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+ -Q xg fi + gd 1 PU. 1 Q 5 sl wx ' S' Z1 1-, L1 Q ' 'N fx + K + J Q O V + . f-J I2 ' IIS EDWARD R. DYER, JR. Edifor JAMES M. REESE Business Manager + . .,,, ,J YJ f Cb 4 Fiffy-second Annual Publicafion of fha Fr and Liferar S ie+ies of +he Universif of Y YVQ Q Q O ' . UFS I ROLOGUE IN GIVING TO YOU, THIS, THE I939 EDITION OF CORKS AND CURLS IT HAS BEEN OUR PURPOSE TO PRESENT. IN AN INTERESTING AND ARTISTIC WAY, A PERSONAL AND LIVE PICTURE OF LIFE AT THE UNIVERSITY, RATHER THAN A COLD CHRONICLE OF ITS EXISTENCE DURING THE COURSE OF THE PAST YEAR. WITH THIS END IN MIND, WE HAVE, WE BELIEVE, EMBELLISHED THIS BOOK WITH ITS MANY VIEWS AND SYMBOLIC DRAW- INGS IN THE FORMER UNIVERSITY COLORS, AND HAVE EN- LIVENED IT WITH AN EMPHASIS ON THE ACTIVITIES OF PEOPLE, RATHER THAN ON THEIR MERE NAMES. ft 3 + fu Qui 23 DEDICATION TO THE LATE DR. JAMES CARROLL FLIPPIN, PHI BETA KAPPA, PROFESSOR OF CLINICAL MEDICINE SINCE I9l5, DEAN OF THE DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE SINCE I924, THIS THE FIFTY-SECOND VOLUME OF CORKS AND CURLS IS RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED. THE UNIVERSITY FEELS KEENLY THE LOSS OF ONE WHO BROUGHT RENOWN TO HER THROUGH HIS ABILITY AS A CLINICIAN AND THROUGH HIS RARE CAPA- BILITY, IN HIS CAPACITY BOTH AS TEACHER AND AS EXECUTIVE, OF USING NEW METHODS CONSERVATIVELY. WE, WHO HAVE HAD THE HONOR OF KNOWING HIM, HOWEVER, SHALL ALWAYS REMEMBER HIM AS THE MAN THAT HE WAS--KINDLY, WISE. AND A FORCEFUL IDEALIST. l!lll0l'illlll O CHARLES GILMORE MAPHIS. Ped.D., LL.D. May I4, l938 0 ROBERT MONTGOMERY BIRD. B.A.. B.S., Ph.D. June Il, I938 JOHN JENNINGS LUCK. M.A-. Ph.D. Sepfember Ib, i938 JOHN HENRY NEFF, B.A.. M.D. November 8. I938 0 JAMES CARROLL FLIPPIN, M.D., Sc.D. February Ib, I939 0lll0l'illlll EUGENE BAXLEY NOELL Ociober 2, 1938 WILLIAM MAURY MOORE March 26, I939 JOHN HAROLD YOUNG, JR. 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X, Hz 1 xfrm. , .Jn k .- -: A Jw 5.A.,A,LX ' ff., 4,Nn.'m,L A v' D 1 ::' S' . - l1f'+s'.'.' 5,'V' 3, ' , ' , A.l4,.gy 1 '.Q4l,'. A , . . .'. -.fq ' Ag. 4, I ,. xdl gig! I g,?.4x,E ' f 1' .- ,..,f,.s ' , S flu- . ' ' ' - 7' . - . , Q' W wx ' Lf- :L 1 I .7-5' A T,- , N ' Nl: M Y 4 0lII MlffllANIf!ll lAll0llAT0llY lgw -ww fx . , w V: 'jg ,-', V .,, - v- -I -: 331-' .,4, PEABIIIIY llflll TIIE COMMONS I0 IIN ll0Yll IUIfWlIOMB PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY Pi Kappa Alpha, Lambda Pi, Phi Beta Kappa, Tau Beta Pig Theta Tau, Sigma Beta Phi, T. I. L. K. A., Raven, Bach- elor of Arts, William and Mary College, Civil Engineer, University of Virginia, Doctor of Science, Washington and Lee University, 1933, LL.D., William and Mary College, 19355 LL.D., George Washington University, 19343 LL.D., 1211 Dulce University, 19355 Adjunct Profes- sor of Civil Engineering, University of Virginia, 1905-19095 Professor of Civil Engineering, University of Virginia, 1910-1933, Assistant to the President, University of Virginia, 1926-19313 Act- ing President, University of Virginia, 1931-1933, President, University of Vir- ginia, 1933. IVEY FOREMAN LEWVIS ILA., NLS., 1'ii.D. Dean of Me Ulzifversily Dt. Lewis hecame Dean of the University in 1934, following the retirement of the late Dean Page. Previous to that time he had served as Acting Dean of Men, Dr. l.ewis holds two degrees from the University of North Carolina. His Pl1.D, he earned at ,lnhns Hopkins. Hn' is a Zeta Psi and a member of the Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi, and Raven So- cietics. -IAMES CARRu1,i, .l'qL11'PIN, M.D. D1-an nf llze lJl'f1IU'flIlI.'Ill of Mcrlicirm Dr. Flippin is a graduate of the University. Since receiving his M.D. in 1901 he has devoted his life to teaching. On the death of Dr. Hough he he- came Dean, which position he now holds, in addi- tion to a prnfessorship in Clinical Medicine. Hu is a native of Lunenburg County and a member of Kappa Sigma, Phi Beta Kappa, Alpha Omega Alpha, Nu Sigma Nu, and Raven. GEORGE OSCAR FERGUSON B.A., M.A., Pu.D. Ilrmz of flu' Cnllrgr nf .flrlr and Scifzzrrs Dr. Ferguson is a graduate of William and Mary and Columbia. He taught at the former institution and at Colgate University before coming here in 1919. ln 1934 he became Dean of the College hr-re, He is a Kappa Sigma, and a member of Phi Delta Kappa, Phi Hera Kappa, and Raven. His home is in Leesburg, in northern Virginia. WALTER SHELDON RODMAN 15.A., M.A., SM. Dean of Ilze ljfflllfllllflll ofE1zgirzr?z'riug Rhode Island College and the Massachusetts Instia tute of Technology are Dr. Rodman's alma maters. He came here in 1910 as Adjutant Professor of Electrical Engineering. In 1933 he YOSC I0 lhf Deanship when Dr. Newcomb became Acting Dean of Iilectrical Engineering. He is a member of Sig- ma Kappa, Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi, Tau Beta Pi, Theta Tau, Phi Gamma Mu, and Raven. l221 JAMES SOUTHALL W1LsoN AE., M.A., Pan., LL.D. Dean of the Deparlrnenl of Graduate Slurlies Dr. Wilson studied at the College of William and Mary, University of Virginia, and Princeton Uni- versity. He also received an honorary degree ol l,L.D. from William and Mary. In 1937 he was appointed Dean of the Graduate School, following the retirement of Dr. Metcalf. He is a member of Kappa Sigma, Phi Beta Kappa, Colonnade Club, and Raven. ARMISTEAD MASON DOBIE M.A., LL.B., s.J.D. Dean of Ihr' Department of Lafw Dean Dobie is a native Virginian and a graduate of the University. He holds the degree of S.J.D. from Harvard. As practitioner and as teacher he is widely known in legal circles. He is a Phi Gamma Delta and a member of Phi Delta Phi, Theta Kappa Nu, Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Delta Chi, and Omicron Delta Kappa. He was Dean here from 1932 to 1936, and has been since 1938. JOHN LEW MANAHAN GEORGE BASKERVILLE ZEHMER ROIIERTA Lois HOLLINGSWORTH B-S-, M-A-, PI-LD. B.S., M.A. B.A., PII.D. Dann of the Drparlmcni of Educalion Dm of 'hi' S'f Q m ' Dmn of Ilfomrn Nlanaharn has been Dean of the Department of ucauon since 1920. He came here in '16 as Professor of Educational Administration. His na- tive state is Ohio and he is a graduate of Ohio Northern and Harvard Universities. Before taking UP his professorial work here, he had taught at Harvard, at Miami University, and at Radcliffe College. Mr. Zehmer, a graduate of William and Mary and Columbia, was successively Superintendent of Schools for Dinwiddie County, Virginia, a member of the faculty of William and Mary College and the Uni- versity of North Carolina. Before his appointment to the Deanship of the Slimmer Quarter in 1938 he was Director of the Extension Department. He is a member of Phi Beta Kappa and Theta Delta Chi. Legal Title .' Thr Rector and Visitors of the UrIi'ver.fily of Virginia Miss Hollingsworth is a native of Belair, Maryland. She pursued her undergraduate studies at Goucher College and after graduating there came to the University, where she earned her Ph.D. From 1926 to 1930 she taught at Agnes Scott College, in Georgia, hut gave up this position in 1931 to re- turn ro the University of Virginia as Acting Dean of Womeii. O TPIE RECTOR OF THE UNIXVERSITY FREDERICK WILLIAM SCOTT THE VISITORS OF THE UNIVERSITY T 0 February 28, 1942 JAMES I-IOWARD CORBI'I l' ..... Suffolk LEwIs CA'1'l.E'l l' VVILIIIAMS . . Richmond CHARLES O'CONOR CTOOLRICK . Fredericksburg BIEVIERLIEY D. TUCRER, JR. . Richmond To Ffbruary 29, 1940 HoI.I.Is RlNlE1'IAR'I' ..... Charlottesville TIIE S'I'A'1'E SUI'IiRlN'l'1ZNDliNT 01? PUBLIC FREDERIC W11.1,1AM SCo'I I' . . . Richmond INsTRUc1'ION, ex ojfirio . . . Richmond H Q C1IRlS'l'OPllER B. GARNl5'l 1' . . Cherrydalc rlillli PRESIDIENT or 'rIIIz UNIVERSITY, ROBERT GRAY WII.I.IAMs . . . Winchester fx officio . ....... University TIiE SECRETARY OF THE VISITORS ELMER IRVING CARRU'I'1fIERs EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEssRs. GOO1.RICK, R, G. WII.I.IAMs, AND TIIE RECTOR FINANCE COMMITTEE MESSRS. SCOTT fChairmanJ, RINEIIART, AND R. G. WILI.IAMs GROUNDS AND BUILDING COMMITTEE MEssRs. RINEHART, GARNE'l'l', AND CORBITT NEW BUILDING COMMITTEE MESSRS. RINEIIART, L. C. WILLIAMS, AND G00l.RlCK i231 R l I K S l OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION JoIIN II,ox'n NnwcoMrI, B.A., C.E., Sc.D., LL.D. .... . Prcsidcnl of lin' Univcrxily IVEY FOREMAN LEYYIS, B.A., M.S., Ph.D. ..... . Drum of Ihr Univcrxily GIEORGF OSCAR FERGUSON, JR., M.A., Ph.D. .... . Dean of lhc College of Art: and Sciences JAMES SoU1'IIAI.I. VVII,soN, A.B., M.A., Ph.D., LL.D. . . Dean of tba Dcfmrtmcnl of Gnuluulc Siudicx ARMISTEAD MASON DOEIE, M.A., LL.B., s.J.n.. . . . Dean of the Department of Law FREDERICK DEANE Goonwm RIIIELE, M.A., LL.B., S.J.D. . . . . Acting Dean of the Dcpfxrlrncnt of Law JAMES CARRoI.I. FLIPPIN, M.D .... Dcan of the Drparlmcnl of McdicI'nc WAL'I'EIv SIVIELIJON RODMAN, M.S., S.M. Dean of the Drfmrlmcnl of Engineering JoI1N LEvI MANAIIAN, B.S., M.A.,' Ph.D ...,... Dean of th: Department of Iirluculion GEORGE BAsKERvII.I.E ZEIIMER, B.S., M.A ...... VVII.soN GEE, B.S,, M.A., Ph.D .... Dirccmr of Extension Dirccmr of thc Inxlilulf for Rcscarth in ELMER IRVING CARRUTIIERS .... VIRGINIA EMMA MORAN, M.A. . HARRY CLEMoNs, M.A. . CATIIERINE LII'oIr GRAvEs .... ROBERTA LoIs I4IoI,I.INoswoRTH, Ph.D. . Bursar Rcgixlrar Librarian Lan' Librarian bcfin l:VoriIrn l241 the Social Scicnccx . . Carr's Hill . rx East Lawn . . McCormick Road Miramount Apartments . Preston Place . . Colonnade Club . . IX West Lawn Lyntlhall Apartments . 33 University Place . Edgewood Lane . Montebello Circle . . East Range . . Montebello Circle . . McCormick Road . North Second Street . 950 Locust Avenue NORTON GOOIJIIER PRl'l'ClllZ'I I' .............. . . . 3 University Circle Proferxor .md Director uf Allmlcticf IHIII Plnyfical lfrlumlion FRANK EVERIZTI' HARTMAN, C.E. . . ............ . Ridge Street Sufterinlenrlenl nf Gmumlt .Incl liuilclingt BLANCIIE LOVING SIIHPIIIZRIJ .............. . . Palmyra Setrtlirry lo ilu' Prniclrnl FLORENCE NU'l l'YCOMBli CIIEAI-E ............. . Oxford Circle Auixmnl Seen-lizry m Ihr Prcsidenl TIIOMAS MOORE CARRU'l'IIliRS . . ............... . . Fast Range ' Trmmrer, Deptirnnenl of Allvlclifx .mil Phyximl lffluf-:lion LAWRBNCE LEE .................... . 412 Monroe Lane litlilor, Virginia Qnurlcrly Review CIIARLEE HENRY IQAUFFMANN, JR. ...,.............. Old Parsonage Dirermr ol Slurlrnl Sell-Help and lfxeculive Sefrrmry liurmn of High Svlrool Relurionr JAMEs MALCOLM LUCK ............. ....... J elferson Park All clrlrl is rfrv ltny WILLIAM YIILLMAN VVRANIEK, JR ............ . Wertland Street Arximutl Alumni Secretary 6840615 OFFICERS OFINSTRUCTION TIIOMAS PERKINS AEERNETIIY, PILD ......... . 6 Rugby Apartments Pmfexmr nf Hirlrxry HENRY GRADE' ACKER, M.S. ......... .... .... I . eu-is Mountain Road Auimml Professor uf School Suprrvixiurx .mil lflemenlrny School Siiprwirur Al.Rlfll ARERMAN, M.F .......... ......... . Triplet, Va. Arrociule Pmlerxor nl liorerlry VINCENT W7Il.l.lAM ARCIIER, B.S., M.D ....,..... . . Mason Lane Pmfetmr of Roenlgrnnlngy ALBERT GEORGE ADAM BALZ, M.A., PlI.D ........ . Burnley Avenue Profeuor of Philnmphy JAMES COOK BARDIN, M.D .............. . . . Cismont, Va. Pmfcxmr of Rarmmlir l.ungImgr.t Al.BER'F JULIUS HARLOVV, B.A., C.P.A ........ ...... ' 'Crcstwondf' Ivy Road Profexxor of Cnmn1errc and liurineu llrlniirmlmlion WILLIAM J. BARRON, B.A., LL.B .............. . I4 University Circle Asxixltml Profcnor of Law JESSE XNAKEFIELD BEAMs, M.A., PILD ......... . . Monroe Hill Profermr nf Phytifr ROBERT BENNETT BEAN, B.S., M.D. ......... . X East Lawn Prnferxor of Anulomy ARTIIUR FERGUSON BENTON, M.A., Ph.D, . ..... . Wayside Place Profrxmr of Cl'u'nIIIlry AIIRAIIAM BERGLUND, B.A., l'h.D ..... ........ . . Rugby Road Prcvfexmr of Conllmne and BIuitIeII A1lnIiniIlmlion EDVVIN MORRIS BIi'I'TS, Ph.B., M.S., PlI.D. .......... . . Edgewood Lane Auirliml Professor of liiology STAIGIZ DAVIS BLACKFORD, B.S., M.D. ........... . . llill Top Road AI1i.Il.mt Pmlexror of Pmcliee of Medicine FREDSON TllAN'liR BOWERS, Ph.B., PILD. .......... . . 27 University Circle Arling Axxiflunl Pmfexxor of Englirlv WILLIAM EDVVARID BRAY, B.A., M.D ..........,..... 25 University Circle Professor of Clinical Pathology .tml Direrlor of Clinirtil Ltzbnmlorier SIDNEY VVILLIAM BRITTON, B.S., MD., C.M ....... . . Fendall Avenue Pmfexmr of Physiology FREDERICK LYONS BROWN, M.A., PILD ......... . . Montebello Circle Auucinle Profrnor of Physirs WIl,l,IAM EDWARD HROVVN, M.D ............ . Blue Ridge Sanatorinm Pwfenor of Plrtlrisiolhcmphy Izsl I O RKS LESLIE HEPBURN BUCRLER, M.A. . ALFRED BURGER, Ph.D. i Profhssor oi Law H Acting Arsirtant Profcrror of Chemistry EDWIN WEIEMAN BURTON, B.A., M.D ........... Arristant Professor of Diseases of the Eye 2, Charlottesville, Va. . Meadowbrook Hills . . .Rugby Place EDMUND SCHUREMAN CAMPBELL, M.S ........... . . . 55 West Range Professor ol Art and Architecture JOHN EDWIN CANADY, B.A., M.A. . Arsistant Profcsrar of History of Ar! LEsI'oR JESSE CAPPON, M.A., Ph.D.' Asristant Profesmr of History GARDNER LLOYD CARTER, B.A., M.A., Ph.D ....... JAMES ROBERT CAsII, M.A., M.D. . ALFRED CHANUTIN, Ph.B., Ph.D. . HARRY CLEMONS, M.A. .... . Professor of Chemistry Professor of Pathology Professor of Biochemistry Librarian JAMES WEEE COLE, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Chemistry . Lyndhall Apartments . Gildersleeve Wood . Farmington . Hill Top Road . . McCormick Road . . 506 Valley Road CLAUDE C. COLMAN, M.D. ............ 503 Professional Bldg., Richmond, Va. Clinical Professor of Neurological Surgery EDWARD LYMAN COREY, B.A., Ph.D. ............... Old Lynchburg Road Assistant Professor of Physiology WILLIAM GAYLE CRUTCIIFIELD, M.D ......... 503 Professional Bldg., Richmond, Va. llsxociate Clinical Profeuor of Neurological Surgery HENRY HARFORD CUMMING, B.S., M.S ........... 102 Preston Court Apartments Assiitanl Professor of Political Science CIIARLEs KIDDER DAVENPORT, C.P.H., Ph.D. ........ . IIII W. Main Street, U. Va. Assistant Professor of Philosophy ARTHUR KYLE DAVIS, JR., M.A., B.Litt., Ph.D. ........ . 31 Faculty Apartments Associate Professor of English Literature IYIELVIN GARDNER DE CIIAZEAU, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. ........ . Associate Professor of Commerce and Business Administration WAYNE DENNIS, M.A., Ph.D. . . . Assistant Professor of Psychology HARDY CROss DILLARD, Grad., U.S.M.A., LL.B. .... . . Professor uf Law FREDERICK CHARLES DISQUE, M.S. . Associate Professor of Architecture ARMIs'I EAD MASON DOBIE, M.A., LL.B., S.J.D. .... . Professor of Law EVERETT CATO DRAsII, B.A., M.D. . Assistant Profesmr of Clinical Surgery and Gynecology GEORGE BOARDMAN EAGER, JR., B.A., LL.B. .... . Professor of Law ROWLAND ANDREWS EAGGER, M.A., Ph.D. ...... . Professor of Political Science TIIOMAs HAYIIURST EVANS, B.S., M.S. fin C.E.J .... Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering WILLIAM HARRISON FAULKNER, M.A., Ph.D ......... Professor of Germanic Languages GEORGE OSCAR FERGUSON, JR., M.A., Ph.D. ........ . Professor of Psychology and Education ARTHUR FICKENSCIIER, Diploma, Royal Conservatory of Munich . Professor of Music ALFRED WILLIAM FLEER, B.S., M.S., Ph.D ....... 'On Leave. 1938-'38. Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering JAMES CARROL FLIPPIN, M.D. . . . Profexsor of Internal Medicine FRANK WILLIAM FOOTE, B.A., M.D. Assistant Professor of Pathology E261 . . . Dawson's Row . Mechum's River . Shamrock Road . II Preston Place . Preston Place 1410 Gordon Avenue . University Park . . Gordon Avenue Lewis Mountain Road . I West Lawn . McCormick Road . Near Dawsonls Row . . University Park . . IX West Lawn . 36 University Circle WVILLIAM MENTZEL FORREST, B.A. . Professor of Biblical History and Literature ALEXANDER DAVID FRASER, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. .... . Associate Professor of Archaeology ROBERT V. FUNSTEN, M.D. . . . . Professoi of Oitholpedics RICHARD CECIL GARLICR, JR., M.A., Ph.D. . .. . . . . Assistant Professor of Romantic Languages WII.soN GEE, M.AI, Ph.D., D.Sc., LL.D ....... Professor of Rural Economics and Rural Sociology and Director of lnslitule for Rescarc FRANK ARTHUR GELDARD, B.A., M.A., Ph.D ...... Professor of Psychology Cl-IAUNCEY MCLEAN GILBERT, B.A., Ph.D. ..... . GARRARD GLENN, B.A., LLB. . . . Assistant Professor of Biology I .Profesior Eau: I ROBER1 KEN1' Goocn, M.A., D.Phil ......... Professor of Political Science ARMIs'I'EAD CI-IURCHILL GORDON, JR., M.A., Ph.D. . . . Associate Professor of English W. PAITON GRAHAM, M,A. . . . . Professor of Romantic Languages ORoN JAMES HALE, M.A., Ph.D. . . Associate Professor of History LEWIS MACIIEN HAMMUND, M.A., Ph.D .......... . . Assistant Profes.sor of Philosophy ANDREW DEJARNETTE HART, M.D. . Professor of Clinical Medicine and Director of Student Health JAMES HART, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. . . Prolfessbr Political Sciences. I I u . I HALSTEAD SIIIPMAN HEDGES, M.A., M.D ....... Professor of Diseases of the Eye RAYMOND CONRAD HEmI.oEr, B.P.E., B.S., M.P.E. ...... . Assistant Professor of Physical Education A1'Cl'IESON LAUGHLIN HENCH, M.A., Ph.D ....... HERMAN CARL HESSE, B.S., M.E. .' . Professor of English CHARLES HENDERSON, .... Associate Professor of Experimental Engineering . . . . . . Montebello Circle Astoliate Professor of Engineering Drawing ARCI-IIIIALD PIENDERSON HIIII., B.A., M.A., Ph.D ........ Associate Professor of English Philology FRANK WILLIAM HQEEER, M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Sociology RoIsER'rA LoIs HoI,I..INGSwoRTII, B.A., Ph.D ....... Dean of Women MYRTLE MARY HoI.Lo, B.Ph., M.A. in Nurs. Education . Assistant Professor of Nursing Education ROBEWI DEWEY HOI.l.OWEl.I., M.D., D.P.I-I. ..... . Associate Professor of Preventive Medicine . . VIII East Lawn . . Stadium Road Old Barracks Road . . Colonnade Club . Montebello Circle h in Social Sci ence s 1900 Edgewood Lane 3 Rugby Apartments .....Ivy,Va. . Meadowbrook Hills . Fry Springs Road IIOO Wertland Street . . Fendall Avenue I899 Edgewood Lane . . Fendall Avenue . . Rugby Road . 1035 Park Street . Cleveland Avenue . E. Jefferson Street . . Rugby Road . Observatory Road . . Rugby Road . 950 Locust Avenue . 512 Valley Road . . 513 14th Street RoIzER'I' NoDI.E HOSKINS, M.A .............. . . 3 Park Place Assistant Professor of Physical Education FLOYD NELSON HOUSE, M.A., Ph.D ..,......... . 2 Rugby Apartments Professor nf Sociology LI.EwEI.I,YN GRIFFI1'l'l HOXTON, B.S., M.A., Ph.D .... GEPHARl'HUSSERl. . . . Professor of Physics Visiting Professor of Law LADLY IIUSTED, Ph.D ....... Assistant Professor of Biology DUNCAN CLARK HYDE, B.A., Ph.D. . Associate Professor of Economics ARTHUR MERRITT JARMAN, B.S.Ed., M.S., Ph.D ..... Assistant Professor of Education E271 - . I6th Street . . Gordon Avenue . Watson Terrace . . University Park . Washington Street 'I93 R I K S l HERMAN PATRICK JOHNSON, M.A. Ph.D. Associate Professor of English Literature THOMAS CARY JOHNSON, B.A., M.A ........... Professor of History RICIIARD CIIAPIN JONES, B.A., M.F .... . . . .... . Associate Professor of Forestry HARVEY ERNST JORDAN, M.A., Ph.D .............. Professor of Anatomy and Director of Anatomical Laboratory WII.l.IAM ALLISON KEPNER, M.A., Ph.D., Sc.D .......... Professor of Biology 'ELEERT ALvIs KINCAIID M.A., Ph.D. I Professor of Business Administration and Commerce JAMES ERNEST KINDREIJ, M.A., Ph.D ....... . . . . . Professor of Anatomy PRENTlCE KINSER, JR., B.A., M.D .............. Assistant Professor of Orthopedic Surgery FRANCIS GREENFlEl.lD LANREORD, JR., M.A., Ph.D .......... Assistant Professor in the Teaching of Mtlthcmatics ann' Natural Science in the Secondary . Stribling Avenue . Gildersleeve Wood . . University Place . University Place . Gordan Avenue . Wertland Street Watson Terrace Schools GEORGE MCLEAN LAWSON, M.D. ................ Lewis Mountain Road Professor of Preventive Medicine and Bacteriology EDWIN PARTRIDGE LEIIMAN, ILA., M.D .....,..... . . . Meadowbrook Hills Professor of Surgery and Gynecology LINWOOD LEHMAN, M.A., Ph.D ............. . University Parkway Drive Professor of Latin CARI.IsLE SANFORD LEN'I'z, B.A., M.D ...........,...... Rugby Road Professor of Hospital Administration and Superintendent of University Hospital IVEY FOREMAN LEVVIS, B.A., M.S., Ph.D. ........... . Professor of Biology and Agriculture BEN-ZION LINEIELD, M.S., Ph.D., Sc.D. ......... . Associate Professor of Mathematics 'HJOIIN JENNINGS LUCK, M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Mathematics STEPHAN HANS JUERGEN LUDEWIG, Ph.D. ......... Assistant Professor of Biochemistry LAwRENcE THEODORE LUDwIc, B.P.E., M.Ed. ........ . Associate Professor of Physical Education ROBERT ELIOT LUTz, M.S., Ph.D ............. Associate Professor of Chemistry ARTHUR FRANCIS MACCONOCIIIE, B.Sc. CEngrg.J, London .... Professor of Mechanical Engineering AMELI1X MCLESTOR, M.A. ....... . . . .... Assistant Professor of School Supervision EDWARD JAMES MCSHANE, B.E., B.S., M.E., Ph.D. . . . . Professor of Mathematics STANISLAW JOHN MARIELSRI, B.S.Arch. .......... . ' Assistant Professor of Art and Architecture JOHN LIfvI MANAHAN, B.S., M.A., Ph.D ......... Professor of Education Administration EARL GODFREY MELLOR, B.A., M.A., Ph.D .......... Associate Professor of Romantic Philology JOHN MOYER MEREDITH, M.D ................ Assistant Clinical Professor of Neurological Surgery JOHN CALVIN METCALF, M.A., Litt.D., LL.D. ......... . Professor of English Literature JAMES SHANNON MILLER, JR., B.S., B.A., E.E ......... Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering SAMUEL ALFRED MITCHELL, M.A., Ph.D., LL.D. ........ . . . . II East Lawn . Oxford Road . Observatory Avenue . Fry Springs Road . . Hill Top Road . . Farmington . . Fendall Avenue Lewis Mountain Road . Barracks Road . University Place . Fendall Terrace . Stadium Road . . Rosser Lane . Montebello Circle . . . . Observatory Professor of Astronomy and Director of Leander McCormick Observatory FRANZ KARL MOFIR, M.A., Dr.JuI'. lViennaJ . ....... . . . II Monroe Apartments Assistant Professor of Germanic Languages WALTER ALEXANDER MONTGOMERY, B.A., Ph.D ........ . Care W. C. Whitlock Professor of Latin 'On Leave, 1938-'39. Died September 16, 1938. E281 FREDRICK TRACEY MORSE, M.E., E.E. g Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering CHARLES BRUCE MORTON, B.S., M.D ............. Professor of Clinical Survey and Gyrrvrofogy HENRY BEARDEN MULHOLLAND, M.D. .... . ...... . Professor of Practice of Medicine WILIIAM STARRE MUNDY, B.A., B.A. in Juris. COxfordJ, LL.B. . Assistant Professor of Law CHARLES PATTERSON NASH, JR., B.S., LLB. . . -. . . . A Professor of Law JOHN HENRY NEFF, B.A., M.D. .......... . Professor of Urology WILEUR ARMISTEAD NELSON, B.S., M.A ........ Professor of Geology JOHN LLOYD NEWCOME, B.A., C.E., LL.D., Sc.D ...... President of the University JOHN b1CINTYRE NoKES,M.D. .... . . . . . . . . . . . Associate Professor uf Obstetrics and Gynecology . Edgewood Lane . Meadowbrook Hills . Rugby Avenue . Hill Top Road . . University Circle . . Varsity Hall . . Carr's Hill . . . . . Ivy Road LOUISE OATES, B.S., M.A. ................. Preston Court Apartments Professor of Nursing Education EARNS1 JACKSON OCLESEY, B.A., M.A ........ . . . Professor of Engineering Mathematics ARTI-IU!! AUGUST PEGAU, M.A., Ph.D ........... Assistant Professor of Geology . Box 1032, U. Va. . . . . Rosser Lane BOLLING POWELL, B.A., M.A., LL.B ............ . Preston Court Apartments Acting Assistant Professor of Law HARRY ROGERS PRATT . . . . ........... . . . Associate Professor of Music and Dramatic Art NORTON GO0DlER PRTTCHETT . . . ............. Professor and Director of Athletics and Physical Education BENJAMIN ULYSSES RATCHFORD, B.S., A.M., Ph.D. ........ Acting Professor of Commerce and Business Administration DIRK REUYI., Ph.D. ...... . ........ Assistant Professor of Astronomy BRUCE DODSON REYNOLDS, B.S., Sc.D. ......... Professor of Zoology FREDERICK DEANE GOODWIN RIBBLE, M.A., LL.l5., Jur.Sc.D. . Professor of Law ORESTE RINETTI, Ph.D ............... Professor of Italian JOHN RITCHIE, III., B.S., LL.B., J.S.D ........ Professor of Law JOSEPH KENT ROBERTS, M.A., Ph.D ......... Professor of Geology WALTER SHELDON RODMAN, M.S., S.M. ......... . Professor of Electrical Engineering JOHN ALEXANDER RORER, B.A., M.A ........... Assistant Professor of Extension LAWRENCE THOMAS ROYSTER, M.D ...,.. .... Professor of Pediatrics JOHN I-IENRY RUSHTON, Ph.D. ............ . Professor of Chemical Engineering EDWARD WATTS SAUNDERS, JR., C.E .... . . . . . Professor of Civil Engineering JAMES KARL SCOTT, B.A., M.D. ........... . Assistant Professor of Pathology ARCHIBALD BOLLING SHEPPERSON, M.A., Ph.D. .... . Associate Professor of Engli.lr HERDERT SILVETTE, B.S., M.S., Ph.D .............. The Mews, West Lawn . . University Circle . . . . Rugby Road Observatory Mountain . Burnley Avenue . . Colonnade Club I2 Faculty Apartments . . .Ivy Road . Montebello Circle . Lyndhall Apartments . University Park . . Rugby Road . University Park 1006 East High Street . . lOn Leavei . . foil Leaveb . . 550 Valley Road Assistant Professor of Plrartmrcolvgys Muteritr Meeliea and Toxicology DUDLEY CROEEORD SMITH, B.S,, M.D ............. . 30 University Circle Professor of Dermatology anrl Sypbilolugy JOHN JOSEPH SMITH, B.A., M.A., LL.B ........... Acting Assistant Professor of Commerce i291 . . Brandon Avenue I 'l939 R K S l VVILLIAM ROYALL SMI'I'IIEY, M.A., Ph.D ......... Professor of Secondary Education VFIPTON RAY SNAVELY, M.A,, Ph.D .......... Professor of Economics I,EI.AND BRADLEY SNODDY, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. ...... . Assistant Professor of Physics CARROI-l. MASON SPARRONV, B.A., Ph.D ........ Professor of Physics CARL CASKEY SIIEIDEI., Ph.B., Ph.D. ........ . Professor of Anatomy HUOII lVill,l.ER SPENCER, B.A., M.S., Ph.D ......... Assistant Professor of Chemistry GEORGE XVASIIINGTON SPICER, B.A., Ph.D ..,.. .... Professor of Political Science GEORGE 'IQALMAGE S'I'ARNEs, M.A., Ph.D ............ Associate Professor of Commerce and Business Administration 40 University Circle . . 6 Monroe Hill . . Jefferson Park Circle . . . West Lawn . . Dawson Row . Stribling Avenue . . Hill Top Road . Montebello Circle ROBERT EARL SWINDLER, B.S., B.A., M.A., Ph.D .......,...... 352 Parkway Assistant Professor in the Teaching of Social Science in Secondary Schools OSCAR SWINEI-ORD, JR., B.S., M.D ................. 36 University Circle Assistant Professor of Practice Medicine CU'I'IInER'I' 'TUNS'l'Al,l., M.D ............... . . . . . Cabell Avenue Assistant Professor of Disease of Ear, Nose, and Throat RAYMOND Ulll., M.A., Ph.D. ...........,........ Hill Top Road Assistant Professor of Political Science JOSEPH LEE VAUOIIAN, M.A .............. . . Preston Court Apartments Assistant Professor of English in the Department of Engineering ALEXANDER Vx'ssO'rsRv, Ph.D ........ ....... O bservatory Mountain Road Associate Professor of Astronomy JAMES ALEXANDER VVADDELL, B.A., M.D .............. . Monroe Hill Prolcssor of Pharmacology, Materia Medica and Toxicology VVILLIAM VVIRI' VVADELI., JR., li.S., M.D ............. . Wayside Place Assistant Professor of Pediatrics KARI. RICHARDS XVALLACE, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. ........ . Rugby Road Associate Professor of Public Speaking RonER'I HENNINO XVEBB, M.A., Ph.D ........... . Rugby Road Professor of Greek JOIIN W. VVHlilil.liR-BliNNE'I l' ............. .... R ugby Road Lecturer in International Law and Relations ORLAND EMILE WrII'I'E, M.S., Sc.D. ........... . . . Jefferson Park Avenue Professor of Agricultural Biology and Director of Blanely Experimental Farm WILLIAM HENRY WIII'I'E, JR., LLB. ............... Flordon, Ivy Road Professor of Law GORDON THOMAS VVIIYBURN, M.A., Ph.D. ...... . Professor of Mathematics TIEI-'ANY JOHNS YVlI.l.IAMS, B.A., M.D ........... Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology DAVID COLE XVILSON, B.A., M.D. ............. . Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Neurology JAMES Sou'I'iIAI.I, WILSON, M.A., Ph.D., LI..D. ...... . . Professor of English RICIIARD HENRY VVILSON, M.A., Ph.D .......... Professor of Romantic Languages FREDERIC TURNBULI. WOOD, B.A., Ph.D ........,.. Associate Professor of Germanic Philology JAMES EDVJIN YVOOD, JR., B.S., M.D. .......... . Professor of Practice of Medicine FI.E'I'cIIER DRUMMOND VVOODXVARD, M.D ............ Professor of Diseases of Ear, Nose and Throat 'IQIIADDIEUS BRAx'I'ON XVOODY, B.A., M.A. ......... . Assistant Professor of Spanish JOIIN IIOWE YOE, M.S., M.A., Ph.D. ........ . Professor of Chemistry GEORGE BASKERVIILIE ZEIIMIER, B.S., M.A. ....... . . . Associate Professor of Education and Director of Extension i301 . . . Ivy Terrace . McCormick Road . . Oxford Road . V West Lawn - 4.16 Park Street . Rugby Road . Rugby Road . . Rugby Road . Gildersleeve Wood . Wayside Place . Edgewood Lane INSTRUCTORS CLAUDE M. ANDERSON Mrfronomyj . MELVIN VV. AYLOR flllllfhfllllllifij .... C. HOMER BAST fRural Sofia! Et'07l0IIlil'5J . CHARLES J. BISHKO fllixtoryj ..... RODERT K. BLACK ifE7l-dliillj . EDW. A. COLONNA IF:-I-nclfj . . JAMES S. CoNs1'AN1'1NE fGrfelej . JACK P. DALTON fE11glishj . . WILLIAM D1GH'1'oN flinglishj . FRANC1s J. DUKE fllalianj . . . JULIO SUAREZ CEALBAN fSpani.vl1j . . LYNN GAUL'I' fDramalic Arlj . . FRANK G. I-IALs1'EAD fFrenrhj . . W. FRANK HEMI-1111.1. Ulisforyj . ROBERT H. KEAN fChemi.v1ryj . . JoHN L. KELLEY fMathcma1ic.vj . . LAWRENCE LEE lFrcnchj ...... EDWIN C. MCCLINTOCK fPublic Sjirakingj . ALFRED B. MCEWEN fEngli.vlIj .... . MARCUS B. MAl.I.E'1' Whilosophyj . SAMUEL L. MEYER fliiologyj ...... ROBERT Q. MlI.I.AN fRural Social EC07101Ilil'.f1 EDWIN D. MINOR fliiologyj ...... RDIIERI' K. MUssELMAN fEwnomicsj . . JOHN W. OsI'RoM fEngIishj ...... WILLIAM T. PUCKETT, JR. fMaIlmna1ic.vj . LAWRENCE R. QUARLES fEnginneringj . . CHARL1-s G. REID fSpani.vhj .... HOMER G. RICHEY fGermanj .... GEORGE E. SCHWEICERI' fMa1hcma1irsj . JosEPI1 E. S1Nt:LE1'ARY fEngli:hj . . JOHN B. SIRICH fllistoryj ....... WILLIAM KYLE SMITH fllildical Lileralurej . RICHARD T. SNELLINGS fflrclxiiefturej . . RALPH R. TPIOMPSON fLalinj .... F. GORDAN TICE fP.vyrhologyj . NIATTI-IEVV VOLM fGermanj ..... A. DQNIPHAN WALLACE fMa1hema1ic1j . WILLIAM S. WEEDoN Whilasoplfyj . . FONTAINE A. WELLS fMa1l1I-frxalicsj . . . WALKER C. WILLIAMS fCo1n1nfrcial Lafwj . E311 . . Observatory Mountain . . 3 Hillcrest Apartments . . . . III Mallet Hall . Apt. 2, Elliewood Avenue . . . . Fendall Avenue . 1410 Park Place . Box 1061, U. Va. . Shamrock, U. Va. . IO Elliewood Avenue . . 4.12 MOIIFOC Lane . . . Farmington . . 8 Oakhurst Circle . . Romance Pavilion . Observatory Avenue - 1605 Gordon Avenue . . 316 14th Street . . 412 Mo11roe Lane . . 133-C, Dawson's Row . . . Colonnade Club . 27 University Circle . . . . .Dr. O. E. White II Raleigh Court Apartments . 3 Minor Court Apartments . . . . . Keswick, Va. . 1208 VV. MaiI1 Street . 3 Olivier Apartments . . . . . Proffit, Va. . . Route 2, Charlottesville . . 818 E. High Street . . Colonnade Club . 552 Valley Road . Colonnade Club . . . . Madson Hall . . . . - 110 14th Street . 2 Minor Court Apartments . . . . Mrs. Nat Martin . . Ivy Depot, Va. . . .I28 Monroe Lane . . . Sprigg Road . . . . Rosser Lane . 9 Monroe Apartments 0 6 . DEPAVQTM EIXITS fi j , b fmx 255 ? .. +Xfb kj GEORGE WALTER MAPP, JR. HE CLASS OFI 39 OFFICERS G. WALTER MAPP, JR. ......4.., ....,. P resident H. MCKELDEN SMITI-I, JR. .... . . . Vice-President HARRY E. DINWIDDIE, JR. . . . .... Secretary JAMES W. CLEMENT ,,... .... T reasurer ROBERT M. BIRD, JR. , , . .... Historian SMITH, DINWIDDIE, CLEMIENT, BIRD E351 RKS Recipienls of lniermediafe Honors In THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Oc lober 5, l938 SIDNHI' J. BARIIAN . . Cape Charles, VII. YUIl.I.li lIUl.'l', JR JoIIN D. BA'I'IIs . . . Nyack, N. Y. MoR'I'oN JUNCHR CIERALD A. BERLIN . . lIIImptoII, VII. MALcoLM KAW Rox' JoIIN BRI'I I'IaN . . Arlington, Va. IIHRBWI- M, KN,-Z,,NB,,RG Ron ERI' CARTER .... . Richmontl, Vu' JosEI'II KliSSl.liR . CIIARLHS E. CIIANNING, JR. . XR71lShlllgI0ll, D. C. ARIIIUR cPliORGl5 KIIYWAN EVIiRH'l l' C. COCBILI. . . . . P ter.-burv VII. - M C N B' VVll.l.IAM VVII.soN lxooN'I'z . IIIOMAS Il. CORnI.Ic . . . . Amherst, VII. VVAl.'l'liR' F. CORNNIILI. . CIIARLHS PlE'l'liR DAVIS . R. C. DINI:I.IanINIc, JR. . . IiRNIas'I' P. EIWYARIDS . . WILI.IAM H. flAlNliS, JR. . EIIWARII B. fiAMMON . EDNVARD IRVINE GRAY . lNNIas CORRIILI. IIAINIcs . . CI1ARI.Es FRANKLIN lflAMI.IN BIINJAMIN F. HUILINGIER . EIIWIN ICMANUIII. lIoI.M, JR. . . AlexIIIIIlI'iII, VII. JIIeksoIIviEle, FIII. IIIII'I'isoIIlJIII'5.:, VII. Sweet Briar, VII. . XVZIITCIIIOII, VII. . . l7:IIIville, VII. . . AslIlIIIIIl, VII. . . Arlington, VII. . McInplIis,'1'eIIII. llonoluln, IIIIwIIii . Norfolk, VII. NIIILL liurrz MQSIIANII . PIlll.ll' RALI-II MAI.oNIc . DoNAI.n D. MARRowI'I'z . IIARRI' T. NIARSIIALI., JR. EIIGAR li. MAR'l'lN, JR. . IERNIas'I' C. MIIAI1, JR. . Al.l'lIIJNSE II, MIIYIIR, JR. RICIIARII DIXON MooRII . RussRI.L LAMAR MCJORIE . CARL O. MUIIIILIIAUSII . SAM A. MVAR, JR. . . IIOXYARD F, NILWMAN . MARVIN B, PIIRRY, JR. . R0llliR'I' S. PRIIs'I'oN, JR. . . ScIII'sIlIIle, N. Y RICIIARII KliNNlE'l'l Cll'ARl.l5S IIowARn ClIARl.l'IS A. RAICIILIIN . Ro1IIsR'I' AIIAM RIIIs'I'IiR . I RlfU'l'l.l NGIER . . I.yIIchlIIIrg, Vu New York, N. Y HIII'tfoI'Il, Conn . BIIltiInoI'e, Md . l.eIIksville, N. C . Ossining, N. Y . AlexIIIImlriII, VII New Orleans, LII. . St. Cloud, Fla. Jersey City, N. J. . IlIIiversity, Va. . PeIII'isbIII'g, VII. . Richmond, VII. . . Memphis, Tenn. VVest Chester, PII. . . Moultrie, Ga W7llSlllllgt0ll, D. C . Memphis, Tenn . Hopewell, VII. . Newton, Mass. . Richmond, VII. MIIplcwood, N. Wlheeling, VV. VII. . Louisville, Ky. '1'IIoMAs A. ROLLIIR .... Fort l7.fl1lllCE, VII. RICIIARII SCIINIIIIR . . . Fur ROCkIlXV1ly, N. Y. CIIARI.Ias F. SCIINIIIIIIIR . . Ozone Park, N. Y. WILLIAM H. SIIIII-'IfIIcI.n ..... Suffolk, VII. BIIRNARII R. SIIQGIII .... Newport News, VII. ROIIRRI' I.. SI'AULnINI:, JR .... Roanoke, VII. FRIIIIIIRICR R. Sl'liRNK0l'l-' . . Fzirinington, Conn. RonI2R'I' MCK. '1'ANRIasI.IaI' . ChzIttIInoogII, Tenn. JoI2I. IEIIGAR 'IQIIOMPSON ..., Richmontl, VII. R. VV. 'l'RAI'NIcI.I., III. . . Buysiale, I.. I., N. Y. YVll.l.lAM R. TRICG . . . . Richmonml, Va. ll. '1xRII'l.Ii'l I', III PALMIIR AcuI-'If VVARII . . ROBERT F. WIII'I'I'LIz . . Ii. VVIIENER . . R. VVI'cRoIfIf, JR. l36 J HARoI.n S. Yoon .... NIcIIoI.As ZICRNON' . . . Pine Bluff, Ark. . StIIIIntoII, Va. . PeteI'shII rg, Va Ceflarhurst, N. Y. . PlIIiIIl-ield, N. J Fast ViIIelIIIIIl, N. J X I I EDWAIQD A. KNOWLES COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES OFFICERS EDWARD A. KNOWLES ,.....,.....,,. .... ' .... P resident JAMES E. SARGEANT .....,..,,.. ...... V ice-President WILLIAM M. Moons . . ........,. Secretary S. As!-my BARKSDALE .......4....... Historian I I I SIERGIZANT, Mooxua, BA1ucsnA1.n can l 'I 9 3 APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE KIDHN NV. ACRIEIE Bnclrelor of Science Lynchburg, Virginia Delta Kappa llpsilon, Football, 1935-'36-'37-'38, Captain, Football, 1938, Freshman Baseball, 1935, Lambda Pi, Vice-President, 1938, German Club, Secretary-Treasurer, 1938, V Club, 1936-'37-'38, President, V Club, 1938, T. I. L. K. A., Imp , Bad Check Committee, G. A. A. Board, 1938, Dormitory Councilor, 1938, Dean's List, Student Senate, 1938. ALVA B. A1JAh1S, JR. liucbelnr of Science 103 West Orman Ave., Pueblo, Colorado Theta Delta Chi. .loHN IJIEAN ADAMS Utrclrclur of Science Macslield, Vlfinchester, Virginia Y. M. C. A., Boxing, 1938-'39. RAr.vr-1 D. ALLEY Bachelor of Science Ahwa Dangs, Surat District, Bombay Pres., India Vice-President, jefferson Society, 1Vleniber, Sperltmir Board and Stall, Y. M. C. A., Student Assembly. l':IJWARD O. AICDELRIAN llnrbelur of Science Morris St., Blackstone, Virginia Alpha Chi Sigma. T. R. RANDY, JR. lirzclxelnr of Science in Cumrnent Kingsport, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon. L HARRY CLARK BATES, JR. lltlcbelm nf Science 4761 24th Road, North, Arlington, Virginia University Rifle Club, 1935-'36, University Eland, 1936-'37-'38-'39, Vice- President, 1938-'39, Courts AND CuRl,s, 1936-'37'38, Aezezistant Editor, 1937-'38, Press Club, 1938 39. 1XlEWMAN N. BAUM linchelur of Science 223 Westcliestet' Ave., Mount Vernon, New York Zeta Beta Tau, lntermediate Honors, College Tnpiw, lnterfraternity Council, Little Congress, Dennis 1.i:t. CTIEORGE MAR1'1N BEAN llachelnr nf Science X East Lawn, University, Virginia Zeta Psi, lntermediate Honors, Skull and Keys, German Club, President, Brotherhood of St. Andrew's, 1937-'38-'39, Secretary, Senior Cabinet of Uni- versity Christian Association, 1938-'39, Vice-President, Madison Hall First Year Cabinet, 1935-'36, News Editor, College Tnpier, 1936-'37, Student As- sembly, 1937-'38-'39, Press Club, Right Party of the Little Congress, Sports Reporter, News Reporter, Associate Editor, and Assistant Editor, College Topics, 1935-'38, Chairman, University Chapel Committee, 1939, Vice-Pres- idenr, Virginia Episcopal School Alumni Association. ALFRED R. BERKELEY, JR. litrchelur ul Science in Medicine 910 Orchard Hill, Roanoke, Virginia St. Anthony Hall, S1-cull and Keys, German Club, Freshman Football, 1935, Freshman Basketball, 1936: Varsity Football, 1936-'37, V Club, Calconon, Senior Cabinet of Madison Hall, 1937-'38. RICHARD R. BERNARD Btrchclor of Science 2230 Post St., jacksonville, Florida St. Anthony Hall, S u1l and Keys, German Club Vice-Presiclent, T. T I,, K. A., Z Society, Raven Society, V Club, l3asl-netball Team, Chairman Student Board nf Arbitration, Intermediate Honors. .lOl-IN BEVERAGE Bachelor ul Science Monterey, Virginia COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES 1381 APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE WALTER A. BICKERS Iiaclvelor uf Scimre 1201 King St., Charlottesville, Virginia AI.EXANlJER .11a1fifi2Rv B1v1Ns lfuchrlor of Ilrlt 5500 Huntington Ave.. Newport News, Virginia Sigma Nu: Dehate Team, 1938-'39: Delta Sigma Rho. IJAVIIJ CiRA1'lAh1 Bl,Al.oCK linrlyelnr of flrlr 45 Greenlwriar Ave., Hampton, Virginia Sigma Phi E silnn: Fu-'lunan Tennis Train l93o' De1n's list' lnten ' p z ' . - , , . ' . ' , 'liedlatc Honors: Little Congress: Student Assembly: Election Committee, 1939: Inter- fraternity Council: Representative, Courts ANI! CHRI.:-1. FREDERIC ARTHUR BLEYIER liurhclm of Srlemr 1148 Fifth Ave., New York, New York Fveslnnan Swimming Squad. RORIQRT A. ISRADFORIB liacbelur of Srienfe Chestnut Hill, Nlassachusetts Kappa Sigma: Skull and lkeys: Fue:hman Swimming: Vanity Sl-IIRLIEY BROOKS 11RAsl21,R1.fxN liarlwlor uf Science 1725 Palmer Ave., New Orleans, Louisiana Swimming. Phi Kappa Sigma: Alpha Kappa Psi: 1.aml1da Pi: German Clulv: Dean's I.i:t: Intermediate Honors: Varrity Swimming, 1937: Fre:hman Football Manager, 1938. FR.-xwcis XViNsl.ow Pole BR.fxwl,m' Iiarlwlur of Srience Greenville, South Carolina Delta Kappa Epsilon: I.aml1da Pi: Freshman Football and Trark Teams: Foot Delta Chi: I.e Sigma hall and Track Squads. Rooms CORSON BROOKS liirrlnelur of Seu'm'e 2420 Garrett Road, Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania Cercle Franqais: Student Assembly: Comms ANI! ciURl.S Frau-I nity Representative: jahlwerwnck. LUUIEN Wu.RlNs BRUCE litlrlwlor of Sricnrc in Cunnrlrrci' Culpeper, Virginia Freshman Baseball, 1934-'35 .Ioslsert AIUHN BURGER Bachelor uf Sriencr 9906 Stafford Ave., Forest Hills, New York Nu: Freshman Swimming Squad: Student Assembly. EUGENE IVIEAU Caifrnv, JR. liaclarlm uf St-fence in Medicine - Fort Benning, Georgia Raven Society, 1938: jefferson Society, 1935-'39, Treasurer, 1937-'38, Serre tary. Spring. 1937: President. Spring, 1938: Delta Sigma Rho. 1938: Debating Team, 1937-'38: Director, SIUITIUIIIY, 1936-'38: Student Assembly, 1938-'39 JOHN B. Cam-loUN liachelur of Science 517 32nd Ave., S., Nashville, Tennessee A. S. U.: Tumbling: Assistant in Biology. COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES 1391 APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE josnim I . li. CAIYIBIMS lfnrlwlnr nf Si'it'm1' Big Stone Gap, Virginia Delta Phi, Cross-Country, 19375 Track, 19395 Skull and Ki-ysg P. K. Sol ciutyg lili llanana. CiIZORGIE l,. C1-1Ris'riAN llilrlirlnr uf S4'i1'rii'4' 104 Oxford Road, Ticntsin, China Chi Phig Cnllcgc 'l'npirr, 19353365 Associatu lidimr, Courts ANU Cfunrsg Lu Cvirlv l ranqai:: D::u1':a l.i:t. INORMAN PAUL Comm llflrlirlur af Si'i1'm'r 5718 liinlgcdalu Road, lVlt. Waslliilgtoii, lVlarylantI Varsity Swimming 'l't-am, Frcihman Track Squad, Si-crctary and Vici--l'rt-siclunt. Juffcrsoli Society, l.ittlc Congrcizsg Iloartl of Directors, .S'fu'l'l.1lurg News and Canine Editor, Cnllvgu 'lbpirvg Varsity Dvhating Tc-amg Studi-nt Assumlulyg Intcrmcdiatc Honorsg University Noinint-u for llhmlcs Scholarship. EDXVARIJ M. Coi,miAN li.u'lu'Im nf Srirnti' Norfolk, Virginia Virginia Playursg Virginia Vcisc. A. CYURDUN Corilzv, .1R. li.n'ln'lnr of Srlrrlri' 724 lmc Avi-,, Fi'vtlviick:'lvLil'g, Virginia Alpha Kappa P:-ig Di-an's l.i:zz, 1936-'37, ANIJRIQW S. COXIE liiwllvlur of flrtr Roanoke, Virginia Kappa Alphag lJuan's l.i't. I 1401 IJAVID liusi-i Coxii, -IR. lifltlxvlur of Scicntc 201 West 23rd St., WlII!1il1gI0ll, Dt-Iawaru Frcslnnan and Varsity Swinnning 'l'uam:'g Dcan's llistg lntrannu1l Sports -IAMIES WIZNIJEI, CRIEEIF liuclyulur of Si'i1'm'r 815 IJ St., South Norfolk, Virginia Dcan's List. .IUI-IN RANnoi.1'1l CROWN, JR. liilclwlrrr of SL'iz'nrc 346 Franklin SL., Harrisonburg, Virginia Sigma Alpha lipsilong Cullrgu Tnplccg Varsity Baseball WILLIAM lkqINOR LJAIINEY lhu'In'lm uf llrtx 332 Duke St., Norfolk, Virginia I'n'otl1L-rhood of St. Anclrcw ARTHUR A. IDAVIS, QIR. Iiiiclzclur nf Science 271 Smith Ave., Kingston, New York Sigma Alpha Epsilon. NQRMAN IJAVIS liaclyclor nf Sticncr: 245 W. 74th St., New York, N. Y. Pi Lambda Phi, Virginia Players. COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN JOHN I . MILLER D.fxvlsoN Biu'ln'ln1 of SI'irm'1' 2I0 Hawthorn St., Edgewood, Pittshurgh, Pa. Delta Phi: P. K. Society: Alpha Chi: Press Cluh: A.l.CI1.li.: lfngmrrring Nrwi: First Year Swimming Team: Student Assembly. AI,I3EIl'1'IVIAYNARDIDEEKENS lltirlvrlnr of Srirrlfi' Amelia, Virginia can tina., 1935-'36, 1937- BX: carl.-gf '1'..,.f.-., 1955-'36. JIOSEPII P. D'E1.m llurlirlur of Sfirrlff' 247 IVlt. Prospect Ave., Newark, New Jersey Di:,cu:::ion Cluhs: Fencing Squad: Intrainiuals: Dean's l.ist. Ricimizn L. IJESALISSURE, ju. lhzrlwlnr of Arli in Mrrlirinr 3712 ll St., N. W., Wasliiligtoii, D. C. Sigma Chi: Intermediate Honors: Gymnastica. I'I.fuuw ICVANS IJINWIDDIIE, jk. lLu'lJz'lur of Srirml' Flys Spring Road, Charlottesville, Virginia Alpha Tau Omega: Fl'e:hlnan Fontlvall, liasrlwall, Football, Track, l936-'374'3II: V Cluh: Skull Floor Committee: l'l'esiiIent, lnterfratcrnily Council. T. I. l.. K. A.: ZH: NIL-inhrr, llnard and Keys: P. K. of Arlvitrati.in. Runnin' 'Farr DQRNIN lfiu'lu'lirr nf S4'i4'1n'c 319 Hawthorn Road, Baltimore, Nlarylannl. Beta Theta Pi: First Year Boxing: Lacrosse Tram, I9374'39. Ilarkrthall, 'I'ras'l:: Varsity l938: Dealfs l.i:t, l935: THE Society: M. P. Dcnmn, ju. li.n-lirlnr nf .Yririicr U29 Ciraydon Ave., Norfolk, Virginia S. Ii. P.: Nu Sigma Nu. l':DWARlJ I.. Iliuzwzk Il.u'lvrIm nf .Yrirlirr H7 XVoIl's l.ani-, Pelham, New Ynrk. First Year Fonrlvall, Boxing: Varsity Football and Boxing Squads: Dm-an's List. XVn.i,mm1 ICHWIN lJl1NIIAM, nl 533 If. -Heat St., Savannah, Ga, it. Raimi-i IJ. ICRIERLY ll.n'I1I'lm of Arif willy Hmmri in lfngliilr IOOI l.arclnnont Crescent, Norfolk, Virginia Virginia Players: l'1rgini.1 Vrrir: University Center. NURMAN l'lINKlEI,S'I'I2IN ll.n'lu'lnr uf Xrltrlfr 30 Pershing Ave., Yonkers, New York First Year Foothall, Third and Fourth Yi-ar Handhall. Hixkm' XV. I iNNi2l.i., JR. lhlfhrlnr of Srirnrr 2 East 86th St., New York, New York Theta Delta Chi: Interfrarernity Council: Sports liditor, Cnllrgc Tnpirr: Cl1Flll'lllMl. llad Check Committee. COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES ml APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE Wu,i.iAM GATES I+'oRn Iiiichelnr nf Science in Cmnmeree 300 Mclfiilley Place, Ridgewood, New Jersey Phi Delta Theta, Freshman Swimming, Varsity Swimming, 1936-'39, Pres- ident, Alpha Kappa Psi, Dean's List, lnterniediate Honors, Assistant Local Advertising Manager, College 'l'upifr, 1936-'37. DANI1El,ci. l'l0RTUNOl F liarlxelor of Science 770 St. Marks Ave., Brooklyn, New York Student Trustee, Virginia Players, Freshman Baseball Team, Dt-an's List, In- qtramural Medals, Handball, Basketball, Baschall, Publicity Manager, Dehatc Council, 1936. WILLIAM 1 RAMR'roN, III Baclreinr of Science 506 West Third St., Oil City, Pennsylvania Theta Delta Chi, Track, College Topics. l'lARRY BANKS FRENCH FRANKLIN Bachelor of Art: 1015 Prospect Ave., Plainfield, New jersey Sigma Nu, Swimming Team fSquadl, lnterfraternity Council. ,IOSERH J. FRIEDMAN Buchelur of Science 718 Shirley Ave., Norfolk, Virginia Rici-tARn l'lER1!1ERT l R1ElJMAN liarln-lm of Science 96 St. Paul St., Brookline, Massachusetts Tau Epsilon Phi, Freshman Swimming Team, 1935-'36, Varsity Swimming Team, 1936-'38, Treasurer, American Student Union, 1937-'38, Student As- sembly, 1937-'39, Student Senate, 1937-'39, Fraternity Representative, CORKS AND CURi.s, 1937-'38, Left Party, Little Congress, I937-'39, Inn-rfraternity Council, 1937-'38. 1RviN GA1.1N Iiucliciur of Sricrirc 624 High St., Portsmouth, Virginia Phi Alpha, Phi Delta Epsilon. A. Y. P. GARNETT, -lil. Iinrlnelnr of Arts Chevy Chase Club, Chevy Chase, Maryland Beta Theta Pi, Skull and Keys, Secretary-Treasurer, 1938-'39, Freshman Box- ing, Tennis, Varsity Boxing, 1937-'38, Varsity Tennis, V Club, German Club, T. I, l.. K. A. HAIQRY I-I. GAVER, JR. liurlzelnr of Science 160 Prince George St., Annapolis, Maryland Kappa Sigma, Skull and Keys, German Club, Eli Banana, Lacrosse, 1939, 1938, 1937, Captain, 1938, Cheerleader, 1939, 1938, 1937. BERNARD CiEI.1lAND Biiclrelnr of Science 664 East 49th St., Brooklyn, New York Tau Epsilon Phi, Dean's List. 'THOMAS STEVENS GECJRGE, JR. Iiarbelor of Science 502 Baltimore Ave., Towson, Maryland Kappa Alpha, Glee Club, 1936-'39, Scarah. WoonRUF1f CJEORGE, JR. Bachelor of AVI: 2423 Prytania St., New Orleans, Louisiana St. Anthony Hall, President, Lambda Pi, 1938, Secretary, T. I. L. K. A., 1938, Vice-President, German Club, 1938, Vice-President, V Club, 1935: Student Senate, 1938, Senior Cabinet, Madison Hall, 1937-'38, Varsity Football, 1936-'37-'38, Freshman Football, Baseball, Basketball. 1935, Bad Check Committee, 1937, Chairman, First Year Cabinet, Y. M. C. A., 1937, G. A. A. Board, 1938, Secretary, Lambda Pi, 1937. COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES 1421 APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE JESSE ISDNVARD CEERIZER liuchelnr nf Science 562 Nlarshall St., Elizabeth, New Jersey University Band, 1935-'38: Freshman Basketball: Intramurals, ball, Softball, Student Union. IQENNETII SEEIXIAN CilNlGER liuehelur of A111 2832 Welvlw Ave., New York, New York Jabberwock: International Relations Club, Vice-President, 1938-'39: Secretary- 'I'reasurer, 1937-'38: Executive Committee, Right Party, Little Congress. 1937- '38: Editor, The Camlier, 1936: Board of Governors, Press Club, 1936: Press Representative, Glcc Club, 1936-'37: Associate Editor, College 'l'opirr, 1935- '36: Associate Editor, Univvrfily of Virginia Mugnzirxe, 1935-'36, iIx'III,'I'ON SmNEv ci0I,IJMAN liiielielur of Scierlfc' 1307 Iioissevain Ave., Norfolk, Virginia IQICHARD S. CJOLIJSNITH lifrelielnr of Science 243 Woodbiiie St., Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Phi Epsilon ISUGIENIE fiOI.IJSTEIN liaclvelur of Srienre 101 We-st Queen St., Hampton, Virginia University Band, 1935-'36-'37: Phi Delta lip ilon. RICCI-IIESNIEY ci0ODAl,I,, JR. liiielyelor of Srirnre Staunton, Virginia St. Elmo: P. K. Society: Skull and Keys: 'I'. I. I.. K, A.: ZH: Captain, I k 1936 '39 Czoqs-Country: Captain, Track: Freshman Football: Trac , Basketball, Foot- Iji: University Hand: Freshman Swimming Team: 1 . I D:an's List. BERNARD J. GREEN Iiurhelur of Srierxee B655 109th St., Richmond Hill, New York Zeta Beta Tau: Managing Editor, College Tuprrr, 1938-'39: Raven Society: Press C.ub: Gymnastica: Intermediate Honors. FRANK C. ERREGSON Iiurhelor of Srienrr Hotel duPont, Wilniiitgtoxi, Delaware Alpha Tau Omega: Alpha Kappa Psi: Lambda Pi: Track: Cross-Country. IJAVID Al.ExANnER l:1ARR1soN, 111 liiiehelnr of Science 313 Ramsey Ave., Hopewell, Virginia - St. Anthony Hall: German Cub: Football. 1935-'Bog Intermediate Honor Skull and Keys. AUIIREY EATON LIARVEY, JR. Bachelor of Seienre in Chemistry Lynchburg, Virginia Sigma Chi: Alpha Chi Sigma: Intermediate Honors: Gln-e Club, 1935-'38: Brotherhood of St. Andrew, RAYMOND W. I'IEATXVOLE liurbelor nl Seienee in Cmmnerre Dayton, Virginia Dcan's List: Handball and Tennis: Y. IVI. C. A.: Alpha Kappa Psi. C:iEORGE MEANS .HEINITSI-I, JR. Bachelor of Stirnee 6915 Yorkshire Road, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES I-ui APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE ,lorIN HENRY l'lEROLD llrlrbelur of flrtt 2920 Overland Ave., l3altimorc, Maryland Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Delta Sigma Rho, Swimming Squad, 1936-'38, Cross- Country Team, 19363 Lacrosse Team, 1937-'39, Soccer Team, 19385 Dehating Team, 1936-'38g Dean's l.irt, 1935-'38, Intermediate Honors. SEYMOUR HERIL lifzrhvlur ul Stienrr 72 West 40th St., Bayonne, New Jersey Alpha Ifpsilon Pi. IQ. FRANTZ HEIQSIAIIEY llutliclor of Srirnre Hershey, Pennsylvania Phi Gamma Delta, Lavnhcla Pig Manager, Glee Cluh, 1936-'38, President, Glec Cluh, 1938-'39, W. W. I-IUIIACK liaclirlnr of llrlr 418 Janette Ave., Roanoke, Virginia Pi Kappa Alpha, Football, 1935-'37g V Cluhg Track, 19355 Intermediate Honors. l'llJWIN IE. HoI,M, JR. liIu'ln'lnr nf Svierlfe 1441 Mallory Court, Norfolk, Virginia lnterinetliate Honors, Varsity Track, V Cluhg Captain, CI'o1:s-CoiIntI'y, 1938-'39, Alpha Kappa Psi. CiI2oItoI2 KI2I.I,ooo 1-Iooxmt lllielyelur of Sfirnrc' in Law Wiiitmetka, Illinois Chi Phi, P. K. Societyg Skull and Keys: First Year Foothallg Varsity Foot- hall Squad, 19365 Dean's l.istg Intermediate Honors. ,lUI,IUs l'lER1X'IAN HOPKINS litlrlirlur uf Sri1'1II'e 1813 llerkelcy Ave., Petersburg, Virginia Virginia Players, Phi Alpha, Phi Delta lipsilnn ,IUIIN 13. HUNTIEIQ, II Iiiiehelnr nf .S'rirnrc 214 Upland Road, Newtonville, Nlassacliusetts Theta Delta Chig Freslunan Track, 1935 iNuIncra1sJg Fre:.hman Boxing, 19355 Track, 1936. EDNVIN CI-IIUSTIAN 1'-IUTTER l5IlflIrlur of Siienre 15 Faculty Apt., University, Virginia Alpha Tau Omega, Raven Societyg Intermediate Honors, News Editor, College Tnpirxg Right Party, lattlc Congressg Camera Club. CAIzItoI.I. SAMUEL IDIEN lhlrhvlur nl Xwmire Dt-laplane, Virginia Pi Kappa Alpha, Trigong Secretary, Engineers' Reading Club, Dean's List. GoItIIoN I.. INGRAIIAM Ilirrhvlur ul Srierire 700 North Waslxiligtoii St., Rome, New York Virginia Players: bcarah. CTUY M. INMAN , lilirlzelm' of Srienre 1 Box 303, WllH1lIlgI0h, Delaware I 1 COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Alpha Chi Sigma, University Band, 1935-'37g Dean's List. L44 l APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES BENJAMIN IDANIEI, .Moons litirlnelnr of sflfllft' 4910 17th Ave., Brooklyn, New York Freshman Boxing: Varsity Boxing Team, 1937-' 1-Ifuuw 13. JAMES, JR. llurlrelor of Srienre 705 Belmont Ave.,'Charlottesville, Virginia. Enwfuzn PITTS .IOYNES Nassawadox, Virginia liastern Shore Cluhg Madison Hall Cabinet. 1':DXV1N ll. ,IUNGER liticlrelm uf tYl'lt'YlISC 33 Riverside Drive, New York, New York. Glzonolz M. lQA1'I.AN llarlyrlnr uf Science 512 XVashington St., llrnokline, Nlassachusetts Dcan's 1.ist. 1VI11,'1'UN 1'1AR01,D IQAPLAN li,n'ln'lur of Srienre 1015 Harrington Ave., Norfolk, Virginia Phi Alpha, Dean's l.ist. IN THE l 39. T11oM.fts .l0I'1N 1q1,lN1ED1NS'1' liilrlielur uf Sfierxre 145 XV. Springettslwury Ave., York, Pennsylvania Glen Club, 1935-'36: Freshman Football Squad, 1935, liieslunan Squad, 19355 Dean's 1.ist. Swinuning Emvann ALDEN 1qN01Y1,1ES ll.1rlxelur nf Srierice 579 Ridgewood Ave., Glen Ridge, New ,ler:.ey Phi Della Theta lnterfraternity Council, 19373383 Student Senate, 1937-'3Rg Dt-an's List: Sports Editor, College Tufvirr, 19373385 Varsity llaselvall, 1937- '38g Alumni News, 1938-'39, President of College, 1938-'39g Honor Commit- tee, l938-'39g Student Assenxhly, 1937 3B. l5ROCKEN1lROUG1'1 l,,fuun, jk. li.n'lxrlur of .flrlt 1525 Sunset 1.ane, Riclunond, Virginia Alpha Tau Omega: Skull and K:-vs: P. K. Sorietyg College 'lbpirwg lfreshman Tennis, 1935-'36. '1 uoams BmtN.fxRn L.fuu4lN, KIR. lliirlwelor of flrlr 1704 19th Sr., XVashington, D. C. Pi Kappa Alpha: Alpha Kappa Psi, Secretary 19311-'39, International Rela- tions Cluh, President, 1937-'39: Dt-an's l.ist, 19373391 1.ittle Congress: ,lnl111erwoCk. LANSING BURROXVS Liars, DIR. - li.n'l:rlnr of Srienre 820 Fleming Ave., Augusta, Georgia Collrgr '1'npi1'r, 1935-'36, Glue Club, l936 39. BENTON O. 1.,EF'1'0N llatlvrlur uf Sru'm'e 14616 l.arclunere lllvd., Cleveland, Ohio Pi Lambda Phi, Scarab, Interfrarerniry Council, Student Senate, Cunxs ANU Cuxu.s Representative. COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES E451 APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE DAVIIJ HENRY LEWIS, JR. Bachelor ny' Scleme Ivy, Virginia Intermediate Honors, Associate Sports Editor, College 'l'upirx. SEYMOUR S. LIESHITZ Bachelor of Science 805 St. Nlark's Ave., Brooklyn, New York Alpha Epsilon Pi, Freshman TI'?k, lVarsity Track, Intramural Handball Inn 'Ltr CHARLES W. LINCOLN Bachelor of Sfience 620 Park Ave., New York, New York Kappa SIgma, German Club, Skull and Keys, Manager, Larrorse, 1939, 1938, 1937, Interfratcrnity Council, 1937, Representative, Counts ANIv CuIu.s, 1936 CHARLES G. MACKENZIE Bachelor of Science 99 Wilson St., Lynbrook, New York Freshman Football, Baseball, Varsity Baseball, 1937-'39, V Club. CI-IALMERS CFORREY MCCALLUM Iirlclreinr nf Arif LaIIrel, Mississippi Delta Kappa Epsilon, P. K, Society, Nlanagcr, Varsity Boxing Team, 1939, V Club. LIJWARIJ PRINCE MCCREERY, JR. Bachelor of Ilrlr 119 Ballengee St., Hinton, West Virginia Dcan's Listg Intermediate Honors. 'IIIVIRERLAKE MCCUE Bachelor of Science Nine Mile Circle, Charlottesville, Virginia Dean's List. N13ll,I. MCSHANE Ilarlvclnr ol Science 3 Pine St., Alexandria, Virginia Intermediate Honors H. CAIIELI. MAIJIJUX, JR. liaclnelur nf Science East Falls Church, Virginia St. Anthony Hall, Freshman Football Squad, 1935, Numerals, Freshman Box- ing, 1935, Football Squad, 1936, Football Team, 1936, Skull and Keys, German Club, Football Squad, 1937, Football Team, 1938, HV Club. JOHN CIERALD MAPIKJNEY llarhelnr of Science 35-16 90th St., Jackson Heights, Long Island, New Yo:k Theta Delta Chi, Tennis Team, 1936-'38. JOHN EACOTT MANAHAN llaclvelor of Art: 33 University Place, University, Virginia Sigma Phi Epsilon, Firsr Year Cabinet, 1935-'36, Bible Class, 1937-'38, Senior Cabinet, 1938-'39, Collage Tvpifn Rvpolwr. Morgue Editor, Assistant Assignment Editor, aI1d Assignment, 1936-'38, Secretary, Center Party, Little Congress, Secretary, Executive Council, Little Congress, 1938339, University Peace Council fY. Nl. C. A. Reprcsentativej, 1938-'39, Jefferson Society, 1937-'39, Vice-President, 1938. President, First Term, 1938-'39, Student As. sembly, 1938-'39, Secretary, Student Senate, 1938-'39, Intermediate Honors, Honors Candidate in Political Science. CHARLES A. IVIANGI-IAM Bach:-lnr of Scienrc Box 1840, San Antonio, Texas Alpha Tau Omega, Dean's List, Calconon, Boxing. COLLEGE or ARIS AND SCIENCES 1461 APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE .IEEE A. MARMoN, .lR. Bachelor of Science 1476 Vance St., Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Chi: Freshman Boxing: Dean's List. THoMAS MAllS1-lAl,I. liacln-lux of Sclenre 349 W. Burrows St., Sheridan, Wyo. Phi Kappa Psi: Lambda Pi: P. K. Society: Intermediate Honors: Editor-iw Chief, Coiuts AND Cunns, 1936-'37: Dean's List, 1933-'36: Boxing Adjunct, 1933-'35: Governing Committee, Interfrateinity Council, 1937. ARTHUR MENOI'1f Hucllelur uf Srlrncr' 183 Dover St., Brooklyn, New York Alpha Epsilon Pi. Ross SANNER M1cKEv Bachelor ul Science Portage, Pennsylvania Sigma Chi: Glee Club: College Topics, Sports, 1936, Feature, 1937: St. Paul's Choir: Brotherhood of St. Andrew: Dean's List: Student Assembly. CTARNET B. MILLER ll-irhelur of Science Crozet, Virginia JAMES R. MOCDRE liaclielor uf Science Marion, Virginia XVILLIAIXI RTAURY TNTOORIE Iiilclzelur of Ari: 2223 Monument Ave., Richmond, Virginia Phi Kappa Sigma: P. K. Society: Skull and Keys: Press Club: Football Adjunct, 1935-'36: First Year Golf Team, 1936: College Topics, 1935-'38: Editor-in-Chief, College Tnfrirr, 1938: President, V. 1. P. A.: Glee Club, 1937-'38: Student Senate, 1938: Senior Cabinet, University Christian Asso- ciation, 1938. joim MoRoAN Bachelor ul Science Ewing, Virginia ROGER W. TVTORRISON liizciu-lor of Science 220 Lelugh St., Edgewood, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Virginia Players: Glee Club. ALv1N L. NEWVh1Y121l, JR. 13i1cl7cIur of Science 4000 Cathedral Ave., N. W., Waslmiiigtoli, D. C. LEWVIS WEST OEI-1h11G B.1cln'lor ul Science Chattanooga, Tennessee Delta Kappa Epsilon: Skull and Keys: P, K. Society: T. I. 1.. K. ZH: Freshman Boxing Team: Varsity Golf Team: Captain, Varsity Golf Team: V Club. F. 1'TERBERT OHL liuclaclor of Science 5 78 Pine St., Maplewood, New jersey Theta Delta Chi: College 'l'upir,r. COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES I471 APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE I CIIARLES TI-IOMAS O'NEII,I., JR. liilclrclur nf Scicnre Cameron Lane, Charlottesville, Virginia Alpha Tau Omega, German Club, Skull and Keys, Football, 1935-'37. PETER W. O1'1'EN1'IEIh1ER liilrlvelur Of Stieflre 195 Crestwood Ave., Crestwood, New York Zeta 151-ta Tau, Cnflegz' 'l'IIpiI'I, Jefferson Society, Center Party, l.ittle Congress. IQDXVIN PEARSON PARKER, III. liuflyelirr vf sCiI'1Ir'c' 3310 1.oxley Road, Richmond, Virginia Delta Kappa Epsilon, Boxing Team, V Club. MATTIIEW IJENWOOIJ PARRISII liirrlrelur of Arn R. 17. D. No. 1, Alexandria, Virginia ITIAROLD SvI.vESTER PARROTT liacbclm uf Sricnfc East Falls Church, Virginia Dvan's List, Intermediate Honors, Baptist Student Union. LEWIS ALIIERT PATTERSON, II. Iliiclurlur uf Science 511 Arden Road, Roanoke, Virginia Delta Upsilon. RICHARII BANKS PAYNE liizrlrclor uf Arlr North Shore Point, Norfolk, VirgiIIia Phi Gamma Delta, Freshman Boxing, Golf, Football Squad, Varsity Golf Team, 1937-'39, Co-Captain, Golf. 1939, Varsity Letter, Golf, 1938, Lambda Pi, P. K. Society, V Club, T. I. 1.. K. A. JOIIN BREWER PETTER LIacln'l1Ir of Srienre l42B Peachtree, N. E., Atlanta, Georgia Phi Gamma Delta, Glee Club, 1937-'39, Transfer from University of Texas. JOSEPI-I W. PINDER liacbelor uf Science 4100 Hermitage Road, Richmond, Virginia St. Anthony Hall, Skull and Keys, P. K. Society, Brotherhood of St, An. drew, Sigma Delta Psi, Freshman Football Team, Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Football Squad, 1937, Varsity Baseball Team, 1937-'39, V Club. HENRY POWERS Burlaelur ul Art: 380V Egerton Road, Baltimore, Maryland Brotherhood of St. Andrew. C. H. PRICE Ilarln-lm of Sri:-nrc Beebe, Arkansas Transfer from Junior Agricultural College of Central Arkansas, Beebe, Arkansas THOMAS RUSSELL PRICE Bachelor uf Science 177 Highland Ave., Memphis, Tenn. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES ual APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE GlilJllGlE N. Psnxms li.rclreIur of Science 208 London St., Portsmouth, Virginia from Williattt and Mary College, Norfolk Division: Sigma Epsilon Pi iwfilliam and Maryj: Intramurals, Football, Baseball. Transfer Rolnzm' IS. PUGIL liachelnr of Scictlcv Roanoke, Virginia Pi Kappa Alpha NVILLIAM Cmkiclz QUINN liaclwlur of Science in Mcillrine Crislieltl, Maryland Kappa Alpha: Calconon: Alpha Omega Alpha. Lotus I . RIEIDAVID llticlnelnr nl Srieme in Cmnmrrrt- 2l0 Xvest l7th St., Norfolk, Virginia Freshman Baseball, Football, Basketball, 1935-'36: Varsity Baseball. Basketball, l9364'39: Varsity Football, l936-'37. JAMES M. Rlzlzsn liilclyelor of S4'iem'c ll6 S. Sycamore St., Petersburg, Virginia Phi Kappa Sigma: l.ambtia Pi: German Club: Freshman Track, 19353363 Press Club: Courts ANU Clntrs, Business Manager, 1938-'39. WIl,l lilElI IC. Roacn, II. liarlvelur of Ant Martinsville, Virginia Kappa Alpha: College Topics: Courts AND Cunrsg Press Club. 7 Transfer from l49l STIEPIIIEN NVARD IDOI'l!I.l?lJAY Rocxsrkon Ii.u'lu'lu1 of Scivrn'e l..6 Vanderbilt Ave., Stapleton, Staten Island, New York Kappa Alpha: Di-an's List: Track: jefferson Society. JUSTIN B. Romflz li.n'l:rlor uf .Ycicmw 61 Fulton St., Xveehawken, New jersey University Band: Reporter, College Topics: Student Assembly. I.JoUol,.txs l7lENDl,ET0N Rucker: litlclwrlur of Scicllct' Rothesay Road, Richmond, Virginia Delta Tau Delta. JACK L. RUSSELL li.:rl:t'lor nl Science Moss Point, Mississippi PVILLI.-KN INELSON ST. ,lo11N litlrhchrr of Sclcmw Appalachia, Virginia Milligan College: Jefferson Society, Treasurer, Kappa Psi: Dean's l.ist. BuR'1'oN F. S.-x1.1'E'1'1nt litlchelor of Science 19 38-' 34: Alpha 228 Beach l23rd St., Rockaway Park, l.ong Island, New York Alpha Epsilon Pi: Intermediate Honors: Dean's List: First Year Tennis Team, 1935-,36: Varsity Tennis Team, 1936-'37. COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SC IENCES APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE LOUIS WOODRURY SCHMIDT Bachelor of Science Avon, New jersey Delta Kappa Epsilon, Freshman Football, Boxing, Baseball, German Club, Lambda Pig Eli Banana, Imp , Varsity Football, 1935-'37, Varsity Boxing, I936-'38, Co-Captain, 1938, National Collegiate Light-heavyweight Champion, 1937-'38, 3-3-3U Council, Vice-President, VU Club, 13 Societyg Coach, Freshman Boxing, 1939, Dean's List. WILLIAM FEAY SHEI,I.IvIAN, JR. Iitichelur of Science ZI6 East 46th St., Savannah, Georgia QIEORGE GREGORY SI-IELTON liuclielm of Science 2 Newhn Road, Princeton, New Jersey Delta Upsilong Interfracernity Council, l937-'38g Representative, CORKS AND CuRI.s, 1937-'38. RICHARD SHEPIIERD, III. li-lclxclur of Science 701 Amelia Ave., Portsmouth, Virginia University Band, Freshman Baseball. RAYMOND D. SIGLER, JR. liuclyclor of Science I0 Woodlnoixt Road, Nlontclair, New jersey Delta Upsilong Alpha Kappa Psi: Dean's List, l935g Circulation Manager, University Virginia Magazine, 1936-'37. IVIARTIN R. D. SINGER liuclrclur of Science I064 Carroll Place, New York, New York Zeta Beta Tau, Associate Editor, llexiiewer, College Tupicrg Speclulorg Dean's -Ist. L501 Track Team, Beta Theta Pi, Cross-Country Track Squad, Tennis GEORGE PAYNE SMITH, JR. Bachelor OI Science 7l4 Rose St., Clifton Forge, Virginia Delta Upsilong Intermediate Honors, First Year Track TeaIn. GEORGE B. SMOLEN llaclwlor III Science 403 Ocean Parkway, Brooklyn, New York Zeta Beta Tau CHARLES REED SMOOT lirrclielm OI Science The Shoreham Hotel, Wa:,l1iI1groII, D. C. Sigma Chi, Skull and Keysg Dean's l.iat, 1936-'3-Ii. RAYNER VARSEII SNEAD llaclzelur uf Avis Washixigtoim, Virginia Year Jefferson Society, Little Congress, Senior Cabinet, First Cabinet: Debating Team. RICHARD F. SONNERORN lluclxelor of Science 8l Sycamore Ave., Mount Vernon, New YoIk Zeta Beta Tau, Business Manager College Topics, 19385 Advertising lVliUl5lgt'l', College Tnpirx, l937g Press Club, Dean's List. WII.I.IAIvI ALIIERT SOURS, JR. Bachelor of Science Kenbridge, Virginia Squad, Track Squadg Dean's List. COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE I Sigma Nu, Freshman Swiinmiu Tennis, Assistant Nlanater H. Doucms SPRUANCE, JR. llaflyclur of Science 276 Ascan Ave., 1'orest Hills, New York K- H Nlanager, Tennis Team, Freshman Numerals. Wu.1.mM Coi,soN STIEURING, JR. liuc'lu'lu1 of flrlf 126 liast Mistletoe Ave., San Antonio, Texas. FRANK IJILLARIJ S'1'lNNE'l l', JR. Urlclyelur of Srienre Lynchlwnrg, Virginia Spcrmmr, Dean's List, Ii. S. U. MUll1lzXY AR'r11UR SToI.1.12R liiwlielur uf Sl.'il'1IL'4.' B5 South Main St., Spring Valley, New York Spermlar, Dean's List. .ANSELIXI L. S'rRAuss Brutlrelur of .S'rleni'e 441 Dunham Ave., Nlount Vernon, New York Alpha Epsilon Pi, Intermediate Honors, Dean's l.ist. ARMSTRONG '1'itoM.fxs . Bar.-In-lor of Srierlre: 1605 Bolton Ave., Baltimore, Maryland Glee Club, Dean's List.. , Tennis Team C. DAN CITHOMPSON llilthelor of Scierlfm' Oakton, Virginia Alpha Kappa Psi, 1937-'39, Treasurer. 1938-'39, FRANK A. r.111'lOIXl1'S0N, 111 ll.u'Iu'Iur of Srienfe 117 South Clay Ave. Ferguson, St. Louis, Missouri Kappa Sigma, Skull and Keys, German Club, First Year Basketball, Tennis Team, 1937-'39, Captain, Tennis Team, 1938-'39, Cheerleader, 1938-'39, In- terfraternity Council, Debating, 19311-'39, Varsity lioxiug, 1938-'39, EVON G. TILL, JR. l5.u'In'lor of Scienre Hammond, Louisiana NVu.r,mm Crriuz CIJRUEH.-KRT, JR. lI.lrlu'lnr of Sr'iem'e Chester. Virginia Alpha Tau Omega, Candidate for Final Honors, Dean's 1.ist, Transfer from Yale, 1937. H. S. r11UTl'1II,L, JR. lliltlvelur uf Sr'it'rxt'e Marlboro, New York Intermediate Honors, Alpha Kappa Psi, Beta Gamma Sigma I1'1onorary Com- rnitteel, Freshman Swimming. ROBERT IRVING UPSHUR liarhelm nf Scicnte 4 l.oring Place, Sumter, South Carolina COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES lsri APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE Zeta Beta WILLIAM VALENTIN lltlefzclur of Science 6609 Torresdale Ave., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania BURTON D. Vicnott Iluclycluf of Science 230 Irving Place, Woodmen'e, Long Island, New York JOHN W. WALLER llarhelur uf Science The Plains, Virginia Comes ANIJ Cunrsg Dean's List, Intermediate Honors IJONALD WAI.'r12Rs l3.n'ln.'lur nf .S'e1ence 887 Park St., Charlottesville, Virginia Tang Manager, Freshman and Varsity Swimming, I938g Madison Hall Work. CHARLES SERGEON WARD llnebelvr ul Srirnee l6ll Otis St., N. E., Wfashington, D. C. BENJAMIN fIARRE'I'T WATKINS litlflwlur uf Scierlcc H43 West Main St., Danville, Virginia Freshman Football: University Band. R. C. WATTS, JR. litrclzelur ul A111 2137 Rivermont Ave., Lyncliburg, Virginia Delta Kappa lipsilong Lambda Pig President, German Club, T. I. I.. K. A.g lmp g Student Board of Arbitration. .IIEANNE ICLIQANUR WEAVER Utrebclur of Srience 214 Rugby Road, University, Virginia Representative from the College in the Woiiieti Student's Association. IIERTRAIXI D. Wlziss Iinelyrlor ol Scienee 140 Beach 60th St., Arverne, I.ong Island, New York. Sports Editor, Cullegz' 'fupierg First Year Baseball, l9361 Intermediate Honors, 1937. CHARLES IQI.r.ioT Wnlsmnk lluclrrlur uf Science Easton, Maryland Phi Gamma Delta, Varsity Track Team, 1937-'39g V Clubg Cross-Country Team, 1936-'37, Lambda Pig P. K. Society. T. BYRNE W1-11TEsmE lluelvelor of Science Lookout Mountain, Chattanooga, Tennessee Phi Kappa Sigma, President, Skull and Keys, 1938-'39: Vice-President, P. K. Society, 1938-'39, Vice-President, Interfraternity Council, 1938-'39, First Year Football, 19355 First Year Boxing, 1936, T. I. I.. K. A., Imp , JOI-IN J. W1Lm2 Bachelor nl Science 8 Herbert Ave., Wl1ite Plains, New York Pi Kappa Alpha, Representative, Counts ANU Cunrs. COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES I52I APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES CHARLES FREDERIC WILSON, JR. Buchclor of Science 76 Kalorama Circle, Washiiigtoii, D. C. St. Elmo Hall, Skull and Keys, German Club, Boxing Squad, 1936-'38, Track Team, 1937-'38. J. H. TYLER WILSON Bachelor of Scicncc 2011 lV1onument Ave., Richmond, Virginia St. Anthony Hall, Freshman Boxing Squad, P. K. Society, Lambda Pi. PERONNEAU BROWN WINGO Bachelor of Arn' 1304 Park Avenue, Richmond, Virginia Freshman Boxing Squad, Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Squad, 1937- '38, Alpha Tau Omega, Skull and Keys, German Club. JOHN WARNER WINTHIQOI' Bachelor of Scicnce 361 Lancaster Ave., Haverford, Pennsylvania Intermediate Honors, Alpha Kappa Psi. WILLIAM B. WRIGHT, JR. Bachelor of Science 2914 23rd St., N., Arlington, Virginia Freshman Swimming Team, 1935, Varsity Swimming Team, 1936-'39, Captain, Swimming Team, 1939, Intermediate Honors, V Club, 1938. APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES WHOSE PICTURES STUART ASHBY BARKSDALE RUSSELL ROBINSON BARRETT, JR. WILLIAM Ross BREEDLOVE JOHN CHANDLER CURD WALTER MOE CUSHMAN HENRY PIERCE DEYERLE WILLIAM ANDREW DICKINSON GEORGE HILLARY DUNKLIN EDWARD BLAND F AIRCLOTH ROBERT VIRGIL FIELDING EDWARD FINLAY, JR. IRVIN FRIEDEN LAWRENCE ELLIOTT GORDON, JR. 1531 WALTER l'1ELBlG CTOTTSCI-IALK RAY EARLY IJAWKINS CHARLES FREDERICK .HUTAFF PETER JAPPE ICENNETH STEWART MCATEE ORD PRESTON JULIAN DOUGLAS SANGER ALLIE JOSEPH SHORT HUGO SONNENSCHEIN, JR. LAWRENCE GRANVlI,I.E STARKEY CAREY ADDISON STONE rrl-IOMPSON BUTLER WOODS, JR. JOSEPH HYMAN ZISRIND DO NOT APPEAR R K S l UNDERGRADUATES AI.DEN P. AAROE, 3 IIERMAN AIIADI, 2 vVAl.'l'ER R. ABPIl.I., I JOIIN M. ACKERSON, JR., I WM. ROI' ADAM, 2 RAI.S'I'0N H. ADAMS, 3 N. E. AIJIXMSON, JR., 2 LUTIIER T. AGEE, JR., I O'I l'0 C. AGRANOVITCII, 2 HEREI-:RT AI.BIER'l', 3 ROBI-:RT B. ALDRICII, 2 BUR'I'ON F. ALEXANDER, 3 ROBERT W. ALFRIEND, I GEROE C. ALLEN, I JAMES S. AI.I.EN, JR., 2 ROBERT O. ALLEN, I WILLIAM A. ALLEN, I L. RANDOLIIII AMISS, I LANE S. ANDERSON, I SAMUEL L. ANDERSON, 3 WII.I.IAM S. ANDERSON, 2 VV. W. ANDERSON, JR., I FRED J. ANTHONY, I JOIIN S. ARCIIER, JR., 3 V. WII.I.IAM ARCIIER, JR., DAVID ARIiNS'I'ElN, I GEORGE M. ARISMAN, JR., 2 JOIIN F. ARNOLD, 2 MlDDI.H'I'0N F. ASPlNVS'AI.I., ROBERT A. AURTIIUR, I GEORGE D. AXFORIJ, I THEODORE A. AX'I5RS, 2 'IXIIOMAS II. BACON, 3 DONALD F. BADDOCK, 2 CURTIS L. BADGER, I ADOLPHE V. BARR, 3 ALVIN V. BAIRD, JR., 2 RICIIARD L. BAIRD, III., I NICOLAS BAJENOEE, 2 A. ALAN BAKALAR, 2 MARK I. BAKER, 2 RICIIARD R. BAKER, III., I MARTIN S. BALI., JR., 3 JACK D. BAI.I.ENGIiR, I FRANK H. BAI.SI.BY, 2 GEORGE I-I. BALSLBY, 3 ERIC R. BANcROIfI', 2 DONAI.D MCG. BANE, 2 MERRILI. H. BANKARD, 2 VV. BRYAN BANKER, JR., 2 ROLAND L. BANKS, JR., 2 BENJAMIN W. BANULIS, I SIDNEY J. BARIIAN, 3 AMEDEO A. BARBANTI, I CIIARLES 0. BARCLAY, JR., 3 ROBERT C. BARCLAY, III., WILLIAM S. BARKER, 2 S. ASIIBI' BARKSDAI.E, 4. BI.ANTON G. BARNES, I FRHIIERIC G. BARNIIT, JR., I VVILLIAM C. BARR, 2 CRAIG W. BARRY, 2 ELIOT F. HAR'I'I.E'I I', 2 HARDIN J. BARTON, 2 ROBERT B. BASS, 3 ARTIIUR J. BASSEIII., 2 VFIIBO. G. BATEMAN, JR., JOIIN D. BATES, 3 JOIIN S. BA'I l'I.E, JR., I w7Il.l.IAM C. BAT'I'LE, 2 W. C. HAUKNlGI'I'l', JR., I FRANK C. BEACIIAM, I CLIIfI-'ORD L. BEAKES, 3 ARTHUR P. BEAN, JR., I EDWIN F. BEECIIER, JR., I FREDERIC II. BBIIR, JR., 2 TIIOMAS G. BELL, 2 WII.I.IAM II. BELL, JR., 2 BRAINARD J. BELMORE, 2 RICIIARD 0. BEMAN, 3 FRED L. BENCKENSTEIN, 2 VICTOR B. BENIIAM, JR., I JUSTIN BBRGMAN, JR., I PBTIER HERKEY, III., I PRICE BERKOWITZ, I GERALD A. BERLIN, 3 ROBERT II. BERNI-IARDI, I LEONARD N. BIiRNS'l'EIN, 2 l541 E. RAYMOND BERRY, 1 FREDERICK E. BOYLE, 1 RICHARD E. BUCHANAN, 2 0-I-1-0 J, BETZ, JR., I A. CLINTON BOzE, 5 WTLLTAM F. BULL, JR., 1 JAMES W, BEVERIDGE, 2 DAN1EL BRADLEY, 2 , JOSEPH L. BURCHE'l l'A, 2 MTLLARD F. BIBER, 2 HUGH W- BRANCH, I AMBROSE W. BURFOOT, JR., 1 H. A. BIEDENHARN, JR., 1 JOSEPH A- BRAND, 2 EDWARD BURGERS, JR., 2 ALIJEN G. BICELOW, 2 WM. VAN C. BRANDT, JR., 1 JUS-I-,N In BURNES, 2 HERBERT H. BIGELOW, 2 VVILLIAM G. BRANGHAM, 1 THORNTON W. BURNET, I FRANKI-IN B- BIGG5, 3 EARIIE W' BRAUER- I CHAS. R. BURNETT, JR., 2 MONTE L' BINDER- 3 MAUMCE M' BMV' 3 NATHAN BUSHNELL, III., 2 CEOFFREY H. BTNNEVELD OHN B. BRECKINRIDGE 1 I ' 3 J ' J. JARvlS BUTLER, III., 1 SCHUYLER M. B1ssELL, 2 W1LL1AM C. BREED, 1 CHAUNCEY L. BUTTS, 1 S. C. BLACKISTON, JR., 2 LOUTS M. BREIER, 1 ROBERT T. BYRD, JR., 1 JOHN D. BLACKWELL, 3 STANLEY S. BRENNER, 1 AUGUST H. CAHTLL, 1 LUTHER R. BLAIR, 3 JOSE:-H BRESLER, 1 r B. VVELLS CALDWELL, 1 PHOMAS W. BLAIR, 2 NAT1-1AN1EL W. BRIGGS, 2 F. DABNEY CALDWELL 1 WALTER J. BLAIR, 1 HAROLD BRll.l.IAN'l', 1 ' ROBERT C. CALDWELL 1 JOHN W. BLAKESLEE, 3 I-IENRY S. BRINKERI-IOFF, 2 ' CLARENCE T. CAl.I,AI-IAN .. WM. A. BLANKINSI-IIP, 2 ROY J. BRTTTEN, 3 ' 6 A : L. AM II. ARNOLD H. BLOCII, 1 A. DAY BRIXEY, JR., 2 J MPS C P' I ' I JOSEPH H, BLOCK, 2 HERBERT A- BROCK, I PIOLBROOK CAMPBELL, 3 H,,N,,Y D. BLOOM, 3 E. T' BROMFWD, JR., 2 NELSON CAMPBELL, 1 RICIIARII R- BI-OOIVIER, 4- FREDERICK D. BROOKE, 1 P' BRUCE CAMPBELL' 2 WI'-I-IAIVI H- BOARD- JR-- 2 SAMUEL R. BROOKS, JR., 1 ARNOLD J- CANTON- I CHARLES C. BOATWRTGHT, 2 W. RUSSELL BROOKS, 2 WIIIIIIAM H- CANIWEI-Iv 2 L. HOWARD BOEHNER, 1 JOHN Y. BROWN, III., 2 MOSBY G- CAROOZO, 2 GOUOH W. T. BOLTON, 2 ROBERT L. BROWN, 2 ROBERT L. CARDOzO, 1 RODNEY T. BONSALL, JR., 1 THOMAS MCG. BROWN, 1 STEPHEN G- CAREW. 3 BODLBY BOOKER, JR., 3 DONALD BRUCE, 1 IOS- E- CARI'EN'I'IfR- 2 IRVING BORNSTEIN, 1 ROBERT J. BRUCK, 3 LI-OYO G- CARR, 3 MICIIAEI. A. BOSCO, 1 DONALD L. BRUMMER, 2 RICIIARO C- CARR- 2 EDWIN C. BOSTOCK, JR., 3 LEW D. BRUNDAGE, 1 R- W- CARRINGTON. JR-- 3 C. LIND BOWDEN, 3 C. BRAXTON BRYAN, III., 1 N- JACKSON CARROI-I-, 3 JAMES E. BOWDEN, 1 THOMAS P. BRYAN, JR., 3 HENRY L. CARTER, .IRA 2 WYTHE D. BOWE, JR., 2 ARTHUR H. BRYANT, JR., 3 JDS- W- CARTER, 3 ROY N. BOWMAN, 2 BURTON C. BRYANT, 2 ROBERT CARTER, 3 JESSE C. BOWYER, 1 I-IUBERT K. BUCHANAN, JR., 2 W1LL1AM P. CARTER, JR., 3 SHERMAN A. BOYCE, 1 LANDON G. BUCHANAN, 2 DEW1TT B. CASLER, JR., 2 i551 I 'I93 O l K S l SIDNEY W. COIIEN, 3 RALI-II D. COIIN, 1 I.IzwIs S. CA'l'l.IN, I ROHM, G CONN I . . , W. Sco'I I' CAUCIIOIS, 1 Ronrm, S COHN I . . , 'IQIIOMAS G. CAu'rIIoRNIz, 3 LFWIS M COINFR I . . . , LOUIS A' CERUHI' 2 CARROI.I. N. CoI.nY, 1 JOII B. CIIAVFIZ, JR., 3 THOMAS H COW I . . .ALMHRS 2 11105 G CH ' CIIARLRs W. COLEMAN, 1 CIIAs. CIIAMIIRRLAIN, 2 IIIINRY COLLIER, 1 VV. A. CIIAMIIRRS, JR., 3 JOF H COILINS I . . . , JAMIss A. CIIANRY, 1 ROBERT H. Com., 2 CI-IAs. E. CHANNING, JR., 3 VVHHAM O COMES 2 . . . , f:IiRARD S. CIIAPIN, 1 FRANCIS M' COMP-I-ON, I JOHN W- CHMMAN1 3 ALFRED B. CONAWAY, JR., 2 7 . THOS' VS' CHAPMAN' 2 r1lIOMAS A. CONLON, JR., 1 W. W. ScO'I I' CIIARMAN, 2 GWNN W CONNFHY 2 , . . . . . , I.oYII VV. CIIARLIIE, 1 SAM R' CONNELLY, JR., 4 BRRNARII S. CIIARLOP, 1 P L CONQUFST IH 2 - - 1 1 'I EDVVARD N. CIIIEEK, JR., 1 VVHHAM H CONRAD I . . . , lfIRRnIsR'I' J. CIIRRNIS, 2 FRFNCH H CONWAY 2 . . , EIIWARII J. CIIILIIRRS, 2 JOHN M. CONWELL, 2 J. CAl.VI'l l' CLARKE, JR., 2 PIONRY In COOK, I S'l'lEI'IIliN V. CLARRII, 2 ROBFR., A COOK I . . , BUCKNER W. CLAY, 1 LHROY COOPER, -TRW 3 MOSliS R. Cl.IEMIiN'l'S, JR., 3 'MARVIN L, COPLAN, 3 JOIIN II. CI.I2VFiI.AND, 2 THOMAS H' COROLE, 3 GORIIAM CLIF'I'ON, JR., 1 WALTER F. CORNNELL, 3 ROY G- CLOUGH. .TR-I 2 RORRRT C. COSGROVE, 2 C- A- CWBORNE. IR-. 2 BAsII. G. COSTAS, 2 Al.IIIiR'l' K. Cocxn, 2 JESSE R. COVER, 2 J. RICIIARII COCRIQ, 2 MARTIN L, COWEN, 1 J. I. CoImINc'roN, JR., 3 HARRY I-I. CowI.Es, 2 WARII D. COFRIN, 1 EIIWARO O. Cox, 3 EVERlE'l I' C. COGIIlI.I,, 3 JAMES B, Cox, 2 IRWIN B. COIIRN, 1 MAYNARI1 P. Cox, 1 LRROY COI-IEN, 1 ANDREW S. COXR, 2 MORTON A. COIIRN, 1 PETER M. COY, 1 E561 ROBERT E. CoYI.Iz, 2 CIIAS. G. CRADDOCK, JR., 1 Ross W. CRAIG, 1 WILLIAM D. CRAIG, 2 FIQIIOMAS W. S. CRAVEN, 3 NA'I'IIAN P. CRAWFORD, JAMES CRIswIsI.I., 2 JOHN I-I. CRONLY, JR., CAI.vIN C. CRUM, 1 XNILLIAM J. CRUMM, I R. PHILIP CRUTE, 2 2 I ORVILLE E. CUMINGS, JR., 1 C. C. CUNNINGHAM, JR., 4 W. C. CUNNINGHAM, 1 WILLIAM E. CURRIII, JR., 2 M. JAMES CZARNIECKI, JR, T. Tonn DABNEY, 1 CHANNINO W. DANIEL, JR 3 JOHN P. DAUcH'I'RIzY, 2 CHARLES R. DAVIES, JR., 3 JOIIN A. B. DAVIES, 2 JOHN J. DAvII2s, JR., 2 BERNARD W. DAVIS, 2 CHARLES P. DAVIS, 3 FRANK L. DAVIS, 1 J. VERNON DAVIS, 1 J. CORBIT DAvIs, 2 RICHARD E. DAvIs, 3 THOMAS N. DAVIS, III. , 2 TIIOMAs H. DAwsoN, 2 JOHN R. DECRRR, 1 RALPH DECOVRNY, 3 PRISCO F. DEFRONZO, 1 JOSEPH P. DEGRACE, 1 Joss me Jnsus, 1 GUY B. DELAFIELD, JR. JOHN B. DIz1.ANIzY, 1 , I ROBERT G. DELAUNEY, 3 I-IENLEY H. DENMEAD, I LOUIS J. DEPUTY, 4 CIUILLIIRMO DE ROU XIS VVII.I.IAM G. 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ECGLESTON, JR., I BENJAMIN B. EIIRICI-I, 3 I DAVID R. EICIIENGREEN, 2 ELLIS P. EISENSTEIN, I JACK R. EISNER, 2 E571 CLAYTON VV. ELIEY, I ALBERT J. ELIAS, 1 HENRY G. EI.I.li'l l', JR., 2 DOUGLAS I-I. IfI.I.I0'l I', I ROLAND H. ELI.IS, JR., VICTOR ELMALEII, I I.. BROOKS ELMS, 6 RICIIARD J. ELY, 6 J. GREY EMMONS, JR., 2 RICIIARD A. ENGLANDICR, I JOIIN D. EPIIERLY, 2 CIIARI.Es M. EI-STEIN, JR. RICIIARD B. EPSTICIN, I CIIARI.ES T. EVANS, JR. KIERR S. EVANS, 3 PEYTON R. EVANS, JR., WILLIAM B. EVANS, 3 I 3 Z NATIIANIIEI. M. EVVELI., JR, I EDWARD L. FABIAN, 2 GABRIEL FAGOT, I ROBERT B. FAIRDAIRN, 3 DONALD F. FARREN, I HARRY L. FAUI.CONER, I DONALD T. FAULKNER, 2 D. ROSCOE FAUNCE, JR. FRANCIS A. FAY, 2 JACOD I-I. FEACLES, JR., , I 2 EUGENE M. FEINBI.A'l'T, 2 ARMAND S. FEI.DMAN, 3 CORNELIUS C. FELTON, JR, ROBERT R. FENSTERIER, I RICIIARD II. FEUII.I.Ii, 2 FRANCIS H. FIFE, 2 MARSIIALI. G. FINCK, 2 SEYMOUR FINKEI.S'l'IiIN, I SIDNEY P. FINKEI.S'1'EIN C. I-IAINES FINNELL, 2 I 3 O RKS CI-IARI.Es M. 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PERRY, 2 MARVIN B. PERRY, JR., 3 VVM. C. PERRY, III., 2 G. FREEI.AND PETER, JR., JOIIN B. PE'I'I'ER, 2 'I93 R l K S l LAWRENCE L. PRINCE, 1 KENNETH REU'rI.INcER, 3 DONALD J. PRoc'I'oR, 1 ARNOLD M, REYNOLDS, 1 RoD'I'. L. PE'I'rIuoNE, 1 ERNEST W. PURCELL, 2 JOHN G. RHODES' I HOMER B' PETTIT' JR I HARoI.D H. PURCELI., 2 TROWLLO G, RHODES, JRO A M'S1'm' PEHON' 3 'I'IIos. W. PURCELI., JR., 2 pm-ER L, RICHARDS, I FRANK C. PIDCEDN, JR., 1 IAS' or PUTNAM, JR., 4 WM. C' RICHARDS, 3 JOHN F' PIERCE, I WM' L' PUTNEY' JR 3 B. R. RIcIIARDsoN, JR., 2 N' M' HUMAN' JR 2 BARNES T. PYLE, 1 RANDOLPH P. PILLOW, 1 IAS. Cl QOARLOS, I L' W' RICHARDSON' 2 L' A. PINKUSSOHNY JR., I FRANK K. QUIGLEY, I R. EDW. RIcIIEsoN, JR., 2 N' S 'W'A PITOUV I L. D. TEACKLE QUINBY, 2 JACK R' Rmcs' 3 J- NOWMND PVFTMANI 2 AR'rAI.Do V. QUINoNEs, 1 JOE R' RIGGS' 2 KWH T' PWZERI 3 RICHARD A. RAICHLEN, 3 -IAS' F' R'NDFI'E'SCH' 2 ROBT. J. PLAUT, I IAS' B- RANDOM I WM. A. RINEHART, III., 2 EDWIN H. PI.EAsAN1's, 1 JOHN P- RANSON, I WM, A, RINOWOOO, 2 WM' W' PLUMMER' I MARIO C. RAVARINO, 2 ROBT' S- R'ST'NEv ' Moss A. PLUNRET, JR., 1 DONALD J' RAVEN, I JOHN A. R,,,.O,,O,O I FRED G' POLLARD' 3 CIIAS. B. RAwoI.I.E, 2 CHA5- H- RITE JR-I I RoE'I'. N. PoI.I.ARD, JR., 1 CHM. A. REMO 2 SANFORD E. RWTER, 3 JOHN R' PORTER' JR 2 SAMUEL 3, READ, 3 SAUI. RI'rzENEERc, 1 WM' C' PORTER' ' BERNARD L. REAMS, 2 ALEXANDER RWHS, 3 Rom B' POSMCKI 2 CIIA5, L, REED, 2 EDNVIN H. RoEEINs, 6 T. VAN DYKE PoT'rs, 1 J. WILLIAM REED, 3 RALPH ROOMNS, I DAVID P. POWERS, JR., 1 l R. GARDNER REED, 3 JOHN S. ROBERTS, JRO 2 JOHN H- POWERS, I CMS, T, REESE, 2 SIDNEY E. ROBERTS, JR., 2 ROBT- C- P'W 'f 3 CLAUDE D. REESE, JR., 1 DENNIS L- ROBERTSON. 2 GEO- A- PRAT '1 .TR-I I GQRIJON K, REESEY 3 EDGAR B. ROBERTSON, 3 ROBT- R- PRENWSI UL- I Jos. N. REGA, 2 SELDEN A. ROBERTSON, 2 ORD PRESTON, JR-I 4 H. FISHER REHRER, 1 RICHARD I. ROBINSON, 3 RDET. S. PRESTON, JR., 3 EUGENE J. RUNER, 2 JOHN B, RQQAN, 2 WM' R' PRESTON, I JAs. B. REINIIARDT, 1 EDWIN B- ROL'-ER, I MILLARID PRE1'zEEI.DER, JR., 1 JEROME L, REISBERC, 2 Tuos. A. RoI.I.ER, 3 COY HOYT PRICE, 2 Rom: A. REISTER, 3 FRANK DEW. ROLLINS, 1 LEONARD S. PRICE, 3 HERBERT H. RESIIEESKY, 1 JARED L. RoI.s'I'oN, 3 A. M. PRICIIARD, JR., 2 WILFREIJ RESNICK, 3 LAWRENCE S. ROME, 1 I6-11 LEoN RosENnAUM, JR., S1oMUN11 ROSIENBAUM, 1 NORMAN RosENn1.UM, 1 RA1.1'11 L. RosEN1f11e1.11, 1 DAV111 J. Ros1sNs'1'1E1., 1 I'IE1z1zE1z'1' II. RosEN'1'11A1,, 2 Ii11oAR C. Ross, II., 1 RA1.1f11 P. Ross, JR., 1 Ro111a11'1' S. Ross, 2 W111.1foR1m VV. Ross, 1 P1111.1.11' E. Ro'1'11AR, 2 IRVING A, Ro'1'11EN11EkG DAV111 RO'l'IlSCIIII.D, II., WM. A. ROUGIIAN, 1 E. E11cA1z Rou'1'11, JR., 1 RUss111.1. J. Row1.E'1 1', JR., 2 IIowAR11 S. Run1N, 3 CoNwA1' RU1.oN-M11.1.Ek, 3 Jo11N R. RUMHRY, 3 DEKA1.n RussE1.1., JR., 2 DoNA1.o G. RUssE1.1., 2 IIUG11 E. RUssE1.1., 1 jo11N II. RUssE1.1., 2 Ro1sE11'1' C. Ru'1'1.1soc1s, 2 WM. II. SAGER, 2 WM, L. SAGER, 1 WM. N. S'1'. jo11N, 2 FRIIIJIERIC A. SA1.'1'MA11s11, 1 li1'RoN R. SAM1'1.E, 1 KIRO. R. SAN11Eks, 1 VVM. B. SANDERSON, 3 Rox' P. SAN11111cE, jk., JAMES IE. SANok11x:E, 1 PE'1'1111 C. SAN1foR11, 1 jU1,1AN D. SANGER, 2 F112 L. SARGIiAN'I', 2 JAMES Ii. SAko1aAN'1', 4 '1'Il0S. D. SAVAGE, 1 Jo11N G. SAUERBIECK, 1 AR'I'IIUR SCIIARI-'S'l'IiIN, Rox' R. SC111aC11'1'Ek, 1 VVM. F. SCIIIENCK, 2 I I Ro11'1'. F. SCIIENKKAN, 2 IE. SYKES Sc11E11MAN, 1 Pli'l'ER N. Sc1111.1.Ek, 1 Lows IE. SCIIINDIEI., 2 IRWIN II. SCIII.ACII'l'ER, R01z'1'. II. Sc111.Es1NcER, 4 E651 S'I'liI'IIEN I. Sc111.0ssBERc, 1 RICIIAR11 SCIINIEER, 3 CIIAS. F. Sc11NE111E11, 3 I,EoNA1u1 N, Sc11N1a1oEk FRE11 L. SCIIOIEIV, II., 3 F1zE11ER1C1c VV. SCIIOEW, JACK J. Sc11oo1.Ev, 3 DAV111 R. M. SCo'1 1', 1 , I JR., I R101-1Ak11 S. SCo'1 1', JR., 2 WA1.'1'ER F. SCO'1 1', JR., 1 FRANCIS C. Sc1u'MsER, 2 RoEE11'1' C. SEA'1'oN, 2 EDXVIN L. SEAY, 2 Akcll II. SEEWAL11, 1 I311wA1u1 M. SE1111., 1 I21m'ARo II, SE1.0N1C1c, 2 PREs'1'oN M. SIENCINDIVIZR, 2 RA1.1'11 A. S11AFEk, jk., 2 FRANK VV. S11A1f1fEk, 3 VVM. W. SIIANK, 1 JAMES VV. S11ANKs, 1 BENNA1111 S11A1-1110, 1 IsA11o11E SIIAPIRO, 1 SAMUEL S. S11A1'111o, 2 AMos B. SIIARRE'l l'S, 2 IE11wA1111 P. SlIARRIi'I l'S, BENJ. W. SIIAUB, jk., A1.AN W. SIIAW, jk., 2 S1oN11Y VVM. SIIAW, 1 L1ss'1'E11 D. S11EE'1's, 1 PIETIER K. S11E1fF1E1.o, 3 VVM. I-I. S11E1fF11z1.o, 3 MAk'1'1N SIIlilN'I'0CH, 1 GEO. G. S11E1.'1'oN, 5 JR., 3 I I93 R K S R. FUI.TON SMITH, 2 ROET. N. SMITH, 2 AGRSON E. SHELTON 1 J ' VVAI.'I'ER C. SMITH, 3 DAVID SHEPHERD, 1 WM. H. SMITH, 1 THOMAS H. SHERLEY, 1 WM. MASSIE SMITH, 1 W. JOHN SHERROUSE, 1 EDWARD O. SMl'l'l-IDEAL, JR., 1 JOIIN M. SHERWOOD, 3 FRANK W. SMYTHE, JR., 1 L. RAY SHIEI.Ds, 2 NIARSHALI. J, SNAPP, 1 JAMES E. SHIVELY, 2 PEYTON WM. N. WM. P. SNAVELY, 2 C. G. SHORT, 3 EDWARD P. SNEAD, 1 SHOWALTER, JR., 1 JAMES G. SNEAD, 2 M. BROOKS SHREAVI-IS, 1 JOHN L. SNEED, 3 DAN W. SICHER, 3 GEO. R. SNELL, 2 BERNARD R. SIEGEL, 3 SAMUEI. J. SOLOMON, 1 CHESTER P. SIEMs, JR., 1 FENTON D. SOMERVILLE, 2 MOR1'0N J. SILK, 2 WlNS'I'ON M. SoMERvILI.E, 3 CHAS. A. SII.LIMAN, 1 W. HOLT SOUDER, 1 ROBT. C. SIMMONS, JR., 3 Ml'l'CHEL MARVIN C. SOURS, 1 I. T. SIMON 1 ' RUSSELL M. SOUTHALL, 1 ARNOLD B. SINGER, 1 JOHN R. SPARKS, I ROBERT A' SKEDGELL' I ROET. L. SPAULDING, JR., 3 105- J- SKINNER, JR., I WALTER W. SPEARMAN, 1 LEWIS A. SLUTSKY, 1 WM, p. SPENCER, I ARTHUR J- SMITH, I MAURY L. SPENSRY, 1 CHAS. B. SMITH, 1 MOR'l'ON B. SPERO, 1 CLAUDE H. SMITII, II., 2 FRITZ SPINDEI., 1 EDWARD II. SMITH, 3 JOHN J. SPITTLE, JR., 1 EIWVARD S. SMITH, 1 SFYFH SPRAGUET JR-I I HOWARD M. SMITH, 2 FRANK W- SPEAKER, I JAMES A. SMITH, 2 C. VERNON SPRATLEY, JR., 2 J. DOYLE SMI'rH, 1 WM. F. SPURI-OCK, 2 J, BOND SMH-11, JR., 1 BURCHELL L. STALLARD, 1 Jos. T. SMITH, JR., 1 GEO. B. STALLINGS, JR., 2 PARRE F. SMITH, 1 ARTHUR C. STANLEY, JR., RICHARD L. SMITH, 1 DONALD T. STANT, JR., 1 l66l JAMES R. STANTON, 1 BRYANT D. STAPLES, 3 HARRY O. STAPLES, 1 JOHN R. STAPLIIS, I BAYARD G. STARBUCK, 1 ROBT. S. STEIN, 1 HUGH M, STEINEERGER, 2 ROBT. W. STEINHILEER, 1 W. M. STEPPACHER, II., SIDNEY H. STERN, JR., 1 ARTHUR A. STERNEERG, 1 F. ROET. STERNKOPF, 3 SAMUEL W. STERRETT, 3 WM. C. STEUEING, JR., 2 EDWARD B. S'l'EWAR'I', 1 MILTON E. STEWART, 3 T. DAvID STIMSON, 1 ALEXANDER C. STORES, 2 IIARRY C. STOKES, 2 RAYMOND H. STORES, 1 AI.vAN I. STONE, 1 DAVID G. STONE, 1 RORT. C. STONE, 1 THOMAS E. STooPs, 1 T. IRWIN STORRS, 2 PUTNAM T. STOWE, 1 ROBINSON S. B. STOXVE, 2 JOHN S. STRANG, 3 I RAYMOND I. STRAUs, JR., 1 BERNARD H. S'I'RAUsE, 2 JOSEPH M. STRAUSS, I E. LEROY STRIORLER, 4 ROBT. M. STROKER, 1 LOUIS D. STRONG, 1 E. I-IAIJLEY STUART, JR., 2 ICIIWARII O. TIIOMAS, JR., 2 VVM. H. SUSKIN, I fIORDON C. TIIOMAS, 2 PIIILIP B. SUSSIVIAN, 2 LESTIER '11HOMAS, 3 PAUL E. SU'l'IIERI.AND, 2 FRANCIS G. '.l'llOMASON, I JOIIN C. SWANK, JR., 2 FRANK L. TIIOMASSON, JR., I CIIESLEY I. SWANN, JR., 2 C. DANIEL TQIIOMPSON, 4 . JAMES SWE'l'I', I CIIAS. H. THOMPSON, III., 2 FRANK H. SYMINGTON, I JOEL r1xI10MI'SON, 3 SIMON J. TAGER, I ROE'I'. R. r1'HOMI'SON, JR., I DONALII S, rfAI'l', I VVM. P. '.l'HORlNG'l'0N, 2 DANIEL D. TALLEY, III., I JAMES R. '1.'IIORN, I CARTER TALMAN, JR., 3 IivERE'I I' D. rrHORNER, 3 ROrs'I'. M. TANKESLEY, 3 TIIOS. M. TIIORNIIILL, JR., I ROI3'I'. L. ZFARRING, 2 EIIWARII N. VIYIIROOP, 4 HARRY K. TAYLOR, I IEVON G. VIKILL, JR., 3 JAMES M. r1'AYl.0R, 3 HOWARD H. 'flNGUE, 3 JOIIN E. TAY'l.Oli, I CARI.Os A. TOUII, I MANNING TAYLOR, I JOIIN K, '1'0DD, 2 QUIN'I'ARn 'I'AYI.0R, JR., 2 ROBERTO J, TOIIII, I RICIIARII M. rI'AYl.0R, 3 EIWVIN A. r1'0OI,lS, I WM. W. TAYLOR, I VINCENT F. TORIIAN, 2 '11 STEVEN TEGU, -1. II. IQIRT r1xOUCHS'I'0NIE, JR., 2 DAVID B- THNNEYI 3 DUANIE L. TOWER, I IEARI. V. 'I'IIACKER, JR., 2 CAMPBELL TOWNSENII, 3 X671 II. J. TRACl'I'I'lENBliRl7, I VINCENT A. TRAMONTE, 6 R. W. 'l'RAI'Nlil.l., III., 3 WALLACE D. r1'REVII.I.lAN, 3 O. ASHTON TQRICE, JR., 2 WM. R. 'fRIGG, III., 3 CIIAS. H. '1xRII'I.li'lVl', III., 3 T. DAWSON '1'RII'PE, 3 JOHN R. TROXELI,, 1 WM. C. rFRUElIEAR'I', JR., 2 MARTIN TUCK, 2 BIEVERLEY D. TQUCKER, JR., I BEVIZRLEY R. '1'UCKER, JR., 3 BOYD '1'UCKER, 2 JOSEPH B. FFUCKIER, I CIECII. B. TUI.I., I VVM. M. '1'UNS'I'AI.I., JR., 4 ROn'r. B. TURNBUIII., BIEVIS F. '1'URNER, I CLAUDE A. rfURNIiR, DAVID M. '1qURNliR, 2 FRANK Ii. TURNER, 4 2 JR-, FRANK K. rfURNliR, I VVM. C. '1iU'l'IIIl.l., I C. R0lIliR'l' 'l'YI.ER, I WM. C. r1tYl.ER, I II ERI: ERI' U NTIERB ERGER, I ROIII: I. UIISIIUR, 3 G. G. VAl.IiN'l'INli, JR RORI. L. VAN BIIIIIER JOIIN T. VANCE, III., C. R. VAN me CARR, 0 , .. I I III., 3 ANN M. VAN DORIEN, I N. LEEIIS VAN KIIIEIEC I II, l R K S UNDERGRADUATES GEO' W- WATTS. I RAE F. WA1'rs, JR., 3 MURRAY' M. VAN LEAR, 1 ARTHUR WAKMAN, 1 LESTER VAN MIDIJI.ESXS'0R1'lI, 3 , DONALD D. XVEAR, 2 JAMES M. XARDAMAN, JR., 1 3 V JEANNE E. VVEAVER, 2 JAMES Is. I AUGHAN, JR., 1 CIIAS. XVEBB, JR., 1 RICHARD D. VERMILLION, 1 ' L. CUY VVEEE R. 2 SIDNEY S. VERNON, 2 ' ' J ' , DONALD D. XNEBSTER 1 GEO. S. VEs'r, JR., 2 ' PHILIP V. WEEMs R. 1 ALBERT C. VIA, 2 ' J ' EDGIR .RVEG WM. H. VICTOR, 1 ' J ' I KENNETH C. WYEINMAN HENRY L. VILI.A, 1 ' ' SHELDON 'E Ns1'E N C. MANLY WADE, JR., 1 vs I I ' I C'AR'I'ER B VVEISIGFR 3 I-I. EUGENE WADE, JR., 1 I ' ' I MARY M. WADE, 2 STANLEY M. WEIss, 3 JOHN H. XNMTE, JR., 2 C. LAYTON VVEI'I'z, JR., 2 ZACHARY T. WAKEFIELD, 1 G' Rom WELCH' I Pump H- VVMDEN' I LANDON C. YVELLFORD, 4 JOHN B WALDROP 2 T. DABNEY WELI.FORD, 2 ' i EDWARD V. WALKER, JR., 1 HARRY M. WALKER, 4 GUY M. WELLIVER, 2 HENRY W. VVALKER, JR., 1 A'-Ex W- WEL'-Sv 2 PHILIP G, VVALKER, I CHM' C' VVELLSI 2 ROE'I'. P. VVALKER, III., 2 EUGENE V' WELSH' JRR 2 WM, D. WALKER, 2 V RICHARD N. WEs1'nROoK, 1 TIIAICHER VVALLER, 1 J- DOUGLAS WESTWI ' E. C. VVAI.l.ING'I'ON, JR., 1 GEO- F- VVHAI-EN, 2 CHAs. M. XVALSH, III., 1 GEO. S. YVIIEAT, JR., 2 JOHN W. VVAI.'l'ERS, III., 2 R. T. WHEATON, JR., 1 JOHN W. WAL1'z, 3 JOHN M. WHITE, 2 MELYIN F. WANDER, 1 ROBT- P. WIIITE, 2 THos. A. WARDEN, 1 E. HILL ANHITEHEAD, JR., 2 E, VAN STAN VVARE, I IRVING C. WHITEIIEAD, 1 PAI.MER A. VVARE, 3 A. M. xVHI'I'IiHII.I., JR., 1 T. ROANE WARINO, JR., 3 F. BROOKE VVHITING, II., 2 JOHN P- WARNER. 2 NIARSHALI. XVHITLACH, JR., 2 E681 EDMUND A. WELl.INGHOFF, 3 LEE E. WHITLOCK, JR., 2 ROBT. T. WHI1 I'EN, 2 JOSEPH P. VVHI1'1'LE, 1 EDWARD B. WICKES, JR., 3 HENRY T. VVICKIIAM, 2 BRADLEY XNICKWIRE, 2 REUEL A. WIEEEL, JR., 2 HOWARD E. WIENER, 3 JOHN W. WIGIITMAN, 2 FREDERICK G. WIKANDER, 3 RoEER'I' WILEOURN, 1 ROBT. M. WILDE, 3 LoUIs T. WVILDS, 2 I'IARI.E'l'H G. WILEY, 1 BEVERLEY N. WII.KERSON, 4 ERNEST H. WIl.KES, JR., 1 RICHARD S. XNILKINSON, 1 W. R. WILLE1'r, JR., 2 JOHN R. WILLEY, 2 CHRIS H. WILLIAMS, IV., 2 FREDERIC D. VVILLIAMS, 2 HENRY S. VVII.LIAMs, 1 JACK N. WILLIAMS, 1 LOUIS S. WILLIAMS, 1 RANDOLPH C. WII.LIAMs, 1 RICIIARD A. WILLIAMS, 3 SAMUEL H. XVILLIAMS, JR., 1 W. RALPH WILLIAMS, 1 ENRIOUE XVILLIAMSON, 1 GEORGE VVILLIS, III., 3 JOIIN C. XNILLIS, JR., 2 WM. S. WILLIS, 1 JOHN E. WILSON, 1 RALPH C. XNILSON, JR., 3 JOHN WIND, 1 ROBT. H. WINDLEY, 2 JOIIN C. WOOD, 2 TI-IOS. S. YANCEY, 3 JOHN R. VVINGIflEI.D, 1 ROY P. WOOD, 1 EDYVIN A. YANDRLI., JR., 3 HERBERT S. WINORUR, 3 WILEY W. WOOD, JR., 3 J. P. YEI.I.owI.Ev, JR., 1 T. BLAKELEY WINs'I'ON, JR , 1 FRANCIS S. NVOODS, 3 HAROLD S. YOOD, 3 JOHN WV. WIN'I'IIRO1', 4 KliNNE1'lI R. WOOIJS, 1 EUGENE YORK0lfP', 3 ROET. C. VVINTHROP, JR., 1 CHAs. E. YVOODSON, 3 CARSON L. YOUNG, 3 JOHN P. WIssINGER, 1 LEs'I'ER G. VVOODY, 1 JAN B. YOUNG, 2 THOMAS A. WI'rHERs, JR., 1 PICHEGRU VVoOI.IfOI.K, JR., 3 VVM. P. YOUNGOUIs'I', 2 RICHARD J. WITRIND, 1 JAMES H. VVORRMAN, 1 CIIAS- D- YULE, I ROwI.AND WoI.I.As'roN, 1 RAMSEY VVORMAN, 1 ELI ZARETSKY, 1 ROBERT K. WOI.'I'Z, 3 JOSEPH G. W0R'I'HING'I'oN, 1 JOHN E. ZEARFOSS, JR., 2 CIIAs. F. WONSON, 3 DAVID B. WRIGlI'l', 1 IQARL G. ZEIsI.ER, 1 ARTHUR C. VVOOD, JR., 2 VVM. VV. VVRIGIIT, 2 EDWARD A. ZEI.I.ERs, 1 ERNEs'I' C. WOOD, II., 1 JERRY J. Wx'A'I 1', 1 NICHOLAS ZIZRNOW, 3 JAMES L. WOOD, 2 MORGAN M. VVYNKOOP, 1 WALTER F. ZOLLINGER, 1 l691 l STRAUSS. IVERSITY CF VIRGI IA GY' . 'W maglirr COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES SECOND TERM efession of 19381939 61159 Q7he following students, having passed in tllc preceding tem! on all courses taken, aggregating not less than foe, with an average grade on all courses of at least eighty-seven per cent, are placed on the Dcan's List of DISTINGUISHED STUDENTS ADAM. WILLIAM ROY ADAMSDN. NATIIANIEL EDWARD. JR. ALFRIEND. ROBERT WIIITEHEAD ALLEY, RALPH DAVID ARNOLD, JOIIN FITCH BAKER. RICIIARD ROVALL, Ill IJANCROIT. ERIC ROV BANDY. THOMAS ROCHELLE. JR. DARIIAN, SIDNEY JESSE IJARBANTI, AMEDEO ANTHONY IIARCLAY. ROBERT CLIFFORD. III IIASSIILL. ARTHUR JAY IJATEMAN. THEODORE GORDON. JR. DATES. JOIIN DAVIS DAUKNIGIIT. WILLIAM COOPER. JR. BAUM, NEWMAN N DEAN. GEORGE MARTIN I-IERLIN. GERALD ASIIUR DIIRNARD, RICHARD RYERSON DERNSTEIN. LEONARD NORMAN BERRY. EDWARD RAYMOND IJLAIR. TIIOIII WILLIAMSON BLAIR. WALTER JOSEPH BORNSTEIN. IRVING IJOWDEN. JAMES EDGE DRAUER. EARLE WILLIAM DRESLER. JOSEPH BRIGGS. NATIIANIEL WISE IJRILLIANT. HAROLD DRI'I'I'EN, ROY JDIIN BIIIXEY. AUSTIN DAY. JR. BROWN. THOMAS BIUGIFFIN BRUCE, DONALD BRUMIIIER, DONALD LOUIS DRVAN. DURTON CONRAD IlURNI.'I'. THORNTON WEST I CARTER. HENRY LLROY. JR. CIIANNINO. CHARLES EDWARDS. JR. CLARKE, STEPHEN VAN ORDER COGDILL. EVERI'2'I'I' COUSINS COHEN, NORMANN PAUL CORN. ROBERT GREEII COLE, THOMAS HENRY COOK. HENRY LLOYD COPLAN. MARVIN LEWIS CORDLE. THOMAS HOWARD CORNNELL. WALTER FRANCIS COSTAS, DASIL GEORGE COWEN. MARTIN LINDSEV. JR. COKE. ANDREW SVESTER CRADDOCK, CHARLES GRANVILLE, JR. CRISIWELL. JAMES CRUTE. REGINALD PHILIP DAVIS. JEI'I'I'IIISON VERNON DECKER, JOIIN RUSSELL bl JESUS. JOSE A DELANEV. JOIIN IIOWMAN DIILAIINEY. RODERT GEORGE D'EI.IA. J05EI'H PETER DINCLEDINE. RAYMOND CARLYLE, JR EATON. HERRIAN CLARK. JR. EIIEIILY, RAI.PH DIJNIIAR ECIIOLS. EDWARD CRAWFORD EDWARDS. ERNEST PRESTON EI.LE'I I'. HENRY GUEIIIIANT. JR. EPPERLV. JOIIN DAVID EVANS, PEVTON RANDOLPH, JR. FAULKNER. DONALD TERRELL FEUILLE. RICHARD IIARLAN FD I'Z. FRANCIS HARRISON FLEMING. WILLIAM CARY FORD. WILLIAM GATES FOIITUNOPI-'. DANIIZI. GEORGE FURGURSON, LAURENCE KELLY, JR. GAINES. WILLIAM HARRIS. JR. GAMMON. BENSON ITIJWARD CARTII. THOMAS HANCOCK GAVER. HARRY HAMILTON. JR. CELIIAND. IIERNARD GEORGE. l'IIAI'II.ES TAIIII GEORGE. THOMAS STEVENS. JR. GLVNN, THOMAS IIITTER GOLDEN. MANO IIGIIEIIT GOLDFARII, NORMAN GULDMAN. MILTON SIDNEY GOLDSMITH. RICHARD SIGMUND GOODWIN. JOIIN CRAVATI' GORNTO. DEVANIE TALMAGE. JR GO'I I'SCHALK. WALTER IIELDIG GRAHAM, LOUIS SPARKMAN. JR GRAY, EDWARD IRVINE GRAY. NEIL IRVIN GREEN. IIERNARD JULIAN HAMLIN. CIIARLI3 FRANKLIN HAMM. GEORGE STROTIIER HARRISON. CLINTON MtCLAR'I'Y. JR. HARVEY. AUIIREI' EATON. JR. HAWKINS. DARRY FUGII IIEINITSII. GEORGE MEANS, JR. IIELLEMB. HA.III'ER KEITH HENLEY. ROIIERT EDWARD. JR. HEROLD, JOIIN HENRV HIIRRELL. JACK LEE IIERRICK, DANIEL KAY HICKS. WESLIIY VERNON HOFFMAN, JULIAN IIERLIERT HOFFMAN, ROHERT ARNOLD ROLLINGER. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN HOLT. YUII-LE. JR HUNTSBERRY. CHARLES WILLIAM HU'I'I'ER. EDWIN CHRISTIAN IIUTTON. GEORGE PENN JAMES. JOIIN DURROUGIIS JOHNSON. CARL IJRUNE JONES, IIEVEIILY JUNGER, MORTON KAPLAN. MILTON HAROLD KAT2. I.EWIS SAMUEL KATZ. MALCOLM KAUFEMAN. HARRY FREY. JR. KELLY. ELMER LEWIS KEMPF. JOIIN KESSLIIR. JOSEPH KIRKWOOD, RODIIRT HUDSON KLINEDINST, THOMAS JOIIN KOONTZ. WILLIAM WILSON KUIIVLA. THEODORE LYON LANG. CARL MILLARD LATANE. JAMES ALLEN, JR. LAWRENCE. FREDERICK WILLIAM LAZENIIY. RICHARD DEMING LEAKE. NORMAN IIANSFORD LEARY. WILLIAM GORDON. JR. LEVI'I'I'. HERLIERT MURRAY LEWIS. DAVID HENRY. JR. LICKLIDER, IIEATII LIDDINGTON. CHARLES EMERSON LIEHLRTH. ROIIERT SPENCER LIDKINT. ARTHUR MALCOLM, JR. LOIIEN. BERNARD LOWREY. GIRARD RICE. JR. MCGUSTY. JAMES CONSTADLE MrLEOD. WILLIAM IlAI.I.ARD MADDEN. CARL IIALFOIID NADDEN, JOSEPH FERIIELL MALIS. LEONARD IRVING MALONII. PIIILII' RALPH MANAIIAN. JOHN EAI'0'I I MARIIURY. WILLIAM IIERRY, JR. MARKOWITZ. DONAI.D DAVID MARMON. JEFF AUDREY. JR MARSHALL. HARRY TAYLOR. JR. MARSHALL. MALCOLM YEAMAN. JR, MARTIN. EDGAR IIMORY. JR. MATHENV. CHARLES KENTON MEAD. ERNEST CAMI IIEI.L, JR. MEARS. EDWARD JOSEPH MEIJINETS, HOWARD E'v'ERL'I'I' MENK. KARL IVERDINAND MEIIRICK, WILLIAM RUSSELL MIIIDIJITON. EDWIN GIIIINS MITl'HEI.I.. DANA COVINGTON. JR. MONTAGIYE, IIENJAMIN FRANKLIN, JR. MOORE. JAMES RUSSELL MOORE. RUSSELL LAMAR MORRISON. ROGER WILLIAM MUEIILIIAUSE, CARL OLIVBI MUNROE. WILLIAM ROIIERT. JR. OGBURN, WILLIAM FIELDINC. JR. OPPENIIIZIMER. PETER WIIITEFIILD OVERSTREIIT. WILLIAM COURTNEY I AI.5IER. HAROLD VERNON PARMLEY, LOREN FRANCIS, JR. I'ARIIU'I I', HAROLD SYLVIJSTER PATERSON. ROBERT LAMB PEEK. GEORGE AMNON. JR. PENNOYER. FREDERICK WILLIAM. III PERRY. JOIIN MOSIIY PERRY. MARVIN DANKS. JR PE'I II'LR. JOIIN BREWER PILZMAN. NA1H.ANIEL MOORE. JR. PILLOW. RANDOLPH PRESTON PORTER. JOIIN RIDGELY. JR POWERS, DAVID PINCKNEY. JR. PRESTON. ROIIERT SIIEFFEY JR. I'RE5I'0N. WILLIAM REED PRICE. COY IIOY1' RAICIILEN. RICHARD ADRIAN READ. CHARLES ARTHUR Rl DAVID. REED, JU LOUIS FELIX IIN WILLIAM RIIIISE CLAUDE DLVIICK. JR REI! I ER. ROIILRT ADAM REI' NULDS. ARNOLD MILLER RIIVIIIE. JOIIN ANDREWS ROACH. WILFIIED EVERAIID, II RLIIJIIIN5. RALPH ROSIENTIIAL. IIERIIERT IILLI-EL ROI HAWK PIIILLII' EDWARD ROIVLI-L1'I'. nussuu. Jonmsrox. JR. nussizu.. nnuu.u, .ua nun.:-:Dan nourzm' CLINTON sr Jenn, WILLIAM m:n.soN snwbrrnu. Bun-ron rucn SCHARESTEIN. ARTIIUII scnwsxmw, nouum' x-'vuzmzmc semuuvmw. svcsmz svluzs scnu.u:u. I-rzrnn mcuouxs SCIIMIDT. Louis WOODIIURY scusrzwun, crmnmcs FREDERICK SCO'I'I'. DAVID ROIIERT MAIN suv, www m.vs1-on suouxcx. :owm ru-:Nnv sum-mo, islmonn smnmvss. Muwm unooxs su.x, Monro:-4 .men SMOLEN. GEORGE BERNARD smoor. CHARLES nl-:I-:u SMYTHE. FRANK WARD. JR. SNAVELV. wu.uAM PENNLNGTON SPAULDING. nousnr uzs. m, sr-mucus. wn.1.mM PRICE SPINDEL. FIIITZ STEWART. snowman IILOUNT srmrurrr. rmmx uu.uum, m, sroms. mwmonu nu-:nnzrrr s-ronns. 'rnoMAs miwuv snmus. numono, I. .m ANSLEM LEONARD -rnonsmu.. -rnonus munnnu. nz, 'rmm.r:1-r, clmnuzs mzcrou. ru Tnusunnr. wm.uAM c1.vm:. .m. TUCKER. m:vnm.r:v mmnmncs. .m TUCKER. Josiznu m.ouN'r TULL. CECIL DENJAMIN VAN DOIIEN, ANN MAURY vnnnmum. .mwuzs uowmr. .m. vssr. csoncr: SOIITHALL. m. wmn. uuuuzv rmzumm WALLINGTON. EDWARD CASWELL. nz, wu.'rrms, DONALD wnmz. mu.m:n Acurr wxusnzn. oosnw usN'r WEG. EDGAR JEFFREY WEISS, BERTRAIII DAVID wn.r:v, umm.:-rrn an-rnwooo wn.m-znsuw. urzvsrumv NELSON. nz. wn.1.mms. snr-rum. IIAINIZS, .m WILSON, .IUIIN ELZEY WINOKUR. HIIRIIERT SIMON wnrrninov. Ronan-r cscn.. Jn. WOLTZ. ROBERT KAY WRIGHT. WILLIAM IILVTHE. JR. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION OFFICERS HARRY S. MARTIN .,,...,................,... President A. JACKSON L. WASKEY ......,,...,...... Vice-President ROBERT S. PACE, JR. .,,. ..,... S ecretary-Treasurer W. ROBERT ELLIS ........,.......,.....,.,... Historian WAsxzav, PACE, Enus I 71 J APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN EDUCATION Ilepreseirtative of Sigma Alpha Ep IIIARTIIA SHEPIIERII CoI.cocI4 IZIZ West lVIain St. I:IIARI.o'ITI5svII.I.I2, VIRGINIA Department of Education on XVoInI-II Students' Association Council. MARY WII,ToN IQARLE Traxler Park GRHENVILLI5, SOUTH CAROLINA Chi Omega. W. ROBERT ELLIS IRONTON, OHIO silong DeaII's List: Freshman Cross-Country Secretary, Department of Education. SU E I':I.SI'lZ'l'H IRVING Rugby Road CIIARI.OTTli5VIl.I.ll, VIRGINIA and Track Squads: Kappa Delta, Secretary, I937-'38, l938-'39. WII.I,IAAI W. JONES Appomattox Manor IIoPIaWI5I.I., VIRGINIA Glve Club. I935-'36g Phi Delta Kappa. lCI,IzAEETI'I M. KAUIPAIAN Grady Ave. LVNIVIEIISITY, VIRGINIA I721 LUCY IVIAY IVIASSIE ROSIZLAND, VIRGINIA ALIIERT STUART RUIIIN 17952 Marshall Terrace DANVILLE, VIRGINIA University Band, 1934-'35, 1935-'36, MARGARET V. TURNIER 4Zl Warreii Crescent NORFOLK, VIRGINIA BETSEY IJURKINS WINGIfIEI,Ix Route 2 I CHARLOTTESVILLIE, VIRGINIA Chi Omega Pledge Captain: Treasurer, Women Students' Aswocnuon Dm maricsg Editor. Chi Omega News-Letter. JAMES LOGAN TVRIGHT 1109 Clement St. EAST RAI1FoRn, VIRGINIA Jefferson Society: St. Paul's Choir: Student Honor Counters Glee Club APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN EDUCATION LIST OF APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES INEDUCATION WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR JAMES H. BANTA MARGARET W. HUDSON MARY E. BRANDT HARRY S. MARTIN JAMES C. COLEMAN ELVA STRATTON M.ATALIE HOLT ELLIOT ELIZABETH MCKIE VAUGHAN I UNDERGRADUATES OF THE DEPARTMENT EI.IzAIIE'I'II F. ADKINS, 3 MARGARET P. BARNES, 1 NORMAN S. BEATON, JR., 3 ROY C. BEAzI.EY, 2 VELMA C. BOAZ, 1 SUSAN COLE, 1 MRS. EIIITII S. CONWELL, 1 MRS. BERNICE T. CRI'I'zER, I MARY W. CROCKETT, 1 FRANCES E. DAVIDSON, 1 MAREE DEWI'I'I', 1 CATHERINE DOIIERTY, 1 VIRGINIA L. DRUMIIELLER, 1 CAROLINE C. FARIS, 1 BETTYE P. FLIPPO, 1 ANNE W. GARTII, 1 DOROTHY M. GERIlAR'I', 1 JAMES T. GlLLE'l'1'E, JR., 3 MYR1'lE M. GRAVES, 1 OF EDUCATION VIRGINIA E. HALL, 2 EOI'I'IfI L. I-IEERMANCE, 2 MRS. MAIiIlEI.I.Ii C. TIICKEY, I THOMAS R. JONES, 1 LIDA A. KEPNER, 1 G. BERNICE KULP, 1 FRANCIS G. LANKEORO, JR., 8 HARRY C. MCCI.AUCIIER'I'Y, 3 MARJORIE MCLACIILAN, .1 F. MAXINE MARSIIALI., 1 MAMIE F. MAR'l'IN, 1 MARY E. MAYO, 3 RAYMOND L. MURDEN, 2 PETER J. NISTAD, 4, D. JEAN OoEND'IIAL, 2 ROBERT S. PACE, JR., 3 MRS. LYIIIA M. PARENT, 2 WOODROW W. POSS, 4. LESLIE N. PREDDY, 4. E731 KA'l'lII.EEN V. QUICK, I EI.I.IE B. RIGGAN, 2 WILLIAM T. ROBERTS, JR., 3 ANNE H. ROSS, 1 MARX' E. RUSII, 2 MRS. MARY SCARIIETTA, I CATI-IERINE W. SIIANRLIN, 1 WILLIAM M. SIIIIfI.E'I I'E, 2 MARX' E. SLAIER, 1 JANE O. SMITII, 1 RUIII L. SNAVELY, 2 TRUMAN P. SOU'l'IlAI.I., JR., 3 FRANCIS M. TURNER, I CATIIARINE D. VAN BLARCOM, CYNTIIIA VAN BLARCOM, i A. JACKSON L. WASREY, 3 MoI.I.IE B. WIlI'l'I.0CK, 3 MRS. LII.I.IE P. WOOOSON, 3 ELIzAEE'I'II H. YOE, 2 I C O R K S U I R 1 l L s- I 1 1 E ,L DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING OFFICERS JOHN OWEN ..,... .,......,... ...,., P r esident RALPH W. FEIL . . , ..........4 .... V ice-President CHARLES F. BILD . ,... ...... S ecretary DONALD R. WEBB ............ ...,.. T reasurer HOWARD M. WILKERSON .......I.....I....... Historian FEIL, BILD, Wann, WILKERSON . E751 I 'I 9 3 APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN ENGINEERING WILLIAM HUGH ISACHE 332 Fifth St., N. E.. Atlanta, Georgia Pi Kappa Alpha: Theta Tau: Tau Beta Pi. Secretary, 1938-'39: Izngineering l.ibrary Stall: IVlathematics Assistant, 1937-'38, ARTHUR W. BIENIIAM, -IR. Cumiu Farm, Box 155, Reading, Pennsylvania Theta Tau: A. S. C. E., I934-'3'5: A. S, Nl. E., I935-'39: Glider Club: Photographer, College Tnpirt, l938 39: Photogr CHARLES FRANKLIN BILIJ 3803 N. Washingtott Blvd., Arlington, Virginia President, Tau Beta Pi, i938-'39: Raven Society: Scribe. I937-'38, Vice- Regent, 1938-'39, Theta Tau: Editor-in-Chief, lf7lKlYll'l'YI1lg News, l93X-'39: President, A. S. VI. E., I937-'38: Secretary, Engineering Department, 1938- '39: Member ot' Engineering Student Governing Board: College Tnpirs, 1936-'37g Aviation Club: Press Club: Dean's l.ist. CHURCHILL CllAl,KI,EY 900 W. Franklin St., Richmond, Virginia Theta Tau: Secretary, I937-'38, President, l938-'39, A.l.Ch.E.: President, Engineer's Reading Club, 1937-'38. WILSON OVERTON COCHRAN l729 Cassellherry Road, Louisville. Kentucky Delta Tan Delta: Trigon Society: Alpha Chi Sigma: P. K. Society: A l.Ch.E, CBRATTAN CATCIIINGS COLVIN 83-I0 35th Ave., ,Iacltson Heights, New York Theta Tau: Vice-President, A. S. C. E. A. S. M. I938-'39, Aviation Club: apher, Cavalier. I'lARMAN ANDERSON IJINXVIDDIE I09 High St.. Charlottesville, Virginia PI Kappa Alpha: President, Theta Tau, l93ll 39: Student President, A. S, IVI. lt., I938-'39: Aviation Club: Freshman Boxing: Engineering Council: hngineering Mathematics Instructor, I937-'38, 1938-'39, EDWIN B. DUNN Halifax, Virginia Theta Tau: Alumni Secretary: A. I. E. l:., Vice-President: Associate Editor, Engineering News: Associate Editor, Couxs AND CIIRLS, 1937-'38. LYNN .IPRAZIER FALL Greenville, Virginia Trigon Society: A.l.Ch.E. RALPH WITTEN FEIL 1565 West IVlain St., Charlottesville, Virginia Delta Kappa Epsilon: Trigon Society: Vice-President, Tau Beta Pi: Vice. President, Engineering School: I. l. I.. K. A,: P. K. Society: Freshman Football Numerals, 1934: A. S. NI. E.: Aviation Club, Vice-President, Sl-C. retary. CHARLES FLOYD HANCOCK, JR. Brookline, Pennsylvania Sigma Phi Epsilon: Alpha Chi Sigma: A.l.Ch.E. l'lARRY ICASAKOFF 222 Jefferson Park Ave., Charlottesville, Virginia Tau Beta Pi: A. I. E. E.: Aviation Club. APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN ENGINEERING E761 APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN ENGINEERING VVILLIAM BERRIAN l'l0OPER KEPNER Z9 University Place, University, Virginia Chi Phi: Trigon: Boxing Adjunct, 1934-'35: A. S. C. E. PERRIN CTEORGE MARCH, III 7152 Lower River Road, Fern Bank, Cincinnati, Ohio Beta Theta Pr: Trigon, Secretary, 1937-'38, President, 1938-'39: Engineering Governing Board. 1937-'38-1393 A- S- M- E-I Rifle TURN. 19351 140- crosse, 1938-'39, EDYVARD VALENTINE MASON 978 Locust Ave., Charlottesville, Virginia Theta Tau: Tau Beta Pi: A. I. E. E.: Chairman, Engineering Student Lounge Committee, 1936 39: Engineering Student Council, 1938-'39: Engi- neering Reading Club. ' AYERS MORISON 2030 East 30th St., Baltimore, Maryland Trigon: A. S. IV1. E,: Secretary, St. Andrew's Brotherhood: Track Team: Cross-Country Team: Cross-Country lretter: Aero Club: Chairman of the Peace Council. THOMAS CALVERT MUSE Keswick, Virginia Theta Tau: A. S. IVI. E.: Aviation Club: Freshman Boxing Team, 1933-'34. ROGER H. lNEWC0lX1ER 16 West Potomac St., Wlilliamsport, Maryland Pi Kappa Alpha: Alpha Chi Sigma: A, l. Ch. E., Treasurer, l9374'3R, Vice- President, 1938-'39. RTARCIEL NOON 328 Dalton Ave., Petersburg. Virginia Trigon, Engineering Readers Club: A. 1. E. li. TQITTY XVINGFIIELD O'l3RiEN Rugby Avenue, Charlottesville, Virginia President, Chi Omega, 1937-'39: Honorary Nlemlaer, Trigon: President, Worneri Students' Association, 1937-'39: A. I. 15. li., Secretary, 1938-'39, JOHN CDLIVERIO 703 Clark St., Clarksburg, XVest Virginia Theta Tau: Secretary, Tau Beta Pi: Treasurer, 1936-'37, President, 1937-'3S: A 1 1: 17 JOHN J IERAULD OWEN WiIlow1vy. Charlottesville. Virginia Beta Theta Pi: Trigon: T. 1. L. K, A.: 1rnp : Raven Society: Tau Beta Pi: Secretary, Engineering School, 1937-'38: President, Engineering School 1938-'39, Honor Committee: Associate Editor fftuzilrrwrllig Nr-nw, l935Y'3o: Editor-in-Chief, Engineering Newt. 1936-'38: Press Club: College 'Ilvfvirt Staff: Football Adjunct, 1935-'37: Student Assembly: P. K, Society: Floor Corn' mittee: Dean's List: lingineering Student Council. JOHN LAlRn PATTERSON Grottoes, Virginia Thcta Tau: A. 1. E. If.: lingineering Readers Club. VERNON QU1X1l1.ES 1111 E. Jefferson St., Charlottesville, Virginia Treasurer, Theta Tau, 1937-'38: President, A.I.Ch.E,, 1937-'38: President, Engineering Readers Club, 1935-'36, 1936-'37: Raven Society: Raven Council, 1937-'38: Treasurer, Tail Beta Pi, 1937-'38: Secretary, Southern Regional Conference, A. 1. Clr. li., 1938-'39. APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN ENGINEERING 1771 APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN ENGINEERING ALBERT MAURICE SHERWOOIJ Fairfax, Virginia jefferson Society: A. S. lVl. E.: Student Assembly: College Tupicr, 1938-'39. EDGAR CORNELIUS SHANVEN Arlington, Virginia President, Sigma Nu. 1938: Trigon: Treasurer, A. S. C. E., 1933-'39: Dean's List: Student Assembly, 1936. JOHN PARIQE SIMPSON, JR. 2440 16th St., N. W., Washington, D. C. Phi Kappa Sigma: Theta Tau: ZH: T. 1. L. K. A.: P. K. Society: Student Senate: G. A. A.: 3-3-3 Council: A. S. C. E.: Varsity Club: Freshman Boxing Team, 1935: Varsity Boxing Team. 1936, 1938, CaptaiII, 1939: Southern Conference Bantam Champion, 1936. JAMES CAMPIIELL STRAS, JR. Cardinal, Kentucky Phi Gamma Delta: Trignn: A. 1. Ch. E.: Student Assembly: P. K. Society: Governing Board, Intelfraternity Council: Freshman Football. .IOIIN T. VVARII 122 XV. 28th St., Norfolk, Virginia University Band, 1935-'39, President. 1938-'39: Pi Kappa Alpha: Theta Tau. Treasurer, 1938739: A. S. C. E.: First Year Cabinet, 1935-'36, 178.1 DONALD R. WEIIII 20 Wright Place, Scarsdale, New York Trigun: Tau Beta Pi, Raven Society: A. I. E. E., Vice-Chairman 1937 38 Chairman, 1938-'39: Treasurer, Engineering School, 1938-'39 Glee Club 1935-'37: ,lal::beI'wock. ANDREXV WEEEI1 Keswick, Virginia Trigon: A. S. C. E. HOWARD MII.TON WILIQERSON 710 East Market St., Charlottesville, Virginia Trigon: Aviation Club: A. S. M. E. E. DANIEL VVILLIAINIS 49 Alleghany Road, Hampton, Virginia Trigon: A. S. IVI. E.: Art Staff, Cavalier. OGDEN EDNVARDS WILLIS Coalburgh, West Virginia Theta Tang A. S. M. E., 1935-'39, Secretary, 1937-'38g University Band 1935-'39: Summer School Orchestra. APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN ENGINEERING .f l791 9-'Z' THE ENGINEERS 'l'hornton llalll-where the lights seem to hnrn night :intl tlny-houses some of the most tnotlern equipment and hewiltlering eontrnptinns to he ftlllllil anywhere in th'e University. Anal the lingineers-twenty-tive hours zu tiny over there, to hear 'ent talk: surveying, sqninting over tlrztwing honrtls, lll0IlliCj'lllg with slitle rules lthere's one who enn renal the tlurn thing to ji-'Ur plneesl, tink- ering with tlynnmos, uilerons, gen- erators, :intl test tnhes in entlless profession. And yet it's not :ill so gnlnmy-for there's Trigun :intl Theta Tatu, with their initintions :intl clnnees, :intl their parties. Anil 'ul elections, with pnrntles nntl honfires :intl rnllies So, 'ill for them is liltts it ' the eolorl C :tfter . - ' :J '-its hartl to hent! R K S DEAN'S LIST OF DISTINGUISHED STUDENTS DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING I937-38 CHARLES EMERSON BATCHELDER, JR. EDWIN BURWELI. IJUNN RALPH VVITTEN FEIL ROBERT LOUIS G1LLESP1E, JR. WILLIAM ANDREW GREEN, JR. JAMES DOUGI..fXS HANID'I JOSEPH ALFRED JAFFE VVEND.-XLL ENDICOTT RIALHON ROBERT POTTER IYIOLTEN, JR. JOHN OI.lX'ERIO LLOYD THOAIfXS OI.SEN STEXVARD VV1LL1AM O'RE.1XR JOHN LAIRD PATTERSON JERRY LINDSAY THOMAS, JR ARTHUR HOR.fXCE TUTHILI. DON.LXLIJ ROBERTSON VVEBB ANDREW WEBER NIARCEL EUGENE NOON APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN ENGINEER- ING WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR ALFRED G. ARUNDALE CHARLES VV. HARRISON HERM.-'IN R. MAUPIN GEORGE K. BROWN JAMES W. LAPSLEY, JR. I-IARRIS F. MORAN SAMUEL S. HANSBROUGII MATTHEW LYON JOHN T. XVARD Third Year Class lsol DEPARTMENT OF NGINEERI THIRD YEAR CLASS PHILIP S'l'UAR'l' BALL, JR. 'IQHOMAS J. BARNES, III. HENRY C. BARNETT CIIAS. E. BATCHELDER, JR. EDMUND N. BOSWIELL, JR. R. S. BROWN, JR. EUGENE C. CAI.DW'ELl. JOIIN T. CALHOUN JOSEPH S. CRACXYAIL, JR. SIDNEY ARMOUR DUDLHY ERNEST C, EDWARDS, JR. GEORGE G. EDNVARDS JOIIN T. FLYTHE, JR. JAMES H. P. GARNETI' ROBERT L. GILLISIDIE, JR. JAMES DOUGLAS HAMM BRADI-'ORD C. HAMMOND r1'll0MAS G. HOEBS, JR. ROBERT A. HOBSON, JR. JOSEPH ALFRED JAFFE EDWIN B. LAURIAUIJI' VVENDIELI. E. MAI.BON JOHN KIQNIJRICK MALLARD FRANK P. NICIIOLS, JR. 'EUGENE BOXLEY NOEl.l. STEYVARIJ WM. 0'REAR MARSHALL VV. PLUNKETI' JOSEPII R. REYNOLDS, JR. JOIIN MliRRl'l l' ROBERTS VVILLIAM B. SIIIPPEN JOIIN P. SIMPSON, JR. JOIIN H. SIDEBO'l l'OM ROBERT L. SOLLENBERGER RICIIARD M. STAEIPORD JERRY L. TIIOMAS, JR. WVILLIAM A. TOWNES, JR. ARTIIUR H. TU1'llll.L Died October 2, 1938. NG' CLEMENT M. WADE, JR. JOHN THOMAS WARD HENRY GAR1'H WHEELER THOMAS P. WILSON, JR. SECOND YEAR CLASS T. B. H. ANDERSON, JR. FREDERICK G. BENDIER JAMES V. BITNER, JR. MARTIN LUTHER BROWN JAMES THOMAS BURKE JOHN HILL CARRUTH, JR. CIIARLES VV. CHEAPE, JR. VV. A. CHENOWETII, JR. EUGENE MACKALL CHILDS CHARLES OWEN CLARKE HENRY JENKINS CLEMONS ROY EMMETT CREWS FRANCIS A. DUNNINGTON GORDON DUNNINGTON ROBERT EMORY ELLIS MAYO M. FITZHUGH, JR. JAMES S. FRAZER, JR. SAMUEL MCN. GII.MORE VERLE VINCENT GORDON ROBERT WARD GREEK Second Year Class RICHARD GUGGENHEIM JOIIN ARTHUR 1'IALS'I'EAD CURTIS HOOPES HANNUM 'TIIOMAS VVINSTON ITICKS ERNEST LEE HoI.TzcLAw HUNTER R. HUGHES, JR. MARK IRVING JACOB, JR. C. C. JOHNSON, JR. ERNEST TINKIIIXM JOLLEY NILS DAVID KJELLSTROM PETER BOYD KLINE ALWYN COWLIES LAPSLEY LOETUS LINDSAY ERNEST BOYD LIVESAY J. J. MACARTHUR, JR. WAI.TER D. MCKEIXGUIE HAROLD D. MACK, JR. WILLIAM E. MALLOY, JR. EDMUND VV. MARSH JULIEN JAOUELIN MASON HENRY CLAY MICIIIE, III. WILI.IAM T. MUNCASTER SYLVESTER H. OGRINC JOHN S. OPPENHIMER CARL WADE PETERS JOSEPH L. PETERSON WARREN LEE PLUNRETT JOSEPH H. RI-IINBURG GEORGE WILLIAM REUSS T. A. ROBINSON, JR. CHARLES TURNER SIZER TIIOMAS D. SLOAN, JR. I-IARRY GlI.BER'I' STAHL LUTIIER S. STEVENS CHAS. S. STRINGF.EI.LOW ROBERT DOYLE STULTING LESLIE L. rI'lIACKER OTIS LEE UPDIKE, JR. 'I93 Ali RKS l DEPARTMENT OF ENGIN MONROE C. VVARREN, JR. CIIARLES ALBERT WATTS JESSE Ross VVIIITTEN EDMUND R. WILLIAMS AUBRIZY B. WILSON, JR. FIRST YEAR CLASS JOIIN HAMPTON ADAMS JOEI. G. ANDREWS, JR. MARVIN ROLAND ANGEL JOIIN B. ANTIIONY, JR. EMLYN DAVID ARTERS, JR. CIIARLES VVILLARD ASHBY GI-IRVAIS BAILLIO, JR. GEORGE CULLEN BARBER S'I'ANI.EY R. BARRETT JAMES BOWERS BATES JOIIN WINSI.OW BISIIOP CIIARLES B. BLEASBY ERING JAMES PAUL BORIJEN, JR. RICIIARD D. BOUTROS KIMBERLY BRAIISON MONROE REYNER BROWN rI'll0MAS B. H. BROWN 'IQIIOMAS LEE BROWN VVILLIAM EI.TON BURNE'l l' JAMES IRVIN BUTZNER BYRON B. CAIN, JR. ALLAN LILE CAMPBELL vVAl.'l'ER G. CANIIAM, JR. SIMON L. CARPENTER ROBERT E. CARTER, III. JOIIN LYNN COCIIRAN CTI-IORGE F. COOK, JR. RICIIARD HANSON COTTEN JOIIN R. COUIILAND, III. XVINT-'lEl.Il PAUI. COXVGILI. GEORGE T. DIXON, JR. AVILLIAM EEIIION EMERY ROBERT PAUL ENGLANDBR FRANCIS P. FLOYD, IH. XVILLIAM HENRY FORD DONALD Al.BIiR'l' FRAZIER PIIILII' VAN V. EELADDEN SAMUEL DIXON GRAIIAM GRAYSON AUBREY GRfXN'l' DAVID HAl.S'l'IiD GUINTER WILI.IAM I. QEULLIFORD JOIIN RICE HARIJINC CIIARLES XV. HARTMAN JAMES ROBERT HAYES VVlN'l'FlEl,IJ G. HUFFMAN PAUL Al.BER'I' HUNTER WILLIAM FRANK HUN'l'I'IR CIIARLES Y. JOIINSON HOMER F. JOIINSON, JR. WII.I.IAM H. KBNNEIJX' HENRY LEE KINNIER IIARRY PATTERSON KIRBX' I-l. VV. KYMETON, ,JR. TRBY C. LIGIITNER, JR. RAY EIJWVARD LOYE CARLTON HARRISON LOWE ALBERT HENRY LOWMAN XVILLIAM I-IOOPER MCCOY I !!l!i Firsf Year Class ROBERT S. NICDANIEI. ROBERT T. MCWIIORTER JOIIN PARRISII MARCII SIEREIN F. MAURY, JR, JAMES EDWARD MAY W. W. MELLEN, JR. WARREN T. MICIIAEI. W1I,l.IAM JAMES MILES JOIIN HOVVARD MILLER JAMES P. MORGAN IIARRY MULLER-THYM FRANCIS P. NELSON, JR. JAMES MUNROE NIXON STURE GORDON OLSSON GEORGE C. PALMER, II. VVILLIAM R. PAYNE HENRY WELDON PIIILLIPS ODEN FLETCI-IER PYLE KENNETII C. RATIIBUN CIIARLES W. RIIODES, JR. ROBERT ROTIIXVELI. ROSS '1qlIOMAS PAUL SCIIMITT DAVID W. SCIIUMARER 'FIIOMAS DEVVITT SCOTT EIWVARIJ GORDON SHARP WII.LIAM B. SIIERMAN IEARI. S'l'AN'l'0N SPIVEY OLIVER P. SWOPE, JR. CIIARLES WADE PYONKIN WILLIAM HENRY TUCRER WII.LIAM E. '1'URNHR, JR. JAMES S. UNDBRWOOIJ PAUL FREDERICK WAI,RIqIg PIIILII' R. S. VVAUCII CLAYTON AI.DEN WIIITE IEDWARD F. VVIIITE, JR. CIIARLES HENRY WlI,SON WILLIAM R. WIMBROW DANIEL ALVIN VVOOD HOWARD H. YOUNG, II. JOHN HAROLD YOUNG, JR. Y JUNIUS R. FISHBURNE EPARTMENT OF LAW OFFICERS Jumus R. F151-IBURNE ...4..................., President I. SEYBERT BEVERAGE ............,....... Vice-President CARY L. MAY ........... ..,. S ecretary-Treasurer WAYNE K. RAMSAY, JR. 4..,,.....4 Historian BEVERAGE, MAY, RAMSAY I 83 1 APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN LAW NV. IJ. AI.I.amN noch' MOIINT, VIRGINIA Sigma Nu Phi -I.-XAIES Asiniv, ja. S'l'AI5IfURlD, VIRGINIA V M.I. SIEYIIIIRT ISEVIIRAGE MoN'I'IinIaY, VIRGINIA B.A., University ol' Virginia, Dean's l.ist, College of Arts and Sciences: Phi Beta Kappa: Sigma Nu Phi Legal Fraternity: Secretary-Treasurer, First Year I.aw Class, 1956737: Vice-President, Law School, l938-'39: I.aw School Advisory Council: Secretary Lile I.aw Club, 1938-'39: Editorial Board, Vir- ginia Law Ki-vieuf: Student Assembly, 1936-'37. .IDI-IN IFRANCIS IILACKISURN, JR. 270 Campbell St., Harrisonburg, Virginia LEWIS H. BIQERIETUN, jk. 2230 California St. wAsIIINca'I'uN, n. rt. Rifle Club, Manager, 1934-'35, I935-'36. N. W. CaIn2I.I. 313 Sumter St. t:IIAIII.IIs'I'uN, suu'I'II t:AItoI.INA I3.A., Vanderbilt University: lVlinor I.aw Club: Kappa Alpha. LI St. Anthony Hall: Skull and Keys: P. K, Society: Intermediate Honors: First Year Football and Track Teams: Raven Society: Phi Beta Kappa: Chairman, I.aw Students' Advisory Council: President, Press Club: Editor-in-Chief I'irgirIi.1 Lim' Review: Samuel Baker Woods Award: Phi Delta Phi: B,A,: University of Virginia, 1935. RIcH..w.n NV. C.-xIiI2I.I. Ivy Terrace UNIVERSITY, VIRGINIA NVII.I.I.fxaI Gammon Cfxitkow CAPIE CIIARLIES, VIRGINIA IZI2ISIl'I'l'I Shore Club. WII.I.I,xaI NVAIIPIEI1 CARSON, JR. NOTTUWAY c:oLIIn'IIoUsIi, VIRGINIA Sigma Nu: Varsity Club: Nlanager, Varsity Baseball, I937, Doiut CI..fwToN C.xsTo, jk. I320 Nlarlcet St. Pnnxliksuuko, WI5s'I' VIRGINIA Theta Chi: Nlcinber of Student Senate. I935-'37: Sigma Nu Phil .IUIINNY FINKS CATTERTON 322 I4th St. CIIARl.U'Ii'lliSVIl.I.I'l, VIRGINIA Freshman Baseball, 1934-'35: Varsity Baseball. 1936-'37, CIQCII. CAAIIJIIN CHASE 2006 Lamb Ave. RICIINIOND, VIRGINIA Sigma Nu Phi I . APPLICANTSFORDEGREESIN LAW lf84I APPLICANTSFOR DEGREESIN LAW ' Delta Theta Phi: CLARENCE ANDREIV CLAYBROOK HARRISONDIIRG, VIRGINIA II.A., Bridgewater College, l936 JAMES lViI,I,mM Cl.IEMEN'I' 155 College Ave. UANVILLI3, VIRGINIA MARJORIE COLE MAN GRUNIIY, VIRGINIA BIULIAN SHEPHERD CORNICK YOIlK'I'0WN, VIRGINIA Delta Theta Phi: Nlember Virginia Bar. NEI.SiJN XVHEELER COWARIJ UNIVIIRSITY, VIRGINIA .IQHN CHANDLER CURD XVELIIII, WIiS'I' VIRGINIA Chi Phi: Nash l.aw Club. Treasurer of Graduating Class, l939: Dormitory Counselor. M. Sims Iliwinsox ,IACKSONVII.I.IZ, IiI.0RII7A Theta Delta Chi: I3.S., University rf Virginia: Phi Delta Phi: Dt-an's I.ist. College: Freshman Football and Tennis. CARi.vi.E TIQIANNING IJUN,fiw.fxY NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Delta Tau Delta: German Club: Interniediate Honors: Raven Society: I-'hi Delta Phi: Dean's I.ist Law School: Staff, Virginia Lan' Rc1'ieu'. MARX ICISENRIAN 81 32nd St. NIiWI'L3IlT NIWVS, VIRGINIA Phi Epsilon Pi: l'irgim.1 l..rn' Re-view: Dean's I.ist. JAMES RQGERS ICXVING I Park Road W'IIIiIlI.ING, WIEST VIRGINIA CIEORGE H. .ITELDMAN I0 Prospect St. - MoRRIs1'0wN, NIIW jizizsm' Phi Alpha: I3.S., University of Virginia: Dean's I.ist, i933-'37: Interme- diate Honors: First Year Basketball: Student Assembly: Intcrfraternity Conn' cil: Lacrosse, I938-'39: Vice-President and Business Director, Virginia Players. .IUNIUS RonEs FISI-IIIURNE CIIARI.O'I I'I?SVII.I.I'I, VIRGINIA Beta Theta Pi: Skull and Keys: P. K. Society: Freshman Basketball and Ten- nis Teams: T. I. I., K. A., President, 1938-'39: Phi Alpha Delta: President of P. K. Society, 1937-'38: Zn: Basketball Team: Varsity Club: Captain, Tennis Team, I937: President of Law School: President of Honor Com- mittee: Treasurer, Class of 1937. APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN LAW E851 APPLICANTSFOR DEGREESIN LAW l I'IENRY T. Gaul: 39 South Battery KIIlAllI.liS'l'l!N, suurli c:AnoI.lNA Dean's List. LEON Gnonxmx 4l3 Church St. MAIl'I'INSVII.I.Il, VIRGINIA B.S. in Commerce, University of Virginia: Pi Lambda Phi: Hera Gamma Sigma: Intermediate Honors: Dean's List, College, Law School: Secretary, Graves Club. ELKIN Ai,12xANm2it Goinmino IO36 Tunstall Ave. NOIlIi0l.K, VIRGINIA Student Assembly, l937-'38, 1938-'39: Student Senate Hospitalization Com- mittee, 1938-'39. PURTIER RANDOM-it GRAVES LAKIIEY SPRINGS, VIRGINIA .IOIIN Giumimia. CIIIARLHSTUN, SUU'l'lI CAROLINA Phi Alpha Delta. CIERALD R. I'lAR'1' l724 Copeland St. ,lAt:KsoNvII.LIi, IrI.onIIm Chi Phi: Sigma Nu Phi. ll PAUL J. HARTMAN CIRt:I.Iivll.l,Iz, WI5s'r VIRGINIA IIA., Maryville College: Associate Decisions Editor, Virginia Law Review: Student Assistant in Law: Dean's List: Raven Society: President, Lile Law Club: I.aw Students' Advisory Council: Sigma Nu Phi: Varsity Debate, 1936- '37: Louis D. Bennett Scholarship, l936-'37, 1937-'38: Daniel K. Stewart Scholarship, 1938-'39: Student Assembly: I.ittle Congress. .limes li. H izi.vlN LOUISA, VIRGINIA Ronear Fiuzmziucx STEARNS IIOMANN 308 So. 56th St. UMAHA, NiznnAsKA Phi Kappa Psi: Phi Delta Phi: Editorial Board, Virginia Law Review: COIIK5 ANI: Cuties: Boxing Squad. M. ,l. I'IORAN, JR. 500 Langham Road, Penny Hill W'ILMINLTI'ON, nl5I.AWAIus QIOIIN G. JOHANNESEN, jk. lIIlIIJGI2P0k'I', CON N I'5C'I'ICUT Phi Delta Theta: ll,S. in Commerce, I957: Alpha Kappa Psi: Phi Alpha Delta. WI1.i.m1xI G. KELLOGG, JR, KIRHIENWOOIJ, NIEW YORK A.B., Virginia Military Institute, 1936. APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN LAW Lael APPLICANTSFORDEGREESIN LAW I C RICHARD B. IQLIEINKNECI-IT Z01 So. 21st St. IIICIIMUND, INDIANA Nash Law Club. RDIIERT IQOTEIEN 1022 Westover' Ave NORFOLK, VIRGINIA SIDNEY RICHARD LENDING P. O. Box B30 NEW DEDIIORD, MASSAt:ItUSI2T1'S Tau Epsilon Phi FRANK TIAIDIIIAS LITTDN 918 Bigley Ave. CIIAIlI.IIS'I'ON, WIiS'I' VIRGINIA Baud. CIIARI,Es W. LYON, -IR. 604 Oalchurst Drve IIIIVIIRLY HILLS, CALIFOIINIA D Phi Delta Theta: Ihi Alpha Delta: Gymnastica. J. 1-I. SIIYLER MCCI1NN1EI.I, I.oweI I'IaIwicIc EAST IIADFORD, VIRGINIA A.I3., Virginia Military Institute: Kappa Alpha: Phi Alpha Delta: Business Nlanager, Virginia Law Rcvirw: Dt.-an's List: Raven: l.aw School Advisory Council. GEORGE WALTER MAPI-, JR. ACCOIVIAC, VIRGINIA I3.S.: Imp : Eli Banana: Phi Kappa Sigma: Phi Delta Phi: I.anIl1da Pi: Freshman Boxing, 1933-'34: Foothall Squad, 1934-'35-'36: President, First Year I.aw Class, 1936-'37: President, I:astern Shore Cluh, 1937: Dormitory Coun' cilor, 1936-'37-'38-'39g Dt-an's I.ist, Law School: President, Phi Delta Phi. 1937-'38, II1EVIiR1,I?Y RANDDI.I'I'I xVIE1,1,1fOR1J MARsIIAI.I. 2226 MoIuImeut Ave. RIIIIIMONI7, VIRGINIA CARY MAX' GOIIDONSVII.I.II, VIRGINIA ROIIERT I'IUNTER IVICIQLVANY 715 Piler St. 4 NOIlIi0I.K, VIRGINIA ALEXANDER NVELDDN NEAL, -IR. noN AIR, VIRGINIA Phi Kappa Sigma: P. K. Society: Phi Alpha Delta. DAVID ROGERS OWEN R. F. D. No. I CIIAII1.0'I 1'IiSVII.l.1Z, VIRGINIA Phi Kappa Psi: lI,A. 119351. M.A. 119371, University of Virp,inia: Phi Delta Phi: Phi Beta Kappa: Skull and Keys: P. K. Society: T. I. I.. K. A.: Raven Society, Vice-President, 1938-'39, Intermediate Honors: Dean's List. College, Law School: Student Assistant in Economics, 1935-'3I1: Student Asl sistant in I.aw, 1938-'39: Secretary, Law Students' Advisory Council: De- cisions Editor, Virginia LIIW Review, 1938-'39: Iiditor-in-Chief, CORXS ANII CURLS, 1934-'35: First Year Swimming Numerals, 1933: Varsity Swimming Team, 1934-'35: sVt. APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN LAW Is7I APPLICANTSFORDEGREESIN LAW I STEPHEN G. PALMER I952 Penn Ave. MINNIZAPOLIS, MINNESOTA Phi Alpha Delta. RICHARD B. IJERSINGIER 525 College Ave. SALEM, VIRGINIA Virginia Law Rt'vrt'Iv, I937-'38, l9334 39. w rI1RAVIS NVII.I.IAM POOLE I1URt:EI,l.vII.I.I5, VIRGINIA First Year Foctballg First Year Boxing Squadg Debate Councilg Baptist Student Union, Dcan's List, Collegeg B.S. in Comms-rceg Society of St. Inczg Vir- ginia Law Review. FRANK FLOLIRNOY ROIIERSON JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI St. Anthony, Phi Delta Phig Virginia Law Rt-'rimvg Dt-an's List. -IOI-IN ITANVSON RUST IrAIItIfAx, VIRGINIA Alpha Tau Oniegag Lambda Pig Track Team, l934-'35336-'37: V Clnlwg P. K. Sncietyg Captain, Frerhinan Track, 19345 Captain, Varsity Track, 19375 SS., 1937. ROBERT LOVE ST. JOHN AI1I.ING'I'oN, VIRGINIA Beta Theta Pig Dean's List, College, German Clubg Skull and Keysg First Year Football: Captain, First Year Trackg Varsity Foothallg Varsity Cross- Ccuntryg Captain, Varsity Tracltg President, T. I. I.. K. A. Societyg Imp g l3 Club, President, Student Uniong Dormitory Counselor: V Club, G. A. A. Board, 3-3-3 Council, Coach of Varsity and First Year Cross- Country aIId First Year Track. LESTER EUGENE ScHI.ITz 7l4 High St. I'0R'I'SMQlIiI'H, VIRGINIA AI.I.AN N. SPITZER 610 Locust Ave. CI'lARLOTTIiSVILLIZ, VIRGINIA THOMAS W. STEPTOE SIIEPIIERIISTDWN, WEST VIRGINIA Phi Alpha Deltag Notes Editor, Virginia Law Re-view, Raven Societyg Press ciub. THOMAS LOTHE STOCIQERT, -IR. 94 East Main St. IIUCILIIANNON, WIIST VIRGINIA Kappa Alpha. ARTH U R LLOYD SYMINGTON 167 East 65th St. NIEW YORK, NIZW YORK St. Anthony Hallg Eli Banana: Raven Society: Legislation Editor, Virginia Law Review, Phi Delta Phi: B,A., Princeton, l936. VVARREN TUIIIIS, JR. 72 Highland Ave. BUFFALO, NEW YORK A I3., Cornell University, I936 APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN LAW I88J APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN LAW CHARLES WVALLER TUCKER BERRYVILLE, VIRGINIA Zeta Psig V Clubg Manager, Baseball, 1938. JOIIN VV. VVALBERT 1900 W. 18th St. OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAIIOMA Delta Kappa Epsilong Phi Delta Phi: Skull and Keysg German Clubg Eli Bananag lmp g Varsity Football Squtgd, 1936-'37, Varsity Boxing Squad, 193 . FRANK LESLIE WATSON, JR. 3528 Riverside Ave. JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Delta Psi, Lambda Pi, P K. Socictyg Raven Society: Phi Delta Phi: Editor, Book Review, Secretary, Vlfglfllrl Law Rc'-rivwg Freshman Basketball, 19355 Dean's LI:.v., Law School, .Student Assistant 111 Law. COLLINS DENNY WHITE 1529 Westover Ave. PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA Pi Kappa Alpha, Sigma Nu Phig B A., Emory and Henry College, Student Assembly. EARL WINOO WINOO 1901 Grace St. LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA President, Graves Club. . .. ,J ,,,fM.w,.he.5.-.hz APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN LAW Whose Piciures Do Noi' Appear M. H. AI.I.EN, JR. W. MCK. GIBSON J. B. ANDERSON E. W. GREGORY ROBERT BRECKENRIDCE L. R. HOUSTON PERCY BROWN, JR. A. C. HOWELL, JR. G. F. Cos'I'EI.LO S. S. KEI.I.AIvI, JR. W. A. CRAWFORD, JR. F. L. LARGENT, JR. LAWRENCE DANA G. H. LAWSON D. MCD. LEBRETON, JR. J. B. LEIST, JR. 1891 T. D. MORRIS R. F. PARKER, II. F. H. PI.A'I I', II. GIOVANNI PREVITALI W. K. RAIvIsAv, JR. NV. C. TI-IOIvIPsON A. A. WALDROII, JR. THE LAW SCHOOL Each year over a hundred stalwarts en- ter the handsome portals of Clark Me- morial Hall to be initiated into the in- tricacies of flue profession, suhf' For three long years they are immersed in Blackstone and Coke, in Dobie and Glenn, and Ribble, Eager, and Dillard. And for three short years there are days and nights of happy associations with fellow aspirants-the fun of Law dances, of politics and beer parties, of Phi Delta Phi Libels and fraternity initiations, of bull sessions, and picnics, and ball games-with a julep on every base. And then the last trying days . . . cramming, blue books, bar exams, and the fateful reading of the lists- where Heaven and Hell are joined in that oh, so welcome 83. Then parties, Finals, good-byes . . . the Good Old Song. That those alone may be servants of the Law who labor with courage, learning, and devotion to preserve lib- erty and promote justice. THOMAS C. ANIIREIVS JOIIN II. AYI.OR PAUI. K. VON BBRGEN ANTIIONY A. BLISS EDWARD C. V. BOYKIN PHILI.IP S. BRAYTON VVILLIAM ROSS BREEDLOVI STUART E. BROWN, JR. NIORTIMIZR M. CAPLIN ROBERT L. CARTER VVM. FIELDS CARTER MILLARD CASS RALEIGH C. CHRISTIAN JAMES fIIl.I.IAM CONRAD SAM A. CUI.BERTsON AUSTIN CUNNINGIIAM JOIIN H. DAVIS, JR. HENRY FENTON DAY, JR. RAI.PII OTIS DISININGER C. LAVVRENCIZ DORTSCII JOIIN R. DUDLEY DONALD S. DUGAN BENJAMIN B. FOWI.ER VANCE M. FRY S. HUGIIES GAKVIN NATHANI EI. VV. GENNETT JOIIN M. GEPIIART DUNCAN C. GIIIII SPENCER GI.AS GILI., JR. J. FORSYTII C. f?l.BNN n JOHN C. GOCHENOUR ROBERT E. GOLDSTEN Second Year Class THE DEPARTMENT OF LAW SECOND YEAR CLASS VVILLIAM T. GRASTY ROBERT B. GREENOUGII VEIGII AULI. IIAIN, JR. JOSEPH MARTIN IIANDLAN GARRARD HARRIS DUDLBY N. H.'KR'I', JR. EUGENE G. IIAWKINS 'FIIEODORIE IIETELER, JR. AI.BERT N. I-IICKEY S. PAGE IIIGGINBOTHAM JAMES A. HILIJARIJ DANIIEI. F. HORSEY J. NOXON HOWARD AI.I.IiN S. HUBBARD, JR. JAMES L. HUGIIES, JR. PIi'l'ER IRVINC ROBERT C. JACOB, JR. ERIK A. JOIINSON VVII.I.lAM V. T. JUSTIS JAMES I.. KAI.IiR J. O. vON KALINOWSKI MICIIAIEI. E. KlVI.IClIAN BENJAMIN T. KINSIiI', JR. JOHN F. KIZIER SAMUEL K. C. KOPPER R. BOLLING LAMBETII JOIIN D. LEBOURGEOIS WII.I.IAM D. LEET EDWIN M. LEONARD ANDREW R. LINSCOTT CHARLES E. G. LLOYD GLYNN P. MCCONNEI.L JOIIN K. MACDONALD l9I1 JOIIN B. MCLEMORE, JR. JUI.IEN MASON CIIARLES VV. MAUZE EIAVOOD F. MELSON, JR. HUGII S. MEREDITII C. G. MIDDI.ETON, JR. ASIITON C. MlI.I.ER, JR. W. J. B. MILLER, JR. E. CONVVAY MONCURE LEWIS J. MOORMAN, JR. RICIIARD P. MOSER JOSEPH N. NIYIERS VON D. OEHMIG GERALD R. O'MELvENY HIEROMI5 L. OPIE, JR. FRANCIS L. ORGAIN JAMES E. PALMER, JR. LOUIS H. PARENT I-I. MERRILL PASCO T. L. PERKINS A. JACKSON PIETSCII, II ROBERT R. PONTIEEX HAROLD G. POTIS ROBERT E. L. PURDUM I-I. GARRE'l l' PURNELI. WII.I.IAM A. PUTNAM OLIVER B. QUIN, III KENNE'l'lAI REDDEN ALBERT F. RIiUTI.INCI2R GEORGE RICIIARDSON, III FRANKI.IN ROOSEvEI.T, JR. F. COI.EMAN ROSIENBERGER WILLIAM A. ROYALL SIDNEY M. RUFFIN JOIIN G. RUST JAMES C. SARGENT J. P. SAUI., III ROBERT M. SAUNDERS COLLINS J. SEI'rz CIIARLES B. Sl.AUGII'l'ER ARNOLD N. SI.OAN DOWNING L. SMITH JOSEPII I-I. STRATTON, JR. WII.I.IAM E. SUDDATH, JR. I.U'l'I'lER L. SUI.I.IvAN A. C. TEN EYCK, JR. ENRIOUE A. TESSADIK G. VVADDIELL UPDIKE ROYALL VICTOR, JR. EDVVIN W. WARNER SAMUEL D. WARREN DUFFEL S. WATSON HENRY H. WATSON, JR. SIDNEY D. WATSON WILLIAM R. WEEKS, II RICIIARD M. VVIELLING H. GlI.MliR WELLS MRS. M. H. WILLIAMS, HOLMAN WILLIS, JR. GEORGE G. WII.SoN JOHN M. WILSON, JR. BI.AKE B. WOODSON EDVVIN P. WORMING'l'0N- WM. C. WORTHINGTON I-IENRY L. WYATT II93 l ORKS THE DEPARTMENT OF LAW SAMUEL G. ALRICII LOUIS S. AUCHINCLOSS CIIARLES F. BACIIMAN, II JOSEPH HACHNER LORENZO LEE BEAN, JR. JULIAN BONAR BIZATY, JR. JOIIN R. BENNETT, JR. ALEXANDER J. BIVINS DAVID GRAHAM BLAI.OcK BENTON P. BOIIANNON LESTER SKENE BORK ANDRETK' JACKSON BRENT JAMES D. BROWN JOIIN W. BURKE, JR. MAX BUSBY JOIIN D. BUTZNIER, JR. STUART B. CAMPBELL, JR. DAVID CARI.INER JORGE ENRIOUFI CASTRO MfX'l l'llEXl' E. CIIOTAS GEORGE IE. CHURCHILI., JR. TIIOMAS CAROLYN CLAY GEORGE B. CLEVELAND CARL LEE CLOVIZR RICIIARD P. CONNETTIQ CARLTON S. CONNOR RALPH LIBBX' CONNOR TIIOMAS COOCH DAVID BUSH COxE HOMER CRAWFORD ARTIIUR R. CUSIIMAN VVALTER MOE CUSIIMAN MRS. SARA CTEER DALE BRADIfU'I'E VV. DAvENI'OR'I' ARTHUR A. DAVIS, JR. HERBERT H. DAVIS, JR. DONALD K. DAYTON VVILLIAM A. DICKENSON FIRST YEAR HARRY IE. DINVYIDDIIZ, JR. WILTON ROBT. DUBIN ROBERT CAMPBELL DUKE FITZIIUGII ELDER, JR. MISS MARION Ii. ESDEY WILLIAM I.. FAGG JUAN ANTONIA FARIA I.l,0YIJ E. FERRELI., JR. VVIIIIJAM H. FICKES, JR. MARSHALL FIELD, JR. EDXVARD FINLAY, JR. HIERBIERT B. Fl.E'l'CHIiR HARRY B. F. FRANKLIN VVINSTON FROST J. RUI-ERT FULTON MARVIN l. CTOLIlS'l'lElN HRISCKENRIDGH C. GOODIIOB MAYER MARTIN GOODMAN RAY AUSTIN GRAIIAM, JR. IIORACE GRAY, JR. WM. H. GRIMIIALL, JR. JOIIN M. HAMI.Ii'l', JR. ROBERT CTOODLOE HARPER JOSEPH BRAXTON I-IARRIS DAYID A. HARRISON, III FRANCIS H. HELLER VERNON D. HITCIIINGS, JR. fs!-IORGE K. HOOKER HUGII I-IORNE WILLIAM H. HUDGINS JAMES ARTIIUR INGALLS RAT-'Alil. DE JESUS HARLOW E. JOIINSON ROBERT D. JOHNSTON 'IQHOMAS M. JOIINSTON STANLEY K. JOYNES, JR. EDTVIN HAROLD JUNGER JAMES NIICHAEI. KELLY CLASS S. RPMI. LANDON, JR. THOMAS B. LARKIN, JR. CABELI. T. LHCKIIZ ROBERT C. LIWBRICII MAURICE ROBERT LEYY SEYMOUR LITMAN ANGUS C. LI'I l'l.EJOHN, JR. EDWARD M. LOWRANCE ELEXIS WM. MCGRATII LARRIE D. NICNEKLI. CIIARI.ES S. MCVEIGH, JR. JAMES M. MANIRE CHARLES C. MIXNNING, JR. SAM REYNOLDS MARKS, JR. JAMES DRURY MARTIN, III THOMAS BOYD MASON JOHN VAN V. MATTHEWS GEORGE S. MILES STRATIfORD I.. MORTON, JR. KENNETH F. MURRAY WM. P. OBRIENDORFER GEORGE KVM. OBERST LEWIS VVERT OEIIMIG JOIIN LEACIIMAN OI.IvER CHARLES T. O'NIilI.I., JR. VVALTER AUBREY PAGE BEVERLY VV. PA'l l'ISlIAI,I. A. J. D. PAUL, JR. JAMES WISIIART PEARCE 'ISHOMAS T. PHILLIPS, JR. CLYDE A. PIPPEN, JR. LUKE HARVEY POE, JR. 'ISIIOMAS RUSSELL PRICE ROBERT M. RICHARDSON DECATUR I-I. RODGERS, JR. STUART M. ROGERS DONAI.D T. RUBY Fl'I'ZVVII.I.IAM SARGENT, HI . ROBERT BARNES YOUNG IRYIN SCIIINDI.ER WILI.IAM N. SHELBAER Al.l.llZ JOSEPH SHORT HENRY G. SMART GEORGE P. SMITII, JR. MCCAIN SMITH IIUGO SONNENSCHEIN, JR. CIIARI.ES L. SOURS XVILLIAM A. SOURS, JR. Ii. DONALD STEINBRUCCE MITURICIC STEINGOLD JOIIN P. STERN TIARRY F. STIMPSON, JR. MURRAY ARTIIUR STOIIIIIER LEIYIS P. SUMMERS DICK RAMSAY 'IQIIOMAS ISIJVVARD WII.SON 'FOZISR PHILIP MYERS 'INRAYNOR KNOX'1'URNBUl,I. JOIIN BURKE TURNER HOXVARD S. '1'U'l'HILI., JR. ROBERT JOIIN TYMOEE PAUI. B. ITRION BURTON B. VIGDOR JOIIN VV. WALLER CIIARLES S. WARD J. DOUGLAS WATT ROBERT C. VVA'l'l'S, JR. CIIARLES ALBERT WEBB CIIARLES E. WHEELER KENNE'l'Pl W. WHITAKER ROBERT F. VVIIITTLE Pl.IiASAN'I' H. VVILIIIAMS VIRGII. F. VVILLIAMS J. H. 'IQYLHR XVILSON JOSEPH M. VVINSTON, JR. JOHN W. ANINSTON, JR. RICHARD C. WOODS ... -an--. Firsf Year Class l92l DEAN'S LIST GF DISTINGUISHED STUDENTS RICHARD IC. IJERSINGER RICHARD AYLETT CAREI,l. TI-IDAIAS VVETHERELI, STEPTDE PAUI, -IAIXIES HARTIXIAN A. LI,DvD SYMINGTON CARI.YI,E IVIANNING IJUNAXVAY LAWRENCE IJANA IJAVID ROGERS CDXVEN FRANK IIIESLIIE WATSDN, IR. LEDN GLDIIMAN l93I SIDNEY RICI-I.-'XRD LENDING HENRX' 'TAYLOR CEAUIJ LAXVRENCE REID I'IOUSTON RDIIERT FREDERICK IIOMANN -I. I-I. 'TYLER IVICCONNIELII NVIIIIAAI PARKER BAIIwEI.I,, .IR ITIARX ICISENMAN FRANK l I,oIIRNDY RDEERSDN QIEORGIE VVALTIER MA IIII, KIR. F RANK H. PLATT R JAMES A. L. NIATHERS PARTMENT OF MEDIC N JAMES A. L. MATI-IERS JoI-IN D. GERMAN . . . OFFICERS W. MCK. JEFFERIES ..... THOMAS C. KING, JR. .... . ROBERT M. BIRD, JR. . .,.....President Vice-President . . . . . . .Secretary . . . . . . Treasurer . . . .Historian GERMAN, ,lI2FI:IIRII2s, KING, Bum E951 A- APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN MEDICINE 'DER CIIARLES A. ANIJERSON IIINTON, XVIZST VIRGINIA Phi lim-ta PI. IRYING BERLIN IIANIPTON, VIRGINIA Glce Clubg University Orclwstrap Obsclvatory OrchvI,tI'ag Phi Delta Epailcn. RDIIERT NION'l'GOMIERY BIRD, JR. uNIvIeRsI'I'Y, VIRGINIA B.S. in Medicine, Umvcrsity of Virginiag Phi Kappa Psig Calconong Lambda Pig P. K. Sociuzyg Assistant Editor, Comes AND CURLS, 1936. IIAROLIJ M. BosI.0w APPALACIIIA, VIRGINIA C,xRI.'I'oN .IERDAIE CIASIEY VVILLIAMSIBURG, VIRGINIA Alpha Omega Alphag Ravvn Society: Pi Kappa Alphag IIA., Collcgt- of Wfilliam and Mary S. XVIIRD C.tIsscEI,I.S PRINCIES IIAY, NEW YORK Calconong FrcsIInIaII Trackg Cross-Country Numcralsg Captain, Frcshman Cross- Country Tcamg Varsity Traclcg First Year Cabinet. SIDNEY B. CI,,fxRR IOI4 Collcy Ave. NORFOLK, VIRGINIA .IOHN ciR.'INYII,l,IE CRAWI-'ORD KILMARNOCK, VIRGINIA Phi Chig Sigma ClIi. HORACE M. DALTON 506 Ridge Avv. NORTON, VIRGINIA NII Sigma Nug Raven Sociciyg Alpha Omega Alpha. Mmm.-IRII R. lCaII.Aw R. F. D. I0 RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Raven Sccictyg Phi Beta Kappag Phi Chi. RoIII2R'I' EVANS LYNCIIIIURG, VIRGINIA HERIIERT R. FARISER I78 Lawrence Place PATERSON, NEW JERSEY B.S., Univnrsity of Virginia, I934. , I., APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN MEDICINE E961 APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN MEDICINE MAI,COI.IxI JUIISON FORD PIZMIHROKII, VIRGINIA JOHN D. CIERIXIAN I'0ffAI 'ION'I'AS, VIRGINIA President, Phi Br.-ra Pig Vice-Prcsidvnr, Medic GARRETT G. GOOCII, III 1016 Roanoke St. ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Phi Beta Pi. ASA WEsI.EY GRAVES, V. LACEY SPRINGS, VIRGINIA R. IQENNON I'IANCOCK Monroe Ave. CAPH CIIAIlI.IiS, VIRGINIA Phi Chi. C. IQEVIN I'IOYI.E KITTHRY, MAINIZ I-'Iii Chig Alpha Omega Alpha. al School. LEVI NVOOIIRRY 11uI.I.Ev, JR. 61 Harvard Ave. NEW IsI1II:II'I'ON. STATIEN IsI.ANII, NIEW YORK Alpha Kappa Kappa. I-IENRY C1.1?1'I2I..'IND 1'1UNI.EY, JR. 502 Georgia AVP. NOIIIfOI.R, VIRGINIA Football: Frvslmian Cabinvr. I'IARVEY ERNEST JORDAN, JR. 34 IINIVIIRSITY, VIRGINIA Freshman Swimming Toning Phi Sigma Kappa: Calconon SARIUEI. SUAIaIERIfIEI.II LAIIIIIETII, III. . RIIDFGRD, VIRGINIA IDAVID J. LEIIIIIAN, JR. 1 Highwood Road W1iS'I' CRANGII, NIIW JIERSISY Cullvgc Tupirr, 1933-'34: Mvdical Show, 1936-'37, 1938-'39, ' QDSCAR IIUNTER MCCLUNO, JR. 113 XVIIIIQ Sr. I.IaxlNu1'oN, VIRGINIA Nu Sigma Nu. APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN MEDICINE I971 RKS l DEAN'S LIST OF DISTINGUISHED STUDENTS DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE ROI3ER'I' M. ISIRII, JR. I-IAROLII M. BosI.Ow CARI.'I'oN J. CAsIax' JOIIN G. CRAWI-'ORII IIORACIZ M. DAIJION MAYNARII R. EMLAYV IZIIGAR C. BRAN'I'I.x', JR. JAMES VV. CuI.IIIIR'I'soN VIRGII. C. DANIIaI.s CIIARLES E. DAVIS GEORGII C. ARMIs'rEAII JAMES Ii. BAIN BENJAMIN W. IIERCNER Rox' S. BIGIIAM, JR. WAI.'I'IzR BUCKNER, II. JOIIN L. COUIIER VVILLIAM R. DANIIRIIIOE FOURTH YEAR CLASS CIIRIs'I'IAN K, C. I-IOYLE IIARVIII' E. JORIIAN, JR. SAMUIII. S. I.AMIIE'I'II, III. DAVIII J. LIEIIMAN, JR. VINCENT MAzzARIaI.I.A TI-IIRD YE.fXR CLASS IIENRI' D. IECRER RICIIARII XV, GARNE'I I', JR. NVII.I.IAM M. JIIIIIIERIIIS HENRY W. MAYO, JR. SECOND YEAR CLASS CI.ARA L. DAY XVILLIAM S. IIIAWRINS VIIIIOMAS C. KING, JR. SAMUEL M. MCDANIEI., J KELLY T. MCKEE JOIIN R. MORRIS, JR. BERNARD K. MUNDX' MARR E. Mx'ERs VVII.I.IAM C. QLIINN IEARI. RAsMLIssEN, JR. JosEI'II H. ROGERS JOSEIIII P. WEIIII, II. GEORGE R. MINOR CARNEI' C. PEARCI5, JR. IRAVID VV. SCo'I I', JR. CIIARI.Izs L. STUCREI' JAMES M. Moss IEIIWARII E. IVIULIJIN JosEI'II L. PI.A1 r 'IIIIOMAS M. SAwI'ERs CIIARI.Es D. SCIIII.I.INc JOIIN M. '1'RAIINIII.I., JR. I-IARoI.n T. YA'I'Es ff' Third Year Class IfI00l TUHTT THE DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE T. M. ARMIs'I'EAO C. BRAN'I'Lv, JR. J. G. BRUCE, JR. Ii. CAR'I'IiR, JR. I. CIIARAMELLA G. CLARK J. A. COCRE A. COLEMAN W. S. CRHDLIE J. VV. CUI.BER'I'SON V. C. DANIELS, JR. E. DAVIS, JR. . L. DAVIS M. B. DAY W. M. DEYERLE C. VV G. C. ARMIs'I'EAn, JR. J. B. BAIN B. VV. BERNER R. S. BIGIIAM, JR. W. M. BI.AcRIfORII J. M. HOOKER W. E. BRAY, JR. W. BUCRNER, II. L. H. B. BURK, JR. R. C. CIIALMERS THIRD YEAR CLASS VV. D. DRISCOLI. H. D. ECRER J. W. EvERsOLE II. H. FERRELL, JR. J. H. FRIEDICN H. L. GARDNER, JR. A. R. G1XRNIE'l l' R. W. GARNE'I'I', JR. H. H. GIS'l' Il. L. GREENIIIIRG VV. C. I'IAlNSWOR'l'II R. F. HAVVKINS F. S'I'. P. I'IENs'I'RmcI W. M. JEFFIERIES J. A. KIRCIINER J. S. KI'I I'IaRMAN J. R. Low D. VV. LUNIJ J. R. MAPP J. T. MIXSON H. VV. MAYO, JR. G. R. MINOR VV. P. MUI.IfORn J. M. MURI-In' T. W. MURRELL, JR. T. C. PAYNE C. C. PIEARCI5, JR. D. P. PIQTIERS, JR. H. W. S. POVVIERS, JR. A. A. PRINGOS SECOND YEAR F. E. CLEVELAND J. G. COLEMAN J. L. COLIPER W. R. DANIIRIOGE MRS. C. I.. DAY H. P. DEYERLE IC. T. DUNN, JR. E. G. FACE, JR. J. GARCIA-BIRIJ R. I-I. GILES, JR. CLASS G. P. HANII, JR. G. A. I-IAROIE W. S. HAVVKINS I-I. G. I-IELIIER1' W. M. HENIIRICKS A. L. IIIIRRINO, JR. M. A. JoIINsoN, III. T. C. KINKI, JR. A. N. KOLOIJNY W. LARKUM A. C. RANIIOLPII B. I-I. RAYMOND D. W. SCOTT, JR. E. SIIAPIRO E. V. SIIZGEI., JR. M. SMITI1 A. L. STEVENS, JR. S. D. S'I'OImARD C. L. STUCREI' M. C. TAVIENNER J. B. TWYMAN J. C. WEAVER VV. G. VVIIITE N. L. WILSON H. S. ZEAss S. M. MCDANIEI., K. T. McKEE L. E. MANGUS J. W. MARSIIALL J. R. MORRIS, JR. J. M. Moss E. MULLEN S. ORZACR J. L. PLA'I'I' G. N. PSIMAS J Second Year CIass IIIOIII 'I93 S. T. ADAMS E. L. CRUMPACKER J. G. PRICE ORKS W. REYNOLDS, JR. R. H. RoEER'I'soN, JR T. M. SAWYERS C. D. ScI-III.I.INc A. L. SI-IEI.'roN MISS M. R. AI.If0RlJ T. H. ALPIIIN E. V. AYRES W. S. BANKS A. R. BERKELEY, JR. R. BOOTH, JR. L. P. BRITT, JR. J. M. BRYANT W. E. BYRD J. C. C. BYRNE E. M. CAFFEY, JR. E. CALLAWAY, JR. E. M. CAMPBELL J. N. CI.oRE, JR. J. W. CoxE W. G. CROOK THE DEPARTMENT GF MEDICI sEcoND YEAR cI.Ass P. L. SIIULTZ C. L. SINCLAIR A. E. SPROUL C. A. STONE, JR. H. L. SULFRIDGE D. YUTER FIRST YEAR W. A. DAVIS R. L. DESAUSSURE, JR. M. I. DIAMOND H. D. DICKIE, JR. J. W. DICKIE M. DoNEI.soN, JR. H. E. FARVER G. T. Fousr, JR. I. GALIN E. O. GoLDs'I'EIN M. S. GREENBERG W. I. HADEN, JR. J. M. HALL W. E. HARMAN J. C. HAWK, JR. E. M. HENDERSON J. A. THwEA'I r J. M. TRAPNELI., JR. W. M. TUCKER A. B. WARREN, JR. P. C. WIIITEIIEAD C L A S S F. C. HOARE W. W. HOBACK J. H. HOPKINS J. H. IRBY, JR. C. S. JONES D. W. LINCK J. K. LINGO P. B. LOWRANCE E. P. MCCREERY, JR. Mlss B. A. MAGRUDER C. A MANGIIAM D. V. MANN C. D MILLER J. W. OAs'r, III. E. P. PARKER, III. R. B. PAYNII J. A. POWELL, JR. NE W. R. WI-IITMAN, JR A. D. WILLIAMS J. W. WILLIAMsoN, JR MISS B. G. WILLIS H. T. YA'I'Es D. PRITCI1E'l'T R. L. SCIILEY, JR. W. H. SI-IAIRER R. C. SIIRUM R. R. STANLEY J. G. S'I'EvENsoN W. N. r1xHOMAS, JR H. E. VALENTINE, JR E. I. VANDERSLICE J. A. VANN F. D. WIIl'l'E M. B. WINE L. J. YAMsIIoN C. A. YOUNG, JR. I. M. ZIGLER J. H. ZISKIND Four+h Year Class I 102 :I lfl031 THE MEDICAL SCHOOL Work, that,s no work--why, in Med- icine . . .lv And so it goes. Lost in the routine of labs and quizzes, of dissec- tions and analyses, the hopeful M.D.'s pause occasionally to snort at the play- ful romping of the colts in the other departments. But it was ever thus. And even Medicine is not all work- how about Calcanon, Phi Chi, and Nu Sigma Nu . . . those Medical dances and fraternity parties . . . a colce and a smolce at Chancellor's . . . those groups of cheering revelers along East Range. And yet through it all the pride in the Oath of I-Iippocrates . . . service to those in need . . . the will to work for men.', - I 9 l R APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN MEDICINE WHOSE PICTURES Do NOT APPEAR JOHN EDWIN BECK LESLIE ALLEN FAUDREE JOHN CAMPBELL HOTENSTINE JAMES SPICER MURRAY, JR. JOSEPH I-IANDLEY ROGERS HUNTER I-IUIDEKDPER ROMAINE EDWARD BARNEY SMITH JOSEPH PRENTICE WEBB, II LEONIDAS WILLIAMS Il04I THE GRADUATE SCHOOL OFFICERS ROBERT N. WALKER .......,..........,...... President MATTISON W. ALDERMAN .,A............. Vice-President DONALD F. SMITH .,..4,4.. .,..4 S ecretary-Treasurer BERNARD Discs ...........,............... Historian ALDERMAN, SMITH, Discs fl051 I 'I93 l RKS APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES l ASTRONOMY CARI. ALVAR WIR'I'ANEN .... BIOLOGY ROBERT THORNTON BRUMFIELD . . ROBERT CANTRELL FEAMSTER . MARX' LOUISE GRUMBEIN .... JOHN CLAIBORNE STRICKLAND, JR. . WILI.IAM BROCKLISS ATKINSON . . ROBERT I. BOSMAN ....,. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN DEWEES RUNK ARTHUR W. SHIVELY ..... CHEMISTRY HARRIS WALTON BRADLEY . . . FREDERICK CHARLES DISOUE, JR. RALPH CHARLSON DOWNING . . MAYNARD EDWARD HALL . . . CHARLES EDWARD MCGINN, JR. . CHARLES EDWARD MCMURDO . . LEWIS CASS REID ..... DANIEL HETFIELD TERRY' . . MATTISON WELLS ALDERMAN . CHARLES J. BARTON .... GEORGE LANDON BROWNING, JR. . MONROE COUPER ...... DAVID MILTON FRENCH . . CHARI.Es JACOB KIBLER . . JAMES EDGAR MALLONEE, JR. . EVERETI' LEE MAY .... DONALD Foss SMITH . . . JAMES MILLER SMITH, JR .... ECONOMICS ALFRED CHILTON BISHOP .... GESU ALDO COSTANZO .... EDWIN CLAYBROOK GRIFFI1'II . EMMETT BURJVELL HAN5'PE . JAMES RUDOLPH KAY ..... CHARLES ARNOLD IVIATTHETVS . .. ROBERT METCALFE MUSSELMAN . RAYMOND NELSON ...... ARTHUR BOWEN PARKER . . . CHARLES SAVAGE ROSS . . . THOMAS CROCKETT WOOD .... XNALTER MCCAMPBELL WOOD . . EDMUND F. MACDONALD .... EDUCATION WILLIAM HAI.I. CATO ..... ROBERT MATHIAS FINK .... CLARENCE HALE ...... ROBERT RUSSELL NEELY .... WILI.IAM MCCADDIN PRITCHE'I'T . ISAAC WEBB SURRATI' ..... JOHN PRESTON INGLE .... ROBERT NEWTON WALKER . ENGLISH MARGARET ELI.I0'l'T LEWIS . GEORGE BLOCKER PACE . . . EUGENE GARLAND ROSS, JR. . JOHN VVILBUR WATSON, JR. . NANCYE BI.AIR VICEELLIO . . WERNER LUTz JANNET . M.A M.A. M.A. M.A. M.A M.S. M.S. Ph.D. Ph.D. M.S. M.S. M.S. M.S M.S. M.S. M.S. M.S. Ph D. Ph.D. Ph D. Ph.D. Ph.D. Ph.D. Ph.D Ph.D. Ph.D Ph.D. M.A. M.A M.A M.A M.A M.A M.A M.A. M.A. M.A. M.A. M.A. M.A. M.A. M.A. M.A. M.A. Ph.D. Ph.D. M.A. M.A. M.A M.A M.A. Ph.D. M.A. Ph.D LI06fI GEOLOGY WILLIAM RANDALL BROWN . . LESLIE DONALDSON MANNING . ALLAN WATSON HAZARD . . . ROBERT MALCOLM MADDEK . . HISTORY VVILLIS BORDERS GLOVER, JR. . . GUSTAV ERNEST HAGEMAN . ANNA MARIE IVTITCHELI. . . JOHN GERALD PA'l l'ERSON . . ELEANOR ROBERTS .... CHARLES LEROY ANGER . ELIZABETH COMETTI . . JOHN CARTER MATTHEWS . . GLENN CURTIS SMITH .... LATIN FRANCIS DUPONT LAZENBY . . LILLIAN ALMA SIMMONS . . . . MATHEMATICS ALEXANDER DONIPHAN WAI.LACE . MEDICINE CHARI.Es JAMES FRANKEI .... LEWIS WALKE MCILHANY . . . CHARLES COLLINS ORR ..... PHILOSOPHY BERNARD JAMES DIGGS ..... JAMES ALBERT PAIT . . . . KENNETH KEI.ITA BERRY . . LEONARD JAMES ESLICK . . . PHYSICS JAMES CROXVELL BARNES . . . HOTNARD CLIFFORD MILLER . WALLACE BERKLEY GIBBS . . SHEPPARD ANGUS BLACK . JOSEPH ROBERT DIE1'RICH . . CHARLES SKARSTROM . . . RICHARD ALEXANDER VVEISS . . . POLITICAL SCIENCE WILI.IAM EAGER KELLY . . . . . . . JOHN SITLINGTON GUY CARSON . PSYCHOLOGY MINTER MORGAN JACKSON . . . FREDERIC GORDON TICE ........ ROMANCE LANGUAGES CHARLES GORDON REID, JR. . . . RURAL SOCIAL ECONOMICS ROBERT NATHAN FLOOD ......... CLEON VVIRT MAULDIN, JR ........ WILLIAM ROLAND OLIVER . . . JOHN LEONARD FUI.MER .... SOCIOLOGY N EDWIN CLARE MCCLINTOCK, JR. . LILLIAN DROPKIN WEBER . . . SANDOR BODONSRY KOVACS . ALBERT ALAN ROGERS . . M.A M.A M.S M.S M.A M.A M.A M.A M.A Ph.D Ph.D Ph.D Ph.D M.A M.A Ph.D M.S M.S M.S M.A M.A Ph.D Ph.D M.A M.A M.S Ph.D Ph.D Ph.D Ph.D M.A Ph.D M.A M.A Ph.D M.A M.A M.A Ph.D M.A M.A Ph.D Ph.D GRADUATE STUDENTS JAMES W. ALEXANDER BENSON S. ALLEMAN ROBERT W. ALLEN M. E. ANDERSON FONTAINE C. ARMISTEAD MELVIN W. AYLOR ROBERT E. AYLOR EDWARD G. BALLARD LUCY W. BALLARD BILLIE E. BARBER WILLIAM I-I. BARRETT CHARLES H. BAST PAUL E. BEIIRENS FRANCIS L. BERKELEY, JR. ROBERT K. BLACK TRUMAN A. BOTTS WRAY M. BOWDEN GEORGE R. BOYD WILLIAM P. BOYER JOHN T. BRADLEY JAMES A. BRALLEY MARON LOULA BROADDUS SALLIE L. BROWNE HAROLD W. BRYANT VAUGHN M. BRYANT JOSEPH D. BURROUGHS WILLIAM F. BUTLER WILLIE R. CALLAHAN HOWARD E. CARR WILSON M. CARR, JR. ROBERT W. COAKLEY EDWARD A. COLONNA MAYNARD C. CONNER GEORGE W. Cox, JR. MARY JANE Cox ELMER T. CROWSON JACK P. DALTON VINCENT E. DANIEL DAVID N. DAVIDSON STEWART DENSLOW NATALIE J. DISBROW EDGAR DONEGAN CHURCHILL F. DOVVNING XENIA H. DURETTE EDWARD R. DYER, JR. JOSEPH H. EARLE HOBART MCK. EARMAN JOHN M. ECHOLS JOSEPH C. ELLETT OSCAR L. EMERICK FREDERICK F. FERGUSON ELEANOR M. FISHER ROBERT M. FLORY RUSSELL E. Fox JOHN J. FRAY JOHN A. GALLAGHAN CHARLES J, GEYER, JR. LEONARD P. GOTSCH I938-I939 ELIZABETH F. GRAHAM ROBERT E. GRAHAM, JR. CECIL C. GRAVES WALTON C. GREGORY MARION H. HAMILTON BRYANT R. HARPER ANNA MAE HARRIS JOHN W. HAYNES ELMA J. HEGE THOMAS W. HENDRICK HUGH F. HENRY FREDERICK B. HILL, JR. SARAH V. HOLDEN LOUISE LENOIR HOLMES WILLIAM D. HULL HOMER A. HUMPHREX'S ROBERT TATE IRVINE HILDA P. IARVIS VIRGINIA M. JORDAN JOHN LEROY KEI.LEY NANCY B. KELLEY MARY D. KENNY MARY P. KERR FRANK MCC. LANDEEELD RICHARD V. LANGEORD MARTIN A. LEDDY JESSE VV. LEVY MARGARET E. LEWIS CARL J. LIKES CHARLES D. LLOYD JOSEPH M. LUBART ALFRED B. MCEWEN LLOYD E. MACHATTIE KENNETH L. MCINTOSH IRENE R. MANN DAVID H. MASON CHARLES G. MATHEWS, JR. RICHARD A. MEADE JAMES R. MEYER SAMUEL L. MEYER ROBERT Q. MII.I.AN CLARENCE W. MILLER DANIEL MILLER GEORGE T. MILLER LESTER P. MILLER WILLIAM H. MILLIGAN, J LUTHER R. MODI,IN, JR. HELEN R. X. MONTEIRO SAMUEL C. MORGAN MARY W. MORRIS RICHARD C. MORROW FRANKLIN G. MEYERS CLARENCE A. NEFF, JR. HERBERT E. NEWMAN, JR. WILLIAM I. NICKELS, JR. CLARENCE P. OBENSCI-IAIN, JR. MARTHA ORR I 1071 CARTER C. OSTERBIND JOHN W. OSTROM RUSSWYN H. OTIS EDWARD S. OVERMAN, JR. HUNTER M. PAINTER GEORGE S. PECK BRUCE A. PERRY RUTH N. PEYTON CORA M. PELUGE WILLIAM T. PUCKETT, JR WILLIAM M. E. RACHAI. RALPH S. RAINEY CHARLES RAY, JR. WILLIAM W. RAY GEORGE H. REESE WILLIAM G. REVELEY BETTY V. RIVERS JAMES B. ROBINSON CLAY M, ROSS B. F. DEWEES RUNK ROGER W. RUSSELL WILLIAM SANGSTER, JR, WILLIE SAVAGE CHARLES F. SCI-IWARTz GEORGE E. SCHWEIGERT GEORGE W. SCOTT FORREST W. SHAVER LUCIE K. SHIELDS JOSEPH E. SINGLETARY JANE C. SLAUGHTER EDWARD N. SMITH JOSEPH W. SMITH, JR. RICHARD T. SNELLINGS ALBERT R. SNITZER PAUL SOMERS, JR. JAMES M. STEPP ARTHUR K. STEVENS, JR. MARGARET A. S'l'IREVS'Al.'l' JOHN M. SWEENEY TIIELMA TAYLOR VVALTER H. THOMAS JOSEPH L. VAUGHAN MANNING C. VOORHIS BERTHA P. VVAILES ORVILLE W. WAKE HASVVELI. H. WALKER KATHERINE L. WALTON FLETCHER B. WATSON GEORGE C. WATSON DAVID B. WEBB FREDERICK P. WEBER JOSEPH WEITZ MARGARET U. WHITE SAMUEL WILCOK WALTER D. WOODWARD THOMAS B. WORSLEY ESMOND WRIGHT BARBARA YOUNG xl 'I93 ATHLETICS of 'v if x'f I X1 4' H V 0 A ,,,,,.. V 32.- fl W ' R xx THE THLETIE ADMI ISTR TIU The efiiciency and excellent spirit shown in the department of physical education has been particu- larly keen for the past few years. The men who, by their aptitude and ability at managing boys, are responsible for this interest in gymnasium work are Mr. Heidloff, Mr. Ludwig, and Mr. Hoskins, of the department of physical education at this university. Raymond C. I-Ieidloff has played a major part in the stimulation of athletics, particularly gym- nastics, for the past ten years. Prior to his work at the University of Virginia, Mr. Heidlolf took undergraduate work at Springfield College in Massachusetts, and graduate work at the Univer- sity of Illinois, where he taught for four years. During his instructorship at Illinois he was par- ticularly lauded as his gym team won the Big Ten Championship in 1929. Mr. Heidloff's great interest in acrobatics was transmitted to the stu- dent body last year when he organized the Uni- versity of Virginia Acrobatic Troupe. Starring with the troupe is Mr. Clarence Hale, also of the University of Illinois, at present studying at the R. N. Hoskins, T. M. Carruthers, N. G. Pritchett R. C. Heidloff, L. T. Ludwig 'V . -arf University of Virginia. A conclave of all student acrobats and performers is held in the spring in the form of a Gym Circus. This much-anticipated annual affair is also under the direction of Mr. Heidloff. Mr. Lawrence T. Ludwig, also a graduate of Springfield College, has proved his ability as a physical education director in every capacity. He has been important in the direction of scholastic and intramural athletics at the university for a number of years. Mr. Robert N. Hoskins came to the University of Virginia after graduating from the University of Illinois and taking graduate work at the Uni- versity of Iowa. As a physical director he has ably taught many phases of athletics, we are in- debted to him for his enthusiastic and excellent direction of intramural athletics. Through his untiring efforts he has greatly stimulated good will between the various organizations and groups in the university by bringing them together on the common ground of athletics. W3 J. W. ACRIEH E. V. AYRIQS W. S. BANKS J. H. BANTA S. A. BARI4sIIAI.e C. H. BAs'r A. R. BIaRRI5I.In' R. R. BERNARD S. B. BRAsIsI.MAN S. E. BROWN A. H. BRYANT M. M. CAIII.AN M. G. CARnozo XV. XV. CARSON I. CIIARAMIaI.I.A W. M. CusIIIIIAN J. H. DAVIS G. DEN NIE li. DINWIDIJIII R. DYIQR S. EDWARDS J. ELY S. FI3I.nMAN R. FISIIIIURNR C. FITI:II G. FRIaIzoT'rR L. FuLLIsR Y. P. GARNIZTT R. GARNlE'l F H. CJARVIN T. GEORGE GIQORGIE M. GIEPIIAIIT C. GIANAKLYS MEMBERS J. T. GII.I.IzT1'Is H. H. GIST MCC. GOODALI. L. S. GOSNEY P. G. GRAVES I. C. HAINIss L. P. HARRIS T. H. HILLIARD XV. XV. HOBACR E. E. HoI.M Y. HoI.T B. D. Jmious A. G. KIEYWAN H. T. KINsm' J. F. KIZIER J. J. KIISIINER F. M. l.ANImIzI2ELIJ BLUE l J. W. ACREE Presidenf M. LOWRANCI3 T. Mc:CAI.I.uIvI C. Mc:CI.AuuIIIzR'rx' W. MCGRATIC G. MACKIENZIE M. McLAucIII.IN C. NIADDUX K. MAI.I.ARu . F. MARRIIAM . S. MARTIN C. MONCURIZ W. MQNTAGIIIS W. H. MORGAN H. Monss J. NISTAD W. OIZIILIIG H. OGRINC W. B. WRIGIIT I.. OPIII F. PARRIJR B. PAYNII Pux roN W. PINDER H. Pon PRESTON PRIasToN F. RI5DAvID F. RI2u'rI.INcIsR E. ROTIIBAR M. RUIIIIIN R. Ruwzrn' H. Rusr ST. JUIIN E. SARGIEANT XV. SI:IIMIIrr C. F. SCHWARTZ E. P. SIIARRETTS J. P. SIM!-'SUN XV. C. SMI'rII T. P. SouTHAI.I. E. I.. S'rRIcxI.IsR J. C. SWAN!! B. R. TUCKIER C. W. Tucxuv. W. M. TUIJRER K. TURNRULI. W. R. XVRRRS L. C. WuI.I.I:oRn C. E. XVIIEIZLBR W. R. WII.I.IzTr R. A. XVlI.I.lAMS H. S. XVINOKUR llI21 THE EU EHES Varsity Football Coach cs- . . . Ilrafl Coach . . . . Linc Coach . . . Backficld Coach . . End Coach FRANK J. MURRAY . EDVVARIJ R. SI.AUGH'l'l2R AR'rnUR L. CJUIEPE . JOHN K!I,CUI.I.liN . Varxily Boxing Coachcs- . . Ilcad Coach . . . . ,'15JiJfl1lll Coach , . - l ar.vily liaxhclhall Coach T Brrr - Varsily Baseball Coach Gus K. E 2 . . . . ARCHIIE I-IAHN . . . . . . Ifaryily Track Coach Ronmrr S'r. JOHN . . Varsiiy Cross-Country JOHN S. LARown . . AI. YORK . . . Gus K. '1'raBm,I Coach . . Ifarxzly Sfnullnmulg Coach ANN . . . lfarriiy Tcnnir Coach DoUm.As W. Lum: CARI. Romvl l rcshma1z Foolhal I C oachcs- R1C11ARnR. FI.E'l'CllI2R . . . - .Ilcad Coach 7 . . .hsistanl Coach VVILLIAM R. VS mixs Ernxxs NICGRATII . . . . . . . Frcshmazl Boxing Coach . - Frcshman Boxing Coach . . Fr:-.rhmaa Baxleclhall Coach . Frcslnlicuz Baseball Coach . Freshman Track flxsistaal Coach MORTIMER M. CAPIAN Louis SCIIMIDT . . . RICHARIJ R, FI.E'l'CIIER RICHARD R. Fl,li'l'ClIER . . . Ronmu' S'r, JOHN . . , . - JOHN S. LaRO'WE GUS K. TEBELL Vll -K' X 5... X sun ' lll3l Leff fo Riqhf: Arthur L. Guepe Frank J. Murray Edward R. Slaughter Richard R. Flefcher 1 R.fxN1-c J. BIURRAY E. R. SLAUGHTER ARTHUR GUEPE . JOHN Ku.cu1.l.EN ARCH!!! H.fKI'lN . ORD PRESTON . IBB. RESUME OF T JOHN W. ACREE, Caplain JAMES W. BEVERIDGE ARTHUR H. BRx'AN'1', JR. Mosnr G. CARDOZ0 HARRY E. DINwmmE, J ALBERT G. FRliR0'l l'li C. TABB GEORGE VVOODRUFF GEORGE, JR. NxcuoLAs C. GiANAR0s JAMES T. Gn.i.E1'1'E, JR. LUTHER S. GOSNEY INNES C. HAiNEs L. PEv'roN I'IARRlS TEAM IIARRV C. McCI.AUGnER'rx' LEE M. MCLAUGI-1i.1N l-I, CAREER Mmiuux, JR. MAsoN H. Moss PIi'I'liR J. N1s'l'An SYI.VIiS'l'IiR Il. OGRINC ROBIERT S. PRESTON, JR. PIIILLII' Ro'1'1IAR JAMES E. SARGEAN1' ICIJVVARIJ P. SIIARRE'l I'S, JR. WALTER C. SM1'1'11 JOHN C. SWANK, JR. W. RoscoE W7Il.l.Ii'I l', JR. HERBERT VVINOKUR 11.5 I i ' I I 151' In spite of many criticisms directed toward the team and coaching staff, the records show conclu- sively the great improvement of this year's foot- ball team over those of previous years. It was undefeated in the state, winning the State Cham- pionship. Four games were lost to top-flight teams that will hear more from Virginia in years to come. Many players performed brilliantly throughout the entire season. Captain John Acree was a stal- wart in the line. Jim Gillette, Harry Dinwiddie, Mosby Cardozo, Lee McLaughlin, Woody and Tabb George, McClaugherty, Nistadg the list could continue indefinitely. It seems that nearly every man performed well consistently at his posi- tion. Virginia, IZ: V. M. I., I2 In one of the most thrilling games of the season, the Cavaliers came from behind twice to tie the Off Tackle for 20 Yards -4 Wern- Us HE SEASON strong Cadets of V. M. I. Taking the ball on the Virginia 41-yard line, V. M. I. marched down the field to score early in the first quarter, Kovar making the tally. Trzeciak's attempted conver- sion was wide. The Cavaliers took the ball on their own 42-yard stripe and, in a succession of plays that featured a very tricky double reverse, tied the score. Gillette made the touchdown. The second quarter was evenly and scorelessly played. Soon after the second half opened, however, Shel- by's passes put the Keydets on the long end of the score again. Then, with but five minutes left to play, the men of Wahoo gained possession of the ball on their own twenty. In a series of sensational plays, featuring the running of Harry Dinwiddie, the ball was advanced to the visitors' three. Car- dozo bucked over in three tries just before the game ended. Virginia, I3g Washingfon and Lee, 0 Smashing a seven-year jinx was one of the fea- tures of a bang-up Homecoming Game that saw the Generals of Washington and Lee University bow to superior University of Virginia eleven. At the beginning of the first quarter Beveridge passed beautifully to Gillette for a score. Sar- geant converted the extra point and almost before the spectators were aware that the game had started the score stood at 7-0, with the Cavaliers on the long end. Immediately afterward, Virginia came into possession of the ball on their own 30- yard stripe but pulled a surprising quick-kick. Several plays later, Gillette intercepted one of Hogan's passes and the Wahoos took the ball on the visitors' 35. Cardozo darted through guard on the next play to score. The rest of the game was played defensively by both teams, the Generals penetrating the 40-yard line of Virginia but once. Virginia, Og U. S. Naval Academy, 33 A greatly underrated Middie team defeated a game Cavalier eleven easily before 22,000 specta- tors to snap the visitors' undefeated streak. Navy scored early in the first quarter, Wood making the tally. The second quarter was a repetition of the first, except that the conversion was good. Lenz made the touchdown and Wood converted. The Tars played great football throughout, and only great iight on the visitors' part kept the score as low as it was. In the third quartet Emmett Wood Maddux, Dinwiddie, Acree Gillette, Nisfad, McLaughlin, W. George 3. W ll vo. ,A ,gn-Q , . - . 9 ' x - it ' ll16l took Lee McLaughlin's kick-off on his own six-yard marker and raced through the entire Orange and Blue team to account for six more points for the Seamen. Late in this quarter Virginia threatened, with Cardozo passing to Gillette for most of the ground gaining. Smith's fumble halted the Cava- liers' advance, however. In the last quarter an en- tirely new Navy team took the field and scored in seven plays. Finally, the third-stringers took over and marked up seven points, with Rowse making the touchdown and Worden kicking the point. Virginia, I4g V. P. I., 6 The Cavaliers kept their state record intact with an easy win over the lighter and weaker Polytechnic team to end an eleven-year session of Tech domi- nance. After a scoreless first quarter, the men of Murray took charge of the oval on their 27. A .rf ..- ' l . . 5 drive in which Gillette and Cardozo took the main parts netted six pointsg the former scoring. Mc- Claugherty made his first successful conversion of the year. Pierce kicked off for the Gobblers to begin the second half and Smith returned the boot thirty yards to the forty. Cardozo hit center, then Gillette received a pass from Smith good for twenty-three yards. A few plays later, the irre- pressible Gillette crossed the last white line to chalk up another score for Virginia. 1VlcClaugherty again maneuvered the ball between the uprights and the score stood at 14-0. With but a few min- utes left to play in the final quarter, V. P. I. took the ball on their own seven-yard stripe. Coach Murray sent a flock of alternates into the game and the Techmen soon scored, Pierce tallying. His attempt at conversion was wide and the game ended immediately. V - il The Team in Action Virginia, 271 Maryland, I9 Coming from behind twice in a hard-fought tilt, Virginia broke another jinx by downing the Mary- land Terps. Virginia lost the ball on a freak bounce on the kick-off and on the next play Beamer showed his heels to the visitors as he romped to a score. Immediately after the next kick-off, -how- ever, Virginia sustained a drive of more than sixty yards to tie the count. When McClaugherty's kick was good, the visitors had the edge. In the second quarter Hewitt passed to Murphy who eluded the Cavalier secondary to score for the Terps. Avenging this set-back in the same man- ner as they did rhe first, Virginia sustained an- other drive of seventy-two yards to score. Sar- geant added the point after. In the second half, Virginia came into possession of the ball on their opponents' 26. Several plays later, Beveridge passed to Woody George for another touchdown. Sargeant again converted. The last Virginia tally came in the final period, when Captain John Acree intercepted a pass on his own 45-yard stripe and returned it to the opponents' 20. Walter Smith then made a beautiful twisting run to cross into the promised land unmolested. With nothing to lose in the rapidly-aging game, Hewitt completed a pass to Devlin, who sprinted to the last touch- down of the game. The try for bonus was good. Virginia, 34: William and Mary, 0 Virginia assured herself of a tie for the State Championship at least with this one-sided victory. The first quarter passed before Virginia demon- strated her obvious superiority. In the second period, however, Gillette completed a beautiful pass, with two tacklers hanging on him, to Woody George for the first touchdown. McClaugherty converted the first of four straight place kicks for points after. Again in the second quarter Virginia again, Gillette to Woody George. In the second half Gillette staged the prettiest run of the game as he sliced and twisted his way off tackle for thirty yards and still another score. Woody George recovered a fumble in Indian territory and three plays later Pete Nipper Nistad found pay dirt again. The last score came on a display of sheer power with a drive of 74 yards, Harris scoring a few moments before the game ended. Virginia, 0: Columbia, 39 Virginia could do very little against a hard- charging Columbia eleven, and went gamely down to defeat. In the iirst quarter, Columbia took possession of the ball on the visitors' 47. Stanczyk and Radvilas sparked a drive to the one-yard line and Taylor scored. Try for bonus was wide. In the second period, Columbia took the ball on Vir- had the ball in the same position from which they had scored the first time, and the same play worked Beveridge, McClaugher1y, Sargeani Winokur, Cardozo Bryani, Moss, WiIIeH IIIBI .Ml you 'I-for l Q'- i ginia's 33. A few plays later, Radvilas ripped his way to a score from the 28-yard marker. Stickel converted. Again in the third period, after a beau- tiful comeback by Virginia, who made three straight first downs, the Columbians took the ball from their own 35 to glory on a sustained drive and Stanczyk's fifty-nine-yard run. Stickel again converted. Radvilas also came in for his share of glory late in this quarter when he scored on a nineteen-yard slice. Sweeney made good the point after. In the last quarter, the Columbia team had little trouble with the thoroughly tired visitors, Stoltz and De Augustinis each scoring a touch- down for the Lions. Virginia, l3g Harvard, 40 Showing surprising offensive and defensive strength, Virginia held a vaunted Harvard attack very well but were not quite able to stem the Crim- iilv - - - 1 fa: , V, J. ill9i Gosney, Sharrefts, Smith Frerofte, T. George Swank, Haines, Rofhar son tide. Acree and McLaughlin shone on the defense and Pete Nistad galloped thirty-three yards for the first touchdown Virginia has ever scored against Harvard. After a scoreless first period, McDonald ran thirty-three yards to score and Gar- della duplicated the touchdown a few moments later. Again, in the third period, the Crimson scored twice and once in the fourth period, with the outclassed Virginians scoring in the third and last periods. Frerotte made Virginia's second score. Virginia, 0: Norih Carolina, 20 In the annual Turkey Day classic against the surprising Tar Heel team that held Fordham to a draw, the Murray-coached Virginia team showed up surprisingly well. The game was marked by queer scores, the half-time count being 5-0 favor- ing the Carolinians. Maronic of North Carolina, an All-American candidate, played heads-up ball for the visitors throughout. This game was the last for six stalwart Virginians, including Captain John Acree. ' U PI.A1'oN GAILEY CLARENCE CALLAHAN BEN JACOBS DICK WILLIAMS TEAM JERRY KUSHNER WARREN MICHAEL ASI-Inv BARKSDALI5 TRUMAN SOUTHALI, Rov BOWMAN Buzz PARKER BOXING STAFF JOIINNY LARONYE ..., AI. YORK ..... joIIN SIMPSON .... CIIALMRRS MCCAI,I.uM . . DICK DICKSON FENTON SoMERvII.LE ART1-IUR BRYANT JERRY HowKINs RESUME OF THE SEASON Ilmd Coach first. Coach . Captain . Manager No winter season would be a sport season at all at the University of Virginia without boxing, and to the students boxing would not be boxing without johnny LaRowe. To him we extend our appreciation for his guidance and instruction of the squad during another very successful seasoII. Boxers Tie With Syracuse TlIe University of Virginia boxers tied with Syracuse University on january 14th. The Cav- aliers got off to a fast start by a wiII by deci- sion on the 120-p0Lll'lCl class, represented by Gailey. The outstanding bouts of the afternoon featured Ashby Barksdale, in the 14.5-p0Lllld class, who obtained an easy victory over his opponent, and Truman Southall, who added another vic- tory to his long list in the 155-POUINT class. Un- l 1201 doubtedly the most interesting match occurred in the light-heavyweight class, for, although Cava- lier Fenton Somerville lost by a knockout, the spectators were afforded an extremely interesting bout. The 4-4 tie was insured VVl1Cll Bryant defeated his opponent by a technical knockout. Cavaliers Defeat V. P. I., 5-3 A fast and hard-fought battle between Fenton Somerville and Dave Pitts struck a capacity crowd at Mcriiorial Gymnasium as being unsur- passed in thrills. Pitts gamely stood up under the rapid and powerful onslaught waged by Somer- ville. The bout ended in a decision for the Cava- liers. In the 155-pOl.ll1d class Truman Southall appeared destined to lose to Jim Woolwine of Virginia Polytechnic Institute, but by the middle of the second round the spell seemed lifted, with JOHN SIMPSON Captain CHALM ERS McCALLUM Manager Southall staging a fast return to win by a de- cision. Ashby liarksdale met stiff competition in the form of the powerful counter-punch of his Tech opponent. But experience and knowledge enabled Barksdale to counteract this by a speedy retreat and a series of swift lefts, which gained him the decision in the 145-D0lIllCl class. In the lightweight class Dick VVillia1ns won by a deci- sion after an excellent display of strategy and ability. The other win, which totaled a score of Hve to three for Virginia, was won by Ben Jacobs of the 127-pound class. Tar Heels Swampecl by Cavaliers Over 3,500 spectators at Chapel llill, N. C., on january 28th witnessed an almost smashing defeat, with Virginia losing only the lirst bout of the evening and taking a draw in the l27- pouind class bout. Southall and Barksdale, as usual, gave an excellent display of boxing skill. Awa Bryant presented a terrilic finale to the bouts by winning a hard-fought decision over his opponent. johnny LaRoWe's men happily left Chapel Hill with a score of 6M-1 M to their credit. ll2ll Tie With Maryland Un lfebruary 4th the University of Virginia boxing team met the powerful University of Nlaryland team, with an outcome of 4 to 4. The surprise turn of the evening was the defeat of I55-pounder Southall by his powerful Mary- land opponent. Again Harksdale and Somerville not only afforded the audience two excellently fought three-round bouts, but showed them two easily and well-won victories. Hailey and Ben Jacobs of the lightweight class showed remark- able skill in winning their respective bouts. As was anticipated by an excited audience, Awa liry- ant put his usual colorful end to the matches, winning by a technical knockout. GAILEY JACOBS Gailey Sinlts the Navy Midclies, 4: Cavaliers, 4 'llhe Virginia men got oil to a rather slow start against the boxers of the United States Naval Academy by losing the first three light- weight houts. lint hopes brightened as Nliddy Captain Fairfax went down to defeat at the hands of Ashby liarksdale in the most thrilling three rounds of the evening. rlll'lllN2lI1 Southall added to his line record another wing and ex- tremely eonnnendable was the winning fight waged by a steady and able Cavalier lighter, Roy liUXVlllZlll of the 165-Dflllllfl class. Again Bryant clinched the tie with a win over his Navy op- ponent, snatching a win from Annapolis to the joy of the colorful lX Iid-NVinter Dance audience. WILLIAMS BARKSDALE ENVT. Cavaliers Lose 'ro Penn Stale The University hoxing team met with defeat on l eln'uary lgfll at Penn State. lint the dis- appointment of losing was lessened hy a feeling on the part of Virginia boxers and spectators that more or less of a moral victory lay with them, lor although swamped with adverse eon- ditions the Virginia team showed superior knowl- edge and ahility. llisadvantage was Clearly shown in that two of our men were nnahle to light because of illness and that our boxers were nnseeonded during the hours. The bout of Cava- lier llaeohs, which ended in a tie, and the vietories of liarksdale and Bryant made the seore .LM-jk in favor of l'enn State. Victory Over Florida The Cavaliers rung down the curtain on the 1939 boxing season with a decisive vietory over the University of filorida on lfehruary 25th in lVIemorial Ciymnasinm. The Virginians showed themselves to he in top form and intent npon making their final meet not only a winning one but an interesting one. The last hout of the evening proved to be one literally of tooth and nail in which Awa lir 'int sm'1.'h -l l ' l i A yi ' S U Us Way to Somerville Turns a -Cold Shoulder victory in what almost appeared to he prear- ranged burlesque ot an aetual bout. SOUTHALL PARKER BOWMAN SOMERVILLE BRYANT BASKETBALL LEROY STRICKLER Captain BEN KINSEY Manager Gus K. Tm B. Kmsm' A. Flil.DMAN P. Nismn G. KEYWAN W. SMITH D. SMITH Virginia . . Virginia . . Virginia . . Virginia . . Virginia . . Virginia . . Virginia . . Virginia . . Virginia . . Virginia . . Virginia . . Virginia . . Virginia . . Virginia . . Virginia . . Virginia . . Virginia . . Virginia . . Virginia . . lil.l. . . .Coach . .Managrr SQUAD S'rRicKI.ER lCapl.l J. B1.Acxwm.1. W. Boakn W. MCCANN R. REDAv1n W. HARMAN RECORD .443 Bridgewater . . - .23 4.2QlIZlmpll6I1-SyClnCy . . .26 383 VVilliam and Mary . . . 48 .373 North Carolina . . . -29 . 45: University of Richmond 28 . 33Q V. M. I. ....... 23 . 453 Naval Base . . . 21, . 2lQ Maryland . . 3l .453V.P.l ..... - .16 . 39: Navy .......- 36 . 30: University of Richmond 32 . 39: VVilliam and Mary . . . . 4:3 Roanoke ....... . 37g North Carolina .... 48 . 303 Wlashington and Lee . - 25 37 46 .393 V. P. I. ....... zq 503 V. M. I. ..... . 27 . 453 Medical College .... 25 . 33g Wlashington and I.ee . . ZQ ll2.4l Free Throw RESUME or THE sEAsoN The varsity basketball team at this University per- formed outstandingly in the season past, winning four- teen of nineteen games and placing second in the race for the state championship. The entire quintet showed up well at all times and it is hard to rank one player above another in ability. Captain LeRoy Strickler, however, played excellently and showed a fine com- petitive spirit. Harman and Feldman, high scorers for Virginia in nearly every game, played offensively very well. Other members of the squad displayed fine play- ing, also. Prospects are exceedingly good for the coming sea- son, as all of this year's starting lineup will be back, with the exception of Captain Strickler, and several stellar players come also from the Freshmen. It seems that Virginia's domination of the Big Six court title has begun. Virginia, 44: Bridgewater, 23 Without extending herself unduly, Virginia won from Bridgewater in the season's opening game. Both teams looked rough in spots, but Virginia functioned very well at times. Virginia, 423 l'lampden-Sydney, 26 With many of the early season rough spots overcome, the Cavaliers had little difficulty in winning from the Tigers of Hampden-Sydney. . Il25I Virginia, 38: William and Mary, 48 In a surprise victory over the startled Cavaliers, the Indians of William and Mary looked strong. The Vir- ginians seemed unable to get their defense functioning properly. Virginia, 37: Carolina, 29 In a rather languid game the University of Virginia triumphed over the men from the Tar Heel State. The Cavalier courtmen led nearly all the way. Virginia, 45: University of Richmond, 28 In a bang-up, rough-and-tussle game that was marked by fouls and nearly every sort of irregularity possible on a basketball court, the Virginians trounced the Richmonders. This game was really one of the most colorful and interesting games played in the en- tire season. Virginia, 33: V. M. l., 23 The University outclassed the Keydets from Lexing- ton with little trouble in this game. Virginia, 45: Naval Base, 24 In a rather spiritless game, which was one-sided from the ver b ' ' h - ' y eginning, t e Naval Basemen bowed to the Cavalier courtmen. Bill Harman was easily the outstanding player on the field, scoring zo points. Mc- l STRICKLER FELDMAN HARMAN McCANN l w. SMITH l Cann played a great game for the Virginians also. Captain LeRoy Strickler scored I0 points. Virginia, 2l: Maryland, 3l From the University of Maryland the Orange and Blue tasted its second defeat of the year. Leading scorers for the losers were Captain LeRoy Strickler and Harman. The Old Liners assumed the lead early in the game and never relinquished it. Late in the second half, however, the Orange and Blue made a gallant effort, tripling their score, but the attempt proved futile. Virginia, 45: V. P. l., I6 In the attempt to make up for the defeat given them by the Terps of Maryland a few days before, the Cav- aliers swamped the Techmen easily, taking the lead early in the game and keeping it. ll26Ql Virginia, 39: Navy, 36 Playing spiritedly all the way, the Orange and Blue of the University of Virginia came from behind to defeat the Middies of the Naval Academy. The Sailors got off to an early ten-point lead, and even at halftime were nine markers ahead. Babe Feldman set a new record for individual scoring for the year for the win- ners. Virginia, 30: Richmond, 32 Tied at the end of the game, the Universities of Virginia and Richmond battled in an extra period until the Richmond Spiders broke away to win the most closely contested game that the Orange and Blue par- ticipated in during the entire season. Feldman sank I3 points for the losing Virginians before being compelled to retire because of an injured nose. Virginia, 39: William and Mary, 37 Smith, thc U1livt-raity of Virginia t-:wily 0Vt'l'l'illl10 thu Rcvcngc for thc . . .. 'Hg 4 mmmclv vwmry that the xvlllmm XX lNllllljlf0ll mtl Int uskttttu :incl Mary lHlfliL'ICL'i'S hzitl mijnyetl over thc Cilvnlicrs Virginia' 39: V. P. LI 25 was lH'0llLfllI lurtlt 111 thls hotly t'o11tt-stt-tl hztttlc. - H l11 :I repent v1t:tn1'y ovt-1' tht' lt'L'lllllt'll, thc fJl'1lllj10 VIFQIHIGI 4l: RCan0k91 46 :mtl Blue fuuml littlc tlifficulty. Sllllllylllg' up 5u1p1m11gl5T in lu lglllh om of tht Vlrgmlal 50: V. M. I.. 27 C0llllfl'yS hast teams, thc ltnxvcrsity letl Roamokc Cul- luge for thrcc lllIZll'lCl'S l1l'l.0l'C lacing tlowllvtl in tht- lust Scoring l1i1,gl1c1' than :lt :my time l1l'li0I'L' in this scal- fcw ITIUIUCIIIS of play. son, Vi1'gi11i:1 uvc1'wl1cl111t-tl tht- livytlcts. 'l'ht- gzmit- was , mn hotly rolitt-stctl. Virginia, 37: Carolina, 48 . . l d. I C H The C:l1'oli11i:1l1s pruvctl too strong for the fjflllljll' Vlrgmla' 45? Me 'ca O ege' 25 :mtl lillIC'S tired li1.5l1tc1's, lllltl t-:wily tlvft-ntctl tht- Cav- The lllIlVl'l'Sllj' cxtt-lltlctl its Wllllllllg' strc-:ik to luur ulicr cotlrtrnen. LIZIIHCS hy this triumpli ovcr thc Mctlicall Collt-1.20. Virginia, 303 Washing+on and Lee, 25 Virginia, 33: Washingfon and Lee, 29 Aitlt-tl hy thc lTlZll'VClUllS tlcft-naivt' support of Bill The repent gaunc with XV. 8 I.. wnuntl up thc sen- lI:11'111:111 :intl tht- tllIiSl1llllllIlj.f gllllI'lllIlg of Xxylllttfl' son l-0l'Il1CvilAjIlllli! l1:1skctt'e1's. r Long John Black- well Drops One in ll27l ,.......-4 f ARCHIE HAHN Coach LANG DAYTON Captain JOHN H. DAVIS Manager 1 TH Eli ARCHIE HAHN . Bon ST. JOHN . . HENRY CUMMING . LANG DAYTON . . j. H. DAVIS . . J. H. BANTA S. E. BROWN A. BRYANT L. L. DAYTON Virginia . . . . Virginia . . . . Virginia . . . . Virginia . . . . Virginia . . . Virginia . . . . Virginia . . . . . STAFF . . - . . . . . . Coach . . . . . . Assistant Coach . . Coach of Fall Track, 1938 . . . . . . . . Captain . Manager' TRACK TEAM H. E. DINWVIDDIE F. L. FULLER C. M. GORDON , Captain D. HAWLEY E. E. HOLM W. B. HOPKINS E. M. LOWRANCE L. LEE G. F. MARKHARI A. PEYTON R. PRESTON C. E. WHEELER RECORD 53 3 VV. and L ..... 37 65 3 W. and M ..... 25 67 2f3gV. M. I. .. -.58lf3 50 5 U. of N. C ..... 76 83 IX33 Davidson ..... 42 2X3 82 3 W. and M ..... 44 41M 3 U. S. Naval Academy 84M QVirginia first in roth State Track and Field Meetg first in non-con ference events at Chapel Hill, N. CJ ll28l RESUME OF THE SEASON A remarkably successful season was had by the University of Virginia Track Team. Captained by Lang Dayton, the team lost only to North Carolina and the Naval Academy. Beginning early in the season and ending late in May, the team met various colleges in the East and South and made an admirable showing at several inter- collegiate meets. Indoor Meet Wifh Washington and Lee VVhile winter winds were still in the air, the track squad practiced at the Nlemorial Gymna- sium and got under way with their Hrst meet on February 14. Coach Hahn's men opposed the team from Washiiigtoii and Lee. Outstanding in that meet were the performances of Ches Goodall and Frank Fuller. Goodall placed first in the mile run with a time 41453, especially good for the indoor track, the Heet Fuller, who was destined to shine brightly in the 1938 track .,eason, won both high and low hurdles. Shar- retts, Preston, and Lee completely shut out op- ponents in the pole vault event, with Sharretts making a jump of eleven feet, six inches. Gordon and Dayton tied for the high jump with a leap of live feet, ten and three-quarters inches. Virginia tallied a score of 53 to W. and L.'s 37. With William and Mary NVith a victory of 70 to 25, Virginia continued its season in an indoor meet on February 22. Again Fuller starred in the 50-yard high hurdles with a time of 6.4. Not to be outdone in the 50- yard low hurdles, he covered the bars in a time of 5.8. Also outstanding were Lowrance's 50- yard dash, Goodall's mile in 4.4.5. Bryant heaved the shot 40 feet. A particularly brilliant exhibition was shown in the 880 when Ches Goodall sprinted the last 300 yards to win with a time of 2:10.6. Virginia Takes First Place in +he Conference Games In the Tenth Annual Southern Conference ln- door Games at Chapel I-lill on February 26. Hahn's men came through with a win three points more than any of their opponents. The highlights were Fuller's first place with a time of 8.7 in the 70-yard high hurdles, and Captain Dayton's 6-foot high jump. ll29'l R h. 'v QA ' ve- I if Q. f ,f 1 ' A I if A i 'f Pr? LJ 5, , I ,. xxx ,f , a E, f . is ' N.. s , ' x fi 5' i QL Six xl 1 X X . . M. I. f fy. Spring Season Opens with Another Virginia Victory Although spring was well installed on April Il, the trackinen showed no signs of spring fever by their 67 2f3 to 58 If3-point victory over V.lVI.l. The jinx of Paul Shu was broken when Goodall was again victorious i11 both the half-mile Zlllll mile run. Fuller, Dayton, and Preyton shut out the low hurdles. A11d the meet was clinched when Eddie Lowrence and Mac Gordan took the first and second places in tl1e broad jump. Traclcmen Lose +o Tar Heels Although Virginia's defeat of April 16 to North Carolina by a score of 76 to 50 was the first one of the season, it is memorable i11 that Frank lfuller set a record i11 tl1e high hurdles. His time was 14.7, two-tenths of a second below the old o11e. Also keeping his successful Nvillllillg form was Bryant, who placed first i11 the discus and shot-put. Virginia Smashes Davidson, 83 lf3 +o 42 2f3 lVIaking eleven out of fourteen first places, with Zlll excellent showing from all of Coach Hahn's 1 X Left fo Right: Yancey, D. Dayton, Barrett, Wheeler, Peyton, Goodall, Bryant, Dinwiddie, Fuller. contestants, we hardly 11eed describe tl1is sweep- ing victory of April 23. Again Fuller added to his never-ending heap of laurels with a high- hurdle record of 14.6. Penn. Relays At Philadelpl1ia 011 April 29, the U11iversity of Virginia offered the greatest surprise of the day lVllCll the hurdle relay team made up of Dun- can Hawley, Army Peyton, Lang Dayton, and Frank Fuller, smashed the record of 61.6 by four-tenths of a seco11d. All bets lay with , PL- LARRY LEE Clears the Bar 1 -lim Donivan of Dartmouth, the anchor man. All bets were smashed for Dartmouth when Fuller nipped Donivan on'the anchor lap, send- ing a very chagrinned team back to Hanover without a relay victory. Fuller capped this hne performance with a second place in the 100-yard dash. William and Mary Goes Down to Defeat At Lambeth Field on lVlay Willizliii and lWary met the power ot a seasoned and confident team, and bowed to them to a score ot 82 points to 44 points. Hopkins broke the tape in the 100- yard dash with a time ot 10.2 and came back to win the 220 in twenty-three seconds. Virginia's lVlarkham was victor in the 880 and Goodall passed all contestants in the mile. Needless to mention, lfuller won both the high and low hurdles. A surprising moment occurred when Dayton and Gordon tied for the iirst place in a high jump ot five feet and nine inchesg and when liarrett, Lee, and Preston triple-tied in the pole vault. Traclcmen Score 52 Points Against W. and L. in the Tenth Annual State Meet lVIembers of the animal conclave of Virginia Track Teams proved to be easy adversaries for SC FULLER Virginia. Goodall and Fuller again placed first in their events. The record ot the day was hung up by Lee who topped his old record of 12 feet 4M inches by one quarter of an inch in the pole vault. Trackmen Lose to Navy The team's second defeat occurred when the powerful Navy team met our men on lvlay 29. The score was 42W to Sth. The year was concluded in defeat, but with a feeling that the team had had a well-coached and well-played 2lSOIl. Hopkins breasts the tape . . . Lang Dayton clears the bar . . . Nistacl heaves the shot . . . and Markham leads the mile against U. N. C. V If V 11lll1lY 1lll xiig s.w'iQ. 1. Wailing for lhe Pifch Bi-XSEBAL L STAFF G. K. TEBELL . ..... . Coach C. W. Tucicmz . . . . Manager D. TODD . . . . ...... Captain TEAM B. C. Asmar J. T. Gu.ua'r'ria J. W. Pmmsn J. E. SARGEANT E. V. Anas J. P. Kxzsn L. F. RnDAvm T. P. Sour:-um. I. R. Col-IBN C, G. NIACKBNZIE G. REGAN D. Tonn, Capmin J. E. EDMUNDS W. H. Tranny RECORD Virginia . . . . 95 U. of Vermont . . 8 Virginia . . U. of N. C. . . . Virginia . . . . 25 U. of Vermont . . 3 Virginia . . U. of Maryland . . Virginia , . . 65 Harvard .... . 5 Virginia . . U. S. Naval Academy Virginia . . . . 55 U. of Michigan . . . 4 Virginia . . U. of Richmond . . Virginia . . . . 65 Washington 8: Lee . . 2 Virginia . . V. P. I. . . . . Virginia . . . . IQ U. of Maryland . . . 5 Virginia . . Wake Forest . . . Virginia . . . . IQ U. of Richmond . . . o Virginia . . Washington 8: Lee . Virginia . . . . 85 V. M. I ..... . o Virginia . . Rutgers . . . . Virginia . . . . 75 William 8: Mary . . . 4 Virginia . . Brown . . Virginia . . . . 85 V. M.I .... . I2 Virginia . . Harvard . Virginia . . . . 75 V. P. I .... . 4 Virginia . . Yale . . Virginia . . . . 45 Wake Forest . . 6 Virginia . . Amherst . Virginia . . . . 55 U. of N. C. . . lQl32J RESUME OF THE SEASON Under the leadership of the two-year veteran, Dave Todd, the Virginia baseball nine faired better than last year's team, winning thirteen and losing twelve games. Jimmy Sargeant led the batting average with a 325, the only average on the team above .300. Dave Todd was second with 294. Before the opening game, Coach Gus Tebell was worried about his catching staff. Tubby Regan was the most promising, and was used along with Irv Cohen and Charley Mackenzie during the season. The first game was with the Univer- sity of Vermont at Virginia. In fact, two successive games were played-March 29 and 30. Although Vermont had seven vet- eran men on the squad, a powerful Virginia team was victorious over them by a score of 9-8. Jimmy Sargeant starred in this DAVE TODD CHARLIE TUCKER Captain Manager lf133I game, hitting two home runs. In the sec- ond game, however, Vermont came hack, heating us by 3-2. The next game was with I-Iarvard, where Ashby and Pinder, who pitched well, marched Virginia to another victory of 6-5 amid long and loud cheering. After this game Virginia held its winning streak for two more games, beating Washington and Lee for the eighteenth consecutive time, and Michigan by one run, 5-4. A strong invading North Carolina nine broke up our winning streak by handing Virginia a 10-5 defeat. This defeat was caused by several errors. From Maryland, Virginia took another trouncing by a 5-1 count. Helped by Virginia rooters whose spirit at the games was excellent, the Virginia batmen, strengthened much over previous games, started another drive, winning the next three games from V. M. I., William and Mary, and V. P. I. Virginia dropped the next three contests to V. M. I. ,then to North Carolina be- cause of five errors, and lastly to Wake Forest. On May 3, the Cavaliers, aided by the untiring pitching of Ayres, who allowed only five hits, defeated the Maryland club by 6-4. After that, the Blue and Orange won easily the next two games with Navy and Richmond. In the Richmond game Pinder allowed only three hits. 41 AYRES EDMUNDS ASHBY TODD SARGEANT PINDER GILLETTE H351 Here started the downfall. V. P. I. in- vaded Charlottesville and took home with them a 9-1 victory. The Cavaliers used three pitchers to try to stop the attack, but to no avail. Ayres started on the mound, allowing live hits, but was yanked from the box in the third inning, making room for Ashby. Ashby lasted one inning, giving up three hits, and was relieved in the fourth inning by Pinder, who handed V. P. I. six more hits. For V. P. I., Murray pitched a splendid game from start to finish, allowing only four hits. A bit downhearted by this attack, Vir- ginia was an easy prey for the Wake Forest nine, who marched over them with a score of 9-6. Jim Tailey, one of the best hurlers in the South, shared the honors with Farley for the Wake Forest boys. The runs were made on five Virginia errors. Again Vir- ginia tried three pitchers, but to no avail. The next game was a total disappoint- ment to Virginia rooters. With the defeat handed to them by Washington and Lee, we not only broke an eighteen-consecutive- -game victory with W. and L., but the state title faded before our very eyes. - The pitching staff is to be complimented on their brilliant hurling. Dick Ayres climbed to the top with the best pitching record, winning three and loosing but one. Pinder won most of the games, but he also lost four, giving him an average of 500. Ashby won three games. QI IIB Q9 1? Q? Pi' 8 ii I QC -IO CROSS COUNTRY STAFF Ancunz HAHN . . . . . . . . . . . Conch EDWIN I-IOLM, Jn. . . . . . . . . Cupmin OMAR FITCH .... ........... . . Manager VARSITY SQUAD Enwm Homvi, Jn., Cupr. JAMES PUTNAM CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN MCCHHSNEY GOODALI, LAWRIZNCH Fonsirru RECORD Virginia . . . .195 Richmond . . . . . . 36 Virginia. . . . .293 lVl:iryl:md . . . . . . . 26 Virginia . . . .183 William and Mary . . . . 36 Virginia. . . .153 V. M. I. . . . . . . . . .45 STATE MEET Virginia . ......... . First Place N361 D. L. SWIMMING TEAM LUND . . . Coach HIiC1l'l' . ......... . Manager W. VVRIGIIT fCapl.j W. FORD I-1. BRINKIERH011 S. CLARKE R. OVEN C. VVEXSIGER J. R0Ls'roN C. SCHNEIDER OI.IlIf1EI.D J. Rizmnuac C. BuRNm r I.. HOFFMAN L. Coomm EDWIN HOLM, JR. Captain of Cross-Country Team VARSITY SWIMMING An excellent record was compiled this year by, the team in swimming competition, for they did not stiffer a single defeat or tie. The addition of several second- year men to the varsity squad aided an already strong team. Several records were smashed during the season 'ind man . . y men performed brilliantly, notably Captain Bill VVright. Virginia, 46: N. C. Sfafe, 29 Slmashing two pool records, the visiting Cavaliers decisively defeated North C I' . aroma State. Seven first places were taken by thc visitors, including two relays. Virginia, 45: North Carolina, 30 A strong Virginia swimming team had little difli- culty with the outclassed North Carolina team. Virginia, 63: Randolph-Macon, I2 The swimming team from the University of Virginia overwhelmed a weak Randolph-Macon squad, taking nearly every first place. Virginia, 48: V. M. I.. 27 The Cavaliers' swimming streak was extended by a win over the Keydets of V. M. I. The relav team set a new mark t t ' a 400 yards. The Virginians took seven first places. Virginia, 44: William and Mary, 3l A surprisingly strong VVilliam and Mary swimming team fot I ' lgit well, but were downed by the superior Virginia tankmen. Virginia, 39: Dulte, 36 The relay team provided the necessary points to win a hard-fought meet for the University of Virginia. Captain Bill VVright was outstanding for the winners. Virginia, 52: Washington and Lee, 22 The Cavalier tankmcn elimaxed a perfect season with a decisive victory over the Generals of Wash- mgton and Lee. lQ1371 CROSS COUNTRY The Cavalier 'iharr season by defeating the formidable runners from the University of Richmond upon the new Alpine course by a score of 19-36. iers inaugurated their 1938 On October 22 Park where they suffered the only defeat of the e hands of Maryland. Virginia lost the race by the scant margin of three points over a tricky and diflicult course. the squad traveled to College season at th Despite rain and mud, the Cavaliers made the best showing of the year by defeating William d M an ary, 18-36. Ches Goodall starre ning the four miles within six seconds o record. d by run- f the course By placing the first six men across the line, V. . . . 1rg1n1a compiled a perfect record a I. in their next meet u on th Al gainst V. M. p e pine course. In Lexington, for the first time i Virginia annexed the state title eleven points over W. and L. tained his state title b n four years, by a margin of Ches Goodall re- y crossing the line before the pack with Ca tai Edd heels. , p n ie Holm close upon his WILLIAM WRIGHT Captain of Swimming Team LEW OEHMIG Captain of Golf Team G The qualifying rounds for the varsity positions were played on March 26. Captain Lew Oehmig led the field with a score of 296 for the 72 holes. He was followed by Cushman, Payne, Shannahan, Keywan, Taliaferro, Dunham and Hammand, in that order. When the season opened against Wake Forest at Farmington Country Club on April 2, the prospects of a good team were particularly promising, with two state champions on the roster in the persons of Captain Oehmig, Tennessee State champion, and Dick Payne, Virginia State champion. Virginia handily disposed of Wake Forest, 17M- DICK HENRY Captain of Tennis Team OLF M and then th . insy vania, when Dick Payne saved the da b ' ' .y y winning the 19th hole, played to break a deadlock. ey went on to defeat Per l The Cavalier linksmen ran roughshod over Navy, the Richmond Spiders, and '1 1 lt I . . . vea' Boston College team. Princeton came next and fought until dark to a 4.Vz-.tk tie. From here on the sailing was smooth, as Rutgers, VV. k L., Swarthmore, and the Hampden- Sydney Tigers were subdued. After defeating the f'Spiders in a return match at Richmond, Navy was defeated at Farmington, 6M-zk, in the last match of the year. TENNIS Under the fine coaching of Red Rohman, the 1938 net squad hung up an enviable record for the year by winning thirteen out of sixteen matches, only losing to the powerful teams of Pennsylvania and Yale, and tying the Merion Cricket Club in their northern in- vasion. Not only did the Cavaliers defeat all their state opponents, but also such teams as Michigan, Wil- liams, Navy, Duke, and Rutgers. Showing an exceptionally strong doubles team and several strong men in the singles, the team inaugurated its '38 season on March 31, by defeating the Williams College aggregation, 7-2. Overwhelming defeats were handed to johns Hopkins and Furman. Then win- ning three matches in as many days, the net team i138i bro p six by outclassing V. M. I., 9-o, VVashington 8: Lee, 8-1, and Michigan, 9-o. A return match with V. M. I. on the Lady Astor courts netted another easy victory, and more followed as Richmond, VV. 8: L., VVilliam 8: Mary, and Navy were handily subdued. ught the victory string u to ' After beating Duke, 8-1, on the Lady Astor courts, for the twelfth straight win, the Cavaliers embarked upon the disastrous northern trip. Here the long string of Virginia wins was halted by two hard lossesg to Yale, and Pennsylvania. A tie with the Merion Cricket Club and a 9-o triumph over a vaunted Rutgers team brought to a close one of Virginia's most success- ful tennis seasons. Liawis Oizrmis, GOLF VVALTER CUSHMAN Ricnfum PAYNE Wil.r,iAM SHANNM-IAN Virginia. . . Virginia . . Virginia. . . Virginia . . . Virginia. . . Virginia. . . Virginia. . . Virginia. . . Virginia. . . Virginia. . . Virginia . . Virginia. . . Virginia . . Virginia. . . TEAM Cdpmin Gnonsrz KHYWAN BaANmm Taemiimuxo WILLIAM DUNHAM LYNN HAMMAND Romain' WA'rTs, Manager RECORD ..l7EQ: . .l3'fQ5 ..5 ..8 ..l7 ..l8 ..8 ..27 . .l4'.Q: ..s ..1s ...iz 426: 6555 Wake Forest ....... lu William and Mary .... 4l: Pennsylvania ..,. . . 4 Navy . . . . . .I Richmond . . . . l Boston College . . . 0 Princeton . . . . .4'f Swarthmore . . . . . .l Rutgers. Vlashington and l.ee. . . l2'.Q Swarthmore . . . . . .3 Hampden-Sydney . . . 2 wi Navy..... ..: Richmond . . . 5 TENNIS STAFF Cam. ROHMAN . . . . . . . . . . Couch Ricmum HENRY . . . . . . . Captain Douceas SPRUANCE . .... . M-xnuger TEAM Humax' lVlAllONEY DLYNKI.IN J, GARNIETT THOMPSON W. GARNIQTT SLQAN CHANNING RECORD Virginia . . . . 75 Williams College . . 2 Virginia 95 Johns Hopkins . . . . 0 Virginia 73 Furman . . . . .U Virginia 95 V. M. I. . . . 0 Virginia . . . . . 85 W. and I.. . . . l Virginia 95 Michigan . . .0 Virginia 95 V. M. I. .... . .0 Virginia 85 U. of Richmond . . . . l Virginia 75 W. and l.. .... . . 2 Virginia 95 Williaiim and Mary . . . 0 Virginia 93 Navy . . .... . . 0 Virginia B5 Duke . . . . . . .l Virginia 35 Pennsylvania . . . . .6 Virginia . . . . 25 Yale . . . . . . . .7 Virginia. . . . Virginia. . . . 55 Nlerion Cricket Cluh 9g Rutgers . . . . . ..'5 . ..0 CPIUSSE HARRY GAVER Captain STAFF KIRK TRAIN . ....... Coach CHARLEY LINCOLN .' . . . Manager HARRY GAvI2R . ....... . . . . Captain MEMBERS RECORD :IVU-DE TESYNN SVVOOD gli!-TON Virginia . . . 103 W. 84 L. . . 5 ILTGARTER AVER HEELHR IxoN . . . . IRVING FIELDMAN ROBIN DICKSON Virginia ' ' 4: Loyola 'h ' ' 9 WOOLFOLK Srxzmaunc RICHARDSON CARTER Virginia - - 0, Danmout ' ' 0 SIIEI.nouI1Ns BLACKMAN CUSHMAN CHRUTTX Virginia . . 4, Syracuse . . . . I3 GOLDSTROM FITCH FARRINGTON HALL Vi: inia 6. Navy . . . . 8 HEROLD FABURNE BAKER HANRETTY , g, , ' ' k U . ' . ' ' DORNIN SI-IEPPIN MARCH Vlfglnla - ' 4s Du e mvefslty - - 2 RESUME The Cavalier Lacrosse team, stronger than scores in- dicated finished a fairly successful season, having won the Southern League Conference by defeating W. 8: L. and the powerful Duke lo. The season opened with a I0 to 5 defeat of W. Sc L. which happened to be their first defeat of the year During the next four meets Virginia suffered defeats by Loyola, Dartmouth, Syracuse, and Navy. Although defeated in these four games, the team OF ll40fl SEASON showed marked improvement under the persistent coaching of Kirk Train, All-American Lacrosse player for Yale, who then rounded the team into shape to win a hard-fought battle over Duke University for their final game. Lacrosse is a comparatively new sport in the South, it is, however, rapidly becoming popular here at the University, and Virginia hopes to be able to cope in the near future with the stronger Northern teams. SUEEEH STAFF MR, T, T, Lupwm , . . . . . . . Coach GEORGE KEYES . . . . . Captain BILL Cos'rAs . . . . . . - . . . . Manager TEAM RECORD BM-S'-EY GU'H'f5'f EHEFFIELD ?A5T GS Virginia . . IQ Towson State Teachers College . . 3 iidgirrgy Olxrriiflriili Hlirggg Virginia . . rg Salishurg State Teachers College . 3 CAUCHOIS AN-mom EOPELAND SHERMAN Virginia . . og Frostburg State Teachers College . o GEEN EF HELLER BRNER AwL1Nc ' - ' . ' Ml-1, 1 , h , . Ggaiznbutisu VALENTINE AAROE Davis Vlrglma ' ' 2' University of 'ny 'lm 3 Ksves RESUME OF Starting with a green, inexperienced squad, Coach Ludwig turned out a highly satisfactory team. Since it finished strongly, there is no reason why the team should not gain recognition from the Athletic Depart- ment in a short while. Beginning the season against a strong Towson team, the Virginians dropped the closely-fought match in the last quarter The score 'lt the end of the amc was Virginia . . og Johns Hopkins University . . . o SEASON Maryland proved to be the hardest. After coming from behind to tie the game in the last fifteen seconds, the Virginians were finally defeated in the second overtime period by a 3 to 2 score. . .. . g. 1 .. 3 to 1. The second game against Salisburg Teachers resulted in the same score as the first. Again Virginia was on the short end of a 3 to i score. The johns Hopkins University team had unexpected strength and in a closely-fought game at Baltimore held the Cava- hers to a o to o tie. The Frostburg Maryland Teachers College team, who had just defeated Pittsburgh and Carnegie was P met next in a thrilling tie game. Never beaten on their home field, the Frostburg players fought hard to kee fr b ' ' ' p om emg scored upon. The closing game with fl-111 GEORGE KEYES Captain HIKE VIRGINIA! I-like Virginia! And now Vir- ginia has begun to hike again! Behind the teams-and solidly behind them-is all Virginia, led by the Cheerleaders and the Band. That,s what it takes-- everybody out, bonfires, torch- light processions, Harry Ga- ver's !'Are you ready? Hip! I-Iip!,', Dean Dohie and the Pep Rallies, the Band in V formation, the Good Old Song, the Dear old U. VA. I THAMUHAL THLETIES Of the many advantages which are to be had under the present fraternity system, intramural sports probably rank first. The organization and interest which are fundamentally a part of this system have been particularly strong in the sea- son of 1938 and 1939. We owe this fine spirit which is shown by the fraternities and other cam- pus organizations in competitive athletics to the director of athletics, lVIr. Robert N. Hoskins. Through the work of lVIr. Hoskins the intra- mural system has broadened to take in the par- ticipation of non-fraternity men. During this past season, the dormitories, professional fraterni- ties, and any other teams, sponsored by any group have organized and pitted their ability against the fraternity teams. First to get under way in the 1938 spring term was softball, which began immediately after the second term examination period. The winners were the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity and Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity. Tennis, which takes up the latter half of the spring term, saw john Strang of A. T. O. fraternity the winner in the singles contest, and D. K. li.'s Kinsey and Spotts- wood winning the doubles. During the fall term, touch football is the major intramural sport. On any autumn after- noon teams can be seen playing on the lkladison Lane field. The winners of this year's football card were the Phi Kappa Sigmasg and the inde- pendent winning team was the East Rangers. The minor athletics consist of volley ball and horseshoe pitching. Incidentally, an added amount of incentive is given to boys who claim no membership to any organization by making boxing and a few other sports open to the indi- vidual and not to the organization. The volley ball play-off offers a system of A and B teamsg wherein the fraternity brothers comprise the A team, and the pledges the B team. The winners of the nightly lvlemorial Gym- nasium volley ball games were the Phi Gamma Deltas and the Phi Kappa Sigmas. The horse- shoe pitching tou1'naments were won by A. T. O. in the singles and li. Edwards and G. Edwards Qindependentsl in the doubles. The winter intramurals consist of basketball, boxing, handball, and indoor track. lVIuch latent talent was brought out in the course of the boxing matches. The basketball games, handball matches and track meets culminated in victory for the R. N. HOSKINS Saint Anthony, P. K. S. AH teams winning and the Pi Lambda ,Phi and the Beta Theta Pi B teams, the independent basketballers, the Loopers also sharing in the victory. The winners in hand- ball were: one wall singles, Rosenblum CPhi Alphal 5 one wall doubles, Reisberg and Lifschitz CA. E. P.Jg four wall singles, Feldman CPhi Alphaj 3 four wall doubles, Feldman and Finkle- st.-in CPhi Alphal. Director Intramural Athletics l1431 ir 1. Phi Kap Dream Baclclieldv in action . . . 2. Breclc Goodloe cuts one loose . . . 3. Moose Brown receives. . . . 4. Kappa Sig-Phi Kap championship game . . . 5. Intramural aquacade . . . 6. Chi Phis snap the ball . . . 7. Outside help . . . 8. Scramble for pass . . . 9. Talman looks one over . . . 10. Lots of power . . . 11. Good catcher would have had it . . . 12. Sloan referees . . . 13. Countryman com- peting . . . 14. Pre-game refreshments . . . 15. Cooper draws on it . . . 16. Kappa Sigs in dangerous territory . . . 17. It must have been a long one . . . 18. Hines poised . . . 19. Try again, Tom . . . 20. Bill Moore waits for the pitch. u .n-.- , v Y ww..'NS M11 ,L , . , M:y'x,4kwk X -' M X M- , yi .M QW 1. , K A - A Q- -wma: my ' nv: -Q 4,1-, ' w .kiwi , Q- I 1 'X wTVN'If'5'5 ww--'15 f ,gs 'ww' W Q' , M ' 'V' A- -Win, Www-Q ' A v-. -..r-WLT! V, . .,.,,J-'v--.3- -X T1 --v-nu. Q' .' ,- pw - 1, h kk., ,. ,L:.,:..J, ,, 'Ky-f r'fkf: l,.. nf -pv- j..,i . 4l f in ,5- .4 M IA' an M1 X ,. wl X. wig' K1 FIRST YEAH FUUTBALL DICK FLETCHER Coach JOHN SAUERBECK Captain STAFF RICHARD FLETCHER . - .... Head Coach WILLIAM R. WEEKS, II . LEX MCGRATII ........ Assistant Coarh TEAM Ross W. CRAIG WILLIAM J. CnuMM DONALD C. DISQUE WM. M. DUDLEY C. W. ELEY, Ja. R. A. ENGLANDER E. H. Goopwm D. R. FAUNCE, JR. GEORGE D. HILL DAVID C. HUME ROBERT W. LAMA JAMEs C. LAWLBSS J. R. NiCALLlSTER T. R. MCGINLEI' M. R. MARSTON WILLIAM MIRMAN J. C. MOTLEY WM. R. iVlUNROlZ RESUME OF SEASON Virginia Frosh. 7: V. M. I. Rats, 6 The first-year gridders found worthy opponents ill joIIN H. NEFF, JR. l.. W. NEUSTEDTEIQ LEE G. OFFEN M. PRETZFBLDER LAURENCE PRINCE K. C. RATHBUN CIIAIu.I2s H. RITT WM. A. Rouonsrs J. G. SAUERIIECIL W. N. SHOWALTER E. O. SMITHDEAL FRANK W. SPRAKER Assistant Coach B. STALLARD CIIAs. R. TYLER Gonoon R. WELSII JoE P. WHI1'rLE CARL G. ZEISLEIL able to score time and agaiII. Playing in a rain storm, the opening game against V. M. I. The first two quarters saw neither team able to score. In the third quarter, however, the little Cavaliers staged a great offensive drive which was climaxed witlI a touchdown. Dudley converted tlIe extra point after Rilflliillll had gone over. In the fourth quarter tlIe little Keydets came back very strongly, but VirgiIIia had tlIe edge at the final whistle. Virginia Frosh, I2: Navy Boots, 0 Fighting a game Naval Training Station eleven, a decidedly superior Virginia freshman team seemed un- lI46l tlIe Cavalierlets had tlIe ball within the ten-yard stripe four times before Goodwin drove over. Again in tlIe last quarter the yearlings marched fifty yards and Showalter scored the final touchdown. Virginia Frosh. 0: N. C. Fresh, 6 lII a nip Zlllil tuck battle against Il powerful Tar Heel eleven sparked by Frank O'Hare, a hard-fighting Cavalier team was defeated by oIIe touchdown. After tlIe Carolinians had scored in tlIe second period, the visitors fought gamely back in a fruitless struggle. Lama was outstanding for Virginia. January 21 . january 28 . February 4. . February I0 . February 18 . MORTY CAm.1N . RM' SCHMIIYI' . ROBERT Wl'Il'l'l'I.E ARTHUR LlPKlN'I' l7l.lETCIIER PYLE PETER Cox' THOMAS COLE AMBRosE BUR1fooT FIRST YEAH BUXI E STAFF TEAM Prospects for an excellent looked particularly hopeful Schmidt and lVIortin1er Caplin . . . . .V. P. I. . . North Carolina . . . Maryland . S. M. A. . . Navy . . Coach . . Coach . Manager PETER BERKHY PETER KATZ KENNH'l'PI RATHBUN Wn.1.iAM MIRMAN COLEMAN lVl0'l'I.EY First Year team to Coaches Ray after their 5-3 vic- tory over Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Among the newcomers that stood forth in the limelight were Pete Coy and Ken Rathbun. Coy makes up for what he lacks in punch power by clever de- fense workg Rathbun appears to be a steady boxer with equal control over both left and right. Also impressive was the performance throughout the season of 'Peter Berkey, a hard-hitting 150- pounder. The V. P. I. victory truly heralded an exceedingly successful season. The new men won the North Carolina bouts, 5-3, with Fletcher Pyle giving a star boxing performance. The re- maining bouts-that with lVIaryland, SM-2M in favor of Virginia, the one with S. M. A., .tM, the only defeat of the season, and the con- cluding victory over the Naval Academy Plebes-- seem definitely to show, not only an excellent record for this year, but fine prospects of several newcomers to the varsity ranks. MORTY CAPLIN Coach RAY SCHMIDT Coach lil471 FIRST YEAH BASKETBALL An excellent season was enjoyed by the yearling team. In winning seven of their ten games, they be- came the state champions. Several of the basketeers, notably Captain VVilliam Preston, were outstanding throughout the entire season, and much good material should be available for the varsity squads of future years from this well-balanced team. Virginia Frosh. 26: S. M. A., 24 Many had spots were discernible in both the Orange and Blue's offense and defense, but a well-balanced team, on the whole, was noted. Virginia Frosh. 27: F. U. M. A., 24 Virginia demonstrated her superiority in a well- played game. Virginia Frosh. 47: V. M. l., 32 Virginia strikes her third straight win. Virginia Frosh. l9p E. H. S., 2l A surprise victory over the frosh in an extremely close game. Virginia Frosh, 3l: V. P. l., I8 An easy win is registered over the Gobblers of V. P. I. Virginia Frosh. 205 Massanuften. 30 A very strong Massanutten team outplays the baby Cavaliers to win easily. Virginia Frosh, 42: Woodberry Forest School, 26 A one-sided contest. Preston is outstanding. Virginia Frosh. 285 Washington and Lee, 32 An excellent, even contest, with the Generals shading slightly the Cavaliers in ability. Virginia Frosh. 40: V. M. l., 32 Easily won, this game was dull and one-sided. Virginia Frosh. 22: Washington and Lee, I5 Revenge is gained in this game for the baby Cava- li:rs' previous defeat. lf14Bi STAFF DICK lTl.la'1'ClilcR ...... . Coarh CIIANNING IDANIIQI ..... . Manager Bn.1. PREs'roN . . .... . Caplain TEAM J. Courmwn C. Piuuuxsow N. CUMINGS W. PRESTON fCtllFl.j D. FAUNCE R. Ronmxs T. JOYNER F. Scnoiaw H. Iauuucx W. SMITH A. LowMAN R. Srkoxlat M. Maksuau. O. Sworn DICK FLETCHER Coach BILL PRESTON Captain FIRST YEAH TRACE ROBERT ST. JOHN Coach NORMAN BU RN ETT Manager CD The 1938 freshman track team went through a highly successful season with only one loss to mar their record. Their opening meet was indoors with Episcopal High School. The match was lost, 47-39, but only after the keenest competition during which' Louis Wilds and Dick Scott turned in excellent performances in the quarter and the half. The next three matches were indoor and were won by substantial margins against Washington and Lee, Wuodberry, and William and Mary. In the last in- door meet with VVilliam and Mary the strong yearlings Captured all ten first places. Lee McLaughlin's toss of the shot was th'e highlight. of the meet. Outdoors the team won four straight victories. Open- RESULTS Virginia . . . 39 g Episcopal High . . 47 Virginia . . . 56 g Washington and Lee.24 Virginia . . . 49 5 Woodberry Forest . 32 Virginia . . . 64 g VVilliam and Mary . I7 Virginia . . . 71M g V. M. I. .... 44M Virginia . . . 7I g Woodherry Forest . 46 Virginia . . . 82 2f3g Augusta Military . 34 If3 Virginia . . . 62 g Staunton Military . 54 First place in the State Meet, with 34M points. zum:- zsri-Iwrffcw -wggg . . .- 75. A 01501352 Q ff: '. wxum ?3 i??'5'2f3' EE'-'E Er -Sf E zgE:- Om 29222 Elm'--1 -Ili firm: 4 ZQ El: '5'2'f55Q 5. 16 .4.,n . SEZ Z . . . 'TI IT1 If ' . W m m CTT' . . 5 Swami , 'O37:-I5'E'2'- 'Q :U . , A . m'Ct r-gyqgg ' . ' P 2'E'4:zCc:Z 'T' gxggssgmc-, -'H 'Qz:5E'2' Z , ' . 'cw m . ,-zz 'F 2, ,zm . J, - I 'N . I' . . In . N r-r?'snmPm:1: - E-- . .. -,0 SFYQVIQFDQ-5,151 -.g' O L' ssesfmg sms' E-'ggfmfifc Hahn Ewzg HES EESQ cg 22 -rf 'QEE2 F 1 7' 52:15:- Z 7-J m cn C ,St O 'rl -1 I m tn m JP cn O Z ll49l ing against the Rats of V. M. I., their superiority was well established by a score of 7116-4-1-VZ. Next Woodberry was defeated by an equally substantial margin. The third meet was a clean sweep over Augusta Military Academy, and the closing meet was a close and hard-fought victory over Staunton Military Academy in which Louis Wilds finished an unbeaten season in the mile and Aldritch gathered eight points in the weight division. Sid Vernon, Bill Perry, jack Fritchie, Dick Scott and Hunter Reinburg were some of the consistent point winners who kept the team out in front. With the State Meet at Blacksburg, the fresh- men wound up a laudable season with a win over the outstanding freshman teams of the state. ' FIRST YEAH BASEBALL DICK FLETCHER Coach J. SADTLER Manager I STAFF R. FLli'l'CIIliR . . . . . J. S1uJ'1'1.1cR . TEAM J. W. Bisvmunou W. B. HARMAN H. W. BROSNAN J. Hoovlf J, Bunruss M, j. Hoimowsxx M. G. Clutnuzo T. N. P. JouNsoN L. S. Gosmzr RECORD Virginia . . . IOQ University Virginia . . . IZQ Virginia . . . 7, Virginia . . . 75 Virginia . . . 2og Virginia . . 5g Virginia . . Sy Virginia . . IS? Virginia . . QQ Virginia . . 75 Virginia A. . . Coach . Manager W. T. MCCAN N Meiuuu. D. Mosxowrrz McALv1N1z XV1cn'rMAN School . .1 NVardlaw School . . . o W. Se L. Freshmen . . 1 Augusta Military . 2 Staunton Military . . 6 V. M. I. l'Rats . . . 3 Woodberry Forest . . 5 V. M. I. Rats . . . 2 Fork Union Military . 5 W. K L. Freshmen . . 0 . . I2Q Episcopal High School . 2 IISOJ RESUME or THE sEAsoN Coach Dick Fletch'er's yearling team opened their 1,38 season with' a decisive 10-1 victory over the University School of Cleveland. The frosh continued the season by shutting out the Wardlaw School of Plainfield, New jersey, 12-o. Brosnan, who pitched, was ably supported at the plate. VVashington and Lee proved an easy victim for the high-riding frosh and fell 7-1 by the wayside. Augusta Military Academy put up weak resistance, and were defeated by the frosh, 7-2. The V. M. I. t'Rats proved a little more troublesome in the next game, but bowed, 5-3. Brosnan fanned eighteen men. Staunton Military Academy was the next team to feel the Virginians' batting strength. The final score was 20-6. Tlre seventh straight victory for the Fletchermen was recorded in a win over Woodberry Forest School, 8-5. In the second game against the baby Cadets of V. M. I., Harry Brosnan fanned seventeen men and won, 15-2. The yearling squad kept their unblemished record intact with a 9-5 win over a strong Fork Union nine. The freshmen's tenth straight win came over the baby Generals in a return game shutout, 7-0. The season for th'e Virginia freshman team ended in a blaze of glory as the strong Episcopal High School team fell victim to the Cavaliers' big bats, 12-2. FIRST YEAH MI UH SPORTS The cross-country team began the season of 1938 against the University of Richmond. Al- though they were unsuccessful in their first meet, losing 17 to 44, they showed excellent prospects, the two remaining meets bearing this out, as the Navy run was a sweeping victory. The final score showed Virginia winner, 43 to 19. The team brought their season to a close in a triangle meet with Virginia Military Academy and William and Mary College. The meet ended with Virginia 12 points ahead of V.'M. I. The Freshman swimming season was equally successful, with the first year aquatics winning 11511 three meets out of five. Their greatest victory was that won over the Tome School by a decisive score of 58 to 8. The last meet of the year proved to be the most spectacular, the team won with a 44 to 22 score over Washington and Lee. The 1938 Freshman tennis team showed not only a great season, but promise of excellent in- coming varsity material. Wins were numerous, with those over Staunton Military Academy, Woodberry Forest Academy, and Episcopal High School standing forth as the best and hardest fought. FIRST YEAR CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM .fx Nn STA rflf Akcnna IIAIIN . . . RUIZICIVI' ST. Jnnx . OMAR I l'IiCII . . J. J. IiU'ri.iaR M. IfllliI.S'I'lCIN I.. Ii. G0lal.l.l5R, JR. D. D As...-1 . Ilrml Confll . . .fl.r.vi.rln1ll Coarll . . .Manngrr J. P. MARCH J. 'II MASON, JR. Ii. D. VIQUCKIER, JR. W ians'r HR FIRST YEAR SWIMMING Virginia Frnsh . . 315 S. M. A. . Virginian Frnsli . . 271 M. M. A. . Virginia Ifrush . . 585 Tmnc . . . Virginia Frosh . . 55g A. M. A. . Virginia Frnslm . . . 4+gXV. N I.. lfrnsli FIRST YEAR SWIMMING TEAM D. Lnwn ..................... Louis Hiacm' ............... . . . . P. MCFAUI. IT, BRYAN W. NlEl.l.lill J. Il1f1NnAun'r O, Brew G. lJlZAI.AlfIliI.Il C. Cuun' D. Hmumric . --so .s - .ll . . . Cn.u'l1 . . IU-llliigvr IfuAr:xia1.'mN IfMu.n Humfl I.AzxaNm Mmuusmm VianMn.l.mN Ihzxxiaiz Sruwi' 5.-v 3 M: 1. I .Tl-l You g ,bl-n 4 , X .Ja Ll. 1-dI1lH Tf' .,--shag! vm .Any . ri H..- ,,.,..-v-7 ,- 'Q-Y W 1 , ,WA iw - . ,. V I A KN n 1 ' f .az ,--' 'Jw 'XR .-J, me 1 lt Q 'va x TEQQA M V ,4- f x IIFQATEFQNITIES l i il 'R' L1 INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL OITITICERS HARRY DINXVIDDIE ..... ..... ..... P r esidont T. BYRNE VVIIITESIDE . ..... Vice-Prcsidrnl TOM CLAY . . . Secretary-Treasurer Alpha Epsilon Pi . Alpha Tau Omrga . Bela Thcla Pi . . Chi Phi ..... Delta Kappa Ep'silon GOVERNING BOARD AI. REUTLINGER JIM SI'RAs . . JOSEPII BLOCK . . HARRY DINVVIDDIE . CARTER WEISIGER . . THOMAS CLAY . . AL REU'I'LINcER Dflta Psi . . LUM VVELLFORD ilnrer, WALTER JONESJ Drlfa Phi .... Drlla Tau Delta . Dalia Upsilon . . Kappa .sllpha . Kappa Sigma . Phi .fllpha . . . Phi Delta Thola . Phi Epsilon Pi . . . . . . . . .JOIIN GEPIIARI' . . . . . NED VVICKES . HUGO SONNENSCIIEIN, JR. . . . . . TI'IOM BLAIR . JOHN DAvIs . . . Vacant . . ROBERT WILDE . JACK M. HARTFIELD LUM WELLFORD TOM MARSIIALL Phi Gamma Della . Phi Kappa Psi . Phi Kappa Sigma . Pi Kappa f1lp'ha . . Pi Lamhda Phi . . Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Chi .... Sigma Nu . S. P. lf. . Thrfla Chi . . . Theta Drlla Chi . . Tan Epsilon . . Zola Bala Tan . . Zola Psi . . . ll57J . JAMES C. STRAS, JR. . TOM MARsIIALI. . . T. B. WIIITESIDE . . K. L. SMITH . . H. E. WIENER . YUII,I.E HOL'l', JR. . EUGENE M. CHILDS . . FLOYD WILLIAMS JOIIN T. FLYTIIE, JR. JAMES B. LITTLEFIELD HAROLD D. MACK, JR. . . . . . Vacant . NEWMAN N, BAUM . KEENE LANGHORNE R K S l E LI. DR. S'I'AIGE D. BI.ACKEORn IIEIIIJII' MCNEER BOWEN IEIIWARII YVA'I I'S GAMRLE, JR JOIIN WIII'I'E AGREE ROBERT AI.nRICII FRANCIS POE BRAwI.Iav AR'I'IIuR HIZRBIEIYI' BRYANT LU'I'IIER S. GOsNIfv WM. MONCURI: f:RAVA'I I', JR. B. WARWICK DAvENI'OR'r VVINSTON FROST DUNCAN CIIAIIIN CHBB BENJAMIN T. KINSEX' Founded at Yale in I8-1.4 Established Ill University of Virginia on November 26, FRATER IN FACULTATE EwEI.I.x'N G. Hox'I'ON, B.S., M.A. FRATRES IN URRE J. MALCOLM LUCK MAYNAIIIER MASON FRANK AUIIREY MASSIE ROGER RICIIARII RI NEIIARI' COLLEGE PAUI. II. CERAVES CIIAI,M ERS T. MCCAI.I,UM LEE M. MCLAUGIILIN BERNARD L. REAMS KENNETII REUTLINGER WM. A. RINEIIART, III. LAW JOIIN B. IVICLIEMORE I,EwIs VVEs'I' OEIIMIC IIANsEI.I. MIZRRIIII. PASCO I852 Ph.D. JACK RINEHART Gus TEnEI.I. DAVID JosEPII Woon LUUIS WOOIIEURI' SCIIMIOT JAMES ARIIIUR SMITII RICIIARO MCC. '1'AvI.oR VVII,I.IAM G. WII.I.COx WILLIAM ROsCoE VVII.I.ETT PICIIIICRU XVoOI,FOI.K, JR. AI.nER'r F. REUTLINGER JOIIN VVINSTON VVALBERT ROIIERI' C. VVA'I I's, JR. VVM. R. XVEEKS, II. MEIIICINE A. RANnOI.PII CQARNETT EDIVIN P. PARKER, III. ENGINEERING RAI.PII VVITTEN FI-III. INITIATES FRED DIXON BROOKE T. B. HI'NsON BROWN LAURENCE L. PRINCE VVM. B. MARIIURY, JR. VIRGINIA ETA CHAPTER IISSI DELTA KAPPA EPSILON Front Row SMITH, PRINCE, MARBURY, BROXVN, BROOKE, GOsNm' Second Row Gum, MCCALLUM, ScuMm'1', MR. 'Tl'IBIiI.l., ACRRH, MR. I VVERKS, w7zKl,BliR'I', BRAXVLEY Third Row KlNSEX', RIEUTLINGIQR, K., BRYANT, XVA'1 1's, PASCO, Om-1M1G, Fw., REUTLINGER, A., DAVENPORT Fourth Row Gkfwlzs, AI.DRICll, VVu.l,E'l l', RINEIIART, MCLAUGHLIN, GR Woomfomc, '1',n'r.oR, Rmms. fl bsmzt VVn,1.cox, MCLIEMORE, PARKER, GARNET1' I, 1591 ,UcR, , FROs'r, AVA'l l', R I K S l j Founded at Jefferson College in 1852. Established at University of Virginia in I853. FRATRES IN FACULTATE RICIIARD IIliA'l'lI DABNEY, M.A., Ph.D. JOIIN RITCIIIIZ, III., B.S., LL.B., J.S.B. GEORGE B, ICAGER, JR., B.A., LL.B. OSCAR SVVlNliI 0RD, JR., B.A., M.D. FRATRES IN URBE '1'HOMAS MUNITORD BOYD JOIIN HUNTER ROBINSON COLLEGE FRANK I-I. BAI.sI.Ex' CIEORCH I-I. BAI.sI.Ex' VV. BRYAN BANRER, JR. JOE BRYAN CIIAEEE VV. VV. ScO'I I' CIIAIIMAN AI.BlER'l' KIRVEN COCKIE A. JACKSON BRENT WII.I.IAM A. DICKINSON FITZIIUGII ELDER, JR. ROBERT M. BIRD, JR. JOIIN ALEXANDER COCK!-I LANE S. ANDERSON EDWARD N. CIIEEK WARD D. COFRIN CIIARLES W. COI.EIvIAN JOIIN M. CONWEEI. P. L. CONQUEST, III. FRANCIS ANDERSON FAI' HUGII I.A'I'ANE HOLLAND r1lll0MAS W. MOI.ONEv D. BARIIYDI' MARsIIAI.I. GII.EER'I' NAI.I.E LAW WII.I.IAM T. GRASTY ROBERT F. S. HOMANN NIEDICINE lVIARCl5l.l.US A. JOIINSON, III. ENGINEERING ARTIIUR TUTIIILL GRADUATE LEWIS CASS REID INITIATES AND PLEDGES DON A. FRAZIER RICIIARD D. LAZENEY VVINTIIROP VV. MELLEN, JR. VVII.I.IAM P. MOUNEIELD VVARD C. PEARL, JR. FRANCIS C. ScRYIvIsER ROEERI' P. VVALKIER, III. JOIIN W. VVAI.'I'ERs, III. F. BROOKE VVIII'I'INc, II. RODERI' TODD VVIII'I I'EN ROEIIRT KAY VVOI.'I'z JOIIN S. ROIHERTS, JR. JuI.IAN VON KAl.INOII'SKl TIIOMAS MARSIIALII DAVID ROGERS OWEN 'FHOMAS MCC. SAVVYERS WII.I.IAM N. TlfIOMAS, JR BAYARD G. STARBUCK VVII.I.IAM C. TUTHILI. PUFMAN T. STOVVIE PIIILII' V. H. WEEMS G. ROBERT WELCH VIRGINIA ALPHA CHAPTER l160l .HI APP Sl Top Row WAr.'rERs, SCRYMSER, S1'Own, MOUNFIELD Fourth Row STARBUCK, MELLEN, F. BALSLEY, ROmaR1's, FRAZIER, LAZENBY WELCH, Wsmvxs Third Row ANDERSON, CIIEEK, WIII'l I'HN, HOLLAND, THOMAS, MOLONEY CHAFFE, VV. 'FU'l'HILl., CHAPMAN Second Row BRENT, A. TU'l'IIII.l,, NALLIQ, CONQUEST, VON KAI.lNOWsKx, GRAs'rY, G. BA1.s1.15v, BANKER, FAY, WALKER Front Row SAWYHRS, JOHNSON, ELDER, PROP. Rrrcmn, T. MARSHALL, HOMANN, Ram, B. MARS:-mu., BIRD Il61J R K S I SDK ' Founded at the University of Pennsylvania in I850 Establislied at the University Of Virginia on December 31 FRATRES IN FACULTATE LEWIS MIXCIIHN HAMMOND, PILD. GEORGE COOPER I-I UN'I'ER FAULCONER JAMES BEVERIDGE JOHN DAVliNI'0R'I' BLACKWELL BODLEY BOOKER, JR. SHIRLEY BROOKS BRASELMAN ROBINSON S. BROWN, JR. NA'l'llAN BUSIINISLI. THOMAS fi0RIJON CAUTIIORNE FONIAINE C. ARMIS'l'IiAIi l.ESLII S'rUAR'I' El.I.lO'l' BROWN, JR. WILI.IAM SMI'I'II BANKS JOHN EDWARD EGAN ROBER1' SMI'I'II IIARRIS T .i'1RA'1'RlES IN URBE RICHARD 'I'ERRH.L MINOR VVARREN STONE LEE VVILLIAM LAIRD COLLEGE WILLIAM GIIILIAM CIIARLES HOWARD GREGORY XVILIJAM IIARMON JACK I'IINE WILI.IAM GfXUI.'I' JENS THOMAS I'IOUGH'I'ON I,EARx' LAXVRHNCE LEWIS, JR. GEORGE MARKIIAM CJRAIJUATE LAW JOIIN RONVLAND DUDLEY GEORGE VVMI'I'liR MAIJP, JR. IVIEDICINE AIAIAII LIVINGSTON HERRING ENGINEERING JOHN PARKE SIMPSON, JR. INITIATES XVILLIAM BALLARD HARRIS ROBERT 'IQIIOMAS JOYNER CH 1255 JOIIN M. NOKES, M.D. JAMES DREURY WOOD Lx I'1'I,EDON W. WOOD WILLIAM MAURI' MOORE FEDERICK CQRHSIIAM POI.LARD CHARLES I,A'rIIRoP REED JAMES MCiN'l'0SlI REESE CARTER EDMUNDS TALMAN 'IQHOMAS BYRNE XVIIITESIDE JOHN VVILLIAM VVIGIITMAN a DONALDSON MANNING ALEXANDER VVELDON NEAL PRESTON BROOKS LOVVRANCE JOIIN VAN V. iVIA'l l'l'IliXVS ROEER1' NELSON POI.LARD T E PHI KAPPA Front Row Gll.l,lAM, NEAI., MAI'I', MANNINC, VVIIITIQ MOORE, BRASIILMAN sum, Rmssu, SVIM I's0 Second Row VVIGIIIMAN, BEVERIIIGIQ, HERRING, LEVVIS, JIENS, BI.ACKwEI.I., BROWN, BOORER, F. PoI.I.ARn, rfAl.MAN, GRIEGOR!', T. CAUTIIORNIQ Third Row R. HARRIS, IEGAN, IIINI2, BUSIINIILI., LIIARV, DUIILIEY, RIIIIII, MARRIIAM, BANKS, R. BROWN, R. PoI,I.ARIx, W. HARRIS Absent ARMIs'I'EAn, I-IARMUN, JOINER, LUWRANCE, MA'l l'HliXV5 Ll63J NI S R l K S l ' Founded :It Miami University in 1839. Established at the University of Virginia in 1854. FRATRES IN FACULTATE ALBERT J. BARLOXV, M.A., C.P.A. WILLIAM H. FAULRNER, M.A., Ph.D. HARIII' C. DILLIARD, LL.D. ARcIIIBAI.B B. SIIEPPERSON, M.A., Ph.D GEORGE B. DILLIARD GEORGE WALRER JOIIN C. BOZARTII ROBERT T. DORNIN WILI.IAM E. DUNIIAM REGAN FULLER A. Y. P. GARNETT E. TUCRER IIARRISON WILLIAM W. KOONTZ SA,IvIUIfL A. MI'I'CIIEI.L, M.A., Ph.D. FRATRES IN URBE CIIARLES V. MINOR WILLIAM H. SMITII DR. C. C. 'FENNANT COLLEGE ELMON A, MII.l.ER, JR. ARMISTEAB PEYTON VVINSTON M. SOMERVILLE BEVERLEI' R. rIxUCKER, JR. CARTER BYRIJ VVEISICER 'IQHOMAS G. BELL V. WILLIAM ARCIIER MCLANE TIL'I'ON, JR. MCLANE 'Tll.'l'0N, III. EUGENE E. WAGER, JR. I-IENRY T. VVICKIIAM MOSBY G. CARBozO HENRY G. IELLE'I'I', JR. CIIESLEY I. SWANN, JR. FENTON D. SOMIiRVII.I.I-I ROBERT CARTER IYIEDICINE VVEIR M. 'FUCKI-IR VVALKER REYNOLDS, JR. LAW ROBERT L. ST. JOIIN JUNIUS R. FISIIEURNE W. A. CIIENOWETI-I, JR. PEYTON S. HOPKINS JOIIN H. CRONLY, JR. ORME GEORGE STURE I. G. OLSSON JOIIN I-I. NEFF, JR. JAMES II. HILLIARII EUSTACE C. MONCURE fIlRAM L. OPIE ENGINEERING JOIIN J. OYVEN JAMES H. P. GARNETT PLEIJGES E. I-IOWARO GOOIJXK'IN VVILLIAM M. SMITII DAVIII C. HUME CLINTON M. I-IARBISON, JR. FREIJRICK VV. PENNOYER, III. VVILLIAM I-I. HUDGINS ROBERT F. VVIll'l l'l.E PERRIN G. MARCH, III. JOIIN P. MARCII JAMES MILLAN JOSEPH P. VVIIl'I l'I.E WILLIAM S. JUDKINS NELSON CAMPBELL OMICRON CHAPTER BETA THETA PI Sitting A. Y. P. GARNE'I I', OPIE, ST. Jol-IN, OWEN, HILLIARD, DORNIN, MCCAEE, P. MARCH, DUNIIAM First Row Cstanzlingj CARTER, HARRISON, W. N. SOMERVILLE, WEISIGER, MILLER, PEY'I'oN, FULLER, TUCKER, R. WIIITTLE, CHENow5'I'II Second Row ARCHER, HUDGINS, CARDOZO, F. SOMERVILLE, SWANN, BELL, WICRIIAM, KOONTZ Third Row GEORGE, OLSSON, NEFF, J. MARCII, HARI3IsoN, ELLETT, PENNOYER, Sco1'T Lust Row MILLAN, CRONLY, J. WHI'I I'I.E, JUDKINS, GOODWIN, SMITI-I, HUME, HOPKINS, CAMPBELL Il65l I I l K S . AX l Founded :It Union College in 184.7 EstzIblislIed :It University of Virginia, 1857 FRATRES IN FACULTATE A. G. A. BALZ, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. ' GEORGE B. ZEHMER, B.S., M.A. JAMES COOK BAROIN, M.D. VINCENT W. ARCHER, B.S., M.D. K. F. MIXXEY, B.A., M.D., D.P.II. JAMES ROBERT CAsII, M.A., M.D. LINDSEY C. BLANTON ROBERT M. BOOTH JOHN S. GRAvEs AI.vA ADAMS, JR. JOHN W. BLARESLEE LIND BOWDEN R. C. DINGLEDINE, JR. C. HAINES FINNELL HARRY W. FINNELL, JR. ANDREXN' D. HART, M.D. FRATRES IN UREE LEWIS GRAVES, JR. '1'll0MAS H EwsON I-IEwsON MICEIIE COLLEGE JOIIN B. HUNTER, II. GEORGE T. KEX'ES, JR. DONALD C. LI'I'I'LE JOHN G. MAIIONEY WII.LIAM T. MCCANN F. HERBERT OHL DONALD G. RUSSELL EDVVARD ROI.L DEAN 'TILMAN JESSE B. WII.sON JOIIN I-I. RUSSELL JAMES SARGEANT ROBERT N. SMITH JOEL E. THOMPSON EDMUND A. WELLINGHOEE CHARLES F. VVONSON LAW MARION SIMS DAVIDSON MEDICINE JOHN CURTIS CRAWFORD ROGERS MAPP GRADUATE ALLAN W. HAZARD, B.S. CHARLES HOMER BAST, B.S. C. F. SCHWARTZ, B.A., M.A ARCHITECTURE GORDON L. INGRAHAM ENGINEERING HAROLD D. MACK PLEDGES SAMUEL R. BROOKS, JR. WILLIAM R. ECHARD WILLIAM B. GUY, JR. PALMER A. HEWLE'l l', JR. RICHARD L. G. LLOYD ROBERT W. LAMA JOHN M. LUDLAM lfl65I Fl'l'Z-LENVIS SARGEANT RANDOLPH C. WILLIAMS THETA DELTA C First Row C. IAIOMER BAs'r, J011N VV. BLAKESLMQ, F. HliRBER'l' OHL, JonN G. MAHONEY, W1LL1AM FRAM1-'roN, I'IAkkx' W. FINNIELL, GEORGE T. Krcvles, JR., CIIARLIZS F. SCIIXVARTZ S013o1111 Row JAMES BANKS, janitor, C. HAINIES FINNHLL, Ronmu' N. SM1'1'1l, VVILLIAM T. MCCANN, Frrz I.. SARmaAN'r, EDMUND A, VVIQLLING- now, RAYMOND C. DINGLBDINIE, CHARLES F. VVoNs0N, C. I,1ND BOWDHN, DONALD C. Ll'l'l'LE, DONALD G. RUSSELL F Third Row RICHARD L. G. LLOYD, VVILLIAM B. Guv, JR., PALMER A. Huaw- I.E'I'I', JR., JOHN M. LUDLAM, RANDOLPH C. VV1LL1AMs, SAMDHL R. BROOKS, JR. ll671 l K S l Founded at Jefferson College in 1848 Established at the University of Virginia in I858 FRATRES IN FACULTATE ARMISTEAD MASON DOEIE, M.A., LL.B., HARRY ROGERS PRATT S.J.D. THOMAS HAYIIURST EVANS, B.S., M.S. HOWARD HITCHCOCK BUTE D. M. CHAI.MERS HENRY FONDA STEPHEN GORDON CAREW CHARLES CHANNING ROY G. CLOUGH, JR. JAMES I. CODDINGTON, JR. OMAR CONGER FITCH E. FRANTZ HERSHEY WILLIAM BETHEL HILL ARTHUR C. HILMER, JR. FRATRES IN UREE WILLIAM HILDRETPI BEIRE HOPKINS T. L. FARRER COLLEGE SAVILLE C, HARDY KENNETH W. HOLEERT T. N. PAGE JOHNSON, JR. SERENO MERRILL GUY W. OLIVER, JR. JOHN MOSBY PERRY MARVIN BANKS PERRY, JR. NORMAN KELSEY FRANK MCCUE IYIARSHALL WELLS WILLIAM C. PERRY, III THOMAS W. PURCELI., J JOHN B. PETTER R ROBERT C. SIMMONS, JR. E. HADLEY STUART, JR. DONALD WEAR GEORGE S. WIIEAT, JR. THOMAS S. YANCEY ENGINEERING JAMES MONROE NIKON CHARLES W. RHODES, JR. JAMES C. STRAS, JR. MEDICINE EDGAR C. BRANTLEY, JR. EDWARD GILL FACE, JR. ROBERT LEE PAYNE RICHARD B. PAYNE HERBERT MCK. SMITH, JR. LAW JOHN R. BENNETT, JR. JOHN D. LEBOURGEOIS WILLIAM C. WORTHINGTON ROY F. PARKER, JR. CHARLES E. WHEELER INITIATES WADSWORTH SCOTT CAUCHOIS BUCKNER W. CLAY J. LYNN COCHRAN J. RANDOLPH COUPLAND, III. R. WICRLIEEE JOHNSTON CHARLES F. LLOYD, JR. HARRY MULLER-THYM OLIVER P. SWOPE, JR. JAMES K. VAUGHN, JR. CHARLES WEBB, JR. OMICRCDN CHAPTER Il68l PHI-GAMMA DEL Sitling VVHEELER, HILL, CAREW, DOBTE, STRAS, M. PERRY, WORTIIINOTON, HOLBERT, HEREHEY First Row fslflfllllillgj J. PERRY, COnmNc'1'oN, HILMER, FITCH, YANCY, BENNETT, CHANNING, CLOUGH, MERRIl.l. Second Row fsllllldillgj Nlx:aN, HARDY, VVHEA'l', OLIVER, PURCELI., VV. PERRY, JOHNSON, SIMMONS, STUART Third Row fsflllldhlgy COCHRAN, RHODES, WEAR, PARKER, CLAY, LLOYD, COUI-LAND, CAUCIIONS, ULEWISU fllissing MUI.LER-THX'M, VAUOHN, JOHNSTON, PETTER II69l O R l K S I W Founded at the University Of Alabama On March 9, 1856 Estahlishecl at the University of Virginia, February 16, 1858 FRATRIZS IN FACULTATE MELYIN GARDNER DECHAEEAU, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. GERR:KRD GLENN, B.A., LL.D. ATCHESON LAUGHLTN IIENCH, M.A., Ph.D. REV. HENRY I'iA'I'CIIIEI,I.IiR JUDGE CALLAN BROOKS PIERRE COLLINS AI.I.AN IIAYLOR CROMWELL JAMES SEDDAN ALLEN THOMAS R. RANDY, JR. IIIZNRY S. BRINKICRIIOFF JOHN IIILL CARRUTII, JR. JOHN RANDOLPH CROWN, JR. IERY1N JOHN DICKIEY, JR. VVILLIAM J. DICKINSON, JR. CIIIORGIE I-ITLLARY DUNKLIN AR'I'IIUR RICHARD CUSHMAN JAMES IVIICIIAIZI. KIELIA' JOHN FUOUA KIZIER EDWARD BURGERS, JR. WILLIAM J, CRUMM JOHN BOWMAN DELANEY GII,BIiR'I' C. HAI.S'l'ED, III. FRATRES IN URIIIE XVILLIAM EARLE CHARLES EDXVARD MORAN ROBERT OSBORNE ALBERT YORKE COLLEGE RICHARD JOHN ELY VVILLIAM W. FOGARTY, JR. KEMPER GOFFIGON, III. ROGER VVOLCOTT HAL1. CLTEEORD I'IEMl HII.I., JR. JOHN HENRY fIEROLD 'IIIIOMAS GIBSON Horzns, JR, LAW FRANK MCC. LANDEEELD GEORGE SVVIGGART IVIILIES GRENIJUATE VVILLIAM B. ATKINSON INITIATES HIERBERT VV. HAWRTNS S'I'IiPlII5N MARK MALCOLM Y. MARSHALL VIRGINIA OMICRON Il7OI RICHARD TnOMAs VAUGHN BRYANT FRANK FOOTE JOHN TURNER YUILLIE PIOLT, JR. DOUGLAS KINCAID CiEORCI2 VVlII'l'FIEI.D LOWE IVIARSHALI. SMITII PLUNKETT JAMES MEI.VII.I,Ii TAYLOR CHARLES H. 'IiRIPI.E'I'T, III. ALEXANDER VVIIITE WELLS JAN BOYD YOUNG THOMAS RUSSELL PRICE SIDNEY M. RUFFIN JOHN GU'I'IIERIE RUST HOLT APGAR MURRAY MANNTNG r1'AYI.0R ERNEST CARLTON WOOD CHARLES DAVID XVULE CHAPTER SHGMA ALPHA EPSILON 12 -1. --- .-. -1 un- -1 -1 1 -1 .1 ng- -- -1- 3 rx. Front Row MURRAY, Woon, llnmwnv, MARK A Second Row Klznk, PRICE, Holxr, I'Irzkol,n, LANmz1fm.n, DlcC1mznAU, '1'k1Pl,la'r'r, Em, RUST Third Row Lovmc qjanitorj, VVm,1.s, HALL, IJICKINSON, Pl,UNKE'I I', Honns, CROWN, KINCAID, I'1HMPIlXl,I., YOUNG, LOXVIZ, BANIW Fourth Row J. TAYLOR, CRUMM, CARRUTH, Bkxwxnkuonf, BURGERS, HAWKINS, M. 'I'AYI,0R, RUVIIIN, GOFFIGON N711 - zi EQ :. 'I93 R K S l Founded at Columbia College in 1847 Established at the University of Virginia, April 28, 1859 FRATRES IN URBE JOI-IN VVATTS KEARNEY B. M. RANDOLPH XNILLIAM LAUK, JR. XNILLIAM C. STEPHENSON CARL HENRY NOLTING EDWARD D. TAYLOR COLLEGE RICHARD R. BERNARD 'FHOMAS P. BRYAN, JR. R. W. CARRINGTON, JR. PEYTON R. EVANS, JR. FRANK L. FULLER, III. VVOODRUFF GEORGE, JR. CHARLES TADE GEORGE ALFRED R. BERRELEY, JR. CHARLES H. BACHMAN RICHARD AYLETT CAEELL RALEIGH C. CHRISTIAN S. A. CULBERTSON, III. TODD DAIINEY CORNELIUS CONXVAY FELTON JOHN CAMERON GREENLEAE ARTHUR HITCH, JR, CHARLES L. HOFFMAN JOHN C. H. HOOEE ALVIN HAYWARD HOWARD R. WALTER JONES, III. HENRY C. MIXDDUX, JR. ROBERT M. MCCARTY DECOURCY W. ORRICK, JR MEDICINE ARMIST ENGINEERING EDMUND R. WILLIAMS LAW JOHN FORSYTH C. GLENN VEIT HAIN C. G. MIDDLETON FRANK F. ROBERTSON F. D. ROOSEVELT, JR. PLEDGES JOHN MASON EDWIN MIDDLETON J. COLEMAN MOTLEY, JR. JOSEPH WILLIAM PINDER ROBERT S. PREsTON, JR. JOHN ROLLINS RUMERI' PETER KYI.E SHEFFIELD ROBERT FULTON SMITI-I ROBERT L. VAN BIBBER JOHN B. YVALDROP EAD DANDRIDGE VVILLIAMS CHARLES R. SLAUGHTER ARNOLD SLOAN ARTHUR L. SYMINGTON FRANK LEsLIE WATSON WILLIAM G. PRESTON PARKE FARR SMITH HAMELETON SYMINGTON UPSILCJN CHAPTER Il72l DELTA PSI FRATERNITY First Row MCCARTY, E. MIImI.RI'oN, P. SMITH, FELTQN, DARNEY, MAsoN, GRsIzNI.RAr, Mo'rLIaY. Second Row HITCH, WALDROP, EVANS, Hoorr, FULLER, VAN BIBBER, MADDUX, F. SMITH, T. GEORGE. Third Row RuI.oN-MII.I.sR, SHEFIfIEI.n, RUMMERY, CARRINGTON, BERNARD, VV. GEORGE, HAIN, SI.oAN, C. MmIII.ET0N, CHRISTIAN. Last Row WELLFORD, ORRICK, PINIIRR, PRI2s1'oN, JONES, BERKELEY, CULBERT- soN, HARRIsoN, XNILKIN, A. WILLIAMS, HOFFMAN lfl731 lII'IIIIIIIII11111l! OAI X F' ii- , R K S l X111 HENRY JOIIN S. ARCHER, JR. GEO. M. ARISMAN, JR. I-IARDEN J. BARTON CHARLES R. BURNETT GIZORGE L. CIIRIs'I'IAN LEROY COOPER THOMAS C. CLAY WALTER M. CUSIIMAN DONALD K. DAYTON Founded at Princeton University in 1824 Established at University of Virginia in 1859 FRATRES IN FACULTATE H. CUMMING VVILLIAM COLLEGE WILLIAM W. DILLARD ROBERT G. HEARD, JR. PETER B. LAUCK fiIl.MER A. MACDOUGALD I-IAROI.D L. MCGEORGE DANIEL H. PAYNE DONALD J. PROCTOR LAW GERAI.D R. HART G, KEl.l.0GG HOOKER EDWARD M. LOWRANCE JAMES MCD. MANIRE MEIDICINE H HNRY H. FERRELI, JAM ENGINEERING W. B. HOOPIER KEPNER GRADUATE EDVVARD R. IJYER, JR. INITIATES PIENRY A. BIEDENIIARN, JR. FRANK C. PIDGEON, JR. JOHN E. MCCAIDDEN, JR. VAN DYRE P0'l l'S ALP ARCII I-I. SEEWALD I174i AI.LIsON KEPNER W7II.I.lAM P. SNAVELY WILLIAM F. SPURLOCK JOHN 'FAYLOR DAVID MACA. TURNER GRANVII.l.E G. VALENTINE THOMAS R. WARING, JR. THOMAS DVVIGHT MORRIS ALEXANDER A. WALDROP HENRY L. VVYATT ES B. TWYMAN JAMES M. VARDAMAN, JR. RAMsEY WORMAN HAPTER CHI.PHI FRATERN Boitom Row Cmus'rmN, F!iRRliI.l,, Ilvcxm' CUMMING, VV: :HM A Iurw R COOPER, CUSIIMAN, CLAY, J. G. Lucia, C I SMHH IIIOMI VVoRsx.m', Ilooxlak Iuidrllz' Row IIART, IC. II. SMITH, XVARING, Mfwlxlc, Ilmlox MALDoUfAln ARISMAN, VAl.IiN'I'lNIE, BARTON, '1'uRNlak, I3ukNra'l l', lJu,l.ARn, 'llu' Top Row Pun. PORTER, PAYNIQ, I,owRANclz, SmswAl.n, VVORMAN, VARUAMAN, SNAvm,x', P01 Pkocrok, McCAnmaN O R K S l T L. L. COCKRELL S'I'EI'HEN I-I. WA Ross S. MICKEY CHARLES R. SMOOT FRANK W. HEMPSTEAD AUBREY E. HARVEY, JR. JAMES D. WATT LUTHER L. SULLIVAN RICHARD L. DESAUSSURE EUGENE EDVVIN T. JOHNSON, III. INNES C. HAINES WILLIAM M. E. RACIIAI. Founded at Miami University in I855 Established at University Of Virginia in 1860 FRATER IN FACULTATE L. TIIOMAS ROYSTER, M.D. FRATRES IN URBE GEORGE PERKINS, B.S., LL.D. TTS, B.A., M.D., M.A. W. H. PAINE, JR. J. ALLEN THOMAS, JR. COLLEGE G. I'IEYVVARD HOWKINS, JR. HARRY C. MCCl.AUGIIER'l'X' WILLIAM G. HALSEY VVILLIAM E. KREIIJLER WII.I.IAM B. SANDERSON JOHN W. REED LAW O. B. QUINN, III. JOHN WII.sON ALEXANDER MCLEOD JOI-IN RICIAIIE L. D. BRUNDAGE JEFF A. MARMON, JR JOHN B. ANDERSON ROBERT L. CARTER MEDICINE WILLIAM P. MULEORD JOSEPH W. COXE, III I ENGINEERING M. CHILDS NILS D. KJELLSTROM GRADUATE JAMES SMITH INITIATES VVILLIAMS C. CUNNINGIIAM FRANK D. GREEN w7II,I.IAM LEE, JR. NORMAN S. PITON HAROLD F. DIRLAM CH WALTER V. PARUCH WILLIAM JENNINGS APTER SIC-BMA CHI FRATERNITY Front Row QUINN, SMOo'r, Su1.1.1vAN, MICKEY Second Row I-IALSEY, XVATT, KREIIJ!.ER, REED, MARMON Third Row HEMPSTEAD, DESAUSSURE, CHILDS, SANDIZRSON, MCCLAUGIIERTY l ourfh Row RACHAI., PARUCH, Coox, HAINES, HAwK1Ns, KjEI,I.S1'ROM, DIREAM, PITON Back Row JENNINGS, LEE, Joi-1NsoN, HARVEY, BRUNDAGE, GREEN, CUNNINGIIAM I177J I ' I 9 3 R l K S l I K Q Founded March I, 1868, at the University of Virginia. FRATRES IN FACULTATE FRANCIS P. DUNNINGTON, B.S., C.E., M.E., CHARLES BRUCE MORTON, II., B.S., M.D. Ph.D, JOHN LLOYD NEWCOME, B.A., C.E., Sc.D., ROLAND A. EGGER, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. LL.D. ARMlS'I'EAll C. CIORDON, JR., A.B., M.A., ROBERT I-IENNING VVEBB, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Ph.D. JOIIN LEWIS COCHRAN, JR. ARCHIBALD IJOUGLAS DABNEY JOHN FRANK EI.I.l0'l l' CLHMENT DANIEL FISHBURNII WILI.IAM H. FLANNAGAN SPENCER G. GILI., JR. THOMAS B. LARKIN, JR. TIIOMAS B. MASON WILLIAM E. BRAY, JR. NATIIANIEL E, ADAMSON, JR. WILLIAM C. BARR JOHN S. BA'l I'I.E, JR. MAURICE M. BRAI' C. C. CUNNINGHAM, JR. JACKSON C. DODGE RICHARD H. FEUILLE W. HUGH BACHE HARMAN A. DINWIDDIE S. ASHEY BARKSDALE AI.DlIN G. BIGELOW B. WEI.LS CALDVVELI. LEWIS S. CATLIN GERARD S. CHAPIN JAMES M. CZARNIECKI, JR. WILLIAM I, GULLIFORD ALPHA FRATRES IN URIIIE JAMES FENDOII BURNLEI' GARTII LLEWELLYN PUCII IIADEN VVILLIAM D. HADEN, M.D. CHARLES T. O'NElI.I. GRADUATE CHURCHILL F. DOWNING LA W HUGH S. MEREDITH DOWNING L. SMITII SIDNEY D. WATSON COI.I.INS DENNI' WIIITE MEIJICINE WILLIAM D. HADEN, JR. WILLIAM W. HOBACK COLLEGE CHARLIE D. HURT, JR. C. SAMUEL IDEN NII2RIEDI'I'II JOHNSON J. STEWART LAEAT FREDERICK LARKIN, JR. ROBERT MCALIIINE PETER NOEL ENGINEERING ROGER I-I. NEWCOM ER PLEDGES FORTIESCUE W. HOPKINS ROBERT C. LEVERICH GEORGE F. MAHONEY DAVID I-I. MASON ALBERT P. MASON RANDOLPH P. PILLOW DECATUR I-I. RODGERS, JR. ALAN W. SHAW, JR. I178J JOIIN ROGER PUCII WILLIAM LAWRENCE SMITII JOIIN SIIIELTON VVIIITE WILLIAM II. L. VVI-Il'I'E, M.D. JOIIN VV. VVINSTON, JR. BLAKE B. WOODSON, III. SYDNEY S. KELLAM JOHN RICHARD MORRIS ROBERT B. PUGII JACK R. RIGGS JARED L. ROLSTON ROBERT C. SEATON W. HOIJI' SOUDER C. VERNON SIfRA'I'LEI', JR. JOIIN J. VVILDE RICIIARD M. STAFFORD JOIIN T. WARD WM. N. SIIOVVAI.'l'HR, JR. J. DOYLE SMITII EDVVARD O. SMITIIDIZAI., JR. JAMES TICER HENRY W. WALKER, JR, CHARLES M. WALSH, III. ARTHUR M. VVIIITEHILI., JR. CHAPTER PI KAPPA AL P 1'l'07lf Row RoIIIzII1' B. PUGII, NA1'llANllEI. E. ADAMSDN, JII., Du. ROLAND A. EGGIER, A.B., M.A., Ph.D.. JUDLIII AIIIIIIIIIALD D. DA1lNHX', PIIIQSIDIINT JOHN LLOYD NIswc:oMu, BA., C.E.. Sc.D., I.l..D., DOWNINCS L. SMITII, PDSTMASTIIII JoIIN S. WIIITI5, DII. FIIANI:Is P. DuNNINs'I'oN, B.S., C.E., M.E., PILD., ,JARl5ll I.. ROl.S'l'0N Szfcouzl Row JACKSON C. DDDGIz, SYDNEY S. KIQLLAM, CHAIILIIS M. WAI.SIl, III., CLAUDI5 V. SI2IIA'rI.Isx', JII., C. SAMuIsL IDIIN. RoIaIsII'I' C. SIIA1'oN, PIITIIII Nom., MEREDITII JoI-INsoN, FIIIIDIERICII LAIIIIIN, Ju., FoII'I'IIscuu W. HOl'KINS Thml Raw B. WELLS CAI.nwIsLI., CIIAIILIII D. HIIIIT, JII.. GIEUIKGE F. MAIIoNI2m', EDWARD O. SMITIIDEAI., JII., wfII.l.IAM W. HOISACIK, RIQIIAIIII H. FIzUII.LI2, J. Dons SMITII, SIDNEY D. WA1'soN, lloGIsII H. NEWIZOMIIII .F011I'fll Row CIIDIICIIHILI, F. DOWNING, THOMAS B. MASON, ALDIIN G. BIuI2I.ow, HENRY W. WALKIER, JII., BLAKE B. WOUIISON, III.. RICIIAIID M. STAIIIIOIID, WIL- LIAM H. BACHU, WILLIAM I. GlIl.l.llfOliIJ, AI.AN W. SIJAW, Ju., DIQCATUR H. RDDGIQIIS, JII., Fiffh Row RANDDLPII P. PILLOW, ALIIIIIIT P. MASON. WILIIIAM C. BAIIII, JACK R. RIGGS. Rauma? C. LIIVIJIIIIIII, JOHN J. WILDI5. XVILLIAM N. SIIowAI.'I'IsII. JR., C. DIsNNIs WIIITIQ, IJAVID H. MASDN Sixth Row LEWIS S. CATLIN, RoIaI3II'I' E. MIJALPINIQ, JoIIN S. BA'I l'l.lE, Jn.. J. S'I'IawAnT LAIIAT, C. CLAIIIQIQ CUNNINGHAM, Jn., HAIIMON A. DINWIDIIIIE SfllI1l'7If.1' Abswzl 1' rom Pzcture TIIDMAS B. LARKIN, Ju., MAUIIICI2 M. BRAY. GIIIIAIID S. CIIAIIIN, JAMIzs M. CZAIINIECKI, ASHBY BARKSDALE, SI-IsNc:IsII G, CJILI., JR.. HLIIIII S. MIIIIIsDI'rII. WILLIAM B. BIIAY, JII., xVll.l.IAM D. HADEN, JII., JOHN RICIIAIID MDIIIIIS, W. Hom' SDUDEII, JOHN T. XVARD, JOHN W. WINs'roN, Jn., AIa'I'IIuIz M. XVIIITEHILL, Ju. ll791 K S l . Z'P Founded at New York University in I847 Established at the University Of Virginia in 1868 FRATRES IN FACU LTATE IVEY FOREMAN LEWIS, B.A., M.S., Ph.D. ERNEST J. OGLESBY, B.A., M.A. ' PAUL B. BARRINGER MURRY BococK PERCY BROWN BERNARD P. CHAMBERLAIN WILLIAM C. CHAMBERLAIN EDWARD C. CLARK THOMAS H. BACON RUSSELL R. BARRETT, JR. GEORGE M. BEAN FREDERICK H. BEHR, JR. EDWARD C. BOSTOCK, JR. EDWARD T. BROMFIELD, JR. J. CORBIT DAVIS BENJAMI FRANK C. BEACHAM ANGUS R. ECHOLS MILLER N. GRIFFITHS NF. FRATRES IN URBE GEORGE M. COLES ROBERT COLES CAMERON DUKE WILLIAM R. DUKE, JR. GEORGE FORSYTH W. ESKRIDGE DUKE KING FORSYTH COLLEGE THOMAS H. DAWSON ROBERT D. EAMES WILLIAM B. EVANS LAWRENCE H. FORSYTH ELMER L. JOHNSON, JR. A. EDWARD KENNEDY, I JOHN R. LEMON LAW CHARLES W. TUCKER MEDICINE JOHN M. TRAPNELL GRADUATE D. RUNK ROBERT N. INITIATES ROYAL W. KNlCH'l' MAXWELL R. MARSTON, RALPH M. MCFAUL GEORGE C. PALMER, II. JOHN P. RANSON ROBERT S. RISTINE BETA H fl80l A P GREGORY MAGRUDER GORDON B. NELSON LOGAN M. NELSON W. ALLEN PERKINS F. BRADLEY PEYTON, III. ROBERT SCI-ILESINGER HARRY T. MARSHALL, JR. PETER MAXEIELD PAUL K. NEWHALL ROBERT R. Ross CAMPBELL TOWNSEND DAVID B. TENNEY RICHARD M. TRAPNELL, III FLOOD CHARLES A. SILLIMAN RICHARD D. VERMILLION DAVID B. WRIGHT TER ZETA PSI FRATERNITY Top Row Foksxvrn, DANVSON, NHWIIALI., Ross, LEMON, Fr.0ou, TENNEY, KliNNElJX', JOHNSON, Blank, EAMES fllizldle Row BROWN Cjanitox-J, '1'0WNSIiNlD, EVANS, M1XRSllAI.I., B0s'1'ocK, BEAN Y BARRli'l l', '11RAPNlil.I., BROMFHiI.D, BACON, MAx1f1E1.u, LANc:11oRNls Boitom Row DAVIS, GRI!-'l l'l'llS, MCFAUL, VlskMxl.1.10N, BEACIIAM, RANsoN, PALMER, Wklmrr, KNmu'r, R1s'r1NE Absent Tucmzk, I5c11o1.s, MAks'roN, SILIAMAN O-.1 11811 I I939 O R l K S l ATS! ELE ERT A. KINCAID BOLLING POWELL A. C. BARLOW G. W. BARLOW JOIIN I-I. RUST CIIARLES T. OINEILI. TIIEODORE B. STRANGE CIIARLES A. MANGIIAM JAMES BANTA GLENN W. CONNILLLY SAM R. CONNELLY JAMES DODSON GEORGE B. GAUL JAMES T. GILI.E1'TE, JR. ROBERT E. HENI.EY, JR. VVILLIAM R. MERRICK JACK BALLINGER FREDERICK BOYLE HENRY COLLIER CIIARLES CRADDOCK DONALD DISQUE BRUCE EDIENTON PURNELL EGCI.ES'I'0N Founded at Richmond, VII., on Sepqtember II, 1865 FOUIICICII at Virginia ill September, 1868 FRATRES IN FACULTATE CHARLES E. E. PIENDERSON T. M. CARRUTIIERS FRATRES IN URIIE DR. C. C. BYIERS SI-IERER BOWMAN SAMUEL L. LIIIE M. A. BURTIIE GRADUATE CIIAS. G. MA'I I'IIEWs, JR, LAW EDWARD FINLAY HARRY E. DINWIDIDIIE JOSEEII B. I'IARRIS FRANK C. GREGSON, III. MEDICINE TIIOMAS KING ENGINEERING CIIARLES S'l'RINGFEI.I.0W COLLEGE GUY KING, JR. CHARLES KING ELLIS S. MIDDLETON J. NOI.AND PITTMAN SIDNEY E. ROBERTS DENNIS ROBERTSON JOIIN S. STRANG PLEDGES CIIARI.Es FORRER ROBERT HANCOCK WILLIAM MCCOY JOSEPII MADDEN SAMUEL MARSIIALL FELIX MILLER VIRGINIA DELTA Ifl82I CAPT. NORTON PRI'I'CIIE'I I' ROBERT V. FUNSTIZN J. S. HANCKEL EDVVIN C. HUTTER J. DRURY MARTIN, III. ELEXIS W. MCGRATII TIIOMAS IVIURRELI. ASIIBY COLEMAN WII.I.IAM C. TRUEIIEART, WILLIAM BATTLE ROBERT L. BROWN EDWIN C. I'IUT'I'ER, JR. BROCKENEROUGI-I LAME JAMES S. MCCLINTON EDWARD T. MORTON, JR. PERRONEAU WINGO DIMICK REESE GORDON REESE JOSEPH SMITH TIIOMAS 'THORN1'III.L BEVERLY TIUCKER JOSIIPI-I TUCKER PAUL RAY CHAPTER ALPHA TAU OMEGA First Row SAMUEL MARsIIALL, JosEIfII MADDEN, BEVERLY TUCKER, THOMAS rfI10RNHll.l., JACK BALLINGER, DIMICK REESE Second Row ELLIS S. MIDDLETON, EDWARD T. MORTON, PERRONEAU WINGO, EDWARD FINLAY, GEORGE B. GAUI., SAM R. CONNELLY, JOIIN H. RUST, JOHN S. STRANG, EDWIN C. HUTTER, JR., CHARLES T. 0'NElLL, ELEXIS W. MCGRA1'I-I Third Row JAMES S. MCCLINTON, SIDNEY E. ROBERTS, DENNIS ROBERTSON, J. NOLAND PI'l l'MAN, JOsEI'II B. I-IARRIs, WILLIAM BA'1 1'LlE, JAMES T. GlI.I.lE'l'l'E, JR., FRANK C. CEREGSON, JR., BROCKENIIROUGII LAMB, JR., WILLIAM 'TRUEIIEAR'I', JR., GLENN W. CONNELLY Fourih Row WILLIAM R. MIERRICK, CIIARLES S'l'RlNGFlEI.I.0W, BRUCE EDENTON, CIIARLES CRADDOCK, JOsEI1II rfUCKER, PURNELI. EGGLESTON, DON- AI.D DISOUE, J. DRURI' MARTIN, JR., ROBERT E. I-IENLIIY, JR.. GUI' KING, JR., ROBERT L. BROWN, CIIARI.Es KING Ifl831 - ' I 9 3 9 K S l GEORGE OSCAR FEROUSON, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. JAMES CARROLI. FLIPPIN, M.D. RICHARD CECIL GARLICK, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. THOMAS CARY JOHNSON, JR., B.A., M.A. FREDERICK DEANE RIBBLE, M.A., LL.B. C. BERNARD BAILEY EDWIN A. COPENHAVER LY'l I'I.ETON JONES NIcOI.AS BAJHNOFF ROBERT A. BRADFORD HENRY LEROY CARTER DEWITT B, CASIEER, JR. ROBERT G. DELAUNEY THOMAS SI'l'WEI.L EDWARDS JULIAN GRAY EMMONS JACK FRITSCHE JAMES GII.I.AM CONRAD JOHN HILBURN DAVIS, JR. ROBERT BYRD FRANK EDWARDS KENNETH GARVIN LARRY MACK Founded at the University Of Virginia, December IO, I869 FRATRES IN FACULTATE DUDLEY CRAWFORD SMITH, M.D. WILI.IAM WIRT WADDELL, M.D. E. R. SLAUGHTER, B.S. FRATRES IN URBE REv. WILEY R. MASON LEMUEL F. SMITH GORDON SMITH COLLEGE HARRY HAMILTON GAVER DAVID GRIFFIN FRANCIS HARPER CAMIIILUS S. L'ENGLE, JR. CHARLES VVATERS LINCOLN TIIEOIJORE LUCKS FRANK LYNN FRANK BUCK MCBURNEY' JUSTIN V. MCCARTHY LAW SAMUEL HUGHES GARVIN JAS. CUNNINGHAM SAROENT INITIATES WILLIAM MORTON JOHN POWERS EDGAR Ross FREDRICK SALTMARSH SUMNER MATTISON I 1841 JOHN HOWE YOE, M.S., M.A., Ph.D. FLETCHER WOODWARD, M.D. JAMES SOUTHALI, WILSON, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. LYTTLETON WADDELL THOMAS L. WATSON JOHN R. WINOFIELD, JR. EDWARD MACAULEY, III. ROBERT MCGUSTY JOHN B. ROGAN CLAUDE SMI'rII ROBERT LEE TARRING FRANK A. THOMPSON, III. HOWARD BROWN TINGUE CHARLES VAN DE CARR, III. A. CUYLER TEN EYCK, JR. KNOX TURNBULL DAVID SI-IEEIEIERD WILLIAM SMITII WALTER SIIEAKMAN EDWARD STEWART WILLIAM TYLER PTER , LL.D KA PPA SIGMA FRATERNITY M A1 I'Eso N, S BRAIII-'onn Firxt Row Enwmms, F., MACK, GARVIN, K., TX'I.ER, MoIz1'oN, SAI,1'MARsII, Ross, SPEAKMAN. Second Row L,ENGI.E, TPICJMPSON, I,INcoI,N, GARVIN, H., Glxvsa, TEN Evcx, DAVIS, CoNIzAn. Third Row SMITH, MCCARTI'lX', SARGENT, HARPIQR, MCBURNEY, CAsI.I2I1, GRIFFIN, Enwmms, T., MACAUIIEY, rfARRlNG. To p Row Pownns, FIu1'scIII2, EMMONS, Lucxs, CARTER, DI2I.AuNm', LYNN. I l851 R K S LAWRENCE LEE EDWARD J. CARRUTHERS DoNAI.D E. LANE Founded in 1869 at Virginia Military Institute Founded at the University of Virginia in 1870 FRATRES IN FACULTATE RICHARD CIIAPIN JONES FRATRES IN UREE PATRICK C. MATTHEWS RICHARD VIQURNER E. MANN NASH CHARLES H. SIvII'I'II RICHARD FLETCHER J. LOGAN LIvERs GORDON E. I-IARMAN GRADUATE WILLIAM BUTLER LAW HARRY B. F. FRANKI.IN V. FLDYD WILLIAMS MEIJICINE WILLIAM H. KEN JOSEPH J. BURGER RICHARD C. CARR J. RICHARD COCKE RODERT E. COYLE rI'lIOMAS E. FRANKLIN FRED L. GAERTNER RoI3ER'I' W. GARRGD JEFFERY BIVINS DONALD BRUCE JARVIS BUTLER PAUL HUNTER RICIIARD F. H AVVKINS ENGINEERING COLLEGE FREDERICK L. HALL A. JACKSON LATHAM LAVVRIENCE A. LIvINGsToN EDSON A. MARAIIRENS THOMAS L. MA'rTIIEws R. LAMAR MooRE INITIATES ROGER LEITCH FRANK RoI.I.INs DoNAI.D STANT NEDY EDGAR BETA HA I1861 C. SHAWEN MAsoN H. MDRSE ROBERT L. PARKER T. DAWSON TIKIPPE H. KIRT TOUCPIS'I'0NE H. DoUGI.As SPRUANCI BRYANT D. STAPLES RAE F. WAT'I's FRANK SPRAKBR JOHN SWANK JAMES UNDERWOOD JESSE YELLOWLY PTER SIGMA NU FRATERNITY First Row TOUClIS'l'0Nli, Bunmsu, SIIAXVEN, ClAliR'I'NliR, FRANKLIN, T., Mookla, SPRUANCIC, GARROU, S'l'API.ES Second Row SlaRv1aN'1's, Ihxkxlak, L1v1Ncs'1'0N, VVu.l.mMs, VVA'r'1's, Cocma, MAX'l I'IlIiXK'S, SWANK, FRANKLIN, H. Third Row .KENNIiDY, BUTLER, LATIIAM, Covma, '1'RlPI'li, I'IAI.r,, CARR, Mokslz, MARAIIRIENS, B1vxNs ll87J - l93 CHARLES D. SMITII R l K S l Founded :It Washington and Lee University in 1865 Established at the University of Virginia in 1873 FRATRES IN FACULTATE ARTHUR KYl.E DAVIS, JR., B.A., M.A., WALTER ALEXANDER MONTGOMERY, B.A., B.Litt., Ph.D. fOxOnj PlI.D. JOI-IN CAI.vIN iViE'l'CALF, B.A., M.A., CIIARLES PA'l l'ERSON NASH, B.S., LLB. LIrI.D., LL.D. FRATRES IN UREE CHARLES W. ALLEN WALTER S. CHISHOI.M MORRIS S. CLARK, JR. EDWARD W. CLARK JACK E. EARLY THOM W. BLAIR EUGENE CALLAWAY THOMAS W. CHAPMAN F. M. COMPTON ANDRIEVV Cox JESSE COVER JACK A. B. DAVIES NATHANIEL CAIIELL GREENE LAWSON JULIAN MASON THOMAS FITZHUGI-I THOMAS P. CTRASTY A. A. MORSON KEITII AUSTIN D. KlI,IIAM VVILLIAM F. LONG L. S. MACON R. WATSON SADLER COLLEGE JOHN DAVIES HARRY EBERT ARTIIUR GEORGE KEYWAN IIENRY KINNIER WILLIAM A. LAZENBY HUNTER REESE MANN DAVID B. NICIIOLSON LAW CHARLES MAUzE TYLER MCCONNELL FRANCIS ORGAIN ANDREW J. PIETSCH E. S. SWEENEY S. B. VVILLIAMSON JOHN R. WOOD S. B. WOOD RANEI' ARCIIER OVEN JAMES H. PAGE J. G. PATTERSON VVILERED E. ROACII JOIIN WILLIAM VVALTZ BRADLEY VVICKWVIRE FREDERIC DAVIS WILLIAMS TIIOMAS L. STOCKERT VVILLIAM C. TPIOMPSON E. PRYOR VVORMINGTON GRADUATE WILLIAM B. GLOVER ARTHUR K. STEVENS ARCHITECTURE THOMAS STEVENS GEORGE LESTER THOMAS MEDICINE GRAHAM CLARK CHARLES O. BARCLAY EDWARD CHARLES OLDPIELD WILLIAM SPENCER JOHN G. COLEMAN HENRY D. ECKER ENGINEERING WENDELL E. MALBON INITIATES JACK RALEIGH STAPLES ROBERT SPENCER LIEBLICI-I JOHN VANCE WILLIAM C. QUINN GUY WELLIVER LOUIS WILLIAMS STEVEN WARD ROCHSTROII LAMBDA CHAPTER lfl88i KAPPA ALPHA GRDER Back Row PRIE'I'Zl IEl.'l'liR, DAVIS, VVI5I.I,IvHR, BLAIR, LAZENBY, DAVIES, J., MANN, NIcIIOI.soN, NELSON Third Row KlNNIIiR, Cox, MCCONNEIIII, COLEMAN, KIIYWAN, OI.DlfIEI.D, SIIENCIQR, PAGE, WIcIcwIRIi, BAIzcI.AI', S'I'0CKKR'I', VVILSON fJlll1it0I', Smroml Row WILLIAMS, F., ROACII, MALIION, WVORMINGTON, DR. FI'I'ZllUGIl, GEORCIQ, MR. KILIIAM, WAI,'I'z, CIIAIIMAN, S'I'I:vIsNs, DAVIES, P. Front Row I RocIIs'I'RoII, S'l'APl.liS, L. VVILLIAMS, I-IIIcN'I'IsII, LIEIILICII, VANCII ll891 I I939 R l K S l Founded at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, on December 26, T848 Virginia Beta of Phi Delta Theta was founded at the University of Virginia in November, 1873 FRATRES IN FACULTATE W7II.I.lAM EDWARD BRAY, M.A., M.D. D HALS'I'l5AIl S. HIZDGIES, B.S., M.A., M.D IIENRY B. MUI.IIoI.I.AND, B.A., M.D. GRADUATE STUDENTS VINCENT DANIEL DANIEL TERRY LAW JOIIN G. JOIIANNESEN, JR. CIIARI.Es W. LYON, JR. J. RUPERT FULTON MEIJICINE CIIARLES J. I-IARKRADER VVILLIAM GRANT CROOR TIIEODORE ALEY AX'ERS VVILLIAM HENRY BELL, JR. HERBERT HUSE BICELOXV, II. JOHN YOUNG BROWN, III. VVILLIAM PAGE CARTER, JR. FRENCII HUGE CONWAY ROBERT CARVER COSGROVE IIOWARD KX'MP'I'ON JAMES Ll'l'TI,EIIAI.IZS ROBERT N.ICVVl1OR'1'IiR JAMES IIIIORN ENGINEERING EDMUND NORVELL BOSWELL COLLEGE LUUIS JAMES DEPUTY, JR. VVILLIAM GA'l'ES FORD ARTIIUR VVOODROIV HIGGINS EDWARD BUFORIJ JONES EDWARD AI.DEN KNOWLISS FRED MARION LEGE, III. STANLEY M. LYMAN, JR. PLEDGES HERMAN MUI.I.ER VVILLIAM ROUGIIEN KENNE'l'1'1 WEINMAN F. DAIINEY CALDWELL WILLIAM DUNCAN MCLEAN RICIIARD DIxON MOORE ROBERT M. MURRAY, JR. JAMES O. PUTNAM, JR. ROBERT MICIIAEI. WILDE C. H. WILLIAMS, IV. EUGENE VIRGILIUS WEI.SII RICIIARD SCOTT EDWARD CIIILDERS HUGI-I RUSSELL FREDERICK NOLD VIRGINIA BETA CHAPTER If190QI ,PI-II DELTA TI-IE Front Row J. RUPERT FUI.TON, EIIMUNIJ N. BOSVVIZLI., VVILLIAM G. FORD, EIIWARIJ A. KNOWLES, MICIIAEL WILDE, CHARLES W. LYON, VINCENT DANIEI,, LOUIS J. DEPUTY, JAMES O. PUTNAM Second Row JOIIN G. JOIIANNESHN, IIERIIERT H. BIGIELOXV, FRENCII CONXVAY, E. BUEORII JONES, ARTIIUR VV. YIIGGINS, FRED M. LECE, EUGENE V. VVELSII, RICIIARO D. MOORE, J. Y. BROWN, WILLIAM P. CARTER r1 I hird Row ROBERT C. COscR0vE, WILLIAM D. MCLIEAN, WILLIAM H. BELL, S'I'ANI.Ev M. LYMAN, ROBERT M. MURRAY, RICHARD SCOTT, TIIEonoRE A. AYIERS Fourth Row FRED Now, F. DAENEY CAI.DNVliI.L, KIiNNE'l'lI WEINMAN, WIL- LIAM ROUGIIEN, PIUGII RUssEI.L, JAMES '1,IIORN, I-IOWARO KYMP- TON, JAMES LI'I I'LEIIAI.Es, ROBIERT MCWIIORTER, EDVVARD CIIILDIERS Not in Picture KIT WlI,I.IAMS, W. G. CROOK, D. TERRY, A. A. RICIIAROS H911 RKS u Founded at Bethany College in 1859 Established at the University of Virginia in 1889 FRATRES IN FACLYLTATE RDIIERI' K. GoocII FRATRES IN URIIE EDWIN K. 0'BRIEN YVXLLIAM R. SIIEPIIERD ROBERT M. PAGE JDIIN MCG. DOUGLAS XNILLIAM A. RIIINEIIEART EDWIN O. MCCUE, JR. lViARClZl.l.US MCBRIDE JAM ES M. RO'l'lIWELl. COLLEGE DONALD BAN!! IE. T. GATEwooD, JR. FREIJRICK KELLY D. C. lViI'I'Cl1l5LL, JR, L. T. RICHARDSON DOUGLAS P. RUCKER . ENGINEERING THOMAS W. CRAVEN WINTIIROP H. Jo INITIATES WILLIAM A. ALLEN NORMAN B. I'IALL, JR. JAMES L. CAMP, III. HARRY H. HILL LINDsEv COWEN I-IoRAcE D. MCCOWAN FONTAINE MAURY J GEORGE A. PEEK JOHN P. JoNEs, M.D. JDIIN M. MAURY MICPIAIEI. E. WIIEA1' ciEORGE S'rALLINGs EDWARD B. WIcREs NES VVILLIAM W. PLUMMER JAMES B. RANDOL WII.I.IAM T. KIMMEI. BETA IOTA CHAPTER ll9Zl DELTA TAU Bottom Row WVICKES, MAURY, CRAVHN, VVoons, DUNANVAY, WELLS fllizlzlle Row BANE, RUCKER, RICHARDSON, S1'ALLxNcs, Gfwnwoou, MCCULLAR, KELLY Top Row CAMP, Puma, ALLEN fjnnirorj, PLUMMER, MAURY' KIMMEL Ilflissirzg BARNES, COCHRAN, JONES, COWEN, HALL, HILL, MCCOWAN RANDOL, WNEA1' fl93l R l K S l 1 Founded at Richmond College, 1900 J Estublislied Zlt the University Of Virginia, 1906 FRATRES IN FACULTATE WILLIAM A. LAMBIETH, M.D., Ph.D. JOIIN A. RORER, B.A., M.A. FRANCIS G. LANKEORD, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. RICHARD A. MEADE, B.A., M.A. UI.vssE CORMIER JACK KIINNAN WILLIAM S. ANDERSON IILIBIIRT K. BUCIIANAN, JR. VVILLIAM II. CAN'I'WI5I.I. NATIIANIFII. J. CARROLL ALIIRED B. CONAWAY, JR. ALFRED S. DULANEY DAVID G. BLALOCK IIIENRY J. CLEMONS JOIIN T. FI.Y'I'IfIE, JR. RICHARD V. LANGFORD JOIIN D JOIIN M. ACKERSON, JR. W. W. ANDERSON, JR. BENJAMIN W. BANULIS WILLIAM C. BAUKNIGIIT GEORGE T. DIXON, JR. NATHANIEI. M. EWELL, JR. STANLEY P. FISHER MAYO M. FITZIIUGI-I, JR. JOIIN LEVI MANAIIAN, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. FRATRES IN URBE STUART BARKSDALE JAMES S. HAWKINS COLLEGE BRUCE G. EBIERWEIN PAUL C. FLEISIIEL JOIIN GORDON RICIIARD P. I'IILDI5R WILDUR L. JENKINS JOIIN E. MANAIIAN LOREN F. PARMLEY, JR. LAW ARIIIUR A. DAvIs, JR. IIIiRBER'I' H. DAVIS, JR. ENGINEERING ROBERT W. GREEK CIIARLES F. HANCOCK HUGH M. IIAwRINs DR. HARRY L. SMITII GRAIIAM B. PA'I l'IZRSON HAROLD H. PURCELL CIIARLES A. READ VVIl,l.lAM F. SCI-IENCR CHARLES F. SCHNEIDER EDWIN H. VVI'II'I'EHEAD, JR. ROBIERT R. PONTIFIEX HUNTER R. HUGHES JOSEPII R. REYNOLDS GRADUATE CHARLES E. MCMURDO PAUL SOMER, JR. IMIIEDICINE . GERMAN JOHN C. HOR'I'ENsTINE INITIATES LoUIs S. GRAIIAM, JR. JOIIN C. I'III.DEBRAND JOHN BI.AUVEI.'l' HOPPER CHARLES W. IAIUNTSBERRY ROBERT A. IRELAND LEMUEI. E. IVEY CALDWELL C. JOHNSON, JR. ERN EST T. JOLLEY WILLIAM A. JONES JAMES W. MCBRIAN WILLIAM C. PORTER BENJAMIN F. IVIONTAGUIE, JR ARTHUR J. SMITH ROBERT W. STEINI-III.BliR JOHN CLINTON WOOD WALTER F. ZOLLINGER VIRGINIA ETA CHAPTER H941 SIGMA PHI EPSIL Fifth Row DoNNIaI,I.Y, JENKINS, SIvII'I'II, C. B. Fourth Row MORRIS Qjzmitorj, ANIlIiRSON, I'IUN'I'snERRY, SMITH, A. J., LANGI-'oRn, S'l'ElNllIl.BliR, I-IAWKINS Third Row DENMEAIJ, SCIIHNCK, PAIIMI.Iav, FI.IaIsIIIaI., BAUKNIGIIT, I'III,DI2k, Woon, ZoI.I,INc:IaR, I-Iomfrau, BA'I'ns, FIsIIIaII Sl'l?0II11R0'LU CONAWAY, VVIII'I'mIIeAn, IIUGIIHS, Goknow, JoI.I.Isv, GREIER, ANmaIIsoN, W. S., CAN'l'VVI5l,I., BUCHANAN, PuRcEI.I,, REAII, Ivlax' First Row PA'l I'liRSON, MANAIIAN, CAIuIoI,I., Fl.X l'llli, BI,AI.ocK, Du. LAM nH'I'II, PoN'I'II-wax, IJAVIS, HANCOCK, DAVIS, H. H., SCIINEIIJIIR Absent DULANIIY, EBIIRWIIIN, CI.IcMoNs, Solvllfks, ACKIERSON, DIXON, I'III.DEBRANlJ, WALIJEN F1951 O RKS DAVID ELLIS BROWN JOSHUA F. B. CAMELOS HOLBROOK CAMPBELL CHANNING W. DANIEL, JR. RICHARD DIcRsON MCCHESNEY GOODAl.l,, JR. JAMES PATTERSON HANCOCK J. BRUCE MCCI.ELI,ANll, III. ORD PRESTON, JR. THOMAS ANTRIM ROLI.ER EDWARD C. BOYKIN, JR. RAYMOND G. DENNE, JR, ' RICHARD M. H. HARPER LLOYD HASLUP EDWIN P. I'IATHAWAY PETER COY RHO Founded at Union College in 1827 Established at the University Of FRATRES IN URBE HARRY A. GEORGE COLLEGE EDWARD P. SIIARRETTS CHARLES F. WILSON, JR. GOUGII W. T. BOLTON WILLIAM H. BOARD NEAL SPOTSWOOD GOoDI.OE C. A. CLYEORNE, JR. FREDRICK J. FLYNN, JR. FRED L. BENCRENSTEIN EDMUND A. LANGHORNE SLATOR C. BLARISTON LAW JOHN MARSHALI. GEPHART PETER IRVING, JR. INITIATES DOUGLAS H. ELLIOT LEE G. OFFEN HERBERT A. MAY, JR. JAMES B. REINHARDT JOHN R. MCAI.LlSTER FREDRICK W. SCHOEW, JR. lfl96l Virginia on March I, 1907 TRUEMAN M. DODSON GEORGE E. KIDDER CIIARLES W. MCNEELY ALEXANDER C. STOKES HARRY COxE STOKES JAMES FOLEY ROBINSON S. B. STOWE JOHN F. MIIILER DAVISON GRANT EASTON DUANE TOWER BRECKENRIDGE C. GOOIJLOE HORACE GRAY, JR. CLAYTON W. ELI-IY HORACE GRAY, JR. THOMAS H. HENRY RUSSELL D. KE'I'CIiAM PTER DELTA PHI FRATERNITY Front Kow MAY, HENRY, OFFHN, I-IATHAWAY, E1.I.1O'r'1', HAR:-RR, SCI-IOEVV, ELEY, COY, GRAY Second Row IRVING, PRESTON, GEPII1XR'I', Goolmu., GAMm.os, GOOOLOE, BOYKIN, DAVISON, Wu.soN r l'hirzl Row REINIIARIJT, DAN1EL, KIDDER, TOWER, CAMPIHQLI., ROLLER, DICK- soN, SIIARE'l l'S, MCC1,aL1.ANn, ILIANCOCK, MCNEELY, S'rOwE, COLES fjanitorj Back Row B1.AK1s'roN, BOLTON, G00lDI.0E, FLYNN, I-IASLUP, STOKES, BOARD, FOLEY, BnNCRlsNs'rE1N, LANGUORNE, KETCIIAM, MCALLISTER, CLYBORNE N Il971 l ' I 9 3 R Founded at Norwich University in 1856 Established at University Of Virginia in 1914 FRATER IN FACULTATE WILSON GEE, Ph.D. FRATRES IN URBE RANDOLPH FITZ HENRY E. BELT COLLEGE LEONARD BROOKS ELMS JAMES B. LITTLEEIELD THOMAS A. IQURTZ LLOYD L. MCCORRIACK AUSTIN DAY BRIXEY, JR. RICHARD E. BUCHANAN ERNEST W. PURCELL CHARLES C. BOATWRIGHT ARCHITECTURE ERIC R. BANCROFT LAW JAMES E. PALMER, JR. DORR C. CASTO, JR. PLEDGES J. BOND SMITH, JR. HUGH HORNE E. C. WALLINOTON. JR. CARL B. JOHNSON RODNEY T. BONSALL, JR. I HAPTE lfl98J THETA CHI FRATERNITY Front ROW L. MCCORMACK, D. Cfxsfro, DR. WILSON GEE, D. BRIXEY, J. L1TTLEF11zLn, E. PURCELL, J. PALMER Second Row C. JOHNSON, H. I'IORNE, R. BUCHANAN, J. B. SMITH . 1129. Not m Pzcture 123533. L. B. ELMS, T. ICURTZ, C. BOATWRIGHT, E. BANCROFT, E. WALLINGTON, R. BONSALL fl99l - I I 9 3 R K S ZBT LEWIS HIRSCHLER DONALD WALTERS BERNARD GREEN GEORGE SMOLEN NEWVINIAN BAUM RICHARD SONNEBORN PETER OPPENHEIMER ' ALVIN NEWMYER Founded in 1898 at New York University Founded at University Of Virginia in 1915 FRATER IN FACULTATE LINWOOD LEHMAN Professor of Latin FRATER IN URBE DONALD WALTERS LAW WILLIAM OBERNDORFER COLLEGE JACK LEHMAN HERBERT KATZENBERG HENRY BLOOM JACK KUI-IN DAN SIC1-IER HERB WINOKUR MARK BAKER LOUIS SCHINDEL LEE WHITLOCK - BENJAMIN LANDECK HARRY HARRISON FRED GOLDDIAN BERNARD STRAUSE CHARLES EATON DAVID HARTFIELD, JR. WILLIAM MENDELSON LOUIS HECHT PLEDGES JULIAN HOFFMAN DAVID ROSENSTIEL ROBERT JACOBS IRWIN COHEN SIDNEY STERN FRED BARNET MORTIMER HESS MALVIN NEWMAN CH WALTER HESS I PTER lf2001 ZETA BETA TAU Front Row VVII.I.IAM OBIERNDORFIER, LEVVIS D. IIIRsCIII.ER, DoNAI.D VVAI.TERs, BERNARD J. GREEN, CEEORGIZ H. SMOIIICN, NliXN'MAN N. BAUM, RICIIARD F. SONNIEBORN, PETER OPPENIIEIMER, AI.vIN I.. NEWMYIER, JR., JACK H. LEIIMAN, JR., I'IERl1ER'l' KATZENEERG. Srrmm' Row JACK VV. KUIIN, DAN VV. SICIIER, HERE WINGKIIR, MARK BAKER, LOUIS SCIIINDEL, LEE F. VVIII'I'I.oCK, BENJAMIN K. LANDECK, HARRY IIARRISDN, JR., FRED GoI.DMAN, BERNARD STRAUSE, CIIARI.Es EATON, DAVID IIAR'I'I-'IEI.D, JR. Third Row WII.I,IAM NIIENIJIELSON, JuI.IAN lI0IfIfMAN, RonER'I' JACDES, SIDNEY STERN, MOR'I'IMER Hrsss, DAVID RosENs'I'IEI., IRWIN CDIIEN, FRED BARNET, MAl.VlN NEWMAN, VVAI.'I'ER lllcss, I.ouIs IIECII'I'. Not in Pirfurf' HENRY IJ. BI.ooM Izoll I 'I93 R K S l JACK P. W. RALPH BRI'I'rON JURY Y. BROWN, JR. Founded at Williams College, 1834 Established at the University Of Virginia, April 8, T922 FRATRES IN FACULTATE DALTON, JR. ALFRED FRATRES IN UREE SAMUEL J. R. GAMBl.E ROBERT EDWARD LEE JAMES A. LEITCH, JR. HUFFIN MCEXVEN JAMES C. PRYOR, JR. ROBERT E. TAYLOR GRADUATE FREDERICK C. DISOUE, JR. LAW A. J. SIIORT I-IUGO SONNENscIIEIN, JR. GEORGE P. SMITH JOIIN P. STERN ENGINEERING ALFRED G. ARUNDALE COLLEGE CLIFFORD L. BEAKES RICHARD O. BEMAN SCHUYLER M. BISSELI. GEOEEREY H. BINNEVELD WILl,IAM BREED THOMAS BROWN ROY FOULKROD DIcIcsON GI.Ass RICHARD GOEIIELS DONAL DINWVIDDIE CHARLES T. EVANS, JR. GARNET W. GROSSET WILLIAM T. I'IARRIS WILLIAM T. JONES PLEDGES WII.BUR HARNSBERGER CI-IARLEs HARPER EUGENE HEALING J. CARLETON PARSONS LEVVIS A. PATTERSON, II GEORGE G. SIIELTON RAYMOND D. SIGLER, JR, JOHN W. WINTI-IROP I-IOMER PETTIT BYRON SAMPLE RAYMOND WHEATON CLAYTON WHITE KARL ZEIsLER VIRGINIA CHAPTER I2021 DELTA UPSI L Front Row Gl.Ass, ZE1s1.ER, HEALING, SAMPLE, BROWN, BREED, PETTIT, GOEBEI.S, WuEA1'oN, Wnrrn Second Row HARNSBERGER, ARUNIJALE, MCEWEN, BEARES, W1N'rnRoP, SIGLER, SONNENSCHEIN, PA1 rERsoN, DALTON, SHE1.'roN, FOULKROD Third Row PARSONS, HARRIS, STERN, DINWIDDIE, GRossET, BEMAN, BINNE- vEl.n, JONES, HARPER, BxssEI.L Fourth Row EVANS, SHORT, Smrru l203l ORKS CIDA SIDNEY COIIEN ARMAND FELDMAN Founded 1914, Washington, D. C. Established at University of Virginia, April, I922 FRATER IN URBE SANFORD HASKELI. COLLEGE SIDNEY FINKELSTEIN MII.TON ICAPLAN RICHARD RAICHLEN MILTON STEWART STANLEY WEIss MEDICINE IRVIN GALIN STANLEY MACHT JULIUS HOPKINS BERNARD RAYMOND LAW GEORGE FELDMAN PLEDGES DAVID ARENSTEIN STANLEY BRENNER MARVIN EDELSTEIN SEYMOUR FINKELSTEIN NORIWAN GOLDFARB IRWIN HALBREICH HERBERT REsHEFsI4Y SIGMUND ROSENBAUM NORBIAN ROSENBLUM I2041 ROBERT STEIN MELX'IN WANDER SHELDON WEINSTEIN ELI ZARETSKY T PHI ALPHA FRATERNITY First Row FELDMAN, RAICHLEN, HOPKINS, IQAPLAN, WEISS, COHEN, MACHT Second Row FINKELSTEIN, FELDMAN, FINKELSTEIN, RAYMOND, STEXVART, CEALIN, ZARETSKY Arch Row GOLDFARB, ROSENRAUM, WANDER, WE1NsTE1N, ROSEN- BLUIXI, HALBREICH, ARENSTEIN, EDELSTEIN, BRENNER, RESHEFSKY, STEIN lf2051 I R K S Q I I Founded at New York University in 1913 Established at the University of Virginia in 1924. FRATER IN FACULTATE BEN-ZION LINFIELD, B.S., Sc.D., Ph.D. COLLEGE MONTE LEROY BINDER SEYMOUR S. LI1fsHITz JOSEPH H. BLOCK ARNOLD J. CANTON LIERBERT J. CHERNIS IRWIN FRIEDEN WILLIAM H. GIETTER HENRY P. GREENWALD SEYMOUR HERR ARTHUR KAPLAN ARTHUR J. MENOEE JEROME L. REISBERG BURTON F. SALPETER RICHARD SCHNEER BERNARD R. SIEGEL ANSELM L. STRAUSS WILLIAM H. SUSKIN SIDNEY S. VERNON ARTHUR WAXMAN ROBERT L. CARDOZO HOWARD B. JOSIAS PLEDGES A. BENSON MIRMELSTEIN ROBERT S. OSTERTAG IRWIN H. SCHLACTER ROBERT C. STONE EDGAR J. WEO l2061 T ALPHA EPSILON PI Top Row WEG, CANTON, Josms, MIRhTEI.STElN, OSTERTAG, WAX MAN, SUSKIN, CEREENWVALD, CI-IERNIS, GIETTER, BORN STEIN, SCHLACHTER Middle Row REISBERG, SCHNEER, IQAPLAN, BINDER, VERNON, SIEGEL, TUCK, STONE, BLOCK Front Row FRIEDEN, MENOITF, STRAUSS, SALPETER, HERR, THORNER, L1Es1-uTz F2071 R K S l MORTIMER MAXWEI.I, CAPLIN OTTO C. AGRANOVITCH JOSEPH A. BRAND NORMAN DAVIS EDWARD FABIAN HARoI.D BRILLIANT ROBERT S. COHN RICHARD B. EPSTEIN LOUIS KATZ ' Founded in I895 Founded in Virginia, I93z FRATRES IN URRE DR. ARTHUR A. EIDELMAN LAW EDWIN H. JUNGER ARCHITECTURE BENTON LEFTON ENGINEERING RICHARD GUGGENHEIM COLLEGE NIARSHALI. G. FINCK EDWARD S. GREENBAUM MAURICE G. JACKSON BENJAMIN D. JACOBS PLEDGES STANLEY M. LERNER ARTHUR M. LlPKIN'l' CHARLES M. MEYER DANIEL S. KARSCH LEON GLOIIMAN MORTON JUNGER ROBERT I. LAUTERSTEIN HOWARD E. WIENER EDGAR E. PEcIc AI.vIN STONE MAURY L. SPENSKY WILLIAM H. VICTOR JOHN B. WIND OMEGA ALPHA CHAPTER l2081 PI LAMBDA PHI Firxi Row E. YUNGER, II. VVHINHR, B. I.l'Il 'l'0N, N. Dfxvxs, M. JUNGER, M. CAPLIN, L. GLOBMAN. Second Row E. FAUIAN, R. LAN'l'liVS'l'liIN, E. PIECK, M. FINCK, R. GUGGENHEIM IE. GRliliNBfXUM, B. JACOBS. Third Row R. CONN, M. JACKSON, 0. IXGVANOVITCII, J. BRAND, A. STONE, A. LwK1N'1' l 0lll'lll Row D. Kfxvsuu, S. LEVNER, C. MEYER, R. EPs'1'H1N, J. WIND, L. Kfvrz, W. VICTOR. Fifth Row Cum' B. Sxmmko, II. BRll,l,lAN'l', M. SPENSKY, Chef. l209l T Q Founded October IO, IQIO Founded at University of Virginia, A1 COLLEGE RICHARD H. FRIEDMAN RALPH C. DECOVENY A. ALAN BAKALAR ARTHUR D. MCJSKOW'ITZ BERNARD GELIIAND SANFORD E. RITTER HOWARD E. MEIJINETS N. ROBERT FRANK HERMAN ABAIJY BERNARD IqASINOFF PETER LEIROWITZ RALPH RORIIINS MITCPIELI. T. SIMON ARTHUR STERNBERG HERBERT BROCK PLEDGES SIDNEY W. SHAW RALPH L. ROSENFIELD SUMNER M. GERSTEIN MORTON B. SIIERO SAMUEL J. SOLOMON HARVEY J. HOCPIFELDER H EREERT LEVITT TAU NU C lf210l HAP nril 4, 1936 TER TAU EPSILON PHI First Row SANFoRn Rrrrrzk, A. ALAN BAKALAR, RALPH C. DECOVE NY, Rlclmkn I-I. FRIEDMAN, Ak'1'11Uk D. Mosuowrrz, I-I0wARu E. Ml5mNm's, BERNARD QQISLBAND Second Row BERNARD KASINOFF, Pwrlzk Lnxnowwz, RALPH ROBBINS, Mrrcu- ELL T. SIMbN, HERMAN ABADY, Almluk S'l'ERNBliRG, N. Ron FRANK On Steps Hnkmam' BROCK, SIDNEY W. SHAW, RALPH L. RoslaN1f1 SUMNER M. Glzks'r121N, MOR'l'ON B. Smsko, SAMUEL J. Ho FIZLDER . A bsent H ERB ERT Lnvrm' l2llfl ERT Hmm, CII- R U C Q I 2 I I Founded at the College of the City of New York, November 28 1904. Founded at the University of Vlrglnm, December 13, 1915 FRATER IN URBE S. NVEINBERG LAW M. IQISENMAN COLLEGE D. F. B.xnnocK A. V. BARR JUSTIN BERGMAN, JR F. A. BLEYER M. L. COPLAN D. EICHENGREEN C. M. EPSTIEN, JR. E. M. FEINBLATT W. GOFE M. R. GOLDEN R. S. CJDLDSMITH J. M. HARTFIELD J. C. HOFFBERGER R. A. HOFFh'IAN M. JOEL P1.EnGEs J. J. IqAH.N M. Kfvrz L. W. LEPMAN, JR. VV. L. Lnlv T. G. LYON H. C. RIIRMELSTEIN R. J. PLAUT L. A. PINKUSSOHN H. J. PERLBERG W'. RESNICK L. ROSENBAUM, JR. D. ROTHSCHILD, II. H. S. RUBIN S. I. ScHLossEERG H. M. STEINBERGER R. I. STRAUS, JR. A. V. J. LUDWLG HAPTER l2l2l PHI EPSILON PI First Row, Seated COPLAN, BAER, LEPMAN, BI.l2x'ER, Gounsmrm, EISENMAN, joel., RUBIN, Rssmcu Second Row EICHENGREHN, I'IowMAN, Romscuxnn, ROSENBAUM, MlRMlEl,S'l'ElN, PIOFFBERGER, LYON, Lim-, HAR1'lfIEI.ll, STEINBERGER, Blwnocx Third Row FE1NnLA1 r, EPs'rmN, Pl,AU'r, PINKUSSOHN, Gow, Pmumauc, KAXHN, TAGER, STRAUS Las! Row BERGMAN, Luuwxc, SCIILOSSBERG, GOLDEN I2l31 DROFESSIONAL FIZATEIZNITIIQS CIJACII OFFICERS JOHN F. C. GLENN . . . . President EDNVARD BOYKIN . . Treasurer BENJAMIN KINSEY . . . . . Clerk LAWRENCE DORTCH . . .Historian A. LLOYD SYMINGTON RICHARD CABELL GEORGE W. MAPP, JR DAVID R. OWEN FRANK WATSON CARLYLE DUNAXVAY FRANK ROBERSON SINUS DAVIDSON ROBERT HOIWANN SYDNEY KELLANS MERRILL PASCO MARION ALLEN ACTIVE MEMBERS CHARLES WEBB STUART E. BROWN ARNOLD SLOAN ROYAL VICTOR JOHN WALBERT FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT, JR. CHARLES MIDDLETON FRANK PLATT MARSHALL FIELD, JR. HARVEY POE ROBERT VVHITTLE WILLIAM DICKINSON JOHN BUTZNER MINGR CHAPTER lI2l6Il PHI DELTA PHI Boftom Row PROI-'RssOR RITCIIIIQ, PROIfIassOR NAsII, JOIIN F. C. GI.I:NN, GEORCl- WAI.'l'liR MAIII-, JR., PROIfIsssOR DOIIIII, PROIfIassOR GI,FNN, PROFES- SOR RIIIRLR. Srronrl Row FRANK PI.A'I I', BRNJAMIN T. KINsm', MARsIIAI.I. FII2I.n, JR., O. I.. DORTCII, FRANK VVA'I'sON, FRANK ROIIRRSON, RICIIARO CABELI., JOIIN VVAI.IInR'I'. 'l'hir1l Row ROIIRRI' VVIII'I I'I,I:, II. MliRRIl.I, PASCO, ROBIERT HOMANN, HARVIQI' POII, DAVIII OWIQN, ARNOI,II SI.OAN, CIIARI.Ics MIllIDl.lE1'0N, JR. Top Row ICIIWARII C. BOYKIN, JR., SIUAR1' IC. BROXVN, JR., LI.OI'II SYMINO- TON, FRANKLIN D. RoOsIavRI.'I', JR., ROI'AI.I. VICTOR, CARI,x'I.Ie DUNAWAY, M. SIMs lMvIIIsoN. I 2171 R SDA OFFICERS J. H. MCCONNELL . . . n .... Presulent THOMAS W. STEPTOE . . Vice-President GARRARD HARRIS . . . . . Treasurer BEN B. FOWLER . . . . . Secretary ALBERT N. HICKEY . . Marslzall ACTIVE MEMBERS LAWRENCE DANA DONALD S. DUGAN WILLIAM L. FAGG JUNIUS FISHBURNE BEN B. FOWLER JOHN GRIMEALL WILLIAM H. GRIMBALL JOSEPH HANLON GARRARD HARRIS ALBERT N. HICKEY HENNING HILLIARIJ ALLEN S. HUBBARD JOHN JOHANNESEN ROBERT JOHNSTON JULIAN VON KALINOWSKI JOHN IQIZER S. GAIL LANDON GREENE LAWSON CHARLES W. LYON J. H. TYLER MCCONNELI, JOHN K. MCDONALD CHARLES W. MAUZE CONWAY MONCURE HIEROIXIE L. OPIE FRANCIS ORGAIN STEPHEN G. PALMER THOMAS R. PRICE OLIVER B. QUIN SIDNEY RUFFIN IRVIN SCHINDLER JOSEPH STRATTON THOMAS W. STEPTOE CARRINGTON THOMPSON PLEASANT WILLIAMS JOHN M. WILSON JEFFERSCN CHAPTER IZISJ PHI ALPHA DEL Front Row STEPTOE, LAWSON, DANA, MCCONNELL, J. QQRIMBALI., PALMER, FISIIBURNIE. Second Row STRATTON, Hlcxav, Lx'oN, Hmuus, MONCURE, Hxumnn, RUFFIN. Third Row Qum, Husrmnn, DUGAN, Oms, JOHANNESEN, Kxznk. Fourth Row ORGAIN, MCDONALD, MAUZE, Fowuzk, vor-I KALxNowsx1 I2l91 R Founded at National University in 1903 Established at the University Of Virginia in 1938 I-IONORARY MEMBER JUSTICE STANLEY R. REED WILLIAM L. ALDERMAN JOHN H. AYLOR SEYBERT I. BEVERAGE BENTON P. BOHANNON IJORR C. CASTO CECIL C. CEASE CHARLES B. SLAUOHTER GORDON B. CLEVELAND CARL CLOVER I ROBERT B. GREENOUGH VEIT A. HAIN GERALD R. HART PAUL J. HARTMAN ACTIVE MEMBERS J. NOXON HOWARD ERIK A. JOHNSON CARY L. MAY JULIAN J. MASON GLENN P. MCCONNELL GERALD O'MELvENY JAMES E. PALMER, JR. LEWIS H. PARENT GEORGE P. SMITH, JR. ALLEN N. SPITZER LUTHER L. SULLIVAN WILLIAM R. WEEKS, II. COLLINS D. WHITE JOSEPH M. WINSTON, JR. 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FRHIHIRICR TRACY MORSE, M.E., l'rL'5idr'11lofllm Unifznfnvity of Viryinia .Alssoriale l'rof1r.r.mr of Mffhanical Enginffring WAI.'I'IcR SIHH.HON ROHMAN, M.S., S.M. lCRNIcs'I' JACKSON Ocmasnv, B.A., M.A. Dfan of Ihr lifpzzrlmwzl of lingilznnring l'rofn.s.mr of Ellyilll't'Y'illg Malhrmalics I.AwRl5NcIa RIIGINALO QUARLIIS, B.S.E., Ph.D. ln.flrlu'I0r in Iilfflriml l:'ngi11n'ring FRATER IN URIEE FRANK EVIiRli'I I' HARTMAN, C.I5. Sujmrinlmzdrlzt of Grounds and Buildirrgx ACTIVE MIIINIIHIRS A. G. ARUNIIALR G. C. COI.vIN J. K. MAl.I.ARlD J P. SIMPSON, JR. W. H. BACHII J. S. CRAGVVALI. IE. V. MASON R S'rAIfFoRH P. S. BALI., JR. H A. DINWHIHHI, JR. I.. C. Musla R. S'l'Ul.'l'lNG II. HARNli'l l' Ii. B. DUNN If. P. NICHOLS, JR. I.. THACRIIR C. E. HA'l'ClHiI.lHiR A DUNNINGTON J. fJI.lVliRIO J. THOMAS A. BIENIIAM IC. C. ICOwARns S. W. OYREAR A 'fUTHII.l. C. lf. HILD R. KPILLISPIE J. S. PA'l l'liRSON C M. WAIHI, JR. IC. N. BOSWELI. J D. HAMM V. QuARI.las J. T. WARO Ii. CAl.lJVVEl.I. C H. IIANNUM H. REINBURG M. WARRIIN, JR. J. CARRUTH li. B. LAURIAUIJI' T. ROBINSON 0. E. WH.I,Is C. CIIAl.RI.IcY B. I.IvIcsAv W. B. SHIPPIZN A. WH.sON IC. M. CHILDS li. VV. MAI.nON J. H. SlDEBO'l l'0M T. P. WH,s0N PLEDGES J. BITNIER W. L. PI.UNRm r J. TICIER R. ELLIS J. MASUFJ l224fl TRIGON ENGINEERING SDCIETY 1 RA'1'RES IN FAcL.fIJI'A'I'E AR'I'HUR I . NIACCUNOCI-llli, B.Sc. CLOIIKIOIIJ IIIQRMAN CARI. I1EssE, l4.S., M.12. CHARLES PIIENIJIERSON, 12.15. JOSEPH LEE VAUGIIAN, M.A., Ph.D. JAMES SHANNON IVIILLIER, JR., B.A., 12.13. EIJNVARIJ XVA'I I's SAUNDERS, JR., Lili. 1IIOMAs I-IAYIIURs'I' l'.VANS, li.S., M.S. fm C.E.J FRATRES lN UREE ROEER1' PO'I I'ER MAL'I'ON MORRIS S. CLARK, JR. ROBINSON S. BROWN JOHN T. CALHOUN WILLIAM A. CIIliNOVVli'l'lI HENRY JENKINS CLEMONS WH.soN O. COCIIRAN SIDNEY ARMOUR DUDLEI' CEIZORCE G. EDVVARDS LYNN FRAZIER FALL RALPH WITTEN Flill. JAMES H. P. GARNlE'l l' FREDERIC LEARNED HALI. SAMUEL S. HANSIIROUOII 'IXHOMAS WINs'I'oN IIIcRs 'lvl-IOMAS G. Honns, JR. 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R K S l SCARAB nnnmzcfoaao I SOARAE 4 RX I E 45325 3 ,1 W L RR MEMBERS THOMAs W. S. CRAVEN THOMAS STEVENS GEORGE, JR ERLING A. HEDIN, JR. GORDON L. INGRAHAM WALTER WINTHROP JONES BENTON O. LEFTON GASPAR R. PACHECO LESTER THOMAS ROBERT I. UPSHUR INITIATES ERIC R. BANCROET ANGUS R. ECHOLS KENDRICK GARVIN NEAL S. GOODLOE JAMES R. HARPER JOHN M. WHITE IQ2321 VIRGINIA ALPHA CHAPTER OF T A U B E Founded at Lehigh University, 1885 T A Established at University of Virginia, 1921 F ROM THE FACULTY JOHN LLOYD NEWCOBIB, B.A., C.E. WALTER SHELDON RODMAN, B.S., S.M. EDWARD WATTS SAUNDERS, C.E. JAMES SHANNON MILLER, B.A., B.S., E.E. SAMUEL ALFRED MITCHELL, M.A., Ph.D. ARTHUR FRANCIS MACCONOCHIE, B.Sc. CHARLES HENDERSON, E.E. FREDERICK TRACY MORSE, M.E., E.E. THOMAS HAYHURST EVANS, M.S. LAWRENCE REGINALD QUARLES, B.S.E ., Ph.D. ACTIVE MEMBERS WILLIAM HUGH BACHE CHARLES FRANKLIN BILD RALPH WITTEN FEIL JAMES DOUGLAS HAMM HARRY KASAKOFF EDWARD VALENTINE MASON STEWARD WILLIAM O,REAR JOHN OLIVERIO JOHN JERAULD OWEN VERNON QUARLES JERRY LINDSAY THOINIAS, JR ARTHUR HORACE TUTHILL DONALD ROBERTSON WEBB l233fI 'I93 P I R K S zz. -, .L'-':. Nj' lm ix ' 252' f --- .. -- -U3-f Mfef . , 'L X2 v , .F ' WR i!g.i.'. f -.1:,.,Ig,N V new 1 ',L,'.1 '. mwW+ .'.'.:E!5l- ' . fm. .1 R. M. BIRD H. M. SMITH, JR. R. L. PAYNE G. W. MAPP, JR. W. S. BANKS A. R. GARNETT LAMBDAPI FACULTY MEMBERS JOHN LLOYD NEWCOMD, B.A., C.E., SCD., LL.D. RICHARD FIEATI-I DAIINEY, M.A., PII.D. RICHARD HENRY WILSON, M.A., PH.D. WILLIAM HARRISON FAULKNER, M.A., PH.D. WlI.I.lAM ALLISON KEPNER, M.A., PH.D. ACTIVE AND GRADUATE J. H. T. WILSON W. GEORGE, JR. D. W. ORRICK MEMBERS G. E. KIDDER, JR. J. B. WALDROP J. C. H. Hoon' R. C. CI-IRIsTIAN T. M. SAWYERS M. A. JOIINsoN, JR. J. A. COCRE J, H, BANTA T. MARSHALL S. R. CONNELLY, JR. J- H. RUST I W. C. WORTHINCTON T. W. MURREL, JR. P. K. SHEEFIELD F. C. ARMISTEAD A. L. HERRING, JR. W. B. JONEs S. B. BRASELMAN H. L. OPIE W. E. GlI.I.lAM F.. R. W. MCCARE W. REYNOLDS, JR. E. W. MCGRA1'lI T. C. KING, JR. R. B. PAYNE W. R. WEEKS, II. L. W. SCHMIDT J. W. ACREE R. C. WA1'rs, JR. F. L. WATSON, JR. A. D. WILLIAMS C. G. MIDDLETON, R. G. DENNE E. T. HARRISON, JR. R. DIcIcsON E. P. SHARRETTS B. BOORER J. S. STRANG P. J. NIsTAD W. M. SOMERVILLE O. FITCH J. B. Cl-IAFFE W. M. CUSHMAN T. C. CLAY E. F. HERSIIEY M. B. PERRY, JR. E. S. MIDDLETON, II. F. C. GREGSON, III. F. B. MCBURNEY JR. R. FULLER R. CARTER I 2341 W. R. WILLETT, JR. W. M. GRAvA'I'r, JR B. L. REAMs L. M. MCLAUGPILIN J. D. BLACKWELL W. B. HARMAN C. I. SWANN, JR. V. W. ARCHER, JR. N. S. GOODLOE E. M. LOWRANCE T. S. YANCEY W. T. MCCANN H. J. O'DoNovAN C. L. REED S. C. BLACKISTON, J L. S. GOSNEY L. P. HARRIS A. C. HILMER, JR. S. G. CAREW G. W. T. BOLTON S. E. ROBERTS, JR. E. A. MILLER N. BUSHNELL, III. E. 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CASS IS. R. REIJDEN R. C. CHRISTIAN F. F. ROEERSON L. DANA P. SAUL, III. C. M. DUNAWVAY C. J. SEITZ M. EISENMAN H. STRATTON, JR B. B. FOWLER R. VICTOR R. F. S. HOIXTANN J. M. WILSON L. R. HOUSTON LANVRENCE DORTCH A. S. HUIIIQARID, JR. .IOHN R. DUDLEY B. T. KINSEY .I- F- GLENN C. W. MAUZE LOUIS PARENT l259J R K S I THE STUDENT SENATE DOWNING L. SMITH . . . . . President JACK MANAHAN '. . . . Secretary WILLIAM E. KELLY HARRY MARTIN WOODRUFF GEORGE, JR. WILLIAM M. MOORE ROBERT R. PONTIFEX ASHBY BARKSDALE j. I-IENNING HILLIARD JOHN C. ACREE RICHARD FELDMAN f2601 SPIAOI- FIATPIZ A GEO E J- , f ' ' HAEC-0LlIH'IEI'UI-JISSE'lUVABIT JEFFERSON SOCIETY 'Sn 18 f 25 OFFICERS First Term JOIIN MANAIIAN ...... lfresidmr RALPII D. ALLEY . . . Ifiu--l'rv.vident CIIARI.Es T. REESE . . . . .Secretary WM. NELSON ST. JOIIN . . . Trca.vurI'r Second RALPII D. AI.LEY . . FRANK W. SHAW-'ER . ELMER L. KELLY . . CIIARI.Es T. REESE . Third Term FRANK W. SIIAI-'I-'ER . . C1-IARLES T. REESE . ROBERT W. HOEI. . . . . . . . President . l'u'c-l'rI's1drrzt . . . Secretary LOREN F. PARMLEY, JR ..... Trvaxurcr MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY Term Prvsiderzt . P zu'-l'rrsidellI S ecrntar y Tf'ea.vurz'r ARTIIUR KYLE DAVIS, JR. GEORGE B. RACER, JR. ROBERT KENT' GOOCII JAMES HART ARTI-IUR MERRl'I I' JARMAN ROBERT W. AI.FRlEND RALPI-I D. AI.LEY E. DAVID ARTERS, JR. ROBERT A. AUR'l'l'1UR MERRILL I-I. BANKARIJ EI.IOT F. BAR'l'I.E'I l' JESSE C. BOVVYER EUGENE M. CAFFEY, JR. DAVID CARLINER MILLARD CASS NORMANN P. COIIEN JOIIN D. EI'I'ERLY ROBERT R. FENSTERIER LLOYD E. FERRELL, JR. JAMES S. FRAZER, JR. LAURHNCE GOELLISR, JR. L. HOWVARIJ BOEIINER WILLIAM G. BRANGIIAM JOSBPII L. BURCHETTA ROBERT G. COIIN I 'IQIIOMAS CARY JOIINSON JOIIN JENNINGS LUCK EDWIN C. MCCl.lN'l'OCK WILLIAM STARKIE MUNDY F. DEANE G. RIBBI.E JOSEPII LEE VAUGI-IAN WILLIAM STONE VVEEDON REGULAR MEDIBERS FRANK D. GREEN VEIT A. IIAIN, JR. VERNON D. I-IITCIYIINGS, JR. ROBERT W. EIOIEI. I-IUNTER R. I-IUGIIES, JR. ROBERT A. lREI.AND, JR. EI.MER L. KEI.I.X' ARNOLD N. KROGS'1'AlD, JR. VVILLIAM H. KURTII FREDERICK LARKIN, JR. JESSE W. LIEVY EDMUND G. LORENZ JOIIN E. MANAIIAN CIIARI.Es C. MANNING, JR. M. Y. MARSIIALI., JR. I-I. NAT MIMS PROBATIONARY MEM BERS WILLIAM R. ECIIARD 1-IARIIER K. HELLEMS J. LANVRENCE IAIERSON l76ll LEWIS CA'l'l.E'I l' VVILLIAMS DAVID COI.E WILSON JAMES SOU'l'IIAI.L WILSON JAMES EDWIN WOOD, JR. VIJIIADDEUS B. VVOODY ROBERT M. MUSSELMAN LOREN F. PARMLEY, JR. DONALD J. RAVEN CIIARI.Es A. READ CIIARI.Es T. REESE F. COLEMAN ROSENBIERGER WM. NELSON ST. JOIIN E. SYKES SCIIIERMAN FRANK W. SHAEFER A. MAURICE SIIIERVVOOD MOR'l'ON J. SII.K ROBERT A. SKEDGELI. AR'I'lIUR J. SMITII VVAI.'l'liR MCC. WOOD ESMOND VVRIGIKT JAMES L. VVRIGIIT N. GORDON LEBERT J. HARRY MICIIAEI., JR. GEORGE A. PEER, JR. PI-IILIII G. WALKER I 'l93 ORKS I Y . M . C. . fDIfIflCl'IRS U S. llurzlucs f7ARVIN . . . l'r1'.fi1l1'11l Cllcokmi M. BEAN . . . . Rffonlilly Sf'n'rl1u'y JOHN C. RUST . . 'jill'-f,l'l'JIllI'lll Mk. Wu.l.mM K. SMITH . . Grnrral .S'wrr'rlary 'l'nmvms II. ISACON I.l'l'lllI'l'.I' un Rrlzgion AI.I liIiIl R. lilslxxlalmv, JR JOHN II. DAVIS, JR. RAYMUNU C. DuNm.1smNsa, ju. l'rf'.vl1yl1'ria11 fill!!! Cnmmms 'I'Ann Gr-:rmmz Jfirxl Yrar I.'r1lnm'I XVO0IJRlII If' Ulcrxluzra, jk. VV. R. SMITIIICY . A. R. EI.I.I0'l' XV. M. l70RRIiS'l' Wu.soN c:lflf D. C. Ilvme SENIOR C.'KlIlNIE1' ffliflllfilf S. IIAMM llfzxrlwy Club .IUSIIPII Ii. Ilfuuus Commullily llforl: Yuuma IIo1.'r, jk. Cnr1frl'n1m'.f SAMUIH. K. C. Korvnu lJi.II'lI.I'5i0Il JOHN S. NIANAIIAN' l'f'ar'1' Counfil VVILLIAM M. Mookli Pulllfrlly I..:IIARv1sv Poli, JR. Hamm or IJlRl2c'1'oRs . Clmirmalz I . I.. BRUVVN IC. A. IQINCAIII I. F. Lrawls J. C, Ml':'rcAl.1-' vVIl.l RI'IIl IE. Rcmcn FRANK SIIAI-'I-'HR Sl, fl1nIrr'fw'5 Br'olln'rhoml RMNHR V. SN:-:An I1'ajrli.fI Slllzlflllx Union Romain' C. VV A'I l'S, JR. Ifirx! Yrur Calzilwl PICIIIGRU VVool.1for.K, JR. 1 i1'.fl Yrar C'al1i111'f . . RI'f0l'llilIg ScU'r'1ary S. A. NIl'l'CIIliI.I, I . D, G. Rmnms I.. l. Ruvsrnk G. B. ZEIIMHR lf262Ql UNIVERSITY BAND IIIIII, , II!1Q.g..., , ., r , . 4, l K I- .W-f. QDFFICIERS JOIIN T. VVARII ..... ..... .,..... I ' rcsiderzl IIARRI' C. I'IA'l'IiS, JR ..... .... I f'ia'-Prcsideni ROBERT 12. LUTZ ..... . . . . Fzuully fldfvisw' IIARRIS W. BRAm.Ex' ...... . Dirfrtor CLARINETS ROBERT LUTZ BIINJ. VVATRINS RALPII DOIVNING JOHN LOBINGER HARRIS BRAOLEV OGIDEN VVII.I.Is NAT MIMS FRANK MARDIS GERALIJ BERLIN WII.I.IAM SUSKIN IRvINc: IQORNSTIIIN ALTO SAXOPHONE IIARRY PIZRLBIERG CURTIS FI.Ox'n RANIIOLPII MCIVIER JOIIN DECKHR M. S'I'IilNCOI.D RICHARD SH IEPIIERD RICHARD CIOLDSMITII Ron ERT COIIN TENOR SAXOPHONE VVILLIAM GIE'I l'IiR MONROE VVARREN CORNET GEORGE SANDERS EDGAR WEC ROBERT PRAI.I. MOSES CLEMENTS FLUTE AND PICCOLO HARVEY HOCKFELDIER ALTO HORN 'Q-1. , . l'I. IVIIiIJlNE'l'S FRIED FRIES BENJAMIN LEAKE BARITONE VVILLIAM DOVE ROGER MCNAMEE TRONIIIONE JAMES MOSS GIEROIE AI.I.EN WILLIAM 'TUCKER JACK DAUGIITRI' BASS JESSE GERBER CARI, PETERS DIRK REUYL PERCUSSION JOIIN WARD LINDSAY COWEN BERNARD LOREN AI.vIN STONE CLARK BATES CHARLES PEARSON JUSTIN ROLEE I 263 I 'I939 ORKS PROIV. FRAN1' l II. R. PRA'l l' . Z IIIQRSIIIIY . 'I'. A. AYIIRS I.. G. CARR W. F. CoRNI':I.I. J. V. DAVIS If. R. DUNIIAM Ii. G. EBICRVVICIN J. P. IIANCIICR IE. F. IIIQRSIIIIY B. C. BRYAN 'l.'. P, BRYAN Ia. N. CIIICICK A. K. COCKIZ T. A. C0NI.0N W. M. CUSIIMAN J. lu. Izr:AN 'l'. GIIIIRGII J. IE. IIARIIIR M. G. JACKSON B. JONI-:s GLEE CLUB . . . . Dirm-lor VIQIIOMAS BRYAN. . . l'n-.IiIIr1Il llowAI.nIiAII.IcI' . . . DAVIS . . . . . . . . 11fCOIllPtlIIi.ff y'L'll0!'.V H. IIURNH G. R. Low IUIY I . P. NIcIIoI.s D. II. PAYNR J. li. 1VICCl.liI,I.ANIl J. li. PIa'I I'IaR M. R. MARs'I'oN R. P. PII.I.ow G. IJ. MAR'I'IN R. Ii. PIJSNICK II. IC. MlilllNli'lAS C. B RAWoI.I.Ia . M ana gm' . fl 1'l'1l1lgl'Y' T. A. SI.U'I'sRx' M, J. SNAIII' J. R. S'I'AN'I'oN IE. G. S'I'laINnRUc:I:Ic I.. I.. SUI.I.IVAN A. 'IQIIOMAS K. VV. WIIITARIIR L. T. WII.ns IC. F. MIcI.soN li. Ii. ROI.I.IcR R. IC. MOIINIIY P. K Sl1lilfFllil.ll I.. G. Woom' l1'zlI'.I'Ifs J. KIassI,IzR R. G. Rman W. T. I.IawIs R. Ross C. I.I.ovI1 II. IC. RUssIcl.I. IC. G. I.0RliNZ '11 M. r1'Il0RNHlI.I. C. II. MAIIIIIIN P. P. MARVIN VV. F. OGIIURN J. IC. PALMER C. D. l,A'l'liRNOS'l'R0 J. M. PERRY M. B. PIQRRV IC. SMITII D. I.. IIVONVIPR J. B. TUCKIIR IJ. M. '1'URNIER R. D. VIcRIVIII.I.IoN C. M. WAnIc V VV. P. YoIINr:QUIS'l' lZ641 THE UNIVERSITY CENTER ELEXIS W. MCGRATI-I . . S. HUGHES GARVIN XYVOODRUFF GEORGE . ROBERT J. BARRETT, JR. MRS. A. E. WAI,KER . DR. I. F. LEWIS . . DR. C. H. KAUFEMANN GOVERNING COMMITTEE . . . Prwsizlwzt Infornzation mul Guide Sw'-vice FACULTY ADv1sERs WILLIAM E. KELLY l265J . Social ffctifvities Dulanry Librnry . . . . Hostess Frzculfy Clmirman Faculty Adviser R I K S I OFFICERS RICHARD A. CABELI. . . . Prvsideni EDNVARIJ R. DYER, JR. . . SL'CfL'ldI'y WILLIAM M. MOORE . . Vifff-lfrzzidvrzl JAMES M. REESE . . Treasurer GOVERNING BOARD FONTAINE C. ARMISTEAD JESSE LEVY DAVID R. OWEN DAVID CARLINER DONAI. DINWIDDIE S. HUGHES GARVIN JOHN F. GLENN RALPH ALLEY CLARK BATES GEORGE BEAN CHARLES F. BILD JOHN F. M. DAVISON R. D. DINGLEDINE, JR. E. I. CARRUTH ERS THOMAS MARSHALL J. H. TYLER MCCONNELL ROBERT M. MUSSELMAN SERVICE MEMBERS HARRY FINNELL BERNARD J. GREEN XVUILIIE I-IOLT EDXVIN C. HU'l I'ER ROBERT IRELAND PIONORARY IVIENBERS LAMIIERT DAVIS CFARRARD GLENN JOHN J. OVVEN JAMES O. PUTNAM, JR. F. COLEMAN ROSENBERGER RICHARD F. SONNEBORN PIIILII' MAIIONE WILERED ROACH SIDNEY RUFFIN 'FHOMAS S'I'EPTOE LLOYD SYMINGTON BERT VV EISS WILLIAM XVRANEK I266l THE VIRGINIA PLAYERS OIfIfICIiRs ROBERT F. SCIIIQNRRAN . ..... ..... P rmidrrzl GEORGIZ FEIIIIMAN . . Viczr-Prfsidcnl GEORGE VEST . . . . Sccrrlnry DAN FORTUNOIfIf . . Sludcnl Truxfcc MRS. E. F. GRESIIAM ................. Truslrc-al-Large HARRY ROGERS PRA'I I' . . t1.f.I'0Fillll' l'rofr'.vsor of Dmrnalic Iflrl and Managrr of Virginia l'lay11r.r LYNN GAUIII' .... . l11.Ilr'uI'lor of Dramalic .-lrl and .-Irling 1Jif'!'l'f0l' of Virginia Playrrs MEMBERS AIIDEN AAROE FREIIERIC BEIIR, JR. JOSEPII BRESLER BURTON C. BRYAN DoNAI,n BRUMER MOR'I'lMER CAvI,IN EIIWARIJ M. COLEMAN NORMAN DAVIS MADI DAWSON S'I'uART DENsI.Ow FRANCES DENsI.Ow MRs. LEO EDVVARDS BENJAMIN EIIRICII ARMANI: S. FELIJMAN GEORGE FEI.nMAN DAN FoR'I'uNOIfIv AI.BliR'l' GORSON FRANCES GRANT IEIIWARII GREENIIAUM MRS. IE. F. GRIESIIAM FIIWARII HOCIIIIAUSIZR IIII.IIA JARVIS NANCY KEI.sEx' MRS. L. T. LUIIWIG WII.I.IAM JONES AI.IIER'I' MAGUIRE LEONARII MAI,Is CAROLINE MAPIIIS JOSEIIIIINE MAT'I'IIEws POI.I.v MARSIIAIII, IEI.IzAIIIa'I'II MCCORMICK ROI' LAND IVICEVVIEN HOWARD MEOINETS l267J DICK MOORE ROGER MORRISON ROBERT' PATERSON HARRY ROGERS PRATT LAURANCE ROME AllEI.AIIJIC SAUNOERS ROBERT F. SCIIENRRAN MARr:ARE'I' SIMPSON EIIWARII 'IIOZER GEORGE VEs'I' FREII WIRANIJER IEI.IzAnE'I'II WATERMAN KENNE'I'II WOOIIS LYNN GAULT RAIIPII EBERIIY JEAN MEREnI'I'u l 'I93 I K S I JOHN S'l'HVVAR'I' BA'T'I'I,E CI35 . ........ . . l'r1'sidarzl PAUL BRANDON BARRINGER C775 . ....... . Honorary Prnsidmzt Ufzifvcrsity JULKEN HARRISON HILL C985 . . .... Vicr-Prexidrrzt Richmond JAMES MAl,C0l.M LUCK CI65 . . . Secretary and Treasurer Unifvcrsify WILLIAM HILL WRANEK, JR. CI95 . . . . .fI.f.vista1zt Secretary Unifvnrsily joIIN STEWART BA'l l'I.E C135 . ARMIs'1'EAn LLoYI: Boo'rIIE V295 BERNARD PEvI'oN CIIAMBERLAIN C MAN'I'oN IDAVIS CoI5 .... CIIARI.Es RocERs FENwIcIc C245 FRANK EVERETT HARTMAN C115 . C. S. Asunv PIENRY C995 . . JULIEN HARRISON I'III.L C985 . FREDERICK McCuLLocR MORRISON AMELER I-IoLMs Moss C275 . . WILLIAM IYIERBERI' NAsII V115 . VVILLIAM NEw'I'oN NEI-'If V125 . RonER'I' RANIIOLPII PARRISII C265 LAWRENCE VV. II. PIax I'oN V945 ROBERT GRIITIVIN S'I'EPIlENs V175 . Charlottesville . . Alexnndrin . Charlottesville . New York City Washington, D. C. . . . University . . Ardmore, Pa. . Richmond . . Lynchburg . Baltimore, Md. . . . Norfolk . Abingdon . Richmond . . . Staunton . New York City .. R1 .V-211.1 I.- 6 6 IIEATUIQES 4 +7 5 C4 VE CHR AQSEN Qi 1 N5 W SXNXSLN I LWQHQ, 55556 GRKXX HE HONOR MEN THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA WRITES HER HIGHEST DEGREE ON THI: SOULS OF HER SONS. THE PARCHMENT PAGE OF SCHOLARSHIP-THE COLORED RIBBON OF A SOCIETY-THE JEWELED EMBLEM OF A FRATERNITY-THE ORANGE SYMBOL OF ATHLETIC PROWESS-ALL THESE, A YEAR HENCE, WILL BE AT BEST THE MEMENTOS OF HAPPY HOURS-LIKE THE WITHERED FLOWER A WOMAN PRESSES BETWEEN THE PAGES OF A BOOK FOR SENTlMENT'S SAKE. But- ' IF You uve A LONG, LONG TIME, AND HOLD HONESTY OF cONscIsNce ABOVE HONesrY OF PURSE: AND TURN ASIDE WITHOUT OSTENTATION TO AID THE WEAK1 AND TREASURE IDEALS MORE THAN RAW AMBITIONg AND TRACK NO MAN TO HIS UNDESERVED HURT: AND PURSUE NO WOMAN TO HER TEARS: AND LOVE THE BEAUTY OF NOBLE MUSIC AND MIST-VEILED MOUNTAINS AND BLOSSOMING VALLEYS AND GREAT MONUMENTS- IF YOU LIVE A VERY LONG TIME AND, KEEPING THE FAITH IN ALL THESE THINGS HOUR BY HOUR, STILL SEE THAT THE SUN GILDS YOUR PATH WITH REAL GOLD AND THAT THE MOON FLOATS IN DREAM SILVER, Then- REMEMBERING THE PURPLE SHADOWS ON THE LAWN, THE MAJESTY OF THE COLONNADES, AND THE DREAM OF YOUR YOUTH, YOU MAY SAY IN REVERENCE AND THANKFULNESS: I HAVE WORN THE HONORS OF HONOR. I GRADUATED PROM VIRGINIA. -JAMES HAY, JR., 'os cgxxxm Mazza, mafia- -xxxxx I273fI F2741 CORKS AND CURLS CORKS AND CURLS, annual publication of the Fraternities and Literary S ties of the University of Virginia, product of the sweat of some thirty- odd brows which gather increasing fur- rows as the year progresses and the deadline looms close and terrible. Be- neath this attempt at a serene and fin- ished surface lie buried now the ugly shapes of gummy staff meetings, ses- sions with the printers, toying with trite or sticky write-ups, driving dallying d over all--the deadline. Brent, are all the rolls in? Show these cuts to Barry or Bruce. Perry, ocie- and ad uncts, an you and your features are holding up production! 'iWl1ere is Burnett with those photographs? Wl1at does Ned think . . . Shell out, Reese. Thus d at last the Boolc talces shape. To a large extent it's a labor of love. But the individual benefits de- rived from working on the Staff, and it goes, an thus representing the House in ac- tivities , are real and lasting. COLLEGE TOPICS Three times a week for over half a century, Topics has carried the news of the University-school affairs, sports, editorials, poetry, pet gripes, and all. Only three times a year does the huge staff come together: for the picture, for elections, and for the banquet. But thrice weekly, on the eve of publica- tion, Topics Room is the scene of fever- ish activity. The editors' chief worries are those of time and space-enough copy to fill the page, time enough to beat the deadline. Reporters rush in and out, typewriters are racing, Scoop is on the phone from the press- What's the matter, where's the pa- per? Editors may come and go, but Topics goes on-an established institu- tion of the University. For here we are not afraid to follow truth wherever it may lead--nor to tol- erate any error so long as reason is left free to combat it. GLEE CLUB The University of Virginia Glee Club is an organization of long standing, it is even older than Comcs AND CURLS. Over this period of time the club has built up a substantial reputation and made many friends. The University Gleemen, led by Prof. Harry Rogers Pratt, have appeared frequently in Wasliingtoii and New York in addition to their annual concerts at Richmond, Sweet Briar, and Cabell Hall. w,g,,7p ' 0 i' 1 ,i.,- , Q fa x Q kiwi: A W 9- 3 ' EY I 5' P QQ' K gf if G '9' MW! f 2 11 x '15 .5 , I' -7 WH X I H J N A , . ., , A , , v l V, f ' . x ' f ,. n A , .. fx 5 tl . ' I , v.,,'A QS Y J ' Q, vi fy Z4 Q, . 1 F I A I M f I . l h , Q, sz ,. ' D.: X W,WvWfW ,5 4. ' Ev yyyy V if W f - Q'Q.l.V:', ' gen' ' gl ff' r,,..g ,N A A VW!! DON'T TEMPUS FUGIT? OCTOBER Over-cut three times today- Wonder what the Dean will say. NOVEMBER Come on, boy, and he a friendg Little party this Week-end. DECEMBER Exams are comin'-Brother, beware Of Shakespeare, Plato, II R2 JANUARY School after Christmas, mighty drear- So down to tb' Corner 'ri' get a little beer. MARCH Tonight Winged Victory lost her Wings- Rough old time out at Fry Springs. APRIL Spent Easter Week in sad condition But overcame my inhibition. JUNE Sat till dawn With my gal-on the Lawn. Busted out, but Pm no foolg Can get back in-with Summer School. T.-B. P. l 278 I au..- ? ,E Xx THE CORNER The Corner-a social institution at Virginia . . . center of supply for student needs, general meet- ing place by clay and night, scene of genial gath- erings and midnight revels . . . where all is bright and gayf' All roads lead to the Corner . . . to the Cavalier or the Vit inian, to Anclerson's ot am g e- son's or The University Book Storeg to Collins, Steven-Shepherd's, or Joe Pologruto'sg to the Cor- ner Sho p or to Arthut'sg to the restaurants or the dr ug stores, to the barber shops or the newsstands. Like the Lawn, the Rotunda, and the Ranges--Y the Corner is an integral part of Virginia. Fif+y min. fo go-ho-hum . . . Umphl . . . Hell-week Robin Hood . . . The dawn she wouldn'+ share . . . A. K .... Snakes alive! . . . Douglass! . . . All quief on Easfer fronf . . . Sfras, safisfied . . . The New Spirif 1777, . . . fOpposife pagel Conquesf conquered! . . . Af+er you. Bob . . . The economics of wafer-power . . . Bod more fhen pied . . . 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Jack colies Virginia . . . Wheeler handiwork . . . Charley and Tom-Bill amused . . . Horsey . . . lThis pagel Soufhern exposure . . . R. M. W. C. rruclzin' . . . Aflermafh . . . Darl- mouih's influence . . . Phi Psi's, froni view . . . Grasfy and headgear . . . If can happen here . . . Engineering lebeer cans . . . Cold, Finlay . . . Wilde glare. , I 4. .,. I , ,HQ L-11. - za: K ' 9:-.. sal-xg QA if , 1 , . i-Y s wQ..g..N,,.5 .V - ,...-var. Q. Q., .. . ' v X . ' Ysjff fi iv iv X ki? I 'g QQ. . I S A. nr- I 'yr . ff Q . 0 A M ' ,. , 53 Q-ff., K , ' 'Y ' '75f'f!'y--MW. ' , In 1 'W m . M - .- x 7.1 Q 1 ww-1-nr f s 1.- 4. 'M' H -:cn , 'A-,4 . e'0 5 ligv ,ps 'iid -F. P , . i F I ,A A 5 'E' ji., H - 5' Q Q , gm M,. ! ?. 'ii tg N H B 1 , -. 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The Graves Trash-baskef Fire . . . Cooper lays iwo hoolrs on fhe nose. 'S 11 ww'- f 47' v- H ' Qw 5 Q Qin s r f , . V QWIWL lib afeafa OH ZJJQ- e ing0F Dgsjmdg JS' Y ff HE Ke gfiyfr 4, N 11 Tana Umver bid den ff ' . fOr V, ,cfs KTN 4. fq I, ,fgj Sbflc .Y f A, ,- N 4,f1ff?f Q-21? -fY.fL? f Q. Q: , ' ' N f 'f' Y '-?s EFWNW .- ff' '!x V ' ! z 2 . is 2 v Q ffiqlf f N,-X i N U ,E S Q l Q,..4e,'!! , ,.,,' : :Q EZ NSI. J I Cwssfc EAST Lf-WN 6 113' Anuwmm VISTA mi. v H 2 -,ff - of ARCADE Ann wv I .. I.. main. hx TK gy MYQF ul 'YD ' :V L illl' -4 'ws ,f f': ' 3 iff ff 'UI-HIE IIQOTIUNIDA ' 4 af n X L Ann A Gumvsf. of the LAWN 1: Q!! LA A ff L 'liifscf --NAL: ml im- J'Zn:: :::' . A I-.4 FACADE OF MINOR HALL THE Sromeo SERPENHKNE WALL ,P A ? X 51 C543 , - -v --l '- 1 2 5 N . , 2: -' f f f - s - ,!7P ... -. THE smrew MAPLES ov wssr LAWN WEST RANGE REALM OF POESY A 133056635 N xl , XV w . 9.11 Iwaaelg,naog1esf ws E if h .y . in J' ll' A ' A - - . 2,4 ' , fcf l fx A f ffakgg i ' .0 fm - J-H 1 a w M he fo ,W - if 0 hiv hm, gg? ,Q55. ,1 2 5b ,M THE Homzmc OUADRANGLE , DOMINATED sv me mmssrnc aezxuw or CABELL HALL a,1wBwV'3 l2881 TH E-x X CAVAI. I X mail' WHERE ALL IS BRIGHT AND GAY The Dear Old U. Va. OUR YEARS AT VIRGINIA'-fOUf years steeped in the warm wine of memory and tradition -the soft haze of the Blue Ridge-the julep cup on the Deke House steps-Arthur's at three in the morning--a snatch of harmony wafting its way through the drowsy night fswing it, Mr. Hall, swing itl -the rain as it splashes against the windows--the grandeur of the rotunda, God rest her weary bones-the softly weird light of the moon on Lambeth Field-sunrise at Afton -the Richmond road and Saturday night at the Club--followed by Sunday afternoon at Sweet Briar-followed by Monday morning-fifty-one cents-five glasses of beer-and a penny post card-the Long Walk-the Serpentine Walls- yes, ma'am, they were built with one thickness of brick to save money-the thud of leather on chin-the winner, Virginia-the Good Old Song . . . S,b-Q ,f0?w W. , 1 , ' A,g:fi,l1vg..3F5 Ng Xa , Ea E , :iii hrs, R ykzp, C H W4 - -,gvxjxg N it came time to depart, one of the Walmoo boys had trouble locating his host. So he sidled up to his University friend, and thanked him for a wonderful party. His friend refused to ride the elevator-damn thing made him sick. They both had trouble with the swinging doors. And they both trudged the nine blocks home through the worst blizzard New York has ever seen, but they didn't know it 'til next morning. Both agreed it was a nice party. , . ,ff' .fi f Qgflm-AY yvfrrdb Aftermath NYTHING You HEAR about me is grossly exaggerated, and anything I did in Bal- timore is untrue. Then we went up to the Princeton Junction, Party B075 but still no Rosie to be found. HE SCENE was a holiday cocktail party, All the time I kept wishing I were a dog, the characters, a couple of Cavaliers. When 'cause dogs are uninhibited. I289I Of course it's eye strain, why shouldn't I wear dark glasses? Y'know, it's hard to be smooth when your money's gone and your date hasn't. Saturday Night Impressions VE OF EXAMS: House quiet, everybody gone to New York, Richmond, etc .... resolve to study . . . philosophy notes on the desk, hopeless jumble of essence and non-existence . . . moth fluttering around the lampshade, bound to get burned in the end . . . good joke in last week's New Yorker fwhy is it so hard to concentrate?J . . . half-finished letter to Vassar . . . fyawnl . . . soothing strains of Deep Purple from a radio down the Lane . . . unexpected visitor- Go to the Corner?', . . . nickelodeon playing the Beguineg pretzels, fishbowls of Bock . . . Fry Springs Road, the Studio . . . jitterbugs, local color . . . cordial handshake from total stranger- Won'tcha join our party? . . . pseudo smooth-apples get- ting smooth with townies . . . a few bars of Wahoo-Wah, rush for the door . . . barbed wire fence in the dark fanother mending job for Joe Pologrutol . . . ride in somebody's rumble seat . . . last dime spent for hamburg at Ar- thur's fsorry, Timj . . . home again, by de- grees . . . smell of stale beer, sound of distant revelry . . . ho-hum, Hrst exam Wednesday . . . hey, what's that dog doin' in my bed? Get in with my roommate-he won't mind. Good night, ol' fellerg soft life, isn't it? . . . Sleep at last, troubled dreams of ravens and Nevermore. 01 -JVM. Wahoo Week-Ends Y PROBLEMS are not academic, I'm sure I won't get a degree, My college career's just a matter of years, It's not worth a sheepskin to me. It's week-ends that get me in trouble With Dr. - fyou know who I meanjg To have a big time tho' and keep oif of cut pro Is all that I ask of the Dean. Now some would recommend the Club For the perfect Sat'day night, Romancing with a Richmond deb And getting p'litely tight. While others go to Washington To get themselves a date, Ar Mrs. Whatsitis School for Girls Where ten o'clock is late. But some prefer the Briar Patch, With all its gay variety Of made-to-order Southern belles From Jersey Shore society. O Richmond, Staunton, Fred'ricksburg- We love your cozy schools, We love sophisticated girls And silly little rules. We like the Club, we like to dance With charmin' Richmond debutantes. We like the Patch on week-end nights, fVirgin-i-ans or Jerseyiteslj fkflfvk You see I'm not really a student, I'm rarely, if ever, profound. My ideas of knowledge and going to college Are not, on the whole, very sound. But I've learned a lot at Virginia, And though I may never go far, I'Il never forget them or ever regret them: My week-ends at old Wahoo-Wah. Moss. ivi. In Retrospect ONIGHT the same full Virginia moon that shines down upon Monticello casts long silent shadows across the Lawn. Down Bach- elor's Row a party can be heard faintly-a party of gentlemen. Across the Lawn and through the ancient trees one can see faint gleams of midnight lamps through cracks in these old panels. An unwashed mongrel pleadingly whines at my door and is given admittance for the night. He looks up with a sleepy, satisfied curiosity from his rug before the fire, as my pen flies over the paper. Yes, Beta, you may stay all night. We aren't going out again. The dances, the boxing-matches, the week-end par- ties were fun, but now there's work to be done. We can't run the risk of busting our degree at this late date. This is Virginia, and thank God, she and I are contemporaries. f 2 l KQXXXXN ll 2 i 4 f W QNX , 1 ,. K fdvj -Y? Z ,f:f' l 1 Q' ..'g 5'l' l I 'Iwi X A .i ve- - , mea..- ,.,:f-.3-,, 1 ,1- .fzwfi fs Q i 'Ii H T -L'-'xt f f f'ej,'-e-.5-4: f, . me , ,4- '4ft..sss- f , f-.MW ' ' f A f '11 -l L5'i7 A QV- : .' LJ . f? 'Q fi 'I' ' W 1 -A M X, l' 52 me-'J 0' '- .2 .... . ,, Other schools have had their opportunities to claim my affections, but none has so quickly nor so tightly wound her tendrils around my heart. Here one meets gentlemen. Here traditions are more than ghosts of yesteryear, they whisper to one from the living walls of the present. Here time pauses in his hurried journey, to taste contentment. Here beauty lives. Here one can forget for a few hours that yonder lies a selfish world of milling humans. Even our lowly stray mongrels are living proofs of the toleration and the kindness which permeates this earth. Surely the Creator must have paused a little longer over Virginia. I291I To you who have crossed the Lawn before us, we render our heartfelt thanks for leaving be- hind for us these rich paths, these venerable walls, and these traditions which are Virginia. To you who will cross the Lawn after us, we leave this, our beloved foster mother, with the sincere hope that you will drink even more deeply than we of her substance and her soul. It is a priceless treasure which we pass to you to cherish. We do not leave Virginia as we found her. We take away with us a tiny bit of her substance. so small. perhaps, that its loss will never be detected: but in its place we leave a deep corner of our hearts, to dwell upon the Lawn forever. It has been a pleasant journey across the Lawn, a journey the sweet memories of which will linger even after the sunset. To you be- side whom I have been allowed to walk this little while, I bid a reluctant farewell. May those who follow on these hallowed paths drink to the fullest from a cup whose source smiles down upon them from the yonder hills. He left for us a goodly heritage. Plfvkvk o DWELL upon the Lawn a little while, But, oh, too short a time in which to drink So deeply our foster mother's soul, And sleep beneath her fond protecting smile. If you have loved these walls as well as I- These walls in which we live and laugh and learn- Small wonder 'tis that when life reaches out And tears us from this ancient sacred soil, We damn the hand of time which strikes the blow, And leave some portion of our hearts behind To dwell forever here upon the Lawn. ..-V.- For material in this collection grateful acknowledg- ment is due the following: To Dan Jenkins, '38, for The Dear Old U. Va. To Ken Sparrow, '38, for In Retrospect. To jack Perry CMosel, '41, for Party Boys, After- math, Saturday Night l1IlPfKJ5i0Il5, and Ilfnhoo lVeek-Ends. To Tom Purcell, '40, for tlre fnur ink sketches. I ll If I A I922-I939 To the ivied traditions of Virginia has been but lately and sorrowfully added the wealth of happy and lovable legends which during the past few years have grown around the name of Beta. Known and loved by all, Beta was indeed a whole University's clog, and the happy warrior's funeral was touching proof of the affec- tionate place Beta held in the hearts of his boys--and his University. For it was his, he knew every colonnade and winding wall, every fraternity, and every athletic field. I-Iis was the run of the grounds, and he stalked or romped them with lcnowing pride. A Many are the stories of Beta and his exploits . . . how he hobbled with crippled leg to the hospital for treatment . . . how he returned from Georgia to his own happy hunting grounds . . . how he guzzled beer at Cavalier or Virginian . . . how no pro- cession or gathering was complete without I292J how every party waited for his ar- . t- rival. These and coun f others tell more o his presence . . . less Beta than can mere words. And now he beneath the r of the and sleeps yonder trees-in a corne grounds he lcnew loved. Those who come after us will miss some- thing of Virginia - for our lusty Cavalier, faith- ful fill the end, now stalks another Lawn, now baslcs beneath another Portico, which, though far away, nnot be so different from these old Beta loved C3 so well. 419 jf if mi. 453 i 'ffl-.4-Hn K2931 CXFORD SPIRE In a peaceful garden setting between East Lawn and East Range there stands a singular monument to Anglo-American friendship, eloquent in its simplicity and unique character, expressive of the indissoluble bonds that attach the two great branches of English-speaking peoples to one another. Among the oldest of Oxford's venerable buildings, redolent of hoary antiquity, of serene beauty, of scholarly dignity, the Chapel Tower of lVIerton College holds com- manding place. Started in 1448, it was completed in 1451 and c1'owned by four lofty sculptured pinnacles. Generations of scholars succeeded one another within the shadow of the stately edifice till at length four centuries and more had elapsed, and the quaint surmounting sentinels of learning had succumbed to the ravages of time. The pinnacles in 1914 were declared unsafe and replaced by exact replicas. Of the originals it was determined that two should carry the message of England's oldest seat of learning to the New VVorld: one was bestowed on King's College in Canada and the other became the treasured possession of the University of Virginia. The University acknowledged the signal honor of this recognition and erected the gift in an environment in keeping with its historic interest and associations. May the impressive Gothic shaft of time-worn, curiously eroded gray limestone there attest the immortality of that realm of true scholarship which transcends terrestial boundaries, and ever symbolize the identity of spirit and purposes and ideals which animate Oxford and Virginia. -L. A. D. G l 294 .I pills .- FOUNDER'S DAY April Thirfeenih Once each year, when the trees are becoming green along the Lawn and on the steep slopes of Monticello Mountain, the University pauses to pay official tribute to the lasting genius of Thomas Jefferson, her founder. Today, one hundred and ninety-six years after his birth, the spirit of Mr. Jefferson is still a living part of the atmosphere that pervades his Universityg the monu- ments of his greatness are all about us. The Founder's Day address was delivered this year by the Honor- able Sumner Welles, Undersecre- tary of State. Among the other distinguished guests who paid trib- ute to Mr. Jefferson, both at the University and at Monticello, were President Eduard Benes of Czecho- slovakia and Mr. john W. Wlieeler- Bennett, noted English writer on foreign affairs. The President of the United States was represented by a delegation from Washiiigtoii. WUMEN, WINE, E111 d 5 U I1 q I Dances at Virginia . . . the gym unfamiliar and softly lighted . . . sunny afternoons . . . parties, ball games . . . Openings . . . Mid- winters . . . Finals . . . and Easter Week . . . AND EASTER WEEK! l l2961 we l297l Sunrise at Afton . . soft, purple shadows on the Lawn . . . parties and laughter along the Ranges . . . moonlight through the colon- nades . . . wolves, juleps, waflles in the early morn . . . dances, good-byes, trains pulling slowly out . . . Virginia-uwhere all is bright and gayln f fe- NNLT 154- Mb gif ? ,N 2...-5. wmnmmzd I?-6 N xg, I may --. A Y l r I A Farewell to the Univlersit K YEA: .xt -u .Iv I I-'..'x V, . tr . X V. 4, , f ve '-'- -fe NF' 'ff ' 9 : ,,v.5-xl?..vg, Y ggsif I- 1- M ah.q-if lfffv' ,-ii' E '..'L .- -'sr -5- l .l' 2. el' . ,. . I ,,,,f., rx' V 'Hp' N! '.,f - ' , 5 -U , y 'I y 'f .I - I--K in N 'ul' 'I V ' ' , - . 9 'rap' 4 . fy' I I 1 yX ll f, i f , 1. I-.HIT V I I -1 ' F , 5, I U I, M., fe ,. -: ' .. -21 ' 1-:rr-1. ' .-' in.-. 111' fs 'T . - 4' v- I L-P' D -I - . gf! - h sv - ' I . ' vi. I I When I have said good-bye to this dear place, I shall not yearn for what I leave behind, For I have lqnown its loveliness and grace, Honor and truth and nobleness of mind. And I shall go away with some small part Of these fair, blessed things I sought to gain, And feel no jot of longing in the heart For what I leave and may not see again. -CLARENCE A. NEFF, JR f 1 , PILUG E Into the planning, the financing, the editing, and the publishing of just such a volume as this go a multitude of various types of talent, and a great deal of plain laborious drudgery. I feel it impossible to thank all those to whom I am indebted, because they are so numerous, and because whatever I shall say will be inadequate. Firstly, I wish to thank my staff for their patient, almost unnoticed work. In particular I should like to acknowledge my debt to Jack Brent, Marvin Perry, and Bruce McClelland, who worked with me personally. To Jimmy Reese goes the credit for having made a financial go of this annual, the dependence of the success of an annual on a good business manager is well known. To Clarence Neff, Dan Jenkins, Ken Sparrow, Jack Perry, and Tom Purcell I am indebted for contributions to the feature section. For snapshots and photographs I am grateful to the following gentlemen: Burnett, Colt, Gault, Simpson, I-Iershey, Booker, Weems, Christian, Dudley, Benham, Little, Hoffman, Hamilton, Berkeley, Maddux, I-Iolbert, Littlehales, Balsley, Payne, Conwell, Perry, Ayers, Lee, Thomas, Skinner, Britten, Carr, and others. To Dick Turner of the Athletic Office I wish to express my thanks for many of the pictures in the athletic section. Before closing I must mention my indebtedness to the firms who have made this book what it is. To Messrs. W. A. Daniel, R. G. Benson, Ledbetter, and D. Eadie of the Benson Printing Company I owe thanks for much helpful advice in planning this book, for art work, and for the efficiency of the actual publication. Mr. M. L. Glover of the Lynchburg Engraving Company is responsible for the design and originality of the engraving, and was a most obliging counselor. I am most pleased with the quality of the portraits and views which came from Zamsky Studios. I wish in particular to thank Miss Anne McCarthy and Mr. Leonard Brown for their interest and for their quick filling of orders. Through Mr. Henry K. Tice of Kingskraft we obtained the new cover of the book, to harmonize with the contents. Though there remain many persons unrecognized and unthanked for their help, much as I should like to thank them, I am unable. In closing I should like to say that we realize the existence of faults in this book, but cannot be truly apologetic, for it is the best product of those who combined to make it. If, however, you, the students, will show your interest in CoRKs AND CURLS by making suggestions to Jack Brent and Carter Talman, the new editor and business manager, they will be appreciated. Ti-is EDITOR. 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I Phone 448-45 I BUILDING o CONSTRUCTION o REMODELING BUILDING MATERIALS A++en+ion Frafernify Managersl ESTIMATES GLADLY FURNISHED Build Wifh Barnes X , ' if fiiiifl Gentlemenis Clothes Tailored with exacting care from fine fabrics A wide assorlmenl of Sco+land's colorful and comforlable Tweeds, including 'rhose from ihe l-larris and Lewis Islands, Sheilands and l-landwoven Irish l-lomespuns Tweed Jaclcefs Flannel, Coverl Clofh and Gabardine Slacks Smarl Foolwear in Choice Leaihers Riding Jaclcefs, Breeches and Boofs Cusfom Made and in Sloclc English Razors and Pipes STEVENS' SHEPHERD CO Incorporated Gen1lemen's Dress, Lounge 8: Sport Cloihinj .Universiiy Vilginia .IeFterson's Masterpiece Under Restoration Mill Work Furnished by Zire Gllmrfoffesviffe .gumsber Go. Incorporated General Contractors CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA Cinder Building Blocks Used in Restoring This Beautiful Structure Kira Gin er lock ompcuzy RICHMOND. VIRGINIA G. Burgess, President T. T. Jones, Secretary-Treasurer PCDLCDGQUTG OUTFITTER TO GENTLEMEN UNIVERSITY, VIRGINIA SPECIALIZING CUSTOM TAILORING READY TO WEAR CLOTHING AND ACCESSORIES X KodenKeg Beer Sysiem THE VIRGINIAN Sizzling S+ealcs PETER PAN CLEANERS QUALITY WORK O All f d Rp Deparlmenf Will Please You For Speedy Service Phone 58 9l5 Wesf Main Sf COMPLIMENTS of RITCHIE ELECTR.C COMPANY 406 Easl Main Sfreel' CHARLOTTESVILLE VA Meer +he Crowd of THE CAVALIER for Regular Meals Sandwiches and Drinks Where flwe Spirif of Virginia PrevaiIs The 1939 Corks and Curls ls Bound in cz Kingskraft Cover Designed and Produced by THE KINGSPORT PRESS, INC. KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE ZAMSKY STUDIOS SiH'ings by AppoInI'menI' Telephone Pennypacker 6l90-8070 THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR The Zarnsky Sfudios have successfully handled Yearbook PhoIography for Iwenlry years. 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