Roanoke College - Rawenoch Yearbook (Salem, VA)

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Vi. ii. s iff NS iff, WILLIAM CILRELLI, JR., B.S. Billfs friendliness and his sparkling Itralian'3 smile will be missed by many. Bill's line job as President of the llonor Council as brought him outstanding re- cognition. ERNEST M. CLAYTON, JR. B.A. lirnie's frantic plea, but it isn't on the social calendar, will be Well remembered by all. An out- standing leader, Ernie's hard worli has earned him a line reputation at Roanoke College. 55 'A w 51' ft is .. .M ,L r J fr 4 . MRS. ROSE S. COl FINDAFI IiR, B.A. Rose, a transfer from East Tennessee, has found time from her duties as housewife and mother to com- plete the requirements for her HA. in English. GEORGIA B. CRAWFORD, B.A. Our very pretty Georgia transferred to Roanoke from lVIary IVashington College in 1955, bringing with her a sparkling personality. During Georgia's stay here she was Sweetheart of Sigma Chi and the first Homecoming Queen. ROBERT L. CROSS, B.A. This versatile senior has the one and only Bob Cross humor. He has taken time from his studies to partic- ipate in many phases of Roanoke College life. RICHARD J. DAVIDSON, B.S. Dick's pretty Wife, Joanne, seems to take up any spare time he has from his studies. His future plans include medical school this fall.

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all sv' MARIAN BONHAM, B.A. This transfer from hladison during her stay here has acquired a Kappa Alpha Sweetheart pin, a diamond ring, and a Delta Gamma pin. Nlarian seems happiest on weekends when a certain Y. P. I. student arrives. ROBERT S. BOWER, BA. J ments for his degree. JAMES A. BRADLEY, B.A. Nlost of Jim's time out of class is spent with his school teacher Wife, Sarah, or working at XVSLS-TV station as a technical director. CHARLES I . BRUNG, B.S. Charlie can be seen either on the basketball court or balancing trays in the Commons. His plans for the future include marriage to Carol in June and entering medical school in the fall. Lob has found time from his job to complete require- DAVID L. BLACKWELDER, B.A. David, our Student Body President, has been among the most active and popular men on campus. Among his dreams for the future are enterin the Seminarv in C g . the fall and marrying his one and only Tavie.', GLEN M. BOND, B.S. Glen, who married this past summer. is making final plans to enter medical school next fall.

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RAYMOND E. DOSS, JR., B.A. Skippy will best be remembered for his active participation in the Alpha Psi Omega Fraternity and in its productions. ELEANOR V. DYE, B.A. This pretty senior is one of our day students. Eleanor has contributed her talented dancing toward many of our successful Nlay Day programs. C. NEAL ENGERS, B.A. Neal, a Kappa Alpha, and a well-known English major, can usually be found in the library hard at work on his studies. ERNEST L. GREENE, B.S. Ernest, an ex-G. I., is one of our married seniors. He is anxious to begin his first year's work in medical school. fm:- A. GIBSON DAVIS, B.S. '5Gib, one of the friendliest men on campus, plans to enter INIed1cal College of Virginia next fall. life are sure that he will miss Erin and his mountains. RICHARD W. DILLARD, B.A. This versatile senior will be best remembered by the student body for his witty articles published in the Brackety-flcle. l i l l i I x fm! F 5.132555 A ig