University of Richmond - Web Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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Pn al Pi Delta Epsilon The purpose of Pi Delta Epsilon, national ; honorary journalism fraternity, is to recognize . students who have made outstanding achieve- ments in the field of journalism. Qualifica- Ee tions for membership include at least two He years’ work on one or more campus publica- 4 tions, holding a responsible position on at least one, and exhibiting a sincere, unselfish interest in the publications. i Pi Delta Epsilon, (First row ): WILLIAM BAREFoRD, JACQUELINE Barnes, Mary Frances BetHer, THapd Crump, Paut Duke, DorotHy ANN FISHBERG. i (Second row): Guy Frippet, VirciniA Gipson, O. J. GRAHAM, VIRGINIA is LamBETH, CLIFTON Lone, Barpara Ricute. (Third row): Louis Rusin, JEAN K, SAPERSTEIN, RutTH SCHIMMEL, ANNE SKINNER, JULIA WILLIS 5 ; McNeill Law Society 4 UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND LAw SCHOOL : Dedicated to the memory of Walter Scott McNeill, this i society has as its twofold purpose the recognition of | diligence and distinction in the study of law, and the offer- ¢ ing to those who have demonstrated such interest, an op- Fi portunity for further work by participation in trials, re- 4 search, and the discussion of legal questions. ‘i : Fratres in Facultate qq M. Ray DousLes : RALPH CATTERALL i WiiuiaM T. Muse 3 J. WEsTWoop SMITHERS Fratres in Collegio i E. Battarp BAKER Wabe S. Coates Henry D. GARNETT a | bay || H i} WaLtTER Scott McNEILL ) ! t | W { [ 18]

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Who's Who. (First row ): ALTA AYERS, JoHN Brown, GorDON CONKLIN, DorotHy ANN FISHBERG, CAROLINE Goope. (Second row ): MaryLou Mas- ste, HELEN Mumper, Jack NULL, MoseteyY PoweELL, CorNELIA REID. (Third row): ELLEN Sawai, RaLPpH SHOTWELL, L. O. SNEAD, LAVINIA Tau Kappa Alpha. Cora LyNN CuarFee, O. J. GRAHAM, IsaBEL GUNNELS, AMy Hickerson, RUTH SCHIMMEL Tau Kappa Alpha The Richmond College Chapter and the Westhampton During the war years T.K.A. had many disappoint- College Chapter of T.K. “A. have striven to carry on forensic ments and, because of the bad transportation, there was | activities on both campuses. Members ate chosen on the almost no intercollegiate debating. T.K.A. has, since its basis of their participation and ability in public speaking, founding on the campus, remained steadfast in its prin- and they must be in the upper thirty-five per cent of their ciples of freedom of thought and expression. class. Who's Who Who’s Who Among Students in American Colleges and leaders socially and academically are eligible for election. Universities is an honor, nationwide in its recognition of The names of those who are elected are announced each campus leaders. Seniors or Juniors who are outstanding fall. WATSON, JEANNE YEAMANS

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ichmond (ollege- The men returning have brought with them the resourceful- ness that has made them victors on the field of battle. They are determined that in the knowledge they seek they can build a future that will not crumble. Their hands strong in victory, turn now the pages of learning.