Randolph Macon College - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Ashland, VA)

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Vice-Presideni' Secrefary-Treasurer 'k T. McNIDER SIMPSON, JR A.B., M.A.. Ph.D. Dean-Professor of Maihemafics jowereg Imigsf gfs Oaks ana Mapfe Beaufifu! fb fwew Sfamys Uurljlobfe Gffma .Maia iR6LlZJ040h- .MHCOIZ 3' FA 'Fi I IQIZI CULTY EDWIN WIN FIELD BOWEN A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Lafin FRANK L. DAY A.a., M.A., s.n., Ph.D. Professor Emerifus of Philosophy and Bible EARLY LEE FOX A.s., M.A., Ph.D. Vaughan Professor of Hisfory and Polilical Science WILLIAM H. KEEBLE B.S. Professor of Physics JOSEPH BOYD HALEY A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Greek and German EDWARD EH RLICH SMITH A.B., M.A. Professor of Educafion and Psychology WALTER E. BULLINGTON B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Biology IRA A. UPDIKE B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry WILLIAM STANFORD WEBB A.a,, M.A., Ph.D. Professor of English GEORGE S. TARRY A.n., a.D., M.A. Professor of Bible and Philosophy ARTHUR ST. CLAIR SLOAN A.B., M.A., s.D. Professor of Modern Languages MARSHALL J. McN EAL B.S., M.A. Assisfanf Professor of Mafhemafics and Physics GRELLET C. SIMPSON A.B., M.A. Assisfanf Professor of English J. PAUL McCONNELL A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Economics and Sociology WILLIAM S. MILLER B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Assisfanf Professor of Chemislry JAMES L. W. WEST A.B., M.A. Assisfanf Professor of English, Latin, and Modern Languages ADMINlSTRATIVE OFFICERS Samuel Claiborne Hafcher, D.D ....... . Vice-Presidenf, Secreiary-Treasurer T. McNider Simpson, Jr., A.B., M.A., Ph.D. .... . Dean and Professor of Malhemafics F. L. Summers, B.S. . Mrs. J. B. Haley, B.A. . . Miss M. O. Tucker . Miss Inez Johnson . H. S. Soufhgafe, B.A., B.D ..... . . . Chaplain Mrs. L. S. Flournoy R. S. Gillis, B.A . . . Alumni Secrefary Mrs. J. W. Hough M. J. McNeal, B.S. . . ...... . Regislrar Mrs. A. Si. C. Sloan A. Chambers Ray, Jr., M.D. . . Physician . Direcfor of Aihleiics . . . Librarian . Assislani' Librarian . . . . Office Secreiary Secreiary io ihe Presicienf . . . Sfenographer . . Sienographer STUDENT INSTRUCTORS J. E. Ball . . C. C. Bell, Jr. R. W. Blunr , R. K. Brown . B. V. English . W. B. Ficller . M. D. Gayle . J. W. Hough . Paul lsenberg . . M. H. Lancasfer D. W. Levi . . . Library . . Lafin . . Chemislry . English . Physics . . Biology . , Biology . . . . English . Physical Ecluca+ion . . . Chemisfry . . Chemisiry 31 R. S. Luckeif . E. W. McGee . R. S. Marsh . . George Meyer . H. T. Osierud . . W. M. Piclrarcl . R. L. PlunkeH . . G. S. Rosenberger . J, C. Simpson, Jr. . David Tafem . . J. M. Taylor, Jr. , . . Library . . Hisfory . . -Chemisfry . . German . . Biology . . Bible . Chemisfry . . Biology . . Library . . . . Greek . . Chemisiry and Physics QZLZ CZOZJJEJ Bowered 'midsi' ifs oaks and maples, Beau'riful +o view, Stands our noble Alma Ma+er, Randolph-Macon, 1'rue. g'L1.-: 1i:'I lj' ,. A T293-' 5.1 4+-F? 'ii , N n Rawlings, Tafem, Bain, Derowski. u S E N I O R C L A S S O F F I C E R S H. LEE BAIN, JR .... ......... . . Presidenf EDWARD L. DEROWSKI . . . . . Vice-Presiden+ GEORGE C. RAWLINGS, JR. . . . . Secre+ary-Treasurer DAVID TATEM ...... . . . . I-Iislrorian ll61 AHS Bain, Bell, Blunf, Davis IISJ HARRY LEE BAIN. JR. Lee CAPRON, VIRGINIA Candidaie for B.S. fl' K E, OA K, X 15411, II A E WI1o's Who, '4I: Presiclent Senior Class: President I-lop Cornmitree, '4l: Recording Secretary, X B 111, Frank I-Iallg Glee Club, '4OI Annual Siafig Weekly Siaif, ROBERT WESLEY BLUNT, JR. Bob ASHLAND, VIRGINIA Candid afe for B.S. Chernislry Insirucior, '40, '4Ig Swimming, '40, '4I. I191 C. COOPER BELL, JR. Cooper I609 Ruifner Road ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA Canclidafe for B.S. A X A, O AK,X B111 Siudenl Inslrucior, Laiin, '40, '4-Ig Sfucleni Dean, '4l, President Waller I-lines Page Club, '4lg Vice-Chairman, Chrisiian Movemenr Council, '4I, Y. Ivi. C. A., Cabinet '4I: Boarcl of Aihleiics, '4I: Vice-President Washinqion Liierary Socieiy, '4Ig Varsiiy Club: Track, '38, '39, '40, '4l. BEVERLY JAMES DAVIS, JR. SIinI:ie 2004 Chicago Avenue RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Candidafe far B.A. Waslwingion Liferary Socieiyg Y. M, C. A.: Virginia Social Science Associaiion, '40, '4I: Clericusz Yellow Jaclcei Annual Sfaff, '40, '4I. THOMAS BURK DAVIS, JR. Tommy 623 Overbrook Road RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Candidale for B.A. Clericus, Secrelary, '40, Vice-Presiclenl, '4l, Glee Club Librarian, '40, Wash Hall, Treas- urer, '4I, Head Cheerleader, '4l, Y. M. C. A., Chrislian Movemeni Council, '4l. JOSEPH GRAY DINWIDDIE, JR. Governor 620 Walnuf Avenue WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA Cancliclafe for 5.5. fI1K2,0AK,IIAE,ET,XB411 Wl'1o's Who, '4I, Eclifor, Yellow Jaclcei' Weekly, '41, Assisfanl' Edifor, Yellow Jaclcef Weekly, '40, Presicleni, II A E, '41, Waller Hines Page Club. l201 EDWARD LEONARD DEROWSKI Ed im Kaighn Avenue CAMDEN, New JERSEY Canclidafe for B.S. 0 A K, X I3 'I' Who's Who, '4l, Sludenf Dean, '4-I, Vice- Presidenl, Sophomore Class, '39, Vice-Presicleniz Junior Class, '40, Vice-Presidenf, Senior Class, '41, Vice-Presidenl, X B '11, '4I, President Newman Club, '4l, Commons Club, Y. M. C. A., Sporls Edilor, Yellow Jaclcel Annual, '4l, Varsily Club, Foofball, '39, '40, '4l, Baskef- Iaall, '39, '40, '4l: Tennis, '39, '40, '41, '42, PAUL MARVIN DODD Dummy 437I Lee Highway ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA Candidwle for B.A. A X A Band President '40, Yellow Jaclcel Annual Pholography Edilcr, '38, '39, Annual Sfaff, '37, '38, '39, '40, '4-I, Wash Hall, '38, '39, '40, Glee Club, '37, '38, '39, '40, Davis, Derowslri, Dinwiddie, Dodd IZI 1 Emory, English, Evere'H, Felfy l221 ROBERT RICHARDSON EMORY Bob WAVERLY, VIRGINIA Candiclal-e for B.S. Commons Club: Wasl'i Hall Censor, '4Ig Fool- ball B Team. CALEB ROY EVERETT, JR. Roy NEWSOMS, VIRGINIA Candidafe for B.A. Caplain, Baseball, '4l1 Treasurer, Clericus, '4l: Varsify Club, '40, '4I: Washingfon Lilerary Sociely: Y. M. C. A.: 150-Ib. Fooiball, '4Ig Capfain, Clericus, Inrramural Baslcefball, '40, l23II BRUCE VAUGHAN ENGLISH Bruce 29l7 Hanes Avenue RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Candiclaie for B.S. K A, 0 A K, X ISKI1, IT A 15,112 I3 K WI1o's Who, '4lg Presiclenl, Sfudenl' Govern- menl, '4I: Sludenl Dean, '4Og Pfxysics lnslruclor, '40, '4I: Frank Hall: Waller Y. M. C. A., Cabinel. Hines Page Club, BEVERLY FELTY Bev 8I8 Auburn Avenue ROANOKE, VIRGINIA CancIicIaI'e for B.A. A X A Clericus, Presiclenl, '4Ig Glee Club, Manager. '40: Wash Hall, Secrerary, '40, '4l: Waller Hines Page Club: Debafe Council, Pan- Hellenic Council, '4O: Clirislian Movernenl Council, '4-I: Dramalics Club, '39, '4O: Track, Manager, '39, ARTHUR SHELDON FRENCH, JR. SI1eI 3555 Netherland Avenue NEW YORK, NEW YORK CancIicIaI'e for B.S. ROBERT DANIEL FRIDLEY R. DanIeI ELKTON, VIRGIN IA Candid afe for B.A. Clericus. Siudenf Insfrudor in Comparafive Anafomy, '4I: President Randolph-Macon Players. '4I Varsify Swimming Team, '40, '4Ig Franklin LII erary Sociefy. MAJOR DALBY GAYLE, JR. JOHN KYLE GILBERT Dalby Kyle URBANNA, VIRGINIA CHURCHVILLE, VIRGINIA Candidafe for B.S. Candidafe for B.S. BIoIogy Insfrucforg B Team BasIrefbaII. '39. X B Ib' H A E E241 Vice-President IT A E, '4I: Business Manager R-M Players, '4I: Y. M. C. A.: Feafure Ednor YeIIow Jackef Weekly, '4-I: WaIIer Hines Page CIub. 5. Ir. i J X 4 1 ff ' K F , Rx HJ ,, I 1 P . 'g ,! , f, , f. J' , , 51 , - X 1- My A ,ala 4 I , x A Y! y , , R Y X hi. H A lf-X 1 V f Q' I :fx 51 3 ,,:1 M f V., ,E I iff - 1 TJ U' Y A 9 nj ' f ' ' I I . U, Q U 4' I- ' 1 n ,,x K, N., -. 4 t I I .4 '- X A N , '1-3 N. French, Fridley, Gayle, Gilberf IZSI Harrison, Hough, Hucksfep, Lambdin E261 . WELFORD THOMAS HARRISON Squirf 25I2 Floyd Avenue RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Candidale for B.A. Commons Club: Varsily Club: Foolball' '38. 39, '40, '4I1 Track, '38, '39, '40, '4I. JULIAN BRINDLETON HUCKSTEP Huck ELLERSON, VIRGINIA Candidafe for B.A. C. P. T.. '4I: Conlrol OperaIor for W. R. V A.. '39, lf27.I JAMES WILLIAM HOUGH Bill NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Candidafe for B.A. U .K K, E T, 'I' K X, 'II II li Presidenl, O A K, '4I: Presiclenl, I T, '4I: President T K A, '4I: Board of Publicalions, '4Ig WI'Io's Who, '4Ig Presidenl, Clericus, '4-C: Presiclenl, Wash Hall, '407 Vice-President Wal- ler Hines Page Club, '4O: Forensic Council, '4I: Yellow Jaclcel Weekly Slallg Commons Club: Sludenl Insfruclor, English, '4Ig Direcfor of R-M News Service, '4I. MORRIS ARTHUR LAMBDIN Lumpkin AMELIA, VIRGINIA Candidale for B.S. President N. W. A., '4I: Commons Club: Frank Hall: Dramalics, '4O: Glee Club, '40, '4lg B Team Baslcelball, '4O: B Team Foolball. '4I: Transfer from Lynchburg College, '40, MORTON HOLLADAY LANCASTER Morlon SHELFAR, VIRGINIA Candidale for B.S. Sfuclenl Inslruclor in Chemislry, '4l1 Member American Chemical Socielv, '4-lg Commons Club: Y. M. C. A.: Varsity Swimming Team, '4I, '42, lnlramural Sporls. FRANKLIN EASTBURN LIEBENOW Pill 606 Lifllepage Street FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA Candidafe for B.S. K v Pan-Hellenic Council, '4I: Football B Team, '38, '39, '4O: Foolball Varsily, '4-Ig lnframurels, '38, '39, '40, '4l. l2BII ARNOLD MARSHALL LANSCHE Arnold 36Il N. Washinglon Boulevard ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA Candidale for B.S. A X A, XB11f Treasurer, X B 111, '4l: American Chemical Sociely, '4l: Walier I-lines Page Club, Y, M. C. A.: Sluclenl Member, Virginia Academy of Science: Waslwinglon Lilerary Sociely, Tribunal Member, '41, JOHN FELLOWS LOVETT Red 307 Highland Avenue EAST PITTSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA -Candldale for B.S. President Varsily Club, '4-I: Commons Club: Glee Club, '39, American Chemical Sociely, '4-I: Football, '38, '39, '40, '41, Track, '38, '39, '40, '4l. Lancasfer, Lansche, Liebenow, l.oveH f291 Loving, LuckeH', McGee, Marsh i301 DONALD LEE LOVING Don LaCROSSE, VIRGIN IA CancIicIa+e for B.S. 'I' A 9, Z2 T, X I5 fIP, H A E Sfuclenl' Inslruclor in Mallremalicsi President Glee Club, '4I: Sludenl' Direcfor, Glee Club, '40, '4I: Presldenl, Waslwinglon Liferary So- ciefy, '4-Ig Waller I-lines Page Club: Organ- izalions Edilor. Yellow Jaclcel Annual, '40, Class Edilor, Yellow Jaclcel Annual, '4I: Yellow Jackal Weekly Slall, '4Og Y. M. C, A.: Dra- malics, '38, '39, '40, '4l. EARL WILLIAM MCGEE Bill ASHLAND, VIRGINIA Candiclale for B.A, CI' B K ' lns'rruc+or in Biology, '4-Og Sludenl ln- Sludeni' slruclor in Hlslory. '4I: Y. M. C. A.: Waller l-lines Page Club. ' L311 RICHARD SAMUEL LUCKETT Dlclc 604 King Sfreei Road ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA Candiclafe for B.A. Z1 T, fl' B K Sludenl Dean, '4l: Vice-Presidenl. 21 T, '4l: Vice-Presldenl, I-lop Commillee, '4l: Com- mons Club: Waller I-lines Page Club. ROBIN SUMMERFIELD MARSH Swampy MISKIMON, VIRGINIA Candiclafe for B.S. CI' A 9 Sfuclenl lnslruclor in Clwemislry, '40, '4-I: Amer- ican Chemical Sociely, '40, '4'I: Commons Club: Glee Club, '38g Y. M. C. A.: Capfain, I50-Ib. Foolball, '4l. JOSEPH ROBBIE MILLER Joe 2I5 W. Clifford Sfreel' SOUTH WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA Candiclale for B.A. ET Yellow Jackel' Weekly, lnlramural Edilor, '40, '4-I: Y. M. C. A.: Library Assisianl: Caplain, lnframural Baskelball, '40, '4l: lnframural Fool- ball, Baskeiball, Baseball. GEO. CHANCELLOR RAWLINGS, JR. George 207 College Avenue ASHLAND, VIRGINIA Cancliclafe for B.A. K A, T K A, 0 A K Who's Who, Sociely, '4l: Vice-President Forensic Council. '40, '4I: Board '4l: President Franklin Lilerary Secrelary-Treasurer, Senior Class: ol Publicarionsg Waller Hines Page Club: Dance Commilfee: Y. M. C. A. Cabinel, '40, '4l: Debaie Team, '38, '39, '40, '4l: Edifor, Y. M. C. A. Handbook, '4l. 4 lQ32Il WILLIAM MARSHALL PICKARD, JR. Bill NEWBERN, ALABAMA Candidafe for B.A. ll, I3 K, 'I' If QL, E T, II A lf, ll A K Who's Who, '4I: Biology lnslrucfor, '39, '4O: Bible lnslruclor, '4-I: Presidenl, Forensic Coun- cil, '4l: Edilor, Yellow Jackel Annual, '4l: Wash Hall, '38, '39: Waller Hines Page Club: Glee Club, '39: Dramalics, '38: Chrislian Movernenr Council: Presidenl, Virginia Melhodisl Sludenl' Conference: Assislanl Eclilor, Y. M. C. A. Handbook, '40: Debale Team, '38, '39, '40, '4l: Yellow Jackef Weekly Siaff, '39, '4O. CHARLES WESLEY RAY Charlie 5223 RENO Road WASHINGTON, D. C. Candidale for B.A. X A Q Franklin Lilerary Sociefy: Eleven Club: Colillion Club, '37, '38: Y. M. C. A.: Swimming Team. '37: Foofball, '37, '38, '39, '40, Miller, Piclcard, Rawlings, Ray i331 Rice, Romaine, Ryder, Smiih l341 DOUGLAS GORDON RICE Doug ASHLAN D, VIRGINIA Candidafe for B.A. HARVEY BROWN RYDER Harvey MONTEREY, VIRGINIA Candidale for B.A. American Chemical Socieiy. '40, '4I: Sluclenl Member of Infirmary Slaff, '41, l35I MASON ROMAINE, III Ram6n 323 D'AIfon Avenue PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA Ca ndiclafe for B.A. 'I' K E, II .X IG Sfudenl Dean, '4l: Secrelary, Freshman Class, '39: Y. M, C. A.: Secrelary, Frank Hall, '40, Colillion Club, '39: B. I.. A. K. I.: Yellow Jaclcef Weekly Slall, Yellow Jaclcel Annual, '4I1 B Squad Foolball, '39, '40, '4I7 Assisfanl' Manager, Baseball, '4O'. '39, '4Og Orqanizalions Edilor, Assislanl Managerg Baskeiball, '407 Manager, Foolball, '4-I. EMORY PARKER SMITH - Emory 343 Mounf Vernon Avenue PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA Candidafe for B.A. A X A Clericus: Secrelary, Dramalics, '40, THURSTON K. STONEBURNER DAVID TATEM T. K. Dave EDINBURG, VIRGINIA 4l9 Warren Cresceni' Candidaie for B.A. NORFOLK' v'RG'N'A A Y A Candidafe for B.A. 11: A 9, rg T, fp I3 K Y. M. C. A. I-IIs+orIan, Class of '42, Vice-PresIcIen'r, Y. M. C. A., '4O: Secrefary, Walfer Hines Page Club, '40, '4I: Sfudem' Insfrucior in Greek, '41, Walfon Greek Prize, '40, '4I: Secrefary, Sigma UpsIIon, '4I. JOHN LEONARD THOMAS II ELMER ARCHIBALD THOMPSON John Burch FULLERTON, MARYLAND MOOREFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA Candidaie for B.A. Candid aIe for B.A. T K A Sccrefary, CIer Manager, Debafe Team, erary Sociefy: Clericusz icus, '39: Treasurer, Washingfon Liierary Sociefy, '40, S+udeni' Pasfor, '40, '4l '4l: Weshinqfon LH- lnframural Soffball, '38, '39, '40, '4l. Debafe Team, '39, '40, '4l . l36J Sfoneburner, Tafem, Thomas, Thompson I37J iw v' ' Nz. WM.. X 'X 1 H UNH. Y ' .:fQfg..:,V-MJ---A - f 1 ' Ayigg gf , 9541, jg- -1, 1 51.4.3 s- ' I ' ' ' an , A4 15554 'Nl' - H ,7 9 ' :w1,:esQ:ssL4f ' -Z 11, Wisi,,wwN.1NNlI1NNN1'1 ,wx , , ig ' A HW 'L' 'L si ---- , . L+ .1 .:' Q? 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Commons Club, X B KI' ROBERT J. BULL . . ...... . . . Norfolk, Va. 'I' K A HERBERT C. COVINGTON . . . . Ashland, Va. JOHN E. DAVIS, JR ........ . .WeIch, W. Va. K A CHESTER A. DYSON ........... Whlfe Plains, Md. Commons Club T401 JAMES U. EDWARDS . . . ,....... . . Mafoaca Commons Club, Tl A LI NORMAN J. FLYTHE . . . . Porfsmoufh DAVID C. FORREST ..... Virginia Helghls, Roanoke A X A VANCE W. FOSTER . . JOSEPH P. GATLING . . JAMES F. GETTY . . .... . . . CLAIBORNE D. GREGORY . . . K X BRYANT E. HARRELL, JR ...... 'lf K 12 RALPH E. HAUGH . . EARLE E. HENLEY, JR ......... Commons Club . . . Norfolk Newport News New Windsor, . . Upperville, . . Norfolk, . . Ashland, . . . Marshall, IUNIORS uf' a..f ,,. M W.. Wi. l42l IUNIORS sunken F. JACKSON ............ Petersburg, Va Commons Club WALTER L. JONES ....... KT? WARREN H. MCINTEER . .... '. . . . AXA,XB1l' W. COPLEY MCLEAN .......... KA,OAK,lIAlf DONALD MCMAHON .......... Commons Club RALEIGH H. MANN . . . NORMAN D. MASON . . . . A. GEORGE MEYER ........... 21 T, Commons Club WILLIAM A. MOON, JR. . . . MASON B NOAH, JR. . . . . . . Oak Hall, Va . . Quanfico, Ya . . South Hill, Va . Mf. Vernon, N. Y . . Richmond, Va . Cumberland, Md . New York, N. Y . Spouf Springs, Va . New York, N. Y DONAL S. PARKER ........... Commons Club ROBERT L. PLUNKETT ........ Commons Club GORDON S. ROSENBERGER . . . Ji! A. JAMES SAVAGE, JR, . LAIRD W, SHULL .. ..... K 2.1 JOHN M. TAYLOR, JR ....... o.xK,xnfp C. STEWART TI NSLEY ......., AXA LEWIS E. WATSON , ........ AXA . . . Bedford, Va. . . Lynchburg, Va . , Rockville, Md . . Exmore, Va Washinqfon, D. C Lawrenceville, Va ,. . Marshall, Va . .Soufh Hlll, Va IUNIORS l431 EVAN H. ASHBY, JR. . 1. ..... . . Remingfon, fb A 9 NOLAND M. CANTER, JR. . . . . . Harrisonburg, K A Commons Club LAMBUTH M. CLARKE ..... . . . . . Lynchburg, w. PAGE cl-lesl.eY ......,... Colonial Helqllls, SOPHOMORES Va Va Va Va A X A CHARLES W. CRUMB . . . . . Washincfon, D. C JAMES M. CULBRETH, JR ...... . . Richmond, Va A X A WILLIAM W. DINWIDDIE ..,. . . . Waynesboro, Va lil K E HILARY A. FAW, JR ....... . . Imperial, Pa WALTHER B. FIDLER ....... . . .SI1arps, Va dr A 9 , JAMES N. GALLOWAY, JR ..... . . . Annapolis, Md ff' K E CHARLES M. GIBBS, JR ...... . . Pefersburg, Va 1I X A OTIS R. GILLIAM ............ Concord Depoi. Va Commons Club HAROLD P. GRANT ............ Wilmingfon, Del A X A RICHARD F. HAMAKER .... . . Lynchburg, Va AUBREY s. HARLOW, JR ...... . , Ashland, Va fl? A 9 was - - J..o..7m:uJ-.1:f,.:.,I7 Wjmwi. H41 DOUGLAS O. HILL ....... K A ALVIN W. LAINE . . WENDELL M. LEWIS .... , . . 'I' A 9 JOSEPH T. LOGAN ........ fl' A G JAMES B. MacMULLIN ...... K E VIRGINIUS A. MARKS . . ROBERT F. MAST . . NACE F..MEFF-ORD, JR ...... . Commons Club CHARLES S. MILLER . , ROBERT E. MOBERG ........ 24115 THOMAS H. MOSELEY ...... K A THADDEUS S. MURRAY . . HAROLD T. OSTERUD . . ROBERT C. PARKER . ROBERT H. PRIDE, JR ....... K A 1 . .Crewe, Va. . . . Ashland, Va . . Sharps, Va . . Harrisonburg, Va Mooreslown, N. J . . Hopewell, Va . . Oak Hall, Va . . . . Covinqfon, Va . . . Elkfon, Va . . Hampfon, Va . . Ebony, Va . . Norfolk, Va . . . Ashland, Ya . . . Richmond, Va . . Chatham, Va I SOPHOMORES T451 461 SOPHOMORES JOHN J. REILLY, JR. . ERIC REISS . . HORACE A. REVERCOMB, JR. Commons Club AUBREY T. RIVES . . JOHN W. ROLLISON, JR, . . ANDREW L. ROBERTS . . DOUGLAS H. ROSENBERGER . . . K 2 Jmes E. noue-AN . . .,. . . . 11 2 JACK s. Russeu ..... .... fl' A I-J WILLIAM P. SANDERSON, JR, . BENJAMIN A. SCOTT . . JOHN C. SIMPSON, JR ....... fb .X 0 ROBERT F. SPRENGER ...,. Commons Club HAROLD E. STARKE . . MELVIN S. TAUB ........... Commons Club Harrisonburg, Va. . New York, N. Y. . . . . . . Covington, Va . . Blacksione, Va. . . Courlland Va. . . Roanoke, Va. . . Rockville, Md . Brooklyn, N. Y. . . Richmond, Va . Carfersville, Va . Schoolfleld, Va . . Danville, Va Ml. Vernon, N. Y . . Ashland, Va . . Passaic, N. J MISS LUCY C. TYLER . . JAMES W. WALTERS . . GEORGE D. WATKINS ...... 'lf Ii .E DOUGLAS G. WEIFORD . . . Commons DEWEY N. WEIFORD, JR .... Commons DONALD S. WILLCOX .... Kb li 21 HAROLD E. WILKINS ...... fll .X ll D. WINSTON WILLIAMS . . . A X A ROBERT W. WOOLDRIDGE . . ROBERT H. WRENN . . STEPHEN C. WRIGHT ..... 'Ir A 0 Club Club . Ashland, . . Suffolk, . Ashland . Sfaunfon . Siaunfon Pefersburg . . Wake, Alexandria . , Norfolk, . Herndon Coatesville, SOPHOMORES T l47fl M 7 ,T f QM f' f ,I .K jjf J, A6 WV W. D. R. J. W. J. P. W. L. R. S. A. E. S. H. A. R. R. W. R. W. W D. W FIRST ROW P. ANDERSON, JR. ........ . . .Ashland, Va H. ASHBY, JR. . . .Covlnglon, Va H. ASHWORTH . . . . . Logan, W. Va E. BALL ..... . . . Chevy Chase, Md N. BALL . . . .Wesf Falls Church, Va T. BARHAM . . ....... Capron, Va BECKER .... . ,Crewe, Va W. BENNETT . . . .Ashland, Va SECOND ROW A. BOGGS . . ............ . . Bumpass Va C. BOWEN ..... . . Reminqfon, a T. BRAY .,....... . . Hanover, a W. BRITTING-HAM, JR. . . . . Hampo Va W. BULLINGTON . . ..... Ash , Va R. CHILCOTT .... . . Fredericks u g, Va B. COPLEY ...... .... R ich nd, V McN. COVINGTON . . . . . Rie ille, THIRD ROW A. CRAIG, JR. ........... . . Bel Have , Va W. CROSS, JR. . . . . Ma s Va B. DANCE, JR. . . . R k, Va D. DARDEN . . . . N soms, Va R. DODD ..... Wayne oro,.V P. G, DODSON . . . . . . Norfol D. DOUB . . . . . . . nancock a. M. DOWNER . . onsville, FRESI-IMEN M. L. DREWER, JR. ......... . c. E. DRUMHELLER R. J. EDWARDS , E. P. Feneusou . w. P. Fsnsusow H. P. FISHER, JR. w. M. ronaes . v. R. cs-EYER, JR. . . . . Saxls . . . . . Quinlan . . . . Plainview . . . Richmond, . . . . . Doswell . . Quinlan, Glen Allen, . . . .Chatham MISS A. E. HALL C. M. HATCHER . . W. S. HINTON, JR. . . C. E. HOUSE . . . W. H. HUBBARD P. H. ISENBERG . D. P. JACKSON . R. L. JENNINGS . FIRST ROW . . Ashland, . . . Amherst, . . Glen Allen, . . Rawlings, . . . Norfolk, Mooresfown, N. . . . Norfolk, . . Norfolk, Va Va Va Va Va J Va Va FRESHMEN J. A. J. J. J. W. C. F. E. G. MI R. C. F. J. W. P. A. S. H. T. J. H. P. SECOND ROW R. Joi-mson . . E. Jor-:es . F. Jusris . . F. KANE . . w. KANE . . R. KEADLE . M. KEEN, JR. . . cs. KEIHN . . A. KRANITZKY . . KRONFELD .... ss c. L. LAWHEAD B. Lor ....... E. LYDA . . . T. MCELROY . . . J. McEvoy ..... . w. Mcmrvne, JR. FOU RTH ROW J. McQUA'lDE . . . J. MCMATH .... . E. MArrHews, JR. R. Moons, Jn. . . G. OWEN ..... E. PATTERSON, JR. L. PAUL, JR. . . . P. PERKINS . . Porl Richmond, . . . Blacksfone, . Princess Anne, Va Va Va . . Brooklyn, N. Y . . . Blue Hill, . . . Charlolfesville . 'Ocean View, Clarks Summif, . . Richmond, . . Herndon, . . . . Ashland, . Washington, D. . . . Richmond, Williamson, W. . . . Richmond, . . Pefersburg, Me Va Del Pa Va Va Va C Va Va Va Va Mooresfown, N. J . .... Onley, . . Sfaunfon, . . Beckham, . . . Richmond, . . Wellville . . Chafham . . Coafesville, Va Va Va. Va. Va. Va. Pa. R. Porrs . . . D. Quick .... w. REYNOLDS, J s. REYNoLDs . s. Rl-looss . . M. RUNGE . . W, SAWYER . . . X. SESSA .... M. SINDLINGER M. SNELL .... G. STUNZIG . . E. SYKES .... J. TALARICO . . . . Berryville, Va . Walerlown, Conn . . . Reedville, Va . . . . Norfolk, Va . New Markei, Va Bound Brook, N. J . . Porlsmoufh, Va . . Brooklyn, N. Y . . . . Gordonsville, Va . . Porfsmoulh, Va . . New York, N. Y . . Glen Allen, Va . . . Collingswood, N. J T. THOMPSON . . . . . Beaverdam, Va N. TUNE, JR. . L. rvsmoen, JR. P. VONDRACEK A. WALL .... D. WEIR .... S. WELLS, Jr. . W. WHITE, lll . . . .HaIifax, Va Hampfon, Va. Balfimore, Md. Wes? Haven, Conn. . . Plainfield, N. J . . Baltimore, Md . . . Norfolk, Va 15 4 I1 fo Lai- FRESHMEN FOU RTH ROW C. WHITLOCK, JR. ......... . . D. WINBORNE, JR. . . . . L. WINSTON . . R. WRENN . . S. WRIGHT . . S. YOURISON . . ' I A I Universily Richmond Richmond, . . Herndon Richmond, Richmond, i501 NO PICTURES AVAILABLE EDWARD O. JAMES .... ISADORE M. KOVAR, III A O . . DAVID W. LEVI, Commons Club . . . E. ROBERT WHITNEY, Commons Club C. RHODES BOYD, I 'Il Ii . . MRS. NORMAN J. FLYTHE . . G. C. HATCHER, JR. , . J. D. HILL ,. J. C. KENT .... C. W. KRANITZKY .. J. W. PAYNE, JR. . . E. G. PHELPS . . . A. STEINER . . o JUNIORS o SOPHOMORES 0 FRESHMEN If51i . . . .AshIand, Virginia . . Ford Cify, Pennsylvania . . Berryville, Virginia . . Owego, New York . . Basseff, Virginia , . Ashland, Virginia . . Middieburg, . . . . .AshIand, Wicomico Church . . . . Richmond . . Roanoke . . . Hopewell Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia . Far Rockaway, New York G-afffblefgw Liff fhe chorus, speed H' onward, Ne'er le+ praises fail: Hail +0 fhee, our Alma Maier, Randolph-Macon, hail! Qu, 'g W 1 K I ,Z N aww- 5 ,Q 'W .,. . nf- 1,51 W nm KW? :L ,WWW saw ,mg wgwH,Evss- XFP1 ' .3371--m Mix W -55,-lzl' ,V-. DSX' 'YA' ax W 2, W,-M SWE-'C as T541 o dlidlfq C' 116 The Varsify Club is composed of men who have made Their leH'er in one of The four rnaior sporfsz Foolball, baslceiball, baseball, and Track, or who have macle Two leHers in one minor sporl. Hs purpose is To mainlain high slanolarcls of sporfsman- ship and +o give The monogram winners recognifion for Their services. O OFFICERS J. F. LOVETT ..,........ Presideni ISADORE KOVAR . . .Vice-Presidenl' ELDRED JACKSON . . . Secretary-Treasurer Q PERSONNEL C. C. Bell J. T. Logan A. N. Benfley J. F. Lovell R. H. Bradner A. W. Brillingharn l.. T. Bulcslel E. L. Derowslci R. C. Everell B. Felly D. C. Forresl' W. T. Harrison E. F. Jaclcson l. M. Kovar W. H. Mclnfeer D. McMahon J. B. MacMullin P. J. McQuaide W. C. McLean R. E. Moberg R. F. Sprenqer D. W, Williams F. X. Sessa COACH SUMMERS ln spile of Ihe loss of many of his oulsfanding alhleles 'Ihrough gradualion and Ihe drafl, and Ihe loss of his assislanl, Pal Bynum, Coach Franlc Summers has done an excellenf iob of coaching during Ihe pasl year. Placing emphasis upon fundamenlals and upon good physical condilion, The Jackal coach has senl Ieams onlo Ihe fields and 'rho gym floor Ihal have caused many of Ihe larger and slronger opponenls momenls of anxiely. Coach Summers' Ieams, regardless of win or lose. always qain Ihe respecl of lheir opponenls for Iheir hard and sporlsmanlilce play. ATHLETIC COUNCIL The Alhlelic Council supervises and conlrols Ihe enlire alhlefic program of The College and also approves lhe award lis'r for monograms. ll is made up of lhree facully members, lhree alumni, Ihe coaching slaff, and Ihree oulslanding sluclenl alhleles. The sludenl members are elecred by The sludenl body for one year. Standing: C. Bell, Mn Comptom CoachSummeu, Mr. Woodson, Pop Jackson, Coach Wallace. Sealed: Mr. Wighfman, Dr. Keeble, Dr. Simp- son, Dr. DaL Ike Kovan E551 ii WT 'nl'-i Nl' ' 249' ?oot6all Semen YELLOW JACKET SEASON IN REVI I94I SEAS lsenberg Takes The ball. EW O Losing Their capTain-elecT, Bob Golubic, a sTellar end, and losing several oTher sTars like Gergley and lv1cLinclen To The army, The Ran- dolph-Macon Yellow JaclceTs were greaTly handi- capped aT The beginning of The season. ln addiTion To The loss oT men, The Team was puT aT a serious clisadvanTage in ThaT Coach Summers had losT his able assisTanT, PaT Bynum. l'le was Thus unable To give as much individual coaching as is necessary To produce a winning Team. The JaclceTs Tinished Their l94I TooTball season wiTh Three wins ancl six losses. The vicTories were Gained over WashingTon College, American Uni- versiTv, and Blue Ridge College. The seTbaclcs were aT The hands oT The sTrong UniversiTy of Florida Team, UniversiTy oT Richmond, William and Mary, co-TiTle holders oT The SouThern Con- ference Championship wiTh Dulce: ApprenTice School, WoTTord College, and l-lampden-Sydney. ATTer The capTain-elecT, Bob Golubic, leTT col- lege The coach decided ThaT iT would be advis- able To appoinT a capTain Tor each game insTead oT elecTing a permanenT capTain. The capTaincy was alTernaTed among The leTTermen oT lasT year. These men were Harrison, LoveTT, Derowslci, Kovar, and Jackson. AT The end oT The season The Team elecTed Harrison as Their permanenT capTain Tor The pasT season. The JaclceT scoring This year was conTined To Tour men: lsenberg, LoveTT, Moberq, and Kovar, wiTh lsenberg and LoveTT leading. lsenberg crossed The double line Tive Times while LoveTT Tallied Tour Times. The Tine running, passing, and general all- around play oT lsenberg and The greaT deTensive work and hard blocking oT Pop Jackson earned These boys honorable menTion on The All-STaTe Squad. FOOTBALL RESUME R.-M., 0: Florida, 26 Traveling some Twelve hundred miles To en- counTer The sTrong UniversiTy OT Florida in Their TirsT TilT, The JackeTs played Their besT game. They held The sTrong GaTor Team scoreless unTil The closing minuTes oT The TirsT halT when The GaTors scored on a long pass. The Tine deTen- sive play oT Talarico and Jackson in The line, and oT BenTley in The backTield sTopped many oT The GaTor marches. ln The second half The JackeTs wiTh Tew and inexperienced subsTiTuTes, Tired no- Ticeably. The GaTors Took advanTage oT This and scored Twice. ln The lasf Tive minuTes oT play The JackeTs puT on a drive oT sevenTy yards, buT in vain, Tor The game ended beTore They could score. R.-M., 0: Richmond, 26 The JackeTs, suTTering Trom sTage-TrighT in The TirsT quarTer againsT The Richmond Spiders, came To liTe in The second quarTer and played some heads-up ball. The early sTarT goTTen by The Spiders was Too much Tor The JackeTs To over- come, however. The Team was greaTly handi- capped in ThaT The Treshman sTars were noT per- miTTed To play. Kovar and Harrison, The Two hard-hiTTing backs, Turned in admirable perTorm- ances in The backTield wiTh BulleT Willcox sTand- inq ouT in The line. CAPTAIN SQUIRT HARRISON, Back. R.-M., 7: William and Mary, 5I Journeying To Williamsburg To play The ln- dians, under a broiling sun, The small JackeT aggregaTion was Too weak To make a denT in The sTrong shield oT The W. and M. boys. True To Torm, The JackeTs played well in The TirsT quarTer and held The Indians scoreless. The Tresh W. and lvl. subs, however, were Too much Tor The JackeTs aTTer ThaT. The JackeTs' lone score was goTTen on a kick blocked by Liebenow which Bob Moberg Tell on. R.-M., 7: ApprenTice School, 20 The way The JackeTs sTarTed in This game iT looked as iT They were on Their way To Their TirsT vicTory. They scored in The TirsT seven minuTes oT play aTTer The Shipbuilders had Tumbled. The Gene Tunney visiTs R-M aT Homecomings. LOVETT B k JACKSON, Tackle. DEROWSKI, Guard. ISENBERG, Back. BENTLEY, Back. MOBERG E Touchdown was scored by lsenberg. The JaclceTs ThreaTened several Times again in The TirsT halT buT The ApprenTice boys held Them. ln The sec- ond half The Shipbuilders, Taking advanTage oT several breaks, scored Twice. Ed Derowski, a veT- eran OT Three seasons, and Talarico played ouT- sTanding ball in The line. ln The backfield Kovar and lsenberg Typified The TighTing spiriT of Ran- dolph-Macon. R.-M., l3g Washing'l'on College, 0 Displaying a brillianT passing aTTack The JackeTs sensed vicTory and wenT ouT and clinched iT. The ouTsTanding TeaTure OT The game was a specTacu- lar punT of 90 yards by Moberg, which seT up The TirsT Touchdown Tor The JackeTs. The back- Tield performers who ouTdid Themselves were LoveTT, Kovar, and lsenberg. Playing Their usual TighTing game in The line were Sessa and Jackson, wiTh a newcomer, Charlie Lyda, piTching in. R.-M., I3: Wofford, 28 Breaking TorTh wiTh a powerTul running aTTack The JackeTs showed The SouTh Carolinians The Type OT TooTball ThaT Randolph-Macon is re- specTed Tor ThroughouT The SouTh. The lead in score changed hands several Times buT in The lasT quarTer The Terriers scored on Two long passes Tucking The ball game in The bag. The JackeTs ouTplayed The Terriers in every deparTmenT of The game excepT scoring. Paul McQuaide, a Tormer back, Transformed inTo a quard, was The ouTsTancling lineman on The Tield. lvlaclvlullin did a Tine job of backing up The line. R.-lvl., 28: American UniversiTy, 7 Playing on a very muddy Tield and in a driz- zling rain, The Jacl4eTs showed ThaT They had whaT iT Takes To win a ball game. Red LoveTT, showing his heels To The Eaglemen, scooTed 40 yards around leTT end, behind The Tine blocking oT BenTley, Tor a Touchdown. Trailing aT The halT, 7-6, The Jacl4eTs puT on a second halT drive ThaT The Eagles could noT sTop. The Tine punTing OT Moberg lcepT The American U. Team deep in Their own TerriTory. The play ThaT clinched The game was a IO-yard run by lsenberg. R.-M., 28: Blue Ridge, 0 lT was The JaclceTs' game Trom sTarT To Tinish. Displaying sound TooTball, They scored Three Times wiTh ease by means oT running plays and passes. Royce Jennings, Pop Jaclcson's under- sTudy, had a chance To show ThaT he knows whaT The game oT TooTloall is abouT. ln The line lvlc- Quaide played good ball, lending Tine supporT To The hard running oT LoveTT, Harrison, and lsen- berg. R.-M., 2: Hampden-Sydney, I4 STarTing oTT TasT and ouTcharging The JaclceTs, The boys Trom DeaTh Valley scored Twice in The TirsT quarTer. The Two Touchdowns came via a pass and a 26-yard run. The remainder OT The game was a nip and Tuck Ioa+Tle wiTh The Jacl4eTs having The edge over The Tigers. Numerous Times The JaclceTs drove To The goal line and Then lacked The needed power To push The ball over inTo pay dirT. STe-iner and Talarico played Tine ball in Their TirsT encounTer wiTh The Tigers. Guard. TALARICO, End. KOVAR, Back. SESSA, Tackle. LIEBENOW, Tackle. WILLCOX, End. Top Row: Romaine, LoveTT, McEvoy, Kovar, lsenberg, Lyda, Bentley, McQuaide, Coach Wallace, Coach Summers. Cenier Row: McMahon, Williams, Jennings, Jackson, MacMullin, Kranifzky, Reilly, Sessa, Moberg, Poffs. Boffom Row: Willcox, Mclnfyre, Sprenger, Llebenow, Derowski, Talarico. Wit' X ll Nlt The 'Ku Squad The B Team began pracTice wiTh a very inexperienced squad. Only Two oT The boys had played TooTball wiTh super- vision previously. STarTing Trom scra+ch, a TighTing, scrappy Team was builT. Coach Frank Summers appoinTed a new assisTanT coach, C. Brook Wallace, Jr., To Take The place oT PaT Bynum in coaching The baby JackeTs, as Coach Bynum was called inTo miliTary service. AlThough Coach Wallace had inexperi- enced boys To begin wiTh, he worked un- ceasingly To build a sTrong Team. In The Three games The Team played They showed some good spiriT buT a lack oT cohesiveness. In The TirsT encounTer, Randolph- lvlacon Academy romped over The Bees easily To gain a 52-O vicTory. On Day Field The Tollowing week, The boys Trom Richmond's WesThampTon l-ligh pulled an end run on Their TirsT play ThaT Tallied in The TirsT guarTer. They hiT pay dirT again iusT aTTer The halT. Two Touchdowns and Two conversions Tor WesThampTon spelled The score. While The Baby JackeTs ThreaTened, They lacked a scoring punch. Primed To Tame The l-lampden-Sydney Cubs, The Bees Traveled To DeaTh Valley The nexT week. They were handicapped by injuries and Tew reserves, and Hamp- den-Sydney had liTTle Trouble pummeling a rasping, weary Team To a TuneTul 58-O. BoTh Teams played a hard, sporTsmanly game. T p R Sf g S ll D F b Cross, Jackson, R aine, Owe Coach Wallace. C T R H Brlfhnqham, Galloway, Fisher, Emory, Armlsiead, Whiflock, Keen. Boffom Row: Vondracek, Evereff, Edwards, Dinwiddie Rhodes, Henley. 4. ng.v'l- T601 Ka ketball R.-M R.-M R.-M R.-M R. M R. M R,-M R.-M R, M R.-M R.-M R.-M R.-M R.-M. R. M R.-M R.-M R.-M R.-M OOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOO RESULTS W. 81 M .... MounT ST, Marys U. of Balhmore U. of Richmond Medical College BridqewaTer . . Gallauclel' . . , Lynchburg . . . U. of Richmond Roanoke . . . American U. . . U. of Delaware ApprenTice . . BriclqewaTer . Hampden-Sydney American U, . . ApprenTice Hampden-Sydney Roanoke ..... . ri.-iii,-1-ririiiirf-if I61Ql R-M vs. ApprenTice School. R.-M. C. .... 57: Gallaudef . . . . . .25. .W R.-M. C. .... 391 CaTholic U. ...... 44. . L Regular Season: Il Wins-9 Losses. WiTh only Three re-Turning leTTermen, CapTain Derowslci, Sprenger, and Moberg, and Two weeks' pracTice behind Them, The Yellow JaclceTs ven- Tured To Williamsburg To encounTer The sTrong William and Mary Team, which had Ii++le Trouble in deTeaTinq Them. This quickly awoke The Jack- eTs To The facT ThaT in order To win games They would have To play some heads-up ball. There- upon in Their nexT encounTer wiTh MounT ST. Mary's They wenT To Town and won The game, wiTh Norman Mason, a newcomer, leading in ln The Baslref. scoring. Playing The U. oT Balfimore The nexT niC1hT The JackeTs losT a closely conTesTed game bv a score oT 32-27. JusT beTore The close OT school Tor The ChrisTmas holidays The Randolph- lvlacon cagers Took The counT Trom U. oT Rich- mond bv a score oT 5l-25. Coming back aTTer The holidays Tull oT pep, The JackeTs Took The measure oT The Medicos in an overTime period by The score oT 24-23. This win sTarTed a Tour-game sTreak Tor The JackeTs. The hoopsTers Trounced The slow-moving BridgewaTer Eagles and Tollowed wiTh vicTories over GallaudeT and Lynchburg. WiTh mid-Term exams over, The Randolph- Macon quinTeT again meT The Richmond Spiders. This Time The JackeTs puT up a much beTTer TighT and losT by a score oT 36-26, wiTh CapTain De- rowski and Mason doing mosT OT The scoring. g wem nsnowsxi ff' f J I KT Down wiTh Hampden-Sydney. The besT game ThaT The JackeTs played all year was in Their Tussle wiTh Roanoke College here in Ashland. AT halT-Time The Randolph-Macon cag- ers were Trailing by a score of I9-IS. ln The sec- ond halT They Tound Their eye and began To play ball. The Tinal score was 35-3l, wiTh The Five SmarT Boys on The shorT end. Traveling To WashingTon, The Ashlanclers losT a Tree scoring game To The Tall American U. Team, 56-48. This sTarTed a losing sTreak oT Three games, The JackeTs Telling vicTim To The U. OT Delaware, 52-43, and To The ApprenTice School Shipbuilders in a sTory book Thriller. In The Ap- prenTice School game The JackeTs were leading by one poinT wiTh abouT a halT-minuTe To play. One oT The Shipbuilolers sank a long shoT, win- ning The game. This and The Richmond game were The only Two Tussles ThaT The Ashlanders Ios+ on Their home courT. ln The second encounTer wiTh Their TradiTional rivals, Hampden-Sydney, The JackeTs were mas- Ters ThroughouT The game. When The Tinal whis- Tle blew, The Tigers Trailed by a score OT 52-42. Sprenger was The ouTsTandinq man oT This game. WiTh The LiTTle Six Conference TiTle aT sTal4e, The Summersmen Traveled To Salem To meeT The sTronc1 Maroon Team. The win over Roanolce would have puT The TiTle inTo The hands oT The JackeTs. ATTer The TirsT Ten minuTes OT play, how- ever, The Maroons wenT on a scoring spree and sTaved ahead Tor The resT OT The game. The Ashlanders, enraged aT The deTeaT by Roanoke, wenT wild againsT The hapless GallaudeT club To win by an overwhelming score of 57-25. As The VarsiTy Takes American U MOBERG FORBES C. KRANITZKY MASON This specTacular vicTory aTTorded a TiTTing climax To a successful season Tor The JaclceTs. The Lemon and Blaclc Team Tinished in second place in The newly formed Mason-Dixon C.onTer- ence wiTh seven wins and Two losses. This placed The JaclceTs in a good posiTion To win The Mason- Dixon Comference TournamenT, which was held in BalTimore. Much To The chagrin oT The JaclceT supporTers, however, CaTholic U. succeeded in nosing The JaclceTs ouT OT The TournamenT by a score oT 44-39 in Their TirsT encounTer. To Derowslci, Sprenger, Moberg, Mason, lsen- berg, C. KraniTslcy, and Weir go The laurels Tor making The season a success. The TwenTy-game schedule closed wiTh The JaclceTs Tallying eleven wins and nine losses. On The Rebound. The 'KU KaAlzet6all Team The I942 B squad cagers, coached Tor The second year by Hugh STephens, made a raTher impressive record on The hardwood in Twelve games ouT oT a heavy sevenTeen-game schedule. ln The opener OT The season The Bees scored a surprising vicTory, 25-23, over John Marshall High, a hoT Richmond quinTeT ThaT losT only Two games during The enTire season. Charlie Lyda, who prepped aT John Marshall during Two oT his high school years, was a dominanT Torce in eT- TecTing This upseT. ln a reTurn game, laTer in The season, John Marshall pinned deTeaT on The liTTle JaclceTs To spliT The Two-game series. The nexT Two games were losT To Teams oT The UniversiTy oT Richmond and The William 8: Mary Treshmen. The Bees won over The Medico Jayvees by a Tive-poinT margin, 28-23. In The nexT encounTer They squeezed ouT a TighT one wiTh BenedicTine. Don Weir seT The scoring pace wiTh TourTeen poinTs. Two successive games were played wiTh Hopewell. The Jacl4eTs were on The long end OT The scoring in boTh conTesTs. Ralph Roe was high-poinT man in boTh games. The Richmond TirsT-year men again proved Their superioriTy. The score was 29-l5. To The handsome record oT Colonial Beach High lTorTy-Tour vicTories in TorTy-six gamesl The Bees added anoThing marring deTeaT. Bill Forbes and Blair Rhodes racked up sixTeen and TourTeen poinTs. respecTively, in malcing a lopsided score, 54-23. Ferrum College suTTered deTeaT aT The hands of The JaclceTs. High scoring honors wenT To Lewis WaTson wiTh Twelve poinTs. BenedicTine, evening her counT wiTh The baby Yellow JaclceTs, decisively licked Them, 3I-9. Forbes and Warren MclnTeer Teamed up To lead The Bees To a couple oT vicTories over Glen Allen High. Roe and Forbes consisTenTl.y hiT The hoops To produce a win over R. M. A. Twice PeTersburg High Tell vicTim To The sharpshooTing oT Roe and Forbes. The boys who should be commended Tor con- sisTenT, ouTsTanding perTormances during The sea- son are Forbes, Eclc KraniTslcy, Rhodes, Roe, and WaTson. OThers who conTribuTed sTellar play include MclnTeer, Williams, McEvoy, House, Phelps, Lyda, EvereTT, Bradner, and Emory. .Top Row: EvereTT, Rhodes, Manager Harlow, Roe, McEvoy. BoTTom Row: Williams, E. Kranifzky, Wafson, House, 1941 KaAe6all Seaman The Yellow JaclceTs losT Two games To Ohio STaTe on The local diamond, commencing a I9-game horsehide schedule. The Team did noT funcfion smoofhly, as iT had been reTarded in iTs pre-season preparaTion by cold and weT weafher. Moulfon Phelps was charged wiTh bofh losses. For The nexf game The JackeTs iourneyed To Wake Foresf, buf ran info bad weaTher. The game was called off. On The following day They meT Duke Universify and were handicapped by The Blue Devil hurlers in a 4-2 defeaT. The Team on iTs Tour souTh displayed weakness bofh afield and aT The plaTe. The JaclceT nine Trounced Wesleyan 9-2 and edged BridgewaTer 3-I in a Two-game home sTand. l65l Henry Pedigo received The mound assignmenT aT The Universify of Virginia, buf his slanTs were ineffecTive againsT The sTaTe champions, as The Jaclcefs were rouTed I2-4. Warren Mclnfeer accounfed for a four-bagger in This game. Back home again Hugh Sfephens handcuffed Delaware 3-I, and Pedigo losT a hearTbrealcing I2-inning TilT wiTh The Richmond Spiders 6-4. American Universify fell vicfim To The JackeTs 8-5. The Randolph-Macon Team hif The road again To beaf Bridgewafer, American UniversiTy, and Hampden-Sydney: buT To lose To Lynchburg by a Tighf score. Sfar of The Hampden-Sydney game was Mclnfeer, who sTole home, misTalcing his coach's signal. Pedigo obfained a home run in The Lynchburg conTesT' and EvereTT hiT a - -1 w - .. Q if A f .im fx :' r' Q1 er I 'V ,, 3? ,bmw-Y' S, W, , ,.. 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Jack PoindexTer and McInTeer ToughT all SEASON RESUME I-I-Randolph-Macon I-I-Randolph-Macon T -Randolph-Macon T -Randolph-Macon I-I-Randolph-Macon I-I-Randolph-Macon T -Randolph-Macon I-I-Randolph-Macon I-I-Randolph-Macon I'I-Randolph-Macon T -Randolph-Macon T -Randolph-Macon T -Randolph-Macon T -Randolph-Macon I-I-Randolph-Macon T -Randolph-Macon I-I-Randolph-Macon I'l-Randolph-Macon T -Randolph-Macon . 2:Ohio STaTe . . . 4 . 2gOhio STaTe . . Rain1Weke ForesT .Rain . 6 . 27 Duke ....., 4 . 9: Wesleyan . , . 2 . 3: BridgewaTer . . I . 41 U. OT Virginia . . I2 . 41 U. oT Richmond . 6 . 3: U. oT Delaware . I . 8:American U. . . 5 . 31 BridgewaTer . . 0 . 43 Lynchburg . . . 5 . 21 Hampden - Sydney I . I2pAmerican U. . . 7 . 33WilIiam and Mary I . 33 U. OT Richmond . 6 . I4: Lynchburg . . . 0 . IO: Hampden - Sydney 6 . 0: William and Mary 3 BATTING AVERAGES BarreTT . . . PoiridexTer . . Pedigo . . Golubic . . Moore . . STephens . . Luce . . . Prince . . . EvereTT . . . season Tor TirsT base. A good double play com- MclnTeer . . binaTion was made up by I-Iowie Luce on The Rallfefi - - lceysTone sack, and Karl Railces on shorT. The PPelPS ' ' ' Team was sparked all season by EvereTT's Tielding lganqzky ' ' aT The hoT corner. Dave Prince, Bob Golubic. BI-ini ey ' ' EvereTT BarreTT, STephens and Peoligo shared in M J Hf ' ' , , ac um . . paTroIing The ouTTueld gardens. Phelps was used consisTenTly as a relief piTcher. Team . . . PHELPS GOLUBIC EVERETT AB R H Av. 3I 6 I2 .387 2I 7 8 .38I 60 I4 2I .350 5I 7 I7 .333 59 8 I6 .269 7I 7 I9 .268 64 8 I6 .250 26 4 6 .23I 57 I0 I0 .I75 46 5 7 .I52 55 I2 4 .073 I5 0 I .067 4 0 0 .000 2 0 O .000 I 0 O .000 I O O .OOO 5-63 E5 I37 .243 Pomosxren LUCE 1 .,..i.-. -4- Tlne Yrack Seann The l94l Track season Tound The Randolph- lvlacon men venTuring inTo The newly-Tormed lvlason-Dixon Conference wiTh an inexperienced Team. Only Tour leTTerrnen, CapTain Rawlings, l.oveTT, TunsTall, and Bell reTurned To Coach Bynum. The JackeTs won a meeT Trorn The sTrong GalludeT Team oT' WashingTon, losT one To BridgewaTer and Tied The Tavored Hampden- Sydney Tigers. The Team placed second in Two Triangular meeTs, one aT CaTholic U. and The oTher aT ApprenTice School. The Team as a whole was average, buT iT pro- duced many ouTsTanding individual sTars. ln The JackeT's deTeaT by BridgewaTer aT Ashland, Red l.oveTT clipped oTT The cenTury in 9.6 seconds To Tie The sTaTe record. CapTain Rawl- ings' consisTenT good heaving oT The iavelin and speedy running gaThered many poinTs Tor The JackeT TracksTers. The oTher ouTsTanding runners oT The Team were Bell, TunsTall, BriTTingham, and Moberg. AT The close oT The Track season, CapTain Rawlings and Red LoveTT were inviTed To The STaTe A. A. U. MeeT. The big Te-aTure oT The Siandinga Williams, Masf, Drewer, Clark, Tunsiall, Moberg, Bell, LoveTT, CAPTAIN JOHN RAWLI NGS meeT was CapTain Rawlings' record breaking heave oT The iavelin a disTance oT l9l TeeT. LoveTT, Tavored To break The sTaTe record in The IOO-yard dash, jumped The gun several Times, and when The race Tinally goT under way, he was slow sTarTing and Tinished second. The mile relay Team enTered The Pennsylvania Relays in Philadelphia and won Third place. Rawlings. among TiTTy conTesTanTs, placed sev- enTh in The iavelin Throw. Forrest Seaiedz Coach Bynum, Rawlings, Moore, McQuaide, Harrison, Willcox, BriTTingh-am, Bradner, Sessa, Forbes. Track Snap -xhff Top Row: Lovell, Bell, Bradner, Mast Middle Row: Harrison, Willcox, Moberg, Tunslall, Sessa. BoHom Row: Williams, Drewer, Forbes. Brif+ingham. RQ sg-. .lx- Capiain Kaplan, Corman, CompTon, Derowskl, McCormick, Taub. The 7enniA Team WiTh Tive reTurning leTTermen To boosTer The Team, The JaclceT neTmen opened The l94I courT season undaunTed by The TacT ThaT They were lacking a coach. ReTurning monogram winners and Their respecTive posiTions were CapTain NaT Kaplan, No. I: Ed Derowski, No. 2: Monk Corman, No. 3: Snake CompTon, No. 4? and James McCormick, No. 5. Melvin Taub, a Treshman, earned The sixTh posiTion. Lynchburg and BridgewaTer were The vicTirns of The JaclceTs in Their TirsT Two maTches. BUT despiTe This encouraging sTarT, The R.-M. Team was handed eighT con- secuTive seTbaclcs in Their nexT compeTiTion by The raclceT wielders oT Loyola, Richmond, William and Mary, American UniversiTy, Elon, GuilTord and Hampden-Sydney. In Richmond agair1sT The Spider neTmen The JaclceTs received a whiTewashing. Tak- ing ThaT hurniliaTing 9-O oleTeaT on The chin, The Team was ouT Tor blood when The Spiders visiTed The local courTs and iusT missed vicTory by one poinT, losing 5-4. These deTeaTs almosT made a disasTrous season, buT CapTain Kaplan and his Team parTially redeemed Themselves by winding up The season wiTh wins over Lynchburg and BridgewaTer. and a sTunning upseT OT a Tavored six Trom William and Mary. SEASON'S SCORES R.-M, ..... 4: Lynchburg ..... 3 R.-M.. . . . 2: Guilford . . . . . . 5 R.-M. ..... 5: BridgewaTer . . . . 4 R.-M.. . . . 4: Hampden-Sydney . . 5 R.-M. ..... 0: Richmond . . . 9 R.-M.. . . . 4: Richmond . . . . . 5 R.-M. ..... 4: W. and M, . . . . 5 R.-M.. . . . 6: Lynchburg . . . . . 3 R.-M. .4... 3: American U. . . . . 6 R.-M. . . . . 6: BridqewaTer . . , . 3 R.-M. ..... 2: Elon College . . . 5 R.-M. . . . . 5: W. and M, . . . . 4 E701 , T X 5?fiiiiii'i:,ii ill 'TQT Ii Hill, Sindlinger, Wilkins, Hall, Davis, Crumb, Simpson, Russell. The Cheer eadem WiTh The reTurn oT only Two cheerleaders Trom lasT year's squad, Tommy Davis, head cheerleader, and Doug Hill, The sTudenT body saw TiT To add six oThers To The squad. The new members appoinTed were Jack Simpson, Jack Russell, Harold Wilkins, Bunny Crumb, Tiny Sindlinger and Libby Hall. The selecTion of Libby l-lall marked The TirsT Time in The hisTory of The college ThaT a co-ed had been chosen To lead The men oT Randolph-Macon in cheering Their Teams on To vicTory. The cheerleaders carried on Their Tine work aT all home aThleTic conTesTs To leT The boys on The Tield and in The gym know ThaT They were behind Them. The Treshmen were TaughT songs and cheers, and were inTroduced To The Randolph-Macon spiriT. WiTh The Tine cooperaTion oT The sTudenT body The cheerleaders helped greaTly in making The Homecoming Day celebraTion a success. This was The highlighT of The aThleTic year aT The college. The program welcomed The alumni back To The campus oT Their Alma iViaTer, where They caughT anew The Randolph-Macon spiriT. i711 Sfanding: Bucksiel, Lewis, Bullinqlon, Keihn, Blunf, Wells, Willcox, Wilkins, Coach Wallace, Seafed: Jennings, While, Canfer, Lancaster, Galloway. The Swimming Team The l942 swimmers underTool4 To show Their wares in Tour meeTs, one each wiTh William and Mary and The UniversiTy oT Virginia, and Two wiTh William and Mary ExTension oT Noriollc. They emerged Trom The carn- paign wiTh a Tive hundred average, beaTing William and Mary ExTension Twice, 49-24 and 50-24, and losing To The UniversiTy oT Virginia, 65-9, and To William and Mary College, 57-l8. The Team was under The TuTelage oT The new swimming coach, Broolcs Wallace, and showed a sTrong de-TerrninaTion To win. Coach Wallace builT his Team around The reTurning lelfermen, BulcsTel, l.ancasTer, McMahon, Wilkins, and Willcox. Bob BlunT. a new- comer To The Team, however, showed greaT aguaTic Tale-nT and Torged To The TronT as one oT The leading Tanlcmen. AnoTher newcomer who showed greaT promise was Fred Keihn. Keihn was converTed Trom a TreesTyle To a breasT-sTrolce man. The diving was well Talcen care oT by Les Bul4sTel, a veTeran oT Two years. BulcsTel Toolc Two TirsTs, a second, and a Third. l-le was also a greaT help To Coach Wallace in developing Jim Galloway, a novice diver. l7Zl Ming Hx- . ww mu, Vw! A A-sw , hw, 1 - , 1.5. L .... :Tm Jfiiiw All - fs' 2. iff : . X Y' z, K' ,, .. ' N .I 151 -'X H , 4- ' , 1 K ,. ' .. , . f A -WA ' :': ' V ' 5 ,Q ' , 'f ww M A ,lm . WW gl if 'wi' ,, fa A w 1 'J , W g-KJ 7 .few .RFREM 5 V Y :,:,:,5555g:,- 11 . N -5 V V sw, 1 ' if N 1 wx N W S iw Li wif. Q 3 xv N N - W I 3 X X .AW Q5 W vu J- ' -. M fa 3 -:gxggfm P .Ei , .,4g,..: i wifi i ' ' x 5.5-f7:'ff L 323 ' K f M, 1 . Emi U-,R . w mf ..-,.,.,5:.- , 1 1 mm , ' ,Ny , , 1 . N . w, W! 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OFFICERS STUDENT DEANS MASON ROMAINE, III . . . . . .Presidenf . . . . , .Vice-Presiden+ . .Secre+ary-Treasurer EDWARD L. DEROWSKI RICHARD S. LUCKETT Top Row: English, Taylor, Culbrefh, Bell. Boffom Row: Luckeff, Derowski, Romaine, Barney. E761 Sfanding: Hough, Rawlings, Bain. Sealed: Fox, Webb, McConnell. The Board of Publicalrions has conlrol over, and regulales The Yellow Jaclcel Annual, Jaclcel Weekly, Glee Club, Debale Team, and Randolph-Macon Players. Three slu- clenrs. eleclecl for a Term of one year, and Three facully members make up Jrhe Board. OFFICERS DR. W. S. WEBB ....... ...... ......... C h airmen DR. J. P. MCCONNELL . . . . . Secrefary-Treasurer FACULTY Dr. W. S. Webb Dr. J. P. McConnell Dr. E. L. Fox STUDENTS J. W. Hough H. L. Bain. Jr. G. C, Rawlings, Jr. B O A R D O F PUBLICATIONS lf77Il YELLGW JACKET WEEKLY The college newspaper, published and edifed on The campus, is The official organ of The sluclenl Ioocly of Randolph- Ivlacon College. J. G. DINWIDDIE, JR. Edifor-in-Chief EDITORIAL STAFF J. GRAY DINWIDDIE . . ............. . , .Edilor-in-Chief WILLIAM I-I. BARNEY . ........... . .Assisfanf Edifor ROBERT L, PLUNKETT . .... Assisfanf Edifor J. KYLE GILBERT ,,.. .... F ealure Edilor DONALD S. WILLCOX . . . . . Associale Sporfs Edifor D. WINSTON WILLIAMS ................. .... A ssociafe Sporfs EcII'Ior Standing: Gilberf, Plunkeif, Barney, Willcox. Seafed: Dinwiddie, Meyer, Owen, Williams. l'l' - --H-va 'mpg fwfr-11, I-','.'4f 'n gn..- Q , I78'j Mao,-a,,, ..,,,h WM. ,V,,'I,:,.,' .,, N ' ' 1' X. 1 o I '. .' J vu Y HJ. ,J ' - n a 4 -4, L 2: .Q it 1 r-ivy lei! LN V 3515 51551 ,,l,. . . ll ll , 'Af J. E. BALL H. B. COPLEY C. W. CRUMB O. R.,6lLLlAM L TLLTL CLF' K Plunkeff, Gilberf, Barney. Willcox, Williams. REPORTORIAL STAFF J. W. HOUGH L. A. G. MEYER 6 T. 6. OWEN D. P. P. PERKINS S. l791 W. Sl-IULL D. WATKINS 6. WEIFORD C. WRIGHT YELLOW JACKET ANNUAL WILLIAM M. PICKARD. JR ,...., Edifor WALTER C. MCLEAN . . .Managing Edifor O WILLIAM M. PICKARD, JR. Edifcr-in'Chief EDITORIAL STAFF DONALD L. LOVING . . .........., . . .Class Edifor EDWARD L, DEROWSKI . MASON ROMAINE. III . . . . .Sporrs Edifor . .Organizafion Ediror DAVID C. FORREST ,..... . . ..,. . . . .... . .Phofography Edifor Sfanding: Ferguson, Fidler, Bowen, Barham, Taub, Lewis, Ashby. Seafedz Craig, Owen, Forrest E801 Sfandingz Romaine, Loving. Seafed: Wilkins, Edwards, Derowski. JAMES U. EDWARDS. JR. . . . . . Feafures Edrior HAROLD E. WILKINS . . . . Fraiermfy Edlior THEODORE G. OWEN . . . . . Ari' Edfior I EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS EVAN ASHBY JOHN BARHAM RUSSELL BOWEN AUGUSTUS CRAIG BEVERLY DAVIS ERNEST FERGUSON WALTER ELDLER RANDOLPH GILLIAM WENDELL LEWIS NACE MEEEORD JACK RUSSELL MELVIN TAUB DEWEY WEIEORD' IBIJ W. COFLEY MCLEAN Managing Ediior SOCIAL ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE The Social Ac+ivi'ries Commirree governs and makes Ihe plans for all Ihe social evenrs of Ihe year. Four members of 'rhe IacuI'ry and 'Ihree sfude-nIs make up Ihe commI+Iee. The sfudenfs are Jrhe Presidenr of Ihe S+uden'r Body. The Presidenf of The I-Iop Commiffee, and Ihe PresicIen+ of Ihe Pan-I-IeIIenic CounciI. OFFICERS PROP. G. C. SIMPSON ..... ...., .... C h airman DR. W. E. BULLINGTON . . . . .Treasurer FACULTY Prof. G. C. Simpson ' Dr. W. S. Webb Dr, W. E. BuIIinqIon Coach F. L. Summers STUDENTS B. V. Enghsh I-I. L. Bain, Jr. D. C. Forresf Sfandinq: Coach Summers, Professor Simpson, Professor Bullingfon. Seaiedz Forrest, English, McLean. .II P , I 1 l821 Fronf Row: Derowski, Bain, Luckeff, McLean, Rawlings. Back Row: Boyd, Wilkins, Mclnfeer, Bray, Logan. The lunclion of lhe Dance Commillee is To direcl and conducl all dances held in lhe gymnasium, excepl The Pan-Hellenic Dances. The commillee is composed of Tourleen men: four seniors, four juniors, Three sophomores, and Jrhree freshmen. The 'freshmen are elecled eller The lirsl semesler. OFFICERS H. LEE BAIN. JR. ....... ....... . ......... P residem' RICHARD S. LUCKETT . . . ..... ...... V ice-Presiclenl W. COPLEY MCLEAN . .....,. . .Secrelary-Treasurer SENIORS H. L. Bain, Jr. R. S. Luclcell' G. C. Rawlings. Jr. E. L. Derowski JUNIORS W. C. McLean J. T. Logan W, H. Mclnleer C. R. Boyd SOPHOMORES H. E. Wilkins D. S. Willcox S. T. Bray DANCE COMMITTEE l83l RANDOLPH-MACCLN PLAYERS I+ is flue purpose of Jrhe Players' Club 'ro provide an oppor'runi+y for slruclenfs for develop dramaiic 'ralenr and af +l1e same lime fo furnish enrerrainmenl' 'For Hwe siudem' body. OFFICERS A. SHELDON FRENCH . ,,.. . J. KYLE GILBERT . . PERSONNEL J. E. Ball. III C. E, Drumheller W, N. Ball J. U, Edwards, Jr. R. K. Brown V. W. Fosfer L, T. Buksfel O. R. Gilliam E. W. Bullingron Miss A. E. Hall H. B. Copley F. G. Keihn R, A. Craig, Jr. J. C. Keni' . . ..... Presidenf . , Business Manager D. L. Loving L. W. Shull W. M. Sindlinger P. G, Srunzig D. Tafem R. N. Wrenn T, R. Wrenn Fronf Row: Forresi, French, Hall, Gilbert. Second Row: Bullingion, Loving, Bucksfel, Foster, Reiliey. Back Row: Scoff, Taub, Reiss, McLean, Wilkins, Sindlinger, Geffy. E841 Fronf Row: Leader D. N. Weiford, Mefford, Wafkins, D. G. Weiford, Lawhead, Clemenfs. Back Row: Hill, Cheely, Revercomb, Hazleif, Culbrefh. I+ is +he purpose of The Orcheslrra lo provide enlerlainmenl and +o promole social aclivilies on lhe campus of Randolph-Macon College. H' seeks lo develop any musical 'ralenl 'rhai may exislr among The s+uclen+s, and serves as a means of social conlacf loe+ween Ranclolph-Macon and orher schools. I Leader, DEWEY WEIFORD PERSONNEL W. P. Cheeley R. Lawhead R. F. Sprenger E, Clemenls N. F. Mefford, Jr. G. D. Wallcins J. M. Culbrelh. Jr. l-l. A. Revercomb, Jr. D. N. Weiforcl, Jr. D. O. Hill D. G. Weiforcl ORCHESTRA E851 GLEE CLUB For fhose sfuclenfs of music who are inferesfed in voice, fhe Glee Club offers an unusual opporfunify for fraining ancl for expression in This field. Through 'ifs annual concerl' season and ifs appearance in various college programs during fhe year, fhe clulo malces ifs confriloufion fo fhe culfural life of flue college. Tinsley, Culbrefh, Loving, Troxell, Cooke. OFFICERS D. L. LOVING .... ....... . . Presidenf J. lvl. CULBRETH, JR. . . Manager C. S, TINSLEY ...... . . . Librarian C. P. COOKE, JR ....... . . Accompanisf PROF. CHARLES TROXELL . . . . . Direcfor Fronf Row: Cooke, Clarke, Benlley, Barney, Canfer, Sessa, Yourison, Ashby, Harrell, Felfy, Henley, Plunkeif, Troxell. Second Row: Lambdin, Winborne, Tinsley, Cheely, Barham, Scolf, Whife, Woolridge, Gilliam, Taylor, Paul, Murray, Lewis, Culbrelh. Back Row: Davis, Perkins, Rollison, Hill, Dodson, Loving, Jusfis, Wall, Bull, McElroy, Fidler, Reiss, Quick. 12861 LSYYTTTTT . 3. 5 M rymw ry rr rr Wray k,grrrw9w in-L ik ! E g- ,xr lu - k Elini v. .:.:. . .X Y'-53 5 w ir W Liifle Nell -Left to righi: Vondracek, Tinsley, Felfy, Woolridge. W. H. Barney A. N. Benilsy R. J. Bull J. M. Culbrefh, Jr F. D. Quick H. L. Paul, Jr. J. T. Barham W. P. Cheely T. B. Davis W, P. 6. Dodson D. H. Ashby, Jr. I-l. B. Copley B. Feliy O. R. Gilliam PERSONNEL FIRST TENORS N. M. Canfer, Jr. L. MCG. Clarke M. A. Lambdin SECOND TENORS W. B. Ficller W. M. Lewis F. T. McElroy FIRST BASS D. O. Hill J. F. Jusiis P. P. Perkins SECOND BASS B. E. Harrell. Jr. E. E. Henley, Jr. D. L. Loving E871 X. Sessa . D, Winborne M. Taylor, Jr. S. Murray P. Vondracek . A. Wall W. Rollison. Jr. A. ScoH . S. Tinsley W. While, III L. Pl un kefr Reiss R. W. Woolridge R. S. Yourison FORENSIC COUNCIL The Forensic Council is composed of Those siuclenis inieresied in orafory, exiempo- raneous speaking, and debaling. II supervises all rhe forensic aciiviiies of Ihe college, and Hs members Iravel exfensively Ihroughoul Virginia and neighboring srares in 'Ihe inieresi of forensic worlc. OFFICERS WILLIAM M. PICKARD, JR ..... ....,... ...... P r esidenf GEORGE C. RAWLINGS, JR ,..... . . .Vice-Presidenlr JOHN L. THOMAS, II ....... .... M anager DR. J. PAUL MCCONNELL . . . .Adviser MEMBERS R. J. Bull J. W. Hough L. W. Shull C. W. Crumb E. G. Keihn J. L. Thomas, II B. Eelly J. C. Kenf J. P. Vonclracelc B. E. Harrell W. M. Piclcard, Jr. A. D. Winborne, Jr. G. C. Rawlings, Jr. Sfanding: Keihn, Vondracek, Bull, Harrell, Felfy, Payne, Winborne. Kneeling: Thomas, Pickard, Rawlings, Hough. I881 Standing: English, Luckeff, Rawlings, Dinwlddie, Loving, Hough Bell, Taiem, Felly, Gilbert, Lansche. Seafed: Meyer, Barney, McLean, Taylor, Plunireff, Reiss, Tinsley. The Waller Hines Page Club is an honorary orqanizaiion of 'riiose siudenls inl'er- esied in +I'1e siucly of Iniernalional Relaiions. OFFICERS C. COOPER BELL, JR ..... ....... . ....... P resideni J. WILLIAM I-IOUGI-I ..... ..... ,....... V i ce-Presidenl DAVID TATEM . . . ......... . . . . . Secreiary A. GEORGE MEYER ........, Program Chairman FACULTY MEMBERS . E. L. Fox Dr. J. P. McConnell STUDENT MEMBERS W. H. Barney A. M. Lansche W. M. Pickard. Jr. C. C. Bell, Jr. D. L. Loving R. L. Plunlceil J. G. Dinwidciie, Jr. R. S. Luclceii, Jr. G, C. Rawlings, Jr. B. V. English W. C. McLean E. Reiss B. Feliy E. W. McGee D. Talem J. K. Gilberi A. G. Meyer J. M. Taylor, Jr. J. W. Hough C. S. Tinsley WALTER HINES P A 6 E C L U B I891 CAB INET The Y. M. C. A. promoles Chrislian fellowship on lhe campus ancl clirecls a pro gram of welfare in The college communily. Membership inlhis organizalion is open lo all ol The sluclenls. OFFICERS JOHN M. TAYLOR, JR ...........,.... ...... P residenl W. COPLEY MCLEAN ..... .... V ice-Presidenl' JAMES M. CULBRETI-l, JR ....... . . ,Secrelary C. STEWART TINSLEY ..... Treasurer PROFESSOR GEORGE S. TARRY . . .Adviser C. Cooper Bell. Jr. Bruce V. English Ralph E. Haugh Sfanding: Haugh, English, Rawlings, CABiNET MEMBERS Thaddeus S. Murray Roloerl L. Plunlcell' George C. Rawlings. Jr. John C. Simpson, Jr. Harold E. Wilkins Bell, Plunkeif, Simpson, Wilkins, Murray. Sealed: Tinsley, Taylor, McLean Culbreih. R , Y WY. s A.- E901 Sfandlng: Kovar, McMahon, McQuaide, Reilly, Sessa, Kranlfzky, Rougan, Gefly. Sealed: Forresf, Derowski, Benfley. The Newman Club is an organlzalion of llwe Calholic sluolenls seeking lo furlher, llwrouglw social funclions and 'ralks by nalionally known speakers, llwe Chrislian Ideals on The campus of Randolph-Macon College. EDWARD L, DEROWSKI . . . CHESTER A. DYSON . . DAVID C. FORREST . E. L. Derowski C. A. Dyson A. N. Benlley D. C. Forresi' F. Selly OFFICERS PERSONNEL J. F. Kane M. Kovar Kranilzky Kranilzky Mclvlahon P. McQuaicle . . . ...... Presiclenl . . . . .Vice-Presidenl' Secrelary-Treasurer C. Lyder J. Reilly J. E. Rougan F. Sessa G. Talarico NEWMAN CLUB l9lJ T921 The Clericus is composed of sfudenls who are preparing Themselves for The min- islry. All mlnlslerlal sluclenls aulomalically become members of The Clericus upon en- 'rering Randolph-Macon College. OFFICERS BEVERLY FELTY ..., ,...... P residenl' RALPH E. HAUGH ....... Vice-Presidenf G. EDWARD ARMISTEAD. JR. . . .Secrelary C. ROY EVERETT, JR ..... . . .Treasurer PERSONNEL L. A. Boggs R. J. Bull C. W. Crumb J. M. Culbrelh, Jr B. J, Davis, Jr. T. B. Davis, Jr. W. R. Dodd B. Felly H. P. Eisher N. J. Elyfhe V. W. Eosler R. D. Friclley R. E. Haugh J. W. Hough W. H. Hubbard W. R. Keadle F. 6. Keihn A. W. Laine F. T. McElroy T. R. Mann W. A. Moon, Jr. T. S. Murray R. C. Parker W. M. Pickard J. M. Reynolds R. M. Runge E. P. Smilh J. L. Thomas, II E. A. Thompson J. P. Vonclracelc J. W. Walfers A. D. Winborne. Jr. CGM MONS The Commons Clulo is a social organiza- lion which includes in ils personnel many sluclenls who would olherwise laclc an or- ganized social lile on The OFFICERS ALBERT N. BENTLEY . . . CHESTER A. DYSON . . . EDWARD L. DEROWSKI . RICHARD S. LUCKETT . . ARTHUR ST. C. SLOAN . . campus. . . . . Presiclenl . . Vice-Presiclenl' . . . . , Secrelary . . . . . Treasurer . . Facully Adviser PERSONNEL A. N. Benfley M, H. Lancasler L. T. Buclxslel D. W. Levi W. P. Cheely J. E. Lovell E. L. Derowski R. S. Luclcell C. A. Dyson R. S. Marsh J. U. Edwards, Jr. D. J. McMahon R. R. Emory A. G. Myer O. R. Gilliam D. S. Parker E. E. Henley R. L. Plunlcelf J. W. Hough R, T. Sprenger E. F. Jackson M. S. Taub J. C. Kenl D. M. A. Larnbdin D. G. Weiford N. Weiford T931 Q y ,Af Bun u, ,LM ,Aff , K Franklin Lilerary Sociely, founded in I833, has as Hs purpose 'flue developmenf and improvemenl of ils members in 'rlwe fields ol Iilerary and forensic endeavor. OFFICERS GEORGE C. RAWLINGS . .... Presidenl RICHARD F. HAMAKER .... Vice4Presiden+ NOLAND M. CANTER, JR ...... Secrelary J. E. Ball J. T. Barham W. H. Barney R. C. Bowen W. W. Dinwiddie B. V. English J. N. Galloway PERSONNEL N. M. Canler, Jr. H. I.. Bain, Jr. S. Mallhews . C. McLean L. Paul C. Rawlings A, Revercomb, Reynolds W. Rollison Rornaine, III W. Shull J. F. Gelfy C. Simpson, Jr C. D. Gregory P. Vondracel: R. F. Harnalcer G. D. Wallcins B. E. Harrell D. G. Weiford D. O. Hill D. N. Weiford M. A. Lambclin H. E. Wilkins J. T. Logan D. S. Willcox FRANKLIN LITERARY SCJCIETY WA S H I N 6 T O N Waslwingion Liferary Socieiy, founded in l833, lwas as iis purpose flue develop- menr and improverne-ni ol rlwe fields of lirerary and lo OFFICERS DONALD L. LOVING . . . C. COOPER BELL, JR. . BEVERLY FELTY ...... THOMAS B. DAVIS, JR. . PERSONNEL G. E. Armisiead, Jr. A. ils members in rensic endeavor. Presidenf . .Vice-Presidem' . . . Secrelary . . . .Treasurer M. Lansclie R. J. Bull W. M. Lewis L. M. Clarlc T. S. Murray C. W. Crumb R. C. Parker J. M. Cullnreflw, Jr. J. M. Reynolds R. R. Emory J. B. Russell W. B. Fiddler E. A. Thompson N. J. Flylhe J. W. Wallers J. W. I-louglw D. A. W. Laine A. W. Williams D. Winborne LITERARY .SOCIETY L951 THE BAND 4The Randolph-Macon Band is composed of borh college sruclenfs and 'rown people, and re- ceives financial aicl from The Kiwanis Club ol Ashland as well as from Ihe college. O OFFICERS WILSON P. CHEELEY ....... ....... HORACE A. REVERCOMB, JR. . . EDWARD BULLINGTON ...... GEORGE D. WATKINS ..... PROFESSOR WILLIAM TROXELL . DEWEY N. WEIFORD, JR ..... PERSONNEL D. Ashby D. O. Hill I-I. E. Bullingion J. Juslice R. W. P. Cheeley N. F. Mefforcl, Jr. G. J. M. Culbrefh, Jr. E. Reiss D. Standing: Taylor, Bullingfon, HIII, Ashby, Troxell, Mac Simpson, Irene Wrighf, Weiford, Revercomb, Runge, Canter, Priddy, Gladys Coulfer, Mary Mason, Jane Moreland, Alma . . . . . . .Presidenf Vice-Presidenl' . Librarian . .,.. Cusloclian . ..... Direclor . . Sfuclenl' Direcfor A. Revercomb. Jr. Runge D. Warkins G, Weiford Mefford. Sealed: Cheely, Jerome, McMafh, Wafkins. LOST Top Row: Barney, Culbrefh, G. Dinwiddie, W. Dinwiddie. Boflom Row: Galloway, Harlow, McLean, Paul, Pride. A ribbon sociely composed of lralernily men, whose purpose il is lo creale good will among llwe lralernilies. WALTER C. MCLEAN .............. Presidenl OFFICERS WILLIAM H. BARNEY . . .Secrelary-Treasurer PERSONNEL W. H. Barney J. M. Culbrellw, Jr. J. G. Dinwidclie, Jr. W. W. Dinwiddie B. V. English A. S. Harlow. Jr W. C. McLean H. L. Paul, Jr. R. Pride C. W. Ray ELEVEN CLUB i971 KNIGHT HAWKS A ribbon socielry composed of frafernify men whose purpose is To creafe good will among The frafernifies. PERSONNEL C. R. BOYD C. D. GREGORY S. T. BRAY W. L. JONES J. E. DAVIS. JR. J. W. KANE J. T. LOGAN Top Rowz' Bray, Davis. Bohom Row: Gregory, Tinsley. L98II J. B. MacMULLIN C. S. TINSLEY H. E. WILKINS Jones, Romaine. A ribloon socielry composed of men seledred from Four frafernifies whose purpose I+ is fo c:rea+e good will among Hwe frafernilries. PERSONNEL RANDOLPH D. DARDEN CHARLES M. HATCHER ROYCE LEE JENNING-S ANDERSON JONES J. ROBLEY JONES MASON ROMAINE, III JAMES E. ROUGAN E991 zafeznlfiea Randolph-Macon, Alma Maier, Beaufiful and free, Second home +0 all fhy children, Where we joy +0 be. W? mia E live Q 5 WM U M, E X , 'w s Fx.: ,H sf KAPPA ALPHA FRATRES IN U RBE L. F. BLANTON Z. T. GRAY C. N. BOWE REV. H. S. SOUTHGATE S. R. CARTER B. VAUGHAN W. C. BLANTON, JR. J. T. WIGHTMAN W. A. HAMMOND J. M. JONES, JR. D. R. MIDYETTE FRATRES IN FACULTATE BRUCE V. ENGLISH . . JOHN E. DAVIS . . ROBERT H, PRIDE . . . NOLAND M. CANTER, JR. . . . RAN DOLPH D. DARDEN JOHN T. BARHAM . . . ROBERT H. ASHWORTH . F. L. SUMMERS J. L. WEST FRATRES IN COLLEGIO CLASS OF I942 . . . , . . . . Richmond, Virginia J. ROBLEY JONES . . . . eeorges C. izfxwunes, JR .......... Ashland, virginia CLASS OF I943 . .-Welch, Wesi Virginia . . . Chaiham, Virginia CLAS . Harrisonburg, Virginia . . .... '. . . Newsoms, Virginia CECIL S. WRIGHT .... CLASS . . . Capron, Virginia Logan, Wesl' Virginia LESLIE B. REYNOLDS .... SOF OF W. COPLEY MCLEAN . . THOMAS H. MOSELEY . I944 DOUGLASS O, HILL . . ANDERSON JONES . . . . . , . . Richmond, Virginia I945 RUSSELL C. BOWEN . . . SIDNEY E. MATHEWS . . . . . . . . . . Norfolk, Virginia ZETA CHAPTER Richmond Virginia Souih Hill Virginia . . Ebony, Virginia . . Crewe, Virginia Blacksione Virginia Remingion Virginia . Siaunion, Virginia Kappa Alpha was founded ai Waslwingion and Lee Uni- versiiy in l865, and esiablislwed ai Randolph-Macon College in l869. Flowers-Magnolia and Red Rose. Colors-Crimson and Gold. FOUNDERS s. Mac. soon wiiimm A. WALSH WILLIAM N. soon JAMES w. vvoon L1021 Top row: English, Rawlings, Davis, McLean. Second row: Moseley, Pride, Canler, Darden Third row: Hill, A. Jones, Wright Aslwworlh. Boffom row: Barham, Bowen, Malhews Reynolds. lf103l PHI KAPPA SIGMA J. K, COX A. C. RAY, JR. LESLIE ELLIS W. K. SAUNDERS C. W. HARRIS F. W. TUCKER, III PARKE HARTSOOK, JR. W. A. WIGHTMAN FRATRES IN FACULTATE S. C. HATCHER J. P. MCCONNELL H, LEE BAIN, JR. ., WILLIAM H. BARNEY . . WILLIAM W. DINWIDDIE JAMES N. GALLOWAY, JR, . . . CHARLIE HATCHER , . DUDLEY P. JACKSON . ROYCE JENNINGS . . I E, E. SMITH FRATRES IN COLLEGIO CLASS OF I942 . . . . . . Capron, Virginia J. GRAY DINWIDDIE, JR. .Waynesboi-o, Virginia MASON ROMAINE, Ill ........... Pelersburg, Virginia CLASS OF I943 . . Alfavisia, Virginia BRYANT E. HARRELL . . . , Norfolk Virginia CLASS OF I944 . . Waynesboro, Virginia GEORGE D. WATKINS . . . . . Ashland, Virginia . . , , Annapolis, Maryland DONALD S. WILLCOX . . . CLASS OF . . Amhersf, Virginia . . . Norfolk, Virginia . . . Norfolk, Virginia H. LEE PAUL, JR ..... . . . . . Pefersburq, Virginia I945 SARGENT WELLS . . CARL WHITLOCK . . . J. PAUL VONDRACEK . . . , Chaiharn, Virginia . Balfimore, Maryland . . Charloflesville, Virginia . . Baliirnore, Maryland TAU CHAPTER Plmi Kappa Sigma was eslablislwed al llwe Universily ol Pennsylvania in I85O, Tau Clwapler Ioeing Iounclecl al Ran- dolph-Macon in l872. Flower-While Carnalion. Colors-Gold and Black. FOUNDERS ALFRED V. DuPONT S. B. W, MITCHELL JAMES B. HOGE ANDREW A. RIPKA C. H. HUTINSON JOHN T. STONE DUANE WILLIAMS I104l . 5 a 'wr if l Q Q 5 Top row: Bain, G. Dinwiddie, Romaine, Barney. Second row: Harrell, W, Din- widdie, Galloway, Paul. Third row: Wafkins, Willcox, l-lalclwer, Jackson. BoHom row: Jennings, Vonclracelc, Wells, Wlwilloclc. IIOSI PHI DELTA THETA FRATRES IN U RBE CHARLES STEBBINS, JR. HUGH F. STEPHENS FRAT RES IN FACU LTATE GRELLETT C. SIMPSON WILLIAM S. WEBB FRATRES IN COLLEGIO CLASS OF I942 DONALD L. LOVING . . STARKE JETT, IV .,,. ISADORE M. KOVAR . . EVAN H. ASI-IBY, JR. . WALTHER B. FIDLER . . AUBREY S. HARLOW, JR. A. MCNEAL COVINGTON WILLIAM P. DODSON . . . CHARLES E. LYDA . . . . . . LaCrosse, Virginia CHARLES W. RAY . . . , . Washinglon, Disiricl' of Columbia . . Porlsmoulh, Virginia DAVID TATEM . . . . ,... ...... N orfolk, Virginia CLASS OF I943 . . . Ford Cify, Pennsylvania JOSEPH T. LOGAN . . . , . Harrisonburg, Virginia STEPHEN C. WRIGHT ,... . . . .CoafesviIle, Pennsylvania CLASS OF I944 . . Remingfon, Virginia WENDELL M. LEWIS . . . , .Sharps, Virginia . , . , . . . Sharps, Virginia JACK B. RUSSELL . . . . . . . Richmond, Virginia . ......... Ashland, Virginia JOIHN C. SIMPSON, JR. , . . Danville, Virginia HAROLD E. WILKINS . . . . . ,.... . .Wake, Virginia CLASS OF I945 . . Reedville, Virginia WILLIAM MCINTYRE . . ..... Pelersburg, Virginia , . . Norfolk, Virginia . . . Richmond, Virginia PHILLIP P. PERKINS . . LUTHER W. WHITE, IV . . . Coalesville, Pennsylvania . . , . . Norfolk, Virginia VIRGINIA GAMMA CHAPTER Phi Della Thela was eslablishecl al Miami Universily in l848, and Ihe Virginia Gamma Chapler al Randolph- Macon College in I874. Flower-While Carnalion. Colors-Argenl and Azure FOUNDERS ROBERT T, DRAKE ANDREW W. ROGERS JOHN W, LINDLEY ARDIVAN W. RODGERS ROBERT MORRISON JOI-IN MCM. WILSON IflO6l -. 5. I M. I Q . L 4 W , ' 1' I D I gf Top row: Jeff, Loving, Ray. Second row: Taiem, Logan, Wright Ashby. Third row: Fid- ler, Harlow. Lewis, Russell. Fourih row: Simpson, Wilkins, Covingfon. Dodson. Bo'Hom row: Lycia, Mclnfyre. Perkins, Wlwife. i H071 KAPPA SIGMA R. L. BARRET J. T. BOOTH A. J. ELLIS D. LANCASTER R. B. LANCASTER CLAIBORNE D. GREGORY FRANK C. GETTY . . WALTER L. JONES . . STUART T. BRAY ..... JAMES B. MacMULLlN . JAMES F. KANE .... THEODORE G. OWEN . . FRATRES IN URBE E. T. DeJARNETTE S. KEENE J. C. SHIVES H. H. SMITH FRATRES IN CO LLEGIO CLASS OF . . . . Upperville, Virginia CLASS OF . . New Windsor, Maryland . . .Oak Hall, Virginia CLASS OF , , . . . Hanover, Virginia . , Mooreslown, New Jersey JAMES E. ROUGAN ....,... CLASS OF . . . . . Brooklyn, New York . , . . . Richmond, Virginia WILLIAM L. WINSTON . . IfI08l l942 , FRANKLIN E, LIEBENOW . . , . Fredericksburg, Virginia I 943 GORDON S. ROSENBERGER ........ Rockville, Maryland LAIRD W. SHULL ...,,,. Washinglon, Disfricf of Columbia I 944 PAUL J. MCOUAIDE . . DOUGLAS H. ROSENBERGER . . . , . . . Brooklyn, New York i945 I-I. RICHARD POTTS . . WILLIAM A. SAWYER . . . . . Richmond, Virginia ETA CHAPTER Mooreslown, New Jersey Rockville, Maryland . , . Berryville, Virginia . . Porlsmoulh, Virginia Kappa Sigma was eslablislfied al The Universily of Vir- ginia in I869, and llme Ela Cliapler al Randolph-Macon College in l888. Flower-Lily-ol-llwe-Valley. Colors-Scarlel, While, and Emerald Green. FOUNDERS GEORGE M. ARNOLD F, C. NICADEMUS JOHN C. BOYD W, G. MCCORMICK EDWARD L. RO DGERS Top row: Gregory, Liebenow, Jones, 6. Rosenberger. Second row: Shull, Bray, GeHy MacMuIHn. Third row: McQuaide, D. Rosenberger, Rougan, Kane. BoH'om row: Owen Poffs. Sawyer, Winsion. H091 SIGMA PHI EPSILON FRATRES IN U RBE ANDERSON BLAND THOMAS WOODSON H. D, KERR C. E. STONE RICHARD WOODSON FRATRES IN COLLEGIO CLASS OF I943 C. RHODES BOYD . . . . Basset Virginia ROBERT F. MAST . . CLASS OF I944 ALVIN W. BRITTINGHAM, JR .... Harnpion, Virginia RAY B. LOY ..... Washingion, D HARRY B. COPLEY ..... . . Richmond, Virginia ROBERT E, MOBERG . . . EDWARD A. KRANITZKY . . . . Richmond. Virginia NATHAN TUNE. . . CLASS OF I945 WILLIAM BALL . . .Falls Church, Virginia HAROLD TREAKLE . . LLOYD TYSINGER . . . .... Hampion, Virginia ZETA CHAPTER Oak Hall. Virginia is+ric+ of Columbia Hamplron, Virginia . Halifax, Virginia Craddock, Virginia Sigma Phi Epsiion was founded ai Ihe Universiiy of Richmond in I'-7OI, 'rhe chapier ai Randolph-Macon in I906. Flowers-American Rose and Violei. L1101 Colors-Red a nd Purpie. FOUNDERS C. A. JENKINS WILLIAM L. PHILLIPS BENJAMIN D. GAW WILLIAM A. WALLACE W. HUGH CARTER THOMAS T. WRIGHT OP 'P 'K 'f .- f jj rj ,. I we ' 'Q 'N- P ,,.... RB row: Mash Briffingham, Copley. Second row: Kranifzky, Loy Moberg, Bofiom row: Tune, Tysinger, Ball. lllll LAMBDA CHI ALPHA FRATRES IN URBE FAIRFAX DAVIS R. P. HUDSON EMMETT HALL T. N. VAUGHAN M. R. WALLINGER FRATER IN FACULTATE MARSHALL J. MCNEAL FRATRES IN COLLEGIO CLASS OF I942 C. COOPER BELL, JR, . . . . Alexandria, Virginia BEVERLY FELTY .... . . Roanoke, Virginia J. LAWRENCE CASSEDY .......... Alexandria, Virginia ARNOLD M. LANSCHE . . . .Arlingfon Virginia PAUL M. DODD ......,. Washingfon, Dislricl' of Columbia EMORY P. SMITH ..... . . Porfsmoufh Virginia ' THURSTON K. STONEBURNER ........ Edinburg, Virginia CLASS OF I943 6. EDWARD ARMISTEAD . . . Porfsmoufh, Virginia WARREN H. MCINTEER . . . . Quantico, Virginia DAVID C. FORREST . . . ...... Roanoke, Virginia C. STEWART TINSLEY . . . . . . Marshall Virginia LEWIS E. WATSON .... ........ S ourh Hill, Virginia CLASS OF l944 LAMBUTH M. CLARKE . . . . Lynchburg, Virginia HAROLD P. GRANT , . ...., Mathews, Virginia JAMES M, CULBRETH, JR. .,... Richmond, Virginia PAUL G, STUNZIG ..... Highland Springs, Virginia EDWARD W. BULLINGTON WILLIAM B. DANCE, JR. JOHN J. MCEVOY .... A. JOSEPH MCMATH , . D. WINSTON WILLIAMS . CLASS OF . . Ashland, Virginia . . . Elfrick, Virginia . . Richmond, Virginia . . Onley, Virginia . . . , .AIexandria, Virginia I945 FRANKLIN M. SNELL . . FRANKLIN D. QUICK . , DERYK A. WALL . . . DONALD D. WEIR . . , . . Porlsmouih, Virginia Waferfcwn, Connecficuf . New Haven, Conneclicul . . Plainfield, New Jersey KAPPA TAU ZETA CHAPTER Lambda Chi Alpha was eslablished al Boslon Univer- sily in IQO9, and al Randolph-Ivlacon College in l926. Flower-While Tudor Rose. Colors-Purple, Green, and Gold. FOUNDERS WARREN A. COLE PERCIVAL C. MORSE CLYDE K. NICHOLS IIIZI '5 1.A' 1'LfE:Qf'9: I Top row: Bell, Dodd, Felfy. Second row: Lansclwe, Smiilw, Sfoneburner, Armislead, Forresf. Third row: Mclnfeer, Tinsley. Wafson, Clarke, Culbreflw. Fourih row: Granl, Slunzig. Williams, Bulllngfon, Dance. Boffom row: McEvoy, McMafh, Quick, Wall, Weir. Illil PAN-HELLENIC C O U N C I L The Pan-Hellenic Council is composed of Iwo members from each social Iraierniiy. Hs lunc- Iion is Io promoie beiier relaiions among Ihe fralerniiies and Io cooperaie wilh Ihe college officials in all aciiviiies of The adminisiraiion. O OFFICERS DAVID C. FORREST ...... ..... ......... P r esideni GEORGE D. WATKINS '. . . ...... Vice-Presidenf W. COPLEY MCLEAN . . . .,.... . .Secrelary-Treasurer REPRESENTATIVES W. COPLEY MCLEAN . . . . Kappa Alpha . . . B. V. ENGLISH F. E. LIEBENOW. . . . . Kappa Sigma. . . . . S. T. BRAY E. P. SMITH .... . . Lambda Chi Alpha . . . . D. C. FORREST J. B. RUSSELL . . . . . Phi Delia Thela . . .... J. T. LOGAN G. D. WATKINS. . . . Phi Kappa Sigma . .... H. L. PAUL, JR. C. R. BOYD . . . . Sigma Phi Epsilon . . .A. W. BRITTINGHAM Top Row: Liebenow, Smiih, Logan, English, Briffingham, Bray. Boffom Row: Russell, Paul, Wafkins, Forresi, McLean, Boyd. H141 PHI BETA KAPPA isiffii I iw ZETA OF VIRGINIA CHAPTER Phi Bela Kappa was founded December 5, I776, and esrablished al Randolph-Macon College in 1923. Pulolicarions: The American Scholar, The Key Reporierf' l MEMBERS FROM THE FACULTY Edwin Winfield Bowen Marshall Jefferson McNeal Edward Ehrlich Smilh Early Lee Fox Grellei Collins Simpson George Spofswood Tarry Joseph Boyd Haley Thomas McNicIer Simpson, Jr. Ira Amon Upclilce William Houston Keeble William Sianford Webb INITIATES FROM THE CLASS OF I942 Bruce Vaughan English Richard Samuel Luclceif. Jr. William Marshall PicIcard,Jr James William Hough Earl William McGee David Taiem ALUMNI INITIATED IN I942 William Charles Blakey Edwin Mariin Waison H161 ALPHA LAMBDA CHAPTER Eslablished ai Randolph-Macon College in I933. Publicafion: The Circle. I MEMBERS FROM THE FACULTY Frank Leiqhlon Day William Houslon Keeble Thomas McNider Simpson Early Lee Fox Marshall Jefferson McNeal Francis Lee Summers Joseph Boyd Haley Jesse Earl Moreland George Spolswood Tarry Samuel Claiborne Halcher Grellel Collins Simpson William Sfanford Webb INITIATES FROM THE CLASS OF 1942 Cecil Cooper Bell, Jr, Edward Leonard Derowslci William Marshall Picl4ard,Jr Harry Lee Bain, Jr. Bruce Vaughan English George C, Rawlings, Jr. Joseph Gray Dinwiddie, Jr. James William Hough INITIATES FROM THE CLASS OF I943 Waller Copley McLean John Morrimer Taylor, Jr. R berr Lee Plunlceli OMICRON DELTA L1l7l KAPPA SIGMA UPSILON OSIRIS CHAPTER Sigma Upsiion is an honorary Iiferary Iraierniiy which recognizes oufsianding Iirerary abilify on The campus. O . OFFICERS J. WILLIAM HOUGH ...... ..,... ....... P r esiclenf RICHARD S. LUCKETT, JR ...... , ..... Vice-Presidem' DAVID TATEM .......... ,....... S ecrefary DR. W. STANFORD WEBB ...,.... Faculfy Adviser FRATER IN FACULTATE Dr. W, S. Webb FRATRES IN COLLEGIO W. H. Barney R. S. LuckeH, Jr. J. R. Miller J. G. Dinwiddie, Jr. A. G. Meyer W. M. Piclcard. Jr. J. W. Houch D. L. Loving D. Tafem Top Row: Hough, Luckeff, Tafem, Barney. Boifom Row: Dinwiddie, Meyer, Miller, Pickard. II118l Top Row: English, Derowski, Bain, Dinwiddie. Second Row: Lansche, Bell, Bucksfel, French. Boffom Row Gil berf, Loving, Marsh, Mclnfeer, Taylor. OFFICERS BRUCE V. ENGLISH . ..... ..... ........... P r esldenl EDWARD L. DEROWSKI ....,. . . . ..... Vice-Presidenl H. LEE BAIN, JR. . . . .,.. Recording Secretary J. GRAY DINWIDDIE. JR. . . . Corresponding Secrelary ARNOLD lvl. LANSCHE ............ Treasurer Dr, W. E. Bullingion Prof. W. H. Keeble H. L. Bain, Jr. C. C. Bell, Jr. L. T. Bulcsiel E. L. Derowslci J. G. Dinwiclclie, Jr. FRATRES IN FACULTATE Prof. M. J. McNeal FRATRES IN COLLEGIO B. V. English A. S-. French, Jr, J. K. Gllberi A. M. Lansche Dr. T. lvlcN. Simpson Dr. I. A. Updike D. L. Loving R. S. Marsh W. H. Mclnleer R. L. Plunlcerl J. M. Taylor, Jr. Chi Bela Phi is an honorary scienlific Iraler ni+y, which for 'rhe pasi 'rweniy-five years, since ils founding ai Randolph-Macon in l9l6, has endeavored ro bring io 'rhe fore scieniific dis cussion. CHI BETA PHI E1l91 TAU KAPPA ALPHA Tau Kappa Alpha is an honorary forensic fralrerniry which recognizes aloiliiy and achieve- menf in cleba+ing and oiher forms of public speaking. OFFICERS J. WILLIAM HOUGH ....... ...,. ,..,..... P r esideni' WILLIAM M. PICKARD, JR ............. . .Secrefary-Treasurer FRATRES IN FACULTATE Dr. E. L. Fox Dr. J. P. McConnell Prof. G. S. Tarry FRATRES IN COLLEGIO R. J. Bull W, M, Piclcard, Jr. G. C. Rawlings, Jr. J. W. Hough J. L. Thomas Top Row: Pickard, Hough. Bbfforn Row: Thomas, Bull, Rawlings. Ilzol Top Row: Dinwiddie, Gilberf, Edwards, Bain, Barney. Bolfom Row: English, Loving, McLean, Meyer, Pickard, Plunkett OFFICERS J. GRAY DINWIDDIE, JR ..... ...... ....... P r esidenf J. KYLE GILBERT ....... . . . Vice-Presidenl' JAMES U, EDWARDS, JR ,...... . . . . .Secrelary-Treasurer FRATRES IN FACULTATE Grellel' C. Simpson Richard S. Gillis FRATRES IN COLLEGIO I-I. L. Bain, Jr. J, U, Edwards W. C. McLean W. H. Barney J. K. Gilberl A, G. Meyer J, G. Dinwiddie, Jr. D. L. Loving W. M. Piclcard, Jr, B. V. English R. L. Plunlcell Pi Delia Epsilon, eslablishecl al Randolph- Macon in l940, is an honorary journalislic fraler- nify composed of men oulsranding in lhe field oi iournalism on rhe campus. PI DELTA EPSILON ealfzfuzw Liff +l1e chorus, speed ii' onward, Ne'er le+ praises fail: Hail fo ihee, our Alma Maier, Randolph-Macon, Hail! 1 L . qw H 5- 111111 .V 1: 11 1 1 11 1, .. 11' 1'??11U2. 1iHigjgg ..m2111,, QE wi ' BS 1111152511 122211 .Q Eg TEQELF' 1, h 'Z 1 H ' is-'Q K? - ' W.. .4 ,,-' 'G M HN . . I,I.-. 1 B B 5.1. 'f - 7151. , W, 1 - 5 F1 it am '.1 ' A' X1 vis? .vm .1 - ---- . '- 'mi'-.1 ..,.,. ff -. -ww: ,fi M153 1 f . . .:. I l 1115. . 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