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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1947 volume:

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PAUL VONDRACEK WW p FLETCHER Eflifw' Bzzszness Manager QELLUWET Pix ww m 1 m , T 'Y x-'wir VME PHUSE TU HHHEHIBEH 353, 54117 in get . 9 . a student and a teacher at Randolph- Macon College for thirty-two years . . . He was a willing servant of his school com- munity, his church and his country . . . Untiringly he gave of his efforts and of himself to make our World a better one in which to live . . . Long Will his ideals he remembered and cherished hy those Whose privilege it was to know him .... The memory of his helpfulness will he carried through many years by those Whom he taught . . . He is a true son of Randolph- Mason , . . A son in Whom We take much pride. , U '. - 755 -A-' -.- -f'-' ,..f ' . . ' A - , -- .A ,. ,w K A AM hfiv, E .,,,5:-fggfwljahhn A - A A, 7, XA A 5, gy. f r u ,, .. ,- . VJ U . -A X . fy M., QW G 4 Ja., 4' ' A ': ' I ' ' Rf. A4 . 5' q 'H'-1 A sg ' ' i, .-.S A' -fA,. ,, N -11. 7 ' ' . . , vw. 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IVIARSHA1 L JIiI'l-'ITRSON MCNEAI., B.S,, M.A. Aflmiuisfrafi z 'r' Assixfnlzf Rvgixlrur' ,fix W gxgfi ,,, K . DR. J. EARL fVIORl:QLANIJ,A.N1. I..L.D llwxiflwzl T.1wL,o1x I-Ioxvri SANFORD, A.B. Dirz'z'fm' of Aflrlvlifx IIMINIQTPI TIU Ii,-fiif 5 X Elf, , ,ez m A m. F I, , mmf 1 .,,,gs1I' I, psf-III SAIWUEL CLAIBORNE HATCI-IEII, D.D. THOMAS MCNIIJEIK SIMPSON, JR., A.B., M A Ph D Sffzwffa r 31- TIYYIXII rw' Drum CAIXI. WIIENN HALEY, A.B., B.D. GIIELLET COLLINS SIMPSON, A.B., M.A. MRS. FLAVIA REED ONVEN, A B B S In L S College :QQ 1 .-- vi,- C ba All lain A Q11 'i :V ' :aff 52- ' 1 15 I I A. , . M , ' 'FW Q V- 'Af ' If 2. 4 'f IES . L52 I IL Q4 Dirbctor of Cozmcilivzg Librarian I I ng- wo, I- ., L.. Mm, ,,,,.,n-,E-5 Y' -A--,,., ,... ,. W.,-, , ,,w,,,,,,, . . ,. 1 A -- --4'-M -U -- -1 W-iw, V., ...-. v.,..i,...,.-. W, ,H WI! an Top Row, Left to Right: EDXVIN W'INlE1ELD BOWEN, Ph.D. Sc'crc'fm'y of the Faculty Professor of Latin FRANK LEIGHTON DAY, Ph.D. Emeritus Professor of Philosophy and English Bible XVILLIAM HOUSTON KEEBLE, D.Sc. Professor Of Physics TI-IOMAS MCNIDER SIMPSON, JR., Ph.D. Dean of the FKZCILIIUI Professor of Mathematics JOSEPH BOYD HALEY, Ph.D. Professor of Greek .' 2,75 Botfom Row, Left fo Right: MARSHALT. JEFFERSON MCNEAL, M.A. Professor of Physics GRELLET COLLINS SIMPSON, M.A. Professor of English JOHN PAUL MCCONNELL, Ph.D. Professor of Economics and Sociology XVILLIAM SCHUYLER MILLER, Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry JAMES WILLIANI BLINOOE, Ph.D. Professor of Mathematics JOHN GRIFFITPI ROBERTS, Ph.D. Professor of Romance Languages Q 'NUI' II gHEIw UJPeE-Q? Top Row, Left io Right: EDWARD EHRLICH SMITH, M.A. Professor of Education WALTER EDWARD BULLINGTON, Ph.D. Professor of Biology IRA AMON UPDIKE, Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry WILLIAM STANFORD WEBB, Ph.D. Professor of English GEORGE SPOTSXVOOD TARRY, M.A. Professor of Bible NO PIC NANCY SYDNOR I-IALEY, A.B. Instructor in German IA- ..I R.,I LLIA,IV,,.L , -Ill? 5' Bofzfom Row, Left io Rigbi: MERRILL CALVIN MUNYAN, A.B. Assistant Professor of History WILLIAM ALEXANDER MABIKY, Ph.D. Professor of History and Government RICHARD EVERETT I-IAsKER, M.A. Instructor in English JAIVIES TAYLOR ROBINSON, A.B. Assistant Professor of Mathematics L. PAUL MILLER, M.A. Assistant Professor Of Romance Languaoes RAYMOND K. BROXVN, A.B. Instructor in English TURE AVAILABLE RUTH LEE PEARSON, A.M. Instructor in Romance Language? w w w F aw . sw N w , - iff li- JK 7,5 w X. X www RICHARD E. 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Its membership is made up of three students elected for a term of one year and three members appointed from the Faculty. OFFICERS DR. W. S. WEBB ...... ......., C bwirman DR. J. P. MCCONNELL ..... . . .Secretary-Treasurer STUDENT MEMBERS J. R. JONES J. E. BRYANT W. M. LEWIS ju .QQ . Z gif' Siarzdilzg: Bryant, Lewis. Svafcd: McConnell, Webb, Blinco ocial ctivities Committee The Social Activities Committee is a student-faculty group which governs the social calendar for the year. It is composed of the president of the Student Government, the president of the Pan Hellenic Council, and two members of the faculty. FACULTY MEMBERS PROF. G. C. SIMPSON DR. W. E. BULLINGTON STUDENT MEMBERS R. E. GROVE JAMES E. ROUGAN ik -1 JL ,Pu jaw v 1 W ,f amd ,Q p ui. Y A9 - 5,1 , ig, Z x :,. , pw., , 3 .f QVQ, -3- k 1 . .9 L ' 5 ov- l-1' 5 , ff 'I , Q' - ' . ,,.V ,, .rut A I 1- - 1 Q, K , F, V ' I 7. ,i'I - ,iw n Y L ... ,' ,A ,, V e Q . 0, ,gf xg , ix A xx? 'u -'-f N .... is - N K. 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AXA,QBK,OAK,XBQ President, Student Government, '43, President Senior Class, '47, Vice-President, Sophomore Class, Yellow jacket Weekly, '43, '46, Orchestra, '41-'43, Walter' Hines Page Club, '43, '46, Varsity Club, '46, Hop Committee, '43, 11 Club, '43, '46, Football, '42, '46. CHARLES EDXVARD BURRETT, JR. Baltimore, Maryland Camlirlnie for A.B. KA Glee Club, '45, 46, Wfalter Hines Page Club, '45, '46, Clericus, President, '46, Student Instructor in French, '45, Lnglish, '46. XVILLIAM Rouzuz COURTNEY, JR. Dunbrooke, Virginia Camliflatc for A.B. AXA Student Dean, '44 ROGER XVILLIAM CRoss, JR. Manassas, Virginia Cmzflirlaie for B.S. QK3,XBQ Student Instructor in Chemistry, '46 Q, 422+ an M5 Sw ' mx ' ffgfzff gg in M ,5 X, Z: 'i23!' wx 'ms' 5 L 3 ' law W. f9ia 'w. . ,Q A X - 'L V'3yfQHUff'ggi . ff' 24' -7' tif, HM .4 4243 y Q ERNEST ALBERT DBTTBARN Baltimore, Maryland Cnmliflrzlfc for B.S. AXA, omg, XBCIP, BBB XVho's Who, '47, President, Student Government, '45 , Student Dean, '44, Yellow jacket Weekly, Assistant Editor, '44-'45, Glee Club, '42, '43, President, '44-'45, Hop Com- mittee, '45, Franklin Literary Society, '43, Cheerleader, '43, '44-'47, Pan Hellenic Council, '45, Social Activities Committee, 45, Physical Education Assistant, '45 5 Players, '46, Football, '45, Student Instructor in Biology, '46, Vice- President, Chi Beta Phi, '46. Q WILLIAM WALTER DINWIDDIE Waynesboro, Virginia Camlirlate for A.B. KIJKE, OAK W'ho's Who, '47, Yellow jacket Weclzlgz, Editor, '46, Sports Editor, '45, Walter Hines Page Club, '46, Hop Committee, '42, Franklin Literary Society, '41, 11 Club, Student Dean, '46, Historian, Senior Class, Pan-Hellenic Council, '42, '46, Football, '41. l ERNEST PENDLETON FERGUSON Winnsboro, South Carolina C'a11rIizlafe for B.S. AXA YELLOW JACKET ANNUAL, '41-'43, '46, Vice President, Senior Class. JOAN LOUANNA GRIFFITPI Ashland, Virginia Ca1ulia'ate for A.B. Yellow jacket Weekly Staff, '43-'45, Players, Secretary, '46. uf, I 425l' RICHARD EDWARD GROVE XVinchester, Virginia Camlirlate for B.S. AXA,QBK,OAK,XBQ,TKA XVho's Who, '47, President, Student Government, '46, Student Dean, '45, Board of Publications, '45, Social Activ- ities Committee, '46, Forensic Council, '46, Pan-Hellenic Council '45, Yellow jacket Wcfeklgf, Editor, '44, Student Instructor in Physics, '44-'46. JOSEPH RODDEY JONES Norfolk, Virginia Cmfdidate for B.S. K2,0AK,XBQ,BBB Who's Wlio, '47, YELLOW JACKET ANNUAL, Editor, '45 3 Board of Publications, '46, Student Dean, '45, Pan-Hellenic Council, '45, Glee Club, '46, Dance Committee, '45, Foot- ball, '45, J-V Basketball, '45, Student Instructor in Biology, '45-'46, FREDERICK GEORGE KEIHN Clark's Summit, Pennsylvania Camlirlaie for B.S. 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XBCIJ STUART XVALLACE STOUT Martinsville, Virginia Cavzrliclate for A.B. AXA Student Government, Vice-President, '44, Student Dean, '43, Pan-Hellenic Council, '465 Clericusg Football, '44, '45, Baseball, '44. LUTHER WESLEY WHITE, III Norfolk, Virginia Czmfliclafe for A.B. mo, HIJBK, out, XBCIP NVho's Who, '475 President, Freshman Class, Vice-Presi- dent, Sophomore Class, Glee Club, '41-435 Walter Hines Page Club, '43, '46, Pan-Hellenic Council, '43, '46, YMCA Cabinet, '43g Varsity Club, '43, '46, Swimming, '42g Base- ball, '42, '43. EDWARD LEE JONES, Jn. Richmond, Virginia Cavzrlirzlatc' for A.B. -1130? ' -r wz 'mx IHS' I P l l Wi Q ii! x 5: :N 1 11 '1 : H' 'M ww Nf 1! 'w W H1 Vase Z Eg? fs w'WW YZ mg , ' ' '- , 1 8 u ,fine v 311- Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Carolina Virginia Virginia FORREST PIERCE CLAY, JR. ............... .... S utherland, Virginia AXA, XBO BREWSTER THORNTON CORNWELL ..... .... P urcellville, Virginia KA CLARE MARDEN COTTON .... ,.............. W est Palm Beach, Florida OAK, BBB, TKA A ROBERT AUGUSTU5 CRAIG, JR.. ............ . . .Porcsmouth, Virginia Commons Club YVILLIAM JENNINGS CULLEY, JR. ...,.... ..... N ewporr News, Virginia emo, OAK, UAE RANDOLPH DIOGES DARDEN. .......... ...Newsoms, Virginia KA PHINEAS SPRAGNE DIXON. . . . ...... .... H ewlerr, Virginia KA ROBERT DUNCAN ELDRED ,......... . . . . . .Ar-lingron, Virginia . AXA 7 C666 0 Q , wi 'X' -gasi- tifwigih fi? uniord K, 5-A. me ,A- i I ww Hama L 'ISHS ,ggi awzf ,WEL i-rim J. 1 5 A Q!! im. am N ESE? 5? Q FRANKLIN NORFLEET FERGUSON. . . . .,.,.. . . . Rf., OAK, XB . WILLIAM SNIDER FERGUSON. . . ' GERALD QUINTON FREEMAN ,..... . . . . CD 'KA . STANLEY BRANNER GETZ ......,........ AXA, Xisfp Q RICHARD MINOR HAMRICK, JR. ........ . ' RA, XBQ ' AUBREY STUART HARLOW, JR. ........ . Hampton, Virginia Hampton, Virginia . . Jeffs, Virginia . .Edinburg, Virginia Staunton, Virginia . .Ash1anci, Virginia CIDAGJ Q ROBERT WILLIAMS HERZOG. . . . . ,Ridgefield Park, New Jersey Q I-IAZEL HALL HOOTMAN. . . ....... . . .Syringa, Virginia XBCIJ 4341'- PAUL I'IEFFN1-LR ISENBERG ..... f' ............ Morrestown, New Jersey Commons Club R NANCY CUSHING NIIDYETTE ............. ,... A shland, Virginia ROBERT EARL MOBERC .... ......... .... H a rnpton, Virginia 24:12 PEYTON LEE PALMOM, III ............... . . .Roanoke, Virginia Km, TKA JAMES ROY PRESSON, JR. ....,.............. Newport News, Virginia Commons Club LINNAE BELLE REDD .... . . .Beaverdam, Virginia GEORGE SELDEN RICHARDSON, JR.. ..... .... R ichmond, Virginia 211112 N JAMES EDMUND ROUGAN. . . ...... .... B rooklyn, New York KE g 2 CAM 0 Q.. 'x' 351' . M M uniom , Q .BENJAMIN ACEY Scorr, JR. .......... . AXA Q EDWIN J. SLIPEK .... . VIRGINIA LOUISE SPICER ................ BBB, XBKID . ROBERT FRANCIS SPRENGER .......... . . . Commons Club . JAMES ENOCH SYRES ..............,.... Commons Club . CHARLES HARRY THOMAS .... .... . K2 -l36l' . . .Schoolfield, Virginia . . .Chicago, Illinois . . . .AshlanCl, Virginia Mt. Vernon, New York . . Glen Allen, Virginia . . . .Asl1land, Virginia XVILLIAM NATHAN TUNE, JR. ......... , . . . .I-Ialifax, Virginia -'EAJE JOSEPH PAUL VONDRACEK ............ .... B alrimore, Maryland ' f CIJKE. W THOMAS AQUILLA WILLIAMS ...A....... .... R eedville, Virginia AXA DOUGLAS PEER WISMAN ................ ......., E dinburg, Virginia AXA, OAK, XCBKIP, BBB ELIZABETH LUCK WOODFIN .............. . . ...., Ashland, Virginia PICTURE NOT AVAILABLE IYOBERT JOSEPH GOLUBIC ..............i East Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Commons Club WILLIAM WESLEY SAXVYER .............. . . . . .Portsmouth Virginia KE Cfaaa 0 218 'l37l' as A i ,N N L: ,Q A- A4 X . ' p , A 4 3- fivik N. ,g 0 v ,SJQ-mmf fl: PZ w H U 1: Q, : 'f v Y . 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Cx-TAMDERLAIN Wzfsi Haven, Conncfticnt W. E. CHAMBEIKLAIN, KA Lewisiown, Pennsylvania C. M. CHARLTON, K3 Dillwyn, Virginia 0 B. T. CLARKE Richmond, Virginia E. G. Conn, JR. Elmont, Virginia F. W. Conn, JR., KA Tobacrouilla, Virginia E. W. DENTON, JR., KA Harrisonlznrg, Virginia P. T. DTSTANTSLAO, KE New York, New York J. F. DQWNTE, AXA Montclair, New Jersey J. H. DOWNING, JR. Ricbmonil, Virginia T. V. DOXVNING, JR., KA Ivor, Virginia M. S. DOWNS, fI'A9 Springfielil, Virginia R. D. Duel-11 Pbilailelpbia, PlVIlIl.Yjlll'l1iIl!l 0 C. L. EAST, JR. Richnzonil, Virginia . J. EDWARDS, Commons Club Cberiion, Virginia G. P. ELLIOTT Bnrleezfille, Virginia M. D. EVANS, KA, KIM' Norfolk, Virginia W. P. FLETCHER, XB4' Harrisonburg, Virginia W. M. FORBES, CPKE Glen Allen, Virginia W. C. GIBBONS Harrisonlmrg, Virginia C. M. HATCHER, 'PK3 Ambersl, Virginia R. A. HEDGIlE1'l'I, Commons Club Norfolk, Virginia H. L. HOLLOWAY, JR., KA, BBB Iefs, Virginia . H. T. HORNSBY Hilton Village, Virginia C. D. JONES, JR., Commons Club Pcterslznrg, Virginia R. L. JONES, XB4' Norfolk, Virginia C. M. KEEN, Commons Club Ocean View, Delawarc' P. S. KELLEY, XWP Sfannion, Virginia S. J. Kuuowsm Palmcrlon, Pcfnnsyluania E. H. LEDFORD Cbiucoteagnv, Virginia M. W. LEE, KA Hoiwiuall, Virginia H. H. LEVY, XB4' Alexandria, Virginia C. D. Lxvscomnn, Jn., KA Ricbmonrl, Virginia C. E. LYDA, III, fl'-A9 Ricbrnonrl, Virginia J. R. MCDOWELL, KE, TKA Clairion, Pennsylvania j. J. McEvoy, Jn., AXA, OAK Asblanzl, Virginia E. L. MCNEAL Ashland, Virginia W. MALLARD, Jn., 4559, OAK ' Ashland, Virginia G. F. MEYER, JR., AXA Maplewood, New jersey J. E. MILLER, KE, XB4' .. Elnzonl, Virginia W. G. MILLER, KA Loclcics, Virginia T. E. NEAVES, KA, XB'l' Slony Crevk, Virginia G. B. OLIVER, AXA Doswvll, Virginia 0 W. V. PALMORE Richmond, Virginia B. PHELPS, JR., Commons Club Hopewell, Virginia E. G. PHELPS, Commons Club Hopewell, Virginia V. S. PITTS, KE Monlross, Virginia R. L. PLUMB Wfaxbingfon, D. C. 7 aaao!49 4419 37,0 0l'n0l 26 4425 S. T. PRIDDY, Jn., KA Ashland, Virginia D. P. ROBERTSON East Orange, New jersey R. A. Rucxmx Moneia, Virginia J. W. Rusn McGabcysi'illi', Virginia R. C. SAUNDERS, JR., 4559 Sufoik, Virginia 0 W. G. SAuND1:xs, AXA Milford, Virginia S. LF. Sco'r'r Eastville, Virginia H. N. SEAY, JR., KA Peierxlzurg, Virginia J. SHAUD Garfield, Now Iersvy A. B. SHEPHERD, KA Rich-nlonil, Virginia 0 E. I. SHEPPE, Ia., 4'-59 Richnzoml, Virginia T. MCN. SIMPSON, III, GAG, X341 Asblanrl, Virginia W. M. SINDLINGER, E-'PE Gorrfonwille, Virginia R. C. SPAINE, Jn., K3 Portsmouth, Virginia R. D. STEVENSON Cape Charles, Virginia 0 M. J. STRIBULA, KE Pal-merion, Pennsylvania T. E. Swx2E'r, AXA Bcluc'il0rr', New Iersay R. N. TAYLOR, Commons Club Pelerxlnirg, Virginia W. N. TAYLOR South Hill, Virginia P. W. THOMAS, Commons Club Dahlgren, Virginia 0 R. A. TPIOMAS, KA Nezuporf Nmus, Virginia S. C. THOMAS, KE Frcrlericksbnrg, Virginia S. W. THRIPT, Ju., AXA Locust Hill, Virginia C. C. TUCKER, JR. Fairfax, Virginia O. M. UNRUI1 Ricbnmnil, Virginia A. B. VAUGHAN, AXA Louisa, Virginia E. T. WHITE, 'PA9 Northwest, Virginia G. G. WILLIAMS, AXA Arlingfon, Virginia H. Y. CANTER, KA Harrisonburg, Virginia H. E. COLLIER, JR., KA Hopewell, Virginia M, L. DREWER, JR. Saxix, Virginia H. T. FLEMING, JR. Porismouib, Virginia A. Q. JARRETT, 'PAQ Dan villv, Virginia T. J. Kn'cHEN C riglvwil le, Virginia PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE B. H. LEDBETTER, AXA Portsmouth, V irgi-Ilia Mlss J. F. LucAs Axblanii, Virginia J. R. YORK, AXA Eiirrson, V irginin E. A. NICCORMICK, KE Oak Ridge, Tennessee W. Y. MANsoN W'arfic'Iri, Virginia Cfaoa of 219 H. L. MUsToE Hot Springs, Virginia I. J. NYGREN, JR. Amliibon, New Jersey K. D. POE Upjzcrvilir, Virginia C. T. SPIKER, JR. JVIIVSKIIU, Virginia G. J. TALARICO Collingswooli, New Jersey G. H. WINFIKEY, JR. Rivbmouii, Virginia Q .LL Q3 2 , . .-1 1 ui- . mf' :isa u , X ' u f .I 35? ., 14 A' mv .M A ,,A., L.. 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ADAMS, KA L. S. ALLEN, Commons Club Sonfh Boston, Virginia J. H. ANDREWS Wzikcjiclil, Virginia R. W. ANGLE, AXA Rorky Mouni, Virginia l. G. ASHWORTH Huntington, West Virginia A. A. BAILEY, JR., KE Syracuxe, New York K. H. BALES Ashland, Virginia I. S. BARNARD, KA Bon Air, Virginia T. M. BAXTER Milford, Delaware E. D. BENNETT, KA Richmond, Virginia E. K. BHATTA, PPE Philadelphia, Pennsylvania NV. K. BLAREMORE, ELPE Newport News, Virginia R. C. BQWEN, KA Rcniingion, Virginia J. W. BRESLOW New Canaan, Connecticut R. H. BROWN, 'PHE Suffolk, Virginia W. H. BURRS, JR., KE Lynchburg, Virginia S. H. BUTTERWQRTH Hope-wail, Virginia I. R. BYRU Martinsville, Virginia H. G. CANTER, KA Harrisonburg, Virginia R. D. CHANDLER, ETE Norfolk, Virginia W. A. CHAPPELL, JR. jarraii, Virginia R. J. CHISHOLM - Moorcslown, New Ierxcy S. P. Danville, Virginia M. F. ANDREWS Danville, Virginia D. H. Asxluay, JR. Covington, Virginia W. M. ATKINS South Hill, Virginia M. W. BALDERSON IVar.va1U, Virginia R. BALLOU, Commons Club Souih Boston, Virginia J. D. BARNES, 24919 Accornat, Virginia R. T. BELCHER Richmond, Virginia R. C. BERRY, JR., ETE Richnlonri, Virginia T. H. BIRDSONG, III, 'PKE Sufoik, Virginia J. W. BOWEN Pembroke, Virginia J. W. BRADSHAW, III, KA Harrisonburg, Virginia J. R. BROWDER Lezurelirazfillv, Virginia B. BUHRMAN, Commons Club Richmond, Virginia J. H. BURTON Richnioncf, Virginia G. N. BYRD, KA Richmond, Virginia v G. C. CABELL, IV, K- Norfolk, Virginia W. C. CARTER Mariinxvillc, Virginia L. E. C1-mrm, KA Staforrl, Virginia- A. I. CHENERY, JR., CD59 Washington, D. C. P. R. CLARK, KE Max Mzfadowx, Virginia A. B. CLARKE R. L. CLEEK, Commons Club Richmonrl, Virginia R. M. CLEEK, Jn. i'KZ 1Varni Sjiringx, Virginia R. L. COLDERT Miiilolhian, Virginia E.. CQNNER, Commons Club Chaihani, Virginia J. W. COPLEY, Ja., WIDE Olcy, Pvnnxyl uania L. B. CosBY, KA Richmond, Virginia W. F. Cox, jx. Newport Newx, Virginia R. H. Cmzwfs, Jn. Sonfh Hill, Virginia F. S. CRITTENDEN Harriyville, Virginia W. R. CROCKETT Tangier, Virginia R. P. Cno'r1-nan, AXA Avalon, Virginia D. P. CUNNINGHAM Cajleville, Virginia A. P. DANx1zL, KE Norfolk, Virginia J. R. DENNY, jk., KA Danville, Virginia T. B. DOWNING Richmond, Virginia L. I. DUKES, KE Naniy-Glo, Pennsylvania D. H. DUNVILLE Ashland, Virginia K. C. EDMUNDS, KA Roanoke, Virginia W. A. ELLIOTT Staunlon, Virginia A. E. ERNS1' Ports-mouth, Virginia H. I. FIELD Gloucester, Virginia Hot Springx, Virginia R. E. CLBMENTS Pelersburg, Virginia R. B. CONDREY Enjialil, Norih Carolina F. O. COOKE Rexhurg, Virginia N. R. COREY New Bciiforil, Massrichiisvifs W. S. Cox, KA Ashland, Virginia D. H. CRAWFORD Fincastlc, Virginia I. G. Cn1s'rALL Mariinsrfillv, Virginia XV. W. CMTTENDEN, JR. Harilyvillc, Virginia 1 J. F. Cnoss, II, 'P-59 Suffolk, Virginia E. O. CuMMxNGs Crarlock, Virginia T. H. s. cum, Jn. fI'KP1 Welch, West Virginia XV. R. DAUGHERTY Norfolk, Virginia E. F. DlxoN Hanzpfon, Virginia G. P. DUANE, Jn., AXA Sfony Creek, Virginia N. C. DUNN Urbanna, Virginia R. W. ECTOR Wilmington, Drlaiuare R. T. EDXVARDS, AXA Franklin, Virginia T. F. ELLIS Fincasflr, Virginia W. B. EVANS, KA Princeton, West Virginia J. J. FELTON, Jn., 'PAQ Suffolk, Virginia 1.13 H 'H v i gi ifiiefi- X is N 1 x 1 .Huw W9 'H if In , fx i S L ' mlm I 4l g.5a..' 1 I . .. MW .J . cm. H 3' 7 'H W' 'WH Q f H f a 23,- xw uw M H H kg ixlf , , . . I .1ig3ai,Hn:- N .11 agua H H X YW 2 I . 4 Jig . , gil u k, ,X .3 QQn?p.lHY'fHH xgwig H . , 'M . ' Y YT vi in - I . ' HH JH' L Mei' 1' . 'J -ff M1 - fl. ae. . W .,, L, i , l. Y Q 1. u , . . '41 Q 1 fi nfu. .5 ig. -f We . f AE: 1. ifniuus .6 ..ag -W tl l JL Qs 3. I , H. U' Nu I' ll JY . N . N . gi., sg? : 1 . .. . 1 H , , W - U s , . M N AH! , N Ll' .w 4 Hg-5, l in ly ' ,,2 .:2zQ'1.-1 M , H gl,jHg5-,,-H,, v pw Wd ,. 3,1 iff? A if V 'H H ' - - aff F' as .N 5 , x - Q . E, X, - 5 V ,, . 0. . V I :A Qi M x 4 fy- ! mi A il W v A .N It L 2 . a A ' L .D A . 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Q' - , Q , , vu S w - M' 'v , , 4 'P . 4 1 .Q 'Q :AJ Q? gmwwms iQ A41-l 5,91 Ill! ff M 41 Ae- , f ff. ,f 5 Q .-.1 ' 3' '- k3i l':3?-ffffffsf. is 1 ffl . 2 -fe '21 7-I'.?faffW .- assesses feagsaaalaeeaa fri 'Q lr ' l '7 J O : W fgw Fogqi The Eeaehes ljeelb all Basketball Baseball Swimming J trrr 1946 fmt 1 - Gouaefted iii i W 7 9,4 7 H A as W5f?a1ifa,fH U we BILL ROBERTSON TAYLOR SANFORD JACK SANFORD When collegiate athletics returned to a pre-war level last fall, Athletic Director Taylor Sanford-who carried the burden of the coaching duties through World War II- was forced to strengthen his coaching staff in order to cope with the situations which came with the record-breaking student enrollment and by the middle of football season had developed a strong board of tutors. Besides his administrative duties as athletic director, Sanford continued as head coach in football, basketball, and baseball, but he obtained a strong group of assistants to aid him. Bill Robertson-who served as assistant coach one year before entering the Navy- returned to the campus last summer. He coached the backfield during football season and then tutored the Yellow Jacket swimming and track teams. Jack Sanford-brother of the Athletic Director and the third 'ex-University of Richmond great on the Jackets, coaching staff-came to the campus at the close of last yearis baseball season and coached the B-squads in football and basketball before going back to the diamond wars. During the gridiron season, Boyd Williams, center on the Richmond Professional football team, assisted Sanford in training the linemen. -ISS? 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 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 Smsrfu ' Kecard FOOTBALL ............Richmond . . . .Apprentice School , ....DCl21W21Y6 ....Guilford . . . .Hampden-Sydney . . . . . .Johns Hopkins . . ....Wushington ,..... . . . .Western Maryland . . . . . .Hampden-Sydney . . ................XVofford BASKETBALL . . . .Union Theological . . . . . . University of Virginia . . . . Catholic University . ....Loyola . . . . American University ....Lynchburg . . . . Medical College . . . , . . . Johns Hopkins . . . . . Roanoke ..,. . . . . . . . .Hampden-Sydney . . . Gallaudet . . . ,Medical College . . . . . . . Wfashington , , . .Towson S.T.C. ..... . . . . American University ...Lynchburg . , . Roanoke ...... . . . , . . Apprentice School . . . . . Bridgewater . . . . , . . . ..I-Iaunpden-Sydney . . . . . . Bridgewater . . . . . . . ,Richmond . . . 4'l67l' . . fovertimej Q2 overtimesj ...ahlfsiar .AAL .4 , First Row: Garbett, DiStzmislao, Agncllo, Herzog, Sprcngcr, Isenbcrg, Bullington, Talarico, Shaud, Wliitc, Atkins. Semin! Row: Marks, Lee, Olcy, Dughi, Glover, Clements, Stover, Sutton, Nesbit, Irving. Tbirrl Row: Campbell, Scrivcner, Partlow, Byrd, Groves, Ballou, Holloway, Shcrrad, Burhman, Spicer. Fourth Row: Burke, Sawyer, Brown, Phelps, Young, Robinson, Sanford, NVilliams, Robertson. 71101164111 - I 946 Resuming the gridiron wars last fall after a three year layoff due to World War II, Randolph-Macon found itself in the same plight which handicapped hundreds of small colleges across this nation in their renewal of football pro- ceedings. The Jackets' season record of three wins and seven defeats will not stand out in the sports annals of this state r A ., H, ' eff -'UH Y- .zds - gre it f ' 122. 55 1 ' ,gn E A2111 l l'- Nil! A , , r i asm or nation, but the physical and mental benefit which every player received during the year make the football enter- prise at Randolph-Macon a definite success. Head Coach and Athletic Director Taylor Sanford- ably assisted by Bill Robertson who returned to the cam- pus last summer after a three-year tour of duty in the ,- :H fl ii fi l Q - ww 1,5 saw Navy-had only six lettermen to report for opening practipe-.nllsing these former Jacket stars as a Sanford went to work with some S0 newcomers to collegiate foot- ball-the majority of whom were veterans- to form the 1946 version of the Yellow Jackets. A lack of coaches to train such a large squad was only one of the many prob- lems which faced thc Jackets from the out- set. However, early in October, the Ran- dolph-Macon officials signed jack Sanford- brother of the Head Coach-and Boyd XV.lliams as Assistant Coaches, and the sit- uation took on a brighter light as the exist- ing problems were solved one by one. From the opening practice session, Sanford was forced to stage a battle against time in his attempt to get the Yellow Jackets ready for their first game on September 21. For a fortnight, the Jackets held two workouts daily trying to round into top shape after a three year respite and to install a smooth working T formation. XVith everyone realizing that the squad had not yet reached its peak, the Yellow Jackets made their debut for the 1946 campaign in Richn1ond's City Stadium by absorbing a 46-0 whipping from their arch rivals-the highly tutored University of .Richmond Spiders. The following week-end, 'Coach Taylor Sanford matched his new 'T formation against Frank Dobson's 'tried and proven single-wing oifense. .Playing in Newport News, the Maconites .still appeared jittery and allowed the Ap- prentice School gridders to amass 20 points lbefore they could get their own offensive :machine into operation. Trailing by this :three touchdown margin at the intermis- sion, the jackets came back in the second half and for the first time in the season saw results come from their T-formed attack when they pushed across two tallies in the third Wriod. However, the R-M squad was unable to overtake the Shipbuilders and bowed by a 20-13 count. The first two week-ends in October brought no joy to Randolph-Macon as the Jackets went against strong elevens from the University of Delaware and Guilford College. The Lemon and Black boys were completely out of their class when they ' V i .1 - if -4: ' m,YZ uw ai gl i 1: - ag N fr an 55 W W.. ., H, -iw. in zzgggzsss wi . ii in ii iii . - - i -- ii -i in ii Au I is i i W . iii w'l.li f i W 'jTT'f! uw w,HM E .Q -M .x T T H V f .i .. . ii . Hu Hu 'qw Y um . ii I rm ,wh ii is ., , .1 , , N, . 1 ,. in i w i ...... i . . N ie N N - rg- in ..gaia?a'g:giiL.! 1 i., M ii ri H umfgw ll ii . wr: ii ii fm H 'ag E ui traveled to Newark, Delaware, and the Blue Hens took a S3-0 verdict for their 23rd consecutive victory. Going south into North Carolina on October 12, the Jackets found new life in the Tarheel state and outgained the Quakers in the air and on the ground, but the Guilford outfit capitalized on every 'lf39!' i P M11-. .. break to send Sanford and his boys homewith their fourth setback of the year. The next week saw great improvement come to the Yellow Jackets both in their maneuvering and spirit on the gridiron, and on October 19, Randolph-Macon went to Death Valley to renew its traditional rivalry with Hampden-Sydney. The Jackets-rated as a two touchdown underdog-completely outplayed the Tigers, ruining the Bengal's Homecoming celebrations with a 6-0 victory. With the savour of victory still on their tongues, the Maconites attempted to stay in their Winning ways when they met Johns Hopkins in Baltimore on the last week-end in October. The Lemon and Black team contracted its first serious case of fumbleitis, and when the Medics at the Balti- more institution refused to consider the malady, John Hopkins had little difficulty in taking a 24-8 triumph. The month of November brought the Yellow jackets to their home grounds-Day Field-for the first time in the 1946 campaign. During the first six games, all of which were played away, the Yellow Jackets managed to use their stingers effectively only once, but better days were in store when they returned to Ashland to win two of their final four contests. Opening the home stand on November 2, the Jackets staged their best performance of the year by trouncing Washington College, 32-7. Sanford's boys were the masters all the way, scoring at will and exhibiting both a strong aerial and over- land assault. However, Randolph-Macon was again unable to stay in a winning fashion, and on the subsequent week-end, was overpowered by Western Maryland, 27-O. The R-M Homecoming celebrations on November 16 were going according to schedule until midway the afternoon when the Jackets took the field against Hampden-Sydney for the second game of the season. But a return of the fumbleitis malady proved fatal to the Lemon and Black and the Tigers got revenge for the earlier setback by ruining the day's fes- tivities with a 14-6 victory. The boys from Death Valley tallied twice in the opening half, but had to repulse numerous R-M scoring threats before taking the contest which was witnessed by a record-breaking crowd of 4,000 persons. Five times the Jackets drove inside Hampden-Sydney's 20-yard line, but five times something went wrong and Randolph- Macon was unable to push across the final stripe. The Maconites brought the curtains down on the 1946 schedule on the following Saturday by taking a 14-13 win over YVofford College. For the first time in many years, Randolph-Macon had Herculean power in the reserve ranks, and was able to field a B-squad. The Baby Jackets-tutored by Jack Sanford--had a fairly successful year by winning three games, losing two, and tieing three. haiku!! Firxt Row: Hill, Katz, Elliot, Bradshaw, Harhway, Lineweaver, Ledford, Corey, Downie, Second Row: Watson, Tune, Rowe, Jenrette, Tate, Kurowski, Dukes, Newsome. Third Row: Sanford, Simpson, Saunders, Crittenden, Spinner, Parrish. W, Denton, K. Gatlmright, Bodtke, Sprenger, Girngosifm, Angle. Ford, W. Gatlurighr, Holloway, Forbes, Miller, Lyda, Charleton Qmanagerj. buff 7946-'47 If Head Conch ani Athletic Director Taylor San i ,CMA ,-,...1A L,..,.. :,,....A ,Ln .,,1,.f:,,.. rn., ,,..,, .....:,. 13 and after every setback, they came back more aggressive, more spirited, and more determined to shake off the losing jinx. After only a Week and a half of drills on the Alumni gymnasium hardwoods, the R-M quintet made its season's debut on December 6 by soundly thrashing a Weak Union Theologicali'iSeminary team, 67-33. The Jackets ex- tremely accurate from the floor considering the short amount of practice which they had under their belts, and had l.ttle diiliculty in overcoming the Theologians. On the versity outfit. The Washington boys won a 42-38 over- time contest from the Randolph-Macon team. Twenty-four hours later the Jackets stopped in at Baltimore and suffered their second conference defeat at the hands of Loyola. A strong second half rally gave the Greyhounds the 63-51 verdict. The Jackets returned to their home floor on the 16th of December, but were still unable to break into the win column in league competition, bowing to a strong Ameri- can University team, S1-48. A Maconite rally in the final following night, the Lemon and Black cagers-still a bit jittery from lack of experience-threw a scare at Gus Tebell and his Cavaliers for three quarters before the University of Virginia team managed to take a 55-43 verdict. The Jackets grabbed the lead early and held a 30-29 advantage at the intermission. Midway the second half, the Cavaliers broke away and the tired Yellow Jackets were unable to do much about it. On the week-end of December 13, the Maconite five took to the road for the first time, stepping into Mason- Dixon conference competition against the Catholic Uni- 'l73l- quarter fell short in this game. After having lost four consecutive contests, the Jackets restored the savors of victory to their hungry mouths by defeating the Lynch- burg College team, 44-36, in a game which brought the pre-holiday schedule to a close. Resuming action during the first Week of the new year, Coach Sanford's team racked up its third Win by defeating the Medical College of Virginia cagers, 53-41, in Rich- mond. On the night of January 11, the Five Small Boys were still unable to capture their first conference game and were defeated by Johns Hopkins, 41-38. The local lads held the advantage for a good portion of this game, but height again proved to be the deciding factor and the Blue Jays from Baltimore had plenty of it. Old man Hard Luck moved into the Jacket Gymna- sium during the middle of January and the local cagers dropped two heartbreaking contests to Hampden-Sydney and Roanoke Colleges, both of which were Little Six tilts. The Jackets took a 22-14 halftime lead against Roanoke, but the Maroons knotted the count in the final minute of play, sending the battle into an overtime period. In the extra period, the R-M squad went ahead again, but Roa- noke came back again to tie the count at 49-49. The Jackets showed signs of tiring in the second overtime period and the Maroons went on to take a S9-54 triumph. With this encounter still fresh in the minds of everyone, Ran- dolph-Macon dropped another thrilling game to the Tigers from Death Valley two nights later. It was almost the same story again. The Jackets grabbed the lead early and held a six point advantage at halftime, but a final minute rally by the Tigers proved to be too much for the hapless Macon- ites and Hampden-Sydney won, 47-45. After scoring their first conference win at thc expense of Gallaudet, the Yellow Jackets returned home on the 21st of January, expecting to make a repeat performance over Medical College, but the Medicos surprised everyone fin- cluding themselvesj and won, 34-28. Following a wegk layoff forlniid-ferm exams, the R-M squad jumped back into M-D conference competition for four consecutive games, winning two and losing two. The Jackets defeated Towson College and Gallaudet. while bowing to strong teams from American University and Washington College. During the middle of February, the Maconites fell into their losing ways again, 'suffering four straight setbacks The R-M quintet then dropped an encounter to the strong Apprentice School five of Newport News, before chalking their third loop victory by defeating Bridgewater, 36-35, on a last minute foul shot. Mr. Hard Luck was with the Yellow Jackets again when they traveled to Death Valley for a return engagement with the Tigers. The Jackets were masters of the situation throughout most of the game and held the lead until the final three minutes. A desperate rally in that period gave Hampden-sydney a 5 2 to 47 verdict. Several nights, later, Randolph-Macon clinched a berth in the M-D conference tournament by edging out Bridgewater, 49-41. In the final game on the schedule, the Maconites were defeated by the Spiders, 44-39, but only after the lead had changed hands Basketball Saaaaf Secoml Row: Sanford, Jenrette, Edmonds, Colbert, Brown, Saunders, Churn, Parrish. First Row: Gumerlock, Robertson, Watson, Gibbons, Simpson, Scrivner. before getting back on the victory road. On the night of the 12th, the Richmond Spiders threw a strong first half attack at the Jackets and won easily, 60-46, and two nights later Lynchburg got revenge for an early season loss by nipping the Maconites quintet, 42-30. While out in the western part of the State the Jackets also dropped their second tiff to the Roanoke Maroons who came up with a strong second half rally. 1751- five times and the jackets had thrown quite a scare at the Richmond Hve. In the loop tourney, which was held in Washington the first week-end in March, the Jackets were eliminated fn the opening round by Johns Hopkins. Captain Roland Bodtke led the Yellow Jackets in the scoring department during the season with 216 points, while Bob Sprenger was runner-up with 182. mfr Emzmpian I 94 6 First Row: Tankersley, C. Flippeu, D, Flippen, Isenberg, Dardin, Carneal, Crowell, Hill, Richardson. Secemf Row: Broce, xvflgllll, Hawks, Thrift, Sanford, Hafner, Grubbs, Denton. Baseball dreams that had been lingering under these oaks and maples for many years came true last spring when the diamond Wizardry of Taylor Sanford produced a Yellow Jacket nine which won the State 1946 baseball champion- ship. It was the first time the coveted crown has had its seat on the campus in the history of Randolph-Macon. After dropping the- first three games on their schedule, the fast stepping Yellow Jackets found the right bats and racked up eleven straight victories to take the State title. This string of wins included two smashing triumphs over the University of Richmond, one over Hampden-Sydney, and one over William 85 Mary. i Boasting no long and heavy hitters, the Lemon and Black squad relied on timely singles, a skillful hunting attack, 76 and superb base running to manufacture most of its tallies. The pitching staff, composed of Syd Thrift, Paul Isenberg, and B.ll Wright, gave the Maconites as good a defense as any ball club needed. Thrift-a lanky, southpaw freshman -had a season's record of six wins and no defeats and was chosen on the All-State team. In the hitting department, the Jackets pounded out 154 hits for 99 runs in their 14-game campaign to give a team batting average of .542. Don Flippin led the individual batting with a .520 average and was chosen as an out- fielder on the All-State squad. However, with all the good statistics and star players in mind, much credit is due to the catching genius of Taylor Sanford, a long-time star on Minor League diamonds. On December second, a call was issued for cal talent to join the first Yellow Jacket 'irnming team since 1942. In response, me twenty-five men reported to Point- -xter Memorial Pool to begin working in eparation for a nine meet schedule card hich was to open on January 17. Before the Christmas holiday, the water- en worked out each day by practicing rns and starts, swimming laps for wind pacity and developing their strokes. At the ose of the pre-holiday drills the swimming entor, Assstant Coach Bill Robertson an- ounced the divisions of his 25 proteges into ie seven positions of a team and then in- ructed them to devote the entire workout me to their respective positions. On January 17, the tankers make their 47 debut with a bang when they took first lace in every event and easily defeated their es from Roanoke College 53M-llfh in e local natatorium. , In the following week, however, the ckets found themselves on the short end a 39-27 score when they battled a irongcr and more experienced team from oyola College. In the locker room before is first loss of the season the tankers had ected Bob Karoly and Bob Chisholm to Wimming captain their team throughout the 1947 schedule. During the first three weeks in March the nators took -to the road for three successive meets in foreign waters. In the first, with William 86 Mary, Nor- folk Division, the tankers were once again defeated 42-33 in first collegiate meet held in the Indians' pool in two years. VPI's tankers with three years of exper- ience behind them found little difficulty in defeating a three-month-old Randolph- Macon team 44-22 in the second of the three trips. The Jackets managed to capture only two first places in the eight event card. Returning from VPI, the local sprinters stopped off at Roanoke to give the college a return match, and left with their second win of the season, this time S3-12, dropping only M point from their first victory. On February 28 and March lst, the Jackets traveled to Richmond to compete with the top nators of the field in the An- nual State Collegiate Swimming Meet held in the Richmond Central YMCA. Kenneth Holloway reached the finals in the diving event and Howard Levy in the breast'-stroke, however, Levy was the only one of the team to capture a single point, and Randolph- Firsl Row: Palmore, Atkins, Elliot, Smith, Marchetti, Iden, Wishncr. Srcoml Row: Levy, Oglivie, Groves, Willtic, Chisholm, Karoly, Robertson, M . if -M i'f Burks. found themselves in last Macon tankers place. Returning to the local waters after three weeks of travel, the Jackets eked out a 39- 36 victory over William 86 Mary Extension in Norfolk to cop their third win of the season and even the score at 3 wins and 3 losses for their schedule of inter-collegiate nflcets. The local strokers closed the 1947 cam- paign with a trip to Newark, Delaware, for the Mason-Dixon conference swimming meet, The competition there was as keen as that in the state meet and the Jackets managed to take only seven points, which left them in fifth place. When the season ended, the majority of the strokers kept right on swimming and will be practicing until next September when workouts will begin once again for a team that is determined to win the State crown. 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TAFT NORMAN NVISHNEII. . . . . . .Editor-hz-Chief . . . .Ma11agin,g Editor , . . .Class Editor . . . . . . .Sports Editor . . . .Photography Editor IAL ASSISTANTS JOHN H. GOODE WILLIAM NIELSON CLIFFORD L. EAST, JR. GEORGE SMITH THOMAS MANN mf Stfmrlirzg: TAFT, SMITH, EAST Seated: WISHNER, FLETCHER, CANTER 'Hill' 17ofz: ' ff':'1-ff-1-'rf'-1W-ff-r--f--nfwf -ff-:-: vw--- --- , --ffm..-f Y.. Y, , . , V . . 5, 1,. ..,,T,:1,. .F ,,.,,f,Y,-........,, ,, V fr' - ' ' , 'S' a - , V ,s V4 A, E 1 Q E we E , 5 TT T 1 .H . x 4 ,1 :T-T - . , A! I LW, H gf 11 j f'. X If . fs? , if nz- - - fs- ' Z 55 . If 1' H DINWIDDIE COTTON VAUGHAN M ,IL -My , H 55 M T. H H H .- Seafcvl: CRAIG, D1Nw1DD11s, ROBERTS, COTTON, CULLEY. Sfmzding: HEIJGEBETH, COX, LAXVTHER, ANDERSON, JENSEN, MANN, PALMORE, WISFIENER 'l82l' U15 lleflagw jacket Weekly me l ' W'i ' ' , . Q91 xx 'T wi N WRU1!,'m?E.:H wlllljlmw The college newspaper, edited and published on the cam- ,I F A V -1' 5 - 'ii L. , ...t pus, is the oiiicial organ of the student body of Randolph- Macon Colle ge. STAFF WILLIAM W. DTNWIDDIE .....,. ...,. E rlitor-in-Chief CLARE M. COTTON ..,... ...l A ssociate Editor A. B. VAUGHAN ..... . . .Managing Editor NORMAN WISHNER .... ...., S ports Editor DAN ROBERTS ..... ....... N cws Editor ROY M. CLEER .... .... C irculation Manager' ASSISTANTS Gus CRAIG E.. W. BULLINGTON VAUGHAN PALMORE MILTON WATKINS B. J. LAWTHOR CHARLES JONES P PHIL ANDERSON RODGER A. HEDGBETH THOMAS MANN GEORGE CABELL PEYTON PALMORE EUGENE ROXVE BOBBY SMITH -l83l' PALMORE, VAUGI-IAN, CLEEK Q. -,1 --- f Front Row: L-R, F. Ferguson, Chamberlain, Webb, Palmore, Troxell, Canter, Blakemore, Lewis, Wilson. l 2111i Row: L-R, Sartelle, Morris, McDowell, Reynolds, Jenrctte, Thompson, Burket, W. Gibbons, Fields, W. Fer- guson, Dettbarn. jwl Rowi L-R, Jones, Charleton, Fletcher, Tucker, Vaughan, Eldred, Rhodes, Crowther, Scott, Getz, J. Gib- F. N. Ferguson R. C. Houghton W. M. Lewis T. E. Neaves A. MCK. Reynolds W. K. Blakemore H. G. Canter Wm. Mallard G. B. Oliver bons. Second Tenors First Tcnors Acco-mpunists 4ib Row: L-R, Scay, Houghton, Oliver, Denton 5155 61116 PERSONNEL W. S. Ferguson R. S. Harrell C. L. Morris P. L. Palmore A. B. Vaughan F. D. Fields L. F. Thompson C. E. Burket C. R. Norment, Jr. C. M. Cotton J. R. Denny, Jr. S. B. Getz W. C. Gibbons P. E. Rhodes D. B. Chamberlain R. P. cfowthef W. P. Fletcher R. L. Jones D. W. Sartelle H. N. Seay I. W. Webb -1841- Basses Baritones John Downie E. W. Denton, Jr. J. H. Gibbons W. G. Miller C. C. Tucker, Jr. D. W. Charlton E. A. Dettbarn F. W. Jenrette J. R. McDowell B. A. Scott F. M. Tredway W. E. Wilson, Jr For those students interested in the presenta- tion of music-through the media of choral singing, the Glee Club offers the opportunity for training and for expression in this field. OFFICERS WILLIAM S. TROXELL ......,.... Director DONALD XV. SARTELLE .... Student Director FRANKLIN N. FERGUSON ........ President PEYTON L. PALMORE. . .... Manager GEORGE BROWN OLIVER. , . .Acco-mpanisl C. R. NORMENT, JR. Accompanist WILLIAM P. FLETCHER. . . . . .Librarian l 6- 4 FRANK FERGUSON XVM. TROXELI. President Director 3-f... .. Q... M.-..-R 1 I..-a.w,-wg... ....,.. : P '?'i-ffffv 'rf-fe 5 rvu-A wi-24 -41 nap- .L . X -. .,,gE...,.- .., 1 FERGUSON, SARTELLE, OLIVER, FLETCHER, TROXELL, PALNIORE 4851'- MCDOWBLL, President Walter Hines Mzgc' Klub An International Relationship club aililiated with the Carnegie Foundation for World Peace. First Row: Mallard, Professor Mabry, McDowell, Downs, ProfessoriSimpso11, V. Palmorc, Ferguson.. Second Row: Craig, Matthews, Lawthcr, Lewis, Cabell, Cotton 7 Tbirzl Row: Parker, Vaughan, Goode, T. Simpson, L. Wlmite, P. Palmore. Fllllffh Row: Smith, Thomas, Canter, Bowen, Dinwiddie. Iiiflb Row: Grove, Evans, Professor McConnell, Staples, W'isman, E. Wlmite. so-fb Row: Levy, Campbell, Oliver, Fletcher, Burkert, Nielson. -l86l Zhi? Kaudowh -Macau Erfllegc Baud DOUGLAS NVISMAN, President ROBERT ELDRED, Drum Major XVILLIAM TROXELL, Director The Randolph-Macon College band is composed of both college and Ashland High School students. Its playing added greatly to the spirit at all home athletic contests. 'l3'7l' 794 7 ,Wana fewer! Che 6 cricus The Clericus is composed of students who are pre- paring themselves for the ministry or some other church afhliated vocation. All ministerial students automatically become members of the Clericus upon entering Randolph-Macon College. OFFICERS C. CLYDE TUCKER, JR. ........ . . .Presidmzt EUGENE WHITE ...... . . .Secretary DAVID C1-IAMBERLAIN. . . . . .Treasurer TUCKER, President Julian D. Adkins. john H. Andrews, Thomas L. Baird, Charles E. Burkert, William H. Burks, Jr., Alfred M. Campbell, David B. Chamberlain, Willie A. Chappell, Jr., David W. Charlton, Bernice T. Clarke, George D, Coffey, Jr., Clare M. Cotton, William R. Daugherty, Edgar F. Dixon, Clifford L. East, August E. Ernst, William S. Ferguson, james A. Fitzgerald, jr., William P. Fletcher, Hudson T. Hornsby, Sparland Hedrick, Robert E. Lee, William Mallard, Jr., Allen D. Minter, Charles P. Moncure, Payton Lee Pal- more, Kendall L. Parker, XVhitney M. Parrish, George V. Puster, James W. Rush, Robert G. Smallwood, George L. Smith, Philip W. Thomas, Frederick M. Tredway, James W. Unrull, O. Murray Unruh, Herman J. West, Eugent T. White, Willian1 E. Wilson, Jr. 'l99l' Var ity Klub The Varsity Club is composed of men who hive made their letter in one of the four major sports: Football, Basketball, Baseball and Track, or who have made two letters in one minor sport. Its purpose is to maintain high standards of sportsmanshiip and to give the monogram winners recognition for their services. SPRENGER, President A -. ' fi? .. l l ' f -1' I' -.ts ,my 1 ,,:f,g,f , 1 1 i. wig SEN, il iw l i Nl' T011 Row! Allen, Bodtkc, Bullington, Cornwell, Darden, Denton Second Row: Harlow, Isenberg, Lyda, Moberg, McEvoy, Phelps. Tbirrl Row: Tune, White, 'l89l' sl 2 -fgg-l l-Q Q i -J ' 21-2 r e n F. ifx l A li wa- 5 Aj ' ' s K-,E , - Q rl Ay, ,r fi i .. - e W vu A.- Jie f947 az facie! MCDOWELL, Prefsiflenf The Forensic Council i U16 911 relfzsiv mmf!! s composed of those students inter ested in oratory and debate. It s activities of the college. upervises all of the forensic vm Seated: MCDOXVELL, NICCONNELL fadvisorj, COTTON. - Standing: CABELL, NIELSON, PALMORE, SMITH. 'l90l' cufrmm 61116 The Newman Club is an organization of the Catholic students seeking to further, through social functions and talks by nationally known speakers, the Christian ideals dn' the Randolph-Macon campus. i ,,,,.,. ..... .. ..,,. -- L SINE? fn, GUMMERLOCK, Presidenzf ,ik I 5 Wu, ,V ,ix w Firxi Row: FATHER HOOLEY, ALBEIKT, GUMMERLOCK, DISTANISLAO. Serum! Row: Conv, GARCIA, Smxun, OLEY, 'Ffvruuu Times 4551? gill 11 - N . 1' A - 1 X 0, --- 'll X - - 'Q , K' , ' -. ,, P -7 RK , - A C , you 'Va 1' zzfg 1 in mar... 1 rx L. S. ALLEN Boykinx, Virginia S. R. BALLAU Souih Boston, Virginia R. H. Bonnus Rirhrnonil, Virginia C. B. BOUSLOUGH Youngstown, Ohio E. M. BnAN1cH Ashland, Virginia J. B. BUHRMAN Richmond, Virginia F. T. CARMINES Odd, Virginia W. R. CHEELEY Pelersburg, Virginia R. L. CLEEK Hot Springs, Virginia K. E. CONNER Chaiham, Virginia R. A. CRAIG Alherla, Virginia R. j. EDWARDS Rusthurg, Virginia C. A. FLYNN Elizabeth Cify, Virginia J. H. Gooms Sujolk, Virginia S. F. GUMERLOCK Bound Brook, New Iersey C. A. HILL Amelia, Virginia W. D. HILL Chatham, Virginia R. A. HEDGBETH Norfolk, Virginia K. W. HOLLOWAY Chesler, Virginia P. H. ISENBERG Mooreswwn, New Iersey C. L. JoNEs Pelcrsburg, Virginia A. KANTARIAN Aflantic Highlamxlx, New Ierrey R. E. KAROLY New York, New York E. D. KATZ Audubon, New jersey C. M. KEEN Orean View, Delaware R. T. Lowmzv Norfolk, Virginia V. A. MILLER Colonial Beach, Virginia A. J. OLEY Rivhmonil, Virginia B. J. PHELPS Hopewell, Virginia E. G. PHELPS Hopewell, Virginia J. R. PRESSON Newport News, Virginia A. T. Rnvns Norfolk, Virginia T. H. Ronmvrsozv Petersburg, Virginia V. G, ROBINSON Vinlon, Virginia W. A. SCLUVENER Alexaniiria, Virginia R. L. SI-tcm Rirhmonzl, Virginia R. F. SPRENGER Mount Vernon, New York J. E. Svxzzs Glen Allen, Virginia R. N. TAYLOR Axhlaml, Virginia P. W. THOMAS Dahlgren, Virginia T. F. YOUNG Petersburg, Virginia rfmmzfn 61116 The purpose of the Commons Club is to foster participation in various college activities: Social, Athletic, journalistic, and Forensic and such other activities which seem to merit its support, and to maintain the present high scholastic standing of the Randolph-Macon Student Body. U Further, to maintainan actifie interest in all Student Government activities to the end of better government. All of this, in accordance with the motto, Possum? Quia Posse Vif1C11f1ll' fBecause they think they can, they can.j 53 his , e .1 agllgy A ,r . 'Yi 1 ,n S ff 1' .Ji i ' as i f ' f ' l l93 I- A 'e 'J '-' -t i ,., - Xa. -1 ff? if 4 'Za o fb ' 9? H' msg Ax 532' Av- ' rg .s 4 1 ,-be ,Q L f fill Wg. mf' A , .1 :Ffa 2 Q? 4. 'linen .,-Q 11. 4.2. Sw ,426 in Ji. 2 d V QW 'H ' 1 I l V 4'tW+ ? N2i N, A , r ,,i?.'x ..., if W ai ,, - -..F . 1 ws- 2 rig' ff ,. 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H4 ,, xcffffy ,!f,51v'6n,g,r,g,1iil1p,q 'pe 1- f A lib 'Off 2 m, WV N, il X X093 f ff 1 Ha I ii i x 7,1 f 'al' J l Uh 'QX' Q , , xlx X 5 I fa o Hnnnraries phi beta kappa omicron delta kappa chi beta phi beta beta beta 0 Ucials pan-hellenic council kappa alpha phi kappa sigma phi delta theta kappa sigma sigma phi epsilon lambda chi alpha ,S 1 Klilf E53 I9 - VV fflbli I A gf ,I fha X9-41' fzchef I PHI BET!-I I-IAPPA Phi Beta Kappa. was founded December 5, 1776, and established at Randolph-Macon College in 1923. Publications: The American Scholar, The Key Reporter. EDWIN WINFIELD BOWEN EARLY LEE FOXT JOSEPH BOYD HALEY WILLIAM HOUSTON KEEBLE MEMBERS FROM THE FACULTY MARSHALL JEFFERSON MCNEAL GRELLET COLLINS SIMPSON THOMAS MCN. SIMPSON, JR. EDWARD EHRLICH SMITH GEORGE SPOTTSWOOD TARRY IRA AMON UPDIKE WILLIAM STANFORD WEBB STUDENT MEMBERS EDWARD WEEKS BULLINGTON RICHARD EDWARD GROVE FREDERICK GEORGE KEIHN LUTHER WESLEY WHITE, III TDeccased, June 1946 IIHI BETA PHI Chi Beta Phi was founded at Randolph-Macon in 1916 and has since grown to national proportions. Its purpose is to foster the scientific attitude' of the mind, by keeping its members in touch with all fields of scientific investigation. MEMBERS IN THE FACULTY DR. W. E. BULLINGTON DR. W. I-I. KEEBLE DR. W. S. MILLER ROGER SMITH LUTHER WHITE EDWARD BULLINGTON ERNEST DETTEARN RICHARD GROVE DOUGLAS WISMAN STANLEY GETZ RODDY JONES VIRGINIA SIIICER ROGER CROSS FRED KEIHN RICHARD HAMERICK JACK BRYANT RANDOLPH JONES TOMMY NEAVES STUDENT MEMBERS 4961- DR. T. MCN. SIMPSON DR. I. A. UPDIKE PROFESSOR M. J. MCNEAL LEONARD BELL HOWARD LEVY PAUL KELLEY MARVINS EVANS HAZEL HOOTMAN WILLIAM FLETCHER MACK REYNOLDS FRANK FERGUSON MAC SIMPSON EDWARD BRANICH PAT CLAY JOHN MILLER PEYTON PALMORE HALLIE CHILTON ROWENA ASHER UIVIIEHU DELTA Ii PP ALPA LAMBDA CIRCLE Publication Tfn Cnclv .g . iv Established at Randolph-Macon College in 1933. ' ll MEMBERS FROM THE FACULTY FRANK LEIGHTON DAY JOSEPH BOYD I-IALEY SAMUEL CLAIBORNE HATCHER WILLIAM HOUSTON KEEBLE MARSHALL JEFFERSON MONEAL ROLAND H. BODTKE EDWARD W. BULLINGTON DAVID W. CPIARLTON, JR. W. JENNINGS CULLEY, JR. CLARE M. COTTON, JR. ERNEST A. DETTBARN WILLIAM W. DINWIDDIE JESSE EARL MORELAND GRELLET COLLINS SIMPSON TI-IOMAS MCNIDER SIIVIPSON, JR. GEORGE SPOTSWOOD TARRY WILLIAM STANFORD WEBB STUDENT MEMBERS RICHARD E. GROVE J. RODDY JONES WENDELL L. LEWIS WILLIAM MALLARD, JR. JOHN J. MCEYOY DOUGLAS P. WISMAN LUTHER W. WHITE, III BETH BETA BET!-I Beta Beta Beta is a national honorary biological fraternity. Alpha Nu chapter was organized at Randolph-Macon in the Summer of 1945. Its purpose is to create interest and action for the advancement of man through the vast fields of Biology. DR. W. E. BULLINGTON VIRGINIA SPICER ERNEST ROHR EDWARD BRANICH ERNEST DETTBARN HARRY LEE HOLLAWAY SYDNEY MATTI-IEWS MEMBERS DOUGLAS WISMAN CLARE COTTON JACK BRYANT J. RODDY JONES ROWENA ASHER -JAMES PRESSON PROVISIONAL MEMBERS -ISH- J. PAUL VONDRACER ROUGAN, KE, President RIVES, KE AN -I-IELLE I The purpose of the organization is to formulate and enforce a uniform policy in regards to the relationship of the fraternities to each other and to the college as a whole. Its membership is made up of the representatives of the several fraternities. DINWIDDXE, IIJKE WHITE, 'PAQ VONDRACEK, CIJKE LYDA, Q59 UUU CIL Each year under the sponsorship of the council the gala Pan-Hellenic dances are produced. In this year of 1946-47, at the request of the social activities committee, the council sponsored all the dances at the college. DARDIEN, KA LEE, K.-X is Hu.. is V, Maki U TUNE, BDE SINDLINGER, SLIDE 1 fig 5 1, iw if e 'V S - 3' F A 1 v ias. , M-as -sf f wee 1: 3' sg .,.. - . , 1- ef kg? X gill E? ' ne sm -.-i ,m r KL! ' .J V T W, V! n Q .-. .H . iff. Q . lim ,F .l Q4 MF vi C .sf FXS iii? ,, ll? ,'i.: We Q U s i sas! ' l ' fe QQ r,f r 7x' + fini Q 2: l , E LX' fm A 1 1- 91 1 , Yi. m E ' ll, , s ...i HL , mf' .,....... .pf N: ' 9'-,'. l.1 i ,-. ,-f'Z',5' l iff? wid,-'e. fl , fu .. if-a-Ms. ' ffl! .,,, . -'ffsvf' ,fififg .gat-Ke I4 I 6 G t - -rf. .' .M Mi. t- mqgj ii ' ...Q WILLIAMS, AXA, Sect.-Treas. McEvoy, AXA wwf I if ' dw . Lil 1 - , wg... l 1 . A W 2 iigfffff A 1 . .,,.i ,RTK .. 1 f E , f Dv i l Q IES? J' 5 1 v I-I. B. L. ADAMS, South Boston, Va. J. M. ALBERT, Englewood, N. J. I. S. BARNARD, Bon Air, Va. E. D. BENNETT, Richmond, Va. R. C. BOWEN, Remington, Va. J. NV. BRADSHAW, III, Harrisonburg, Va. G. N. BYRD, Richmond, Va. C. E. BURRERT, Baltimore, Md. H. G. CANTER, Harrisonburg, Va. W. E. CHAMBERLAIN, Lewistown, ,,b.5'mi E. G. Conn, Elmont, Va. B. CORNWELL, Purcellville, Va. L. B. COSBY, Richmond, Va. L. E. CHAPIN, Stafford, Va. W. S. Cox, Ashland, Va. R. D. DARDEN, Newsoms, Va. I J. R. DENNY, JR., Danville, Va. il E. W. DENToN, JR., Harrisonburg, Va T. V. DQWNING, JR., Ivor, Va. K. C. EDMUNDS, Roanoke, Va. .23 - A . H M. D. Eviws, Norfolk, Vi. l il. W. B. EVANS, Princeton, W. Va. -'i G. Q. FREEMAN, Jeffs, Va. , ' S. T. GRAY, JR., Gloucester, Va. R. M. HAMRICK, JR., Staunton, V .JF ,.,. ' ltlr A I H. L. HOLLOWAX', JR., jeffs, Va. J. R. JONES, Richmond, Va. F. XV. JENRETTE, St. Petersburg, Fla. G. C. LATSIOS, Alexandria, Va. M. W. LEE, Hopewell, Va. C. D. L1PscoMEE, JR., Richmond, Va. S. E. MATTPIEW5, JR., Staunton, Va. W. G. MILLER, Harrisonburg, Va. J. G. MooRE, New Market, Va. W T. E. NEAvEs, Stony Creek, Va. 1 J. F. PACE, Lawrenceville, Va. S. T. PRIDDY, Ashland, Va. G. V. PUSTER, Roanoke, Va. A. B. SHEPHERD, Richmond, Va. J. N. STOVER, Harrisonburg, Va. W. T. STUART, Richmond, Va. W. N. TAYLOR, Hanover, Va. C. H. WALTON, Clifton Forge, Va. F. B. WATSON, Chatham, Va. Iif-lPPA ALPHA Kappa Alpha was founded at Washington and Lee University in 1865 .... Zeta was bid welcome by Randolph-Macon in 1869 .... They hold dear the Magnolia and Red Rose and fly the Crimson and Gold as their colors .... The year has been a complete one for the lads from the lodge .... the ODK homecoming cup rests in their trophy room . . . the annual KA Formal was quite the affair and Doodles Darden captained the 1946 State Championship baseball team. 41012- ,-E.. wwllhoi? ...fl Qi as . .R ww H - i 53? aaa: XV. P. ANDERSON, Richmond, Vu. T. H. B1RDsoNc, Suffolk, Va. R. H. BROWN, Suffolk, Va. R. M. CLEEK, Wlarm Springs, Vu. R. W. CROSS, Manassas, Va. T. H. S. CUIKD, Welch, W. Va. W. W. DINw1DD1E, Waynesboro, Va. W. M. Females, Glen Allen, Va. B. W. Gonwm, Chuckaruck, Va J. C. GODWIN, Suffolk, Va. C. M. HATCHER, Amherst, Va. C. F. NEXV'fON, Boydton, Va. W. A. PARRISH, Richmond, Va. D. E. ROBERTSON, Petersburg, Va E. T. Rown, Richmond, Va. J. N. SPENCER, Hizkory, Vu. F. R. STEEL, Richmond, Va. C. N. SUTTON, Suffolk, Va. E. P. TAYLOR, Ashland, Va. J. P. VONDIXACEK, Baltimore, Md. No PICTURE AVAILABLE H. P. MEFIPORD, Covington, Va. PHI KAPPA SIGMA Phi Kappa Sigma Hrst saw the light of day on the campus of the University of Pennsyl- vania in 1850 .... It was introduced to Randolph-Macon in 1872 when Tau chapter arrived here .... They hold in high esteem the Chrysanthemum and the Gold and Black colors .... The social life was complete with much activity evident on Satur- day nights .... Dinwiddie edited the Yellow jacket Weekly and Vondracek bossed the YELLOW JACKET Annual. r ' 5 n ci: A yn Quoslw e4 51-co! A. J. CI-IENERY, JR., Washington, D. C. J. F. Cnoss, II, Suffolk, Va. W, J. CULLEY, Jn., Newport News, Va M. S. DOWNS, Springlield, Va. J. J. FELTON, Suffolk, Va. J. L. GRAY, Newport News, Va. A. S. HARLOW, JR., Ashland, Va. D. E. HINCIIMAN, Richmond, Va. W. M, LEWIS, Tidewater, Va. C. E. LYDA, III, Richmond, Va. XV. NIALLARD, JR., Ashland, Va. R. C. SAUNIJERS, Jn., Suffolk, Va. E. I. SHEPPE, JR., Richmond, Va. T. MCN. SIMPSON, III, Ashland, Va. W, M. THOMPSON, Jn., Richmond, Va. E. T. WHITE, Northwest, Va. L. W. WHITE, III, Norfolk, Va. N. W. WISHNER, Great Neck, N. Y- PHI DELTA THET!-l Phi Delta Theta was founded 'in 1848 at Miami University .... In 1874 Virginia Gamma was established at Randolph-Macon ..,. The White Carnation is their flower and Argent and Azure are theiiiiicolors .... The chapter became active again this year after a war-time absence of a few years .... It contributed Luther White, Wendell Lewis and Bill Mallard to ODK and White was elected to Phi Beta Kappa. -11055 A. A. BAILEY, Syracuse, N, Y. W. H. Bumcs, Lynchburg, Va. G. C. CABELL, Norfolk, Va. C. M. CHARLETON, Dillwyn, Va. D. W. CHARLETON, Manteo, N. C. P. R. CLARK, Max Meadows, Va. A. P. DANIELS, Norfolk, Va. P. T. DISTAN1s1.Ao, New York, N. Y. F. M. FERGUSON, Hampton, Va. I. M. GROVES, Martinsville, Va. T. G. MANN, Palmerton, Pa. J. R. McDOWELL, Claircon, Pa. W. C. MILLER, Locklies, Va. V. S. PITTS, Montross, Va. J. T. RIVES, Norfolk, Va. J. E. ROUGAN, Brooklyn, N. Y. R. C. SEAIN, Portsmouth, Va. M. J. STRIBULA, Palmerton, Pa. C. H. THOMAS, Pittsburgh, Pa. S. C. THOMAS, Fredericksburg, Va. R. W. VANDERBERRY, Hopewell, Va L. M. WR.xY, Dinwiddie, Va. No Pxc1'UREs AVAILABLE E, A. MCCORMICK, Oak Ridge, Tenn. W. W. SAWYER, Portsmouth, Va. J, R. JONES, Norfolk, Va. L. I. DUKES, Ngrity-Glo, Pa. C. B. B. SPINSTER, Petersburg, Va. W. E. WH1'rE, Petersburg, Va. J. P. BA1LEY, Syracuse, Va. I-if-XPPI-l SIGMA Kappa Sigma came into being at the University of Virginia in 1869 .... Eta chapter moved in on Randolph-Macon in 1888 .... The flower is the Lily-of-the-Valley . . . the colors are Scarlet, White, and Emerald Green .... The boys took over their own house this year and have made it into quite a livable place .... Jim Rougan headed the Pan-Hellenic Council .... Phil Di Stanislao held down an end spot on the varsity pigskin gang. If 23 . ? '?' A EJ . -sail li - Q N l 45- 133: lx. -- '-Y X Vdc. S' .. . 75 V- 14 ti-.J L4 ji , A A N -L A wf ' - v - 4107? ' e - - Q.. nu H, uw hu i H .ll A awmf'-TJ 1 1 ,SE , 'gg' Q, A-ES, 1? V, J. D. BARNES, Accomac, Va. R. C. BERRY, Richmond, Va. E. K. BHATTA, Philadelphia, Pa. W. K. BLAKEMORE, Newport News, Va R. CHANDLER, Norfolk, Va. J. W. COPLEY, Oley, Pa. H. L. GAxNs, Arlingron, Va. B. LILLISTON, Accomac, Va. C. L. Moluus, Newport News, Va. L. W. PEAKE, Rocky Mount, Va. W. D. PEAKE, Rocky Mount, Va. B. W. POWELL, South Boston, Va. W. M. SINDLINGER, Gordonsville, Va. L. H. SMALLWOOD, Lovingston, Va. J. M, STONE, Ashland, Va. P. B. TANKALLD, Frankcown, Va. M. L. TUNE, Halifax, Va. W. N. TUNE, Halifax, Va. R. H. XVESTBROOK, South Boston, Va. SIGMA PHI EPSILI1 Sigma Phi Epsilon is a child of our sister institution, the University of Richmond, and was born in 1901 .... Virginia Zeta moved in on Randolph-Macon in 1906 .... The American Beauty Rose and the Violet are their favorite flowers . . . their colors Red and Purple. . A . . As usual they were active in the social life of the campus and Sindlinger offered more than a few laughs at the athletic contests .... Moberg was captain of the Football team until his withdrawal from school. ,- Eifhksl 1 X, .X :E sb. wr .. l N k iii ,V ,W , 1 X X .A . , af V-.7 - 'WT ' 4-I 1091- , 1 T, .. W 'YS T J. E. BRYANT, Frankland, Va. E. XV. BULLINGTON, Ashland, Va. E. P. CLAY, Sutherland, Va. W. R. COURTNEY, Dunbrooke, Va E. A. DETTBARN, Baltimore, Md. J. F. DOWNEY, Montclair, N. J. G. P. DUANE, Stoney Creek, Va. R. T. EDWARDS, Franklin, Va. R. D. E1.mxEn, Arlington, Va. E. F. FERGUSON, XVinnsboro, S. C. D. H. GEORGE, Fairport, Va. S. B. GETZ, Edinburg, Va. J. E. GIKIITFITH, Richmond, Va. R. E. GROVE, Wincliestcr, Va. E. R. JONES, Fredericksburg, Va. V. H. KEY, Portsmouth, Va. J. J. MclivoY, Richmond Va. . B. OLIVER, Doswell, Va. E. B. QUARRELS, Altavista, Va. A. MCK. REYNOLDS Fnrmville D. M. RoYs'roN New Market Va. C. M. SAUNDERS Milford V . 7. G. SAUNDERS, Milford Va. B. A. SCOTT Schoolfield Va. L. H. SIMALLWOOD Lovingston . R. E. SNYDER Altavista V. A. STEVENSON Littleton V. S. XV. STOUT Martinsville Va. T. E. SWEET Belvidere,'N. J. . W. THMFT, Locust Hill .. A. B. VAUGHN Louisa Va. G, G, W1LLxAMs, Charlottesville T. A. WILLIAMS Reedville V . D. . WISMAN Edinburg Va. H. Il. YORK Ellerson V . L TMBDA EHI ALPHA Lambda Chi Alpha was established at Boston University in 1909. In 1926 the Kappa- Tau Zeta was introduced to Randolph-Macon .... Their flower is the White Tudor Rose . . . their colors, Purple, Green and Gold .... The honor of having the Student Body President as one of its members belonged to them this year .... The rest of the men were active, as usual, in all fields of activities on the campus .... Bullington and Grove were elected to ODK and Phi Beta Kappa. TIE R V -IT 4 3' Y. ,-Q, L -..L 'Way Q w- if , QT Y i-,v P 9 'tire-M n -P, wijfiti Ja 41111, -A F P Q TI-IE ELE E CLUB A rxbbon society composed of fratermty men, whosp purpose is to create and promote goodwdl among the several fratermtmes E. W. BULLINGTON W. W. DINWVIDDIE C. E. LYDA T. A. WILLIAMS W. N. TUNE, JR. A. S. HARLOW, JR. J. P. VONDRACEK B. T. CORNWELL C. F. NEWTON NO PICTURES AVAILABLE F. W. COBB, JR. R. E. MOBERG THE B.L. .HL A ribbon society composed of fraternity men, whose purpose is to create and promote goodwill among the several fraternities. R. M. CLEEK, Jn. L. E. CHAPIN R. D. DARDEN C. M. I-IATC1-IER NO PICTURES AVAILABLE J. E. ROUGAN P. T. DISTANISLAO J. C. GODVJIIN H. P. MEFFORD R. C. SAUNDERS J. G. Moone T. H. 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