University of Virginia - Corks and Curls Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)
- Class of 1940
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:: l? Ill. , I ;, an, llzm C U L S 1 4 0 FIFTY-THIBD ANNUAL PUBLICA- TIUN OF THE FHATEHNITIES AND LITERARY SOCIETIES OF THE UNIVERSITY UP VIRGINIA Virginians t. f; L- t - t f1 4 4 l '1!X 349917 111 drawing up this volume, the fifty-third Corks and Curls, we have tried not only to give chronicle of the school year but also tn h ground of which the University 50 abound. a true tend in q back- with the record same of the beauty am: 5. It is our earnest hope that we have captured some of the richness and atmosphere in which we have F 0 P1 E lived as students 30 that in future years you may enee again he at the University when glancing through these pages. JUN 24 '41 W O CONTENT O UNIVERSIT DEPARTMENT P E A TU 11 E ATHLETIC PBATEBNITIE UHBANIZATIIJN RD FUR twenty-nne years John Calvin Metealf and l have been associated as professors in the two Schools of English, under Dr. Metealf's Chairman- ship. In such an intimate association, men eeme tn knew each other thoroughly, and each year has only made clearer tn me the fine integrity of his gifted persenality. The admiratinn and respect which his students and enlleagues have felt for him have been always grounded in a mutual friendliness that far all of us warmed to lnve when we knew him well. He has taken his share always of the burdens, and been quick tn recognize hnnest mntives and meritorious achieve- ment. Slew only in being critical of others, he has been eager to help younger men to the realization of their best abilities. I have never known him to he less than fair in any act 01' to speak unqenernusly of a enlleague. I am proud of the opportunity that has been given me tn salute him as an inspiring teacher, a polished writer, an accurate sehnlar, a tactful and enn- struetive administrator, and a beloved gentleman. James Snuthall Wilsnn E I CATI N IN MEMBRIAM THUMAS EARL STllllPS Iliad April 19, 1939 RBBERT FUBTESBUE WHITTLE 11in February 7, 1940 BEUHBE HAUK BALSLEY Iliad March 12, 1940 UNIVERSITY Snow Covered Rotunda Steps at Night .ggg THE GROUNDS THE BOTUNDA AT NIGHT -- A . - 'w . n. V , .. p. gm Brv-uw kmava-q-uum r S aura. . -,.1 lurrq- w. 1... 1 WEST FROM THE LAWN BY THE SEBPENTINE WALLS ,4... :- -' -' mung! CLARKE MEMORIAL HALL, w -'t-rvm'gR-Zizgia'kgb5590.0:' - .- 14 N HxNJ-xg .x-w': : -uwn-- .. , THE LAW SCHOOL NIGHT ON THE GBOUNDS--- THE ALDEBMAN MEMORIAL ' LIBRARY .3. . $333 LIGHTS AND SHADOWS ON THE LAWN .ml.- aw V -'.' rev . . 3 ,, -n i..- ; .. THE PRESIDENT'S HUME THROUGH THE TREES SOUTHWEST CORNER OF THE LAWN n b l .- J iv ,7 .-4 2 JhN-r xm- rn'w. JIIHN LLIJYII NEWEIJMB 1A.Ci SLQ,LLQ PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY Pi Kappa Alpha; Lambda Pi; Phi Beta Kappa; Tau Beta Pi; 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, 1935; LL.D., George Washington University, 1934; LL.D., 1291 Duke University, 1935; Adjunct Profes- sor of Civil Engineering, University of Virginia, 1905-1909; Professor of Civil Engineering, University of Virginia, 1910-1933; Assistant to the President, University of Virginia, 1926-1931; Act- ing President, University of Virginia, 1931-1933; President, University of Vir- ginia, 1933. IVEY FOREMAN LEWIS B.A., M.S., PH.D. Dean of tilt Uniwnily . Lewis became Dean of the University in 1934. lowing the ietitement of the late Dean Page. :vious to that time he had served as Acting Dean Men. Dr. Lewis holds two degrees from the Iiversity of North Carolina. His Ph.D. he earned Johns Hopkins. He is a Zeta Psi and a member the Phi Beta Ka pa, Sigma Xi. and Raven ieties. HARVEY ERNEST JORDAN B.A., M.A., PhD. Dam of Mr Dpparlmtrnt 0f Arh'diriur Jordan is a native of Coupersburg. Pa. He ended Lehigh University where he received his A. and M.A, He received his Ph.D. from inceton and then became an Assistant at Cornell edical School after which he came to the UniV 'sity. He was appointed Dean of the Medical hool in June, 1939. succeeding Dri Flippin. He 3 member of Phi Beta Kappa, Raven Society. Ilonade Club. Al ha Omega Alpha. Iota Sigmav Phi Sigma appa. and Phi Beta PI. GEORGE OSCAR FERGUSON B.A., M.A., PM.D. Dam of lllr Collng of :1 : and Srienl'r: 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 In 1934 he became Dean of the College here. He is a Kappa Sigma. and a member of Phi Delta Kappa. Phi Beta Kappa, and Ravent His home is in Leesburg, in northern Virginia. XVALTER SHELDON Rommx B.A., M.A., S.M. Dam 0f the Drparlmml of Eugim-rring Rhode Island College and the Massaihust-us Instir rule of Terhnology are Dri Rudman's alma matets. He came here in 1910 as Adjutant Professor of Electrical Engineering In 1933 he rose to the Deanship when Dr. Nrwcomb became Acting Dmn of Electrical Engineering. He is a member of Sig- ma Kappa. Phi Beta Kappa. Sigma Xi. Tau Hun Pi, Theta Tau, Phi Gamma Niu, and Raven. I301 JAMES SOL'THALL WILSON A.B., M.A., PH.D., LLD. Dam of tilt Dl'partmrn! of Gradualr Studies Dr. Wilson studied at the College of William and Mary. University of Virginia. and Princeton Uni- versity. He also received an honorary degree of LLD. from William and Mary. In 1937 he was appointed Dean of the Graduate School, following the retirement of Dr. Mercalf. He is a member of Kappa Sigma. Phi Beta Kappa. Colonnade ClubV and Raven. FREDERICK D. G. Rumu: B.A., M.A., LLB. Dam of tile Dcparlmeul of Law: DI. kibble. a graduate of the College of hVillIai-n and Mary. earned his M.A. at the University in 1917. Later. he became an Instructor in Cum. metcial Law. In 1921 he received his LLB. from the University of Virginia. He is a member of the Virginia and American Bar Associations. and the Raven Society. He was appointed to his present position in 1937. ' h v ;n,' i.. 'O-n' JOHN LEVI MANAHAN n.5,, M.A., PH.D. Dam of the Drparlmrnt of Education GEORGE BASKERVILLE ZEHMER B.S., M.A. Dmn of tilt Summer Quartrr ROBERTA L015 HOLLINGSWORTH B.A., PH.D. Mr. Zehmcr. a graduate of William and Mary and Columbia. was successively Superintendent of Schools for Dinwiddie County, Virginia. 3 member of the Dr. Manahan has been Dean of the Department of Education since 1920. He came here in '16 as Professor of Educational Administration. His na- tive state is Ohio and he is z graduate of Ohio Northern and Harvard Universities. Before taking up his professional work here, he had taught a: he was Director of the Extension Department. He Harvard. at Miami University, and at RadcliHe is a member of Phi Beta Kappa and Theta Delta College. Chi. versity of North Carolina. Before his appointment Li'gul Title: The Rector and Visitors of the Uniwrsity of Virginia THE RECTOR OF THE UNIVERSITY ROBERT C. VVILIJAMS THE XIISITORS OF THE LTNIVERSITY Tn Frbruary 28, 1942 JAMES HOWARD Coknn'r . Suffolk Lawns CATIJE'IT WILLIAMS CHARLES O'CONNOR GULRICK . Fredricksburg BEVERLEY DANDRIDGE TUCKER BESSIE CARTER RANDOLPH Hollins Richmond Richmond To Fz'lzruary 29, 1940 HOLLIS RINEHART Charlottesville THE STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF CHRISTOPHER BROWNE GARNETI' . Cherrydale PUBLIC INSTRUCTION Ux ofiriol Richmond ROBERT W. DANIEL Tm: PRESIDENT OF THE I'vanksrrv ROBERT GRAY WILLIAMS Winchester iz'x ofmn - I'niversity THE SECRETARY OF THE VISITORS ELMER IRVING CARRU'I'HERS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Mrzssns. R. G. WILLIAMS, GULRICK, RINEHART, CORBI'I'I', AND MISS RANDOLPH FINANCE COMMITTEE Messas. R. G. VViLuAMS WHAIRMANL RINEHART, CORBHT, DANIEL GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS COMMITTEE Massxs. RINEHART, GARNl-ZTT AND Conmrr NEW BUILDINGS COMMITTEE MESSRS. RINEHART, L. C. XVnuAMS, AND GARNETF lill faculty of William and Mary College and the Uni College to lhe Deanship of the Summer Quaner in 1938 :0 Dean of Il'oma'n Miss Hollingsworth is a native of Bclair, Maryla She pursued her undergraduate studiu a: Gout and after graduating there came to University, where she earned her Ph.D. From I! 1930 she taught at Agnes Scott College, Georgia. but gave up this position in 1931 to turn to the University of Virginia as Acting D of Women. THE EHBPIJBATIIIN UP THE UNIVERSITY UFPIEEBS IJP ADMINISTRATION JOHN 1.1.0111 NEWCOMB, B.A., C.E., Sc.D., LL.D. . . . . , . . . . . Pr11sid1111l of Mr Uniwrsily IVEY FORHMAN LEWIS, 8A., M.S., PhD. . . . . . . . . . . . 0111111 of HM lnivn'ily GEORGE OSCAR FERGUSON, JR., M.A., Ph.D. . . . . . . Dam of M11 Collrgr 0f Iris and Scintcr: JAMES SOUTHMJ, WHLSON, B.A., M.A., Ph.D., LL.D. - . 0111111 of III! Drlmrlmrnt of Graduate Studit: FREDERICK DEANF. Goomvm 111331.15, M.A., LL.B., S.J.D. . . . . 011111 of M11 Drpartmml of Law.- HARVEY ERNST JORDAN, M.A., Ph.D. . . . . . . . . . . D1111 of 11111 Drparhmmt of M11111'1i1111 VVAIJER 8111211105: RODMAN, M.S., S.M. . . . . . . . . Dam of H111 01111111111111 ! 0f Engimering joux I.Ev1 MANAHAN, 13.5., M.A., PhD. . . . . . . . . , 011111 of 11111 Drparlmml oi Education GEORGE BASKERVH.I.E ZEHMER, B.S., M.A. . . . . . . . . . Dir111lor of L'11iv11rxily Extrusion WILSON GEE, 8.8., M.A., PhD. . . . .11Jir1rtor of M11 I11xt1'l11111for Resrarch in Mr Su1i11! Stil'nCM ELMER Invmc CARRUTHERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Burmr Vmcmm EMMA MORAN, M.A. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RrgiJIrar HARRY C1 FMONS M. A. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Librarian CATHERINE L1P0P GRAVFS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lau- Librarian Roman .1 L015 HOHINGSHORIH Ph. D. . . . . . . . . 011111 of 11' 01111111 NORTON GOODIER P1111c1-1m1 . . . . . . Professor and Uindnr of .ltl11111i1: 111111 Pl1y1ir11l Edurarion FRANK EVERETT HARTMAN, CE, . . . . . . . . . . . 811111111111 11111111 of Ground: u111il211ildi11115 If1..-wc11n Lovmc SHEPHERD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . V1111r11111ry In Il111 Pruid 1111 FLORENCE NUT'I'YCOMBE CIIEAPE . . . . . . . . ..I:5i:111n1 Srrralary to 11111 Pr1151'd11111 THOMAS MOORE CARRU'l'nERs . . . . . Tr11.asur 1r D1parnm 111 11f1ltl11111icx 11nd 111111511111 Education LAWRENCE LEE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Editor,l1'rgi11ia Quam'rly Rwim CHARLES HENRY KAUFFMANN, JR. . . . . ..Dir11111r 11f Slud11111 S1wlf H111; and Extruliz-r Sare- tary, Burrau of lligll Srlmal Rniations jAMEs MALCOLM LUCK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11111111111' Su'rrtary W11.1.1AM HILLMAN WRANEK, JR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1I5151'anl .1111111111' Scrrrlary UFPIEEBS llF INSTBUIITIIJN UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA l939-40 RICHARD HENRY W11.50N, M.A., PhD. . . . . . . . . . . . l'rofasar 11f Romani1 14111111111411: VVIHJAM 111111111505 FAL'I.KNER, M.A., PhD. . . . . . . . . Pralmxor of 01111111111111 1.111111111111115 HARVEY ERN 1-:5'1' JORDAN, M.A., PhD. . . Professor 111' .111111111111y 111111 Dirrrlur 0f .1l1mlomi1al Laboratory ROBERT HENNINC WEBB, M.A., PhD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Profrmzr of Gruk SAMUEL ALFRED M111c11EI.1., M.A., Ph.D., LL.D. . . . . ..Prnf'1::ar 11f.l:llo11omy 111111 0111111111 11111111111-.1I1Cr1r1111'1l1 011.1111111111I01y IVEY FOREMAN Lawxs, B.A., M.S., Ph.D. . . . . . . . Miller Professor of Biology and Agriculture GEORGE BOARDMAN EAGER, 13., B.A., LLB. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Law LLEWEILYN GRIFFITH HOXTON, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Physics ROBERT BENNETT BEAN, B.S., M.D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Anatomy JOHN LEVI MANAIIAN, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. . . . . . . . . Professor of Educational Administration VVALTER SHELDON RODMAN, M.S., S.M. . . . . . . . . . Professor of Electrical Engineering JAMES ALEXANDER VVADDBLL, B. A., MD. . . . . . . . . . Professor of Pharmacology, Materia Media: and Toxicology WILLIAM ALLISON KEPNER, M.A., Ph.D., Sc.D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Biology 10m: CALVIN METCALF, M.A., Litt.D., LL.D., . Linden Kent Memorial Professor of English Literature. GEORGE OSCAR FERGUSON, JR., M.A., Ph.D. . . . . . . . Professor of Psychology and Education WILLIAM ROYALL SMITHEY, M.A., Ph.D. . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Secondary Education JAMES SOUTIIALI. WILSON, M.A., Ph.D., LL.D. . . . . . . . Edgar xillan Poe Professor of Englth ALBERT GEORGE ADAM BALz, M.A., Ph.D. . . . . . . . . . Corcoran Professor of Plu'losoplzy CARROLL MASON SPARROW, B.A., Ph.D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Physics ARTHUR FICKENSCHER . . . . . . . . Diploma Royal Conservatory, Munich, Professor of Music WILSON GEE, B.S., M.A., Ph.D., Sc.D., LL.D. . . Professor of Rural Economics and Rural Sociology,- Diredor, Institute for Research in Social Sciences LAWRENCE THOMAS ROYSTER, M.D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Pediatrics TIPTON RAY SNAVELY, M.A., Ph.D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Economics WILBUR ARMISTEAD NELSON, B.S., M.A. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Geology GARDNER LLOYD CARTER, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Chemistry JAMES COCK BARDIN, M.D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Romanie Languages ALBERT JULIUS BARLOW, B.A., C.P.A. . . . . . Professor of Commerce and Business Administration ABRAHAM BERGLUND, B.A., Ph.D. . . . . . . Professor of Commerce and Business Administration ATCHESON LAUGHLIN HENCH, M.A., Ph.D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of English ELBERT ALVIS KINCAID, M.A., Ph.D. . . . . . Professor of Commerce and Business Administration ROBERT KENT Goocn, M.A., D. Phil sOxom . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Political Science W. PATTON GRAHAM, M.A. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Romanic Languages JOSEPH KENT ROBERTS, M.A., Ph.D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Geology FLOYD NELSON House, M.A., Ph.D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Sociology WILLIAM EDWARD BRAY, B.A., M.D., - Professor of Clinical Pathology, Director of Clinical Laboratories JOHN HOWE YOE, M.S., M.A., Ph.D. . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Chemistry FREDERICK DEANE Goouwm RIBBLE, M.A., LL.B., LLM., Jur. Sc.D. . . . . . . Professor of Law EDMUND SCHUREMAN CAMPBELL, M.S. . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Art and Architecture ORLAND EMILE WHITE, M.S., Sc.D. . . . . . . - . - Professor of Agricultural Biology, Director Blandy Exp'erimemal Farm HARRY CLEMONS, M.A. . Librarian ARTHUR FERGUSON BENTON, M.A., Ph.D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Clzemistry GARRARD GLENN, B.A., LLB. . . . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Law LOUISE OATEs, B.S., M.A. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Nursing Educalion Eowm PARTRIDGE LEHMAN, B.A., M.D. . . . . . . . . . Professor of Surgery and Gynecology SIDNEY WILLIAM BRITTON, B.S., M.D., C.M. . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Physiology WILLIAM EDWARD BROWN, M.D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Plltlzisiollzeraplzy WALTER ALEXANDER MONTGOMERY, B.A., Ph.D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Latin ALFRED CHANUTIN, Ph.B., Ph.D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Biochemistry I351 EDWARD WATTS SAUNDERS, C.E. . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . Professor of Civil Engineering me000 LBHMAN, M.A., Ph.D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Latin ARTHUR FRANCIS MACCONOCHIE, B.Sc. $11ng London . . . . Professor of Mechanical Engineering Jessa WAKEFIELD BEAMS, M.A., Ph.D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Physics CARL CASKEY SPEIDEL, Ph.B., Ph.D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Anatomy CARLISLE SANFORD LENTZ, B.A., M.D. . Professor of Hospital Administration and Supt. of Hospital JAMES HOBERT CASH, M.A., M.D. . . . . . . . . . . . Walter Reed Professor of Pathology TIFFANY JOHNS WILLIAMS, B.A., M.D. . . . . . . . . Professor of Obstetric: and Gynecology EARNEST JACKSON OGLESBY, B.A., M.A. . . . . . . . . . Profrnor of Engineering Matlzemalic: LESLIE HEPBURN BUCKLER, M.A. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Law ROBERT VIVIAN FUNSTEN, M.D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Orthopedic: DUDLEY CROFFORD SMITH, B.S., M.D. . . . . . . . . Professor of Dermatology and Syphilology FLETCHER DRUMMOND WooowARo, M.D. . . . . . Professor of Disease: of Ear, Nose and Throat VINCENT WILLIAM ARCHER, B.S., M.D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Roentgenology GORDON THOMAS VVHYBURN, M.A., Ph.D. . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Mathematics EDWARD JAMES MCSHANE, B.E., B.S., M.E., and Ph.D. . . . . . . . . Profruor of Mathematic: NORTON PRITCHETT . . . . . . . . . . . . Director of Dept. Athletic: and Physical Education HENRY BEARDEN MULHOLLAND, M.D. . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Practice of Mrdicine JAMES EDWIN W000, JR., B.S., M.D. . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Practice of Mrdicinc CHARLES BRUCE MORTON, B.S., M.D. . . . . . . . Professor of Clinical Surgery and Gynecology JAMES HART, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Political Science ROWLAND ANDREWS EGGER, M.A., Ph.D. . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Political Science ROBERTA Loxs HOLLINGSWORTH, B.A., Ph.D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dean of Women CHARLES PATTERSON NASH, JR., B.S., LLB. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Law FRANK ARTHUR GELDARD, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Psychology GEORGE MCLEAN LAWSON, M.D. . . . . . . . Professor of Preventive Medicine and Bacteriology JOHN HENRY RUSHTON, Ph.D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Chemical Engineering JOHN RITCHIE, III, B.S., LLB., J.S.D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Law CLAUDE C. COLEMAN, M.D., Clinical . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Neurological Surgery VVILLIAM H. WHITE, JR., LLB. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Law HARDY CROSS DILLARD, Grad. U. S. Military Academy, LLB. . . . . . . . . Professor of Law JAMES ERNEST KINDRED, M.A., Ph.D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Anatomy BRUCE DODSON REYNOLDS, B.S., Sc.D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Zoology THOMAS CARY JOHNSON, B.A., M.A. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of History GEORGE WASHINGTON SPICER, B.A., Ph.D. . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Political Science THOMAS PERKINS ABERNETHY, Ph.D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of History ANDREWDEJARNETTE HART,M.D. . . . Professor of Clinical Medicine, Director Student Health GEORGE BASKERVILLE ZEHMER, B.S., M.A. . . . . . Professor of Educalion, Director of Extension ARCHIBALD ANDERSON HILL, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of English 8. VERNON MCCASLAND, B.A., Th.B., A.M., Ph.D. . . . . Professor of Biblical History and Literature GUSTAV ARNOLD HEDLUND, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Mathematics EUGENE M. LANDIS, A.M., M.S., M.D., Ph.D. . . . . . . . . . Professor of Internal Mtdicine JOHN W. WHEELER-BENNETT . . . . . . . . . . erturrr in International Law and Relations GERHART HUSSERL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Visiting Professor of Law HERMAN PATRICK JOHNSON, M.A., FILM. . . . . . . xlssaa'ate Professor of English Literamre FREDERICK LYONS BROWN, M.A., Ph.D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . dssociate Professor of Physics U41 HARRY Romans Pun BEN-ZION LINFIELD, M.S., Sc.D., Ph.D. ARMISTEAD CHURCHILL GORDON, JR., M.A., Ph.D. . ARTHUR KYLE DAVIS, JR., M.A., B.Litt., Ph.D. LAWRENCE THEODORE Lunwxc, B.P.E., M.E. JAMES SHANNON MILLER, JR., B.S., B.A., E.E. CHARLES H ENDERSON, E.E. . Assoriatr Professor of Music and Dramatic Art xlssociate Profcssor of Mathematics Associate Professor of English xlszociate Professor of English Literature Jssociale Professor of Physical Education .Jssorialr Professor of Electrical Engineering .4ssociale Professor of Experimmtal Engineermg GEORGE TALMAGE STARNES, M.A., Ph.D. . Associate Professor of Com merce and Business xldministration FRANK WILLIAM HOFFER, M.A., Ph.D. ROBERT ELIOT LUTZ, M.S., Ph.D. ALFRED AKERMAN, M.F. DAvm COLE WILSON, B.A., M.D. DUNCAN CLARK HYDE, B.A., Ph.D. EARL GODFREY MELLOR, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. eroamc TURNBUIJ. Woon, B.A., Ph.D. ALEXANDER DAVID FRASER, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. CREST! RINETTI, Ph.D. MELVIN GARDNER DE CHAZEAU, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. . HERMAN CARL H3352, B.S., M.E. RICHARD CHAPIN Jonas, B.A., M.F. JOHN MCINTIRE Noxas, M.D. WILLIAM Wm WADDELL, JR., B.S., M.D. ALEXANDER Vyssorsxv, Ph.D. . . . . . . KARL RICHARDS WALLACE, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. FREDERICK TRACY Monsn, M.E., E.E. FREDERICK CHARLES DISQUE, M.S. ARCHIBALD BOLLch SHEPPERSON, M.A., Ph.D. ORON JAMES HALE, M.A., Ph.D. WILLIAM GAYLE CRUTCHFIELD, M.D. JOHN LEONARD FULMER, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. SAMUEL A. VEST, A.B., M.D. THOMAS E. ENGLAR, A.B., M.D. STANISLAW JOHN MAKIELSKI, 8.8. in Architecture . ARTHUR AUGUST PEGAU, M.A., Ph.D. EDWIN MORRIS Bms, Ph.B., M.S., Ph.D. FRANZ KARL MOHR, M.A., Dr.Jur. Wiennad HUGH MILLER SPENCER, B.A., M.S., Ph.D. THADDEUS BRAXTON Woom', B.A., M.A. ARTHUR MERRI'I'I' JARMAN, B.S., Ed., M.S., Ph.D. :lssociate Professor of Sociology :Issociafe Professor of Chemistry flssoriale Professor of Forrslry and Director Seward Fan's! Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Neurology dissociate Professor of E conomics Associate Professor of Ramanic Philology Associate Professor of Germanic Philology .Jssorialr Profrssor of xhrlzaeoloyy Associate Professor of Italian . Associate Professor of Commerce and Business Administration . Associate Professor of Enginrering Drawing Associate Professor of Forestry . .4ssociale Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology Associate Professor of Pediatrics .4ssociale Professor of A stronom y flssociate Professor of Public Speaking rIssociale Professor of Mechanical Engineering flssociale Professor of Hrcln'tecture dssociate Professor of English Associate Professor of History Jssodale Clinical Professor of Neurological Surgery Jssociale Professor of Rural Economics xlssociate Professor of Urology xlssociate Professor of Preventive M edicine . Jssistant Professor of Art and Architecture Assistant Professor of Geoloyy Assistant Professor of Biology Assistant Professor of Germanic Languages dssistant Professor of Chemistry xlssistant Professor of Spanish Hssistant Professor of Education HENRY GRADY ACKER, M.S., Assistant Professor of School Supervision and Elementary School Supervisor AMELIA MCLESTER, M.A. EDWARD LYMAN COREY, B.A., Ph.D. . . RAYMOND CONRAD HEIDLOFF, B.P.E., B.S., M.P.E. . CHARLES KIDDER DAVENPORT, C.P.H., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of School Supervision Assistant Professor of Physiology . .Jssistant Professor of Physical Education x-lssistant Professor of Philosophy I351 WAYNE DENNIS, M.A.,Ph.D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Professor of Psychology JOHN ALEXANDER RORER, B.A., M.A. . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Professor of Extension THOMAS HAYHURST EVANS, B.S., M.S., in CB. . . . . . . Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering EDWIN VVEISMAN BURTON, B.A., M.D. . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Professor Disease: of Eye MYRTLE MARY HOLLO, B.P., H., M.A. in Nursing Education, zinistant Professor of Nursing Education RAYMOND UHL, M.A., Ph.D. . . . . . . . . Assistant Professor of Political Science and Acting - Director, Bureau of Public Administration OSCAR Swmaronn, JR., B.S., M.D. . . . . . . . . . xlssistant Professor of Practice of Medicine STAIGE DAVIS BLACKFORD, B.S., M.D. . . . . . . . . Assistant Professor of Practice of Medicine- CHAUNCEY MCLEAN GILBERT, B.S., Ph.D. . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Professor of Biology Evakm CATO DRASH, B.A., M.D., . . . . Assistant Professor of Clinical Surgery and Gynecology LEWIS MACHEN HAMMOND, M.A., Ph.D. . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Professor of Pltilosoplzy JOSEPH LEE VAUGHAN, M.A. . . . . Assistant Professor of English in the Engineering Department LELAND BRADLEY SNODDY, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Professor of Physics JAMES KARL SCOTT, B.A., MD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Professor of Pathology LADLEY HUSTED, Ph.D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4:5i:tanl Professor of Biology CUTHBERT TUNSTALL, M.D. . . . . . . . Assistant Professor, Disease: of Ear, Nose and Throat JOHN MOYER MEREDITH, M.D. . . . . . . . .4uistant Clinical Professor of Neurological Surgery LESTER Jessa CAPPON, M.A., Ph.D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jssistant Professor of History ROBERT E. SWINDLER, B.S., B.A., M.A., Ph.D. . Assistant Professor in Tracking of Social Science in Secondary School: DIRK REUYL, Ph.D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Professor of Astronomy mFRANCIS G. LANKFORD, JR., M.S., Ph.D. . . . . Assistant Professor in Teaching of Mathematics and Natural Science in Secondary School: HENRY HARFORD CUMMING, B.S., M.S. . . . . . . . . . Assistant Professor of Political Science JAMES WEBB Coma, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Professor of Chemistry PRENTICE Kmsen, JR., B.A., M.D. . . . . . . . . . Assistant Professor of Orthopredic Surgery WILLIAM J. BARRON, A.B., LLB. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Professor of Law RICHARD CECIL GARLICK, M.A., Ph.D. . . . . . . . . Assistant Professor of Romanic Language: JOHN EDWIN CANADAY, A.B., M.A. . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Professor of History of Art HERBERT SILVETTE, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. . . . . . Kluiuant Professor of Pharmacology, Materia Media: and Taxicoiogy ROBERT NOBLE HOSKINS, M.A. . . . . . . . . . . . . zquistant Professor of Physical Education STEPHAN LUDBWIG, Ph.D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4uistan! Professor of Biochemistry FLOYD BOYS, B.S., M.D., M.S. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Profesmr of Surgery WILLIAM STONE VVEEDON, M.A., Ph.D. . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Professor of Philosophy EDGAR WILSON KIRBY, M.D. . . . . . . . . . . .hsistanl Profruor of Urology and Proctology DAVID MCCORD WRIGHT, LLB. . . . Assistant Professor of Commerce and Business Adminislration VIRCIL C. VVILIJAMS, 13.8. and M.S. in Chemical Engineering . . . xlssislant Professor of Chemical Engineering ALFRED BURGER, Ph.D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . dcting Jssistant Professor of Chemistry FREDSON THAYER Bowens, Ph.B., Ph.D. . . . . . . . . . Acting Assistant Prafrssor of English C. VANN VVOODWARD, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. . . . . . . . Fishing dssislant Profe'ssor of History E. RIGGS MCCONNEI.I., B.A., LLB. . . . . . . . . . . . . .4rling Assistant Professor of Law RUDOLF FREUND, Ph.D. Heidelberg . . - . - . . siding .455istan! Profrssor of Rural Economic: I361 DEPARTMENTS Alderman Memorial Library from the West $.53? 5.1. 5 Eli: O F F I C E R S A. RANDOLPH GARNETT, Medirine . . . . ........ President YUILLE HOLT, College . . , . . . .......... . . . Vice-President J. FORSYTH GLENN, Law . ......................... Secretary pHILlP S. BALL, Engineering . ............... Treasurer STUART BROWN, Law . .. . ...................... Historian E111 THE EBLLEGE IJF ARTS AND SCIENCES Recipien+s of In+ermedia+e Honors In The Oc+ober 4. I939 NATHANIEL EDWARD ADAMSON, JR. CHARLES HIBBARD, JR. WILLIAM CLAYTON BARR ROBERT ARNOLD HOFFMAN ARTHUR JAY BASSELL THOMAS NELSON PAGE JOHNSON, JR. THOMAS GRASTY BELL HARRY FREY KAUFFMAN, JR. LEONARD NORMAN BERNSTEIN CARI. MILLARD LANG THOM VVILLIAMSON BLAIR WILLIAM GORDON LEARY, JR. AUSTIN DAY BRIXEY, JR. HENRY LEXDHEISER, JR. BURTON CONRAD BRYAN JOHN LESLIE Lomxcmz, JR. CLARENCE THOMAS CALLAHAN LEONARD IRVING Mans JAMES BERTRAND Cox WILLIAM BALLARD McLaon REGINALD PHILIP CRUTE HOWARD EVERETT MEDINETS HENRY GUERRANT ELLETI', JR. WILLIAM RUSSELL MERRICK JOHN DAVID EPPERLY RICHARD DEATON NAUMAN PEYTON RANDOLPH EVANS, JR. WxLuAM FIELDING OGBURN, JR. DONALD TERRELL FAULKNER WILLIAM COURTNEY OVERSTREET RICHARD HARLAN FEUILLE HAROLD VERNON PALMER WILLIAM DEHART FITZHUGH, III LOREN FRANCIS PARMLEY, JR. LAWRENCE HAMILTON FORSYTH JOHN MOSBY PERRY NATHAN ROBERT FRANK NATHANIEL Moons PIGMAN, JR. SAVILE CROSSLEY HARDY JOHN RIDGELY PORTER, JR. ROBERT EDWARD HENLEY, JR. CHARLES ARTHUR READ JOHN SUMMERFIELD ROBERTS, JR. LEON ROSENBAUM, JR. HERBERT HILLEL ROSENTHAL PHILLIP EDWARD ROTHAR RUSSELL JOHNSTON ROWLm, JR. DEKAI.B RUSSELL, JR. WILLIAM FIRMAN SCHENCK ROBERT FREDRIC SCHENKKAN EDWARD HENRY SELONICK MORTON JACK SILK HOWARD MCQUEEN SMITH THOMAS IRWIN STORRS GRANVILLE GRAY VALENTINE, JR. GEORGE SOUTHALL VEST, JR. THOMAS DABNEY WELLFORD E421 Thomas Jefferson 1743-1826 From the Walter cngmving in Bohn's Album of Ibt Univtuity of Virginia, 1859. I am closing the last years of my life by fashioning and fos- tering an establishment for the instruction of those who come after us. I hope that its influence on their virtue, freedom, fame, and happiness will be salutary and permanent. And Mr. Jeffersonis epitaph, written by himself, is simple but eloquent evidence of the place his founding of the University held for him amohg the achievements of his richly patriotic life: Here was buried Thomas JeEerson, author of the Declaration of American Independence, of the Statute of Virginia for Re- ligious Freedom, and Father of the University of Virginia. THE IIIJLLEGE DP ARTS AND SCIENCES I431 IJFFIEEBS EULLEEE HP ARTS AND SCIENCES O F F I C E R S RICHARD A. WILLIAMS .................................................. President YUILLE HOLT, JR. ............................................... Vice-President GEORGE A. KEYWAN .................................................. Secretary WALTER F. CORNELL ............................................ Historian APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE COLLEGEOFARTSANDSCIENCES JOHN STANARD ARCHER, JR. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA X '1- Skull and Keys; German Club. GEORGE MARTIN ARISMAN, JR. LANCASTER. PENNSYLVANIA x 4- THOMAS HOWARD BACON NEW! YORK, NEW YORK Z 9' Skull and Keys; Treasurer. Punch and Julep; First Year Cabinet, 1936-37; Senior Cabinet. 1938-39. Secretary. 1939-40; Boxing Adjunct, 1936-37. 1937-39. ADDLPHE VICTOR BAER WASHINGTON, D. C. :12 E II Collrgt Topl'u; Conxs AND CURLS. SIDN EY J. BARBAN CAPE CHARLES, VIRGINIA Debating Team, 1938-39; Jefferson Society, Secretary, 1938: Intermediate Honors; Peace Council. THEODORE GORDON BATEMAN, JR. WASHINGTON. D. C. HKA Music Dirncror. Virginia Reel; Gym Club; Various Musical Activities in University. JOHN DAVIS BATES NYACK, NEW YORK Student Assembly. 1936-37: Intramural Athleu'cs, 1936-37; Gcology Journal ub; Dean's List; Intermediate Honors; Laboratory Assistant in Central Geology, 1937-40. JOHN STEWART BATTLE, JR. CHAILOTTESVILLE, V1RGIN1A 11 K A Golf Team, 1939-40 CLIFFORD LLEWEI.LYN BEAKES JERSEY CITY, NEW JERSEY A T Alpha Kappa P51; Freshman Football and Track; Varsity Track; Fraternity Representative, Conxs AND CURLS. NORMAN STARR BEATON, JR. BOYKIN, VIRGINIA Student Assembly. 1938-39, 1939-40; Dagger Society; Dean's List; Alpha Kappa Psi. JOHN RETHERFOORD BENNETT CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLXNA XPA GERALD ASHUR BERLIN HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Raven Society; Band; President of Band, 1939-40; First Year and Varsity Swimming; Glee C1ub; Observatory Mountain Orchestra; Intermediate Honors. E451 l 1.x KI APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES MONTE LEROY BINDER RICHMOND, VIRGINIA A 1-: n Phi Delta Epsilon. GEOFFREY HERMAN BINNEVELD LEESBURG, FLORIDA A 'r Deank Lin. SLATOR CLAY BLACKISTON, JR. ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA St. Elmo UK 4 German Gub; Lambda Pi; Drank List; First Year Track Team; Cross- Country. 1938; Varsity Track, 1938, 1939; Featurt Editor, Collag: Tapln. 1938-39. WALTER JOSEPH BLAIR DANVILLE, VIRGINIA Intermediate Honors, Richmond Collage; Dunk List. DAVID GRAHAM BLALOCK HAMPTON, VIRGINIA E d, E Intermediate Hornets; Freshman Tennis Team: Interfrarerniry Council; Elec- n'on Committee. 1938-39; Little Congress: Student Assembly; Representative, Cons AND CURLS. RICHARD Roman BLOOMER KINSTON, NORTH CAROLINA Dran'l List: Laboratory Assistant in General Geology: Geology Journal Club. BODLEY BOOKER, jk. LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY '1? K E, 0 A K Lambda Pi; P. K. Society; Press Club; V Club; Managing Editor, Colltgr Topiu; Manager. Varsiry Baseball; Senior Cabinet; qudent Assembly; Punch and Julep Club; Ftnerm'ty Representative. CORKS AND CURLS. 1938; Listed in XVho': Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. EDWARD CRARY BUSTOCK, JR. BRYN ATHYN, PENNSYLVANIA z w EARLE VVILLIAM BRAUER 'EST NEW YORK, NEW YORK MAL'RICE MILLER BRAY UNIVERSITY. VIRGINIA 11 K A Alpha Chi Sigma. ROY JOHN BRITTEN ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA EDWARD THOMAS BROMFIEw, JR. GARDEN CITY, LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK 7. 1' Skull and Keys; Punch and Julep; Lacroasc, 1939-40. I461 APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES ROBINSON SWEARINGEN BROWN, JR. HARROD'S CREEK, KENTUCKY I11 K x Lambda Pi; German C1ub;Trigun; Alpha Chi Sigma; College TopitI; .I. C. 15.; Student Assembly. THOMAS PINCKNEY BRYAN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA St. Anthony Hall Skull and Keys; P. K. Society , Vice President Student Concert Committee; President Glee Club; Student Assembly; Freshman Boxing and Tennis Tzayms, 1937; Varsity Tennis, 1940. HOLBROOK CAMPBELL BLANDFORD, MASSACHUSETTS St. Elmo Hall P. K. Socitry; Skull and Keys; Dean's List; Freshman Track, 1937; Winter Track Team, 1938. LLOYD GEORGE CARR WAYNESBORO VIRGINIA College Topicx; Glee C1ub;Virginia Academy of Science; Mycological Society of America; American Society of Plant Taxonomists; Contributor to Ihe Journals Srirnre, Mytologia, Rbodma, Banania, Clayloma, to the magazine, Nururt, Nata. Papers presented at Virginia Academy of Science Meetings. 1936-38; American Association for Advancement of Science, 1938. RICHARD VVATKINS CARRINGTON, JR. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA St. Anthony H211 Skull and Keys; P. K. Society; Punch and Julep Club; Freshman Football Team, 1936; Eli Banana. ROBERT CARTER RICHMOND. VIRGINIA B 9 H Freshman Track Team; P. KV Society; Lambda Pi; Intermediale Honors. THOMAS GORDON CAUTHORNE RXCHMOND, V1RGIN1A tb K- v Vice- President. Lambda PI; P. K. Society; Punch and Julep Club; Assxsranl Manager, Foo:ball.1938;E1i Banana; IMP. LOUIS ANDREA CERUTTI NEW YORK. NEW YORK German C1ub;Freshmnn Football 1937; Freshman Boxing, 1938; Lacrosse Team, 193840. JOE BRYAN CHAFFE, JR. RYE. NEW YORK rb K II Lambda Pi; P. K. Society; Alpha Kappa Psi; First Year Football. 1936; Studcnr Assembly, 1937-39. CHARLES EDWARDS CHANNING, JR. WASHINGTON, D. c. I11 1. A Dennis List; Intermediate Honors; Raven Society; Skull and Keys; P. K. Society; Freshman Tennis Team: Varsity Tennis Team; Captain, Tennis; Intramural Activities. EVERETT COL'SINS COGBILI. PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA LEWIS MILLER COINER WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA 1471 35.7 APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES SAM ROTH CONNELLY, JR. LOCKOUT MOUNTAIN, TENNESSEE A '1' s2 Lambda Pi; German Club LEROY COOPER. JR. MEMPHXS, 'I'ENNESSEE x 4, Swimming Team; Skull and Keys; P. K. Society; Freshman Football: Track Squad. MARVIN LEWIS CUPLAN BALTlMORE. MARYLAND $ E n Colltgr Tapln, l937v38; Dean's List; Handball Team THOMAS HOWARD CORDLE AMHERST. VIRGINIA VVALTER FRANCIS CORNNELL ALEXANDRIA. VIRGINIA Glee Club; Echols Mathemau'cs Club; Hismrian. Collcge, 1959-40; Daggrr Society; Raven Society: Intermediate Honors; Honors Course in Maxhematics. BASH. GEORGE COSTAS LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Alpha Kappa Psi: Aviation Club; Businas Staff. CORKS AND Cunns; Man ager, Soccer Squad. 1938-39; Dean's List. JESSE REECE COVER ELKTON. VIRGINIA THOMAS VVHITMORE STUART CRAVEN UNIVERSITY. VIRGINIA A T A Scarab. CHANNING WILLIAMS DANIEL, JR. ST. DAVIDS. PENNSYLVANIA SL Elmo CK 4U Freshman Manager of BuketbalL I939; Varsity Track. 1939-40; V Club: Skull and Keys; German Club. CHARLES PETER DAVIS jACKSONVlLLE. FLORIDA K A News Editor. Collrgr Tupla, 1939; Dagger Sociely; Intermediate Honors. ROBERT GEORGE DELAUNEY BALTIMORE, MARYLAND x :: Freshman Tennis, 1916. VVILLIAM JL'IJAN DICKINSON BUENA VISTA. VIRGINIA X A E Fu-shman Bascball; Varsity Bascball Squad; Lambda Pi. l4KJ APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES RICHARD DICKSON VIRGINIA 3mm, vmcmu St. Elmo 01 M Lambda Pi; German Club; Eli Banana; IMP; Boxing Team. RAYMOND CARLYLE DINGLEDINE, JR. HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA e A x. 0 A K News Edixor, College Topiu, 1938-39; Copy Editor. College Topics, 1939- 40; Raven Society; Senior Cabinet of University Cnriuian Asociation; Pru- Club; Intermediate Honon, I938. WALTER PERRY DREWRY, JR. PBTERSBURG, VIRGINIA DeanH List; Collrgt Topirt; Intramurals; Freshman Basketball Squad, 1936. BERRIEN CLARK EATON, JR. GROSSB POINTE, MICHIGAN Nonhem K A EDWARD C. ECHOLs NEW HOPE, VIRGINIA ERNEST PRESTON EDWARDS SWEET BRIAR, VIRGINIA Gymnastics; Raven Society; Bukerball Squad. 1937-39; Tennis Team; Band; University Circus: Acrobacic Troupe; Intermediate Honors. BENJAMIN BECKER EHRICH NEV ROCHELLE, NEW YORK Virginia Players; Student Concert Committee. WILLIAM BRUCE EVANS ELKTON. MARYLAND z 1r GABRIEL FAGOT PONCE. PUERTO RICO EUGENE MARTIN FEINBLATT BALTIMORE, MARYLAND w E 11 Applicant for Degree with Final Honors: Varsity Track; Cons AND Cuan Representative; Intramural Editor. College Topin; Board of Arbitration; Peace Council; Chairman, Little Congrm; President, Center Party of Little Congres; Dean's List. SIDNEY PAUL FINKELSTEIN NORFOLK, VIRGINIA fl! A THOMAS EMLEN FRANKLIN PLAINFIELD, NEW JERSEY 2 N I491 v,-r APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES JOHN BARCLAY FL'HRMANN FLEMINGTON, NEW JERSEY FRANK LANNEAU FULLER, III DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA St. Anthony Hall. 0 A K Skull and Keys; P. K. Society; Track Captain, 33-3; Council Student Smite: Listed in Who's Who Among Studlnts in American Universities and Colleges. REGAN FULLER WASHINGTON. D. C. B 9 n Lambda Pi; P. K. Society. FRED LOUIS GAERTNER MAPLEWOOD, NEW JERSEY x N Punch and Julep Society. ROBERT WILLIAM GARROD FOREST HILLS, NEW YORK 2 N Sludem Assembly. I935; Virginia Players. CHARLES TABB GEORGE NBV ORLEANS, LOUISIANA A 1' Freshman Football 1936 37; Freshman TBuketball 1936 37; Varsity Football 1937- 40; Lambda PI: German Club; T. 1. L. K. A.; IMP; Alternate for Board of Arbitration; Washington Society; President, Universtiy Christan Association; Dean's List; Listed in Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Collega. GUY LEON GERNET ATLANTIC CITY, NEW JERSEY Freshman Track Team; Vice-President, Baptist Smdent Union. JAMES THOMAS GILLETTE, JR. COURTLAND, VIRGINIA ATE Freshman Football and Baseball; Co-Capuin. Varsity Football; Varsity Base- ball; German Club; Skull and Keys; Student Assembly; Listed in Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. ROBERT NOTSINGER GILLIAM FINCASTLE, VIRGINIA ROBERT XV. GOLDMARK NEW YORK. NEW YORK Reporter. Cnllrgr Topu's. PAL'L GILLESPIE GRAVES LYNCHBURG. VIRGINIA A K E Lambda Pi; German Club; T. I. L, K. A.; IMP; Manager, Freshman Football. EDWARD IRVINE GRAY ASHLAND. VIRGINIA Varsity Track; UV Club; Intermedlate Honors. ISOJ APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES NELL IRVIN GRAY BELLEFONTE, PENNSYLVANIA K T X Chess Club, 1939-40: Candidate for Honors Degree; Dean's List. Ixxrzs CORRELL HAINES ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA 2 x Football, 1936-39; V Club; Intermediate Honors; Raven Society: Skull and Keys; G!man Club; Gymnastica. ROGER J. HALLE NEV CANMN, CON NECHCUT WILLIAM GURDEN HALSEY, III ORANGE, NEW jERSBY 2 1: CHARLES FRANKLIN HAMLIN MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE GEORGE STROTHER HAMM CHARLOTTESVXLLE, VIRGINIA Senior Cabinet, 1938-39; Freshman Football and Track, 1936-37; Varsity Cross-Counrry and Track, 1937-38. ALFRED MONROE TEBAULT HARDESTY BERRYVILLE, VIRGINIA jOHN DANIEL ' HARRIS NEW PHILADELPHIA, OHIO Freshman Boxing Squad; International Relations Club. HARRY HARRISON, JR. NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Z B T Assistant Business Manager. College Tapitt; Freshman Swimming. jACK M. HARTFIELD MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE 4, E II Debating Squad. 1936-37; Exchange Editor, Virginia Spectalav; Student Assembly; Interfratunity Council; Manager, Freshman Baseball. 1939-40; V Club; Athletic Committee; Student Senate. ROBERT EDWARD HENLEY, jR. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA A T Q CORKS AND CURLS. 1937-38: Collegc Topirx, Assistant Managing Editor, 1939-40; Dean's List. 1937-39; Intermediate Honors; Punch and Julep Club; First Year Cabinet; Fellowship in Public Speaking; First Year Law; Student Assembly. WESLEY VERNON HICKS BEDFORD, VIRGINIA Dagger Society; Alpha Kappa Psi. I511 APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES ARTH UR XVoonkow HIGGINS FLORAL PARK, LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK 4, A e Glee Club; Student Assembly; Punch and Julep. ARTHUR CHRISTIAN HILMER, JR. ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI q: r A German Society; Lambda Pi; Freshman Tennis; Varsity Tennis; Dean's List; Intramural Activities. EDWARD HOCHHAUSER, JR. HARTSDALE, NEW YODJ Virginia Players. Secretary. FREDERIC WILLIAM HOLCOMB, JR. KINGSTON, NEW YORK x 4, First an Golf; First Year Basketball. HUGH LATANE HOLLAND, JR. SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA 1, K v Cons AND Cuan; Alpha Kappa Psi. YUILLE HOLT, JR. LYNCHBUIIG, VIRGINIA E A E. 0 A K Seacrary, Raven Society; Imemudiate Honors; Editor. College Topics; Vice- Praident, College of Am and Sciences; Security. Interfruernity Council: Ptaident, Press Club; Chairman, University Peace Council; Secretary. Uni- versity Center; Skull and Keys; German Club; 2 ; Jabberwock Society; T. I. L. K. A.; V Club; Washington Society; Manager. First Year Base- ball, 1939; Chairman, Virginia Youth Conference, 1939; Senior Cabinet. University Christian Association; Secretary, Student Health Board; Dormi- tory Counsellor; Vicmauirman. Student Concert Committee: Student Assem- bly, l937; Editor, Student Handbook and Directory, 1939-40; Co-Chairman, Student Red Cross Drive; Spectator Award Committee, 1939. Listed in Who't Who Among Students in American Universities and Collegse. JOHN BURROUGHS JAMES NORFOLK, VIRGINIA WILLIAM GAULT JENS PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA d, K 2 Skull and Keys; P. K. Society; Interfratcmiry Counzil. BEVERLY JONES UNIVERSITY, VIRGINIA 2 'b E Glee Club; University Band; College Topia. RICHARD VVALTER JONES, III RIDGEWOOD, NEV JERSEY St. Anthony Hall. 0 A K Freshman Track; Varsity Football. 1937-39; Varsity Track, l937-39; V Club; Lambda Pi, President; German Club, Vice-Pnsident; T. I. L. K. A.; IMP; Cons AND CURLS; President, Punch and Julep Club; Vice-President, Interfratunity Council. ROBERT PENFIELD JONES SLINGBRLANDS, NEW YORK Skull and Keys; Punch and Julep Club; P. K. Society. MALCOLM SMITH KATZ HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT ab E II Assistant Manager Baseball. 1937. I521 APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES HERBERT MEYER KATZENBERG BALTIMORE. MARYLAND Z B T Intermediate Honors: Gym Troupe; Gymnastica. JOSEPH KESSLER LEAKSVILLH, NORTH CAROLINA Glee Club GEORGE THURMAN KEYES, JR. HXCKMAN MILLS, MISSOURI e A x Freshman Football and Buketballgotlarsiry Basketball; Captain, Manager, CCK. A. GEORGE KEYWAN OSSINING, NEW YORK K A Freshman and Varsity Basketball and Golf. 1936-40; V Club; Dagger Society; Punch and Julep Club; Secretary, Class of 1940; Alpha Kappa Psi; Incerfralernity Council, 1939. XVIIMAM WILSON KOONTZ ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA B 6 II, 0 A K Raven Society; Lambda Pi; P. K. Society; IMP; Washington Society; V Club; Frwhman Baseball; Manager, Varsity Track; Student Assembly; Stu- dent Senate; University Center Governing Board; Listed in Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Collegas. THOMAS ALLAN KURTZ FORT MYERS, FLORIDA 9 X Jefferson Society; Freshman Swimming. THOMAS BERNARD LARKIN, JR. WASHINGTON, D. C. H K A Jabberwock Society; Secretary, Alpha Kappa Psi; Dean's List; President. International Relations Club; Little Congress. A. JACKSON LATHAM ALTON, ILLINOIS r. N WILLIAM ALLEN LAZENBY CHARLOTI'BSVILLE, VIRGINIA K A Student Assembly NORMAN HANSFORD LEAKE PROFFKT, VIRGINIA NEAL GORDON LEBERT BRATTLEBORO, VERMONT HEATH LICKLIDER NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Glee Club, 1936. 1937. ISJJ APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES HERBERT LINNE BROOKLYN. NEW YORK Dean's List; Winner Intramural Handball. 1936, 1937; Handball Squad. 1936-40. W ILLIAM CARTER LOWE MT. KISCO, NEW YORK JAMES BRUCE MCCLELLANII OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA St. Elmo Manager, Boxing, 1939- 40; Skull and Keys; P. K. Society: Glee C':ub Assistant Editor CORKS AND CURLS. 1938 39; V Cl ub. JAMES SELBY MCCLINTON, JR. PARKERSBURG. WEST VIRGINIA A T 9 DONALD SEYMOUR MACKENZIE LYNBROOK, NEW YORK Freshman Track. JOSEPH FERRELL MADDEN NORFOLK, VIRGINIA A T n PHILIP RALPH MALONE SAINT CLOUD, FLORIDA z x Raven Society; College Topicr. 1936-39; Conxs AND Cuan. I936; Press Club; First Year Football 1936; Boxing. 1939.40; Intermediate Hones; mbda PI'. DONALD DAVID MARKOWITZ IERSEY CITY, NEW JERSEY Intermediate Honors: Varsity Basketball. DAVID BARHYDT MARSHALL SHERIDAN. WYOMING I? K 1' Conxs AND Cuan, 1936- 38; Assistant Editor 1938- 39; Football Adjunct. I936- 38; Alpha Kappa Psi; P K. Souery: Punch and Julep Club. HARRY TAYLOR MARSHALL, JR. CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA z I: Freshman Fomball; Intermediate Honors. EDGAR EMORY MARTIN, JR. PEARISBURG, VIRGINIA AX X Inurmcdiaze Honors; Dean's LIst; University CIrcus; Intramural Athletics; Service Fellowship. ERNEST CAMPBELL MEAD, JR. KKCHMOND, VIRGINIA Raven Society: Jabberwock Society; Glee Club: Student Concert Commiucc; Intermediate Honors. I541 APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES JAMES HARRY MlCHAEL, JR. CHARLOTIESVILLE. VIRGINIA Jefferson Society: Debating. ELLIS SPEAK MIDDLETON, II. STAMFORD. CONNECTICUT A T 9 Lambda Pi; College Topic. JAMES EDWARD MIDDLETON IRVINGTON, NEW jERSEY Football Squad DANA COVINGTON MITCHELL, JR. GRUNDY, VIRGINIA A T A Nu Sigma Nu; Dean's List; Student Assembly. RUSSELL LAMAR MOORE MOULTRIE. GEORGIA 2: N Tumbling Team. 193638; Gymnastica; Intermediate Honors. EDWARD TAYLOR MORTON osso, VIRGINIA A T 9 V Club; Manager, Freshman Track. 1939. CARL OLIVER MUEHLHAUSE WASHINGTON. D. C. JAMES LAWRENCE MURPHY LITrLE ROCK. ARKANSAS University Circus, 1939-40; Cross-Country Squad. I938; Punch and Julep Club. HOWARD FLEMING NEWMAN HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA Senior Cabinet: First Year Cabinet. Little Congress; Presbyterian Sludznt Minion; Intermediate Honors; Secretary, University Peace Council; Uni- versity Christian Association. DAVID BROWN NICHOLSON CHEVY CHASE. MARYLAND K A Secretary, Elections Comminee, Student Assembly. 1939-40; Dagger SocietyA PETER N OEL NEW YORK, NEW YORK H K A Basketball Adjunct; Debating Team. THOMAS BENJAMIN NOLAND WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA E551 APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES HUGH JENKINS O'DONOVAN 4, K 2 BALTIMOIIB, MARYLAND Vanity Trad: Sqmd; Lambda Pi; P. K. Society. EDWARD CHARLES OLDFIELD, JR. NORFOLK. VIRGINIA x A Alpha Kappa Pd; Fin: Year Cabinet: Dagger Society; Varsity Swimming Team; International Relations Club; Senior Cabinet, University Christian 'ation. DECOURCY WRIGHT ORRICK GIBSON ISLAND, MARYLAND St. Anthony Hall P. K. Society; Lambda Pi; Eli Emma; IMP; Preisdem, P. K. Society, 1939-40; Fruhman Tennis Team. RANEY ARCHER OVEN TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA K A Swimming, 1937-39; Phi Beta Pi. GASPER RICAURTE PACHECO PANAMA CITY. R. P. Glee Club, 1936-37; Scarab; Punch and Julep Club. jAMEs HUTCHESON PAGE GMPPAQUA, NEW YORK K A College Topiu, Busineu Adjuntt, 1936-37; Gnirman, Infantile Paralysis Committee, 1938-40; Punch and Julep Club. CARL D. PATERNOSTRO HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT Glee Club, 1938-40. GRAHAM BENTON PATTERSON CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA E 41 E Alpha Kappa Psi; Dagger Society; Honor Committee. Summer School, 1939; Bad Oleck Committee, 1939-40. DANIEL HARMON PAYNE NORFOLK, VlRGINlA X it P. K. Society; Skull and Keys; Governing Board. Punch and Julep Club. CHARLES ALMOND PEARSON, JR. BLUEFIELD, WEST VIRGINXA A P x GEORGE AMNON PEEK, JR. NORFOLK, VIRGINIA A T A Dean's List. 1938-39; Fraternity Representative to ConKs AND CURLS; Alpha Kappa Psi; 1Transfer from the Collcge of William and Mary INorfolk DivisionH. FREDERlCK VVlLLIAM PENNOYER, III ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, VIRGINIA B e n 1961 APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES MARVIN BANKS PERRY, JR. NEWTON, MASSACHUSETTS 4: r A. o A K Lambda Pi; P. K. Society: Raven Sotiety; Vice-Presidcnr, Washington So- ciety, 19$9-40; Varsity Basketball Squad, 1937-40; Governing Board. Inter- fratcmity Council; Senior Cabinet. University Christian Association; Editorial Board, Conxs AND CURL:. 1937-40: Glee Club. 1936-40; Manager. Glee Club. 1939-40; Ptess Club; Student Concert Committee; Intermediate Honors. KEITH TORBLEAU PITZER FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA FREDERICK GRESHAM POLLARD GLOUCESTER POINT. VIRGINIA 4- K 2 Skull and Keys; German Club; Baseball Squad, ROBERT SHEFFEY PRESTON, JR. RIGiMOND. VIRGINIA St. Anthony Hall Freshman Football and Track Teams; Varsity Track Team. 1938-39; Var- 5in Football, 1938-39; V Club; Lambda Pi; German Club; T. I. L. K. A.; Sigma Delta Psi Athletic Fraternity; Raven Society; Intermediate Honors. THOMAS WILLIAMSON PURCELL, JR. RICHMOND. VIRGINIA 1- r A Conxs AND CURLS, 1938-40; Studem Senate, 1938-40. ARTALDO V. QUINONES SAN GERMAN, PUERTO RICO RICHARD A. RAICHLEN MAPLEWOOD, NEW JERSEY 4- A Baseball and Basketball. 1936-37; Baseball. 1937-38; Interfraternily Coun- cil, 1937-39; Imumediate Honors. 1939-40. MARIO CHARLES RAVARINO WEBSTER GROVES, MISSOURI International Relations Club, 1937-40, Vice-Praident, 1938-39. President. 1939-40. JOHN WILLIAM REED NEW YORK, NEW YORK x x RUDOLPH GARDNER REED FALL RIVER. MASSACHUSETTS Glee Club: Student Concert Committee: Student Insnucmr in Astronomy. GORDON KENNEDY REESE PlTl'SFlELD, MASSACHUSETTS A '1' 9 EUGENE J. REINER WEST HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT Glee C1ub; Dean's List; CORKS AND CURLS 51:5; Chess C1ub. 1571 ,91 APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES ROBERT A. REISTER WHEELING, WEST VIRGINIA Senior Cabinet; Gymnastica; Brotherhood of St. Andrew. KENNETH REUTLINGER LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY A K E President, Skull and Krys; German Club; Eli Banana; Freshman Boxing Manager; V Club; Intumediate Honors. JOHN GLENN RHODES ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA A T A JACK REYNOLDS RIGGS NEW CASTLE. VIRGINIA H K A President, Pi Kappa Alpha; Alpha Kappa Psi. Master of Rituals; Univer- sity Band, 1936-38; University Tumblers, l937-38. SANFORD ETHAN RITTER BROOKLYN. NEW YORK T E 4, College Topics. 3 yum, Circulation Manager 2 yeals. EDGAR BOLLING ROBERTSON PETERSBURG. VIRGINIA Y. M. C. A.; Secretary. Brotherhood of St. Andrew; Chapel Committee. THOMAS ANTRIM ROLLER FORT DEFIANCE. VIRGINIA A 4, German Club; Skull and Keys; T. I. L. K. A. Society. Setretary-Trcasurcr. 193940; Raven Society; Intermedille Honors; Freshman Baseball; Varsity Football Squad, 1937-38; Sigma Delta Psi Athletic Fraternity; Varsity Track Team, 1939-40. IRVING ABRAHAM ROTHENBERG PATERSON. NEW JERSEY International Relations Club; Litlle Congress. 1937-39; American Student nion. HOWARD SAUL RUBIN PETSRSHURG. VIRGINIA 4, 1.: n jOHN RULLINS RL'MERY GILBERTSVILLE, NEW' YORK A w Freshman Baseball; 'AV Club; Manager. Varsity Football Team; Sludcnt Assembly; Skull and Keys; German Club; Eli Banana. ROBERT CLINTON RUTLEDGE ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA Dean's List; Glee Club; Student Assembly . WILLIAM BENJAMIN SANDERSON WESTERLEIGH. STATEN ISLAND, NEW YORK x x I581 APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES JAMES EARLE SARGEANT UNIVERSITY. VIRGINIA e A x Football, 1935-38: Baseball. 1935-36, 1937-38; IMP: Eli Banana; Skull and 1 Keys; German Club; 3-3-3 Council. 1939; G. A. A. Board, 1939: uV Club; Vice-Pruidcnt, Collage. I938-39; 13 Club. RICHARD M. SCHNEER FAR nocmwn. NEW YORK A E 11 Intermediate Honors; Orchestra. CHARLES FREDERICK SCHNEIDER OZONE PARK, NEW YORK E '1? E Phi Chi; Dagger Society; Intermediate Honors; Co-Capnin. Swimming cam; V Club. PETER KYLE SHEFFIELD NEW YORK. NEW YORK 5!. Anthony Glee Club; Soccer: Lambda Pi; German Club. JOHN MYERS SHERWOOD FAIRFAX. VIRGINIA A K v BERNARD RANDOLPH SIEGEL NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA A E II Dean's List; Phi Delta Epsilon; Intermtdiate Honors. ROBERT CANTRELL SIMMONS, JR. CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA 4r r A Cons AND Cuan VVILLIAM PENNINGTON SNAVELY UNIVERSITY. VIRGINIA x 1: President, Alpha Kappa Psi. MARVIN CLIFTON Souns CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA K E Davidson Collch Transfer from Davidson College. TRUMAN PERKINS SOUTHALL. JR. BUCKNER. VIRGINIA V Club; Boxing Team. 1936-39, Captain. 1939; Baseball Team, 1936-39: Freshman Football, I936; Skull and Keys; German Club; General Athletic Association; 3.3-3 Council; Vice-President, Department of Educan'on. 1939: Dormitory Council. FREDER'CK ROBERT STERNKOPF PLAINVILLE. CONNECTICUT MILTON ELLIS STEWART ARLINGTON, VIIGINIA 4 A U91 APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES THOMAS IRWIN STORRS RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Intermediale Honors. JOHN SHARP STRANG CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE A T 9 Freshman Tennis Team; Varsity Tennis Team; Dean's List; Lambda Pi. ELLIOTT LEROY STRICKLER CHAnLorrESVILLE, vlncmu Freshman and Varsity Basketball; Captazin. Varsity Basketball; T. I. L. K. A.; u .n JAMES SWETT ROWLAND, NORTH CAROLINA CARTER meoxns TALMAN, JR. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA $ K S, O A K Skull and Keys; P. K. Society, Secretary-Treasurer, I940; Press Club; Conxs AND CUILS; Business Manager. 1940; Fruhman Basketball and Tennis Teams; Listed in Who's Who Among Student: in American Uni- veniries and Colleges. ROBERT MCKINNEY TANKESLEY CHA'I'I'ANOOGA, TENNESSEE 4; x Intermediate Honors, 1938-39. RICHARD MCCRARY TAYLOR ASHEVILLB, NORTH CAROLINA A K E Skull and Keys; P. K. Society: Punch and Julep Club; Manager. Varsity Basketball; V Club. CHARLES ROACH THOMAS, JR. LYNCHBUIG, VIRGINIA x .1. LESTER THOMAS SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS K A Scarab JOEL EDGAR THOMPSON RICHMOND, VIRGINIA 0 A K Sports, Editor. College Tupicx; Intermediate Honors. WILLIAM PATTESON THORINGTON MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA 1:' A 9 640: Affiliatecn HENRY KIRT TOUCHSTONE, JR. MONROE, LOUISIANA z N I601 APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES DUANE LAMMERTS TOWER NIAGARA mus, NEW You St. Elmo Glee Club, 1938-40; Punch and JuilgezoClub; Cross-Country, 1939; Track, BERTRAM JAMES TRACHTENBERG new you, NEW YORK Assistant Sports Editor, Colltge Topia. RICHARD VVATKINS TRAPNELL, III BAYSIDE, LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK z 1- Intermediate Honors; D'ean's List. WALLACE DABNEY TREVILLIAN CHARLOTrESVILLE, VIRGINIA Treasurer, Alpha Kappa Psi, 1939-40; Dagger Society. VVlLLIAM ROBERTSON TRIGG, III RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Lambda Pi; Intermediate Honors; Managing Editor. Cons AND CURLS: Track Squad. 1935-36 U:reshmanh Press Club; French Circle. CHARLES HECTOR TRIPLETT, III PINE BLUFF. ARKANSAS 2 A E Intermediate Honors; Beta Gamma Sigma. ANN MAURY VAN DOREN CHARLO'I'I'ESVILLE. VIRGINIA K A Treasurer, Kappa Delta; Bookkeeper for Spectatov; Reprmntativc from College on the Women's Student Association. LESTER VAN MIDDLESWORTH ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA HARRY MAP? VVALKER BAYFORD. VIRGINIA A x z PALMER ACUFF WARE STAUNTON. VIRGINIA Dean's List; Intermediate Honors. RAE FORBES WATTS MINEOLA. NEW YORK 2 N Student Assembly; Repusemalive. Conxs AND Cuan; Dagger Society: Punch and Julep Club; Intramural Athletic Committee; First Year Football. CARTER BYRD VVEISIGER IVY DEPOT. VIRGINIA B 9 TI. 0 A K P. K. Society; Skull and Keys; T. I. L. K. A.; 2; Freshman Swimming and Track; Varsity Swimming, 1938-40, Co-Captain. I940; Interfram-nity Council. l938-39, President. 1939-40; V Club; G. A. A. Council; Listed Among Whok Who Amoncgo Students in Amzrican Universities and llegu. I611 F r! at?! APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES LANDON CARTER VVELLFORD WILMINGTON, DELAWARE St. Anthony Hall Freshman Football and Track; Varsity Track; V Club; Skull and Keys; P. K. Sociexy; Intcrl'rarernity Council Governing Boatd, 193839; Alpha Chi Sigma. HOWARD EDWARD VVIENER CEDARHURST, NEW YORK 11 A qr Freshman Basketball: College Topics; Intermediate Honors; Dean's List; Interfraternicy Council. FREDER'CK GERDES VVIKANDER PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA Camera Club; Virginia Players; American Student Union. BEVERLEY NELSON VVILKERSON COVINGTON. VIRGINIA Trigon 1Non-Acting1; Intramutal Sports. WILLIAM GOODENOW VVILLCOX, 11 NEW YORK, NEW YORK A K E P. K. Society; Skull and Keys; Freshman Boxing Team. RICHARD ANDERSON WILLIAMS RED HILL, VIRGINIA President of College; Chairman, Honor Committee; Varsity Boxing; P. K. Society; V Club; Dunn's List; Dagger Soticty; Listed in Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. GEORGE WILLIS, III CAPE CHARLES, VIRGINIA Eastern Shore Club. HERBERT SIMON VVINOKUR PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA z B '1' Frdhman Football, 1936; Varsity E?otball, 193739 : V Club; Dean's ISK. ROBERT KAY WOLTZ SALEM, VIRGINIA 4, K W University Christian Associan'on; Dean's List, 1937-39; Cons AND Cuan, 1936-39. FRANCIS SHIELDS WOODS ALBANY, NEW YORK PICHEGRL: XVOOLme, jk. BALTIMORE. MARYLAND A K E P. K. Society; Lambda Pi; Washington Society; Univzrsity Christian Asso- n'tion; Fraurnity Representative, CORKS AND CURLS. 1937-39; Student Assembly. 1937-38; lacrosse Captain and Coach. 1938-39; Freshman Basket- ball Team. 1936-37; Varsity Basketball Squad. THOMAS Sporswoon YANCEY TULSA, OKLAHOMA Kb F A Punch and Julep Club; Lambda Pi; German Club; V Club; Sigma Deln PSI; Freshman Swimming Team and Track Team, 1937; Varsxty Track Team 1V1, 1938-40; Varsity Swimming Team. 1938 1V1, 1940; Dcarfs List; Intramural Activities. APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES HAROLD STANLEY Yoon PLAINFIELD, NEW jERSEY EUGENE YORKOFF CHARLOTI'ESVXLLE. VIRGINIA d: A K Freshman Boxing Team, 1936. JAN BOYD YOUNG MCCRORY, ARKANSAS 2 A 1:: I631 zcnk UNDERGRADUATES MACON M. ARTHUR, 1 ROM. W. BANTA, x MIDDLETON F. ASPINWALL, 2 BENJ. W. BANULIS, 2 ALDEN, P. Anon, 4. DONALD E. ATKINSON, x AMADEO A. BARBANTX, 2 HERMAN ABADY, 3 Ron. A. ARTHUR, 2 Rear. C. BARCLAY, III, 2 IRVING S. ABADY, I GEO. D. Axrono, 2 WM. S. BARKER, 3 LAWRENCE W. ABBOTT, 1 AMES T. BA 3 BLANTON G. BARNES 2 WALTER R. ABELL, JIL, 2 J G Y' x ALVIN V. BA n. CHAS. W. BARNES WALTER H. ABELMAN, 1 1RD' J ' 3 ' I JOHN M. ACKER, 1 RICHD. L. BAIRD, 2 FREDERIC G. BARNET, 2 JOHN M. ACKERSON, JR-. 2 NICOLAS BAJENOFF, 3 CARL E. BARNm, 1 WM. R. ADAM, 3 ADOLPH BAKALAR, 1 JAMES M. BARR, III, 1 EDMUND B. ADAMSON, 1 A. ALAN BAKALAR, 3 WM. C. BARR, 3 NATHL. E. ADAMSON, JR., 3 RICHARD R. BAKER, III, 2 CHAS. D. BARRETT, JR., r LUTHER T. A633, JR., 2 JOHN D. BALLENGER, 2' E. STEPHEN BARRON, 1 01m C. AGRANOVITCH, 3 FRANK H. BALsLaY, 3 CRAIG W. BARRY, 3 WALTER H. AHRENS, x Geo. H. BALSLEY, 4. Euor F. BARTLm, 3 VERNON L. AILSTOCK, 1 ERIC R. BANCROFF, 3 HARDIN J. BARTON, 3 JOHN R- ALBERT. 2 DONALD M. BANE, 3 JOHN C. BARTON, 1 ROBT' 3' ALDRICH! 3 MERRILL H. BANKARD, 3 ARTHUR J. BASSELL, 3 ROBT' W. ALFR'END' 2 W. BRYAN BANKER, JR., 3 T. G. BATEMAN, JIL, 4 THEODORE A. AYERS, 3 ROLAND L. BANKS, JIL, 3 WM. C. BATTLE, 3 WALTER T. BADCOCK, 1 JAMES ALLAN, 1 ALBERT L. ALLEN, 1 CALVIN R. ALLEN, 1 GEROE C. ALLEN, 2 M. SHANNON ALLEN, JIL, x WALTER N. ALLEN, 1 WM. A. ALLEN, 2 MELVIN G. ALPER, 1 L. RANDOLPH Amss, 2 RICHD. L. AMSTER, 1 HARRY P. ANDERSON, JIL, 1 JOHN V. ANDERSON, I W. WARD ANDERSON, JR., 2 WALLACE F. ANDREW, 1 V. WM. ARCHER, JIL, 3 DAVID ARENSTEIN, 2 E641 WM. C. BAUKNIGHT, 111., 2 G. J. BIRKENHBAD, 1 JOHN J. BUTLER, IV, 2 HERBERT M. BAUMCARD, 1 JOHN W. Bxsuop, 1 W. DIMMOCK BUXTON, x M. DAVID BmER, x SCHUYLER M. BussgLL, 3 HARRY B. BYRD, JR., 1 RUSSELL S. BAYLY, 1 WM. B. BLACK, 1 EDWARD A. BYRNE, 1 FRANK C. BBACHAM, 2 G, ROBERT BLACKBURN, 1 LYDSTON B. CADY, I CLIFFORD L. BRAKES, 4 JOHN D, BLAcxngL, 4 AUGUST H. CAHILL, 2 ARTHUR P. BEAN, JR., 2 LUTHER R, BLAIR, 4 B. WELLS CALDWELL, 2 S. ELMER BEAR, 1 Ron. 3, BLAKE, 1 Form: D. CALDWELL, 2 JAMES A. BEAR, JR., 1 WM. A. BLANKINSHIP, 3 ROBERT C. CALDWELL, 2 FRANCIS S. BEATTIE, r W. B. Bmmon, 1m, 1 CLARENCE T. CALLAHAN, 3 DAVID BEATY, III,' 1 WM, T. BLEcxwam,, JR., 1 CHAS. CALLERY, 1 GEO. A. BECK, I DENZELL C. BLEVINS, JR., 1 A. A. CAMERON, JR., 1 EDWARD F. BEECHER, JR., 2 ARNOLD H. BLOCH, 2 JAs. L. CAMP, III, 2 RAYMOND F. BELEW, 1 JOHN L, BLOCH, 1 EDWARD C. CAMPBELL, I Lewxs F. BELL, I JOSEPH H. BLOCK, 3 NELSON CAMPBELL, 2 THos. G. BELL, 3 WM. E. BLOOMER, 1 BOYD R. CAMPFIELD, 1 WM. H. BELL, 3 JOHN M. BLOXOM, 111, y ARNOLD J. CANTON. 2 WM. P. BELL, III, 1 WM, H, BOARD, JR 3 DANIEL J. CAPPIELLO, 2 BRAINARD J. BELMORE, 3 CHAS. C. Bozmucyn, 3 Mosm' G. CARDOZO, 3 FRED L. BENCKBNSTEIN, 3 BRUCE H. Boos, 1 WM. C. CAREY, 13., x JUSTIN R. BERGMAN, JR., 2 DONALD BRUCE, 2 3 MACY CARMEL, I EDMUND BERKELEY, 4 DONALD L. BRUMMER, 3 RUSSELL M. CARNEAL, 1 PETER BERKEY, III, 2 VVM. F. BRUNNER, JR., 1 RICHD. C. CARR, 3 HUGH W. BERKLEY, I BURTON C. BRYANT, 3 GEO. C. CARRINCTON, I PRICE BERKowrrz, 2 C. B. BRYAN, III, 2 J. WADE CARROLL, I ROBERT H. BERNHARDY, 2 FRANCIS B. BRYAN, 1 JOHN H. CARRUTH, JR., 3 LEONARD N. BERNSTEIN, 3 C. EDGAR BRYANT, I L. HOWARD BOEHNER, 1 EDWARD R. BERRY, 2 LANDON G. BUCHANAN, 3 JACK H. Boom, 1 Orro J. BETZ, JR., 2 RICHD. E. BUCHANAN, 3 VVALTER M. Boccs, I CLAYTON T. BEVAN, 1 ALEC R. BUMSTED, 1 RODNEY T. BONSALL, JR., 2 JOHN H. BEVERAGE, 6 JOSEPH L. BURCHETTA, 3 Geo. B. Rooms, 1 JAMES B. BEVERLEY, III, I EDWARD BURGERS, JR., 3 BENJ. F. BORDEN, x MILLARD F. BIBER, 3 JOHN K. BURKE, 1 IRVING BORNSTEIN, 2 HENRY A. BIEDENHARN, 2 RICHD. K. BURKE, 1 EDWARD C. BOSTOCK, JR., 3 ALDEN G. BIGELow, 3 JUSTIN I. BURNES, 3 JAMES E. BOWDEN, 2 JAMES Broom, 1 DAVID S. BURNET, r BEVERLY B. Bowens, x FRANKLIN B. Brccs, 4 CHAS. R. BURNETT, JR., 3 ROY D. Bowxa, 1 F. W. BINZEN. 111., I EDWARD P. BUSH, JR., 1 ROY N. BOWMAN, 3 I651 UNDERGRADUATES DEWm 3- CASLER. 3 HENRY COLLIER. 2 W. SCOTT CAUCHOIS, 2 Ron. H. COLT, 3 WILLIAM A. Bowaox, x CLAUDE C. CAYI.0R, JR., 1 ALFRED B. CONAWAY, Jun, 3 Jesse C. BOWYER, 2 CHAS. E. CHAMBERLAIN, 3 MARK H. Common, 1 SHERMAN A. BOYCE, 2 , RALPH VAN S. CHAMBLIN, I GLENN W. CONNELLY, 3 ROBERT S. Bow, x JAS. A. CHANEY, 2 JAS. D. CORNER, x SAMUEL N. BOYD, Jun, 1 GERARD S. CHAPIN, 2 P. L. CONQUEST, III, 3 WILLIAM 0. Born, 12., I 3 '1 H05. W. CHAPMAN, 3 MAURICE H. CONRAD, 1 Kmasnu' BRABSON, 2 A VVARNER O. CHAPMAN, x FRENCH H. CONWAY, 3 C. PRESTON BRADFORD, 1 Bow. N. CHEEK, 13., 2 JOHN M. CONWELL, 3 JOSEPH A. BRAND, 3 Bow. A. CHENEY, 1 HENRY L. COOK, 2 WM. VAN C. BRANDT, 111., 2 HERBERT J. CHERms, 3 Ron. A. COOK, 2 JOHN B. BRECKENRIDGE, 2 ha. D. CHERRY, 3 BERNARD L. COOPER, I Lows BREIER, 2 Bow. J. CHILDERS, 3 HAROLD H. Coons, r STANLEY S. BRENNER, 2 THOS. P. CHISMAN, 1 Ms. F. Com, I JOSEPH BRBSLBR, 2 C. G. CHRISTENSEN, JR., 1 THEODORE C. Conwm, JIL, 1 DAVID A. BREWSTER, 1 ANDREW H. CHRISTIAN, 1 R037. C. Casanova, 3 HAROLD BRILLIANT, 2 LANGDON T. CHRISTIAN, x AVERY B. Covsms, 1 HAROLD G. BRINCKERHOFF '4 STUART G. CHRISTIAN, JIL, 1 THOS. R. Covey, JR., 1 HENRY S. BRINKERHOFF, 3 WM. T. CHRISTIAN, I M. L. Coww, 12., 2 A' DAY BRIXEY' JR 3 JOHN T. CLARK, JR., 1 HARRY H. Cowmzs, 3 HERBERT A. Bnocx, 2 CALVITT J. CLARKE, JR 3 1:23. B. Cox, 3 DONALD S BRODY' I STEPHENV. O. CLARKE, 3 MAYNARD P. COX. 2 F' DIXON BROOKE' 2 BUCKNER W. CLAY, 2 DONALD H. Can, 1 CLIFFORD W. BROOKS, 1 WM. J. CLEMENT, I PETER M. Cov, 2 SAMUEL R' BROOKS JR 2 Mosas R. CLEMEN'I'S, JR., 4 CHAS- 6- CRADDOCK, JR-v 2 THOS' W' BROOKS' JR I JOHN H. CLEVELAND, 3 HARVEY A- CRMG- 1 WILLIAM R. BROOKS, 3 GORHAM Currey, JR., 2 Ross W. Cum, 2 WALLACE G. BROUSE, r ALBERT K. COCKE, 3 R031 . R. CRANE. I GORDON W- BROWN. ' Evanm L. COFFEY, I H. ROBERT CRAWFORD, 1 JAMES A. BROWN. 11. ! IRWIN B. Coax, 2 NATHAN P. CRAWFORD, 3 ROBERT L. BROWN. 1. I Roar. G. Conn, 2 Geo. H. CREIGHTON, 12., r ROYCE L. BROWN. I ROBT. s. Comm, 2 FRANCIS N. CRENSHAW, r THOS. M. BROWN, 2 HENRY J. COLBM-H' IR., , GORDON L. CRENSHAW, r Haxnv L. CARTER, JR.. 3 CARROLL N. COLBY, 2 E. PAUL CRIDFR. Jib. ' 0mm: F. CARTER, JR.. I Enw. L. COLE, JIL, 1 JAMES Cmswmm, 3 SAMUEL H. CARTER, 1 WM. B. COLE, l WM. D. Cnocxm'r, 1 WM. E. CARTER, r CHAS. W. COLEMAN, 2 JOHN H- CRONLY, 13-. 2 I661 MORGAN S. CROSTHWAITE, l JOHN P. CROZER, l D. H. M. CRUIKSHANK, x CALVIN C. CRUM, 2 WM. J. CRUMM, 2 R. PHILIP CRUTE, 3 ROY H. CUNNINGHAM, JR., 1 W. C. CUNNINGHAM, 2 WM. E. CURRIE, JR., 1 CHAS. CURRY, II, 1 FRANK C. CZARNECKI, JIL, 1 M. JAMES CZARNIECKI, JR., 2 T. TODD DABNEY, 2 JOSEPH P. DEGRACE, 2 J. GRAYSON DUER, I Rom. F. DAHL, I ADOLPH J. Damn, I ALBERT S. DULANEY, 5 ' B. . ' 1 . , JOHN A. DAMN, 1 Guy DELAFIELD, JR, 2 BENJ. VL DULANH, 1 OHN B. DELANEY 2 . . J ' JAMES H. DALHOUSE, 1 J ' RALPH E J DUWM' ' GEORGE Dawson 1 FRANK R. DURHAM MALCOLM L. DANA, x ' , 3 EUGENE M. DENNIS GUY H. DUNHAM r HERBERT A. DANN, x ' 3 2 R031: L. DENNIS, 3 CHARLES H. DUNLAP, 1 JOHN P. DAUGHTRBY, 3 Lotus J. DEPUTY, 5 DAVID DUNLOP, I JOHN A. DAVIES, 3 LAURENCE E. DEUTSCH, l HARRY F. A. Dusmx, 1 BERNARD W. DAVIS, 3 WILLIAM C. DEWEY, JR., I ROBERT D. EAMES, 4, FRANK L. DAVIS, 2 ERVIN J. DlCKEYy JR-, 3 FRANK H. EARLE, 2 G. LYMAN DAVIS, 1 MARTIN DIES. 111-. I ANGUS R. ECHOLS, 2 HORACE W. DAVIS, l DONAL DINWIDDIE MARVIN I. EDELSTEIN, 2 . VERNON DAvxs 2 J ' HAROLD F. DIRLAM, 2 MONROE A. EDEI.STEIN, 2 JOHN L- DAVIS, ' DONALD C. DISQUE, 2 L. JAMES EDEN, I ROBERT DEW DAVIS, ' SAMUEL P- DIXON. 1 LLon L. G. EDWARDS, x THOS- N. DAVIS, 1 , 3 JAMES R. DODSON, 111., 3 B. P. EGGLESTON, JIL, 2 Geo. M. DAWES, 1 STANLEY H. Doccm'r, JR., x JOSEPH EICHELBAUM, 1 THOMAS H. DAWSON, 3 WM. A. Down, JR., 1 JACK R. Emma, 3 ARDEN L. DAY, JIL, l RALPH M. DORSEY, 2 WARREN S. ELDREDGE, 1 Ron. L. DEBEAUCHAMP, x CHAS. W. DOUGHTIE, JR., l Curran W. ELEY, JR., 2 FRANK W. DECKER, 1 WM. K. DOVE, 3 MORGAN Emcms, 1 JOHN R. DECKER, 2 HAROLD A. Downs, 1 HENRY G. ELLETT, JR.. 3 RALPH DECOVENY, 4 JOHN B. DRAGOO, I DOUGLAS H. ELLIOTT, 2 A. MAYNARD DEEKENS, 5 WM. E. Dluscou., II, 1 GORDON H. ELLIS, I PRxsco F. DEFRONZO, 2 FRANK S. DUDLEY, JR., I ROLAND H. ELLIS, JR., 2 I671 UNDERGRADUATES PHILIP S. FELL, x VVILLIAM C. FLEMING, 2 JOHN J. FELTHAUS, 111., I C. MAURICE FLINN, x VICTOR ELMALEH, 2 Conxmws C. FELTON, JR., 2 CURTIS S. FLOYD, 2 ALLEN R. EMMERT, 1 Roar. R. FENSTERER, 2 FRED J. FLYNN, JR., 3 J. GREY EMMONS, JR., 3 RICHARD H. FEUILHS, 3 WM. W. Foamy, JR'! 3 RxCHARD A. ENCLANDER, 2 FRANCIS H. FIFE, 3 BRUCE G, FOLEY, 2 JOHN D. EPPERLY, 3 S. DOUGLAS FIFE, 2 JAMES FOLEY, 3 CHAS. M. EPsTEIN, JR., 2 MARSHALL G. FINCK, 3 CHAS. D, FORRER, JR'v 2 JAMES D. ERSKINE, III, 1 ADRIAN B. PINK, JR., I LAWRENCE H. FORSYTH, 3 WALTER C. EUwER, I SIDNEY P. FINKELSTEIN, 4 THOMAS L. FOSTER, I CHARLES T- EVANS. JR. 4 HAROLD FISHER, l ROY E. FOULKROD, JR., 2 PEYTON R- EVANS. JR-. 3 NORMAN FISHER, 1 Row. L. FRACKELTON, 2 NATHAN B. EVENS, 1 STANLEY P. FISHER, JR., 2 NATHAN R. FRANK, 3 NATHANIEL IVI. EWEI.I., JIL, 2 OMAR C, FITCH, 4 JACK FRITSCHE, 3 EDW- L- FABIAN. 3 JAS. O. FITZGERALD, I VVILLIAM A. FRITZ, JIL, 2 NORMAN FARQUHAR, 1 Ron. C. FITZGERALD, 2 JOHN R. FRIZZEI.I., JR., 1 VVn.I.IAM H. FARRAR, x F. VVILBUR FITZIIUGH, JR., 2 HENRY FRUHAUF, JR., 1 DONALD T. FAULKNER, 3 MONROE P. FLASTER, 3 VVILLIAM C. FULCROD, I D. RosCOE FAUNCE, JR., 2 DONALD FLAX, I Remy FULLER, 4. VVILLMM C. FECHTER, I PAUL C. FLEISHEL, 3 VVnuAM F, FULLER, x Ron'r. L. Fawn, 1 JOHN W. FLEMING, 1 L. K. FURGURSON, JR 2 Enw. A. GAGE, II, 1 GEO. W. GAIL, JR., 2 PLATON G. GAILEY, 2 ERNEST A. GARBER, 1 ALLAN GARDNER, x CHAS. M. GARLAND, JR., 2 ROBT. E. Gums, 2 Tnos. H. GARTH, 2 HAROLD GATZMAN, 2 KENDRICK GARVIN, 2 E. T. GATEWOOD, JR., 3 GEO. B. GAUL, 4. WM. GMme, 1 DAWSON 0. GEORGE, JR., 2 jAs. E. GERHARDT, 1 SUMNER M. GERsTExN, 2 NICHOLAS C. Gmxuos, 4 Cum: E. Gum, 1 l681 WM. H. GIETTER, 2 ROBERT GREEK, I ROBT. C. HARDING, 1 RICHD. A. GILBERT, 4 THOS. K. CREEK, 1 SAVILE C. HARDY, 3 WM. N. GILLISPIE, 1 JOHN R. GREGORY, 2 WILLIAM HARLESTON, 1 WEIR B. GILMER, JR., 4 MARGARET P. GREGORY, 2 JOHN P. HARLOE, x PHILIP VAN V. GLADDEN, 2 WM. A. GREGORY, 1 WILLXAM B. HARMAN 3 DICKSON G. GLASS, 2 PICKETT M. Game, 2 W. T. HARNSBERGER, JR., 2 EUGENE V. Goa'rcmus, 1 Taos. N. GRIFFIS, 1 JAMES E. HARPER, 3 WARREN Corr, 2 MILLER N. GRIFFITHS, 2 RICHARD M. H. HARPER, JR., 2 KEMPER GOFHGON, III, 3 FRANK B. Games, 1 VV- C- HARRELL. JR-. 1 WM. A. GOLD, x WILBUR m, Gamsugy, ; VVILLIAM L. HARRELL, 1 MANO R. GOLDEN, 2 ROBERT B. GRINNELL, 1 LAURENCE K- HARPER. JR, 1 NORMAN GOLDFARB, 2 EDWARD GROPPER, 2 L- PEYTON HARRIS. 4 JACK GOLDMAN, x FREDERICK F. GROSSI, 3 WALTER R- HARRIS. I JAs. P. GOLDSMITH, 1 ANDREW GROVE, 2 WM. L. HARRIS, JR., .1. Eow. O. GOOCH, x G. STERLIXG GRUMMAN, 1 FRED N. HARRISON, JR., 1 Row. M. GOOCH, 2 CLIFTON R. GRUVER, 1 JOHN H. HARRISON, JR., 2 NEAL S. GOODLOE, 3 EDWIN F. GULICK, 3 Jos. H. HARRISON, JR., 3 A. CHARLES Goomucu, 1 WILLIAM L. GUM, r CARL C. HART, 2 E. HOWARD Gooowm, 2 CHAS. M. GUTHRIE, 13., 1 Ron. L. HARTMAN, 4 JOHN G. Gooowm, 2 WILLIAM B. GUY, 13., 2 DAVID HARTFIELD, JR., 3 MARVIN E. GORDON, 1 GEO. C. HADDOX, JR., 2 RICHD. W. HARTSHORN, 2 D. TALMAGE Gonmo, 3 ROBERT H. HADEN, 1 LLOYD H. HASLUP, 2 ALBERT GORSON, 4 CLAUDE S. HAGGARD, x CHAS. S. HASTINGS, 2 LUTHER S. Gosmzv, 3 RICHARD L. HAINES, 1 Wm H. HATCHER, JR., 1 O. KELSEY 6053, I EDWARD A. HAIRE, 1 EDWIN P. HATHAWAY, 2 ERIC B. GRAHAM, 1 IRWIN HALBRElCH, 2 BARRY F. HAWKINS, 2 LOUIS S. GRAHAM, JR., 2 VVILLIAM N. HALE, II, x H. W. Hwaxxs, 2 R0313 F. GRAHAM, 1 CHAS. C. HALL, JR., 1 ARTHUR S. HEALD, x SAM D. GRAHAM, 2 CLAUDE H. HALL, 1 WISTAR M. HEALD, JR., 1 THORBURN M. GRAHAM, 1 FREDERIC L. HALL, 3 FERD. HBCKLE, JR., I C. WILEY GRANDY, IV, 1 ROGER VV- HALL. 3 BENJ' 13- HEDDERLY' JR: 1 W. M. GRAVATT, 13., 3 GILBERT C. HALSTED, III, 3 HARPER K. HELLEMS, 2 FRANK D. GREEN, 2 ALGERNON H. HAMPTON, x STEPHEN W. HELLER, I Lawns L. Guam, 1 JOHN E. HANCOCK, 3 CLIFF HEMPHILL, JR., 3 Bow. GREENBAUM, 3 Roar. E. HANCOCK, Ja., 2 THOMAS H. HENRY, 2 JOHN C. GREENLEAF, JR., 2 GEO. S. HANKINS, 1 9- KEARNEY HENSEL, I HENRY P. GREENWALD, 2 HENRY H. HANNA, 1 , PHILIP B. HENSHAW, JR., 3 DAVID GRBER, JR., 2 CLINTON M. HARBINSON, JR., 2 JAMES K. HEROLD, 1 E691 UNDERGRADUATES ROBT. C. HOSFORD, r ERNEST T. JOLLEY, 3 680303 E. H017, x BASIL M. JONES, JIL, x J' 1 HERRELL' 2 CHAs. W. HOUFF, 2 BEVERLY JONES, 4. Dunn. K' HERNCK' 2 Roman W. HOWARD, 1 JAMES W. Jones, 2 ROBT. F. HERSHNER, x A. GREGORY Howe, JR., 1 PRESTON L. Jones, 1 J. LAWRENCE HERSON, II, 2 WM. H. HOWELL, JR., 1 W. WINTHROP Jomzs, 3 MORTIMER H. Hess, JR., 2 WALTER W. Hess, JR., 2 GUERARD H. Howxms, JR., 3 WM. A. Jones, 111, 2 ALLEN G. How, JR., 1 A. WALKER JORDAN, x PALMER A. HEWLETT, JR., 2 PHILIP D. How, 111., I HOWARD B. JosxAs, 2 FREDERICK S. HICKS, 1 EARL K. HUBBARD. I R. THos. JOYNER, JR. 2 JOHN C. HILDEBRAND, JR., 2 ' DAVID C. HUME, 2 WM. S. Junxms 2 FREDERICK S. HILL, 1 ' CHAs. W. HUNTSBERRY. 2 MALCOLM P. JUNKIN, JIL, r Geo. D. HILL, JR., 2 HARRY B. HURD' JR., I JOS. J. KAHN 2 HARRY H. HILL, JR., 2 ' W B H WM. D. HURLBUT, II, I ARTHUR KAPLAN, 4 M. . ILL R. 'J ' 3 CHARLES D. HURT, JR., 3 BERNARD H. KAsmorr, 2 WM. M. HILL, 1 GEORGE P. HU'ITON, 3 Lawns S. an, 2 EUGENE R. Hrrcucocx, 1 R031. A. IRELAND, JR., 3 H. F. KAUFFMAN, Jun, 3 JENNINGS W. Hanson, 13., x . WM. 0. IRVINE, I WM. R. KEADLE, x R. ARCHER Hanson, 111., 4 LEMUEL E. IVEY, 2 JOHN W. KEAST, r HARVEY J. HOCHFELDER, 2 CHAS. R. JACOBS, 1 RICHD. W. Keenan, 1 JOHN H. Home, 4 ROBERT M. JACOBS, 2 THos. E. KEENEY, 1 JACK H. Homes, 2 BART M. JAMES, 111., 1 MERVYN W. KELLAM, 1 WM. H. Hanna, 1 ERNEST H. JAMES, x MERVYN W. KELLAM, 1 JEROLD C. HOFFBERGER, 3 Rom G. JANNEY, 2 SOLON C. KELLEY, III, 1 CHAS. L. HOFFMAN, 3 RALPH C. JANOSCHKA, JR., 1 ELMER L. KELLY, 3 JULIAN H. HOFFMAN, 2 ALLAN H. JEFFERIES, I FREDK. W. KELLY, 13,, 3 Row. A. HOFFMAN, 3 HERNDON P. JEFFREYS, JIL, 1 BRUCE F. Kemp, ; WALLER L. HOLLODAY, 4 CHAS. W. JENNINGS, 1 JOHN KEMPF, 2 RALPH C. HOLLIDAY, 1 WM. F. JENSEN, JIM 3 CHAS. R. KENDALL, 1 RALPH T. HOLSAPPLE, JR., 1 JAMES 1 JESS ?! ' SELDEN B. KENNEDY, JIL, x ' , JOHN H. Hoorr, II, 3 CARL B. JOHNSON, 2 A Z. VANCE HOOKER, II, I LBERT D. KERLEY' 3 EDWW T- JOHNSON: 111. 2 DOUGLAS 0. KERN, 2 ALLEN C. HOPKINS, x , ELMER L. JOHNSON, JR 4. Tuos. E. Kassmc, I FORTESCUE W. Hopxms, 2 Lawxs B. JOHNSON, JR., 2 RUSSELL D KETCHAM 2 ' 9 JOHN H. HOPKINS. I MEREDITH JOHNSON, 3 VVM. T. KIMMEL, 2 JOHN B. HOPPER, 2 THOS. N. P. JOHNSON, JR., 3 CHAS. C. KING, 1m, 2 M. J. HORNOWSKI, 2 ' WM. R. JOHNSON, 1 Guy KING, JIL, 3 AAGE HORNSLETH, 3 R. WICKLIFFE JOHNSTON, 2 JAS. E. KING, 1 I701 WILLIS L. KING, 1 SAMUEL P. M. lesm', 1 HARRY N. KIRKPATRICK, 2 R031. H. Kuucwooo, 2 RICHD. L. KLEIN, 3 JACK. G. KLIPPEL, 3 ROYAL W. KNIGHT, 2 WM. W. KNIGHT, 1 JAs. M. KNOPP, r IRA KOENIGSBERG, 2 JULES G. KORNER, III, 1 ALEXANDER J. Koswlcx, 2 FRANKLIN H. KOVAcs, 2 FREDERIC S. T. LIANG, 2 GIRARD R. LOWREY, JR., 2 WM, R, Knausg, x FRANK H. LIBBY, 2 BLAINE L. LUCAS, JR., 1 WILLIAM KREIDLER, 4 L. JAMES LlCl-lTl-ZNSTEIN, I LORENZO F. LUCKIE, J., x ARTHUR KRIDA, 111., 3 CHAS. W. LlDEI.L, I JOHN M. LUDLAM, 2 ARNOLD N, K130051349. 2 CHAS. E. LmDINGrON, 2 ALVIN V. Lunwxc, 2 ADOLPH H. KRUEGER, JIL, x ROBT. S. LIEBLICH, 2 CHAS. H. LUPTON, JR., 1 JACK W. KUHN, 4 GARNE'IT W. Lle, 3 ROBERT C. LYDAY, l WM. H. KURTH, 3 HERBERT LINNE, 4 EDWARD M. LYMAN, x THODORE L. KURI.YA. 2 ARTHUR M. LIPKINT, JR., 2 THEODORE G. LYON, 3 ROBERT L. LACOCK, x DONALD C. LITTLE. 3 WM. S. LYON, 111., x JOSEPH E. LACY, 1 JAMES B. LITTLEFIELD, 3 ROBT. E. MCAI.P1NE, 3 pAUL B. LACY, JR., 1 JAMES H. LI'I'TLEHALES, JIL, 2 JAS. W. MCBRIAN, 2 BEN L. LAGARDE, 1 R. MONTE LIVERMORE, 1 JOHN E. MCCADDEN, JIL, 2 p. FRANK LAKE, , LAWRENCE A. vamcsmx, 3 Jusnx V, MCCARTHY, 4 IRWIN T. LAKIN, 1 BARTON M. LLOYD, 2 ANDREW L. MCCASKEY, 1 ROBERT W. LAMA, 2 CHAS. F. FLOYD, JR., 2 . J. J. MCCLOSKEY, JIL, 1 RICHARD S. LANAHAN, 1 JOHN J. LLOYD, 2 LLOYD L. MCCORMACK, 3 BENJ. K. LAancx. 3 RAYMOND J- LLOYD, 3 Ron. B. MCCORMACK, x CARI. M. LANG, 3 RICHARD L. LLOYD, 2 HORACE D. MCCOWAN, JIL, 2 DONALD E. LANCE, 1 JOHN L. LOBINGIER, JR., 3 C. GROVE MCCOWN, I EDMUND A. LANGHORNE, 3 STEPHEN E. LOEWY, I THos. E. MCCREA, 1m, 2 WM. KEENE LANGHORNE, 3 JOHN M. LONGMIRE, 3 MYRLIN MCCULLAR, 3 Roman I, LAKUS, 3 BERNARD LOREN, 2 WM. J. LAUCHNER, 3 GEORGE E, LASALLE, 1 EDMUND G. LORENZ, 2 Ron. T. LAU'I'ERSTEIN, 3 JAMES A. LATANE, JIL, 2 CHAS. H. LOUGHRIDGE, JR., I ROMEO T. LAVIANO, 2 JOHN R. LATOURE'ITE, JR., x O. Goom: LOVE, I FREDK. W. LAWRENCE, 2 PETER B. LAUCK, 2 WM. E. Lovs'r'r, x HENRY B. LAWRENCE, JIL, 1 T711 UNDERGRADUATES FRANK A. MACDUFF, 2 Wm. R. MCLEOD, 3 HAROLD L. MCGEORGE, JR., 3 HARRY R. MACMINN, 3 VVM' S. LAWRENCa I BENJ. J. MCGLINCHY, JR., 1 ROGER D. MCNAMEE, 2 BEN . F. LEAKE, R., J J 4 ROBERT J. MCGOVERN, x C- WILSON MCNEEl-Y. JR-, 3 WM. G. LEARY, JR., 3 DAVID H. MACGOWAN, 4 JOHN H. MCQUEEN, 1 PAUL E. LEATHEBERRY, JR., 2 JAS. C. MCGUSTY, 2 Geo. V. MCQUEENEY, 1 PARKER HALL LEE, JR., 1 . ROBT. T. McGusTv, JIL, 3 650' 3- MCTAVH: 2 HENRY LEIDHEISER, JR., 3 A. RANDOLPH MCIVER, 3 ROBT' T' MCWHORTERv 2 RICHARD W. LEONARD, 3 RxCHD. T. MCKEE, 2 JOHN B. MACAULAY, x THOMAS J. LEONARD, JR., 2 2 JOHN E. MCKENNA 1 hDWARD MACAULEY, III, 5 STANLEY M. LERNER, 2 ' ALFRED G. MACKENZIE, 2 FRED C- MACKLW: 2 ROBERT C. LEVER, III, 2 Row. G. McKaowx, JR., 4 L. NEWHALL MACOMBER, 4 MARSHALL A. LEVIN, 1 Ron. L. MchM, I JAMES M. MACON, JR., 1 HERBERT M. LEVITT, 2 S. CAROL MCKINSEY, 2 CARL H' MADDENv 2 BENJAMIN LEWIS, JR., 3 ANDREW V. MCLAGI.AN, 1 GEORGE F2 MAHONEY, 2 LEE M. MCLAUGIJN, 3 EDWARD G. LEWIS, 1 LEONARD I. MALIS, 3 IRVIN L. Laws 1 , Louxs E SCHINDEL ALFRED K' MANN' 2 LAWRENCE Lewxs R. - . 3 ' J 3 ARNOLD S. MANN, JR., 1 r - WM. D. MCLEAN, 3 MARKHAM L Laws, 1 CLARKE D. MANN, 3 WM. D. Lawns, JR., 1 FRANK R. MACLEAR, l JOHN T. MANNING, 111., x HARRY G. LEWMAN, 1 ALEX. MCLEOD, JR., 2 MICHAEL W. MANZIE, 2 GILMER A. MCDOUCALD, 3 RICHD. H. MCLEOD. x Ensox A. MARAHRENS, 3 W724. B. MARBURY, JR., 2 Gm. A. MARION, JR., 1 ROY R. MARKERT, 1 PHILIP W. MARxwoon, 6 WM. K. MARPLE, 1 A. C. MARSHALL, JR., 4. JAMES M. 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WOODWARD, JR., 1 LESTER G. Woomr, 2 JOSEPH WORTHINCTON, 2 JOHN H. WRENN, 1 DAVID B. WRIGHT, 2 ERNEST N. WRIGHT, x RICHARD C. WRIGHT, 1 WM. W. VVRIGHT, 3 JERRY E. WYATT, 2 CHAS. T. YANCBY, x J. P. YELLOWLBY, JR., 2 EDMUND R. YOUNG, 1 JOHN B. YOUNG, 1 PAUL C. YOUNG, 1 THOMAS T. YOUNG, 1 WM. P. YOUNGQUIST, 3 CHARLES D. YULE, 2 EL! ZARETSKY 2 RICHARD J. ZEAMER, 1 JOHN E. ZEARFOSS, JR., 3 KARL G. ZEISLER, 2 HOBERT H. ZIEGLER, x WALTER F. ZOLLINGER, 2 UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES SECOND TERM Jession of 1939-1940 N ghe following students, having passed in the preceding term on all courses taken, aggregating not less than five, with an average grade on all courses of at least eighry-seven per cent, are placed on the Dearfs List of DISTINGUISHED STUDENTS BACON, THOMAS HOWARD BAKE. RICHARD ROYALL, 111 MM. FRANK HENRY 3AM. CHARLES WYNN mm. ARTHUR JAY BATES. JOHN DAVIS BAUKNIGHT. WILLIAII cm. In. BAUDlGARD. mann- MARK mm. MARSHALL DAVID BILL. LEWIS mum BILL. 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RUSSIILL JOHNmN. n. 5cm. RICHARD M. -1. DWARD MELVIN SILONICK. EDWARD HENRY 5mm. AMN HARVEY WATS. THOMAS DANIEL. JR. SILK. MORTON JACK SMITH. HOWARD HCQUEN MAVELY. WILLIAM PENNINGTON AULDXNO. ROBERT LELJ'I amo. MORTON annual morn PRIDIRICK Roam ms. CARLA NDRITCKE STEWART. MILTON ELLIS STORES. THOMAS IRWIN mun. RAWOND L. In. THOMSON. JOHN WILLIAI. III TINKHL JOHN HANK TRAPNILL. RICHARD WATKmB. m m. CHARLES HICI'OR TRUTI'l'. JAm an! Incomuu. IDLI- CECIL BENJAMIN 'I'YLIJI .J'K 'ALIJNGTON. mm cum. n. WARE PAM ACU WWN, JACK W vmm. Ml WEBB. :11. WW. DONALD DENT WILLIS, WILTSHXRI. RICHARD WATKINS WINOKUR. HIREDIT SIMON MOP. ROBERT CECIL JR. WOLTL ROBET KAY WORTHINGTON, JOSEPH 0mm YOUNG, mm BROOKE THE DEPARTMENT llF LAW By JUDGE ARMISTEAD MASON DOBIE In a happy phrase of the late President Alderman, it was a gladness and a joy to this writer to be, for more than a third of a century, connected with the University of Virginia Law School. At the dawn of this century, he entered the law school, with enthusiasm, as a student; when the century had run two-fifths of its alloted span, he left the law school, with regret, as its dean. From this flow at least two consequences. One: The writer certainly had adequate opportunities for intimate and accurate hrst-hand knowledge of the school; Two: He developed for the school an affection so real and so lasting that, in writing of it, he must needs use not the cold and clammy terms of a purely dispassionate critic, but rather the warmer and more wel- come words that instinctively spring from deep devotion. According to the catalogue tand even the catalogue of this law school is humanl: Among the original schools contemplated in Mr. Jeffersonis plan for the organization of the University of Virginia was lLaw: Municipal and Foreign, Embracing the General Principles, Theory and Practice of Jurisprudence, together with the Theory and Principles of Constitutional Govern- ment.' Accordingly the School of Law was established in 1826 and has been an integral part of the university from its foundation. To few human institutions, as to a law school, is so truthfully and so trenchantly applicable the great dictum of St. Paul: The letter killeth but the spirit giveth life. And on the bust of the great John B. Minor is graven: He taught the Law and the reason thereof. Were the writer asked tand frequently he has been so askedl to express tersely the spirit of the Law School, two words come instantly into mind: Tlmrouglmess, Honor. The second sentence of de- scriptive matter in the catalogue reads: llThe aim of the Department of Law has been, from earliest days, to maintain a high standard as a requirement for graduation-the degree being conferred only upon such students as have satisfactorily completed the prescribed course of study according to traditionally rigid standards. Very appropriately the catalogue ends: wThe work of the Law School is conducted under the Honor System. In a past of grandeur, the Law School has absolutely and unremittingly insisted upon a high standard of scholarship, and an even higher standard of personal honor; it is this writerls fond hope and fervent prayer that from these standards the Law School may never, even by one jot or tittle, recede in an even more glorious future. Great men have taught in this Law School, respected, revered and remembered by those stu- dents privileged to sit at the feet of these glamorous Gamaliels. And triumphantly, these men have given the lie to Shakespeare's cynical lines-the good they did was not interred with their bones, rather does their truth go marching on to light their successors upon their way to a juristic Mantua. To mention only some of the distinguished dead, the Law School will always hail with acclaim Tucker, Minor, Lile and Graves. And even so brief a sketch as this must mention the consistent and successful eHorts on behalf of the Law School of this university's only two pres- idents: Alderman and Newcomb. For many talas! far too manyi years, the Law School was inadequately housed in the R0- tunda. Only in 1911 did it acquire, in Minor Hall, a real home of its own. And since 1932. due to the generosity of an alumnus who lived up to President Alderman's delinition: the loyal son of a devoted motherfl William Andrews Clark, Jr., the school has dwelt in commodious and handsome quarters, worthy of its best traditions. After all, by their fruit shall ye know them. And under that test, this Law School may justly claim preeminence. Like the mother of the Gracehi, she may proudly point to her sons and now to her daughtersi as her jewels. During the great World War, one of her sons, Woodrow Wilson, was President of the United States. There is hardly a high oHice in state or federal government which a son of hers has not touched and adorned; for hers has been a gospel of public service. When she is assailed, as, in all human institutions, must sometimes happen, only need she call attention to the record of her children and safely leave the verdict to posterity. I801 James Madison 1751-1836 From the Rosenthal engraving after the Gilbert Stuart portrait. The original por- trait is in the possession of Thoma JeHerson Coolidge of Boston; the original engraving in the Rosenthzl Collection of the Alderman Library. University of Virginia. James Madison, Father of the Constitution and fourth President of the United States, played so active 3 part in the events lead- ing to the establishment of the University, that his name may justly be enrolled among those of the institutiods founders. A member of the first Board of Visitors, he succeeded Mr. Jefferson as Rector of the University in 1826, and served faithfully in this capacity until 1834. THE DEPARTMENT UP LAW UNI Act- DFFIEEBS DEPARTMENT UP LAW O F F I C E R S BENJAMIN B. FOWLER . . . V ........................................... President MORTIMER M. CAPLIN ............................................. Vice-President HIEROME L. OPIE ............................................. Secretary-Treamrer JAMES C. SARGENT ................................................... Historian I821 APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN LAW THOMAS CARL ANDREWS SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA JOHN HAMILTON AYLOR BRIGHTWOOD, VIRGINIA 2 N 4, EDWARD CARRINGTON BOYKIN, JR. MAPLEWOOD, NEW JERSEY St. Elmo 1A 10 Swimming Team; P. K. Society; Skull and Keys; Phi Delta Phi. PHILIP SHERMAN BRAYTON FALL RIVER, MASSACHUSETTS STUART ELLETT BROWN, JR. ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA 11' K E, 0 A K 3.5.. University of Virginia; Phi Delta Phi; Skull and Keys; German Club; T. I. L. K. A.; Raven Society: u2; Chairmam Bad Check Committee. 1937-38; Freshman Football and Track, 1933-34; Varsity Track. 1934-38; HV Club: Chairman, First Year Law Clan. 1937-38; Virginia Law Re- view 1Associalc Decisions Edimn 1939-401; Dean's List; Dormitory Coun1 sellur; Student Vestry of St. PauPs Church. HOUSTON LERoss BROWNE ROANOKE, VIRGINIA MORTIMER MAXWELL CAPLIN JAMAICA ESTATES, LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK H A 1?, O A K Phi Beta Kappa; Raven Society; 13 Society; HV Club; Washington Society; Virginia Players; Press Club; Editor-in-Chief, Virginia Law Re- view; Varsity Boxing Team. 1935, 1936, 1937; First Year Boxing Coach. 1938, 1939, 1940; Samuel Baker Woods Tr. Award; Vichresident. Raven Society; Law School Dean's List; Vice-Presidcnc. Law School; President. Virginia Players, 1937. Listed in Who's Who Among Students in Amer- ican Universities 1nd Collegu. ROBERT LUMPKIN CARTER MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA z x momAmumdy WILLIAM FIELDS CARTER MARTINSVILLE. VIRGINIA 9 X Phi Beta Kappa; Omicton Delta Kappa. MILLARD CASS NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Phi Bela Kappa; Raven Society; Virginia Law Review. RALEIGH COLSTON CHRISTIAN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA A 1' Skull and Keys; P. K. Society; Phi Delta Phi; Treasurer, Raven Society; Eli Banana; IMP; Virginia Law Review. JAMES GILLIAM CONRAD HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA K 2 I831 APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN LAW AUSTIN CUNNINGHAM WASHINGTON, D. C. Dean and Tribune of Delta Theta Phi; Law School Advisory Council. 1938 39; Lila Law Club. jOHN HILBURN DAVIS, JR. BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA K 2 Freshman Football and Boxing; Varsity Football Squad: First Year Cabinet; Senior Cabinet; German Society; Washington Society; Manager, Varsity Track; Social Chairman, University Center. HENRY FENTON DAY DANVILLE, VIRGINIA O. LAWRENCE DORTCH COLUMBIA, TENNESSEE Phi Delta Phi; Virginia Law Review. JOHN ROWLAND DUDLEY MIDDLEBURG. VIRGINIA ch K 2 Virginia Law Review. DONALD STEWART DUGAN BVANSTON, ILLINOIS 4? r A BENJAMIN BAYLIS FOWLER LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY A T A Phi Alpha Delta: President of Law School; Virginia Section Editor of Virginia Law Review; Raven Society; Honor Committee; Dean's List. VANCE MITCHELL FRY WILMINGTON, VIRGINIA A O 4' Editorial Board of Virginia Law Review: Dean's List. NATHANIEL VVEEMS GENNETT, JR. ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA JOHN MARSHALL GEPHART, BS. 1938 OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA St. Elmo L1 '10 Eli Banana; Business Staff. Virginia Law Review; German Club; Skull and Keys; ' V Club; Interfraternity Council. 1938-39; Freshman Manager Boxing, 1937-38. DUNCAN CHAPIN Gum FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA A K E Freshman Football and Boxing, 1914-35; Varsity Track, 1936; Skull and Keys; P. K. Society. SPENCER GLAs GILL, JR. NORFOLK. VIRGINIA n K A Delta Theta Phi. I841 APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN LAW JOHN FORSYTH Com; GLENN XVY DEPOT, VIRGINIA St. Anthony Phi Delta Phi Haresidcnt. 193W; T. I. L. K. A.; Raven Society; Virginia Law Revitw: P. K. Society; Trigon; Press Club; Ediror-in-Chief. Virginia Engineering News; Student Senate, 1936-38; Listed in Who's Wlho Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. ROBERT EMANUEL GOLDSTEN CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA Little Congress; Student Assembly. 1939-40; Nash L1w Club; 8.5. in Com- merce; Graduate Associate School of Commerce and Business Administration: Member of Virginia Bar. VVILLIAM TIPPETT GRASTY STAUNTON, VIRGINIA 4, K w Freshman Boxing; Freshman Track. VEIT AULL HAIN, JR. CHICAGO. ILLINOIS St. Anthony m 10 Virginia Law Review; Sigma Nu Phi; Jegerson Society. JOSEPH MARTIN HANDLAN PARKERSBURG, WEST VXRGINKA A T Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Alpha Delta; A.B., Marietta College. GARRARD HARRIS BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA X A E Phi Alpha Delta; Virginia Law Review; Press Club; Law Students' Advisory Council. EUGENE GAINES HAWKINS WASHINGTON, D. C. THEODORE HETZLER, JR. NEW YORK, NEW YORK Minor Law Club. ALBERT NEIL HICKEY VINE GROVE, KENTUCKY eh A A S. PAGE HIGGINBOTHAM ORANGE, VIRGINIA Dclra Theta Phi; 85., University of Virginia, 1936i Dean's List, College; Smdent Assembly; Dean's List, Law School. JAMES HENNING HILLIARD LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY B e n. 0 A K Skull and Keys: P. K. Sociely; T. I. L. K. A.; '2; UV Club; Manager Boxing, 1937-38; Student Senate, 1938-39: Chairman. Board of Arbitration. 1939-40; Phi Alpha Delta; Listed in Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. JOHN NOXON HOWARD NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT 2 N ep I851 I c, X $34. C x APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN LAW ALLEN S. HUBBARD, JR. NEW YORK, NEW YORK Phi Alpha Delta. JAMES LEWIS HUGHES, JR. BIRMINGHAM. ALABAMA 2 N 4, PETER IRVING, JR. NEW YORK, NEW YORK St. Elmo M 40 Freshman Football Squad, I935; Lacrosse Team, 1937. 1938: Service Scholar in Spanish, 1936-39: Skull and Keys; German Club; Phi Delta phi. ERIK AUGUSTIN JOHNSON CAMBRIDGE, MASSAO'HJSBTTS z N eh WILLIAM VERNON THRAVES Jusns PORT RILEY, KANSM 2 N 4. Virginia Law Review; Dean's List, Law School, 193940. JAMES LLEWEI.LYN KALER MARYDBL, MARYLAND Supervisor of Law Clubs. BENJAMIN THOROGOOD KINSEY PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA A K E Eli Banana; Phi Delta Phi; IMP; Raven Sodciy: V Club; Ltgislation Editor. Virginia Law Review; Manager of Basketball, 1938-39. MICHAEL EDWIN KIVLIGHAN STAUNTON, VIRGINIA JOHN FUQUA KIZER MILAN, TENNESSEE 2: A E Phi Delta Phi; Skull and Keys; German Club; V Club; Baseball, 1936-38. SAMUEL KEENE CLAGGETT KOPPER MADISON, NEW JFnSEY Madison Hall Cabinet. 1938-39; International Relations Club. 1937-39; Institute of Public Affairs, Assistant Round Table Leader, 1938-39. ROBERT BOLLING LAMBETH BEDFORD, GIRGINIA FRANK MCCONNELL LANDEFELD SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA 2 A 1: Assistant Manager, Track, 1935; Varsity Manager, Track. I936; V Club; Skull Ind Keys; Freshman Swimming. Boxing. I861 APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN LAW EDWIN MADISON LEONARD Phi Beta Kappa. COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA ANDREW RYDER LINSCOTT SWAMSCOTI'. MASS. CHARLES EWING GREEN LLOYD NEW YORK, NEW YORK JOHN KENNETH MACDONALD, JR. PADUCAH, KENTUCKY 4; A A jULIEN JACQUELIN MASON COLONIAL BEACH, VIRGINIA K A Sigma Nu Phi. CHARLES WARWICK MAUZE NEW YORK, NEW YORK K A Virginia L1w Review; Phi Alpha Delta. GLYNN PERRIN MCCONNELL GATE CITY, VIRGINIA Student Assembly; Sigma Nu Phi. JOHN BRIGGS MCLEMORE COLUMBIA, TENNESSEE AKE HL'GH STOCKDELL MEREDITH VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA n K A CHARLES GIBSON MIDDLETON, JR. HARROD CREEK, KENTUCKY A 1' Golf Team; Lambda Pi; German Club; Eli Banana. ASHTON CHAPMOND MILLER, JR. CHARLO'ITESVILLE, VIRGINIA A a n VVILLIAM JAMES BURLEY MlLLER MOUNDSVILLE, WEST VIRGINIA A X A Sigma Nu Phi. E871 APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN LAW EUSTACE CONWAY MONCURE RICHMOND, VIRGINIA B 9 n Phi Alpha Delta: German Club; Skull and Keys; V Club; Freshmin Track and Football Numerals: Football Squad. I934.36; Football Team. 1936; 5.5., University of Virginia. 1937 LEWIS JEFFERSON MOORMAN, JR. OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA Dartmouth College; Phi Alpha Della. RICHARD PARKS MOSER SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 8.5.. University of Washington. JOSEPH Nonwoon MYERS INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA A 9 n VON DANIEL OEHMIG CHATI'ANOOGA, TENNESSEE GERALD RICHARD O'MELVENY LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA A 2 P Master of the Rolls. Sigma Nu Phi; Law Club Assistant; Intramural Bas- kaball; Baseball Umpire, Freshman Games. HIEROME LINDSAY OPIE, jR. STAUNTON, VIRGINXA n 9 11 Manager. Freshman Baseball. 1937; P. K. Society; Lambda Pi; Boxing Team. 1938; V Club; Raven Society; Secretary-Treasurer, Law School; B-A; Phi Alpha Della. FRANCES LEIGH ORGAIN DINWIDDIE, VIRGINIA rv A A jAMEs EDWARD PALMER, jR. ROANOKE, VIRGINIA e x Glee Club. 1937-40; Sigma Nu Phi; Starr and dupont Scholarships: Law School Advisory Ccuncil. LOUIS H L'ME PARENT LAIlCHMONT. NEW YORK Virginia Law Review; Sigma Nu Phi. HANSELL MERRILL PASCO RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA A K E Phi Delta Phi; Raven Society; Eli Banana; 2 Society; Board of Dormi- tory Counsellors; Student Assistant in Law; Virginia Law Review. THOMAS L. PERKINS UPPER MONTCLAIR, NEW jERSEY l881 APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN LAW ANDREW JACKSON PIETSCH, 11 WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK K A ROBERT RAYMOND PONTIFEX NORFOLK, VIRGINIA E 4: I-I. U A K Delta Theta Phi; Student Senate. 1938-1939. Chairman of Senate; Assemv bly Committee on Student Elections, 1938-39; President of Student Senate. 193940; Chairman of Health Service Board; Dagger Society; International Relations Club; CoChairman of Student Red Cross Drive; Governing Board of University Center: Student Assembly; First Year Track; Listed in Who'x Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. HAROLD GORDON POTTs BERRYVILLE. VIRGINIA R03ERT IS. LEE PURDUM TOWSON, MARYLAND VVILLIAM ALGER PUTNAM SOUTH CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA K 2: OLIVER BENTON QL'IN, III MCCOMB, MISSISSIPPI r. x Phi Alpha Delta; P, K. Society; 8.5., University of Missouri. KENNETH ROBERT REDDEN BRONX, NEW YORK Secretary and Book Review Editor. Virginia Law Review. ALBERT FONTAINE REUTLINGER LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY A K E, O A K IMP; Eli Banana; Skull and Keys; German Club, President. 1939-40: Foot- ball. 1936-37; V Club; Governing Board, Inlerfratermiy Council. 1937-39. GEORGE RICHARDSON, III DLUEFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA FRANCIS COLEMAN ROSENBERGER ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA Editor-in-Glief, Th: Virginia Spanner, 1938-39; Jefferson Society. Press Club; American Student Union; International Relations Club; Peace Council; Student Assembly; Little Congress. XVILLIAM ARCHER ROYALL TAZEWELL, VIRGINIA Delta Theta Phi. Dun, 1939-40; Law Student Advisory Council, 1939-40. SIDNEY MATHEWS RL'FFIN POTTSTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA X A E Phi Alpha Delta; HV Club; Press Club; IVlnnJger. Vaxsiw Baseball, 1939; Assistant Busmess Manager. Cvlltgt Y'OPIU. 1937-38; Dean's List, IJw School; P. K. Society; 8.5., University of Virginia. l891 APPLICANTS FORDEGREESIN LAW JOHN GL'THRIE RUST COWBTA, OKLAHOMA E A E Dean's List, College; Chairman, Ccnlcr Party; Little Congress, Recording Secretary: ViceAPresident. University Christian Association. JAMES CUNNINGHAM SARGENT NEW YORK, NEW YORK K 2 Skull and Keys; Gelman Club; Historizn. I940 Law Class. ROBERT MILTON SAUNDERS NEWPORT NEWS. VIRGINIA e A x COLLINS JACQUES SEITZ WILMINGTON, DELAWARE Raven Society; Decisions Editor, Virginia Law Review; Student Instructor in Law; Little Congress; Dunk List. Law School. ARNOLD NETH ERWOOD SLOAN UNIVERSITY, VXRGINIA St. Anthony Hall Phi Delta Phi; P. K. Society; T. I. L. K. A.; IMP; Tennis Team, 1934-37; Freshman Baseball, 1934; Assistant Director of Intramural Sports. DOWNING LEML'EL SMITH CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA H K A Delta Theta Phi; uVH Club; German Club; Dagger Society; President. Student Senate; Interfratemity Council; Student Assembly; Listed in Whok Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. JOSEPH HAYWARD STRATTON, JR. GORDONSVILLE, VIRGINIA Virginia Law Review; Phi Alpha Delta; Dean's List. VVILLIAM EDWARDS SUDDATH, JR. WARRENSBURG, MISSOURI 4, A 9 LL'THER LOWRY SULLIVAN HELENA. ARKANSAS E X Sigma Nu Phi; Glee Club; Interfralernity Council; Student Asszmbly. A. CL'LLEN TEN EYCK, JR. GREAT NECK, NEW YORK K 2 Little Cangmss; Senior Cabinet. GODFREY XVADDELL UPDIKE CHARLO'ITESVKLLE, VIRGINIA Assistant Chief of Student Polite, 193738. 1939-40 PAUL KARL mx BERGEN ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN I901 APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN LAW JULIAN ONESIME VON KALINOVVSKI NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA 4: K 1' Phi Alpha Delta; Dean's List. EDWIN VVoons WARNER PULASKI. NEW YORK 4, F A B.A., Colgate University. SAMUEL DENNIS VVARREN ESSEX, MASSACHUSETTS SIDNEY DANIEL VVATSON CHARLOTTESVILLB, VIRGINIA II K A Delta Theta Phi. RICHARD MARSHALL VVELLING CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA H. GILMER WELLS LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY A T A GEORGE GARLAND VVILSON, JR. RADFORD, VIHGINIA JOHN MALLISON WILSON, JR. LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA 2 X Phi Alpha Delta: Virginia Law Review: Dean's List; 85., Roanoke College. BLAKE BAKER VVOODSON CHARLOTTESVILLE, VXRGINIA H K A Delta Theta Phi; JeRcrson Society; Virginia Players; Student Assembly. EDWIN PRYOR VVORMINGTON NORFOLK, VIRGINIA x A Dagger Society; Rho Epsilon; Radio Club; Student Assembly; Inmrfmlemity Cuuxml; Dcaxfs Llsl; Conxs AND CURLS. H IZNRY LORNE WYATT CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA x 4: I911 .v S. G. ALRICH L. S. AUCHINCLOSS C. F. BACHMANN, II 1.. L. BEAN, JR. J. B. BEATY, JR. D. G. BLALOCK W. R. BREEDLOVE A. J. BRENT R. C. Bkooxs J. D. BROWN J. W. BURKE, JR. M. Hussy J. D. BUTZNER S. B. CAMPBELL, JR. D. CARIJNER C. L. CLOVER A. H. COLE R. P. CONNETrE C. S. CONNOR R. L. CONNOR T. Coocn D. B. Coxn, JR. H. CRAWFORD S. A. CULBERTSON, II A. R. CUSHMAN W. M. CUSHMAN MRS. S. G. DALE B. W. DAVENPORT A. A. DAVIS, jR. H. H. DAVIS, JR. D. K. DAYTON W. A. DICKINSON THE Luz; vvvr-L--.aL.J-HL- SECOND YEAR H. E. DINWIDDIE, jk. M. R. Duam R. C. DUKE MISS M. E. Epsn W. L. FAGC j. A. FARIA W. H. FICKES M. FIELD, JR. E. FINLM, JR. H. B. FLETCHER H. B. F. FRANKLIN W. H. FROST J. R. FULTON M. I. GOLDSTEIN M. M. GOODMAN R. A. GRAHAM, JR. H. GRAY, JR. W. H. GRIMBALL, JR. 1. M. HAMLET, JR. R. G. HARPER D. A. HARRISON, III F. H. HELLER V. D. HITCHINGS, JR. G. K. HOOKER W. H. Hunmxs R. D. JOHNSTON T. M. JOHNSTON S. K. Jon'as, In. J. M. KELLY S. G. LANDON, JR. C. T. LECKIE I921 R. H. Ln: R. C. LEVERICII M. R. LEVY S. LITMAN A. C. Ll'l'fl.Ej0HN, JR. E. M. LOWRANCE L. D. MCNEIH, C. S. MCVEIGH. JR. C. C. MANNING, JR. 8. R. MARKS, JR. 1. D. MARTIN. 111 T. B. MASON J. V. MATHEWS, 11 G. S. MILES W, P. OBERNDORFER G. W. OBERST L. W. OEHMIC J. L. OLIVER C. T. O'NEILL, JR. W. A. PAGE B. W. PATTISHALL A. 1. D. PAUL, JR. 1- W. PEARCE C. A. PIPPEN, JR. L. H. POE, JR. T. R. PRICE R. M. RICHARDSON D. '1'. RUBY F. SARGEX'I', III I. SCIIINDLER H. G. SMART DEPARTMENT 5 . - J. .L. .LJ. .k G. P. SMrru, JR. M. SMITH . SONNENSCHEIN, JR. L. SOURS P. STAPLES D. Srmxanuccn . STEINGOID . M. STEWART F. STIMPSON, JR. . A. STOLLER P. SL'MMERS M. TRAYNOR B. TRENT . TURNBULL . S. Tl'THILL, JR. . J. TYMOFF B. URION . S. WAMAB, JR. W. WALLER S. VARD . C. WATrs, JR. A. WEBB E. WHEELER F. WunTLE H. WILLIAMS, JR. . F. WILLIAMS H. T. XVnsox W. WINSTON, jx. . Mosm' Wmsrox, JR. . G. XVoons . B. YOUNG wan: 0: xx;+?4prOxO$wwx:z?wrz: llP LAW THE DEPARTMENT FIRST YEAR WILLIAM SPENCER Anox, JR. LUCIEN BUNCH DAY JOHN JOSEPH ABBERLY JOHN CALVXN ADAMS ROBERT MADDOCK BACKES MARTIN LEWIS BALL, JR. JACKSON COURTNEY DODGE ANDREW A. DUER, JR. JAMES FILLMORE DULANEY JOSEPH HAYNSWORTH EARLE THOMAS ROCHELLE BANDY, JR. JAMES E. EDMUNDS, III SIDNEY JESSE BARBAN C. ROBERT BARD THOMAS M. EDWARDS, JR. CHARLES JARVIS FAY, JR. HAMPTON GAINES BAYLOR, JR. 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ALAN NELSON JENKINS WILLIAM GAULT JENS STANLEY VVALKER IoNEs CHARLES Iosapu KENNY GEORGE THURMAN KEYES ROBERT Conwm KIRKLAND BROCKENBROUCH LAMB, JR. THOMAS B. LARKIN. JR. JOHN DAVID LEITCH, JR. IVEY FOREMAN LEWIS, JR. FRANCIS VIELE Lownm, JR. GEORGE H. Lucxm, JR. CHALMERS T. MCCALLUM JAMES B. MCCLEI.1.ANn, III MURRAY P. MCCLUSKEY Norms LAUCHLIN MCCOMB WALTER G. MCKENNEY, JR. RICHARD F. MCMAHON, JR. DAVID BARHYDT MARSHALL HARRY TAYLOR MARSHALL, JR. HUGH M. MATHESON, JR. HENRY D. MAY ELus SPEAK MIDDLETON, II JAMES RUSSELL MOORE RUSSELL LAMAR Moons MANDEVII.I.E MULLALLY, JR. DAVID BROWN NICHOLSON EDWARD M. O'CONNEIJ. LOREN DAVID PACKER DANIEL HARMON PAYNE ARMISTEAD PEWON BENJ. THOMPSON PIERCE GERARD BERNARD PODESTA FRED GRESHAM POLLARD IAMEs 0. PUTNAM, JR. MELVIN FREDERICK RAHN WILLIAM WHITE RAY JOHN WILLIAM REED JOHN LAWSON Rmaxoun WILLIAM T. ROBERTS, JR. A. HEATON ROBERTSON. II THOMAS ANTRIM ROLLER F LAW GUY RUTHERFORD WlLLxAM H. SANDERS, 11 form DAVIN SMALLlchE RAYNER VARSER SNEAD CLAUDE V. SPRATLBY, JR. ALBERT JOSEPH STIFTEL JOHN L. STINSON JOHN SHARP STRANG JOHN C. SUMMERS, JR. DAVID REEDER TACGART JOHN Corn'on TALBOTT SHEPHERD TATE PHILIP GIBSON TERRIE CHARLES ROACH THOMAS, JR. WILLIAM GRANVILLE TINSLEY JOHN P. TOMLINSON, JR. KILIAEN V. R. TOWNSEND BEVERLY R. TUCKER, JR. JOHN DAVENPORT TURNER ALARIC WILLIAM VALENTIN HENRY VAN DER G053 ROANE WARING, JR. WILLIAM DUVAL WEBER GEORGE GRATTAN WESTON BRADFORD VVXLES DONALD RANDOLPH WILSON ANTON OSCAR WOLFE, JR. JOSEPH CASS Wooou: ADAM MARTIN WYANT Enwm T. VVYCKOFF NICHOLAS ZERNOW JOSEPH HYMAN 2stan I931 APPLIEANTS FllPu DEGREES Whose Pidures Do Not Appear in We Book STUART ASHBY BARKSDALE ALFRED RIVES BERKELEY, JR. MICHAEL ANTHONY Bosco HUGH WILLIAMS BRANCH HUBERT szs BUCHANAN, JR. THORNTON WEST BURNET NATHANIEL JACKSON CARROLL FRANCIS MARVIN COMPTON RICHARD EMMETI' DAVIS GUILLERMO DE Roux HARRY EVANS memma, JR. KERR STEWART EVANS ARMAND STANFORD FELDMAN REGAN FULLER WILLIAM HARRIS GAINES, JR. BENSON EDWARD GAMMON WILLIAM E. GILLIAM WILLIAM LETCHER ALLMAN ANTHONY Anmsox Buss RUBEN ESTEBAN CALDERON RAYMOND GREGORY DENNE PORTER RANDOLPH GRAVES ROBERT BLAKELY GREENOUGH DUDLEY NICKERSON HAR'IT, JR. THOMAS MCMURRAY ARMISTEAD JAMES A. L. MATHERS CHARLES VVAGNER HARRISON,JR. AYRES MORRISON ANNIE LILLIAN BALDOCK SARAH NORFLEET DAUGHTRBY COLLEGE VVILIJAM NIORGAN GOADBY MILTON SIDNEY GOLDMAN DAVID BURTON GRIFFIN, JR. ROBERT SMITH HARRIS LEWIS DAVID HIRSCHLER BENJAMIN F. HOLLINGER Lams DAVID JACOBSON VVILBBR LEE JENKINS WILLIAM Bnowx JONES MORTON JUNGER DOUGLAS KINCAID FRED MARION Lace, III JOHN DAVID LEITCH, JR. FRANK SIDLE LYNN, JR. ROBERT FRED MCCARTY FRANK ARMSTRONG MCCUE LAW DANIEL FRANCIS HORSEY ALLEN SKINNER HUBBARD, JR. ROBERT CLARKE JACOB, JR. ROY L. KINCANNON, JR. COLIN CAMPBELL MACRAE, JR. THOMAS MARSHALL MEDICINE JAMES SPICER MURRAY, JR. Amos LESLIE STEPHENS, JR. ENGINEERING ALBERT MAURICE SHERWOOD JOHN PARKE SIMPSON JAMES CAMPBELL STRAS, JR. EDUCATION ROSALYN TINDEL Fxcxas MARY LOUISE HOSMER ELIZABETH HURTr B. 5. IN NURSING EDUCATION FLORENCE ELLEN ELLIOTT I941 RICHARD DIXON Moon. LE'WIS ALBERT PATTERSON, ll RICHARD BANKS PAYNE DONALD JOHNSTON PROCTOR WILLIAM CoouDGE RICHARDS JUSTIN B. ROLFE JARED LANE ROLSTON EDWARD POWER SHARRETTS, JR. ROBERT LEE SPAULDING, JR. BURTON DAVID VUCDOR MARY MARTIN WADE JOHN HERBERT WAITE, JR. CHARLES ELLIOT WHEELER THOMAS BYRNE VVHrresmE Enwm Amnxmon YANDELL, JR. NICHOLAS ZERNOW JOSEPH HYMAN ZISKIND ELwoon FRANKLIN MELSON, JR. FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT, JR. JOHN PETER SAUL, III ROYALL VICTOR, JR. DUFFEL S'rmmxsox WATSON HENRY HUNTER WATSON, JR. WILLIAM RAWLE VVBEKs, 11 MICHAEL CHESTER TAVENNER JAMES BAKER TWYMAN CLEMENT MANLY VVADE, JR. JOHN THOMAS WARD PETER Joux NISTAD JAMES Lomx WRIGHT James Monroe 1758-1831 From the engraving of the ponrail by Vanderlyn. in the National Portrait Gallery. As President of the United States and a member of the Board of Visitors of the University, James Monroe presided at the lay- ing of the cornerstone of the first pavilion inow the Colonnade Club, West Lawni, on the morning of October 6, 1817. The hill within the grounds, which now bears his name, was pur- chased by Monroe in 1790, and here for some time he lived, maintaining his law ofhce in a small building near the house. DEPARTMENT HF MEDICINE I951 eelh. DPFIEEBS DEPARTMENT IJF MEDICINE O F F I C E R 5 WILLIAM M. JEFFERIES .............................................. President HAROLD H. str ............................................. . Vice-President JOHN R. Monms ................................ V .............. Secretary JOHN C. HAWK . ................................................ Treasurer HENRY W. MAYO ..................... , .......................... Historian I961 APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN MEDICINE EDGAR CLAYTON BRANTLY, JR. DANVILLE, VIRGINIA 4,11 Calconon . JAMES GARNETT BRUCE, JR. CULPEPBR, VIRGINIA e x Phi Beta Pi. EUGENE S. CARTER, JR. FAYETTEVILLE, WEST VIRGINIA q: x ITALO CHARAMELLA WILMINGI'ON , DELAWARE GRAHAM CLARK ENGLBWOOD, NEW JERSEY K A; '1, X JOHN ALEXANDER COCKE HOLLINS COLLEGE, VIRGINIA d: K x? Calconon; Freshman and Varsity Track; P. K. Society; Lambda Pi; CORKS AND CURLS; Intermediate Honors; BUS I936 ASHBY COLEMAN LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA A T n Calconon WILLIAM SWINDELL CREDLE OXFORD, NORTH CAROLINA N 2 N; x $ JAMES VVORKMAN CULBERTSON WOODRUFF, SOUTH CAROLINA II K d, VIRGIL CLAYTON DANIELS, JR. BOYDTON, VIRGINIA q: 3: CHARLES EMMETT DAVIS, JR. RURAL RETREAT, VIRGINIA tb B II Intramural: VVILLIAM LEE DAVIS LYNNHAVBN, VIRGINIA N 2 N l97J APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN MEDICINE MARVIN BUNCH DAY HARTFORD, CONNEL'TICUT N 2 x VVILLIAM MINOR DEYERLE BLUEFIELD. WEST VIRGINIA N x N DAVIS RICHARDSON DRISCOLI. COVINGTON, VIRGINIA cb B n HENRY DUNLOP ECKER WASHINGTON, D. c. K A Calconon; Fruhman Football. 1912: Varsity Football Squad, 1933; Inxerfra- ternity Council, l934-36; President, Brotherhood of St. Andrew. 1937. JOSEPH VVILSON EVERSOLE COEBURN, VIRGINIA Pi Kappa Alpha; Phi Chi; HERBERT RUPERT FARBER PATERSON, N. J. rb r K HENRY HASKINS FERRELL, JR. GOOCHLAND COURTHOUSE, VIRGINIA X 4i Calconon; Associat: Author, Medical Show, 1940; Boxing Adjunct. 1933-35. JULIAN HAROLD FRIEDEN NORFOLK. VIRGINIA Alpha Epsilon Pi; Phi Delta Epsilon. HENRY L. GARDNER, JR. SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA vb x ALFRED RANDOLPH GARNETT NORFOLK. VIRGINIA A K 1-3, 0 .x K IMP; T. I. L. K. A.: Lambda Pi; P. K. Sociely; President. P. K.. l938-39; Freshman Football and Track. 1932-33; Varsity Foorball and Track. I953A35; B.S . 1935; Varsity Club. RICHARD VVINGFZELD GARNETT, JR. DANVILLE, VIRGINIA q: B 11 Madison Hall Cahintt. 3 years. HAROLD HOWARD GIST COLUMBUS, OHIO qr B n Freshman Baseball and Basketball. 1932-33: Varsity Basketball, 1934, I935, I937; Intermediate Honors, 1934; Raven Society; Vice-Presidem, Department of Medicine, 1940. I981 APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN MEDICINE HARRY LEE GREENBERG ONANCOCK, VIRGINIA WINSTON CLARKSON HAINSWORTH NORFOLK, VXRGINIA d, A 6 Phi Ber: Pi; Omicron Delta Kappa; Phi Sigma; Listed in Who's Who Among Studenu in American Universities and Collega. RICHARD FRANKLIN HAWKINS LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA 2 N Calconon FREDERICK ST. PAUL HENSTRIDGE ELMIRA, NEW YORK WILLIAM MCKENDREE JEFFERIES RICHMOND, VIRGINIA x A; q, B 11 Alpha Omega Alpha; Secretary, Department of Medicine HID; President, Department of Medicine UV1; Hnnor Committee: Raven Society. JOHN ALBERT KIRCHNER BALTIMORE, MARYLAND 4D X Debating Team in Collzge. JAMES SIDNEY KITTERMAN NORFOLK, VIRGINIA N E N College Topm. 1934-35; Cons AND Cuan. 1934-35; Freshman Swimming Squad. 193435. J. RICHMOND Low WELCOME, VIRGINIA 3b B 11 Dean's List, 1933-35; Freshman Track, 1934. DOUGLAS VVALDEMAR LL'ND LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA B 9 II WV. 56 L1 Swimming Coach. University of Virginia, 1937-39. JOHN ROGERS MAPP MACHIPONGO, VIRGINIA e .1 x; q, B n jAMEs TATE MASON SEATI'LE, WASHINGTON w T; N 2: x HENRY WISE MAYO, JR. BROOKLYN, NEW YORK q: B II B.A.. Dartmouth College: Raven Society: Historian. Department of Med- icine, 1939-40; Director of Medical Show, 1940. 1991 .1 p,., APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES 1N MEDICINE GEORGE RIDGEWAY MINOR CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGlNIA 4w x Alpha Omega Alpha; Raven Society. VVILLIAM PINKERTON MULFORD BURLINGTON, NEW jERSEY : x; x x N Football and Track. 193135; German Club. jOHx MOXTAGUE MURPHY WASHINGTON, D. c. THOMAS VVHITEHEAD ML'RRELL, JR. RICHMOND. VIRGINIA A T :2 Calconon: Lambda Pi; Freshman Football Team, Freshman Track, 1934: Varsity Golf, 1935; Axodan Editor, Collrgt 'I'npirx, 1935. THOMAS CLARK PAYNE CLIFFORD, VIRGINIA eh B H CARNEY COOPER PIERCE SUFFOLK. VIRGINIA 4, x DON PRESTON PETERS LYNCHBURG. VIRGINIA d, x Dean's List, College, 1934-35. HUGH W. S. POWERS, JR. BALTIMORE. MARYLAND tb X ANDREW ANTONIO PRINGOS PETERSBURG. VIRGINIA N 2 N ANGUS CRAWFORD RANDOLPH LYNCHDURG, VIRGINIA N E N Choir, St. Paul's Church; Brotherhood of SL Andrew. BERNARD HAROLD RAYMOND NORFOLK, VIRGINIA 4, A 3.5.. 1937. DAVID WILLIAM SCOTT, JR. FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA 1 B II 11001 APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN MEDICINE EDWARD E. SHAPIRO BAYONNE, NW JERSEY q, A x . Jefferson Society; College Topiu. EDWARD VALINTINE SIEGEL, II NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA $ 9 II; 9 x MASON SMITH RICHMOND. VIRGINIA 4, x SPOTTSWOOD DOUGLAS STODDARD SAVANNAH, GEORGIA N x N THEODORE BOOTH STRANGE GORDONSVILLE, VIRGINIA A T Q Caltonon; Freshman Cross-Country, 1932; Freshman Tratk, 1933; Varsity Crm-Country, 1933; Varsity Swiming Team, 1934-35; Brotherhood of St. Andrew. 1937. CHARLES LEGRAND STUCKEY BAMBERG, SOUTH CAROLINA d: x Raven Society; Alpha Omtga Alpha, Vice-Pruident; Phi Chi; Dean's Honor 1 List, Medical, 1937. 1938. 1939. GORDON LIVINGSTON TODD, JR. PRINCETON, VEST VIRGINIA 41 X K Calconon; P. K. Society; T. I. L. K. A.; IMP; First Year Baseball and Basketball Squads; Varsity Baseball and Basketball Squads, 1932-33. JOHN CHRISTIAN VVEAVER SMITHFIELD, VIRGINIA 4; x WILLIAM GUERIN WHITE NORFOLK, VIRGINIA q, x NORMAN LEE WILSON BROOKLINE, MASSACHUSETTS q: A E Dean's Lin, Medical. 11011 GEORGE CLAYTON ARMISTEAD, JR. jAMEs BRITFON BAIN BENJAMIN WALTER BERNER Rov STINSON BIGHAM, JR. JAMES Mann Booxak WILLIAM EDWARD BRM', JR. WALTER BUCKNER HENRY RIVES COLEMAN CHALMERS FRED EDWARD CLEVELAND JOHN GORDON COLEMAN JOHN LEE Coupm WILLIAM ROBERT DANDRIDCE CLARA LYMAN DAY EDWARD THOMAS DUNN, JR. THIRD YEAR EDWARD GILL FACE, JR. ROBERT CANTRELL FEAMSTER JORGE GARCIA Bum Roam HARRISON GILES, JR. GEORGE PARKER HAND, JR. GEORGE ANDERSON HARDIE WILLIAM SMXTH HAWKINS HOLLEN GARBER HELBERT WILLIS MERRIMAN anmucxs ALVAH LIVINGSTON HERRING, JR. MARCELI.U5 A. JOHNSON, III THOMAS Cons KING, JR. ABRAHAM KOLODNY NEWTON WHEELER LARKUM SAMUEL MARSHALL MCIMMEL KELLY TILSON MCKEE Lawns EDWARD MANGUS JOHN RICHARD MORRIS, JR. JAMES MERCER Moss EDWARD EUGENE MULLEN EDWARD SEYMOUR ORZACH JOSEPH LAWSON PLA'IT ROWLAND Harrox ROBERTSON, JR. THOMAS MCCREERY SAWYERS CHARLES D. Scunuxn llOZl AUBREY LAWRENCE Snauox PHILIP LAUB SHULTZ CECIL LOWRY SXNCLAIR ALEXANDER Eksxxxs Spkou. CAREY ADDISON STONE, JR. HUGH LEANDER SULHUDGE, JR. JOHN MACKEY TRAPNELL, JR. ALLEN BEVIER VVARREN, JR. PHILIP CARY WmTI-zimm VVILLIAM Rrsu WHITMAN, JR. ARMISTEAD DANDRIDGE VVHMAMS BETTY GORDON VVILLIAMS HAROLD TAYLOR YATES DANIEL YUTER THE DEPARTMENT BF MEDICINE THE DEPARTMENT IJF SAMUEL THOMPSON ADAMS ALFRED vaas BERKELEY, JR. Lows PERCIVAI. BRITT, JR. JAMES MARION BRYANT LLOYD BYRON BURK, JR. VVxLLxAM EDWARD BYRD JOHN CARR CLARKE BYRNE EUGENE MEAD CAFFEY, JR. EUGENE CALLAWM, JR. EDWARD MALCOLM CAMPBELL Jassa NEWTON CLORE, JR. JOSEPH WENTWORTH Coxa VVILLIAM GRANT CROOK EDGAR LEE CRUMPACKER VVXLLIAM ASHBY DAvxs RICHARD LAURENS DESAUSSURE, JR. MONROE IRVING DIAMOND HERBERT GRASTY DICKIE, JR. SECOND YEAR JAMES WILLIAM DICKIE MARTIN DONELSON, JR. HARRY EDwa FARVER GLENN TAYLOR Fous1', JR. Invm GALIN EUGENE OSCAR GOLDSTEIN VVILLIAM DANDRIDGE HADEN, JR. JOHN Mom HALL VVILLIAM ELCIN HARMAN JOHN CHRISMAN HAWK, JR. CHAPIN HAWLEY EDMUND MCKEIL HENDERSON FRANCIS CHARLES HOARE VVILLIAM WYA'rr HOBACK JULIUS HERMAN HOPKINS JETHRo HURT IRBY, JR. DONALD VVAYNE LINCK JOHN KELLAM LINGO PRESTON BROOKS LOWRANCE EDWARD PRINCE MCCREERY, JR. BETTY ALLEN MACRUDER CHARLES ADLEY MANGHAM DAvm VYE MANN CLIFFORD DEVERE MILLER JOHN WENDELL OAST, III EDWIN PEARSON PARKER, III JAMES GUY PRICE DRAKE PRITCHE'IT MEDIEINE CONSTANT'KNE NICHOLAS PSIMAs WALKER REYNOLDS, JR. RICHARD LARCOMBE SCHLEY, JR. WILLIAM HAMILTON SHAFER RICHARD COFFMAN SHRUM ROBERT RICHARD STANLEY JOSEPH GARRICK STEVENSON JOSHUA PRICE SUTHERLAND VVILLIAM NATHANIEL THOMAS, JR. WEIR MITCHELL TUCKER HERBERT EDWARDS VALENTINE, JR. JOHN ALDEN VANN FREDERICK DASHIELL WHITE JOSEPH LEYBURN WILKERSON MERVIN BOWMAN WINE LEONARD JEROME YAMSHON CHARLES AUGUSTUS YOUNG, JR. lsAAC MYERS ZlGLER IIOSI ALGA JOHN DEAN ADAMS ELMER VINCENT Avnas LUNDY MEREDITH BARKLEY VVALTER PROTHRO BARNES MONTE LEROY BINDER OLIVER BKERNE Bosarrr ARMISTEAD PAGE HOOKER RICHARD Boom, JR. EMILE GARNES CALDWELL JOSHUA FRY BULLITT CAMBLOS WALTER ANSELM CHAMBERS, JR. DONALD PAUL CHANCE SIDNEY VVxLLIAM COHEN JAMES THOMAS COLLEY WILLIAM CAssws COOK, JR. Lawns FRANKLIN Cosm', JR. KELLY KING DAVIS Jose ANGEL DF. JESUS JOSEPH PETER D'ELIA HARRY CARLETON DISCS, JR. THOMAS STILWELL EDWARDS THOMAS CARTER FOWLKES GILES QUARI.ES GILMER FIRST YEAR MILTON SIDNEY GOLDMAN MCCHESNEY 600mm,, JR. MELVIN STANLEY GREENBERG FREDERICK FRAZIER Hmsup, JR. NORMAN BRIERLY HALL, JR. WILLIAM FLETCHER HARREI.I., JR. EDWARD ROBERTS HAWKINS CHARLES HERBERT HENDERSON, JR. Funsmc VVILLIAM HOLOOMB, JR. CHARLES ALBERT Hunsox CARI. WILLIAM IRWIN EUGENE RHODES JOHNSTON PREN'ns Dupuv jouxs'rox, JR. EDWARD Prrrs JOYNES GEORGE BARNARD KEClJ-IY Eusamus MILTON KELLAM JOSEPH KESSLER JOSEPH PAUL LAPRADE RANDOLPH LEIGH, JR. CAMILLus SAUNDERS L'ENGLE, jR. EARL JAY LEVINE MYRTLE EVELYN LOGAN FRANK ARMSTRONG MCCL'E HUNTER REECE MANN, JR. DONALD DAvm MARKOWITZ THE DEPARTMENT IJF I1041 SAMUEL PERRY MARSHALL DANA Covmm'ox MITCHELL, JR. JOHN VVILLMM HENRY MORGAN ALEXANDER JOHNSON OGG RANI-IY ARCHER OVEN Jonx BREWER PETI'ER Jrzss AVEREITE POWELL, JR. GEORGE NICHOLAS PSIMAS EDMOND FITZGERALD RAMSEY CHARLES FREDERICK SCHNEIDER ARCH DOUGLAS SCHOOLEY BERNARD RANDOLPH SIEGEI. NELSON MONTGOMERY SMHH ROBERT MCKINNEY TANKESLEY ROBERT EDWARD TAUSCHER JOHN Covwmox TINSLEY, JR. EDWARD ALTON TYLER MARY MARTIN WADE DONALD WALTERS WALTER MO'rLEY VHn E, JR. WALTER DICKENSON Woommku HAROLD SFANLEY Yoon EUGENE Yonxon' MEDICINE Edgar Allan Poe 1809-1849 From a daguerteotype taken during the last years of Poeis life; generally consid- ered one of the bat likenesses of the poet. The original, belonging to the Uni- versity of Virginia, is in the Alderman Library. On Valentine's Day, 1826, Edgar Allan Poe matriculated in the second session of Mr. Jefferson's newly opened University. Liv- ing at first on the Lawn, he soon moved to 13 West Range, where he remained until the close of the session in December. The Schools of Ancient and Modern Languages, where he studied Latin, Greek, French, Spanish, and Italian, provided his entire academic curriculum. According to the minutes of the faculty, he excelled in Latin and French, winning in these subjects the highest honors then conferred. That Poe gambled cannot be denied, but that he was a drunkard, or even an immoderate drinker, is a supposition refuted by all contemporary reminis- cences and University records. Further, he was never expelled from the University; both his behavior as a student and his sub- sequent withdrawal were straightforward and honorable. DEPARTMENT IIF ENGINEERING IlOSl Act Xe, hr LI? '4 . ' ' .3 HFFIEEBS DEPARTMENT IJF ENGINEERING O F F I C E R S JOHN H. SIDEBOTI'OM ................................................. President MARCEL E. NOON ................................................ Vice-President J. DOUGLAS HAMM ............................................. . Secretary THOMAS A. ROBINSON ............. . ............................... Treasurer JERRY L. THOMAS ....................... , ...................... Historian HOSJ APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN ENGINEERING PHILIP STUART BALL, JR. ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND e 'r Regent, Theta Tau. 1939-40; Raven Society; Secretary, A. S. M. E... 1938- 39; Engineering Council; Board of Arbitration; Aeronautics laboratory A5- sistant; Aviation Club; Reader's Club; Drawing Instructor. CHARLES EMERSON BATCHELDER, jR. NORFOLK, VIRGINIA e T Treasurer, Tau Beta Pi. 1939-40; Secretary, A. S. M. 15., 1939-40: Engl- neering Council. 1919-40; Engineering News. 1939-40. JOHN THOMPSON CALHOUN CHARLOTTESVILLE. VIRGINIA Trigon; President, University Aviation Club, 1939-40; Secretary-Treasuref. A. S. M. 15., 1936-37. JOSEPH SAMUEL CRAGWALL, JR. CARTERSVILLE, VIRGINIA e T Presidem, A. S. C. E., 1939-40; Engineering Council. 1939-40; Student Instructor Plane Surveying, 1937-38, 1938-39; Railroad Surveying, 1939-40. SIDNEY ARMOUR DUDLEY LONG BEACH, CALIFORNIA Trigon; Tau Beta Pi; Engineering Nzws Staff; A. S. M. 5.; Engineer'- Reading Club; Treasurer, Trigon, 1939-40. ERNEST CHILTON EDWARDS, JR. COHOKB, VIRGINIA e T Vice-Chairman, A. I. E. 5.. 1939-40. GEORGE GRIFFITH EDWARDS SWEET BRIAR, VIRGINIA Alpha Chi Sigma; Vice-Pruidem. A. I. C. 13.; Engineering News SHE: Trigon. jOHN THOMAS FLYTHE, JR. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA 2 ch E Trigon; A. S. M. E.; Inurfraternity Counril, 1938-39. ROBERT LOUIS GILLISPIE. JR. ENONVILLE. VIRGINIA 0 T A. S. C. E.; Instructor Plane Surveying. JAMES DOUGLAS HAMM CHARLO'ITESVILLE, VIRGINIA e 'r Secretary, Department of Engineering, 1939-40; Secretary. Tau Beta Pi. 1939-40; Raven Society; Aviarion Club; A. S, M. E.; Treasurer, Theta Tau. 1939-40. BRADFORD CHAMPION HAMMOND NEV YORK, NEW YORK A. s. C. E. THOMAS GIBSON HOBBS, JR. LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA 2 A E Trigon; Tau Beta Pi; Engineering News; College Topics; President, A. S. M. 5.; Reading Club. 11071 ,th l 9... Viv APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN ENGINEERING JOSEPH ALFRED JAFFE NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Tau Ben Pi; A. I. C. E. EDWIN BRUCE LAURIAULT lla-lMOND. VIRGINIA e T A. S. M. 5.: Vice-Presidem, Aviation Club; Engineering News Sufi; En- gineering Council. JOHN KENDRICK MALLARD NORFOLK, VIRGINIA e T President. A. S. C. 5.. 1938-39; Boxing; Fooduall; G12: Club: Engineering Council; Varsity Club; Engineering News. Moms FONTAINE MORAN CHARLO'I'I'ESVILLE, VIRGINIA FRANK PATTERSON NICHOLS, JR. RIGiHOND, VIRGINIA 9 T Vanity Baseball, 1938. 1939. I940; Freshman Baaball, I937; Vanity Club; Glee Gub; A. S. C. .; Domu'tory Counsellor. MARCEL EUGENE NOON PBTBRSBUIG. VIRGINIA Tau Bet: Pi; Vice-Presidcm. Department of Enginmnig; Pruident, Trigon; Chairman, Student Branch A. I. E. E.; Engineering Council; Reader': Club. STEWARD WILLIAM O'REAR WINCHESTER. VIRGINIA e 'r Vice-Prosident, Tau Ben Pi, 1939-40; Treasurer. A. I. C. E.. 193940; Raven Society; Student Imnuaor in Calculus, 1939-40. JOHN LAIRD PATTERSON GIOTTOES, VIRGINIA e T Secretary. Student Branch A. I. C. 5.. 1939-40; Treasurer, Engineer'u Reading Club, 1939-40; Student Assinanx in Engineering Mathematics and Experimental Engineering Laboratory. HENRY WELDON PHILLIPS TOSHBS, VIRGINIA Tristan; Aviation Club; A. S. M. E.: Reader's Club. MARSHALL WALLER PLUNKETT LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA E A E Trigon; A. I. C. 5., President, 1939-40; Engineering New: Staff; Engi- neer's Reading Club. JOHN MERRITT ROBERTS CHARLOTI'BVILLE, VIRGINIA Trigon; Freshman Baseblll. I934; Varsity Baseba , 1935-37; Intramural Basketball and Softball; A. I. E. E. WILLIAM BRUSH SHIPPEN WASHINGTON, D. C. e T A. S. M. 15.. 1937-40; Aviation Club. 1936-40; Lacrosse Team, 1938-40. 11081 APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN ENGINEERING JOHN HERBERT SmEBO'r'rOM PH1LADELPH1A, PA. 9 T. O A K President, Department of Engineering; Honor Committee; Editor. Engineering News. 1939-40; Theta Tau Scribe. 1938-39; Vice-Pruident. A. S. M. 5.. 1938-40: Press Club; Aviation Club 1Power Flying Divisionh Engineering Council. Pnsidznt, 1939-40; Reading Club; listed in Who's Who Among Students in American Universixies and Colleges. ROBERT LEWIS SOLLENBERGER WOODSTOCK, VIRGINIA 11 K lb Trigon; Aviation Club; A. S. M. 15.; Power Division Aviation; Staff. Engineering News: A ' in Aer in 1.313.; F- ' Tuck and Boxing. RICHARD MARSHALL STAFFORD SUMMIT. NEW jElSEY n K A, 9 T Fruhman Basketball; Band; A. S. C. E. ARTHUR TUTHILL UNIVERSITY, VIRGINIA 1? K 1'. 6 T Tau 82:: P1; Raven Society; Washington Society; P. K. Society; Calleg: Tapiu, 1936-39; Interfraternity Council. 1939-40; Brotherhood of Sr. An- drew; Senior Cabinet, 1939-40; A. l. C. 5., 1936-40: P. 6c J. Society. Instruuorship in Organic Chemistry and Mechanical Technology, 1938-39; Freshman Swimming; Soccer, 1937, 1939. HENRY GARTH WHEELER CHAILOTI'ESVILLE, VIRGINIA Trigon; Intramural Baseball, Football. THOMAS PYM WILSON, JR. SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA 9 T Treasurer, A. 1. E. 15., 1939-40; Engineeting Council, 1939-40. 11091 THOMAS B. HART ANDERSON, JR. HENRY CLEVELAND BARNErr FREDERIC GEORGE BENDER JAMEs VINCENT BITNER, JR. EDMUND NORVEL BOSWELL, JR. MARTIN LUTHER BROWN EUGENE CRAIGHEAD CALDWELL WILLIAM A. CHENowaH, JR. EUGENE MACKALL CHILDS HARRY JENKINS CLEMONS ROY EMMETT CREWS FRANCIS ALDEN DUNNINGTON GORDON DUNNINGTON MAYO MCGILL FITZHUGH, JR. BEVERLY Tucx ER ADAMS THIRD YEAR JAMES STANLEY FRAZER, JR. WILLIAM ANDREW GREEN, JR. ROBERT VVARD GREEK JOHN ATHUR HALSTEAD Cmms Hoopas HANNUM HUN'I'ER RUSSELL HUGHES Nn,s DAVID KJELLSTROM ALWYN Cowms LAPSI,F.Y ERNEST Bom LIVESAY VVALTER DOUGLAS MCKEAGEE HAROLD DWIGHT MACK WENnELL ENDICO'IT MALBON JULIAN JACQUELIN MASON VVILLIAM THOMAS MUNCASTER SYLVESTER HENRY O'GRXNCE CARL WADE PETERS JOSEPH LATERNEAU PETERSON SPECIAL STUDENTS RICHARD H ARRlsoN 1.0x : IllOl WARREN LEE PLUNKE'IT JOSEPH HUNTER REINBURG GEORGE WILLIAM REuss THOMAS ADAMS ROBINSON LUTHER SPANGLER STEPHENS CHARLES STROTHER STRINGFEIJDW ROBERT DOYLE STULTING LESLIE Lmsm' THACKER JERRY LINDSAY THOMAS, JR. OTIS LEE UPDIKE, JR. CHARLES ALBERT VVATrs EDMUND RANDOLPH VVILHAMS AUBREY BENNE'IT VVILSON, JR. BERNARD HOWARD VVRmHT Jon N Rxmrx SM' NDERS THE DEPARTMENT DP ENGINEERING JOHN HAMPTON ADAMS MARVIN ROLAND ANGEL EMLYN DAVID ARTERs, JR. CHARLES WILLARD ASHBY GEORGE CULLEN BARBER JOHN Wmsww Bxsuov CHARLES BELLWOOD BLEASBY JAMES PAUL BORDEN, JR. WILLIAM ELTON BURNE'IT JAMES IRVIN BUTZNER BYRON BERNARD CAxN, JR. ALLEN LILE CAMPBELL PETER BRUCE CAMPBELL VVALTER GLADSTONE CANHAM SIMON LAWRENCE CARPENTER jonN LYNN COCHRAN GEORGE FARNHAM Coox, JR. JOHN RANDOLPH COUPLAND, III SECOND YEAR WINHELD PAUL Cowcm. ROBERT EMORY ELLIS ROBERT PAUL ENGLANDER DONALD ALBERT FRAZIER DMITRY MICHAEL GAGARINE Umvson AUBREY GRANT DAVID HALSTEAD GUINTER WILLIAM IRVING GULIJFORD JAMES ROBERT HAYES MARK IRVING JACOB, jk. CHARLES YOTHERS Jouwsox HOMER Flaws JOHNSON, JR. HENRY LEE KINNIER IRBY CLARENCE LIGHTNER CARLTON HARRISON LOWE ALBERT HENRY LOWMAN JOHN JARDINE MACARTHUR, JR. WILLIAM HOOPER McCoy ROBERT STEPTOE MCDANIEL JOHN PARRISH MARCH VVINTHROP WARREN MELIJEN, JR. JOHN HOWARD MILLER JAMES PATTERSON MORGAN HAROLD MlLLER-THYM STURE GORDON OLSSON WILLIAM CARROLL PARSONS, JR. WILLIAM RANDOLPH PAYNE KENNETH CHARLES RATHBUN I111! THE DEPARTMENT IIF ENGINEERING CLIFTON J. REYNOLDS, JR. ROBERT Romwau. Ross DAVID Wu.soN SCHU'MAKER WILLIAM BEVERLY SHERMAN THOMAS DWIGHT SLOAN, JR. SYDNEY VVILLIAMSON SMITH OLIVER PINKNEY Sworn, JR. CHARLES WADE TONKIN, Jn. WILLIAM HENRY TUCKER WxLLIAM ELROY TURNER, JR. jAMEs SUTTON 7NDI-zkwoon PAUL FREDERICK VVALKER Pmup R. SLEADD WAUGH EDWARD FRANCIS WHITE, JR. JESSE Ross WHITTEN CHARLES HENRY WILSON ROBERT ROYDEN WILSON DANIEL ALVIN WOOD 13:153. 1157 JOHN BENJAMIN ANTHONY, jk. DAVID ARMSTRONG MYER BENDER LARRIE LOWELL BERGER FORREST VVHJJAM BIRCKHEAD CHARLES HOPKINS BISHOP, JR. RICHARD DOUGLAS Bounos CHARLES LEE BROWN, JR. THOMAS BOWERS HYSON BROWN DONALD PARKER BRYON WILLIAM DENNIS CAMPBELL, JR. ALEXANDER MCRAE CAVE DONALD FREDERICK CLARK NORMAN COHEN RALPH DONALD Com: WILLIAM MATTHEW CONNER HAROLD CONNETT, JR. RALPH ERSKINE CONRAD, JR. ROLLIN NICHOL COKWEIL, JR. THOMAS VALENTINE COOPER, JR. FRANK HAROLD DELPINO GEORGE THOMAS Dxxoy, JR. ROBERT AUSTIN DUDLEY JOHN CECIL DUECKER D. MAXWELL ELLETT RICHARD BENNETT EPSTEIN JAMES LAWRENCE FLETCHER FRANCIS PATTON FLOYD VVILIJAM NORRIS FORSYTHE VVILIMM WALTER Fox ROBERT Enwm FRIEND FIRST YEAR DON ABBOTT CAnms EUGENE GAY GOFHGAN HENRY NORMAN Gums, II FRANK H. SULLIVAN HALPIN HOWARD LENT HARRISON ALDEN Hle FRANK mes Homonn RICHARD HEVAN HOLMES PAUL ALBERT HUNTER jERMMN SAVAGE IRISH Smxn IRONMONGER FOLKE LEON jouxsox GREENHOW JOHNSTON, JR. JACK EDWARD JONES JAMES HARVEY KABLER, JR JOHN LEXON KIRSTEN PETER Hm'n KLINE HOWARD W. KYMPTON, JR. EARNEST 0170 LANCE, JR. WM. Dnvmmux LANGHORNE. JR. MATTHEW LAWMAN, JR. RALPH GIBSON IJCHTNER ROBERT Ln: LITTLE HAROLD THOMAS J. LITTLETON MASON HOLLY Ll'ITREAL LAWRENCE KEITH Lomm, IR. MARION PARKER MCCONKHJ, SIFRFJN FONTMNE MAL'RV, JR. JAMES Enwan MAY THOMAS HUGH BURNEH. MEADF. SAMUEL NICHOLAS METCALFF. I112! Emma Scm'r MILLER, JR. THOMAS JAMES MILLIGAN, llI JAMES COLEMAN MOTLEY, JR. WILLIAM ROBERT Munoz, JR. BRUCE KINLOCH NELSON THOMAS PATRICK O'CONNELI. VVARREN WELLS OKKEROE NED DIERCKSON PABST RICHARD CLAXTON PALMER Laoxums H. PANCOAST, JR. WILLIAM AMOS PATTERSON CARTER HARRISON PAYNE ROBERT B. ROOSEVELT, III DONALD PAUL Rum. BRYCE Scuonem RICHARD C. Scm'r-VVILLIAMS MARTIN STERLING SMITH SHIRLEY HAMILTox SMITH, JR. WILLIAM Woons SMYTH WILLIAM CAMPBELL SPRA'IT WILLIAM XVARNER STALEY GEORGE THOMAS STERN LISI.E EMANUEL TAYLOR HASWFJJ. HUNTER WALKER, JR. HENRY VVALLACH RICHMOND AMEs WARE, JR. PETER ERNEST R. VVEIHSMANN HARLETH Gnawoon WILEY DEAN SOMERBY WINCHESTER WILLIAM RICHARD XVleako WILLIAM DULANEY WOOD THE DEPARTMENT BF ENGINEERING Walter Reed 1846-1902 From a photograph in the Cyclopedia of Amtrl'ran Medial Biography, Vol. II. Often and deservedly called the most courageous of Americans. Walter Reed rank: high among the greatest benefactors of the human race. His fearless and self-sacrificing work in the dis- covery of the carrier of yellow fever and in the suppression of this dread disease, has made forever secure his place among the immortals of American medicine. A conscientious and pains- taking student in the University of Virginia for two years, he was graduated with the degree of Doctor of Medicine in the Class of 1868. DEPARTMENT IlP EDUEATIIJN I1131 Avy llFFIlIEBS DEPARTMENT llF EDUEATIIJN OFFICERS A. JACKSON L. WASKEY . TRUMAN P. SOUTHALL V . . , . . . , CATHERINE D. VAN BLARCOM ANNE H. Ross llHl . President Vice-Presid en t ....... Secretary . H ixtorian APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN EDUCATION MARY WINSTON CROCKETT CHARLOTTESVILLE. VIRGINIA FRANCES ELAINE DAVIDSON FABER, VIRGINIA MYRTIE MCRAY GRAVES UNIVERSITY, VIRGIN IA EDITH LEEDS HEERMANCE CHARLO'FI'ESVILLR, VIRGINIA THOMAS RAWLES JONES HOLLAND, VIRGINIA Transfer, Elon College. FRANK MAS RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Track. 1939-40. ROBERT SEPTIMUS PACE, jR. TROY, VIRGINIA Dean's List; Secretary-Treasurcr, Department of Education, 1938-39; Asso- ciate member Student Concert Committee, 1938-39, 1939-40. LILLIAN TOOMBS PUFF CROZET, VIRGINIA VVoonkow VVlLSON Poss CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA LESLIE NORFORD FREDDY PROFFI'KT, VIRGINIA KATHLEEN VIRGINIA QUICK FABER, VIRGINIA ANNE HURTT Ross ONLEY. VIRGINIA x Q IHSJ I'L-I APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN EDUCATION CATHERlNE WALTON SHANKLIN CHARLOTI'ESVILLE, VIRGINIA JANE OMOHUNDRO SMITH CHARLOTTESVILLE. VIRGINIA K A Trusurer of pledges of Kappa Delta. RUTH LEE SNAVELY PENNINGTON GAP, VIRGINIA X 9 Vice-Praidem, Chi Omega, 193940; Vicepresidcnt, Women's Student As- sociation, 1939-40. CATHARINE D. VAN BLARCOM HAWTHORNE. NEW JERSEY K A President, Kappa Delta, 193940; Vicc-Prtsident, Women's Student Associa- tion. 1938139; Secreury. Department of Education. 1939-40. ANDREW JACKSON LIVICK VVASKEY SOUTH BOSTON, VIRGINIA Dagger Society; Praident. Department of Education. 1939-40; Vice-Praidcnt. Department of Education, 1938-39; Cons AND Cuan. 1937-40; Editorial Board, 1938-40: Honor Committee Member, S. Q., 1939; Dance Committee Member. 5. Q., 1938-39; Presbyterian Smdenu Association; First Year Cabinet, 1936-37; Senior Discussion Group, 1917-38; University Y.M.C.A.. 1936-40; Freshman Track, 1937; Varsity Squad. 1938; Boxing. 1938; Student Assembly, 1938-40; Guirman. 150-113. Football Organization Committee. 1938; Business 5:35. Cavalier, 1936-37; Student Red Cross Committee. 1939-40; Chapel Committee. 1939-40; Education Club. HARRIS H. WILLIAMS umvnnsn'r, VIRGINIA Dean's List; Managing Editor, Spectator; Jefferson Society. Little Canvass; International Relations Club. ELIZABETH HOWE YOE UNIVERSITY, VIRGINIA 11161 DEPARTMENT IIP EDUCATIIIN BURTON FRANCIS ALEXANDER MINNIE FRANCES ALLEN ALEIDA MAE ANDERSON MABEL THERESA APPLE MARIAN ELEANOR ATKINSON JAMES ELLIOTT BALLARD ROY CARPENTER BEAZLEY MARGARET REGINA BUCKO GEORGE VVlLsON BURKE, JR. BETTY BURNLEY Low Woonkow CHARLIE MARY MARGARET COLEMAN THOMAS ALOYSIUS CONLON PAUL PLASTER COSTELLO MARIE DEWITI' NANCY SHEPHERD memma CATHERINE DOHERTY WILLIAM MCGARVIN DUDLEY LOUISE CAMPER Ewan CAROLINE CARPENTER FARIS HELEN MARIE FEWELL ANN GARLAND FIFE FLORENCE FISHER UNDERGRADUATES LEONARD ELI FREEDMAN ALBERT GUST FRERO'rrE ANNE WHITE GARTH GERALDINE ELIZABETH GEIS MARIE ISABEL GENTRY JAMES THOMAS GILLETTE, JR. ROBERT TURNBULL GILLETTE JOHN HOWARD GORDON HAZEL VIRGINIA GORDY MARY HENRIETTA GRAINGER ROBERT HowaRTON GRAVATTE JOEL GREENSPOON CLAUDE SWANSON HAOGARD VIRGINIA LUCILLE HAMILTON MAEDELLE CARTER HICKEY HAZEL BLAIR HUBBARD HILDA GRAHAM JARVIS PHILIP JASPER CLAUDE Conams KING Roy ALLAN LASSITER meooo Evanm LUNSFORD VVILLIAM THOMAS MCCANN BENITA Vuzvn MCCARTHY HARRY CARR MCCLAUGHERTY HARRY SHEPPARD MARTIN WILLIAM GARNER MILES ELIZABETH Mopsnc MASON HARWELL MORSE MARION CLAIRE MUNDY RAYMOND Lasua MURDEN JANE WARWICK O'NEILL Vuzcmm MILBAH O'SULLIVAN Ill71 ANNE FLORENCE PARSONS GEORGE WILLIAMS PARSONS, JR. Josam MINOR PERKINS Doms STEELE RANKIN STANLEY ALLEN RHODES ELLIE BUTLER RIGGAN CHARLES HENRY Ritt, Jr. MARGARET BOWMAN ROBINSON LINA EARLE ROUNTREE MARY HOFF SCARPET'I'A MARY BETTY SHUMATE WALTER CARTER SMITH Wmsron MCNEILL Souakvuuz FLORENCE HOLSTON SOMMERS TRUMAN PERKINS SOUTHALI., JR. JEAN DABNEY SPICER POLLY TERRmA MELVIN CLARK TRAYLOR CYNTHIA VAN BLARCOM JOHN ROBERT VVILLEY CHARLES MAYE WILSON LILLIE PAYNE VVOODSON ALBON WAVERLY YOWELL m f This University Shall Exist: 1. To form the statesman, legislators, and judges on whom public prosperity and individual happiness are so much to depend; 2. To expound the principles and structure of government, the laws which regulate the intercourse of nations, those formed municipally for our own government, and a sound spirit of legislation which, banishing all unnecessary restraint on individual action, shall leave us free to do whatever does not violate the equal rights of another; 3. To harmonize and promote the interest of agriculture, manufacturers, and. commerce, and by well informed views of political economy, to give a free scope to the public industry; 4. To develop the reasoning faculties of our youth, enlarge their minds, cultivate their morals, and instill into them the percepts of virtue and order; m5. To enlighten them with mathematical and physical sci- ences, which advance the arts and administer to the health, the subsistence and comforts of human life; 6. And, generally, to form them to habits of reflection and correct action, rendering them examples of virtue to others and of happiness within themselves? THOMAS JEFFERSON. I118! Woodrow Wilson 1856-1924 From an ou'ginal photograph in the G. E. Thompson collection, Alderman Li- brary, University of Virginia. The photograph is a formal study, taken during Wilsonk presidency. Known as Thomas W. Wilson when a student at the University t1879-188D, the great World War President and founder of the League of Nations was a brilliant student, and a keenly in- terested participant in many undergraduate activities. For a time he served as presiding officer of the JeEerson Society, and was known as one of its ablest debaters and craters. He was graduated in the Class of 1881 with the degree of Bachelor of Laws. THE GRADUATE SEHIJIII. lll91 Xi- U Q; A 6m ' C 7? , BFFIEEHS DEPARTMENT IJF GRADUATE SEHIlIlI. O F F I C E R S DANIEL H. TERRY ............................................... . President FRANK MC. LANDEFELD ...... 4 ................................... Vice-President WILLIAM E. KELLY .................................................... Secretary HUGH F. HENRY ...................................................... Historian APPLICANTS PUB DEGREES DEPARTMENT OF GRADUATE STUDIES JAMES VVAGNER ALEXANDER MANDANE ELLIS ANDERSON THOMAS BENJAMIN Anms WILLIAM Bkocxuss ATKINSON JOHN WILLIAM BARKSDALE, JR. WILLIAM HAMILTON BARRETT CHARLES HOMER BAST STEWART BELL . . . FRANCIS LEWIS BERKELEY, JR. ALFRED CHILTON BISHOP TRUMAN ARTHUR Borrs WILLIAM PRESTON BOYER JOHN TATOM BRADLEY JAMES ALEXANDER BRALLEY MARON LOULA BROADDUS WILLIAM FRANK BUTLER JOSEPH BENJAMIN CAMP, JR. DELCIE MARIE CANAEVIT HOLLIS BURNLEY CHENERY ROBERT MURRAY CHRISTIAN ROBERT WALTER COAKLEY EDWARD ANGELO COLONNA Gesu ALDO COSTANZA BRADY BIUHM CROWB ELMER THOMAS CROWSON STEWART DENSLOW . NATALIE JARBOE DISBROW BEN FRANKLIN DIXON, III XENIA HOLMES DURRmE EDWARD RYANT DYER, JR. JOHN MINOR ECHOLS ARTHUR MAXWELL FIELD, JR. DAVID MILTON FRENCH . JOHN ARTHUR GALLAGHAN CHARLES JAMES GEYBR, JR. LENARD PAUL Gmcn . ROBERT EDWARD GRAHAM, JR. INSLEE EBISSA GRAINGER CALLIB LOUISE GREEK WALTON CARLYLE GREGORY CLARENCE HALE . . MARION Hope HAMILTON ANNA MAE HARRIS EMMETT BURWELL HAWPE RAYMOND WILLIAM HEATWOIJ! HUGH FORT HENRY . KATHERINE TURNER HILDRETH FkEDERch BURNS HILL T. WILEY Hooczs EDWIN EMANUEL HOLM . WxLLxAM DOYLE HULL HILDA PRICE JARVIS VIRGINIA MAY Jonmx JAMES RUDOLPH KAY PH.D. M.A. M.A. M.S. M.A. M.A. PH.D. M.A. M.A. M.A. M.A. M.S. M.A. PHD. M.A. PH.D. M.A. M.A. . M.A. PHD. . M.A. PHD. M.A. M.A. . M.A. PH.D. M.A. M.A. M.A. . M.A. PHD. . M.A. PH.D. . M.S. PH.D. PH.D. PHD. M.A. PH.D. PH.D. M.A. M.A. M.A. M.A. M.A. PHD. M.A. PH.D. M.S. M.A. . M.A. PH.D. M.A. M.A. Ille WILLIAM FREDERICK KELLER JOHN LEROY KELLEY NANCY BRUCE KELLEY WILLIAM EACER KELLY FRANK MCCONNELL LANDEFELD GERALD LANGFORD JOHN WILLIS LEA, JR. JESSE WILLIAM LEVY MAUDE CLAY Ln'ru-z . FRANK JOHNSON MCCARTHY, JR. MARY LOU MCCUTCHBON CHARLES EDWARD MCGINN JAMES EDGAR MALLONNEE, JR. JOHN Lowmr Mum; SAMUEL LEWIS MEYER DOUGLAS GRAY MILEY CLARENCE WILLIAM MILLER WILLIAM HENRY MILLIGAN, JR. ROBERT METCALFE MUSSBLMAN FRANKLIN GUY MYERS CLARENCE Amos NEFF, JR. RAYMOND NELSON . HERBERT ELLIS NEWMAN MARTHA ORR . . . . . EDWARD SAMUEL OVERMAN, JR. HAROLD SYLVESTER PARRUI'T CHARLES GORDON REID, JR. Lawns CASS REID WILLIAM GEORGE REVELEY CHARLES FELDER REYNOLDS, JR. Barry VENABLB RIVERS WALTER STrrr ROBINSON, JR. GEORGE WILLIAM Sco1'r, JR. MARGARET PHELAN Scorr EDWIN Weasnzn SHEARBURN LUCIE KNIGHT SHIELDS MARTIN RICHARD DAVIS SINGER JANE CHAPMAN SLAUGHTER HUBERT FADILLE STEP? JAMES MARVIN STEPP DANIEL HETFIELD TERRY JOHN GRIER VARNER, JR. JOSEPH LEE VAUGHAN MANNING CURLEE Voonms MARIAN CYNTHIA WARREN DAVID BARR WEBB FREDERICK PALMER WEBER LILLIAN DROPKIN WEBER RICHARD ALEXANDER Wmss JOSEPH WEITZ . . . . . . MARGARET UNDERWOOD VVmTE SAMUEL WILCOX . FRANK ROYALL WOOD ESMOND WRIGHT . M.A. PH.D. M.A. M.A. . M.A. PH.D. M.A. . M.A. PH.D. M.A. M.A. PH.D. PHD. M.A. PH.D. . M.A. PH.D. M.S. M.A. M.A. M.A. M.A. PH.D. . M.A. PH.D. M.A. PH.D.' . M.S. PH.D. M.A. M.A. M.A. . M.S. PH.D. M.S. M.A. . M.A. PH.D. . M.A. PH.D. PH.D. PH.D. PH.D. PH.D. M.A. M.A. PILD. M.A. PH.D. PH.D. M.A. PHD. M.A. M.A. RX of a h'm' GRADUATE STUDENTS BENSON Suzssanorr ALLEMAN THAD Mounts AMACKER SOUREN AVAKIAN MELVIN VVINFREE Anon JAMES ALEXANDER BAILEY JAMES CROWELL BARNES KENNETH CARRINCTON BAss, JR. REX BEACH HARRY THIEPVAL BEAZI.EY OLIVIA KINCAID BEHAN ROBERT KERR BLACK VVRAY MERRILL Bownex JOSEPH SHELTON Bowen GEORGE RAY Bow, JR. HARRIS WALTON BRADLEY HERBERT LEE BRIDGES HOWARD HALL BRISTOL, JR. THOMAS DICKENSON BROWN HAROLD VVONDERLEY BRYANT VAUGHN Money BRYANT HELEN DUPREY BULLOCK WILLIE RUSSELL CALLAHAN HOWARD EARL CARR FENDOL PERRY CARTER WILLIAM HALL CATO MARY KATHERINE CAUSEY HERMAN EMMETr CAVE LELIA SMITH Cocxe SAMUEL JOSEPH COFFFY SAMUEL ABRAHAM COHEN JAMES CARTER COLEMAN VIRGINIA LEE COLEMAN WILLIAM GARLAND COLEMAN ALRED GORDON COLLEY, JR. JACK Enwm Cowman ROLAND EUGENE Coox NANCY ELIZABETH Cooun' GEORGE EDD COPENHAVER GEORGE WILLIAM Cox, JR. MARY JANE Cox JOHN Mounts CRANFORD ADISON GILMORE CUMMINGS WILLIAM MINOR DABNEY VVILLMORE MASTIN DAMERON', JR. DAVID NATHANIEL DAvmsox KATHERINE H003 DAVIDSON HENRY PRICE DEYERLE MERIWETHER BLAIR DICKINSON GLENN Humxxs DIGGS RALPH CHARLESON Dowxmc; HOBART MCKINLEY EARMAN RALPH DUNBAR EBERLY ALLEN BRAXTON EDWARDS OSCAR LEROY EMERICK ANDREW JACKSON FIELDER ROBERT MIKESELL FLORY RUSSELL ELWELL Fox JOHN JOSEPH FRAY GEORGE WILEY GARNER WALTER HELBIG Go1'rscuALx Cecu. Comm GRAVES MARGARET PFLUGE GREGORY EDWIN CLAYBROOK GRIFFITH MARTHA BOSWELL GUNTER Tuuo DAN GUSMERO'I'TI HERSCHEL Hmes HANEY EMILY 1mm HARRIS RICHARD CHALLICE HAYDON FRANCIS HOWARD HELLER EDWARD GRAYSON HENDERSON THOMAS WILLIAM HENDRICK RICHARD NEH. HEVENER FORD HIBBARD CHARLTON J. KADIO HINMAN ARTHUR JACKSON Homes WILLARD PERRY HOOTMAN SYLVIA PAULINE Hoawnz HOMER ALEXANDER HUMPHREYS EDWIN CHRISTIAN HUTTER ANDREW Lawxs INCLES ROBERT TATE Invma, JR. MIN'I'ER MORGAN JACKSON WERNER LUTZ JANNEY ALBERT EDWARD JOHNSON WILLIAM CARGILL JOHNSTON ARTHUR LETCHER JONES ARTHUR WYNNE Jonas CLAIBORNE STRIBLING Joxes WILLIAM VVHITMORE Jonas RAYMOND FRANKLIN KLINE STANLEY EARL KRAHLER JOHN LADD RICHARD chrmz LANGFORD FRANCIS DUPONT LAZENBY CARL JAMES LIKES BYRD W ESLEY LONG CARL LUCARIN! ALFRED BUFFIN MCEWEN LLOYD ELLIOT MACHATTIE LEWIS VVALKE MCILHANY MARJORIE Rosa McLACHLAN CHARLan NOEL MCLEAN IRENE Rosa MANN GRAYSON WILLARD MAssus VERNON Ross MA'rrox CLEON VVIRT MAUImN RICHARD ANDREW MEADB JAMES RAYMOND MEYER LESTER PAUL MILLER FERDINAND HAVERMAN MITCHELL LUTH ER ROLAND Moons, JR. CHARLES EDWARD MORAN, JR. IIZZJ SAMUEL CLARKE MORGAN NORMAN WILLARD Mounts RICHARD CYRUS Monnow VINCENT Dommc NAPOLEON FREDERICK Ewes? Nommc, JR. JOHN WARD OSTROM EDWARD FRANKLIN OVERTON Gnome BLOCKER PACE HUNTER MONROE PAINTER BRUCE ALLEN PERRY RUTH NEWMAN PEYTON RAYMOND JARRETT Pomoaxnk ALLEN SHEDD POWELL CHARLES HUDSON PRICE RALPH Sovuua RAINEY CHARLES RAY, JR. CECIL MALCOLM REED GEORGE HENKIJE REESE ROBERT WINTER REESE JOHN HENRY REISNER ARCHIE FRANK Ronensox JAMES BEVERLY Roamsox EUGENE GARLAND Ross SAMUEL OLIVER RUFF WILLIAM SANCSTER, JR. BERNARD JOHN SCHARF SAMUEL SCHILLER- JOHN BERT SECRIST, JR. FORREST WHEELER SHAVER JOSEPH WINFREE SMITH WILLIAM ROYALI. SMITHEY, JR. ARTHUR LESTER STAUFFACHER JOHN CLAIBORNE STRICKLAND, JR. JOHN ROBERT TAYLOR WALTER HENRY THOMAS JAMES ARTHUR THWEA'IT FREDERIC GORDON TICE EVON Gunman TILL, JR. BENJAMIN JOHNSON TODD TRUMAN GLENN TRACY VVILLIAM CLYDE TRUEHEART, JR. NANCY Rosr. VAWTER ALEXANDER DONIPHAN WALLACE HAROLD WESLEY WARD FLETCHER BANCS VVATSON JOHN WILBUR Wmsox, JR. WILLIAM DECATUR VVHETSTONE Comm: BARRINCER VVHITE PAUL ALEXANDER WHITE THOMAS WINTme WILLIAMS JACOB WHITE WILLIAMSON, JR. AMANDA MAUDE WILSON CARI. ALVAR WIRTANEN WALTER MCCAMPBELI. W000 THOMAS BLANCHARD WORSLEY WILLIAM HENRY PALMER YOUNG FEATURES l. . . .: .3x!..I.-:Ie. rs . I . . . ...x. . l, x .CHL ; . v. 3 .r .h . . . p x 315. 9 Chapel in The Snow We come from old Virginia where all is bright and gay. . . 3, The good 01, Song is the voice of Virginia, the Virginia we love. The columns of the R0- tunda, the red bricks of the serpentine walls are her outward symbolSeand along with these, the colorful heritage of the Cavalier. In the pages that fol- low. the editors have endeavored to catch the spirit of the cavalier of today. We present here the lighter side of university life, the little things that we like to remember in after years. And it is with the hope that this spirit will live on at Virginia. . ,hul I Theoldplace 15M ' A lhejameanouT DeTa IUUT when,-Oob Aad me up To Prmccron -: yo Yo .Sch 001. $ u ! ' f d Mom, Hus 15 wherc Iwan f fo ,, -- 7 ' ' I 65,-; V A SOME PfOPLE 774KE SOUTHERN HOSPITALI Ty .SERIOUS L Y Private Letters of a Firsts-Year Man + 5M, a magma! Meaieau The young man whose letters appear below needs no introduction. It was through the pages of College TopiCs and the pen of Sonny Conquest that Murgatroyd made his debut at the university. His letters home form a chronicle of the session of 1939-40; year of Deferred Rushing, the Easter Week Controversy, and that most memorable of meatballs-Murgatroyd. September 27. Dear Mother: I have bin here almost two weeks, and haven't bin ast to join any secrit sassieties like you sed I would. Fra- ternities neither. I have awlreddy lost 4 hats. Tell Aunt Freda I can't use the green and orange shirt, but thanks anyway. I want 3 dollars right away. Also I got to take Fizzical Ed. I don't think I like this place. What do they think I am, a gerilla, that I got to climb ropes and hang by my feet? Nobody speaks to me excep the guys that want to sell me something, and if you don't send my three dollars right away, Ilm coming home. Very kindly yours, MURGATROYD. Dear Mother: OCtOb 9' Sincet the last letter I wrote you, I am pretty impotent around here. Honers have been piling upon me every day, and probably I am a member of the 7 mssiety, only .I donit no it. Only, still nobody speeks to me, and I'm getting awfully tired of talking to myself. Yestidday a man called me up and said the bad check committee wanted to see me, so I gess they want me to be on it, hey Ma? But what I wanted to tell you was about the date I had last nite. She was an awful kute girl, and I met her in the C. and 0. Kate. Being the fast worker I am Ma, it wasn't 2 ours before I was holding hands with her. Murgatroyd Meatball, Smooth Apple. That's me. Ilm also improving in all my subjics. In fac, my Englieh teecher said he'd never seen anyone egsaetly like me before, and my math teecher said he thought he'd seen everything until he saw me. Theres only one thing else I want to say, and that is do I get my 3 dollars or don? I? Ever thine, MURGATROYD. October 20. Dear Mother: I have been in the hands of the lokal constabalerry tthat means cops, Mal, all on acclt of a misunderstandin. I was wawking home minding my own bizzness when all of a suddin cops was on all sides of me. I had a bag of tomatoes in my hand, and all at oncet they was yellin' ttRiot! Hels gonna start another Riot! and stuff like that. I wasnit starting no riot, Ma, unlest making sand- wiches is starting a riot, but it took all kinds of explaning to get the cops to let me go. I still don't see what they got mad at me for. However I got some good news for you and Ilm now out for freshman ping pong too. Next week I'm envited to a maskerade party out at Fried Springs tsort of like the Stork Club back homel and the counsillor at my Dorm sed if I went disgized as a first year man I'd be sure to win the door prise. Sense I wrote I have lost 2 more hats, and I wish you would do something about it, as I am awful tired of buying hats. Fraternaties are one thing I am pretty dum about, Ma. in spite of war you sed about me getting at least 3 bids. I can't diskuss any of them, and anyways I don't no any of the fellers in them. I follered t feller around all day thinkin he was a fraternity man but it was only his suspenders showing thru his shirt. Everything around beer is so sekrit nobody noes what the score is anyhow, and I believe I'd just sa soon be back in Hi school. Well, so long Ma and just send me $2.35 as I have borrowed the rest. It won't be long now before I have a text book. Yours as always, M UROATROYD. October 27 Dear Mother: Life around here is perty boaring now, and when I sat down on the kerb the other nite a horse ate all the feathers out of my new hat while I was reHectin of how boared I was. So send another hat, or either 3 dollars II lost all the munny I borrered on the V. M. I. gamel. The deen has bin after me ever since I changed the sines on his door with the ones on the coed room. I gess it don't pay to be induvijull around heer, expeshully with deens. I met a feller named Pontifiex last nite, and he sed he was cunnected with the student sennett, and all I gotta say is they sure do have funny ideasrs about politiks. I toled him I was perty good at throwin icepicks, but he didnlt take the hint, so I gess Ill never make the Dagger sussiety. Ma, I sure do have a smoothe date for Opnins with Bob Crosby. I mean he plays a hand, then but my date is a gurl. What a gurl, Ma. I won her in a pool down at the Virginian, and the fellers chipped in to get me a bare cut just for her. I think her name is Brender Frazier, at leest thats what the fellers sed. That'll look okay in print, hey Ma? I'll let Topicks get the sk00p. Yours as alwayze, M U RGATRO yo. November 10. Dear Mother: Opnins are now over, and I am two. I did have a stud date with a coed, but sence you haven't sent enny money, all I could do was take her in the Publick Speak- ing Building, wich was two publick, hey Ma? She kept running round and round the rosstrum, so that I couldn't ketch her. I have lost another hat. I ainlt desided wich Frutternutty I am gonna onner with my presents, but all sines point to the S. P. Efs or elset St. Anthunny Hawl, wich is pretty good two. Love now burns in my buzzum, Ma. I have refused to join the A. S. U. l a bunch of guys that need hare-euts worse than me, evenI. I think P be an Adjunk for sumtbing, Ma, as they are big shots and get places. Me and the Deen are just like that, but I don't see aye to aye with him on a few things. I gess he'll cum around tho', expeshully wen I get to be a Zoo lanother onner for the Meatball family, Mai. A Zoo is a powerful organization, probably arkitectural, as they are alwaze paintin' things. It ranks next to being in the Virginia Players. Boy, am I impotent around here! Rite me sune and tell me how you are. Ever thyne, deRcATRoru. P.S. Never mind the $3. November I 7. Dear Muther: Russian seazon starts today, so I won't have time to be riting enny more, as I will probably be orful poplar. Already i have bin dirty rushed by the Ki Omeggas, and the Cappa Delters, so I am ixpecting the wurst. It duz seam orful funny for guys to be asking me for dates, but then I gess I appeel to both sexes, hey Ma? I got a new green shirt, the one with yuller Hower baskits on it Ilm gonna spring on the Delter Taw Delters, so P be the sensashion of the evenin. I bet you never new wat anathleet I am, Ma, but I'm wowin the boys in my Fizzical Edd class. Mr. Hosskins sed held never scene enneyboddy look so mutch at home on a trapeeze or hang- ing from a rope. O, I allmost forgot to tell you I'm also going to the Sekritarial Skool Danse with a sooper date. Shee's one of Yuall Holtz gurls be sad he was trying to get eaven with. I donit no wat he meens but I'm goin. Ever Thyne MURGATROYD. Dear Ma: January 10- VVell, here it is after Crismuss, and I. am still in Col- lige. Wunder will never sease. Mr. Heidloft lprobably in a fit of jellussyl Hunked me in Fixxical Ed., and as you no, I failed Mewsic Bx, Inglis A1, Matematicks Al, and awlso Kemmistry hvich I was not awear I was tak- ing. I iigger you can't be a big man like me and still hav time for ertercurrickular activerties sutch as studying. This time I'll work hard and probably be in the Raving Sassiety. . . . Their is no nuze, ixcept Russian seezon is on full blast. Natchurly I am poplar as ewsual, but the Fruturnities are awful absent-minded as they never can member wear they are supposed to meat me. I have al- reddy cut sevurull howses off my list as a lessin to them to be more cairfull. Luv to awl at home, can I hav sum munny U won't menshun iny defunit sumi sune? Ever thyne, MURGATROYD. Dear Ma: January 12. The time has cum for me to take the last fatle step- that is I am aboudt to join a fraturnatty. Probably this is the most searious dessision a Meatball has ever bin called upon to make. I expect I will asphixiate myself to Kapper Sigmer, wich I understand to be an ole line gizzotte. Ownly I hat to brake the heart of Sain An- therny Hawl and the S. P. E.'s. I gess the Deeks and Sigmer News will suffor two, but what has to be has to be, I alwaze say. Of course, everybody stoped russian me last Tewsday, but that was because they seen my mind was made up. I'll set in my room all Sundy afternune- no, on second thought I won't bicawse I canit bare to see the faces of the fellers who won't get me. Ever thyne, MURGATROYD. February 5. Dear Ma: I'm still mad about not havin my naim in Topics as joyning a Ferternatty. The truth is I got so menny Pledge Bruthers they just left my naim off the role by accerdent. The saim way.I mist the Deen's List, Ma. Anywaze, I am actively in the Glen Club, havin sang with the Dam Cossacks ta buntch of Rushions who can sing up a storm, Man I wuzn't in my best voice, but my tuckseeds looked wondufHe, outside of smelling like morthballs. Well, Hell Weak is coming next weak-end, and tho' its berneeth my dignity, I'll sulfur along with my Pledge Bruthers. Us Meatballs hav alwaze bin dem- ercrattick, hey Ma? Pleeze send me $3 and a set of rubbur teath, as I am out for intermurial hocksing. Killer Meatball my Frat. Bros. cawl me. I'll try not to hert anybody thoi, sense I reely don't no my own strength. Yores for the 106 pound champeenship, LIURGA1ROYD. February 9. Dear Ma: As I told you last weak, I have bin going thru Hell Weak with my Fertinitty Gote Brothers. This is not eny two much fun, whatever you may think. I am on silance pledge, wich meens I can't say ennyway, Ma. I never thort of so dam much to say in all my life, but all I do is get paddelled wenever I open my trap. Tonite I gotta go down and maik noizes like a hurry cane at Gone With the Wind, wich I think is a tropical picture with Dorothy Lammoor. Yestiddy I had to foller some Coed all over the campas, wich turned out to be rite imbarrassing Ma. I would like you to send me a new pare of pants as the bottums of the ones I got is all worn out, bissides having aigs and catchup all over them. I am not getting much wirk done thees days, but as you no they can't maik things too tough for a Meatball. . . . Will you pleaze ast Uncle Fred to appolergise to the Betas for me for not coming over there Bid Sunday. I haven't got the nurve myself, as I no how bad they must feel. I gess I just led them on. Well I will clothes now. Ever Thyne, MURGATROYD. F ebruary l 6. Dear Ma: Midwintars are hear now, and boy have I got a smooth date, Ma. She hasn't got hear yet, and she's a blind date beesides, but the boys tell me she's a delux numbur. We Meatballs ain't averse to having our fling, hey Ma? Wat I wantid to ast you was will you and Unkle Fred let me OH Pledge for the weak end? I got a glass of beer in my room I been saving sence Wensday, just fer the acca- s' . '0 Ever Thyne MURGATROYD. March 00. Dear Ma: Gee, hav I bin onnered! This epistle to you is being published in Cawks and Curls, wich just shows how pop- lar I am amung my clastmates. This year at Virginia has bin moor fun than I had in a long time, expeshully sense I past 3 ours in Janyawerry tthat meens I past a hole tirm, Ma, of Mewsic Bil. You know I maid the Glea Club, and Mr. Prat sed my voice was the most uneek thing he ever hurd. Mr. Prat sed he wanted me around just so he cood proove to himself he wuzn't heer- ing things. Buy the way, Ma, you mite send me 8 tatel dollars this time, as I havn't pade for my Cawks and Curls yet eether. You can't sacceriise eturnuil faim tmeening this episslei just fer a meesly 5 dollars H still need the orriginall 3 awlsol. Well, Pll be hoam befour long, sometime in Joon, so keep the hoam fires berning tthat is a joak, Ma. You don't need fires in Joonl. I'll hav a hed start on next yeers Freshman Clast, ennywaze. In the meentime, I'll stay heer and rest on my laureils. Ever thyne, yore celerbrated sun, MURGATROYD. SEX-MUSTLY FAIR Hallim girls or Swrcl Briar girls! xlnd 30, , say, Chatham girl: are quems ; and rlmllrr, clmtlrr, clmltrr . . . xhilp 50mg my, You're miJ-mkrn. PIPE don't 01k 5 Wild! W? ll'i'lkl 0r, Hyll, loll: take llle Lynchburg Road- I! really wouldnlt matter. Now some say, Halli : girl are best ; UV? mum, to Randalph-MaconJ :an others, Not a clmnu'! 0r, IV: prefer the Briar Patch For down-to-earllz romancr. OI: you may go to Washinglon, :Ind 50 u-e trust you'll all agree l But we had ralllrr dance The problrm's too mmpltx; :l! Richmond'J onr-and-only Club, . 'Tix no! a qulvlian of ,3 sCHOOL- lVillz Richmond dfbulanlu. Or, Mary Baldwin girl: are lmrl ; But rallu'r am. of SEX. Bu! qylml of Fairfax Hall? Notu- somr don? really gimp a damn, .Jnd ollzrr: lilac lam all. 1. Gleam 2. Grossmen . . . 3. Dig- ging in . . . 4. Going home . . . 5. Yorick. ...6.Silly...7. Paper doll . . . 8. G. A. A. . . . 9. Clothes tree . . . 10. Pontifex. ...11.Yogi...12. September mom . . . 13. Dark victory . . . 14. Get it? :- I . . lml 1hr 05! privi- qrd group' all 100k: 5! IlliJ'. . . . TRAVEL LAUGH I chilz'd away in Mr Q'rrdanl IMIUJ of HM Blur Ridgr stands Hm Unl- q'rru'ly af l'irginia. . . . 2 Lily a! If'iryinia i: a mu- limnu: round of pleasurr am! n'laxulwn. . . . 3 :I'lu' inllallityrfrs 0f Illt' uniwrnily fall Into Illn'v dzslmrt groups. Max! 0; Iln'm look like Illis. . . . a J Almost any aflrrnaon, :wc miyllt Wrd Illr native: of this Jradrmir l'illayr browsing; in tlm popular l'ni-vrrsily Li- brary. . . . Il'ln-u tlu' day's work i: done, happy lxludrms llif tllrm dawn to 0115': Fun Palarr. . . . . 11nd Illrrr arr a fax: of Illi: Wxnrly. . . . Tln-n- arr alrmdy Jig : rim! Ilu' Iowa 15 In'mmmg rammrrnal- Iznl. . . . . TIM oldz'r inlmbilunl: of tin mmmunily arc rwrr willing; to rounxrl slmlnllj. and if Ilrrd In', In giqw tllrm 0 finam'ml aid. ' ' ' 7711' uniqwnily lmy its 01:11 lilllr .rlmpfiugl unh'r. . . ll 1'! i5 u'ilh a frrling oflfuml n'yrd Illa! up bid huv'u'rll In Iln' mui-rruly, and slril'r out down 1hr Rntwl leJ In annnrn , , , U M W deo N?JULAW here studems grow bmg uhfa'vmxct n at a Keis- ground W healthY absor ine goes 0 h. land 0 pace in t ummcr- rays. urdY ctemgix 5 Ell TEQHDLIC 6 .0L BOA PEI? R0 at. I. '8. 1. Shoe salesman . . . 2. The women . . . 3. Can't take it. . . . 4. Action . . . 5. Side kick . . . 6. Dead end kids . . . 7. Da'tmouth inHuence . . . 8. C1105 guess . . . 9. First stop. 10. 018 swimming hole. . 11. Rail birds . . . 12. Hold it . . . 13. Babes in the bull- rushcs . . . l4. Lib, incog. l. jumpy . . . 2. Smart guys . . . 3. Hey Ma. I'm dancin, . . . 4. V . . . 5. S-s-swish . . . 6. Have some? . . . 7. Open mouth wide A . . 8. Oomph . . . 9. Care- ful now . . . 10. WE, . . . 11. Cheap chatter . . . 12. Beer up. . . . l3. Playmates . . . 14. Snow EASTER WEEK 1'?? .. d '5: ' w. 9 q l: Arrival Dipsy Doodler LIA Iii p H f1 x J. '- 3. , K. . KM, $ A m g 1 'J ft. .1 r Figure Th9 Reel I H : LW ? : Take down that old golden goblet with Virginia written on it . . . Parties on the lawn . . . Laughter behind the blinds. Le ft-over Dance Spectators In tcrmission 1. Two and one . . . 2. Break clean! . . . 3. Table talk . . . 4. Rover boys . . . 5. Emmette gddemmit . . . 6. Cold Nick himse1f . . . 7. Dog tired . . . 8. Unghh . . . 9. Mary and litt1e lamb . . . 10. Pay station . . . 11. Pretty boy . . . 12. Thank you . . . 13.Ha1f. . . 14. Not you! . . . 15. May day . .. l6. Em . . . 17. . . . that re- freshes . . . 18. Hay! . . . l9. Posed . . . 20. Ballet . . . 21. Student health . . . 22. Dude. . . . 23. Can1t scare me, Dick. . . . 24. Wolf . . . 25. The Ipana smile . . . 26. Water boys . . . 27. M31115 best friend . . . 28. Line up . . . 29. Stag at eve . . . 30. Night cap . . . 31. Aw go on Tut . . . 32. Nausea. wumff NI :9 P5; N2, 33. :' 3' 9 , I ; '14 l8 1 y-.. ! 34 -' 1 ' l '1 m-sa V x 40- l .7. . R 5'1' x , ' 1. ,a ,M ,2 .1 Ag- ; - -l-v -. V.. r 1 ;r,.'. L. A - . 4. Tight hitin' . . . 5. VP and over . . . 6. Pcsmge stamp . . . 7. Gladiators . . . 8. T' e n t. 9. Time in . . . 10. Curiosity. . . . 11. Invitation . . . 12. A-huming we will go . . . 13. Bad luck? . . . 14. Savvy? . . . 15. I tell you-u-u! . . . 16. Dekes . . . 17. Suckers . . . 18. Behind the eight ball . . . 19. Lost, one fire truck . . . 20. The angel . . . 21. Rotunda stomp . . . 22. Sunday morning . . . 23. Gals . . . 24. Winter is icumin in 26. Press . . . 27. Blow! . . . 28. It's milk. Dean . . . 29. Hot stuff . . . 30. Our gang . . . 31. Hi, group . . . 32. A1 . . . 33. Jump . . . 34. Hearsay Burke holds forth . . . 35. Sparkin' . . . 36. Letter home? . . . 37. Huntsmen . . . 38. Guys and dolls . . . 39. Relaxa- tion . . . 4o. Hayseed . . . 41. Rear view, Cap'n Kid. 4.2. Eaves-dropping . . . 43. 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PRITCHETT, JR. I believe I reflect the sincere viewpoint of many coaches and athletic directors who seek to retain the values to be found in intercollegiate athletics, and yet who wonder just how far the pendulum will swing toward the questionable ex- treme that has marked its course for the past decade before the law of physics and common sense may start a positive reaction. Pending the dawn of that new era in intercollegiate athletics, there is a course that can be followed by educa- tional institutions whose presidents, boards of visitors, athletic directors, and alumni are ac- tually more interested in educational integrity than in advertising, more zealous about funda- mental honesty than about Usaving face, more interested in preserving a sound heritage for fu- ture generations of students than in building any mushroom reputation on sands that are as shift- ing as current opinion. We have been endeavoring to follow a com- paratively divergent course at the University of Virginia during the past three years, and our success or failure will depend on the cohesive strength of all four forces in making our hope a reality. In Charting such a course there have been no delusions in anticipating easy sailing on llSll smooth waters; we shall have to steer between Scylla and Charybdis all the way, and the Song of the Sirens will be heard along with the Anvil Chorus. We can only hope that faith, effort, and courage will prove sufhcient to sustain us in our attempt to cling to the values we believe to be inherently good in athletics without sacrific- ing even more important considerations. We seek such objectives openly and without fear of successful challenge as to difference between pro- fession and practice: by refusing to divert any funds of the Athletic Association into any forms of scholarships or subsidy; by refusing to oHer institutional scholarships for athletic ability; by refusing to rationalize dishonesty in requiring students to disclaim lloutside aid in any way re- lated to athletic interest or ability; by refusing to offer courses of study designed for easy main- tenance of standards for eligibility; by refusing to make a subtle distinction between standards for eligibility and requirements for graduation lwhereby the athlete competes for four years without hope of graduatingl ; by refusing to en- courage any athlete in the delusion that athletic notoriety is a guarantee of later success in life; in short, by refusing to recognize any distinction between athletes and other students. S. ASHBY BARKSUALE C. HOMER BAST ALFRED R. BERKELEY. JR. JOHN D. BLACKWELL WILLIAM H. Bonn. JR. BODLEY BOOKER, JR. Roy N. BOWMAN HENRY S. BRINKERHOFF STUART E. BROWN, Jn. JUSTIN I. BURNES MORTIMER M. CAPLIN Mossy G. CARDOZO CHARLES E. CHAMBERLAIN ITALO CHARAMELLA STEVEN V. CLARKE WALTER M. CUSHMAN CHANNING W. DANIEL. JR. JOHN H. DAVIS, JR. DONALD K. DAYTON Envm J. DchEY HARRY E. Dmvmms. JR. JAMES R. DODSON, JR. WILLIAM M. DUDLEY EDWARD R. DYER. JR. JAMES E. EDMUNDS THOMAS S. EDWARDS ARMAND S. FELDMAN OMAR C. FITCH ALBERT G. FnEnornz FRANK L. FULLER, III PLATON G. GAILEY A. RANDOLPH GARNE'KT C. Tum GEORGE JOHN M. GEPHART NICHOLAS C. GIANAKOS lAMFs T. GILLETrE, JR. HAROLD H. GIST MCCHESNEY GOODALL, JR. E. HOWARD Goouwm LUTHER S. GOSNEY WILLIAM M. GRAVA'IT, JR. PAUL G. GRAVFS EDWARD IV GRAY llSlJ WALTER SMITH President THE V CLUB INNES C. HAINES CLINTON M. Huunsow, JR. WILLIAM B. HARMAN L. PEYTON HARRIS JACK M. HARTFIELD HARRY C. MCCLAUGHERTY J. Bnuca MCCLELLAND LEE M. MCLAUGHLXN JOHN K. MALLARD SAMUEL P. MARSHALL HARRY S. MARTIN FRANK MAS 1AMES E. MIDDLETON WILLIAM S. MLRMAN E. CONWAY Moncuma MASON H. MORSE EDWARD T. MORTON RAYMOND L. MURDEN LEROY W. NEUSTEDTER FRANK P. NICHOLS PETER J. NISTAD Laws W. OEHMIG SYLVESTER H. O,GR1NCE HIEROMF. L. OPIE, JR. GEORGE C. PALMER Euwm P. PARKER. 111. RICHARD B. PAYNE WILLIAM C. PERRY, III ARMISTEAD PEYTON L. HARVEY POE, JR. ROBERT S. PRESTON, JR. JAMES O. PUTNAM KENNETH C. RATHBUN J. HUNTER Rsmnunc Auuan F. REUTLINGER KENNETH REUTLINGER PHILLIP E. ROTHAR S DNEY M1 RUFFIN JOHN R. RUMERY JAMrs E, SARGFANT JOHN G1 SAUERNECK CHARLES F. SCHNEIDER RICHARD S. SCOTT. JR. JOHN P. SIMPSON, JR, Dowmnc L. SMITH WALTER C. SMITH FENTON D. SOMERVILLE TRUMAN P. SOUTHALL, Jn. HARRY C. STOKES ROBINSON S. B. STOVE E. LEROY S'nucxu-zn RICHARD M. TAYLOR J, HENNING HILLXARD WILLIAM H. TERRY. JR. WILLIAM W. Houcx JOHN H1 HODGE ROBERT A. HOFFMAN EDWIN E. HOLM, JR. YUILLE Hon, JR. JOHN H. HOOFF THOMAS N, P. JOHNSON, JR. R. WALTER JONES, III A. GEORGE KEYWAN BENJAMIN T. Kmsav JOHN F, KIZER WILLIAM XV. Koou'rz FRANK M. LANDEFELD EDWARD M. LownANCE CHALMERS T. MCCALLUM WILLIAM T. MCCANN BEVERLY R. TUCKER, JR. WEIR M. TUCKER Knox TURNBULL JOHN B. WALDROP ROBERT C, WATTS WILLIAM R. WEEKS, II CARTER B. W'msxcsn LANDON C. WBLLFonD CHARLES E. WHEELER JAMES L. WHITE, III ROBERT F. WHITTLE HENRY T. W'ICKHAM W. Roscora WILLE'IT. 111. JOHN R. WILLEY RICHARD A. WILLIAMS HERBERT S. Wmoxun THOMAS S. YANCEY EUAEHES 0 FRANK J. MURRAY ARTHUR L. GUEPE E. R. SLAUGHTER ARTHUR A. COCHRAN RICHARD R. FLETCHER Lax MCGRATH WILLIAM R. WEEKS, II Varsity Football .JSJiJIant Goad: .Jsxistzwt Caatlt .4ssislanl Coach Freshman Football .-1:5i:tant Coarll .-l .rxismnt Coarll JOHN S. LaROWE ARCHIE HAHN CHARLES VVHEELER JOHN S. LAROWE AL YORK MORTIMER CAPLIN ASHBY BARKSDALE GUS K. TEBELL RICHARD R. FLETCHER HOLLIS FITCH . . JULIAN O. vow KALmowsxx . Gus K. TEBELL RICHARD R. FLETCHER . ARCHIE HAHN CHARLES VVHEELER CARI. ROHMAN ARCHIE HAHN MURRAY, SLAUGHTER TEBELL, GU EPE HAHN, FLETCHER llSSl Cray: Country fluiua'n! Coach Boxing Caatll Anixtant Coach Freshman Boxing Anistant Coach Varsity Basketball Freshman Basketball Varsity Swimming Frmllman Swimming Varsity Baseball Frwlmmn Baseball Trtuk xls'sixmnt Coatlx . T mi: Freshman Tratk GILLETTE McCLAUGHERTY RUMERY FDUTBALL FRANK J. MURRAY ARTHUR GUEPE . EDWARD R. SLAUGHTER RALPH HEIK KINEN ARTH UK A. CORCORA N ARCHIE HAHN JOHN R. RUMERY . Jon N C. HOOFF HENRY T. WICKHAM THOMAS G. BELL Mosm' CARDOZO ERVHN DICKEY WILIJAM DUDLEY ALBERT FRERO'I'rE TABB GEORGE Nxcx GIANAKOS JAMES GILLETTE Co-Cdptain HOWARD Goonwm WILLIAM GRAVATT INNES HAINES 0 STAFF TEAM CLINTON HARRISON PEYTON HARRIS JOHN Hones WALTER JONES HARRY MCCLAUGHERTY Co-Captaiu LEE MCLAUGHIJN JAMES MIDDLETON MASON MORSE VVILLIAM MIRMAN RAYMOND MURDEN LEROY NEUSTEDTER . Hzad Coach . RMMFM Coach . Line Coach . Line Coach . End Coarlt . Trainer . Manager . Anixtant Manager . Assistant Manager . Assistant Manager SYLVESTER O'GRINCE GEORGE PALMER ROBERT PRESTON KENNETH RATHBUN PHILIP ROTHAR JOHN SAUERBECK WALTER SMITH JOHN WALDROP JAMES WHITE Roscoa WILLETT HERBERT VVINOKUR gt 'Wl-m- RESUME OF SEASON hVith a less ditht'ull schedule and a stronger team than in 1938, the football team of 1939 was not as suc- cesxful perhaps as many had believed it would be. With a number of good players up from the freshman team and with sixteen lenermen returning, hopes ran high at the beginning cf the season. The Cavalierst showing against state teams was not a: good as in the previous vear, and Virginia failed to retain the state champion- ship. Nevertheless, in most of the games thc Orange and Blue teamK performance was indicative of the up- ward trend in Virginia football since the arrival of Frank Murray. There were none of the crushing de- feats which Virginia has received in years past. Many players gave cumamllng performances, and a number of talented remnd-year men were discovered. Unfor- tunate for the team was the absence of Co-captain Harry McClaug'zerty from the line-up because of an injury. Virginia. 26: Hampden-Sydney. 0 Power, rather than deception, was displayed by the Virginia team in the first game against Hampden- Sydney. Power thrusts through the line accounted for most of Virginia's touchdowns. Early in the first quar- ter, Co-captain Jim Gillette got away after smashing through right tackle and netted the first score. In the same quarter, Cardozo heaved :I twenty-yard pass to Gillette, who raced over for the second tally. Bill Dudley converted, making the score 13-0. Bill Roughen carried the hall to the threc-yards stripe, but the visitors recovered a Virginia fumble. Hampden-Sydney kicked and the big Orange and Blue team again marched to the three-yard marker. This time a series of power thrusts put the ball over. Dudley again converted and the score was 20-0 at the half. In the third quarter Leroy Neustedter went over rirzht tackle on the Hi-S. thirty-Hve and lateralcd to Chick Cardozo, who ra,n for the final touchdown. Virginia. l2: Navy. l4 After two weeks of preparation the fighting Cav- aliers traveled to Annapolis to meet the Navy. Al- though they were the underdogs, the Virginia team IISSJ CARDOZO. NEUSTEDTER. DUDLEY MORSE, RATHBUN. McLAUGHLIN WHITEI GILLETTE, GOODWIN I156J turned in one of the fittest performances of the year and nearly upset the Midshipmen. In the second quarter, Bill Dudley, sophomore back, took the ball cn a double reverse and ran through the Navy team for forty-five yards and a touchdown. Dudleyis kick for the extra point was blocked. The Navy, with Wood and Gebert doing the running and passing, moved the ball down to the Virginia seven. Virginia gained the ball on downs, and Gillette kicked. The half ended with Navy in possession of the ball on the Virginia twenty. In the third quarter, Emmett VVocd, star back for Navy, ran the ball fifty yards to the Virginia thirteen. Two line bucks put the ball across, and Wood converted, making the score 7-6 in favor of the Middies. Due in part to a penalty, Navy again scored in the third quarter and converted, making the score r4-6. Virginia scored again in the fourth quarter when Lama iateralled to Gillette, who passed to Morse over the goal line. Virginia. I2: Maryland, 7 Before a large homecoming crowd, the Cavaliers came back in the final quarter to win over a stub- born Maryland eleven which had led 7-0 at the half. The first quarter was a punting duel between Virginia's Gillette and Maryland's Boyda. In the second quarter, Virginia came near scoring when they moved the ball from Maryland's 47-yard line to the cne-yard line. Maryland took the ball on downs. Marylandis MondorE kicked out, but Bill Dudley fumbled and the Terps recovered. Soon afterward Maryland scored, and the first half ended 7-0 in favor of the visitors. In the third period both teams attempted to make their offense effective. Virginia came near scoring, but fumbled on the Maryland eight. Midway through the final quarter the Cav- aliers completed three passes, the last from Gillette to O,Grince, scoring. Dudley's placement was wide. and with five minutes to play the score stood 7-6 in favor of the visitors. Starting from their own 47-yard line, the Orange and Blue team marched to victory in eleven plays, Gillette and Dudley doing the parsing and running. Wally Smith scooped up a fumble and made the winning touchdown. Virginia. l3: V. M. L. l6 V. M. 135 last period field goal spelled defeat for the Virginia team after the Keydets had been out- rushed and outpassed for three quarters. The Cav- alierst inability to score after bringing the ball up to the goal line was a decisive factor in their de- feat. Twice in the first quarter Virginia got within V. M. 135 15-yard line, only to lose the ball on downs. Midway in the second period, uBosh Pritchard, Heet V. M. I. back, intercepted a Vir- ginia pass and ran forty-five yards to a touchdown. Three plays later, Pritchard passed to Shu, who ran for the second touchdown. With the score 13-0 for V. M. 1., the fighting Cavaliers were driving deep into V. M. I. territory when the half ended. On the kick-off for the second half, Bill Dudley swiveled and stifI-armed his way from his own ten to the V. M. I. ten, an eighty-yard runback. Neustedter drove through right tackle for a touchdown. Dud- ley's kick was wide. In the fourth period, Dudley, surrounded by Keydet Hankers, snatched Gillette's pass out of the air in the end zone. Dudley's place- ment was good and the score stood 13-13. In the last few minutes of play, Catlett of V. M. I. kicked a field goal from the Virginia sixteen, and the game ended with the score 16-13 in favor of the Keydets. Virginia. 26: William and Mary. 6 A superior Virginia team journeyed to Norfolk to win easily over the William and Mary eleven 26-6. In the first quarter, Jim Gillette returned a William and Mary punt from the mid-field stripe to the 12- yard line. Jim White, Cavalier left end, took a shuttle pass from Neustedter and swept around right end for a touchdown. In the same period, Mc- Laughlin and Murden blocked a VVilIiam and Mary punt, and Nick Gianakos, right flanker, snapped up the ball and ran twenty yards for a score. Dudley's placement was good, and the score stocd 13-0 for the Cavaliers. In the second quarter, Burchfield of Wii- liam and Mary, heaved to Gondak, who ran across for the Indians' lone tally. In the third quarter, Gillette passed to White, who ran thirty yards to score his second touchdown of the day. Dudley's try for the extra point was good. White climaxed his fine performance by scoring again on the same end-around play which had produced the first touch- down. Virginia. 47: Chicago. 0 In the first clash between Virginia and the Uni- versity of Chicago, the Cavaliers overwhelmed their Big Ten opponents 4.7-0, the largest score made by a Virginia team since 1930. In a driving rain, the Cavaliers played conservative ball throughout the game. In the first quarter, Neustedter Iateralled t0 Cardozo, who ran forty-five yards for the first score. The second score was made by the ever-dependabie Gillette, who received a lateral from Nuestedter. Gillette then ran back a Chicago punt sixty-five yards for the third score. Dudley kicked two extra points, and the first quarter ended with the score 20-; In the second quarter, Neustedter threw an- other lateral to Cardozo, who scored. The score stood 27-0 at the half. Coach Murray sent in an entire new team for the scoreless third period. Three more touchdowns were scored in the last quarter by Lama, Smith, and Craig. SAUERBECK, MURDEN, WILLETT WINOKUR. GEORGE, SMITH ROTHAR. GIANAKOS. FREROTTE Virginia. 7; Washington 8: Lee. 0 A hnrd-fighting Washington and Lee team out- played the Virginia eleven for three quarters before the Cavalier offense began to click in the last period, giving Virginia a 7-0 victory. During the first half, Virginia was unable to make a single first down. Twice the Generals brought the ball within ten yards of pay dirt, but the Cavalier defense tightened, and there was no score. Things looked better for Virginia at the beginning of the second half, when Dudley got off a sixty-nine-yard quick kick. Virginia had posses- sion of the hall in Washington and Lee territory for the nrst tme, but the Cavaliers lost the ball again when Baugher intercepted a pass. In the fourth quarter the Orange and Blue offense began to roll. After the elusive Gillette had run back a punt from his own thirty-one to the W. 8; L. thirty-Hve, BoBo Neustedter moved the ball twenty-five yards in three consecutive line plunges. Bill Dudley passed to Gillette, who caught it on the three-yard stripe. After two futile attempts at crashing through the stalwart General line, Gillette dove over center for the score and Dudley converted. Virginia. 0: V. P. I.. I3 A favored Cavalier eleven took the field against V. P. I. and came out on the short end of a 13-0 score. The Cavaliers could not overcome their sluggishness and missed several scoring opportunities. V. P. I. recovered its own kick-OH on the Virginia twenty-two. Using a reverse and lateral, Tech scored almost imme- diately. In the same period the visitors came near scoring again when Thomas caught a pass from Hud- son outside the end zone. In the second quarter, the Cavaliers penetrated to the Tech sixteen, but lost the hall on downs. Later on, Smith passed to Neustedter outside the end zone, and there was no score. Early in the fourth period, Clark of V. P. I. intercepted Neustedter's pass and was dropped on the Virginia nine. Tech scored again on a trick reverse. The kick for conversion was good, and the game ended with V. P. I. ahead 13-0. Virginia. 0: North Carolina. l9 The Cavaliers lost to a favored Carolina eleven by a score of 19-0 in the Thanksgiving Day classic. VVeak- ened by the absence of Al Frerotte, and with Gillette and Murden handicapped by injuries, the Virginia team nevertheless put up a game fight. Cestly fumbles set up two Carolina touchdowns in the opening period. The Cavaliers came back after the half, and held the hall most of the third period. Most of the quarter was played in Tar Heel territory. Bill Crumm, sophomore back, made the longest Virignia run of the game when he carried the ball thirty yards through a broken field. Carolina recovered two Virginia passes, but failed to score in the third period. In the Final quaretr, the Tar Heels blocked DudleyIs quick kick and carried the ball to the Virginia fifteen. Lalanne of Carolina passed over the goal to Severin for the final touchdown. THE VARSITY SQUAD BASKETBALL SMITH TAYLOR STAFF CUSK.TEBELL.........................HeadCoaclz xVAI.TERSMlTH...........................Capiaxln. DICKTAYLOR.................-.........Managt'r TEAM 0 J. BLACKWELL A. LOWMAN W. BOARD W. MCCANN BUCHANAN Moscownz 4 A. FELDMAN M. PERRY W. HARMAN W. PRESTON J. Honowowsm R. ROBBINS G. KEYWAN W. SMITH K'aptaim J. WHITE SCHEDULE Virginia . . . . . . 35; Bridgewater . . . . . . 14 Virginia . . V . . . 4.1; Norfolk Stars . . . . . 25 Virginia . . e . . . 45; Naval Training Station . . 32 Virginia . . . . . . 36; Langley Airmen . . . . 22 Virginia . . . . . . 4.6; Va. Medical College . . . 24 Virginia . . . . . . 38; Hampden-Sydney . . . . 24 Virginia . . . . . . 49; VViHiam and Mary , . . 31 Virginia . . . . . . 37; Roanoke College . . . . 2.1. Virginia . . . . . . 39; St. Joseph's . . . . . . 43 Virginia . . . . . . 4B; Naval Base . . . . . . 32 Virginia . . . . . . 29; Navy . . . . . . . . . 26 Virginia . . . . . . 29; V. M. I. . . . . . . . 26 Virginia . . t . . . 34.; V. P. I. . . . . . . . 25 Virginia . . . . t 32; George Washington . . . 35 Virginia . . . . . .14; North Carolina . . . . . 25 Virginia . . . . t 28; William and Mary . . . 29 Virginia . . . . . . 30; Washington and Le . . . 33 Virginia . . . . . . 27; V. M. I. . . . . . . t 2.1. Virginia . . . . . . 21; Richmond , . . . . . . 27 Virginia . . . . , . 42; V. P. I. . . . . . . . 27 Virginia . . . . . . 36; Richmond . . . . . . . 20 Resume OF SEASON With all but one regular from last year's squad returning, prospects were excellent for Coach Gus Tebellis quintet at the beginning of the season. The cagers lost five games and won sixteen, the five defeats by narrow margins. Captain Wally Smith, All-Staters Will Harman and Billy McCann, Babet' Feldman, and John Black- well presented an offensive and defensive combination which few opponents could match. Although the cagers failed to retain the state title, the season was very successful. In four pre-season games, the Cavaliers swamped Bridgewater, the Norfolk Stars, the Naval Training Station, and the Langley Airmen. Virginia. 46: Medical College of Virginia, 24 In the first game of the regular season, the Cavalier quintet had little trouble in defeating the Medical College of Virginia. The IVIedicos were close on the Cavaliers, heels at the end of the first half, but the Virginia five hit their stride in the second half to score twenty-five points to their opponents, six. Bill Har- man was high scorer with twenty points. Virginia. 38: Hampden-Sydney. 24 Big Bill Harman, scoring twenty points from the Hoot, sparked the Cavalier attack which overpowered the Hampden-Sydney five. The Tigers were unable to break the Virginia cagersy lead after the first half. VirginiaI 37: Roanoke.v24 Leading the Roanoke College five from almost the beginning of the game, the Cavalier quintet won, 37 to 24. The Virginia five kept control of the ball most of the time, with Harman again leading the scoring. Billy McCann was outstanding in the tight Virginia defense. Virginia. 49: William and Mary. 3I The Cavaliers rang up their highest score of the season against an inferior William and Mary five. Harman, as usual, led the scoring, while Billy Mc- Cann,s ball-handling and defensive work was superb. Captain Wally Smith was also outstanding, with four field goals in eight attempts. Virginia. 39; St. Joseph's. 43 The Cavaliers, after winning eight straight games, lost to St. Joseph,s in the closing minutes of play. St. joseph's was ahead at half-time, but Feldman, Har- man, and R'IcCann put Virginia out in front, 37 to 31, in the second half. St. Joseph's last quarter rally broke a 39 to 39 deadlock to give them the victory. Virginia. 48: Naval Base. 32 The Virginia cagers, out for blood after their first defeat at the hands of St. Joseph,s trounced the N aval Base quintet by the Iop-sided score of 48 to 32. Virginia. 29: Navy. 26 The Navy quintet, playing a zone defense which the Cavaliers had not previously encountered, nearly upset the Virginia five. Billy lVIcCann was absent from the line-up. The L'Iiddies led 17 to 14. in the second half, but Harman sparked a scoring streak which gave the Cavaliers a permanent lead. Virginia. 29: V. M. I., 26 The Cavaliers came from behind twice in the second half to win over a hard-fighting V. M. I. quintet. Billy IVIcCann was high scorer. McCann, Feldman, and Harman broke through the CadetsT stubborn de- fense in the last quarter to regain the lead and win the game. Virginia. 34; V. P. L. 25 The Virginia cagers won their twelfth victory in thirteen starts, by defeating the V. P. I. five. Bill Harman again led the scoring, while Billy NIcCann showed up excellently on the Root. The Gobblers were stubborn opponents but the Cavaliers' teamwork was too much for them. Virginia. 32: George Washington, 35 In a thrilling game, the George Washington Uni- versity quintet defeated Virginia in an overtime period. The score see-sawed most of the first half, the Cav- aliers leading at half-time. Only once during the half did George Washington lead, until the overtime pe- riod, which spelled defeat for Virginia. Virginia. 44: North Carolina. 25 The Cavaliers met a strong Tar Heel team in Danville and came out on the long end of a 4.4. to 25 score. Virginia,s left-handed forward. uBabe Feldman, took high scoring honors with 22 points. Long John Blackwell played a fine defensive game. The entire Virginia team played fine basketball, the Tarhcels leading only once during the game. Virginia. 28: William and Mary. 29 The Cavaliers suffered their first defeat in the state at the hands of William and Mary in an extremely close game. The Indians, although they were the underdogs, capitalized on foul shots to win the game in a very rough second half. Virginia. 30: Washington and Lee. 33 Handicapped by the logs of Big Bill Harman, the Cavaliers lost to Washington and Lee in Lynchburg, thus losing any chance for the state title. Bill McCann played an outstanding floor game, while uBabe Feldman led the scorers. Captain Wally Smith played his usual fine de- fensive game. Virginia. 27; V. M. I.I 24 Still lacking Harman, the Cavaliers won a hard-fought victory over the V. NI. I. quintet. iiBabe Feldman was forced to leave the game THE VARSITY SIJUAD H661 in the first quarter due to an injured finger. The Virginia cagers held a slight edge during a rough and tumble second half to emerge the vic- tors. Virginia. 2l: Richmond. 27 The Cavaliers lost their fifth game of the season to Richmond, in a contest marked by close foul decisions. Bill Harman, back in the line- up, was unable to play his best, due to his in- jured leg. The Cavalier attack never started rolling, and the game ended with Richmond on top. Virginia. 42; V. P. L. 27 The Cavalier quintet rolled over an outplayed Virginia Tech five by a large score. Billy hlce Cann was outstanding at forward, while hBabe Feldman was high scorer. lIcCann and Smith sank long shots frequently. Playing aggressive ball, the Cavaliers held the lead most of the game. Virginia. 36: Richmond. 20 The Cavalier cage team closed the season by avenging their former defeat at the hands of the Richmond Spiders. The Virginia five were ahead, 21 t0 8, at half-time. Captain Walter Smith, Armand Feldman, John Blackwell, George Keywan, and h'Iarvin Perry saw action in Klemorial Gymnasium for the last time. TRACK 0 STAFF ARCHIE HAHN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Coach ROBERT ST. JOHN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4ssixtanl Coach MCCHESNEY GoooALL . . . . . . 7 . . . . . . . . Captain OMAR C. FITCH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Manager WXLLIAM C. Koomz ROBINSON STOWE . . . . . . . 7 . . :lJIUItUlI Manager: ROBERT L. TURRING RECORD Virginia . . . 2 . . . . . 72 ; Richmond . . . . . . . 18 Virginia . . V . . . . . . 30 ; Dartmouth . . . . . . . 96 Virginia . . . . . . . . . 76 ; V. M. I. . . . . . . . . 50 Virginia . . . . 2 . . . 54 ; North Carolina . . . . . 72 Virginia . . , . . . . . . 94V3; Davidson . . . . . . . 312 Virginia . . . . . . . . . 87 ; VViIIiam and Mary . 2 . . 39 Virginia . . 58 ; Navy . 68 Big Six Meet: Winner with 54. 273 points. GOODALL FITCH TEAM J. H. BANTA R. R. BARRE1T C. E. CHAMBERLAIN H. C. STOKES F. L. FULLER McC. GOODALL 7Cath E. I. GRAY R. W4 JONES E. M. LOWRANCE L. M. MCLAUGHLIN C. H. WHEELER F. MAS W. C. PERRY A. PEYTON L. H. POE R. S. pRESTON J. O. pUTNAM R. S. Scorr E. P. SHARRE'TI'S A. C. STOKES D. K. DAYTON T. S. YANCEY Poe. Sfoku. Peyton, Fuller PENN RELAY WINNERS, I939 l1671 ReSUME' OF SEASON All things being brought into consideration, the 1939 track season was very successful for the Cavaliers. Indoors the team won their only dual meet and took second place in the Non-Confer- ence NIeet at Chapel Hill. Outdoors, the track- sters won three out of their six dual meets and showed up extremely well in the Penn Relays and the HBig Sixh meet. Handicapped by the loss of some of their most outstanding men through injuries, the Cavaliers retained the state title and did well against some very strong out- of-state competition. In the hurdles, the 1939 team was supreme in the East. The Cavaliers Are Victors Over Richmond Indoors On February 15, the Cavalier trackmen, led by Captain Ches Goodall, opened the season with an easy victory over Richmond by the score of 72 to 18. Although hurdle star Frank Fullerwas out because of illness. Virginia's supremacy was evident from the very first when Ches Goodall ll68l took the mile and came back later to win the 880. Sophomore Stan Lyman took both the high and low hurdles. The best time of the meet was made by Gene Feinblatt, who took the 440-yard run in 56.8. Chuck Chamberlain was victorious in the two-mile race. Sid Vernon and Bill Perry tied for first place in the pole vault, while Lee McLaughlin won the shot put. Virginia Is Runner-Up in Non-Conference Meet The Cavaliers went to Chapel Hill on Feb- ruary 25 to defend their title in the Non-Con- ference IVIeet but had to be satisfied with second place, gaining 23V; points to Navy's 3OV2. Frank Fuller returned to win the high hurdles. Armistead Peyton and Harvey Poe took third and fourth place in the same race. In the non-eon- ference 60-yard dash, Frank NIas took fourth place. Lee hIcLaughlin won the shot put with a hurl of 44 feet 6M inches. Bill Perry took the high jump and Bob Preston took third place in the pole vault. The Virginia mile relay team won third place. Virginia Is Defeated by Dartmouth In the first meet of the outdoor season on April 1, the Cavaliers were defeated 30 to 96 by a very powerful team from Dartmouth College. The Virginia team was greatly handicapped by the absence of Captain Ches Goodall. With a wet track and a strong wind blowing, the Big Green team gained ten out of fourteen firsts. Frank Fuller took first place in the 120-yard high hurdles, setting a new track record of 14.9 and came back to win the low hurdles also. In what, unfortunately, was his last race of the season, Chuck Chamberlain took the two-mile race in 19:32.8. Lee NIcLaughlin again triumphed in the shot. The Cavaliers' hopes received another blow when Gene Feinblatt pulled a muscle which kept him out for the remainder of the season. The Cavaliers Win Over V. M. I. With Chamberlain and Feinblatt out, but aided by the return of Ches Goodall, the Cava- liers defeated V. NI. I. on April 8 by a 76 to 50 score. Virginia gained most of her points in second and third places. Captain Goodall took the mile with a time of 4:444 Ten points were gained by Frank Fuller who won the high hur- dles with a time of 14.8 and the lows with a time of 25. Ted Sharretts added nine points to the score in the jumping events. Bob Preston, Ted Sharretts, and R. R. Barrett made a clean sweep of the pole vault. The Cavaliers thus left their state record unblemished. ' Virginia Goes Down Before North Carolina Confronted by a stronger team from the Uni- versity of North Carolina on April 15, the Vir- ginia trackmen lost by a score of 54 to 72. Frank Fuller again took the high hurdles in a track record time of 14.4. Don Dayton was victorious in the 220-yard dash with a time of 22.1. Pres- ton, Sharretts, and Barrett repeated their V. NI. I. meet performance in the pole vault. Frerotte and IVIcLaughlin took first and second in the shot put. The Cavaliers put up a good fight but the Tar Heels were too much for them. Virginia Is Easy Victor Over Davidson Archie Hahn's men met Davidson College on April. 22 and were victorious by the wide margin of 94V; to 31V2. With eleven first places and clean sweeps in four events, the Cavaliers proved themselves far superior. In the field events, Lee McLaughlin won the shot put with a throw of 44 feet 4 inches and Yancey took the javeliii throw. Ches Goodall fought OH stiff competition to win the mile in a thrilling finish. His time was 4:38.6. Frank Fuller took the high hurdles in 14.5. Scott won the 44o-yard dash, Gray and Fritchie coming in second and third to make it a clean sweep. Another sweep was made in the century with Banta coming in first, followed by Dayton and Mas. Dayton took the 220-yard dash in 22.3 with Banta and IWas coming in second and third. Cavaliers Retain Relay Title at Penn Relays In spite of the rain and deep mud, Virginiais great hurdle relay team proved for a second. time their Eastern hurdling supremacy in the 45th an- nual Penn Relay Carnival. The team, consisting of Harvey Poe, H arry Stokes, Armistead Peyton, Fuller. Po. and Frank Fuller, won the event in I :15, only .3 seconds above the time of 1938. Frank Fuller added to the Cavaliers' laurels by winning the Invitation 120 high hurdles in 14.5, the fastest time in the entire history of the Carnival. William and Mary ls Defeated by Virginia On May 2, the Cavaliers, still undefeated by any state team, ran over William and hiary 87 to 39. Don Dayton was a winner in both the century and the 220-yard dash. Frank Fuller was also a double winner in the high and low hurdles. Captain Goodall took the mile in 4: 52.7. In the field events, Jones copped the jave- lin throw and Lee LIcLaughlin won in the shot put. Perry and Sharretts shared the honors in the high jump. Bob Preston took the pole vault and Lowrance triumphed in the broad jump. This victory all but clinched the state title for the Cavaliers. Virginia Retains State Title in Big Six Meet On a very rainy Niay 12, the Virginia track- men went to Richmond to retain the state title in the HBig Six meet. With a margin of 18 points over their nearest opponent the Cavaliers aggregated a total of 54. 2t3 points. The Cava- liers won six first places, six seconds. three thirds, three fourths, and made clean sweeps in the 100- yard dash and high hurdles. Ches Goodall re- tained the mile title in a time of 438.6. Frank Fuller won the highs, with Army Peyton and Harvey Poe coming in second and third. Fuller came back to win the low hurdles with a time of 26. Banta took the century-with Dayton and Mas close on his heels. Dayton came back to win the 220-yard dash in 23.8. Bob Preston was the victor in the pole vault. Navy Defeats Cavaliers in Last Meet Having bowed to Navy indoors in the Non- Conference Meet, the Cavaliers met them out- doors in the last meet of the season and were de- feated 58 to 68. Coach Hahn's men fought hard but could not overcome the Navy,s lead. The perennial trio of Banta, Dayton, and Mas swept the century. Frank Fuller completed the season with an almost perfect record by winning the high hurdles in 14.8. Lee McLaughlin took five points and a chicken dinner by hurling the shot a distance of 45 feet 4 inches. Jones won in the javelin throw and Ted Sharretts was the victor in the high jump. Although the 1939 team clo:ed its season in defeat, the season as a whole was remarkably good and several individual men were extremely outstanding. BASEBALL. STAFF JAMES E. SARGENT . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Captain SID M. RUFFIN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Manager Gus TEBELI. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Coarl: SQUAD JUSTIN BunNes ........ Left FizlJ JAMES SARGENT ....... Thiyd Ban PETER NISTAD ....... Center Field WILLIAM HARMAN ....... Catch Lows REDAVID ....... Right Fitld WALTER 5mm ......... Pirrhu jAuss GILLE'ITE ....... Fin: Bat: JOE PINDER ........... Pitcher WILLXAM MCCANN ..... Strand Bax: FRANK NICHOLS ......... Pilchtr LUTHER GOSNEY ....... Short Stop JOHN WILLEY .......... Pitch RESERVES WILLIAM D CKINSON ...... Filth SAMUEL MARSHALL TRUMAN SOUTHALL ARTHUR HITCH JAMES Donson RECORD Virginia . . . . . . . . . . I3; Haverford 0 Virginia . . . . . . . . . . 8; Yale 4 Virginia . . . . . . . . . . 2; Richmond 1 Virginia . . . . . . . . . . 2; Michigan I Virginia . . . . . . . . . . to; North Carolina 5 Virginia . . . . . . . . . . 6; V. M. I. . . . . 5 Virginia . . . . . . . . . . 2; William and Mary . 6 Virginia . . . . . . . . . . 10; Washington and Lee 8 Virginia . . . . . . . . . . 4.; North Carolina 15 Virginia . . . . . . . . . . 8; Davidson 6 xfrgfnia . . . . . . . . . . 15; V. M.' I. . . . . 3 SARGEANT nrglma . . . . . . . . . . 9; Washington and Lee 2 RupFlN Virginia . . . . . . . . . . 9; V. P. I. 5 Virginia . . . . . . . . . . 0; Richmond 7 Virginia . 5; V. P. I. 2 Virginia . . . . . . . . . . 6; Navy 5 Virginia . . . . . . . . . . 8; Rutgers 9 Virginia . 3; Yale 5 Virginia . 8; Cornell I Virginia . 9' Illinois Wesleyan IO Totals: 14 Victories, 6 Defeats. Coach Gus Tebell called the first day of base- I ball practice on March 22. Starting his eighth season as baseball coach, he held high hopes for the 1939 squad since he had many regulars re- turning for duty as well as a number of recruits from the ,38 freshman team. The Cavaliers had a schedule of twenty games with some of the best schools in the east, and had a very admirable record of 14. victories against 6 defeats, being invited to participate in the celebration of the centennial of baseball at Cooperstown, N. Y. Virginia. I3; Haverford, 0 The Cavaliers started the season after one month of training against Haverfm'd College. Due to rain in the early afternoon, the game was cut to seven innings, but in that time Virginia clearly showed itself superior to the Haverford forces. -The final score was 13 to 0. Frank Nichols pitched the first five innings, allowing three hits. VValIy Smith finished the game, giv- ing up but one hit. Gillette, Harman and Sar- geant starred at hat. The defence was Hawless, and the victory was an excellent start toward a good season. DO 0 50 N Virginia. 8; Yale. 4 The next game for the Cavaliers was with Yale. Smith started against joe VVnod, Jr., son of Smokey Joe Wood of major league fame, on the mound. Both pitchers went the distance, but it was the consistent hitting 0f the shortstop. Gosney, and Captain Jim Sargennfs home run which proved to be the deciding factors in Vir- ginia's victory. Virginia. 2: Richmond. I Travelling to Richmond to meet the Univer- sity of Richmond, Virginia emerged victorious in a Close ball game. The pitchers were Joe Finder and Porter Vaughan, for Virginia and Richmond, respectively. Each pitcher went the route, Finder giving up but four hits. Virginia. 2: Michigan. I The next encounter was with KIichigan and . f kty' proved to be a pitching duel between Nichols of AM '- Virginia, and Barry of llichigzm. Each pitcher RE DAViD ' N 5; V limited the opposition to four hits. but the hitting ' . V. 43$; 0f the Cavaliers made it possible for their winning t SA ROEAN T streak to continue. Virginia. IO; North Carolina. 5 Virginia played a home game with the Tar Heels of North Carolina, and, with Finder pitch- I 1'3! Mc CANN FINDER a HARMON Il731 ing and NIcCann and Gillette hitting heavily, the Tar Heels were defeated by a 10 to 5 score. Virginia. 6: V. M. I.. 5 Travelling to Lexington to meet V. M. I., the team, through the efforts of Finder, emerged victorious. Smith started for the Cavaliers and was eHective until the ninth, with the score stand- ing 6 to 5, he loaded the bases with one man out. Pinder was sent in to relieve Smith, and, dis- playing great control, he struck out the next two batters, to keep Virginiais record still unblem- ished. Virginia. 2: William and Mary, 6 William and Klary was the next opponent, and due to a combination of walks and errors the team was defeated for the first time. Captain Sargeant hit well, and the Virginia infield made three sparkling double plays, but to no avail, for the William and R'Iary hitting was too strong. Virginia. I0: Washington and Lee. 8 The Cavaliers next met the Generals of VVash- ington and Lee, and won in a close game. Nich- ols, Finder, and Smith divided the pitching duties, with Smith winning the game, and aiding his own cause with two hits. The real batting star, how- ever, was Jim Sargeant, who had a perfect day with four hits. Virginia. 4; North Carolina. l5 Journeying to Chapel Hill to meet the Tar Heels for the second time, the Virginians tasted defeat. Acombination of effective Tar Heelpitch- ers and a power-hitting shortstop, Thompkins, who hit two home runs, proved to be too much for the team. The Tar Heels bunched five of their runs in the fifth inning. Virginia. 8; Davidson. 6 In the encounter with Davidson the Cavaliers came from behind to win. Nichols started on the mound, but was replaced by Wally Smith. The team got twelve hits altogether, with Sar- geant, Nistad and Burnes getting two hits apiece. Virginia. l5: V. M. l.. 3 The second game with the Keydets from Lex- ington proved to be an easy victory for the Cava- liers. They scored fifteen runs on twelve hits, each man hitting safely. V. M. I. made six errors. In the big second inning the Virginians got eight runs. Pitchers were Preston, Willey and Dickinson. Virkinia. 9: Washington and Lee. 2 An easy victory over the Minx of Washington and Lee saw little action. Virginia, 9: V. P. I.I 5 Another decisive victory for the Cavaliers, put- ting them in line for the State Championship. Virginia. 0: Richmond. 7 Needing this lone victory to Clinch the state championship, the entire team went to pieces and was shut out the only time during the season. Porter Vaughan, whom the Cavaliers had already beaten, pitched well for the Richmond team, al- lowing but two hits. Pinder started for Vir- ginia, being removed in the sixth inning after five Richmond runs had scored. Richmond catcher Hoskins hit a home run with two men on base. Smith relieved Pinder, but was also ineffective, and Virginiais bid for the championship was lost. Virginia. 5: V. P. I.. 2 On the second meeting with V. P. I., the Cavaliers overpowered the Gobblers in every de- dartment. Nichols pitched well, and Virginia bunched all the runs in the third inning. Virginia. 6: Navy. 5 In a close but uneventful game at Annapolis, the Naval Academy was beaten 6 to 5. Virginia. 8: Cornell. I As the team travelled north, they met Cornell at the Iatter's home grounds at Ithaca, N. Y., beating them as the season neared its close. Virginia. 9: Rutgers. 8 Continuing the northward swing, Virginia met Rutgers and beat them in a very close, exciting game. Virginia, 9: Illinois Wesleyan. l0 In the final game of the season, Illinois VVes- leyan outhit the Virginians in a free-scoring af- fair. The baseball team, after the close of school, went north to participate in baseball's centennial, and performed creditably. We are sure that we can speak for the team when we thank Manager Sid RuHin and especial- ly Coach Gus Tebell. THE VARSITY SUUAD t'i A w , ' . 436150 $631; 5 ,.V'- y i i. k- Wm 23 ll74l MINIIB SPDBTS EAPTAINS CARTER VVEISIGER Swimming CHARLIE SCHNEIDER Swimming J m PLFTNAM Crux: Country WALTER CUSHMAN Golf FRANK THOM PSON Tami: PICH EGR L' VVUOLFOLK Latrauc GEORGE KEYES Sorrtr I1751 VARSITY HOLLIS FITCH . . . . , CHARLES F. SCHNEIDER . CARTER VVEISIGER CHARLES READ Virginia. SI: V. P. I.I 24 The Cavaliers easily defeated the visiting V. P. '1. team in NIemorial Gym pool. Steve Clarke was outstanding with wins in the 50 and IOO-yard dashes. Virginia. 7: Navy. 68 Faeinegeone of the strongest teams in the East, Virginia was outclassed. . Virginia. 30: N. C. University. 45 In a hard fought battle the Tar Heels re- versed the procedure of last year and took Vir- ginia. The Tar Heels set a new 300-yard med- ley relay'record for our pool. Virginia, 42; William and Mary. 20 To make a decisive victory more thrilling Clarke, of the Cavaliers. again starred and took both the 50 and Ioo-yard dashes. Virginia. 30: Rutgers. 45 The Cavaliers amassed 30 points but these ll761 SWIMMING . . . . . Caatl: . Captain Captain Managrr were not enough to take a superior Rutgers team in their own pool. Virginia, 36: Rider College. 39 A meet well worth seeing was this hard-con- tested swim. The contests were close but Rider had the edge. Virginia. 39: V. M. L. 36 TVith this win over V. M. I. the Cavaliers took the state swimming title. V. RI. 1. put up stiff competition but Virginia came out on top. Virginia. l3: Dartmouth. 62 Virginia was up against a superior team in almost all events. The Cavaliers put up good competition but were beaten badly. Virginia. 23: Washington and Lee, 52 The natators from Virginia traveled to meet the Generals in the Washington and Lee pool. The victory went to the Generals. EBIJSS RECORD Virginia . . . 43; Maryland . . . . . 31 Virginia . . . 25; V. M. I. . . . . . 32 Virginia . . 17; Richmond . . . . . 41 Virginia . . . 15; W. 81. RI. . . . .48 Virginia won the State R'Ieet against five other teams. EDUNTHY SQUAD CHARLIE WHEELER, Coach jm PUTNAM, Captain LARRY FORSYTHE BEV TL'CKER Emma HOLM CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN NELSON MOON TED AYRES RE'SUME' OF SEASON By winning the State Meet for the second year running Virginia climaxed one of the best season; the hartiers have had in many a year. Under the able guidance of their new coach, Charley Wheeler, the team started the 1939 cross- country season with a close meet, losing to the ever strong Maryland barriers, their famous dead-heat- trio finished in the aforesaid position. The uCava- lier? next encounter was with the iiRatsh of V. M. I., and Virginia won this meet by 7 points. Rich- $ u! 5 ,. u mond and William and Mary in the order men- tioned, each proved to be easy prey for the Vir- ginians. Virginia won the State Meet against Richmond, V. M. 1., Washington and Lee, V. P. I., and William and Mary. Consistent scorers for Virginia were Bev Tucker and Charlie Chamberlain and also Captain Jim Putnam and Eddie Holm, who have completed three years of varsity ctoss-country competition. Stafe Meet Winners 11771 TEAM LEWIS OEHMIG . . . . . Captain ROBERtls Wam . . . . . . . Managrr W. C. BA'ITLE A. G. KEYWAN C. G. MIDDLETON W. M. CUSHMAN R. W. LEONARD I.. W. OEHMIG ICath E. T. HARRISON G. A. MAcDouan R. B. PAYNE RECORD Virginia . 7 ; Dartmouth 2 Virginia . . 16,5; Richmond 1b Virginia 1 . 6 ; Pennsylvania . . . 3 Virginia . . . 1 ; Princeton . 8 Virginia 1 . 16 ; Boston College 2 Virginia . . . e 5 ; Pennsylvania 4 Virginia . . 1131.1; Richmond . . . . 6L: Virginia . 79.4; Rutgers 1h Virginia . . 1.1. ; W. 3: I.. . 13 Virginia . 5-5; Swarthmnre . 3,11; Virginia , 3V2; Navy 5'.- RE'SUME' OF SEASON Virginia's great golf team, which was undefeated in 1938 suffered only two defeats in 1939 and retained the state championship. The tryouts were held at Farmington late in March. Captain Lew Oehmig, W'alter Cushman, Bill Battle, Tucker Harrison, C. G. Middleton, and R. W. Leonard qualified for the six-man team to meet Dartmouth 011 April 3. In its first three matches Virginia met strong out-nf- state teams defeating in succession Dartmouth, Pennsyl- vania, and Boston College by scores of 7 to 2, 6 to 3, and 16 to 2 respectively. In vanquishing a supposedly potent Dartmouth team, our golfers inaugurated the season by winning all foursomes and four out of six individual matches. In meeting our first state cumpetition, the Cavaliers I1781 ran roughshod over the Richmond Spiders and VViIliam and Mary. Virginia then played its closest match with a state opponent, eking out a 14 to 13 win over a sur- prisingly strong hVashington and Lee outfit. After tak- ing in their stride Hampden-Sydney and the Richmond Iinksmen in a return match, the Cavaliers left for their northern tour with an unblemished state record. During the course of the tour the Virginia golfers en- gaged in five matches with northern colleges: Princeton gave Virginia its first golf defeat in two seasons by winning 8 t0 1. In :1 return match with Penn. the Cavaliers were victorious 5 to 4.. Rutgers was then de- feated 7 ; to 113 and still another win was scored when Swarthmore bowed 5'3 to 31;. In the last match, with Navy at Annapolis, the Middies defeated Virginia by a score of 5,1,3 to 35. TENNIS STAFF CARL ROHMANN . . . . . . . . . . . . Coach H. DOUGLAS SPRUANCE, JR. Manager FRANK A. THOMPSON, III Captain TEAM I939 SQUAD A. Y. P. GARNETI, 111. JOHN G. MAHONEY LANDON G. BUCHANAN CHARLES E. CHANNING, JR. GEORGE H. DUNKLIN WALKER REYNOLDS. JR. chmum H. FEUILLE JOHN SHARP STRANG FRANK A. THOMPSON, III SCHEDULE AND MATCH SCORE March 31 . Virginia . 9; Williams College 0 April 4 . Virginia . 9; Michigan State 0 April 5 . Virginia . 7; Dartmouth College 2 April 10 . Virginia . 9; Manhatten College . . . 0 April 12 . Virginia . 9; University of Michigan . 0 April 19 . Virginia . 9; Virginia Military Institute 0 hRained out. The University of Virginia tennis team launched its 1939 season on March 31 with a 9-0 win over an aggressive and hard-thting Williams team. On April 4. the Cavaliere met the team from Michigan State and took them in a decisive victory, 9-0. From this victory the racqueteers turned to face the invaders from Dart- mouth on April 5, winning by a score of 7-2. Three matches into their schedule, the Cavaliers had won each contest. They were slated to meet Manhattan College on April 10, reputedly a good team. Man- hattan went down in defeat, however, 9-0. Two days later the team from the University of Michigan was on hand to try to stop the winning streak of Virginia. They tried, but the strong Virginia team repeated the 9-0 score. A week passed, and Virginia Military In- stitute sent its Cadets t0 the courts. They, too, went down to a 9-0 score. On April 26, Washington and Lee sent its team to Virginia only to be beaten, the score again 9-0. The United States Naval Academy was the next Virginia opponent, and proved to be the best of the teams played to that date. Virginia, how- r- I q - - I TL April 26 . Virginia - 9; Washington and Lee . . 0 April 29 . Virginia . 6; U. S. Naval Academey . 3 May 1 . Virginia . 8; Columbia University . I May 2 . Virginia . 5; Yale University . .1. May 3 . Virginia . 2, Princeton . 7 May 8 . Virginia . 9; University of Richmond . 0 May 13 . Virginia' ; University of Miami ever, won by a score of 6-3. After the Naval Academy match, the Virginia team started on an eastern tour. The first match of the tour. on May 1, was with Columbia University, there. Virginia, again victorious, won by a score of 8-1. On May 2, the Cavaliers played a very close match at the Yale courts. The final score was 5-4. in favor of Virginia. Next stop on the tour was at Princeton University. This strong team, on its own courts, handed Virginia her first de- feat. The score was 7-2. Home on May 8, and on familiar courts, te Chavaliers triumphed over the Uni- versity of Richmond, 9-0. The final game of the sched- ule, with the University of Miami, was rained out. To total up the Virginia record, we find that twelve of the thirteen scheduled matches were played, and that eleven of these were won, the single loss being to Princeton. , Much help was given the team by its manager, H. Douglas Spruance, Jr., and to Coach Carl Rohmann goes great credit for turning out such an excellent team. --i P r1 a PICHEGRU Woououc . Capluin STAFF CHARLES Ll NCOLN . .Manager LETTER MEN GEORGE FELDMAN HARRY GAVER ROGER HALL FRANK BALSEY THOMAS BOLTON DEVVI'IT CASLER ROBERT DORNIN RICHARD CUSHMAN PERRIN MARCH Lows CERU'ITI VVILLIAM SHIPPIN JOHN HEROLD P. WOOLFOI.K Captain SCHEDULE Virginia . 5; W. and L. 7 Virginia . 2; North Carolina 4 Virginia . 1; Duke 9 Virginia . 2; Duke . . 8 Virginia . 5; Loyola . . 12 Virginia . 2; XV. and L. 7 Virginia . 3; Navy hB 10 Virginia . 2; North Carolina . 9 REISUME, Only recently recognized as a minor spurt, lacroxse has not had time to make much headway at the uni- versity. The 1939 season was not particularly env couraging. The team last all eight of the scheduled games. Lack of a coach was perhaps the chief reason for this record. The team never failed, however, to spread good will, and always fought hard agaimt their more polished opponents. Playing two games with each team in the Dixie League, the Cavaliers opened with hV. and L., and OF Haul SEASON last, 5 to 7. In the next game. the team lost to a superior Duke team, I to 9. Still undiscouraged, the Cavaliers went on to lose to Loyola, 5 to 12. The Navy hB team, their next opponents, won by the score of ID to 3. Hindered by the injury of several key men, the Virginia team traveled South to lose to North Carolina and Duke by the respective scores of 2 t0 4 and 2 t0 8. The polished W. and 1;. team again defeated the Cavaliers, the score being 2 to 7. Still fighting, Virginia lost to North Carolina, 2 to 9, in the last game of the season. 5 II II E B TEAM R. COPELAND Left Wing C. HASTINGS . Inside Left G. KEYES Left Half W. HomLL Imidc Right W. SHERMAN . Full Back R. GEENOUGH Full Back P. WEEMS Right Half S. LERNER . . . Goalie F. BALSLEY . . . Cemer Half A. VALENTINE . . . . Right Wing P. POLLION . . . . . Center Half STAFF L. T. Lunwxc . . . . . Coach GEORGE KEYES . . Captain BASIL CosrAs . 'Marmgcr RECORD Oct. 7-Virginia . . 2; Maryland . . . I Oct. 28-Virginia . . 2; Salisbury S. T. College . 3 Oct. 14-Virginia . . 2; Johns Hopkins . 2 Nov.1wVirginia . . 5; Blue Ridge College . 1 Oct. 2PVTirginia . . 1; Swarthmore . . . . I Nov. 11-Virginia . . o; Frostburg S. T. College . 5 Oct. 23-Virginia . . I; Towson S. T. College I Nov.25-Virginia . . 2; Western Maryland I REISUMEI The opening soccer game was played with Mary- land University on the Maryland held. In intense heat the Virginia team won 2-1 in an overtime period. With Captain George Keyes and Goalie Stan Ler- ner injured the Cavalier team faced Johns Hopkins to come out in a draw, 2-2. The first home game was with Swarthmore, re- putedly one of the strongest teams in the North. Early in the second period Virginia scored and then held the visitors without a score until the last minute of the game. In the last minute Swarthmore scored and the game ended in a 1-1 tie. OF llxll SEASON The squad met Towson in a hard-fought tie game on the Towson field. Next Virginia played Salisbury on the home field and played a beautiful game only to come out on the losing end for our first defeat. On a double game trip Virginia played Blue Ridge and Frostburg. Blue Ridge lost by a score of 1-5, favor of Virginia. The last game of the season was played here with Western Maryland. Coming back from defeat at Frost- berg the squad turned in a fine performance and won by a score of 2-1. T w High Hurdlers Track Team Yancy Hurls One Foofball Acfion He's Down The Mile Sliding Horne Nice Goal Lambefh Field Rounding Third R. N. HOSKINS Director Intramural Athletic; In step with the current trend in attitude on Amer- ican campuses and amongst contemporary educators, the Intramural Sports Department, under the able di- rectorship of Mr. Robert N. Hoskins, has again in the 1939-40 season expanded its program to claim first place in year-round interest with the students. Taking advantage of the present fraternity set-up, the Intramural system incorporates the fraternity as a basis of team competition. However, in view of the ultimate ends of intramurals, Mr. Hoskins has broad- ened his program to such an extent that during the past season leagues including the dormitories, profes- sional groups, and any other teams sponsored by di- rected groups, were organized to compete on the same basis as the fraternity divisions. The Intramural Program opens wide to the young man, who has never developed the special talents llBSJ INTBAMUBAL SPHHTS necessary for Intercollegiate competition, the field of directed competitive athletics. uSuch sports also oHer the best kind of personal contacts, and foster the friendships, the spirit of camaraderie, the easy good fellowship that belong naturally to the formative col- lege years. Besides the obvious social contacts made on the playing field, competition in sports fosters the virtues of courage, tolerance, determination, and cooperation. The Intramural Program offers the fun of competi- tive play, the chance to participate in the manly vir- tues, and the ensuing soundness of body as permanent values in the development of a well-rounded man. As a basis for comparison: in the 1933-34 season there was 1,125 participants tduplicationst and 319 contests in the program; while 2,786 participants and 1,353 contests were the causes for the success of the 1938-39 season. SPRING TERM SorrBM.I.efraternity L107 playerst 1. A. T. O. 2. D. K. E. 3. T. E. P. 4. Phi Kap. Sot- I'BALLeindependent t77 playerst 1. Engineers. 2. East Rangers. Swmmxc-individual events t85 natadorQ TENNISeSingles U10 playerst 1. z. Massell, Z. B. T. Lerner, PiLam. Doubles t78 playerst 1. Lerner and Fabian, PiLam. 2. Mendelson and Massell, Z. B. T. FALL TERM F00'l'BAl.l.efraternity t4o7 gridment 1. D. K. E. 2. Pi K. A. 3. S. P. E. 4. Beta. VOLI.EYBALL-fratcrnity t295 playerst 1. 2. Phi Cam. 3. Kappa Sigma. 4. Z. R. T HORSESHOE PlTCHlNHingles t57 cnntestantst 1. Gosney D. K. E. 2. Taylor D. K. E. HORSESHOE PlTCHlNG-doubles t36 contestanm 1. Boatwright and Carmack, Theta Chi. 2. Edwards and Edwards, Indep. Phi Kap. SorrnAt.1.-independent t6+ gridmem 1. East Rangers. 2. Holmes Hall. TABLE TENleesingles U10 playerQ 1. Peck, Pi- Lam. 2. Lerner, PiLam. TABLE TENle-doubles U68 playerst Lerner, PiLam. 1. Peck and 2. Fabian and Lauterstein, PiLam. WINTER TERM Boxtxceindividual competition 055 fighters in eight weight classest. HASKETBALl.efl'aternity HA teams. 1. Pi K. A. 2. D. K. E. 3. Phi Delt. .1. St. Anthony. BASKETBALLefraternity B teams. 1. D. K. F 2. Sigma Nu. 3. Beta. 4.. S. A. E. BASKETBA1.L-i11dependent. 1. Idle Five. 'IhRACKeindividual competition M3 runnersL HANDBALLHne-wall singles. 1. Waxman, A. E. Pi. One-wall doubles. 1. VVaxman and Chernis, A. E. Pi. Four-wall singles. 1. Crook, Phi Delt. Four- wall doubles. 1. DaviS and Sargeant, Kappa Sigma. LUKE GOSNEY Horse Shoe Winner Phi Kap Volley Ball Champions I1841 '0- o..-o . C 'l . .-' rhu . U C b I1851 FIRST YEAR PIIIITBALL LAWRENCE Auno-r-r .......... E JAMES GBRHARDT ........ C JAMES REDUS ............. E WALTER ALLEN ........... 3 TURNBULL GiLLBTrE ......... 4 Bnuca REYNOLDS .......... G HARRY ANDERSON .......... l CLAUDE HAGGARD ......... E, l LEIGH RHE'IT ........... E, T WALLACE ANDREV .......... 3 CHARLES HALL ............ E HuuusoN ROBERTSON ........ G CHARLES ans'rr .......... G ARTHUR HEALD .......... G, l EDWARD J. Ronasou ......... 1 JAMES BEAR ............. G EDGAR HEDDBRLY ......... 4. 1 GEORGE SARGBNT .......... E WILLIAM BLEcxwaHL ........ 3 WILLIAM H1131. .......... E, 1 Nrcuous SCHLEGEL ....... T, G EDDIE BRYANT ............ 1 JAMES KABLEII ............ '1' Elm: SCHLESINGBR ........ T, G RUSSELL CARNEAL .......... G IRVING LAKXN ............ G EDWARD Scm-r ............ G GEORGE CAuchON ........ G RICHARD LANAHAN ........ T, T ALBERT SlMan ........... T ANDREW Cums-run ......... C ERNEST LANGE ............ T Leo SurrH .......... 3, C, E HENRY COLLIER ........... G WILLIAM LANGHORNE ....... 2, E Louxs Scorr ........... E, 4 Evanm CDFFEY ............ T H. C. LONGMDGE .......... l BENTON STEVENS ......... 4, 1 JAMES CONNER ........... T Eowum LYMAN ........... 3 WILLIAM SUHLING ........ C, E FRANK CnaNSHAv .......... 2 Roy MARKERT ........... 3, 2 THOMAS C. Tummy ....... E, l GEORGE CREIGHTON ...... G, E, 2 JOHN MARSHALL .......... 3, 2 Louxs WELLFORD .......... T JOHN Cnoznan ............ G Gnova MCCOWN ...... 1 GEORGE V0551 ............ 4 ACK DALEY ............. 4 JOHN MONCURE ........... T SHERMAN WHIPPLE ......... T WILLIAM DEWEY ......... 4, I DON NIKLASON ........... 3 FRANK WILSON ........... E SAM DIXON ............. E HAROLD O'CONNELL ......... Z STANLEY Wloonwum ....... E, 2 Jo: EXCHELBAUM ........... 1 DAN OBHMIG ............ T JOHN YOUNG ............. 3 JOHN FRIZZBLL ............ G RICHARD P15715115 .......... l, 4 CAPTAIN VUuLuM SUHLING C. E NORMAN RATHBUN ....... l, 4, E SCHEDULE Oct. 6-Virginia Freshmen tTherei 12; W. and L. Freshmen 0 Oct. 13-V1rg1ma Freshmen tHerei 21; V. M. I. Freshmen . 0 Oct. zo-Virginia Freshmen tHerei 12; V. P. I. Freshmen . 13 Oct. 27-ergima Freshmen tTherei 13; Naval Base . 0 Nov. 9-V1rg1ma Freshmen tHerei . 14; N. C. Freshmen 7 Again Coach Fletcher did it! A most successful season in which the Baby Cavaliers played sterling ball in every game, losing only one of five, and that by a single point. The opening game at Lexington saw Daly and Markert lead the team to a 12-0 win over W. and L. Seriously threatened at times, Vir- ginia's stout line closed in to keep their opponents scoreless. In the first home game the Yearlings marched on to defeat the V. M. I. Keydets, 21-0, in a game which brought to light George XVest's punting ability which was to silence many enemy threats throughout the year. The Freshmen's third game was really heartbreak- ing. Fighting hard and handicapped by the loss of Bryant, Lyman, and Nicklason, the Baby Cavaliers suffered their first and only defeat by a 13-12 score REISUME, OF SEASON I186l at the hands of a heavier but outplayed V. P. I. eleven. The VVest-Daly-MarshaH-Heald quirumvirate failed to compensate for the lack of a consistent extra-point man and the loss of other regulars. With a 13-0 tally piled up by a Daly-to-Hill com- bine over Naval Training Base behind them, Coach Fletcher and Season,s Captain Suhling led Virginiak Freshmen to an impressive climax in the 14-7 defeat of perennially-strong North Carolina. Highlighted by Grove McCown's 80-yard dash to the Tar Heelsi 3- yarder and Daly's 60-yard touchdown run, the game proved to be the most exciting freshman game seen for some time. Again bouquets to Dick Fletcher and the coaching staff that have consistently turned out such fine teams as this of 1939. FIRST YEAR STAFF BOXING MORTY CAPLIN . . . . . . . . . . . . Coarl: KENNETH Raunmcea. . . . . . . . Manager SQUAD MELVIN ALPER ADOLPH BAKALAR CHARLES BARRETT MORGAN Ckosmwmn WARREN ELDREGE DON GADDIS KEARNEY HENSEL PHILLIP lesav ANDREW MCLACLAN ASHBY MARSHALL LOCKERT MASON DON NIKLASON DAN OEHMic JOHN OPPENHEIMER NED PABST ARNOLD PAYNE VVILHAM PHILLIPS MARION Pm's BRUCE REYNOLDS EDWARD Scorr JAMES STAUFFER JOHN SNELL ALDEN WHITMORE PERCY WOOD CLIFTON GRUVER RE'SUME OF SEASON Coach Morty Caplin not only built up a team from inexperienced material-an accomplishment in itself- but will send to the Varsity several men of real promise. More experienced V. P. I. defeated the Freshmen 5'2-2K, McLaglen garnering a T. K. 0. over Sed- isvick, Marshall a draw, and Payne 3 forfeit for Vir- ginials score. Virginia's Freshmen drew with Maryland, 4-4 when Marshall T. K. O.ed Mattix. Wood and MC Laglen gained decisions, and Scott a forfeit. The Navy Plebes took the Cavaliers, 6-2, Puss Wood and Don Gaddis accounting for the latter's score by their decision bouts. S. M. A. outpointed the Virginia Freshmen, 5h- zh, Andy McLaglen and Don Niklason scoring deci- sions and Ashby Marshall at first round draw for The Baby Cavaliers worsted Carolina, 5-3, Mar- shall collecting a T. K. 0, over Freedman, and Payne, Wood, Eldrege, and McLaglen well earned decisions. Virginia. l1871 FIRST YEAR BASKETBALL DICK FLETCHER . Coarh DICK VVILTSHIRE . LAMARR DAVIS NORMAN FARQUMAK Hm. FECHTER WALTER ALLEN CHARLES BROWN ANDY CHRISTIAN STAFF CHARLIE REED . .Mamtgrr Caplain TEAM FRANK STRINGFELLOW FIEmec MERCER BILL VVELFLEY BILLY HILL 311.1. IRVINE Busrm ROBERTSON Boa CRANE SAM GRAHAM CHARLES KENDALL Dtcx VVannmE, Captain SCHEDULE Virginia . . 38; Fork Union . . . . . 19 Virginia . . 51; A. M. A. . . . . . . 31 Virginia . . 36; Massanutten . . . . . 34 Virginia . . 24; E. H. S. . . . . . . 16 Virginia . . 4.7; V. M. I. . . . . . . 22 Virginia . . 46; W. and L. . . . . . 58 Virginia . . 28; VVoodberry . . . . . l0 Virginia . . 31; V. M. I. . . . . . 26 Virginia . . 30; V. E. S. . . . . . . 19 Virginia . . 35; V. P. I. . . . . . . 31 RE'SUME' OF The freshman basketball team of 194.0 chalked up the most successful record since 1929, with nine vic- tnries and only one loss, and a tie for the State Fresh- man Championship. Several outstanding men gave promise of good varsity teams in the future. The yearlings opened the season with a victory over Fork Union, 38 to 19. Massanutten presented more competition to the Baby Cavaliers than any other prep school. Virginia won by the narrow margin nf 36 to 3.1.. Captain Dick VVilts'hire led the yearlings to a 47 to 22 victory over the V. M. l. Rats. The Baby Cav- aliers, paced by Bill W'elfley, went on to conquer the VVoodberry Forest eager: by the score of 28 to 10. Still SEASON undefeated, the yearling cagers won an easy game with Augusta Military Academy, 51 to 31. VViltshire led the scorers. Coach Fletcher's men won their seventh straight victory against the Episcopal High School by a 24 to 16 score. Bill VVelhey sunk several shots in the last few minutes of play to win the game. The VVnshingtnn and Lee freshmen handed the yearl- ings their tint defeat, the score being 46 to 58. The Baby Cavaliers avenged their only defeat of the sea- sun by taking an easy 31 tn 26 victory in their second game with the V. M. I. Rats. In the final game of the season, the yearling quintet defeated the V. P. I. freshmen, 35 to 31. FIRST YEAR TBAEK RESUME, OF SEASON The first year track team of 1939 had a very success- ful season, both indoors and outdoors, losing only one of the five dual meets in which they engaged, and retaining the state title at the Big Six meet. The yearlings lost their first indoor meet to 11 very strong E. H. S. team by a score of 39 1-3 to 45 2-3. In the next indoor meet they ran over Richmond by a 55 to 26 score, Marbury being outstanding. In their last meet indoors the freshmen conquered VVoodberry Forest by the score of 58 to 22. Outdoors, the Baby Cavaliers were even more suc- cessful. Although hindered by the absence of several ARCHIE HAHN B03 ST. JOHN EDWARD T. Monox TEAM CRONLY MCGINLEY RATHBUN, N. FARRBN MARBURY NEUSTEDTER GREENLEAF MARSHALL TUCKER HASTINKB MASON TU11-11LL JACOBS MOON VERMILLION JBNNEss MOTLEY WALLBR KAHN RATHBUN, K. Wsns-rsn of their best men, the team managed to win over the V. M. I. Rats 65 m 61. Rev. Tucker, john Cronly, and Ken Rathbun were outstanding. In their last dual meet the freshmcn heat S. M. A. by the wide margin of SO'A to 36Mz. The Rathbun brothers, Bev Tucker, and Ross Craig showed up well. In spite of a muddy track, the freshmen took the laurels at the Big Six meet in Richmond. Ken Rathbun was very outstanding. With such a record, the freshman track team of 1939 gives promise of many track victories for the Cavaliers within the next few years. Coach Assistant Coach Manager RECORD Virginia . . 39 133; Episcopal High 45 233 Virginia . . . 55 ; Richmond . . . . 26 Virginia . . . 58 ; VVoodberry Forest . 22 Virginia . . . 65 ; V. M. I. . . . . 6r Virginia . . . 80V; ; Staunton M. A. . i 363 Winner of Big Six meet. FIRST YEAR BASEBALL. 1 ii REISUME, OF SEASON The freshman baseball season of 1939 was not ex- tremely successful in respect to the number of games won and lost. Some individual players, however, showed great promise and at times, especially in the final game, the yeariings showed Coach Dick Fletcher what they really could do. The freshmen dropped their first game to Woodberry by the narrow margin of l to o. A team greatly weak- ened by the loss of many regulars lost the second game to Fork Union by a score of 8 to 4. The Baby Cava- liers then took their first game of the season from A. R. FLETCHER CHUCK VVAISH YUILLE HOLT TEAM ann Juoxms PALMER BARNES KING meussouu BANKNXGHT LAMA POLLARD BLEASBY MACKENZIE PluNcE Courumu LARRXCK SHAPIRO CUMMINGS MILLAN SHEINTOCH DUDLEY MIRMAN STEINHKLBER EGGLESTO N MULLAR WALSH ENGLANDER MULLER WEINMAN HILL Neusrenrpu WYATT STAFF ll901 M. A. by a 12 to 1! score. Poor fielding lost their first encounter with V. M. I., the score being 4 to 3. The yearlings lost to Hargrave in the next game by a 9 to 5 count. In the following encounter, a more powerful Massanutten team came out on the long end of a 12 to 3 score. In the final game the freshmen showed hitting power for the first time and gained revenge for their first defeat at the hands of V. M. I. by trouncing the Rats 17 to 8. What otherwise might have been a disastrous season was thus brought to an impressive close. Coach Captain Manager RECORD Virginia . o; VVoodberry Forest . l Virginia . 4; Fork Union 8 Virginia . . 12; A. M. A. 11 Virginia . 3; V. M. I. 4 Virginia . 5; Hargrave Virginia . 3; Massanutten 12 Virginia . . 17; V. M. I. B FIRST YEAR MINIJH SPDHTS FRESHMAN CROSS COUNTRY WILLIAM R. NELSON . . 40; Maryland Virginia . Virginia . THOMAS K. GREEK WILLIAM R. NELSON FRESHMAN SWIMMING ALLAN HOPKINS . . I4; Massanutten . . 4.4; Fishburne Virginia . Virginia . DAVID BAXTER WILLIAM A. WATKINS WALTER EUWER HAROLD FISHER 0 STAFF Captain WILLIAM W. KOONTZ . Manager SCHEDULE . 18 Virginia. o;V. M. I. . . . . . 17 .44; W. and M. 15 Last in Big 6 Meet. SQUAD JAMES B. 0RD, JR. ALBERT STODDARD STAFF Captain SCHEDULE 40 Virginia . 22 Virginia . SQUAD CHARLES CURRY, II THEODORE C. Conwm DAVID BREWSTER ROBERT BOYD FRESHMAN TENNIS STAFF STEPHEN CAREW SCHEDULE Virginia '. 5; Peddie . . I Virginia . Virginia . 3; Scarborough . . . 5 Virginia . Virginia . 7; Woodberry Forest . . 2 Virginia . Virginia . 7; Thomas Jefferson H. S. . 2 Virginia . SQUAD JAMES BUTZNER RALPH COHN WALTER Hsss HOWARD Josms CARL MADDEN Il9ll CHARLES READ . WALTER C. WICKER, JR. THOMAS T. YOUNG M anager Manager . 35; A. M. A. . . . . . 18 . 37; W. and L. . . . . . 29 JOHN MCQUEEN JOHN WREEN 7 DIMMOCK Bume WILLIAM WATKINS 7; V. E. S. . . . . . . o 9; Hargrave Military School 0 6; E. H. S. . . . . . . 3 3; W. and L. . . . . . 6 WILLIAM MOUNFIELD 0. P. Sworn, JR. ROBERT R. THOMPSON, JR. First Year Cross Country and Swimming Tums l1921 FRATEBNITIES West Range in The Winter fa- INTEBFBATEBNITY EIJUNEIL OFFICERS CARTER B. VVEISIGER R. VVALTER JONES TED AYERS lella Epiilon Pi xllplm Tau Omega Bria Tlu'la Pi Chi Phi Delta Kappa Epsilon Della Plli Drlla Psi Delta Tau Delta Delta Upsilon Kappa xllplm Kappa Sigma Plzi Alpha Plzi Delta Tlmta Phi Epsilon Pi YUILLE HOLT, JR. GOVERNING BOARD JAMES LI'ITIJ-ZFIELD CHES GOODALL ARTHUR KAPMN BROKIE LAMB CARTER B. WHSIGER DAN PAYNE ROBERT B. ALDRICH CHEs GOODALL R. WALTER JONES . qithE'ITI-Z GATEWOOIJ DONAL DINWIDDIE GEORGE KEYWAN GREY EMMONS M. F. VVANDER TED AYERS ADOLPHE V. BAER Phi Gamma Della Phi Kappa Psi Phi Kappa Sigma Pi Kappa xllplla Pi Lambda Plli Sigma lella Einlon Sigma Clli Sigma Nu . . . Sigma Plli Epsilon Tlu'ta Clli Tllcla Dalia Clli Tau Epsilon Pi Zrla Brla Tau Zrla Psi President Vice-Presidrnt S rcretary MARVIN PERRY MARVIN PERRY ARTHUR TUTHILL BILL JENS DOWNING L. SMITH HOWARD WmNEk YUH.I.E HOLT, JR. VVILLIAM B. SANDERsox FLOYD WILLIAMS ROBERT IRELAND JAMES LITI'LEFIELD HAROLD D. MACK, JR. MITCHELL SIMON LEWIS D. HIRSCHLER KEENE LANGHORNE AICE Founded at Yale in 184.4. Established at University of Virginia, November 26, 1852. F RATER IN FACULTATE LLEWELLYN G. Home, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. FRATRES 1N URBE DR. STAIGE D. BLACKFORD MAYNADIER MASON Roan RICHARD Rmaun'r HEDLEY MCNEER BOWEN FRANK AUBREY MAssn: WILLIAM A. RINEHART, III EDWARD WATTS GAMBLE, JR. JACK RINEHART Gus TEBELL J. MALCOM LUCK DAVID JOSEPH W000 DELTA KAPPA EPSILHN COLLEGE ROBERT B. ALDRICH LUTHER S. Gosmzv JAMES ARTHUR SMITH CALVIN R. ALLEN WILLIAM Moxcune GRAVATT RICHARD MCC. TAYLOR WYNDHAM B. BLANTON, JR. PAUL G. GRAVES VVILLIAM G. WILLcox F. DIXON BROOKE qumm B. MARBURY WILLIAM Roscoe WILLm C. Ramon BRYAN, 111 LEE M. MCLAUGHLIN PICHEGRU Woourom, JR. LAURENCE L. PRINCE KENNETH REUTLINGER LAW JOHN J. ABBERLEY BENJAMIN T. KINSEY H. MERRILL Pasco B. WARWICK DAVENPORT JOHN B. MCLEMORE ALBERT F. REUTLINGER WINSTON FROST Lawns WEST OEHMIC ROBERT C. WATTS, JR. DUNCAN C. Gum WILLIAM R. WEExs, II MEDICINE A. RANDOLPH GARNI-z'rr EDWIN P. PARKER, III ENGINEERING HYNSON BROWN INITIATES C. EDGAR BRYANT DANIEL W. Osumc WILLIAM G. Summc, ll ARTHUR S. HBALD LEIGH C. Rum GEORGE F. WEST JAMES H. KABLER H. M. ROBERTSON, JR. J. CooxE WILSON SAMUEL M. P. Kmsm' GEORGE L. SARGENT STANLEY Woonwnn, JR. Il981 VIRGINIA ETA EHAPTEB F irxt Row SARGENT, SUHLING, HEALD, VVOODWARD, WILSON, KABLER, P. Kstay, WEST, D. OEHMIG, BRYANT, ROBERTSON, RHETT. Second Raw VVOOLFOLK, TAYLOR, WILLcox, L. OEHMIG, B. KIN- ssv, A. REUTLXNCER, GIBB, PASCO, WEEKS, EDMUNDS, K. REUTLINGER. - Third Row PARKER, GRAVES, WA'I'I'S, MCCALLUM, SMITH, GRA- VATr, ALDRICH, RHINEHART. Fourth Row DAVENPORT, MCLAUCHLIN, BROWN, MARBURY, PRINCE, BRYAN, GOSNEY, VVILLETT, BROOKE, ALLEN. Il99l VA; a sz 93K RICHARD HEATH DABNEY, M.A., Ph.D. GEORGE B. EAGER, JIL, B.A., LLB. T HOMAS MUNFORD Bovn PHI FRANK H. BALSLEY GEORGE H. BALSLEY JOB BRYAN CHAFFE EDWARD N. CREEK ALBERT KIRVEN Cocxe CHARLES W. COLEMAN P. L. Conquest III A. JACKSON BRENT WILLIAM A. DICKINSON FrrzHUGH ELDER, JR. JOHN ALEXANDER COCKE DONALD A. FRAZIER JOHN BARTON B. J. BEVERLY RALPH CONRAD ROLLIN CONWELI. quT Founded at Jefferson College in 1852. Established at University of Virginia in 1853. FRATRES IN FACULTATE JOHN RITCHIE, 111, 13.8., LL.B., J. S. D. OSCAR Swmeroan, JIL, B.A., M.D. FRATRES IN URBE KAPPA COLLEGE JOHN M. CONWELL THOMAS W. MALONEY WILLIAM P. MOUNDFIELD WARD C. PEARL JOHN S. ROBERTS FRANK C. SCRYMSER PUTMAN T. STOWE LAW WILLIAM T. GRASTY HUGH LATANE Hon AND M EDICINE MARCELLUS A. JOHNSON, Ill THOMAS MCC. SAWYERS ENGINEERING WINTHROP W. MELLEN, JR. GRADUATE LEWIS CASS Ram INITIATES AND PLEDGES ROBERT Famn PHILIP D. How CHARLES JACOBS BART JAMES IZOOJ Jon N H u NTER Rom NSON PSI WILLIAM C. TUTHILL Roman P. WALKER, Ill JOHN WILLIAM WALTERS, III PHILIP V. H. WEEMS, JR. G. ROBERT WELCH F. BROOKE Wunmc, 11 ROBERT KAY Womz JULIAN VON KALINOWSKI D. BARHYDT MARSHALL THOMAs MARSHALL WILLIAM N. THOMAS, JR. ARTHUR TUTHILI. THOMAs Kassmc C. WILLIAM MAssna, II BRUCE NELSON GEORGE SHACKELFORD VIRGINIA ALPHA EHAPTEB Front Row BRENT, B. MARSHALL, T. MARSHALL, KAmxowst, A. TUTHILL, G. BALSLEY, VVOLTz, Ram, chxmsox. Second Raw MOUNFIELD, J. CONWELL, COLEMAN, MELLEN, WALKER, CHEEK, VVELSH, VVmec, WEEMS. Third Rau' SCRYMSER, PEARL, FRAZIER, ROBERTS, VVAL'rERs, F. BALsLEY. COCKE, HOLLAND, W. TUTHILL. Fourth Ra'w STOWE, JAMES, FEXND, R. CONWELL, HOYT, BEVERLY, NELsox, SHACKEI.FORD. Top R 010 JACOBS, BARTON, CONRAD, KEssmc, MAssuz. IZOll rc'thc A V: A g A 11.. IPKZ Founded at the University of Pennsylvania in 1850. Established at the University of Virginia on December 31, I855. FRATRES 1N FACULTATE LEWIS MACHEN HAMMOND, Ph.D. JOHN M. Noxas, M.D. FRATRES IN URBE GEORGE COOPER RICHARD Tmuuu. MINOR VVIIJJAM LAIRD HUNTER FAULCONER WARREN STONE LEE JAMES DREURY Woon MCLEMORE BIRDSONC LYTTLEDON W. W000 PHI KAPPA SIGMA COLLEGE JOHN D. BLACKWEM. WILLIAM B. HARMAN CHARLES L. REED BODLEY BOOKER, JR. R. THOMAS JOYNER DANIEL D. TALLEY, III ROBINSON S. BROWN, JR. LAWRENCE Lawns, JR. - CARTER E. TALMAN, JR. THOMAS C. CAUTHORNE ROBERT N. POLLARD, JR. JOHN W. WIGHTMAN GRADUATE Conmx BARRINGER WHITE LAW STUART ELLE'IT BROWN, JR. WILLIAM G. Jaws JOHN V. MATTHEWS JOHN R. DUDLEY THOMAS M. JOHNSTON FREDERICK G. POLLARD DANIEL GRINNAN, IV WILLIAM W. RAY MEDICINE ALVAH LIVINGSTON HERRING Pkesmx BROOKS LOWRANCE ENGINEERING JOHN PARKE SIMPSON, jn. INITIATES Jam: K. BURKE FRED N. HARRISON, JR. 3. LEE MAUI.SBY JOHN LAMAR DAVIS JENNINGS W. Honsox, JR. GERALD MONTAIGNE FRANK S. DUDLEY, JR. HARRY G. LEWMAN F. HAYWOOD NELMS, JR. PHILIP S. FELL LOCKERT B. NIASON Tm' D. SAVAGE, JR. I2021 W-..m-A-A---.-. CHAPTER Front Row CAUTHORNE, R. BROWN, TALMAN, SIMPSON, Jess, F. POLLARD, S. BROWN, HOOKER, BLACKWELL. Second Rou' HARRISON, BURKE, VVIGHTMAN, MATIHEWS, HAR- MAN, JOYNER, WHITE, TALLEY, REED, ODONOVAN, R. POLLARD. Baal Raw LEWMAN, SAVAGE, F. DUDLEY, FELL, MAULsm', MON- TMCNE, DAVIS, IIOBSON, MASON, NELMS. 11 I ixsin 9 J, DUDLEY, URINNAK, JOHNSTON, RAY, Hnuuxc, LownANCI-t. IZOSJ B911 Founded at Miami University in 1839. Established at the University of Virginia in 1854. F RATRES IN F AC L' LTATE ALBERT J. BAkLow, M.A., C.?.A. SAMUEL A. MITCHELL, M.A., Ph.D. ARCHIBALD B. SHEPPERSON, M.A., Ph.D. HARDY C. DILLARD, LL.D. VVILLIAM H. FAULKNBR, M.A., Ph.D. ' FRATRES IN URBE GEORGE B. DILLARD CHARLES V. MINOR MCLANE TILTON, JR. GEORGE 'WALKER WILLIAM H. SMITH MCLANE TILTON, 111 DR. C. C. TENNAN'I' EUGENE E. WAGER, JR. JUNws R. FISHBURNE BETA THETA PI COLLEGE REGAN FULLER WILLIAM M. SMITH FENTON D. SOMERVILLE WILLIAM W. Koomz CLINTON M. HARBISON, JR. JOHN H. CRONLY, JR. ELMON A. MILLER, JR. WALTER F. SCO'I'I', JR. D. ORME GEORGE, JR. Wms'rox M. SOMERVlLlJ-I JOSEPH P. WHnTLE E. HOWARD Gooowm CARTER B. Wmsxczk NELSON CAMPBELL DAVID C. HUME THOMAS C. BELL V. WILLIAM ARCHER, JR. FREDERICK W. PENNOYER, III ROBERT CARTER HENRY T. WlCKHAM JAMES E. MILLAN JOHN H. NEFF, JR. Mossy G. CARDOZO VVILLIAM S. Jvnxms HENRY G. ELLm, JR. MEDICINE WEIR M. TUCKER WALKER REYNOLDS, JR. LAW JAMES H. HILLIARD WILLIAM H. Huocms E. TUCKER HARRISON Ensues C. MONCURE ROBERT F. WHn'ru-t ARMISTEAD Psmw Humane L. One, JR. BEVERLEY R. TUCKER, JR. ENGINEERING WILLIAM A. CHENOWETH, JR. STURF. I. G. 01,5505.v JOHN P. MARCH PLEDGES CHARLES D. BARRETT, JR. Lawxs F. BELL BENJAMIN W. DULANY JOHN W. FLEMING JOHN Moxcune C. GROVE MCCOWN CHARLES C. HALL, JR. GEORGE E. OAKLEY, JR. EDWARD V. N. SCOTT D. Mm ELI. ELLETI' l204l IJMIEBIIN CHAPTER Sitting CARTER, HILLIARD, VVEXSXGER, R. WHI'ITLE, B. TUCK- ER, CHENome, REYNOLDS, W. TUCKER, FULLER. First Raw Stmulinw W. SOMERVILLE, CRONLY, SMITH, MILLER, PEYTON, CARDOZO, VVICKHAM, T. BELL. Second Row NEFF, OLSSON, GEORGE, F. SOMERVILLE, KOONTZ. Third Raw HUDCINS, ARCHER, MILLAN, W. SCOTT, PENNOYER. Fourth Row H. ELLm, J. VVHI'ITLE, MARCH, HARBISON, GOOD- wm, JUDKst, HUME, CAMPBELL. Fifth Row V. Scorr, J. MONCURE, MCCOWN, OAKLEY, FLEM- INC, HALL, L. BELL, D. ELLETT, DULANY, BARRETT. IZOSJ 10ft 15, 41:4 d... JV 9?; QAX Founded at Union College, 1847. Established at University of Virginia, 1857. FRATRES IN F ACULTATE A. G. A. BALz, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. GEORGE B. ZEHMBR, B.S., .A. JAMES Coox BARDIN, M.D. VINCENT W. ARCHER, B.S., M.D. K. F. MAXEY, B.A., M.D., D.Ph. JAMES ROBERT CASH, M.A., M.D. ANDREW D. HART, M.D. C. F. SCHWARTZ, B.A., M. ., Ph.D. FRATRES IN URBE LINDSEY C. BLANTON Lawxs GRAVES, JR. EDWARD ROLL ROBERT M. Boo'm THOMAS Hewsox DEAN TILMAN JOHN S. GRAVES HEWSON MICHIE JESSE B. WILSON THETA DELTA IIHI COLLEGE R. C. DINGLEDINE, JR. WILLIAM T. MCCANN JOHN M. LUDLAM DONALD C. LITTLE JOHN H. RUSSELL JOEL E. THOMPSON RICHARD L. G. LLOYD JAMES SARGEANT PHILLIP E. ROTHAR EDMUND A. WELLINGHOFF SAMUEL R. BROOKS, JR. WILLIAM B. GUY, JR. GRADUATE CHARLES HOMER BAST, B.S. LAW GEORGE Tl KEYES, JR. ARCH ITECTURE PALMER A. HEWLETT, JR. ENGINEERING HAROLD D. MACK, JR. PLEDGES GEORGE M. Dawns WALTER M. Boccs THOMAS J. Gmrns I2061 CHARGE F irst Rou' DONALD C. LnTLE, HAROLD D. MACK, R. C. DING- LEDINE, JR., JOEL E. THOMPSON, JOHN H. RUSSELL, JAMES SERGEANT, PHILLIP E. ROTHAR. Second Row WILLIAM B. GUY, JR., PALMER A. HEWLETT, 111., RICHARD L. G. LLOYD, JOHN M. LUDLAM, WALTER M. Boccs, THOMAS J. GRIFFIS. Top Row GLORCE M. DAWES, BANKS UANITOM, SAMUEL R. BROOKS, JR. I2071 CI, F A Founded at Jefferson College in 1848. Established at the University of Virginia in 1858. FRATRES IN FACULTATE HARRY Rooms PRATT THOMAS HAYHURST Evaxs HOWARD anucocx D. M. CHALMERS HENRY FONDA PHI O'rro JOHN BETZ JOHN R. BENNETT, JR. WADE CARROLL WADswonTu S. CAUCHOIS CHARLES CHANNING BUCKNER W. CLAY CHARLES DUNLAP OMAR C. FITCH ROBERT L. FRACKELTON JOHN L. COCHRAN J. RANDOLPH COUPLAND, III ADAM W YANT MACON M. ARTHUR FRANK D. DECKER GEORGE Damsox WALTER C. EUWER FREDERICK S. HICKS FRATRES IN URBE WILLIAM HILDRETH BEIRE HOPKINS T. L. FARRER COLLEGE SAvxuz C. HARDY WILLIAM B. Hm. ARTHUR C. HILMER, JR. THOMAS N. P. JOHNSON ROBERT W. JOHNSTON CHARLES F. LLOYD, JR. SERENO MERRILL MARVIN B. PERRY, JR. JOHN M. PERRY THOMAS W. PURCEIJ. ENGINEERING JAM ES M. NIXON LA w NORMAN KELSEY FRANK MCCUE MARSHALL WELLS GAMMA DELTA ROBERT E. MORSE CHARLES W. RHODES, JR. ROBERT C. SIMMONS, JR. E. HADLEY STUART, JR. JAMES K. VAUGHAN DONALD WEAR GEORGE S. WHEAT, JR. THOMAS S. YANCEY WILLIAM C. PERRY, III HARRY T. MULLER-THYME OLIVER T. Swopa, JR. WILLIAM C. WORTHINmON INITIATES RALPH T. HOLSAPPLE, JR. ANDREW V. MCLAGMN WILLIAM R. Tooxan SHERMAN L. WHIPPLE THOMAS T. YOUNG l2081 JOHN W. STEACY LAURENCE HARPER, JR. ROBERT S. WILLADSEN HUGH W. BERKLEY JOHN L. KIRSTEN DMIEBIJN EHAPTEH Sitting BENNETT, SIMMONS, HARDY, HILL, M. PERRY, J. PERRY, SWOPE, YANCEY, FxTCH. First Row Stnnz1ing MULLER-THYME, WYANT, RHODES, PURCELL, W. PERRY, MERRILL, JOHNSON, WHEAT, STUART. Second Row Sfanding VVILES, COCHRAN, CAUCHOIs, COUPLAND, JOHNSTON, LLOYD, CLAY, Moxse, BETZ, VAUGHN, FRACKELTON. Third Row Standinw STEACY, HARPER, EUWER, WILLADSEN, BERKLEY, DENISON, DECKER, TOOKER, chxs, KIRSTEN. Fourth Row Stamlinw Lawns HALL UANITOIQ, WHIPPLE, YOUNG, MCLAG- LAN, DUNLAP, HOLSAPPLE, ARTHUR. Alissing DONALD WEAR, ARTHUR HILMER, VVILLIAM XVORTH- INCTON, WADE CARROLL, CHARLES CHANNING. I2091 A EAE Founded at the University of Alabama on March 9, 1856. Established at the University of Virginia, February 16, 1858. FRATRES IN FACULTATE MELVIN GARDNER DECHAZEAU, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. GARRARD GLEEN, B.A., LLB. ' ATCHBSON LAUGHIJN HENCH, M.A., Ph.D. FRATRES IN URBE REV. HENRY ERVING BATCHEI.I.ER ALLAN BAYLOR CROMWEIJ. CHARLES EDWARD MORAN JUDGE CALLAN BROOKS WILLIAM EARLE ROBERT OSBORNE PIERRE CULLINS ALBERT YORK SIGMA ALPHA EPSILIIN COLLEGE HENRY BRINKERHOFF PRESTON BRADFORD JAN YOUNG EDWARD BERGERS EDWARD THOMAS 10m: DELANEY JAMES CONNER JOHN TALBOT HOLT MURRAY HAROLD O'CONNEI. CHARLES PAULUS ALEXANDER WHITE WELLS CHARLES CURRY JACK FISHER MELSON ROGER WOLCO'rr HALL BILL CRUMM JAMES HEROLD EARNEST W000 PETER COLBATH MACOLM MARSHALL WESTBROOK HAWKXNS JOHN CARRUTH PERSEY Woon STEPHEN MARK WILLIAM J. DICKINSON, JR. KEMPER Gorncox FRANK LIBBY ERVIN J. DICKEY GILBERT HALSTEAD CHARLES TRIPLETT WILLIAM MCGARVEY DUDLEY JAMES MELVILLE TAYLOR YUILLE HOLT, JR. WILLIAM Bownox MANNING TAYLOR CLIFFORD HEMPHILL LAW FRANK MCCONNELL LANDEFELD SIDNEY MATHEWS RUFFIN JOHN TALBOT JOHN FUQUA KIZER ROLLING Hones ARTHUR RICHARD CusuMAN JOHN GUTHRIE Rusr THOMAS PRICE TNGINEERING MARSHALL SMITH PLUNKETF THOMAS GIBSON Hosas INITIATES PRESTON BRADFORD JAMES HAROLD EDWARD THOMAS WILLIAM Bowxox JACK FISHER Musox Punsav Woon PETER COLBATH HAROLD O'CONNEL CHARLES CURRY JAMES CONNER CHARLES PAULUS Bowuxc Honns JOHN TALBOT IZIOJ VIRGINIA IJMIEBIJN EHAPTEB First Row VVILLIAM JULIAN DICKINSON, JR., JOHN FUQUA K1- zan. CLIFFORD HEMPHILL, JOHN GUTHRIE RUST. YUILLE HOLT, JR., THOMAS Gussox Hons, FRANK MCCONNELL LANDEFELD, SIDNEY MATHEWS Rurnx, MARSHALL SMITH PLUNKETI'. Second Row CHARLES HECTOR Taxman, III, ROLLING Hoaas, FRANK HANSON LIBHY, STEPHEN MARK, HERBERT WESTBROOK HAWKINS, EARNEST CARLTON Woou, II, EDWARD BURGERS, JIL, ERVIN JAMES DICKEY, Jk., ROGER WOLCOTT HALL, ALEXANDER WHITE WELLS, WILLIAM MCGARVEY DUDLEY, HOLT Aron MUR- RAY, JOHN BOWMAN DELANEY, JAN BOYD YOUNG. Top Row JACK FISHER MELSON, JAMES HAROLD, CHARLES Cun- KY, PRESTON BRADFORD, EDWARD THOMAS, WILLIAM Bownox, WILLIAM JOSEPH CRUMB, HAROLD O'CON- NEL, CHARLES PAULUS, JAMES CONNER, JOHN TAL- BOT, PETER COLBATH. Absent JOHN CARRUTH, MACOLM MARSHALL, PERSEY W000, KEMPER GOFFKGON, GILBERT HALSTEAD, HENRY BRINKERHOFF, THOMAS HANDY, ARTHUR RICHARD CUSHMAN, JAMES MELVILLE TAYLOR, MANNING TAYLOR. IZHJ 1-? L I 431 AT Founded at Columbia College, 18.1.7. Established at the University of Virginia, April 28, 1859. FRATRBS IN FACULTATE DAVID MCCORD WRIGHT WILLIAM H. WHITE FRATRES IN URBE CRAIG CULBERTSON CARI. HENRY NOLTING WILLIAM C. STEPHENSON JOHN VVATrs KEARNEY B. M. RANDOLPH EDWARD D. TAYLOR DELTA PSI FHATEBNITY COLLEGE THOMAS P. BRYAN, JR. JOHN .CAMERON GREENLEAF, JR. WILLIAM R. PRESTON R. W. CARRINGTON, JR. JOHN C. H. HOOFF JOHN ROLLINS Rummy T . TODD DABNEY R. WALTER Jonas, III CONWAY RULON-MILLER Parrox R. EVANS, JR. JOHN T . MASON PETER KYLE SHEFFIELD CORNELIUS CONWAY FELTON EDWIN G. MIDDLETON PARKE F. SMITH FRANK L. FULLER, III ROBERT M. MCCARTY HAMBLE'ION SYMINGTON CHARLES TABB GEORGE DECOURCY W. ORRICK JOHN B. WALDROP CHARLES HOFFMAN ROBERT S. PRESTON, JR. LANDON C. WELLFORD MEDICINE ALFRED R. BERKLEY, JR. ARMSTEAD D. VVxLLIAMS ENGINEERING EDMUND R. VVILLIAMS J. COLEMAN MOTLEY LAW CHARLES H. BACHMAN JOHN Fonsrm C. GLENN F. D. ROOSEVELT, JR. RALEIGH C. CHRISTIAN Van HAIN ARNOLD SLOAN S. A. CULBERTSON DAVID HARRISON JAMES H. T. WxLSON C. G. MIDDLETON, JR. GRADUATE FREDERICK E. Nommc PLEDGES ASHBY MARSHALL EDWARD C. CAMPBELL WILLIAM M. HILL STUART G. CHRISTIAN ROBERT W. OFF NORMAN FARQUHAR ANDREW H. CHRISTIAN F RANK STRINGFELLOW RICHARD WILTSHIRE SAMUEL H. CARTER E2121 UPSILIJN CHAPTER Back Row HARRISON, HAINE, WALDROP. Second Row WELLFORD, C. MIDDLETON, CARRINGTON, RUMERY, WILSON, C. CHRISTIAN, ROULON-MILLER, M01153; GEORGE, Onmcx, GLENN. Third Row HOFFMAN, WILLIAMS, R. PRESTON, SHEFFIELD, FULLER. Fourth Row CULBERTSON, BRYAN, EVANS, JONES, MCCARTY, GREENLEAF. Fifth Row DABNEY, FELTON, MASON, SYMINC'TON, SMITH. Sixth Row OFF, S. CHRISTIAN, HxLL, A. CmusrmN, FAROUHAR. Front Row MARSHALL, WILTSHIRB, CARTER, STRINGFELLOW, CAMPBELL. IZISJ :X$ Founded at Princeton University in 1824. Established at University of Virginia in 1859. FRATRES IN FACULTATE HENRY L. CUMMING WILLIAM ALLISON KEPNER THOMAS L. ROSSER FRATRES IN URBE WILLIAM BERRIAN GRADUATE EDWARD R. DYER Hoopmz KEPNER EHllquiPBATEBNITY JAMES C. TWYMAN DONALD K. DAYTON GEORGE KELLOGG HOOKER GILMER A. MACDOUGALD HAROLD MCGEORGE JAMES M. VARDAMAN HARDEN H. BARTON DONALD J. PROCTOR GEORGE M. ARISMAN, JR. E. RICHARD Youxc, III WILLIAM D. LANCHORNE, JR. ROBERT B. ROOSEVELT FERD HECKLE, JR. MEDICINE HENRY HAsxms FERREIJ. LAW EDWARD M. LOWRANCl-Z DANIEL H. PAYNE WALTER M. CUSHMAN COLLEGE LEROY Coopan, JR. JOHN STANARD ARCHER GRANVILLE G. VALENTINE CHARLES R. BURNETT JOHN E. MCCADDEN, JR. HENRY BIEDENHARN JOHN E. TAYLOR INITIATES JOHN W. BISHOP WILLIAM G. PHILLIPS, JR. THORBURN M. GRAHAM TURNER Rumnk I214l THOMAS ROANE VVARING ROACH C. THOMAS FRANK C. PIDGEON, JR. ARCH SEEWALD WILLIAM SNAVEIX, JR. Panza LAUCK WILLIAM F. SPURLOCK BRUCE KEMP FRED Hm. CHARLES Doumrrn: SAMUEL DIXON CHARLES PALMER ALPHA CHAPTER Banl- Row BIEDENHARN, DIXON, HILL, GRAHAM, ARCHER. Second Row PHnmPs, TAYLOR, PIDGEON, MCCADDEN, BISHOP, Hacxuz, YOUNG, DOUGHTIE, LANGHORNE, ROOSEVELT, CUSHMAN. Third R 0w PHu. PORTER, WARING, KEMP, MCGEORGE, THOMAS, BARTON, MACDOUGALD, ARISMAN, VARDAMAN, BUR- NE'IT, VALENTINE, RUETER, SEEWALD. Front Row DYER, COOPER, PROCIOR, DR. KEPNER, DAYTON, CUMMING, Lownnca, PAYNE, HOOKER. Izul a 0c 1. EX Founded at Miami University in 1855. Established at University of Virginia in 1860. F RATER IN FACL'LTATE L. THOM AS ROYSTER FRATRES IN URBE STEPHEN A. VVA'I'IS, B.A., M.A., M.D. L. L. Cocqu-zu. WILLIAM J. MELFORD, M.D. GEORGE PERKINS, B.S., LL.D. W. K. PAINE, JR., MD. JOSEPH K. O'DONNELL, B.S., LL.D. SIGMA CHI FBATEBNITY COLLEGE HAROLD T. DIRLAM AUGUST H. CAHILL FRANK D. GREEN BENJAMIN W. SHAUB WALTER V. PARUCH WILLIAMS C. CUNNINGHAM PHILIP R. MALONE WILLIAM K. TERRY WILLIAM B. SANDERSON VVILLIAM G. HALSEY G. HOWARD Howxms, JR. HARRY C. MCCLAUGHBRTY INNES C. HAINES LAW G. B. QUINN, 111 JOHN VVXLSON LUTHER L. SULLIVAN ROBERT L. CARTER MEDICINE RICHARD L. DE SAussum-z ENGINEERING EUGENE M. mes N. D. KJELLSTROM INITIATES DUDLEY P. OSBORN WILLIAM Homes THOMAS C. SCHUMACHER A. WILLIAM WATKINS ROBERT W. BANTA RICHARD R. BAKER, III JOHN M. ARCHER JOHN E. MCKBNNA ROBERT L. BROWN, III IZI61 EDWIN T. JOHNSON RICHARD C. Oucmox WILLIAM A. DARNEY CRAIG A. SMITH MARKHAM V. LEWIS ARCHIE M. SMITH Law D. BRUNDAGE Jo WILLIAM REED JOSEPH W. Coxn, III WILLIAM A. GREEN WALTER L. Momus RICHARD K. BURKE HARVEY N. Mms M. SHANNON ALLEN, JR. 5 I HAPTEH Front Row MCCIAUGHEKTY, Howxms, HALSLEY, REED, TERRY, SANDERS, A. GREEN. Second Row PARLTCH, HAINES, MALONE, KJEIJSI'ROM, Cnnns. BRUNDAGE, DARNEY, OUGH'I'ON. Third Row SHAUB, CUNNINGHAM, CAHII.L, DIRI.AM, JOHNSON, F. GREEN, SMITH. Fourth Row LEWIS, MIMs, SCHUMAKER, ARCHER. I2171 cLina x 1. IIKA Founded March 1, 1868, at the University of Virginia. FRATRES IN FACULTATE FRANCIS P. DUNNINGTON, B.S., C.E., M.E., Ph.D. CHARLES BRUCE MORTON, II, 3.8., M.D. ARMISTEAD C. GORDAN, JR., A.B., M.A., Ph.D. JOHN LLOYD NEWCOMB, B.A., C.E., Sc.D., LLD. ROBERT HENNING WEBB, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. FRATRES IN URBE JOHN Lawns COCHRAN, JR. JAMES FENDOL CHARLES T. O'NEILL ARCHIBALD DOUGLAS DABNEY BURNLEY Gum JOHN ROGER Pucn JOHN FRANK ELLIO'rr LLEWELLYN PUGH HADES WILLIAM LAWRENCE SMITH CLEMENT DANIEL FISHBURNE WILLIAM D. HADEN, M.D. JOHN SHELTON WHITE WILLIAM H. FLANNAGAN WILLIAM H. L. WHITE, M.D. PI KAPPA ALPHA LAW C. C. CUNNINGHAM, JR. THOMAS B. LARKIN, JR. SIDNEY D. WATSON JACKSON C. DODGE THOMAS B. MASON ROBERT S. WAHAB SPENCER G. GILL, JR. HUGH S. MERDITH JOHN W. WINSTON, JR. ROBERT C. LEVERICH Dowxmc L. SMITH BLAKE B. Wooosow, III C. VERNON SPRATEI.Y, JR. MEDICINE WILLIAM D. HADEN, JR. WILLIAM W. HOBACK JOHN RICHARD MORRIS COLLEGE NATHANIEL E. ADAMSON Fomnscun-t W. HOPKINS DAVID H. RUSSELL VVILLIAM C. BARR GEORGE S. HANKINS ROBERT C. SEATON JOHN S. BATTLE, JR. CHARLIE D. HURT, JR. ALAN W. SHAW MAURICE M. BRAY Menamrn JOHNSON W. HOLT SOUDER ALDEN G. BIGELOW GEORGE F. MAHONEY C. ROBERT TYLER GERARD S. CHAPIN ROBERT E. MCALPINF. CHARLES M. WALSH, III RICHARD H. FEUILLE JAMES C. MCGUSTY ARTHUR M. VVHITEHILL, 1R. ROBERT F. GRAHAM ' PETER NOEL j. DOYLE 8mm ROBERT E. GARRxs JACK R. RIGGS JAMES M. CZARNIECKI, JR. ENGINEERING WILLIAM I. GULLIFORD RICHARD M. STAFFORD JOHN T. WARD PLEDGES EDMUND B. Ammsox CLINTON HARRIMAN MINOR M. SMITH ALEXANDER M. CAVE THOMAS M. MAYFIELD EDWARD O. SMITHDEAI., JR. B. WELLS CALDWELL FRANK R. MACLEAR PHILIP R. S. WAUGH MARTIN DIES, JR. CHEEVER NEWHALL JOHN A. VVILMER STERLING G. GRUMMAN EDWARD V. WALKER, JR. I218! CHAPTER Sealed on Ground D. SMITH, mej, VVILMER. Sealed, Second Row J. BATTLE, HOBACK, VVATSON, GILL, HADEN, SHAW, STAFFORD, JACK RIGGS, DR. JOHN L. NEWCOMB, Sounnx, LEVERICH, N. ADAMSON, LARKIN, NOEL, Dou'mxo SMITH. Standing. Third Row Nswum.1., CUNNINGHAM, SPRATELY, R. GRAHAM, MASON, HURT, R. TYLER, SEATON, RUSSELL, Guu- ronn, MCGUS'I'Y, Gums, CALDWELL, CHAPIN, MA- HONEY, VVHITEHILL, VVoonsox, Wmsmx, M. JOHN- SON, M BRAY. Slmzdiny, Fourth Raw VVAUGH, HARRIMAN, SMITHDEAL, Hmuuxs, WAHAB, BIGELOW, CAVE, MCALPINE, MAYFIELD, DIES, WAUGH, HARRIMAN, SMITHDEAL, HANKIxs, VVAHAB, E. WALKER, M. SMITH. I219l Zq? 5 Founded at New York University in 1847. Established at the University of Virginia in 1868. FRATRES IN F ACULTATE Ivar FOREMAN LEWIS, B.A., M.S., Ph.D. B. F. D. Ruxx, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. ERNEST J. Ocu-zsav, B.A.. M.A. PAUL B. BARRINGER MURRY Bococx BERNARD P. CHAMBERLAIN WILLIAM C. CHAMBERLAIN EDWARD C. CLARK GEORGE M. COLES ZETA P5 THOMAS H. BACON FREDERICK H. Benn, JR. EDWARD C. Bosrocx, JR. EDWARD T. BROMFIELD, JR. EDWARD A. CHENEY THEODORE C. Conwm, JR. FRANCIS S. CRENSHAW THOMAS H. DAWSON ANGUS R. ECHOLS VVIIJJAM B. EVANS LAWRENCE H. Fonsvm FRATRES IN URBE ROBERT Comes CAMERON DUKE WILLIAM R. DUKE, JR. GEORGE Fonsv'm W. ESKRIDGE DUKE KING FoxsrrH GREGORY MACRUDER GORDON B. NELSON LOGAN M. N ELSON W. ALLEN PERKINS F. BRADLEY PEYTON, III ROBERT Scm.asmcak REV. ALFRED SECCOMBE CAMPBELL TOWNSEND IFBATEBNITY COLLEGE EDWARD A. GAGE, II MILLER N. GRIFFITHS ROBERT H. HADEN ELMER L. JOHNSON, JR. ROYAL W. KNIGHT W. KEBNE LANGHORNl-I FIELDING L. MERCER, II ELLIOTT F. METCALF WILLIAM R. NELSON PAUL K. NEWHMJ. JOHN R. G. Onuwm GEORGE C. PALMER, II LAW HARRY T. MARSHALL, JR. ENGINEERING O. FLETCHER PYlJ-Z M EDICINE JOHN M. TRAPNEH. PLEDGE JAMES E. GERHARDT IZZOJ JOHN Poursous, 11 JOHN P. RANSON OMRLES REED, JR. ROBERT S. RISTXNE ROBERT 8. Ross ROBERT S. SMITH, II ALBERT H. Smonnn, III DAVID B. TENNEY RICHARD W. TRAPNELL, 111 RICHARD D. VanmLuon DAVID B. WRIGHT BETA EHAPTEH Top Row HADEN, PYLE, ORDWM', CRENSHAH', Conmx, MET CALF, CHENEY, MERCER, REED, SMITH, GERHARDT, STODDARD, NELSON. Second Row Bkowx UANI'I'OIU, SECCOMBE, JOHNSON, GRIFFITH, VVRxcH'r, VERMILIJON, BEACHAM, RANSON, RISTINE, PALMER, DAWSON, BEHR, PORTEOUS, KNIGHT. Front Row RossY TOWNSEND, MARSHALL, NEWHALI., BACON, Bos- TOCK, Lawns, TRAPNEI.I., TENNEY, FORSYTH, LANG- HORNE, EVANS, PEYTON. Abwnt BROMFIELD, Ecums, GAGE. Izle rang :5' ATS! Founded in Richmond, Virginia, on September 11, 1865. Established at the University of Virginia on November 25, 1868. ROBERT V. FUNSTEN, M.D. GEORGE BARLOW ALB ERT ROLLING ALPHA TAU ll JOHN D. BALLENGER WILLIAM C. BATTLE GLENN W. CONNELIX SAM R. CONNELLY CHARLES C. CRADDOCK, JR. JAM ES R. DODSON, JR. PURNELL B. ECGLESTON, JR. CHARLES D. FORRER, JR. THOMAS M. THORNHII.L, JR. HARRY E. memma, JR. EDWARD FINLAY, JR. ASHBY COLEMAN THOMAS C. KING, JR. EDWIN C. H UTTER HARRY P. ANDERSON, JR. FRATRES IN FAC U LTATE Ewen ALVIS KINCAID, M.A., Ph.D. THOMAS CARRUTHERS, B.S. FRATRES IN URBE ROGER G. BROOKE BROOME ROBERT HILL DAVIS, JR. JAMES STUART HANCKEL COLLEGE GEORGE B. GAUL JAMES T. GILLETTE, JR. ROBERT E. HANCOCK, JR. CHARLES C. KING, JR. GUY KING, JR. JAMES S. MCCIJNTON, JR. VVILLIAM H. MCCOY JOSEPH F. MADDEN BEVERLEY D. TUCKER, JR. LAW ROBERT E. HENLEY, JR. BROCKENBROUCH LAMB, JR. ELLIS S. MIDDLETON, Il MEDICINE SAMUEL P. MARSHALL CHARLES A. MANCHAM GRADUATE C. HUTTER SAMUEL LILE LEE MEGA WILLIAM R. MERRICK FELIX G. MILLER, JR. RAY M. PAUL JOSEPH N. PITTMAN CLAUDE D. REESE, JR. GORDON K. REESE JOSEPH T. SMITH, JR. CHARLES S. STRINGFELLOW JOSEPH B. TUCKER CHARLES T. O,NEII.L, JR. JOHN S. STRANC THOMAS W. MURREI.I., JR. THEODORE B. STRANGE VVILLIAM C. TRUEHEART, JR. PLEDGES TURNBULL GILLEITE Izzzl JOHN B. Youxc VIRGINIA DELTA CHAPTER Third Row FORRhR, ANDERSON, YOUNG, D. REESE, HANCOCK, SMITH, B. TUCKER, THORNHILI., J. TUCKER, MCCOY, BALLENGER. Second Row MILLER, G. REESE, C. KING, ONEILL, MARSHALL, EGGLESTON, DINWIDDIE, S. CONNELLY, STRINCFELLOW, HENLEY, G. CONNELLY, DODSON, MADDEN, T. G ..- Lm'rE, BATTLE. Firxt Row CRADDOCK, MCCIJNTON, MIDDLETON, MERRICK, STRANG, GAUL, LAMB, HU'ITER, J. GILLETTE, FIN- LAY, G. KING. 12231 a K2 Founded at the University of Virginia, December 10, 1869. F RATRES IN FACULTATE GEORGE OSCAR FERGUSON, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. WILLIAM Wm'r WADDELL, M.D. RICHARD Cecu. GARLICK, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. JOHN Hows Yon, M.S., M.A., Ph.D. THOMAS CARY JOHNSON, JR., B.A., M.A. FLETCHER WOODWARD, M.D. FREDERICK DBANE RIBBLE, M.A., LL.B. JAMES SOUTHALL WILSON, B.A., M.A., Ph.D., LL.D. DUDLEY CRAWFORD SMITH, M.D. E. R. SLAUGHTER, B.S. FRATRES IN URBE C. BERNARD BAILEY REV. WILEY R. MASON THOMAS L. WATSON EDWIN A. COPENHAVER LEMUEL F. SMITH JOHN R. VVINGFIELD, JR. LYTrLETON JONES GORDON SMITH CLAY E. DBLAUNEY LYTTLETON W ADDELL KAPPA SIGMA PHATEHNITY COLLEGE NICHOLAS BAJENOFF FRANK LYNN SUMNER MA'ITESON PETER BERKEY, III JUSTIN V. MCCARTHY WILLIAM MORTON ROBERT H. BERNHARDY ROBERT TIGHE MCGUSTY, JR. JOHN Powaxs ROBERT A. BRADFORD EDWARD MACAULEY, III EDGAR Ross HENRY LEROY CARTER FRANK A. MACDUFF FREDERICK SALTMARSH Dszr B. CASLBR, JR. WILLIAM H. SMITH DAVID SHEPHERD ROBERT G. DELAUNEY ROBERT LEE TARRlNG WALTER SPEAKMAN JULIAN GRAY EMMONS CHARLES VAN DE CARR, III EDWARD STEWART JACK FRITSCHE KENNETH GARVIN WILLIAM TYLER LAW JAMES GILLAM CONRAD JAMES CUNNINGHAM SARGENT A. CUYLER TEN EYCK, JR. JOHN HILBURN DAVIS, JR. KNOX TURNBULL MEDICINE THOMAS SITWELL EDWARDS CAMMH.I.Us S. L'ENGLE, jR. INITIATES WALTER N. ALLEN JOHN P. CROZER RICHARD S. LANAHAN DAVID BEATY, 111 JOHN R. FRIZZELL, JR. JOHN R. LATOURETIE, JR. CHARLES CALLERY ALLAN GARDNER RICHARD PETERS, III ROBERT B. CRANE ALLEN G. How, JR. HAMILTON S. Ross JULEs G. KORNER, III I224J ZETA A, -'-,-'-.A-..- s CHAPTER Front Row SiItinw BEATY, FRIZZELL, CRANE, Ross, GARDNER, KORNER, LANAHAN, PETERS, CALLERY, LATOURETTE, CROZER, ALLEN, How. Second Row TARKING, L'ENGLE, CONRAD, TEN EYCK, SARGENT, DAVIS, FRI'ISCHE, DELAUNEY, TURNBULL, EDWARDS. BRADFORD, PAYNE. Third Row MCCARTHY, MCGUSTY, POWERS, BERNHARDY, TYLER, BAJENOFF, CASLER, GARVIN, STEWART, CARTER, BERKEY, VAN DE CARR. Fourth Row MA'ITESON, MACDUFF, Ross, SHEPHERD, SALTMARSH, MORTON, SPEAKMAN. I2251 ,JJ', f1 . ! 2N Founded at Virginia Military Institute in 1869. Established at the University of Virginia in 1870. LAWRENCE LEE EDWARD J. CARRUTHERS FRANCIS B. GRINNEIJ. DONALD E. LANE F RATRES IN FACULTATE RICHARD FLETCHER FRATRES IN URBE PATRICK C. MATTH EWS RICHARD TURNER E. MANN NAsH CHAPIN Jonas CHARLES H. SMITH HARRY SHEPPARD MARTIN GEORGE S. Wooo SIGMA NU FBATEHNITY HENRY Km TOUCHSTONE, JR. FRED L. GAERTNER MASON H. MORSE FREDERICK L. HALL Joe Ross Rxccs HARRY BANKS JAMES S. anenwoon JOHN R. SNODDY, JR. WILLIAM D. HURLBU'I', 11 JOHN G. PAYNE FRANK KEATS TURNER BROOKE PEIRCE JAMES D. STAUFFER COLLEGE GEORGE F. VVHALEN DONALD T. STANT, JR. DAVID R. M. Scan WILLIAM F. JENSEN, JR. LAWRENCE ALBA LIVINGSTON DONALD BRUCE GRADUATE WILLIAM F. BUTLER LA w FRENCH FRANKLIN Vutcu. FLOYD WILLIAMS ENGINEERING INITIATES ROBERT H. 211201.53 G. LYMAN DAVIS JAMES ALLEN Joux D. MARTIN WILLIAM F. FULLER RICHARD H. MCLEOD WILLIAM H. VVHJJAMS l226J RAE Forums WATTS, JR. THOMAS E. FRANKLIN ROBERT W. GARROD, JR. ?anoa C. ALLEN ALBERT JACKSON LATHAM LAMAR F. Moon PAUL A. HUNTER CLEMENT B. SHARPE SPENCER Romans FREDERICK M. WILLIAMS JOHN JARVIS BUTLER, IV WILLIAM T. BLECKWEHL, JR. DONN TUCKER CHAPTER Front Row H. Km'r TOUCHSTONE, 1a.. HARRY B. F. FRANKLIN. FRED L. GAERTNER, R. Luna Moons, MASON MORSE. Second Row A. JACKSON LATHAM. THOMAS E. FRANKLIN, RAE F. WA'ITS, 15L, ROBERT W. GARROD. 1;., V. FLOYD WILLIAMS, 101-: 1665. Third me WILLIAM F, JENSEN, 111., LAWRENCE A. LIVINGSTON, JAMES S. UNDERWOOD, GEROE C. ALLEN, PAUL A. HUNTER. Fourth Row DAVID R. M. Scorr, 1. JARVIS BUTLER. IV. FREDERICK L. HALL, DONALD T. STANT, 112. Fifth Ro-w LAURENCE F. SNODDY. 1a.. WILLIAM D. HURLBUT, II. GEORGE F. WHALEN. JOHN G. PAYNE, FRANK K. TURNER. Sixth Row BROOKE pElRCE. JAMES D. STAUFFER. Roman H. Zumum, G. LYMAN DAVIS. Sevrnlll Row JAMES ALLEN. JOHN D. MARTIN. WILLIAM F. FULLER. RxcH- ARD H. McLEou, WILLIAM H. WILLIAMS, CLEMENT B. SHARPE. SPENchR ROBERTS, DONALD BRUCE. Eighth me HENDERSON , Doons GERVANTSL E2271 ,19 U KA Founded at Washington College in 1865. Established at the University of Virginia in 1873. FRATRES 1N FACULTATE ARTHUR KYLE DAVIS, JR., B.A., M.A., B. Litt., Ph.D. Oxom JOHN CALVIN METCAI.F, B.A., M.A., Litt.D., LL.D. VVALTER ALEXANDER MONTGOMERY, B.A., Ph.D. CHARLES PATTERSON NASH, B.S., LLB. FRATRES 1N URBE WALTER S. CHISHOIM llaxm' JACKSON THOMAS PEYTON JACK E. EARLY A. M. KEITH VVATSON SADLER THOMAS FITZHUCH A. D. KILHAM E. S. SWEENEY T. P. GRASTY W. F. LONG S. L. WILLIAMSON L. S. MACON COLLEGE ROBERT LIEBLICH MAURICE FLINN EDWARD C. OLDFIELD J. Hurcmxsox PAGE WILLIAM P. SPENCER JACK R. STAPLES JOHN W. VVALTZ GUY WELLIVER JOHN M. BLOXOM PETER DAVIS THOMAS W. CHAPMAN THOMAS N. DAVIS JESSE COVER GEORGE KEYWAN JOHN A. DAVIES WILLIAM LAZENBY ENGINEERING HENRY KINNIER WENDELL MALBON ARCH ITECTURE LESTER THOM AS LAW DAVID B. NICHOLSON FRANCIS ORGAIN HAMPTON BAYLOR ANDREW Coxa ROBERT R. GWATHMEY JULIEN MASON CHARLES W. MAUZE MEDICINE JOHN G. COLEMAN JETHRO H. IRBY MARTIN Doxmsox HENRY ECKER vanv BARKLEY EUGENE CALLOWAY GRAHAM CLARK HUNTER MANN GRADUATE KENNETH BASS LETCHER JONES INITIATES WIRT HATCHER LUIHER ROBERTSON VVILLIAM E. LOVETT CHARLES PICKETT CHARLES F. O'CONNOR RL'SSEL SAL'I'ON HARRY RUMBLE WALTER SHEAHAN WILLIAM P. BELL WILLIAM C. CRAWFORD HARRY Dusmx WILLIAM C. FULCROD l2281 A. J. me'scu J. PRIDE TOMLINSON E. PRYOR Wonmnmox RAINEY OVEN WILLIAM M. JEFFERIES NELSON SMITH ARTHUR STEVENS D. H. SENCINDIVER DAVID STARRE'IT BOWEN VVEISHEIT Loris WELLFORD LAMBDA EHAPTEH Front Row SENCINDIVER, HATCHER, Lovm, RUMBLE, CRAWFORD, DUSHIN, chxm', ROBERTSON, STARRE'IT, WELLFORD, SHEAHAN, OTONXOR. Second Row OVEN, PROFESSOR DAVIS, PROFESSOR MONTGOMERY, PROFESSOR METCALF, VVORMINGFON, WAL'rz, THOMAS, PROFESSOR NASH, W. S. CHISHOLM, PROFESSOR FITZ- HUGH, NICHOLSON. Third Row DAVIES, P. DAVIS, COXE, KINNIER, STAPLES, SPENCER, PAGE, CHAPMAN, VVELLIVER, LAZENBY, LIEBLICH, CONLON, WILSON UANITOM. Fourth Row OLDFIELD, MANN, PIETSCH, BELL, WEISHEIT, SALTON, FULCROD, MALBON, ECKER. A bxent KEYWAN. 12291 4 L VIX. $136 Founded at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, on December 26, 1848. Virginia Beta of Phi Delta Theta was founded at the University of Virginia in November, 1873. VVILLIAM EDWARD BRAY, M.A., M.D. DANIEL TERRY WILLIAM SANDERS PHI CHARLES J. HARKRADER HOWARD KYMPTON THEO A. AYERS WILLIAM H. BELL F. DABNEY CALDWELL EDWARD J. CHILDERS FRENCH HAGE CONWAY ROBERT CARVER Coscaove ARTHUR W. HIGGINS P. K. HENSEL ROBERT NICHOLSON DON NIKLASON NORMAN PITCAIRN L. GEORGE Sco'rr FRATRES IN FACULTATE HALSTEAD S. Mamas, B.S., M.A., M.D. HENRY B. MULHOLLAND, B.A., M.D. GRADUATE STUDE NTS LAW JAMES OSBORNE PU'I'MAN MEDICINE ENGINEERING COLLEGE HOWARD KYMPTON JAM ES LITTLEHALES WILLIAM DUNCAN MCLEAN RICHARD DIXON MOORE HERMAN M. MULLER FRED BLANE Now PLEDGES DAVID GRANT, JR. THOMAS BROOKS, JR. JOHN TIBBETTS HENRY HANNA JOHN W. THOMASON, III l2301 HOLus CH EN ERY ALBERT ANDREW RICHARDS DELTA THETA WILLIAM GRANT Caoox EDWARD N. BOSWELL WxLuAM A. ROUGHEN HUGH E. RUSSELL RICHARD S. SCOTT HOWARD TUTHILL RALPH WILSON DONALD VOUGHT PATRICK Tnomxcrox A. CHARLES Goomucn Eu NEILsox, JR. THOMAS O'CONNELL JOHN CLARK, JR. WILLIAM Homu. VIRGINIA BETA CHAPTER F rant Row EDWARD N. BOSWELL. ROBERT C. CoscnovE, ARTHUR W. HIGGINS. RICHARD DIXON Moons. DANIEL TERRY. Second Row THEO A. AYERS. RICHARD S. Scorn WILLIAM HENRY BELL, FRENCH H. CONWAY, PATRIC THORINGTON. Third Row EUGENE V. WELSH. HUGH E. RUSSELL. WILLIAM A. ROUGH- EN, HERMAN M. MULLER. Fourth Ro-w Fnamuc BLAKE Now, EDWARD JOSEPH CHILDERS. HOLLIS CHENERY, HowAno KYMPTON, WILLIAM HomLL. Fifth Row FonEs DABNEY CALDWELL. JAMES LITTLEHALES, Roman T. MCWHORTER. Howm Tu'rHlLL. Sixth Row Roman- NICHOLSON, GEORGE Sco-n'. JOHN TIBBETI'S, THOMAS O'CONNELL. S z-wntll Rm THOMAS Bnooxs. JOHN Cunt, JOHN W. THouuou, III, NORMAN PITCAXRN. Eighth Row DAVID GRANT, JFL, ED NEILSON. 111., A4 CHARLES Goomucn, HENRY HANNA. IZSIJ .- ATA Founded at Bethany College in 1859. Established at the University of Virginia in 1889. F RATER IN FACULTATE ROBERT K. Goocn F RATRES IN URBE EDWIN K. O'BRIEN JOHN DOUGLAS JOHN P. JONES, M.D. WILLIAM A. RHINEHART Enwm O. MCCUE, JR. JOHN M. MAURY WILLIAM 0. SHEPHERD MARCELLUS MCBRIDE M. E. M. WHEAT JAMES M. Rmnwau. ARCHITECTURE THOMAS W. S. CRAVEN WINTHROP H. Jones DELTA TAU DELTA COLLEGE WILLIAM A. ALLEN Enume T. GATEWOOD, JR. GEORGE A. PEEK, JR. DONALD M. BANE HARRY H. HILL, JR. LYNWOOD W. Rxcunnsox JAMES L. CAMP, III WILLIAM T. KIMMEL JAM as B. RANDOL LINDSEY Cowm FREDERICK W. KELLY Gaonca STALLINGS, JR. HORACE D. McCowm, JR. ENGINEERING S. FONTAISE MAURY, JR. LAW RICHARD C. Wooos H. GILMER WELLs MEDICINE DANA C. MITCHELL, JR. NORMAN B. HALL, JR. PLEDGES ALBERT ALLEN ERIC GRAHAM Lows MYERS GRANT BIRKENHEAD SAM GRAHAM JOHN MILLIKEN CLIFFORD BROOKS RALPH HOLLIDAY ROBERT MURRAY HAROLD Coxxm'r JERMMNE llusu JAMES 0mm- LAURENCE Lornx IZSZJ BETA IIITA EHAPTEH Bottom Row STALLINGS, MITCHELL, J. MAURY, JONES, DR. Goocu, Wooos, CRAVEN. Second Row MCCOWAN, KIMMEL, KELLY, F. MAURY, ALLEN, PEEK, GATEWOOD, RICHARDSON. Third Row E. GRAHAM, Lorrm, Docca'rr, IRISH, S. GRAHAM, MILLIKAN, HOLLIDAY. Fourth Row CONNE'IT, OLNEY, BROOKS, A. ALLEN, MYERS, MUR- RAY, BIRKENHEAD. Standing WILLIE. Alissing BANE, CAMP, Cowax, HILL, RANDOL, WELLS, HALL, WHEAT. I2331 m1 12-x , I A v, ECIJE Founded at Richmond College, 1900. Established at the University of Virginia, 1906. F RATRES IN F ACULTATE WILLIAM A. LAMBETH, M.D., Ph.D. JOHN A. Roman, B.A., M.A. FRANCIS G. LANKFORD, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. RICHARD A. MEADE, B.A., M.A. JOHN stx MANAHAN, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. FRATRES IN URBE STUART BARKSDAMi JAMES S. HAWKINS WILLIAM C; PORTER ALFRED S. DULANEY HUGH M. HAWKINS DR. HARRY L. SMITH JACK KENNAN SIGMA PHI EPSILIJN COLLEGE JOHN M. ACKERSON, JR. BRUCE G. Enanwsm LEMUEL E. IVEY G. BENTON PA'rrexson W. W. ANDERSON, JR. NATHANIEL M. EWELL, JR. WILBER L. JENKINS HAROLD H. PURCELL BENJAMIN W. BANULIS STANLEY P. FISHER, JR. Ennas'r T. JOLLBY CHARLES A. READ WILLIAM C. BAUKNIGHT Louxs S. GRAHAM, JR. WILLIAM A. JONES ARTHUR J. 8mm JOHN B. Bnacxmkmcn JOHN C. HILDEBRAND BEVERLY JONES JAMES R. STANTON ROBERT L. oz BEAUCHAMP JOHN B. HOPPER JAMES W. MCBRIAN E. HILL WHITEHEAD ALFRED B. CONAWAY, JR. CHARLES W. HUNTSBERRY BENJAMIN F. MONTAGUE, JR. JOHN CLINTON Woon GEORGE T. DIXON, JR. ROBERT A. IRELAND Loam F. PARMLEY, JR. WALTER F. ZOLLINGER ARCHITECTURE PAUL Cmms FLEISHEL LAW DAVID G. BLALOCK HERBERT H. DAVIS ROBERT R. PONTIFEX ARTHUR A. DAVIS, JR. JOHN L. RIDENOUR, III EDUCATION JOHN HOWARD GORDON ENGINEERING HENRY J. CLEMONS ROBERT W. GREEK HUNTER R. HUGHES JOHN T. FLYTHE, JR. MAYO Mc G. Fnz HUGH, JR. GRADUATE RICHARD V. LANCFORD JOHN E. MANAHAN MEDICINE CHARLES F. SCHNEIDER INITIATES DAVID M. Bmea THOMAS R. Covav, JR. ROBERT F. HERSHNER ROBERT F. MURPHY JAMES Bxccm GORDON L. CRENSHAW RICHARD B. HOLMES RICHARD C. SCO'IT-WII.LIAMS BRUCE Boos FRANK C. CZARNECKI, JR. SIDNEY W. IRONMONGER, JR. ROBERT E. STINSON GEORGE B. Booms WARREN S. ELDREDGE ROBERT R. LACOCK EDWARD V. STRATmN, JR. THOMAS P. CHISMAN JOHN J. FELTHAUS, JR. CHARLES H. LOUGHRIDGE, JR.A. WILLIAM THOMPSON LANGDON T. CHRISTIAN, III THOMAS K. GREEK J. J. MCCLOSKEY, JR. JOHN S. TREGELLIS DONALD F. CLARK CLIFTON R. GRUVER VVILM ER J. MIRANDON JOSEPH W. WALKER I2341 ETA CHAPTER F int Raw WALKER, T. K. GREEK. LOUGHRIDGE. BOONE. THOMPSON, MCCLOSKEY, Boos. FELTHAUS. BIGGIN, Gnuvnn, STANTON. IRONMONGER. Second Row LACOCK, HOLMES, MURPHY, CZARNECKI, HERSHNER, Omis- HAN, CHlSMAN, STRA'ITON. Muuumou, CRENSHAW, STIN- scm, SCOTr-WILLMMS, CLARK. Tlu'rd Rm CLBMONS, MEADE. J. S. Hwale. A. DAVIS, Roman, DR. LAMBETH. BLALOCK. DR. MANAHAN, H. DAVIS, Pon-nnzx, Euanwam, Parnsnsox, MANAHAN. Fourth Roew CONAWAY. WHITEHEAD. GORDON, JOLLEY, R. GREEK, Bnacxm- RIDGE, B. JONES. W000, PURCELL, HUGHES, ZOLLINGER. PARMLBY, FLEISHEL. READ. Fifth Row SMITH, FISHER, BANuus, GRAHAM, ACKERSON, BAUKNIGHT, EWELL, DE BEAUCHAMP, MCBRIAN, W. Jonas, Fm HUGH, IRELAND, MONTAGUE. Last Row HlLDEBnAND, JENKINS. CovEY, HOPPER, LANGFORD, ANDER- SON. I2351 A CD Founded at Union College in 1827. Established at the University of Virginia on March 1, 1907. F RATRES IN URBE DAVID E. BROWN TRUEMAN M. DODSON HARRY A. GEORGE DELTA PHI FBATEBNITY COLLEGE FRED L. BENCKENSTEIN FREDERICK J. FLYNN, JR. EDMUND A. LANGHORNE SLATOR C. BLACKISTON JAMES FOLEY HERBERT A. MAY, JR. WILLIAM H. BOARD N EAL SPOTSWOOD Goonwl-z CHARLES W. MCNEELY HOLBROOK CAMPBELL RICHARD M. H. HARPER, JR. LEE G. OFFEN PETER Coy LLOYD HASLUP FREDERICK W. Scuosw CHANNING W. Dunn, JR. EDWIN P. HATHAWAY . HARRY Coxa STOKES RICHARD DICKSON THOMAS H. HENRY ROBINSON S. B. STOWE CLAYTON W. ELEV, JR. RUSSELL D. KETCHAM DUANE TOWER LAW EDWARD C. Bonus, JR. JOHN MARSHALL GEPHART JAMES B. MCCLELLAND, III RAYMOND G. DENNE, JR. PETER IRVING, JR. THOMAS ANTRIM ROLLER MEDICINE JOSHUA F. B. CAMBLOS MCCHESNEY GOODALL, JR. INITIATES GEORGE C. CARRINGTON ALGERNON H. HAMPTON THOMAS H. TODD, JR. C. WILEY GRANDY, IV SOLON C. KELLEY, III FRANK 0. WILSON I236l BHU CHAPTER Front Row IRVING, GEPHART, Bonus, DANIEL, DICKSON, CAM- BLOS, Goomm, CAMPBELL, ROLLER. Second Row MCCI.ELLAND, GoonLoa, STOKES, BENCKENSTEIN, Fo- LEY, LANGHORNE, Town, MAY, OFFEN, BLACKISTON, STOWE, MCNEELY. Third Row HENRY, SCHoaw, HATHAWAY, HASLUP, KETCHAM, HARPER, WILSON, TODD, GRANDY, KELLEY, COLE UANITOM. I237! 9X Founded at Norwich University, April 10, 1856. Established at the University of Virginia, January 26, I914. FRATER IN FACULTATE WILSON GEE, PhD. FRATRES IN URBE HENRY E. BELT RANDOLPH BRUCE LOUIE L. SCRIBNER THETA EH1 FBATEHNITY COLLEGE CHARLES C. BOATWRIGHT CARI. B. JOHNSON ROBERT H. Monmsox RODNEY T. BONSALL, JR. A. L. JONES ERNEST W. Puncau. AUSTIN DAY BRIXEY, JR. THOMAS A. KURTZ J. BOND SMITH, JR. RICHARD E. BUCHANAN JAMES B. mesnem ROBERT R. THOMPSON, JR. JACK H. Homas LLOYD L. MCCORMACK EDWARD C. VVALIJNGTON, JR. ARCHITECTURE ERIC R. BAxcnorr ROLAND H. ELLIS, JR. LAW JAMES E. PALMER, JR. INITIATES Joms' C. DUECKER ALBERT B. SIEWERS, JR. I2381 XI CHAPTER Front Row R. BONSALL, E. PURCELI., DR. WILSON GEE, J. Lu- TLEFIELD, D. BRLXEY, L. MCCORMACK, J. PALMER. Second Row J. B. SMITH, R. THOMPSON, C. Bomwmcn'r, R. ELLIS, C. JOHNSON, A. JONES. Third Row R. MORRISON, J. Houczs, E. WALLINGI'ON, J. Duac- KER, T. KURTZ, A. Smwans. Not in Picture E. BANCROFF, R. BUCHANAN. l2391 Acm. ZBT Founded in 1898 at New York University. Established at University of Virginia in 1915. FRATER IN FACULTATE Lxxwooo LEHMAN, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. FRATER IN URBE ISAAC WALTERS ZETA BETA TAU COLLEGE Lawns D. HlRSCHlJ-ZR HERBERT M. KATZENBERG JULIEN H. HOFFMAN HERBERT S. WINOKUR CHARLES R. MASSELI. FREDERIC GORDON BARNET, 11 Lows E. SCHINDEL SIDNEY HARRXSON STERN, jR. WILLIAM D. MENDELSON HARRY HARRISON, JR. IRWIN B. COHEN DAVID HORA'no HARTFXELD MALVIN CLAUDE NEWMAN LEE WmTLocx, JR. MORTIMER H. Hess, JR. ROBERT MARK JACOBS BENJAMIN K. LANDECK WALTER WOLLMAN Hess, JR. LAW VVILLIAM P. OBERNDORFER M EDICINE DONALD WALTERS ENGINEERING GEORGE T. STERN PLEDGES Emu: E. SIEGEL, JR. MARTIN RODGERS GEORGE STERN WILLIAM GOLD RICHARD AMSTER JOHN OPPENHEIMER DONALD ROTHMAN WALTER STEPPACHER LYLE WILLIAM SLAFF Jon N BLOCH l2401 I CHAPTER Top Row E. SIEGEL, W. GOLD, D. ROTHMAN, M. RODGERS, R. AMSTER, XV. STEPPACHER, J. BLOCH, L. SLAFF, J. OPPENHEIMER. Illiddle Row W. HESS, J. NEWMAN, R. JACOBS, L. WHn'Locx, S. STERN, I. COHEN, M. HESS, F. BARNET. Bottom Row L. SCHINDEL, B. LANDECK, C. MASSELI., H. WxNoxun, L. HIRSCHLER, H. KATZENBERG, H. HARRISON, W. MENDELSON, D. HARTFIELD. M issing W. OBERNDORFER, D. VVALTERS, G. HOFFMAN. l24lJ STERN, J. XtA , AKA L 5;; AT Founded at Williams College, 1934. Established at the University of Virginia, April 8, 1922. FRATRES IN F ACULTATE JOHN P. DALTON, JR. ALFRED B. MCEWEN FRATRES IN URBE W. RALPH Burrow ROBERT E. LEE, JR. FREDERICK C. DISQUE, JR. JURY Y. BROWN, JR. JAMES A. Lancn, JR. JAMES C. PRYOR, JR. SAMUEL J. GAMBLE ROBERT E. TAYLOR LAW GEORGE P. SMITH Huco SONNENSCHIEN, JR. DELTA UPSILIJN COLLEGE CLIFFORD BEAKES DONAL memms WILLIAM JONES GEOFFREY anevew CHARLES EVANS, JR. ALFRED MCKENZIE SCHYLER BISSELL ROY FOULKROD BYRON SAMPLE THOMAS BROWN SPENCER HASTINGS KARL ZEISLER PLEDGES RUSSELL BAYLY VVILLIAM Fonsnn JOHN PIERCE CHARLES BROWN CHARLES GUTHRIE JOHN SAUERBECK DONALD BRYON VVILLIAM HOWELL WILLXAM SCHAUFFLER JAMES EDEN LEROY NEUSTEDTER ERIC SCHLESINGER BENTON STEVENS BARRY STEWART MALCOLM TERRY JOHN TINKER JERRY VVYA'I'I' I2421 VIRGINIA CHAPTER Front Row SAMPLE, HASTINGS, BROWN, BISSELL, BEAKES, Bm- NEVELD, SMITH, JONES, FOULKROD. Second Row MCKENZIE, SCHAUFFLER, NEUSTEDTER, SAUERBECK, PIERCE, GUTHRIE, PACKARD, ZEISHER, STEVENS, TINKER. Third Row HOWELL, STEWART, SCHLESINGER, BRYON, BROWN, FORSYTH, TERRY, EDEN. IMSJ QA Founded 1914, George Washington University. Established at University of Virginia, April, 1922. FRATER IN URBE SANFORD HASKEH. PHI ALPHA FRATERNITY DAVID ARBNSTEIN STANLEY S. BRENNER MARVIN I. EDELSTEIN BERNARD RAYMOND BERNARD COOPER STEPHEN Lozwv COLLEGE SIDNEY P. FINKELSTEIN MELVIN F. WANDER Inwm HALBREICH SHELDON Wamsnzxx RICHARD A. RAXCHLEN ARMAND S. FELDMAN MILTON E. STEWART MEDICINE IRVIN GALIN SIDNEY COHEN JULIUS HOPKINS PLEDGES JACK GOLDMAN DONALD FLAx Royce BROWN JOSEPH EICHELBAUM MACY X. CARMEL Izul MU CHAPTER Back Row EICHELBAUM, FLAx, COOPER, BROWN, CARMEL. Second Row VVANDER, WEINSTEIN, ARENSTEXN, HALBKEICH, EDEL- STEIN, BRENNER. F irst Row RAYMOND, STEWART, FINKELSTEIN, RMCHLEN, C0- HEN, GALIN, HOPKINS. I2451 23 AEH Founded at New York University in 1913. Established at the University of Virginia in 1924. FRATER 1N FACL'LTATB BEN-ZION LINFIEID, B.S., Sc.D., Ph.D. FRATER IN URBE AARON MIZROCH ALPHA EPSILIJN PI COLLEGE JOSEPH H. BLOCK HENRY P. GREENWALD A. BENSON MIRMELSTEIN ARNOLD J. CANTON HOWARD B. Josms RICHARD SCHNEER HERBERT J. CHERNIS ARTHUR KAPLAN WILLIAM H. Susxm WILLIAM H. GImER ARTHUR WAXMAN MEDICINE MONTE L. BINDER BERNARD R. SIEGEL PLEDGEs HERBERT M. BAUMGARD MERVYN W. KELLAM L. ROBERT PRIMOFF LARRY E. DEUTSCH SIDNEY I. KELLAM DAVID STUART NATHAN B. EVENS ARTHUR M. kaEs BERTRAM H. THOMSON J. ALLAN OFFEN l2461 EHAPTEH F rout Row CANTON, KAPLAN, SCHNEER, SUSKIN. Second Row BLOCK, BINDER, WAXMAN, CHERNIS, GREENWALD, GIE'I'I'ER. Third Row Dam-scu, M. KELLAM, MIRMELSTEIN, SIEGEL, Jesus, THOMSON, OFFEN. Fourth Row JACKSON QANITOM, EVENS, PRIMOFF, S. KELLAM, STUART, BAUMGARD, szkocn, NIRES. I247J A- PI LAMBDA 0110 C. AGRANOVITCH HAROLD BRILLIANT ROBERT S. COHN EDWARD L. FABIAN MARSHALL G. FINCK EDWARD S. GREENBAUM MORTON JUNGER HA4? Founded at Yale University in 1895. Established at Virginia in 1932. FRATER IN URBE DR. ARTHUR A. EIDELMAN COLLEGE DANIEL S. KARSCH Lawns KATZ ROBERT LAUTERSTEIN STANLEY LERNER MARSHALL LEVIN ARTHUR LIPKINT LAW MORTIMER M. CAPLIN ENGINEERING RICHARD B. EPSTEIN l2481 PHI CHARLES A. MEYER WILLIAM S. MIRMAN EDGAR E. Pscx MAURY Spaxsxv ALVAN STONE WILLIAM VICTOR JOHN WIND DMEBA ALPHA CHAPTER Front Row Sitting DR. A. EIDELMAN, E. FABIAN, M. CAPIJN, M. JUN- GER, H. VVIENER, R. LAUTERSTEIN, 0. AGRANOVITCH. Second Row A. STONE, A. LIPKINT, E. GREENBAUM, E. PECK, R. COHN, H. FISHER, H. HOCHFEIDER. Third Row J. WIND, D. KARSCH, C. MEYER, W. MIRMAN, R. EPSTEIN, M. LEVIN, M. FINCK. Fourth Row I. LEWIS, S. LERNER, H. BRILLIANT, M. SPENSKY, L. KATZ. Back Row N. FISHER, F.. ORNSTEIN, A. FINN, C, BECK, S. VVIENER. l2491 A LP-x UK; A A 4 TECP Founded October 10, 1910. Established at University of Virginia, April 4, 1936. TAU EPSILHN P FRATRES IN COLLEGE HERMAN ABADY ALAN BAKALAR HERBERT BROCK JUSTIN BURNES RALPH DECOVENY N. ROBERT FRANK HAROLD GARTSMAN SUMNER GERSTEIN INITIATES IRVING ABADY ADOLPH BAKALAR MALCOLM DANA IZSOI BERNARD KASINOFF HERBERT LEVITT HOWARD MEDINETS ARTHUR MOSKOWITZ SANFORD RITTER MITCHELL SIMON SAMUEL SOLOMON MORTON SPERO SEMOUR FINKELSTEIN MELVIN NEWMAN GEORGE PRICE HI CHAPTER F irst Row SANFORD RITFER, HERBERT Levrrr, BERNARD KASI- NOFF, RALPH DECOVENY, MITCHELL SIMON, ARTHUR Mosxowrrz, JUSTIN BURNES. Second Row HERBERT BROCK, ADOLPH BAKALAR, HAROLD Gmus- MAN, HOWARD MEDINETS, SAM SOLOMON, ALAN BA- KALAR, SEYMOUR memsram. Third Row IRVING ABADY, MALCOLM DANA, MORTON SPERO, SUMNER GERsTEm, HERMAN ABADY, N. ROBERT FRANK, MELVIN NEWMAN. tzsu 46m; QED Founded at the College of the City of New York, November 28, 1904. Established at the University of Virginia, December 18, 1915. PHI A. hero: BAER JUSTIN BERGMAN, JR. MARVIN L. COPLAN CHARLES M. Epsnam, JR. EUGENE M. FEINBLA'IT WARREN GOFF MANO R. GOLDEN JACK M. HARTFI'ELD WALTER H. ABELMANN MELVIN G. ALPER S. ELMER BEAR DONALD S. BRODY FRATER IN URBE S. WBINBERC COLLEGE JEROLD C. HOFFBBRGER ROBERT A. HOFFMAN JOSEPH J. KAHN MALCOLM S. an THEODORE G. LYON HARRY J. PERLBERG, JR. LEWIS A. PINKUSSOHN, JR. PLEDGES JAMES P. GOLDSMITH MARVIN E. GORDON WILLIAM O. IRVINE L. JAM es LICHTENSTEIN IZSZJ EPSILDN PI Roman J. PLAUT LEON ROSENBAUM, JR. DAVID ROTHSCHILD, II HOWARD S. RUBIN STEPHEN I. SCHLossal-rkc HUGH M. STEINBERGER RAYMOND L STRAUS, JR. JACK B. VVASSERMAN ARNOLD S. MANN, JR. ALAN I. NATHENSON IRWIN B. Rornscmw, JR. EUGENE D. SCHWARTZ N U CHAPTER Front Row Rum, COPLAN, HARTFIELD, FEINBLA'IT, A. V. BARR, D. Romscmw, Lvox. Second Row Epsram, HOFFMAN, STEINBERGER, ROSENBAUM, Hon:- BERGER, KAHN, PINKUSSOHN. Third Row GORDON, STRAus, VVASSERMAN, BERGMAN, SCHI.OSS- BERG, GOLDEN, PERLBERG. Fourth Row LICHTENSTEIN, MANN, BRODY, GOFF, S. E. BEAR, I. ROTHscmm. Fifth Row GOLDSMITH, ABELMANN, NATHENSON. Alissing ALPER, IRVXNE, KATZ, PLAUT, SCHWARTZ. IZSBJ 4. 625k 'x -q Professional Fraternities WARWICK DAVENPORT . JOHN BUTZNER CHARLES WEBB JACK OLIVER CPA? OFFICERS . President Treasurer C I erk H istorian PHI DELTA PHI BENJAMIN KINSEY PETER IRVING JOHN F. C. GLENN LAWRENCE DORTCH R. COLSTON CHRISTIAN STUART BROWN EDWARD BOYKIN MARION ALLEN CHARLES MIDDLETON MARSHALL FIELD, JR. ACTIVE MEMBERS MERRILL PASCO THOMAS PERKINS FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT, JR. ARNOLD SLOAN ROYALL VICTOR WILLIAM DICKINSON GEORGE OBERST ROBERT WHITTLE SAM MARKS H ARVEY POE ROBERT F. VVHITTLE July 10, 1918-February 7, 1940. l2561 MINOR EHAPTEH Bottom Row R. COLSTON CHRISTIAN, EDWARD Borxm, PROFESSOR RIBBLE, PROFESSOR GLENN, JOHN F. C. GLENN, PRO- rasson MCCONNELL, PROFESSOR RITCHIE, BENJAMIN Kmsnv, LAWRENCE Don'rcu. S econd Row WxLuAM DICKINSON, WARWICK DAVENPORT, PETER IRVING, JOHN BUTZNER, ARNOLD SLOAN, CHARLES MIDDLETON, JR., MARSHALL FIELD, JR., ROBERT WHITTLE. Top Rou' MERRILL PAsco, HARVEY POE, STUART Bkowx, FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT, JR., ROYALL VICTOR, SAM MARKS, CHARLES WEBB. I257J V x ,;t k A3 at yA CPAA OFFICERS ALLEN S. HUBBARD, JR .................. J . . . . President BENJAMIN B. FOWLER ............... V ice-President CHARLES W. MAUZE .............. Secretary ROBERT B. YOUNG ........... Treasurer IN THE FACULTY W. J. BARRON PHI ALPHA DELTA MEMBERS S. D. DUGAN C. W. MAUZE B. B. FOWLER E. C. MONCURB G. HARRIS L. J. MOORMAN, JR. J. M. HANDLAN F. L. ORGAIN A. N. HICKEY H. L. OPIE J. H. HILLIARD O. B. QUIN, III A. S. HUBBARD, JR. S. M. RUFFIN J. F. KIZER J. H. STRATTON W. D. LEET J. O. VON KALINOWSKI J. K. MCDONALD J. M. WILSON J. B. MCLEMORE, JR. INITIATES L. L. BEAN, JR. S.G.LANDON S. B. CAMPBELL, JR. T. B. MASON S. A. CULBERTSON, II T. R. PRICE W. H.GR1MBALL, JR. 1. SCHINDLER W. L. FAGG P. H.WILLIAMS,JR. R. G. HARPER R. B. YOUNG I2581 JEFFERSON EHAPTEB Front Row HARRIS, STRATmN, FOWLER, HUBBARD, MAUZE, YOUNG, HILLIARD. Second Row RUFFIN, chxav, MASON, MONCUER, vox KAUNOW- SKI, Qum, KIZER, WILSON. Third Row VVILLIAMS, CAMPBELL, LANDON, MCDONALD, GRIM- BALL, DUGAN, CULBERTSON. l7 1591 2 N Q Founded at National University in 1903. Established at the University of Virginia in 1938. 1.431123 E. PALMER, JR. . . . .................. Chancellor ER 0 A. JOHNSON .............. First Vice-Chancellor VEIT A. HAIN, JR .......... Second Vice-Chancellor GERALD R. OMELVENY Afaster of the Rolls J. NOXON HOWARD ..... Registrar of Exchequer JOHN H. AYLOR ............ Alarshal SIGMA NU PHI MEMBERS S. G. ALRICH J. H. AYLOR P. S. BRAYTON W. F . CARTER C. L. CLOVER H. B. FLETCHER R. B. GREENOUGH V. A. HAIN, JR. J. N. HOWARD J. L. HUGHES, JR. E. A. JOHNSON W. V. T. JUSTIS J. MASON G. P. MCCONNELL l2601 W. J. B. MILLER G. R. O'MELVENY J. E. PALMER, JR. L. H. PARENT G. P. SMITH, JR. M. SMITH E. D. STEINBRUGGE L. L. SULLIVAN H. S. TUTHILL, JR. G. W. UPDIKE C. S. WARD W. WEEKS J. W. WINSTON, JR. R. M. WELLING JAMES MADISON EHAPTEB Top Row Standing WELLING, HOWARD, Jusns, SMITH, WARD. Lower Row Seated SULLIVAN, AYLOR, JOHNSON, PALMER, HAIN, 0,MEL- VENY, PARENT. IZGIJ MASON, TU'erLL, MCCONNELL, CLOVER, HUGHES, -M - A913 ROBERT E. LEE SENATE W. ARCHER ROYALL . . . . . . . . . . .............. Dean JOSEPH N . MYERS .................. V ice Dean VANCE M. F RY ........ . . Clerk of the Exchequer S. PAGE HIGGINBOTHAM ..... Clerk of the Rolls RICHARD P. CONNETTE . . . . Master of the Ritual LEWIS P. SUMMERS ............ Bailiff AUSTIN CUNNINGHAM . . . ...... Tribune DELTA THETA PHI FRATRES DAVID B. COXE, JR. JAMES VVISHART PEARCE HERBERT H. DAVIS ROBERT R. PONTIFEX VERNON DAVIS HITCHINGS, JR. DOWNING L. SMITH DANIEL FRANCIS HORSEY CHARLES L. SOURS STANLEY KNIGHT JOYNEs, JR. ROBERT J. TYMOFF ROY L. KINCANNON SIDNEY D. WATSON JOHN D. LEBOURGEOIS JOHN W. WINSTON ASHTON C. MILLER BLAKE BAKER WOODSON PHILIP M . TRAYNOR FRATRES IN URBE JUDGE ARCHIBALD D. DABNEY SENATOR JOHN S. BATTLE JUDGE LEMUEL F. SMITH l2621 E HAPTEB Seated V. M. FRY, S. P. HIGGINBO'I'HAM, A. CUNNINGHAM. W. A. ROYALL, J. N. MYERS, R. P. CONNE'ITE, L. P. SUMMERS. Second Row C. L. Souxs, H. H. DAVIS, D. L. SMITH, B. B. Wooo- son, J. D. LEBOURGEOIS, P. M. Tnnnox, S. K. JOY- NES, A. C. MILLER, S. D. WATSON. Third Row R. R. PONTIFEX, D. F. HORSEY, V. D. HITCHINGS, J. W. PEARCE, J. W. WINSTON, S. G. GILL, R. J. T YMOFF. Not in Picture R. L. KINCANNOS, D. B. COKE. l263l t; A rm 3 I- AKHj FRATRES IN FACULTATE ALBERT JULIUS BARLOW ELMER IRVING CARRUTHERS TIPTON RAY SNAVELY ABRAHAM BERGLUND WILSON GEE GEORGE TALMAGB STARNES ELBERT Ast KINCAID FRATRES IN URBE A. H. HAYDEN J. S. PETERS ALPHA KAPPA PSI STUDENT MEMBERS WILLIAM R. ADAM E. BURWELL HAWPE L. HARVEY Poe CALVIN R. ALLEN RAYMOND W. HEATWOLE JACK R. Rxocs JAMES A. BAILEY WESLEY V. HICKS JOE Ross R1003 FRANK H. BALSLEY JOHN H. Home ROBERT C. SEATON MERRILL H. BANKARD EDWIN E. HOLM, JR. JOHN M. SHERWOOD CRAIG W. BARRY C. HOWARD HOLT HOWARD M. SMITH CLIFFORD L. BRAKES A. GEORGE KEYVVAN WILLIAM P. SNAVELY N. STARR BEATON THOMAS B. LARKIN, JR. JAMES M. Supp WILLIAM H. BELL, JR. DONALD S. MACKENZIE Human F. STEP? ALFRED C. BISHOP DAVID B. MARSHALL THOMAS I. STORRS THORNTON W. Bunnm JAM as R. Moon: TRUMAN G. TRACY JOE B. CHAFFE, JR. Enw. C. OLDFIELD, JR. WALLACE D. TREVILLIAN A. GORDON COLLEY, JR. G. BENTON PATTERSON HOWARD S. TUTHILL, JR. BASIL G. Cosms GEORGE A. PEEK, JR. RICHARD A. WILLIAMS i2641 ALPHA C GAMMA CHAPTER Pint Row E. E. HOLH, W. TREVILLIAN. PROF. GEORGE T. STARNES, DR. TIPTON R. SHAVELY. W. P. SNAVELY, DE. A. J. BAR- Low, H. S. Tu-nuu, J. R. R1665. Second Row T. BURNm. E. OLDFIELD, G. PEAK, W. V. HICKS, R. HEATWOLE, T. B. LMuuN, 111., M. H. BANKARD. Third Row T. I. S'ronps, D. S. MACKENSIE, B. G. COSTAS. G. KBYWAN, H. SMITH, R. WILLIAMS. Fourth Row H. STEPP, N. S. BBATON, JR., W. BELL, F. H. BALSLBY, J. M. SHERWOOD, J. A. BAILEY. Na! in Picture From the Facul : E. I. KINCAID, A. BERGLUND. E. I. CARv nu-rmans. W. 35. Students: C. W. BARRY, C. ALLEN, H. HOLLAND. C. BEAst, Jon R1665, W. ADAMS, C. H. Hon, Moons. G. B. PATTERSON, L. H. Poa. J. M. STEPP. J. S. Prams. J. B. CHAFFE, A. C. Bxsuop. E2651 C I 40h - kl. THETA TAU FHATEBNITY Pl CHAPTER OF F RATRES IN FACULTATE JOHN LLOYD NEwcoun, B.A., C.E., Sc.D., LL.D. Presidrn! of III: University WALTER SHELDON RODMAN, M.S., S.M. Dean of III! 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JIM TWYMAN JOHN WALDROP BOBBY WATTS BILL WEEKS Boa VVHI'ITLE HENRY WICKHAM TOM YANCY L lr-x THE JABBERWOCK l2901 NAT ADAMSON ASHBY BARKSDALE BILLY BAUKNIGHT CLIFF BEAKES STAR BEATON RODNEY BONSALL THOMAS BROWN DICK CARR WALTER CORNNELL PHIL CRUTE AUSTIN CUNNINGHAM JOHN DAVIES PETE DAVIS DON DINWIDDIE Roscoe FAUNCE HARRY FRANKLIN VERNON chxs VERNON Hn' CARL JOHN ELMER KEL BILL KELLY GEORGE KEYES GEORGE KEYWAN FRANK LANDEFELD JIM LITTLEFIELD JACK MANAHAN HARRY MARTIN LLOYD MCCORMACK BUCK MORSE DAVE NICHOLSON BUSTER OLDFIELD LOREN PARMELEY Bnmm PATTERSON BOB Pomxrxx ERNEST PURCBLL HAROLD PURCELL CHARLES READ Boa SCHENKKAN CHARLIE SCHNEIDER DOWNch SMITH Huco SONNENSCHEIN TRUMAN SOUTHALL WILLIAM SPENCER WALLACE TREVILLION CHUCK WALSH JACK VVALTZ JACK WASKEY RAE WA'I'rs DICK WILLIAMS FLOYD WILLIAMS VVIMPY WORMINCTON 1cm ORGANIZATIONS Looking Along East Range . y? ' C 11'! E; I F. Iq . q ' .. ' WW IE Wm! s? 3 ill W9039' THE HIJNIJH EDMMITTEE RICHARD A. VVILLIAMS . College BEN B. FOWLER Law VVILLIAM MCK. JEFFRIES Mrdirinc JOHN H. SIDEBOTTOM Enyim'rring DANIEL H. TERRY Gradualr l2971 EDHKS AND EUHLS INCORPORATED 0 OFFICERS A. JACKSON BRENT . . . . . . . Prmitlr'nl WILLIAM R. TRIGG. III . . . l'irr-Prvxidrnt CARTER E. TALMAN. JR. . Swrrmry-Trmsurrr 0 BOARD OF DIRECTORS J. C. BARDIN A. jACKsox BRENT Ii. 1. CARRL'THERS EDWARD R. DYER, jR. THOMAS MARSHALL JAMES O. PL'Tx.nl, JR. CARTER Ii. TALMAN. JR. VVILLIAM R. TRIGG, lll Izvuj EIJHKS Alpha Epsilon Pi :lljilla Tau Omega Bela Tlu'la Pi Chi Plli Dtlta Kappa Epsilon Dalia Tau Della Della Upsilon Jrfrnon Sotirty Kaixpa 41pm: Kappa Sigma Phi rIlfIlm Plli Delta Theta Plli Epsilon Pi Plli Gamma Drlta Plzi Kappa Pxi Phi Kappa Sigma Pi Kappa Alpha Pi Lambda Pln' SI. Jutlmny SI. Elma Sigma 411;.lm-Epsilo-n Sigma Chi Sigma Nu . . Sigma Phi Epsilon Tau Epsilon Pi T'llela Della Clli Tllrta Tau Trigon . Zela Bela Tau Zrta Psi AND FRATERNITY REPRESENTATIVES EUBLS ARNOLD J. CANTON C. DIMICK REESE BILLY Huncms DONALD Pkocron Hmsow BROWN GEORGE PEAK CARL ZEISLER ROBERT MUSSEIMAN TOM DAVIS ROBERT McGusn MARVIN Enomswxx . DABNEY CALDWELL JACK VVASSERMAN JAMES VAUGHAN BUD MELI.0N . DAN TALLEY VVILLIAM GULLIFORD EDGAR PECK . Tonn DABNEY FRED BENKENSTEIN KEMPER GOFFIGON WILLIAM SANDERSON . JOSEPH RIGGS STANLEY FISHER BERNARD KASINOFF RICHARD LLOYD JACK SIDEBOTTOM AYERS MORRISON ROBERT JACOBS GEORGE PALMER :45 13f 3'. Y1 VgV BURKS AND EUHL5,194H EXECUTIVE BOARD A. JACKSON BRENT Editor-in-Cllirl CARTER E. TALMAN, JR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bun'rm: Managcr WILLIAM R. Tame, III . . . . . . . . . . . Managing Editor FRANK BALSlJ-ZY . . . . . . . . . Anistan! Editor Hm. Mmuucx . . . . . . . . . . :luiuanl Edilar JACK PERRY . . . . . . . . . . Juislant Editor U001 FRANK BALSLEY CHARLES R. BURNETr, JR. EDWARD N. CHEEK CHARLES CRADDOCK ARNOLD BLOCH CHARLES W. DoucH'm-z Boa FENSTERER LARRY K. kacusox WILLIAM GAYLORD R. H. GRAVATTE C. WILEY GRANDY, JR. FRED L. BENKENSTEIN THOMAS P. JOHNSON DANIEL D. TALLEY STANLEY FISHER, JR. HOWARD S. WILLIAMS PETER POLLION WILLIAM D. HURLBUT MADISON MACON, JR. EDBHS AND EUBLS, EDITORIAL BOARD WILLIAM R. MERRICK JOHN M. PERRY ASSOCIATE ED ITORS CHARLES W. RHODES, JR. ADJ UNCTS J. L. Henson F. S. chxs A. HORNSUTH PHIL Hovr BASIL M. JONES, JR. JULES G. KORNER ED Laws C. J. MILLER, JR. BUSINESS STAFF THOMAS W. PURCELL PHILIP V. VVEEMS A. JACKSON W ASKEY PLEASANTON L. CONQUES'I ARTHUR vaas GEORGE SHACKELFORD DAVID STUART ROBERT STUL'nNc JOHN W. THOMASON JAMES Taun'r CHARLES T. YANCEY Assistant Business Manager xlssistant Business M anager ASSOCIATES ROBERT N. POLLARD ROBERT B. GRINELL ADJ UNCTS Locxaa'r MASON L. K. HARPER FRANK W. DECKER HAYWOOD NELMS, JR. FIELDING L. MERCER W. Scorr CAUCHOIS IBOIJ A. JACKSON WASKEY ROBERT HADEN DEACON Hanson THOMAS YOUNG BUCKNER W. CLAY VVILLIAM VVILLIAMS 1940 4;th a K V 'A AX- A YUILIE HOLT. JR. A. C. MARSHALL Editor-in-Chid Butinrn Manager EDLLEBE TIJPIIIS I3021 EULLEGE TOPICS For lure we arc not afraid to follow truth'twllrrrwr i! may Imd- nor to tolerate any error so long as rtason is left frrc to combat it. -Tlmmas Jefcrson. STAFF Yuuuz HOLT, JR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Edilar-in-Clzit'f BODLEY BOOKER, JR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - Managing Editor RAYMOND C. DINGLEDINE, jR. . . . . . . . . . . Copy Editor ALBERT C. MARSHALL, JR. . . . . . . . Business Managrr N EWS STAFF News Editors: C. P. DAVIS, JOSEPH H. HARRISON, JR., HOWARD M. SMITH. :Issislan! Managing Editor: ROBERT E. HENLEY, JR. Jssignment Editor: NATHANIEL E. ADAMSON, JR. .Jssistant Hssignment Editor: HENRY G. NATHAN. :lssistant News Editors: WILLIAM C. BAUKNIGHT, JR., EDWIN MIDDLETON, EDWIN H. PLEASANTS, JOSEPH B. TUCKER, EDGAR E. PECK. Jssociatr Editors: LUTHER T. Aces, JR., BENJAMIN W. BANULIS, LLOYD G. CARR, THOMAS N. DAVIS, III, JACK H. Hooczs, Moss J. PLUNKETT, E. 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HALSTED, III. Assistant Editors: DONALD T. FAULKNER, Jam: M. PERRY, NORMAN ROSENBLUM. :lssociate Editors: EDWARD N. CHEEK, 111., PLEASONTON L. CONQUES'I', lII. Reporters: CHARLES W. Doucmu-z, JR., VVARREN Gorr, R. A. IRELAND, JR., GEORGE C. SHACKEI.- FORD, PETER SCHILLER, A. M. SHERWOOD, JAMES M. Taurrr, F. PALMER WEBER, ROBERT C. WINTHROP, JR., D. D. TALLEY, COLEMAN Rosaxnsncsk. BUSINESS STAFF Jssislant Business Manager: HARRY HARRISON. Advertising Managers: DAVID HARTFIELD, 13., JOHN S. ROBERTS, JR. Circulation Manager: LOUIS SCHINDEL Associate Business Manager: JOE Ross RIGGS. .4ssistant Advertising Managers: GERARD S. CHAPIN, TIM HESS, ROBERT J. PLAUT. I303! ztm THE VIRGINIA LAW REVIEW MANAGING BOARD MORTIMER M. CAPLIN Editor ROYALL V ICTOR, JR. Nola Edilar COLLINS J. SEITZ Derisions Editor STUART E. BROWN, jR. Juocialr Drcixions Edilor BENJAMIN T. KINSEY Ltvgislalian Edilar BENJAMIN B. FOWLER Virginia Swtinn Edilor KENNETH R. REDDEN Scrrelary and Book Rewirrw Editor GARRARD HARRIS, JR. Busiun: Managrr I304J STAFF L. AUCHINCLOSS R. G. HARPER J. D. BUTZNER, JR. A. S. HUBBARD, JR. S. CAMPBELL C. W. MAUZE M. CASS G. OBERST R. C. CHRISTIAN L. H. PARENT B. W. DAVENPORT H. M. PASCO W. DICKINSON F. SARGENT, III 0. L. DORTCH G. SMITH J. R. DUDLEY M. STEINGOLD M. FIELD J. H. STRATTON, JR. V. M. FRY H. TUTHILL J. F. C. GLENN C. WEBB V. A. HAIN, JR. R. F. VVHITTLE J. M. WILSON, JR. BUSINESS STAFF W. V. T. JUSTIS .............. Associate Business Alanager D. B. COXE, JR. T. B. MASON J. M. GEPHART C. S. WARD I3051 s STUDENT'SENATE ROBERT R. PONTIFEX Prnidrnt NAT E. ADAMSON, JR. Sz't'rrlary A. JACKSON BRENT Dgu'm CARLINER DONAL Dmmnma FRANK FULLER DAVID HAiiTFlELD VVILLIAM K00NT7. JAMES LITTLEFIELU JAMES O. PL'TNAM Jon N WA LTZ MCCH 125 N EY GOODALL, JR. L 5061 tblAOl- l'IATPIZ ' QEOZ JEFFERSON WALTER H. ABELMAN EL DAVID ARTERS, JR. ELIOTT F. BARTLETT ARTHUR P. BEAN, JR. JOSEPH L. BURCHETTA EUGENE M. CAFFEY, JR. DAVID CARLINER ROBERT G. COHN ROBERT H. GRAVATrE THOMAS W. BROOKS, JR. HOLLIS B. CHENERY DONALD H. Coxa DON A. GADDIS EUGENE V. GOETCHIUS EDWARD A. HAIRE Roma G. JANNEY ACTIVE MEMBERS T. KEYSTER GREEK J. LAWRENCE HERSON, JR. VERNON D. HxTcumcs HUNTER R. HUGHES ROBERT A. IRELAND ROBERT C. JACOB ELMER L. KELLEY JESSE W. LEVY EDWARD G. LEWIS CHARLES MANNING J. HARRY MICHAEL, JR. ROBERT MUSSELMAN STANLEY POWELL, JR. CHARLES T. REESE COLEMAN Roswaencsk PROBATIONARY MEMBERS J. GILMER KOMER WILLIAM D. LANGIIORNE, JR. BERNARD LOREN EDWARD M. LYMAN NAT R. MARTIN, JR. C. SEYMOUR MASTERTON ANDREW L. MCCASKEY ELLIOTT F. METCALF JAMES R. NEAL, JR. BERNARD P. NELSON JEFF POWELL CARROLL D. REA BRUCE D. REYNOLDS, JR. STANLEY A. RHODES I3071 HAEL-OLIHTIHVNSSE'IU VABIT SOCIETY vaas SCHERMAN SAMUEL SCHILLER MORTON J. Sn. MARTIN R. SINGER ARTHUR J. SMITH DUDLEY F. WADE HARRIS H. WILLIAMS ROBERT C. WINTHROP, JR. ESMOND WRIGHT C. L. ROBINSON, JR. PETER SCHILLER EDWARD SHIVELY WARNER STALEY JAMES M. TRUITT VVILLIAM S. WILLIS RICHARD J. ZEAMER get r Xx UNIVERSITY CHRISTIAN ASSDEIATIUN C. TABB G mace Bomn HOOKER JOHN H. DAVIS RAYMOND C. Dlxcmmxe KERR S. EVANS VVILHAM B. HARMAN JOSEPH H. HARRISON JOHN C. HAWK, JR. Yuanz HOLT, JR. ROBERT A. IRELAND WILLIAM R. MERRICK HOWARD C. NEWMAN EDWARD C. OLDFIELD GV. R. SMITHEY E. I. CARRUTHERS A. R. ELLIOT W. M. FORREST WILsON GEE D. C. HYDE SI. xludre-w: Brotherhood STUDENT OFFICERS Prm'drnt TOM H. BACON Ron em C. . W n1 5 SENIOR CABINET Publicity L. HARVEY POE Limmlurt and Publiraliom Publicity CHARLES A. READ ROBERT A. REISTER First Year Cabinet Littrnlurr and Publication: IVMIry Club First Year Cabinrt Lilamlun.u and Publication: Chaptl Committee Presbyterian Club Clmpel Committee PHILIP F. ROTHAR FRANK W. SHAFFER HOWARD M. SMITH RAY V. SNEAD JOHN S. STRANC ARTHUR TUTHILI. JOHN B. VVALDROP PICHEGRU VVOOLFOLK BOARD or DIRECTORS F. L. BROWN . Trrasurrr W. K. SMITH E. A. Kxxcmn I. F. LEWIS J. C. METCALF Clmirman K3081 V 1c: -Prr:idrnt MARVIN B. PERRY, JR. - Setrrtary Forum Commitln' First Year Cabinet Community Work First Ytar Cabinet Chapel Committee First Year Cabint! Chapel Commiltrc First Yrar Cabinet and B. S. U. St. Andrew? Brotherhood . Community Work l'niwrsily Ledurr: on Religion Student Rtfugt't' Fund . Recording Secretary Gmeml Serrrtary S. A. MITCHELL F. D. G. RIBBLE L. T. ROYSTER G. B. ZEHMER UNIVERSITY HARRIS W. BRADLEY GERALD A. BERLIN JAMES M. Moss REX BEACH GERALD BERLIN BEN BORDEN IRVING BORNSTEIN LEE BRADBURY ROBERT BROWN RICHARD BURKE DAVID BURNET Mosas CLEMENTS ROBERT COHN LINDSAY COWEN JOHN DAUGHTREY JOHN DECKER . . . - Director REX BEACH DR. R. E. LUTZ ridwiser OFFICERS . Presidml JOHN P. DAUGHTREY ITN-Pruidznt BERNARD LOREN PERSONNEL EUGENE DENNIS ROBERT DENNIS RALPH Dowxmc JOHN DRAGOO JOHN DUECKER ERNEST EDWARDS WILLIAM FLEMING CURTIS FLOYD FRED FRIESE WILLIAM GIE'I'TER qusun GRIMSLEY HARVEY HOCHFELDER WILLIAM JONES STANLEY KRAHLER MARKAM Lawns WHLLIAM LEWIS BERNARD LOREN DR. R. E. LUTz JOHN MARPLE MARION MCCONNEIJ. JOHN MASTRAN HOWARD Maomms NAT Mms VVALTER MORRIS JAMES Moss HARRY PERLBERG ROBERT WILSON I3091 BAND . Anistanl Director B minus M anager . Reporler CARL PETERS JUSTIN ROLFE DOYLE SMITH MINOR SMITH CAMPBELL SPRA'IT WILLIAM SUSKIN BERNARD THACKER FRANCIS THOMASON JOHN TINKER HENRY TUCKER JOHN WARD EDGAR Wan FRED VVHJJAMS T333? PROF. II. R. PRA'n' Tqu A5 BRYAN D. A. BREWSTER R. K. BURKE 1.. G. CARR J. V, DAVIS J. M. ACKERSON J. P. BORDEN C. P. BRADFORD W. F. BRUNNER H. B. CHENERY G. M. DAWES G. A. BERLIN E. R. BERRY W. B. BLACK B. H. Hour: G. B. Boom T. P. BRYAN M. M. ARTHUR D. BRUCE C. CALLERY J. H. CARRLmI F. S. DUDLEY THE OFFICERS MARVIN PI-zlun' HOH'AI. BAILEY :I no mpanisl Dirn'lnr Prrsidrnt G. R. Lownm' First Tenors F. R. DUNMAM R. B. Posxucx E. M. LYMAN E. B. ROLLER R. L. MCKIM G. G. SHACKLEFORD D. H. PAYNE C. B. SHARPE Swami Tenor: R H. URAVA'ITE H. 17.. Mmmms J. C. GREENLHAF R. E. MORSE W. W. KNIGHT M. MULLAIM' G. R. LOWREY R. P. Pn.l.ou' J. K. MALLARD W. T. ROBERTS G. D. MARTXN' J. 1.. ROGERS F irst Bass D. P. Bnmx H. A. DANN G. C. CARRINm'nN G. DENISON Ii. N. CHEER R. C. FITZGERALD A. K. Cocm: F. S. lhcxs C. W. COLEMAN F. A. KEPPELMANN M. 1.. COHEN C. len S N0 1111 B 11x3 E. U. LORENZ C. H. NIADDEN F. 1.. MERCER j. E. PALMER J. M. PERRY M. B. PERRY L. I.. EDWARDS E. H. GRAHAM T. J. GRIFFIS R. M. HARPER B. JONES S. J. KIRSTEN BLEE IllOl Malmgrr erngrr M. J. SNAPP L. F. SNODDY V. A. TRAMON'I'E C. R. WALTER G. R. VVELcu L. T. VVans W. S. WILLIS L. G. VVoom R. H. Zuzana P. P. MARVIN II. E. RUSSELL R. S. Scorr A. H. STODDARD W. G. SUHIJNC T. M. THORMHLL R. G. REED M. A. PLUNKE'IT H. M. ROBERTSON J. B. TUCKER S. H. WILLIAMS ELUB GOVERNING BOARD ROBERT C. WATTS, JR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . President JOHN H. DAVIS, JR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary for Social Activities NATHAN P. CRAWFORD . . . . . . . . . . . . Svrremry for Dulmzey Library YUILLE HOLT, JR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Srrrrfary for Guide Servicr NIRS. A. E. WALKER . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . Hostess IVEY F. LEWIS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dam of the Uniwrsity C. H.KAUFFMAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pr'rxonm'l Dirertor ROBERT R. PONTIFEX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Prrxitlmt. Slmlrnr Smalr DONAL DINWIDDIE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Smdmf Senate Rrprrsenmtivr VVILLIAM W. KOONTZ . . . . . . . . . . . . . Student Smmh' chrrxentaliw THE UNIVERSITY CENTER I3111 5x9 I Gk T YUILLE HOLT, JR. H MORTIMER M. CAPLIN A. JACKSON BRENT ROBERT IRELAND DONALD DINWIDDIE JAMES O. PUTNAM, JR. J. F. C. GLENN THOMAS MARSHALL ROBERT MUSSELMAN F. COLMAN ROSENBERGER SIDNEY Rurnx EDWIN HU'I'rER PHILIP MALONE BODLEY HOOKER OFFICERS 3 M Nr-VVV 4;... President Vitc-Presiden! S rtrelary Treasurer GOVERNING BOARD EDWARD DYER DAVID CARLINER Jessa LEVY YUILLE HOLT, J ROBERT IRELAND JACK SIDEBO'ITOM SERVICE MEMBERS JERRY THOMAS MARVIN PERRY BRUCE MCCLELLAND HONORARY MEMBERS FRITZ Nommc BILLY HUDGXNS EPHESS LJIZJ AL MARSHALL JACK BRENT CARTER TALMAN, JR. MORTIMER M. CAPLIN GERARD HARRIS MERRILL BANKARD BILLY Tlucc RAYMOND DINGLEDINE, JR. HAluus H. WILLIAMS HUNTER R. HUGHES, JR. ELUB THE VIRGINIA PLAYERS o OFFICERS FRITZ BEHR President ALDEN AAROE Vice-President ED HOCHHAUSER . Secretary Boa SHENKKHAN Student Trustee ARMAND FELDMAN Business Manager H. R. PRATT . . . Associate Professor of Dramatic Art and Manager of the V irgim'a Player: ROGER BOYLE ALDEN AAROE FRITZ BEHR Joe BRESLER DONALD BRUMMER BURTON BRYAN MORTIMER CAPLIN MAD! DAWSON MR. AND MRS. S. DENSLOW RALPH EBBRLY Mas. Lao EDWARDS BEN Enmcn ARMAND FELDMAN MEMBERS ALB err Gonson FRANCES GRANT ED GREENBAUM ED Hocmmusen, JR. HILDA JARVIS BILL Jones AL JOHNSON Mas. NANCY KELSEY Mas. L. T. LUDWIG CAROLINE MAPHIS POLLY MARSHALL MR8. ROY MCEWEN LEONARD M ALIS l3131 Instructor of Dramatic Art and rlrl Director of the Virginia Player: HOWARD Mzomns JEAN MEREDITH Boa PA'n-zxson Pnorassmz H. R. PRM'r LARRY Roma DUTCHY SAUNDERS Boa SHENKKHAN MARGARET SIMPSON GEORGE VEST FRED WIKANDER ELIZABETH WA'I'ERMAN HAROLD Yoon 2';ij EPILDGUE It is with a feeling of inadequacy that I now attempt to thank those who have through their kind assistance made this volumn of Corks and Curls possible. Without the help of the following who have assisted us so generously this, the 1940 Corks and Curls, would never have appeared. First I should like to thank my staff and in particular Bill Trigg, managing editor, and Frank Balsley, Bill Merrick, and Jack Perry, assistant editors, for their most diligent and untiring work. My debt to them is great. Of course without the efforts of Carter Tal- man, business manager, the book would never have passed its 'em- bryonic stage. He has made both ends meet, a difficult thing to do. To Judge Dobie, Dr. Wilson, and Captain Pritchett I extend my most sincere thanks for their contributions to the book. For contri- butions to the feature section I am indebted to Sonny Conquest, Sandy Rhodes, and Tom Bill Purcell, and for pictures appearing therein to Johnny Simpson, Bill Wilcox, Randy Coupland, Bud Clay, Marvin Perry, Dixie Merril, Jack Taylor, Joe Skinner, Phil Weems, Charlie Burnett, and Bill Wraneck. Last but far from least, I should like to express my most grateful appreciation to Bill Daniel, Dan Eadie, and Muriel Chamberlain of Benson Printing Company for their work in the designing and plan- ning of the book; to Leonard Glover of the Lynchburg Engraving Company for his patience and assistance in helping us with the lay- outs and cuts; and to Hi Zamsky and Leonard Brown of Zamsky Stu- d-ios for the views and pictures of the applicants for degrees. In closing I should like to say that we, the staff of Corks and Curls, give you this as the best product of our combined efforts and we hope you will give us your kindest consideration for any errors that might have occurred. THE EDITOR L314J TIJ THE STUDENTS 0 The advertisements appearing on the following pages are, for the most part, those of merchants of Charlottesville and the University, who, through their loyal cooperation and support in this and past years, have helped make possible the continued publication of this annual. In order to per- petuate the feeling of good will now existing, we, the Man- agement of Corks and Curls, urge you to continue giving them your support as well. A. JACKSON BRENT, Editor. CARTER E. TALMAN, Business Manager. I3131 C; ,1 d ADVERTISEMENTS Gentlemen's Clothes Tailored with exacting care from line fabrics A wide assorfmenf of Scotland's colorful and comforfable Tweeds. including +hose from the Harris and Lewis Islands, SheHands and Handwoven Irish Homespuns Tweed Jackefs Flannel. Coverf Clo+h and Gabardine Slacks Smarf Foofwear in Choice Leafhers Riding Jackefs. 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