University of Richmond - Web Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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he LANGUAGES AND FINE ARTS RODNEY ISI. BAINE, Associate Professor of English LENVIS FRANKLIN BALL, Assistant Professor of English IXDELE F. BROT, Instructor in French XVIRGINIA M. BRYANT, Associate Professor of English JEANNE BEGIEN CIAMPBELI., Instructor in Art NVILLIAM FREDERICK CIAYLOR, Associate Professor of .Spanish HANNAH LIDE CIOKER, Assistant Professor of tIIusic TIIELMA R. COOK, Associate Professor of Voice HIINRY H. FUCHS, Associate Professor of Alusical Theory, Violin, and German WILLIAM JUDSON GAINES, Professor of Romance Languages HARVEY M. GOLDBARTH, JR., Instructor in English WOODPORD BROADUS HACKLEY, Associate Professor of Latin FRANK G. HALSTEAD, Assistant Prcjessor cj hlodern Languages IXIATHANIEI. H. HENRX', Assistant Professor of English THOMAS E. LAVENDAR, Associate Professor of Romance Languages CAROLINE STOOKEY LUTZ, Professor of English MARX' B. MACDONALD, Associate Professor of Iilodern Languages WILLIAM L. MANER, JR., Instructor in English MAYME F. O,FLAHERTX', Instructor in Alusic EDWARD CRONIN PEPLE, Assistant Prcyfessor ij Erzglish MARJORIE J. RIVENBURG, Associate Professor of Latin INIARGARET L. ROSS, Associate Przjessor Qt English HILTON RUFTH', Director of lLIusic N. WILFORD SKINNER, Assistant Professor of German WALTER F. SNYDER, Associate Professor of Classics SAMUEL W. STEVENSON, Professor of English PAULINE TURNBULL, Associate Professor of Latin and Registrar GLORIA VICEDOMINI, Instructor in Spanish GRACE STARR WENDT, Professor of Music ALTON WILLIAMS, Associate Professor of English and Drama JAMES E. WITHERELL, Assistant Professor of Alodern Languages LAWRENCE A. WOOD, Assistant Professor of English HENSLEH' C. WOODBRIDGE, Instructor in tIIodern Languages JEAN GRAY WRIGHT, Professor of French SCIENCES CHARLES LEONARD ALBRIGHT, Associate Professor of Physics LEROY BABCOCK, Assistant Professor of Mathematics WILLIAM ALBERT BICKLEY, Assistant Professor of Biology MELVIN W. BURNETT, Graduate Assistant in Mathematz'cs ROBERT EDWIN GAINES, Professor of Mathematics E. SHERMAN GRABLE, Assistant Prcyfessor of Mathematz'cs CARL WALDEMAR HAGQUIST, Associate Professor ty' Biology ISABEL HARRIS, Associate Professor of Mathematics CECIL F. JONES, Instructor in tllathematics WILLIAM G. JOHNSON, Instructor in Physics FRANCIS B. ISEY, Assistant Professor of Mathernatzics ROBERT EDWARD LOVING, Professor of Physics MARGARET NOL1'ING, Associate Professor ij Physiology and Hygiene JOHN STANTON PIERCE, Professor of Chemistry ROBERT ELMO PIPER, Instructor in Physics GARNETT' RY'LAND, Professor of Chemistmi, Emeritus ROBERT FORTE SMART, Professor of Biology J. C. STRICKLAND, Assistant Professor of Biology KARL H. STUTZMAN, Instructor in Mathematics PAUL F. SWASEY, Instructor in .Mathematics WILLIAM E. TROUT, JR., Professor of Chemistry WINIFRED WOOD UPDIKE, Acting Associate Professor of Chemistry CHARLES H. WHEELER, III, Professor of Mathematics, Unioersigi Treasurer PAUL A. WRIGHT, Assistant Professor of Biology gacufiy SOCIAL AND POLITICAL SCIENCES SPENCER D. AI..BRIGHT, Associate Professor of Political Science 4 SAMUEL H. BAKER, JR., Instructor in Applied Economics JOHN A. BLAKE, Assistant Professor of Psychology MILLARD K. BUSHONG, Associate Professor of Histomr and Government MERTON E. CARVER, Professor of Pgichology SOLON BOLIVAR COUSINS, Pryessor ij Bible GORDON LEE CRENSHAW, Instructor in Economics E. EDWARD FORD, Instructor in Accounting GEORGE S. GRAHAM, Instructor in History E. WADSWORTH GREGORY, Priyfessor ij Sociology GLORIA LANDSMAN, Instructor in Pgichology SUSAN MADELINE LOUGH, Prijessor of History RALPH CLIPMAN MCDANEL, Professor of American History SIDNEY T. MATTHEWS, Associate Professor tyf History F. BYERS MILI.ER, Associate Professor of Applied Economics and Acting Dean of the Evening School of Business Administraiton SAMUEL CHILES MITCHELL, Professor of History, Emeritus JACK R. NOFFSINGER, Assistant Professor ty' Bible, Director of Religious Activities EDWARD F. OVERTON, Professor Qt Education, Dean ij .Slimmer School LLOYD F. PIERCE, Assistant Priyfessor of Economics WILLIAM LOFTON PRINCE, Professor of Education A. M. SPONG, JR., Instructor in Applied Economics and Advertising LAWRENCE C. SULLIVAN, Graduate Assistant in Accounting HERMAN P. THOMAS, Pryessor of Economics ROBERT H. VAN VOORHIS, Associate Professor of Accounting J. ASA WHITT, Instructor in Applied Economics .JAMES HUNDLEX' WILEY, Professor cy' Sociology LAW JAMES HARMAN BARNETT, JR., Professor of Law RALPH T. COTTERALL, Associate Prtjessor of Law WILLIAM SAMUEL CUDLIPP, JR., Associate Prijessor of Law LOUIS SHEPHARD HERRINK, Associate Professor J Law WILLIAM H. KING, Instructor in Business Law EUGENE W. MCCAUL, Instructor in Law WILLIAM TAYLOR MUSE, Professor of Law J. KENNETH RADER, Instructor in Law JOHN WESTWOOD SMITHERS, Prcyfessor of Law DAVID MEADE WHITE, JR., Instructor in Business Law ELLSWORTH WILTSHIRE, Associate Prijessor of Law PHYSICAL EDUCATION RUSSELL J. CRANE, Assistant Football Coach, Track Coach FANNY GRAVES CRENSHAW, Priy'essor of Physical Education JOHN R. FENLON, Head Football Coach ELIZABETH CARPER GRIGG, Instructor in Physical Education MARY MOLINE GRUBBS, Instructor in Physical Education h ' GLENN KNOX, Football End Coach MALCOLM U. PITT, Athletic Director WILLIAM B. PORTEREIELD, Football Line Coach GENE RAGLAND WOODFIN, Instructor in Physical Education 14

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ic moncl College Siuclent government In its first postwar year, the Student Government of Richmond College returned to the original organizational composition consisting of three branches, the Execu- tive, Legislative and judicial departments. The president, vice-president, secre- tary, treasurer, representative to the Athletic Council and representative to the Board of Publications make up the Executive Branch. The Senate, composed of four senators elected at large, and four elected from the individual classes, forms the Legislative Branch. This body has as its duty the handling of routine affairs and all ordinary legislation. The Honor Council, composed of eight men appointed by the president of Student Government, serves as the Judicial unit. Cases of honor and interpretation of campus legislation are the functions of this group. SOLON COUSINS, PRESIDENT STUDENT GOVERNMENT Every student of Richmond College is automatically a member of the Student Government Association and it is through the cooperation of all that the organiza- tion functions smoothly. This year the Student Government administered to the needs of twelve hundred students, and began the task of mould- ing a student body that has never numbered more than six hundred into a unified group. Regular class meetings were introduced to replace one of the Richmond College assembly meetings, in an attempt to make each class distinctive in its organizationg a new Honor Code was formed and adoptedg the intramural program served more students than ever before, and a Student Activities Council was formed to facilitate inter-organization relations and to serve as an informa- tion center for all campus organizations. A standing committee on Thanksgiving Day Relations with William and Mary was formed and an exchange of delegations between resulted in a feeling of good will that prevented any sort of unpleasantness. The Student Body at large progressed along the path of unity and cooperation during the year, and Student Govern- ment had as its aim the participation of all in college activities and an all-inclusive spirit of devotion to Alma Mater. These aims were realized to a phenomenal degree in light of the time elapsed. Student government Ciounci SATTLER ANDERSON, Senator-at-large JOHN BATTE, Senator-at-large KENNETH BUTLER, Class Senator DAVID DANIEL, Treasurer t W i 11 1 7 I' ' r We if y fffk leg Aj E ,,,, I M .1 HAROLD FARLEY, Class Senator 'T' A2 Z I e PAT FENLON,SK71L1l07'-llf-ltlfgf' - 5'5 lf' DOUGI,AS GOFORTH, Secretary JACK GREENE, Class Senator GEORGE MADER, Reprexentatzbe to Board Q' Publications K' , 'S 4 JACK NULL, Representative to Athletic Council U . WILL OSBURN, Vz'ce-President MARTIN SHOTZBURGER, Senator-at-large 7 ' if 'X , A ,. 32 . , . 16