Roanoke College - Rawenoch Yearbook (Salem, VA)

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THONIAS lol. SNIALI WOOD B.A. Tom an wrdent K. A. is lnown around campus by hrs fmendlmess and good humor. TI---IOMAS ll. STEPHIQNSON BA. Tom one of our nlarrled day students spends ns txrne ofl' c unpus Wlth hls fannlv Ind hw Job JAMLS R STORX JR BA nn who tramferred to Romoke from lynchbmg College for hls last two years has been ln uctlx e mem ber of the Slgrna Chl lqraternlu RICHARDI TLXSS JR P A Dlelx lb mother of our marrled students HIS 11191111 lntereste are lns Wlfe 'md hw lntle three vear old box

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JOHN W. PRIEST, BA. John, who is known to almost all students as the President of T. G. I. F., left Roanoke to go into the service and returned to complete his last two years. JOSEPH J. QUARATELLA, B.A. A familiar sight on tl1e basketball courtmloe is also President of the Senior Class. This friendly senior can be found hard at work as head waiter in the Commons. SANDRA Ai. Rici-IARDS, BA. Sandy has devoted much of her time this year to being President of Delta Gamma. Her happiest event, though, was being crowned Homecoming Queen, 1957. RUTH K. RICHTER, B.A. Ric plans to enter a teaching position in the fall. Among her activities, being vice president of Phi Mu has consumed a great deal of her time. FLORENCE E. ROBEY, BS. Bliss Versatile would aptly describe Flo. She can be found wherever Corky is or in the lab with a test tube exploding in her hand. Her many activities have not prevented her from being a first honors student. WILTON F. SALE, B.A. Wilton is known to all here at Roanoke, especially through his active participation in dramatics and his unforgettable protrayal in Harvey . as ,i

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3 Vis avg! '? -5'-uf ROBERT B. UPTON, BA. A'Ionl4,U as he is commonly called, can be seen in a short sleeved shirt flexing his muscles. Bob Upton, you just wouldn't be the same without .... 7' In the fall he plans to attend graduate school and study Sociology. CAREY B. WASHBLYRN, HS. President of Chemistry Seminar, Carey is one of our active married students. This veteran can be recognized by his genial smile for all. CARL F. WATSON, BA. Carl left Roanoke in IQSI to serve Uncle Samu and returned to Roanoke in 1955. Although studying takes up a great deal of his time, his main attentions go to his pretty wife, Nlargie. CLEVO O. VVHEILLING, I?-.S. This senior can be seen most often in the biology lab or up at the Pi Kappa Phi House. LAWRENCE R. XYOODSON, B.A. Larry, a veteran, is a married student who has worked overtime to complete his college career in three years. DONALD E. YERGIQR. B.A. Don is one of Uncle Sam's', boys who has returned to complete his education. His chief interests are base- ball and the Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity. CHARLES F. ZOLL, B.A. Charlie is another veteran who returned to the fold after serving a hitch in the Army. , . as 5 gage .gv l