University of Richmond - Web Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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Richmond COIIO O Class QIIIOOTS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Preririefzl - - , ------- EDWARD KLEIN Vice Prerirfefzf - - ---- THOMAS GREEN Secrefrzry - - - LELAND HIGGINBOTHAM T1I'e4z5u1I'e1' - - - - DEREK HAYLEY Sezmzor - ---- GEORGE COX SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Green, Klein, Cox, Higginbotham. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Praridezzf ---------- JOHN GLEASON Vife Pfwjdefzf - - - THADDEUS CRUMP Sc't'1'6fcl1'-JI - - - - STANLEY HARDING SGIILIIOI' - - - - - - - CLAUDE JONES IJRESI-IMAN CLASS OFFICERS: JOneS, Gleason, Crump, Harding. . . .W - VS, S, W, .fllj .fx -'Q JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Mitchell, Fenlon, Thistlethwaite, MacKenzie. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Pi-e,iMe,fz1 ------ RICHARD THISTLETHWAITE V ire Pzesirfefzf - ---- STEVE MITCHELL Serremry - - - - - ALLISTER MACKENZIE T7'66I,l'Zl7'6JI' - - - - - ROBERT FENLON Semrzm' - - JOE FORTUNATO SOPI-IOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Pzwiriefzf ------- VUILLIAM IVIACILXWAINE Vive P1'62.fz:6lI6lZf - - - WILLIAM TROTTER Ser1'efm'y - - - - PATRICK FENLON Ti'er1.rzn-er - - THOMAS HUGHES Sezmfor - - - BERT JONES SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Trotter, Jones, Macllwaine, FGITIOII, Hughes.

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Riohmon olle e Student Government Under the capable leadership of President Mac Pitt, Jr. and the other officers of Student Govern- ment the regular duties and problems of the group have been successfully solved. The Senate has been respon- sible for the purchase of two new bulletin boards, additional lights along the campus walks, and the conducting of Fresh- man elections without pressure of politics. A new law was also passed which restricts the number of absences of a senator to a minimum of two meetings. But the most outstanding thing this body did was to spon- sor the Cafe Millhiser for the purpose of raising enough money to meet the needs of the student body. This venture was such a big success and everyone had so much fun that this is expected to become an annual event. The Honor Council has silently served the stu- MAC PITT, JR. Pre.s'jde1zf dent body again in one of the most important and most difficult jobs on the campus. The success- ful working of this group has been largely respon- sible for the maintenance of the principles for which the university stands. Tom Xwarriner, Vice-presidentg Vernon Lankford, Treasurerg Ralph Kinsey. Senators Ed Brooks, Max Katzg Clarence Major, Bob Phillips, Ben Rouzie, Publications Representative, Bert Milling, Representative to Athletic Council. HONOR COUNCIL. SEATED: Lee Saunders, Straughan Gettier, Secretary, Roy Wyinbs, Chairman, Ralph Kinsey, Vice- Chairmang john Decker. sTANDING: Dave Satterfieldg Pierce Ellisg jack Manley. llOl S

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'k ,ff 5 A 1 9 4 2 RICHARD LINWOOD ADAMS RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applimm' for B.5'. Degree PHI DELTA THPTA Freshman Tennis RICHARD ANKERS ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA Ajvplimnf for BA. Degree SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society, 1, 2. JOSEPH A. AMRHEIN, IR. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applimrzf for BA. Degree LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Freshman Football, Varsity Football, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Athletics, Harlequin Club, 33 Interfraternity Council, 3, Varsity Crew, 3, 4 JOHN LEONARD AMRHEIN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applimzzf for B.S. Degree irz Bizrirzela Ad7lIflZj,l'f7'c1fi0lI LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Collegian Staff, 1, 23 Varsity Crew, 3, 4, Freshman Football, Intramural Athletics, 1, 2, 5, 4. CALEB LIVINGSTON BATTEN SMITHFIELD, VIRGINIA Applimrzf for BA. Degree FRANK J. BAKER SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA Afvplimzzf for B.A. Degree LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, Y.M.C.A. Cabinet. Alpha Mu Omicrong Rho Eta Sigma, Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society, 1, 2, Treasurer, 3, President, 4, Freshman Baseball, Intra- mural Athleticsg Member Forensic Council, Vice-President, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. IIZI