University of Richmond - Web Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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To renzemfver ajfzfeijfozzr years at W esffmmpfon . . . FR1is1-IMAN! Say hello! Areyo11 a Westhamp- ton girl foo? 'Upperclassmen first! Doors to hold, long lines of Sophomores passing. Water, Freshman! Very important Freshman class meet- ing and Tommie looking stern. Freshmen should be respectful. May I go through the Front Arch? Annabel Lumpkin heading the class. Big sisters. Kiddie Party-Alys as Donald Duck. Rat Night-and dozens of Senior names to learn. Submath or else. Song Contest, and millions of words to learn. Do the girls cut on the boys? Gosh! Lantern Night. Commencement-' 'Will we ever be Seniors? We won the Mortar Board Cup. So Sophomores have privileges. Hey, Fresh- man, watch it! Doors held for us. Song Contest, and victory for us. Color Drgan- but where can we have it? Mildred james at the helm and Mary Sue to pester the Freshmen. Dates on Wednesday nights-whee! May Day Co-ed-yards and yards of flowers. Queens Room for Alice. And then the Daisy Chain, beginning at four A.M. Miles and miles of daisies. Chief says fill the truck. just tie them on!!-but not so easy. Wearing white, Big Sisters in caps and gowns-Daisy Chain pil- lars. Again the Mortar Board Cup, Commence- ment---Big Sisters graduating. As Juniors we felt pretty old and dignified. The class had really become a unit, too. Little Sisters of our own. Plans for the glorious prom-Commit tee meetings till midnight. junior-Freshman Wed- ding. And the Prom-an Ice Carnival! Susie queening it among the icicles. I-Iow can you paint a tree white? President Mary Sue Carter, small package, dynamite. May Day and the archery con- test. Commencement time- Golly! It'll be us next year! Final Co-ed-Art of Tomorrow, the Worlds Fair theme gone haywire. Mortar Board tappings-Mildred james, Mabel Leigh Rooke, Marie Keyser, Alice McElroy, Mary Sue Carter, Dell Williams-solemn candlelight. Senior seats in Chapel. Politics in the air- Who will be Chair- man, and President? And goodbye to Senior friends. Seniors at last. Caps and Gowns for Chapel, first Academic Procession. Senior Show plans-Sit ln' Bull it was. May Day all year round-casting and chorus in the fall. President Dell Williams, Anna- bel Student Government President, Mary Sue Chairman of Honor Council. Mary Sue as a puppet. Diamonds and fraternity pins popping up. TKA taps two, PBK six. PDE conference. jobs, jobs, who's got 'em? May Day-Queen Kitty Wicker. And the Greek Play-our hopes at last. King Sad- dye Thoas and his wig and beard! Pray for sun- shine!'! Last Chapel-Seniors with rosebuds-- Where, oh, where are the stately Seniors Pl' Exams -for the last time-imagine! Teas, Luncheons, the Garden Party, invitations, presents-and Com- mencement. This time it really is we who are leaving. Was it really four years?'! WESTHAMPTON SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS. LEFT TO RIGHT: Emma Lou Parsons, Tl'C'fJ.l7ll'6l',' Katherine Lyle, I ire-Pmiridezzf.' Patricia Ioblin, Sef1'effzry.' Mrs. Dallas Grubbs, Cfrzfr SlD0lI.f0l',' Dell Williams, Pvwidefzl. Tzrwzfy-I ll in

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We, ffze Rfcfamonczf Coffege Seniors, never forget. . . WHAT IS A FRESHMANPH How is the cow? The V. C. will meet tonight and you are cordially invitedf' Off the grass, freshman. Come along with us, freshman, we Eta Bita Pi's will see that you get the right profs and that no soph will molest you. Rat Parade. Pajama Parade. Barn hre. Elec- tions and first politics. William and Mary O, U. of R. 6. Away with rat caps. Kay Keyser. Our glorious soph year. Hey, Freshman. President Stoneburner goes in the lake. A great dance sponsored by us and the freshmen. Ed Mer- rick stars on the football team. Stookie Hoskins gets up a protective agency for the freshmen. Strange goings on in the playhouse sponsored by Saunier, Maner, Brandis and company. The show must go on, however, and so while Bo Gillette was winning presidency of our junior class over in the playhouse Carlson Thomas was showing Prof. some real acting. Examinations were still feared but not with the same fear that came our freshman year. Hal Kemp. junior year-Hoskins on the freshmen. What kids the freshmen seemed. Frank Crouch and Donald Murrill become synonymous with the Physics department. Merrick equals football and becomes a southern gentleman. Cornwall and Flos- sie. Saunier and Wiley. The S.A.E.'s and P.D.T.'s in full swing again. Intramural competition hot- ter than ever. Gillette and the prom. The kiss. Hal Kemp. William and Mary loses again. Burge, Hos- kins, and Ely on the basketball squad. Bill ReMine and Politics. Noffsinger and Politics. Abernethy and Politics. Stoneburner vs. ReMine. Dickinson vs. Abeloff. State baseball champs. jordan takes the Collegian. Our senior year. President Dickinson. President of Student Government ReMine. President of O.D.K. Saunier. Politics, dances, athletics, edi- torials, dates, trips, meetings, and, yes, classes also. Saunier and campus reforms. Student government catches h - - - from the Collegian. Collegian also catches h - - - from Student Government. Chapel. Processions. We file applications for degrees. The Skrontch society becomes mature. Campus carni- val again bigger and better than ever. Icfrozft De- light. Union blacklist and Tutwiler. Cooperative party vs. Progressive again. The value of good pub- licity. Brandis and Mary. One hundredth anniver- sary. Baggs, Moore, and Tutwiler sell ads. jordan, Bass, and Farber get gray hair. Younts, Kervan, Dickinson, and Abernethy vs. Neasmith. Watts and the water carnival. Siegal takes the debate team to Florida. Maner and surrealism. Whitlatch and Loving overshadow Whitlatch and University Players. See Bruno. Vaughan the strikeout king. Phi Betas-Bass, Brandis, Ende, Frederickson, jones, jordan, Morton, Noffsinger, Sanger, Stone- burner, Siegel. Graduation night. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS. LEFT TO RIGHT: Enders Dick- inson, Preridenf: Porter Vaughan, Semrforx Henry Black. Vire- Preridenff and Bob Talley, Tl'6r1.flll'6l'. 1411 ezzfy- 0 ue

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ALFRED CHESTER AARONS BRONX, NEW YORK Af7fl!fL't1I2f for BA. Degree fb A Intramural Athletics: Deans List. VINCENT REED ADAMS, JR. RED OAK, VIRGINIA Apfvliuzfzf for BS. Degree in B11 IIIIEJQI' Alf77IjlZl,lfl'rIfj0II E A E Intramural Athletics, Mu Sigma Rho ' Literary Society, 1. DAVID DEXTER ABELDEE RICHIVIDND, VIRGINIA Alfvjvffmfzf for BS. Degree cl: A Phi Beta Kappag Collegian Staff, 2, 3 Sports' Managing Editor, 4, Class Treas- urer, 31 Intramural Athleticsg Basket- ball, lg Glee Club, 1, Radio Guild, 2 S. C. Mitchell Literary Society, 2, 5, Presi dent, 4: Camera Club, President, 41 Chem istry Club, Treasurer, 4, Y.M.C.A. Cabi net, 5, Forensic Council, 4, Interfrater- nity Council, 1, 2, 3, 4, Phi Alpha Presi dent, 4, Phi Alpha National Distinguish ed Undergraduate Award Plaque, Inter mediate I-Ionorsg Deans List. F 1 ,gdb rx Y ,Q JOHN PIERCE ABERNETHY, JR. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Af7f7ljL'tlI1f fm' BA. Degree 115 I' A Web Staff, 2, Assistant Editor, SQ Class Vice-President, 13 Tennis Team, 2, 5, Cap- tain, 41 Philologian Literary Society, 2g Debate Team, Zg Intramural Athletics: Harlequin Club, 5, 4. Tufelzfy-flvrec