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University of Virginia - Corks and Curls Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

 - Class of 1942

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University of Virginia - Corks and Curls Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA) online collection, 1942 Edition, Cover
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I II I fQ:III'5 .5,2gI 5 ' 5:sz--2:..1- - TN' '-:+R-:-NH:-:-'E-R55NN-it-Q5 'TXYQ-S5-555.5 - rg. :-'-:-:-:-'-:-:kit-:-:-:'E-a-:-:Z-:-:-5:-: Of 'I-:-:-:-:-:ec-:5E-'-:-:4 '- 5 THE FIPTY-FIFTH EUHHS AND EUHLS WARD NEWTON CHEEK. JR.. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ARLES FRANCIS LLOYD. JR., BUSINESS MANAGER if Wu A Y 4v fi! ' F f Sw .. y 'Q' 4 M, 4 Q s F my M W4 'fm u W 2 6 v 41 PM YN4 L pg, ,. v -W w N ww ,mm W A t is peculiarly fitting that this wartime volume should be dedicated to Thomas Jefferson and the principles to which, in a time as grave as our own, he boldly pledged his life, his fortune, and his sacred honor. These fundamental principles of free men in a free society he expressed in ringing phrases which stirred, and will always stir, the American soul to its very depths. He not only gave these self-evident truths immortal literary form, but throughout his long career he fought to give them reality. He devoted his life and his genius to developing and applying the philosophy of human rights which became the creed of Americanism, translating democratic faith into democratic practice, waging war on many fronts to achieve political, economic, religious, and intellect- ual freedom. His principles are timeless in their truth and application: enduring in their influence. I-lnd in today's embattled world, fighting that tyranny against which Thomas Jefferson swore eternal hostility, Amer- icans and all liberty-loving peoples are animated by the militant democracy of this ever-living and ever-in- spiring champion of man's inalienable rights. -Bernard Mayo. I R ix pf 2 fi' 9115 s9 S N--wiv' QW, fygzggm IN MEMUHIHM ARTHUR CONNERS II LINCOLN B BAYLIES ,,, .. s , , ' if-5. 'W f, . Q X 5 gfwzvi fzvi . Nw 9 .l K, w i Q a , ,,.,,,,,,, , f .. 1 ,., 34 W-Qt-P59 ::511k:A ,4 Mu, X N ,Hu thy 1, .3 W V i '-'5'iAh,, wtf? A 'B : R f w-QL M 'Q ' . A ,WH 'J , ALF' WP - X Jmkii '1-, N-L... 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But- If you live a long, long time, and hold honesty of conscience above honesty of purse, And turn aside without ostentation to aid the weakg And treasure ideals more than raw ambition, And track no man to his undeserved hurt, And pursue no woman to her tears, And love the beauty of noble music and mist-veiled mountains and blossoming valleys and great monuments- If you live a very long time and, keeping the faith in all these things hour by ' hour, still see that the sun gilds your path with real gold and that the moon floats in dream silver, Then- Remembering the purple shadows on the lawn, the majesty of the colonnades, and the dream of your youth, you may say in reverence and thankfulness: I have worn the honors of honor. I graduated from Virginia. -JAMES HAY, JR., '03, ADMINISTRATION Let him whu wuuld he chiufust among you he the servant nf all. THE IIIIHPUH TIIJ UP THE UNIVERSITY Legal Title The Rectors and Visitors of the University of Virginia THE RECTOR OF THE UNIVERSITY ROBERT GRAY Wll.lIlAMS THE VISITORS OF THE UNIVERSITY To Frbruary 28, 1946 LEWIS CA'I'l.li'I l' VVXLIIIAMS . JAMES HowARII CORBI'l l' . . CIIIIRI,Ias 0'CONOR GooI.RIcK . IEIIWARII CI.IvIfoRII ANDERSON . AUIIREI' GARIINER WEAVER . To 1'l1'b!'llIlI'jl 28, IQ44 I'IoI.I.Is RINIAIIART ..... ,...... . . CllRIS'l'Ol'lll5R BROWNIZ GARNE'I I' . R0IIr:R'I' GRM' WII,I,IAMs . . IEIIWARII Rllil,l.EY S1'E'I I'INIUs . . Richmond . . Suffolk Fredericksburg . Richmond . Front Royal Charlottesville . Arlington . Winchester . Rapidan SECRETARY OF THE VISITORS ELMER IRVING CARRU'I'IIERs Exfculifue Conzmiflm' G4ooI.RIcIc RINEIIART CORBl'l l' Finance Committee 'IQHE RECI'oR S'l'li'l'l'lNlUS RINEIIAR1' lfuildings and Grozmzls COIIIllIiffl'l? RINEIIARI' CoRnI'IT GAR N li'l l' New Buildings Commitlrr RINEIIART LEWIS WII.I,IAMs GARNETI' LEWIS WII.I,IAMs TIIE RECIOR CORBITT WEAVER ANIIERSON ANIII-:RsoN l 1 PRESIDENT .IIIHN LLIIYII NEWIIUMB B.A., C.E., SCD., LL.D. Pi Kappa Alpha, Lambda Pi, Phi Beta Kappa, Tau Beta Pi, Sigma Beta Phi, T.I.L.K.A., Raven, Bachelor 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., Dulce University, 1935, Adjunct Professor 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, Acting President, University of Virginia, 1931-1933, President, University of Virginia, 1933. UFFIEEH5 UF HHMINISTHATIUN UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA JoIIN I.I.ovn NEwcoMn, B.A., C.IE., Sc.D., LL.D. . IVIIY FOREMAN LI-IVVIS, B.A., M.S., Ph.D. . GEORGE OSCAR FERcUsoN, JR., M.A., Ph.D. . . . JAMES Sou'I'HAI.I. WlI4S0N, B.A., M.A., Ph.D., LL.D. . FREDERICK DEANE GOODWIN RIBBLE, M.A., LLB., S.J.D. . . HARVEY lERNIas'I' Joknfw, M.A., Ph.D. . WALTER SIIEI.IxoN ROIJMAN, M.S., S.M. . jour.: Lsvx MANAHAN, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. . GEORGE BAsKERvII.I,E ZIEIIMER, B.S., M.A. . XNILSON GER, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. , . ELMER IRVING CARRU'l'I'lIERS . . VIRGINIA EMMA MORAN, M.A. . HARRY CI.EMoNs, M.A. . CATHERINE LIIIOP GRAVES . . . . RonER1'A LUIS H0l.l.lNGSWOR'l'll, Ph.D. . NORTON GOODIER PRITCIIETI' . . . FRANK EVERETI' HARTMAN, CHE, . BLANCHE Lovmc SHEPIIERn . . FLORENCE Nu'I'rvcoMnE CIIEAPE . TIIoMAs MOORE CARRu'I'IIERs . . . ARCHIBALD BOLLING SHEPPERSON . CHARLES HENRY KAUFFMANN, JR. . . JAMEs MAI.coI.M LUCK . . . WILLIAM HILLMAN WRANEK, JR. . . President of the University . . . . . . Dean ofthe University . . Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences . Dean of the Department of Graduate Studies . Dean of the Department of Lafw . Dean of the Department of Medicine . Dean of the Deitariment of Engineering . Dean of the Department of Education . . . , . . . . . Director of University Extension Director of the Institute for Research in the Social Sciences . Bursar . . Registrar . Librarian . Lafw Librarian . . . . . Dean of Women Professor and Director of Athletics and Physical Education . . . Superintendent of Grounds ond Buildings . . . . Secretary to the President . . . . . . . . Assistant Secretary to the President Treasurer, Department of Athletics and Physical Education . . . . . . . . Editor, Virginia Quarterly Review Director of Student Self-Help and Executive Secretary, Bureau of High School Relations -.--------.-...AlumniSecretary . Assistant Alumni Secretary U21 IVEY FOREMAN LEWIS B.A., M.S., PILD. Dean of the Unifversily Dr. Lewis became Dean of tlIe University in I934, following the retirement of the late Dean Page. Previous to that time he had served as acting Dean of Men. Dr. Lewis holds two degrees from the University of North Carolina, and a Ph.D. from johns Hopkins. He is a Zeta Psi and a member of Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi, Omicron Delta Kappa, and Raven. UFFIII JOI-IN LLOYD NEWCOME, B.A., C.E., LL.D., Sc.D. . WlI4I,IAM PIARRISON FAULKNER, M.A., Ph.D. . . . HARVEY ERNEST JORDAN, M.A., Ph.D. . . ROBERT l'IENNING WEEE, M.A., Ph.D. . SAMUEL ALFRED lVll'I'CHEI.L, M.A., Ph.D., LL.D., . . IVEY FOREMAN LEWIS, B.A., M.S., Ph.D. . GEORGE BOARIJMAN EAGER, JR., B.A., LLB. . . LLEWELLYN GRIEFITII HOXTON, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. . 'ROBERT BENNIZTI' BEAN, B.S., M.D ..... . JOIIN LEVI MANAIIAN, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. . WALTER SIIELDON RODMAN, M.S., S.M. . . JAMES ALEXANDER WADDELI., B.A., M.D. . . . WILLIAM ALLISON KIEl'NER, M.A., Ph.D., Sc.D. . GEORGE OSCAR FERGUSON, JR., M.A., Ph.D. . WILLIAM ROYALL SMITIIEY, M.A., Ph.D. . JAMES SOUTIIALL Wll.SON, M.A., Ph.D., LL.D. . ALBERT GEORGE ADAM BALZ, M.A., Ph.D. . WILSON GEE, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. . . . LAWRENCE THOMAS RoYs'rER, M.D. . TIPTON RAY SNAVELY, M.A., Ph.D. . 1 --L... 'CDn leave, 1941-42. EHS UF INSTHUII l TIIJN . . . . . . . . . . President . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Germanic Languages . . Professor' of Analomy and Director of Anatomical Lahoratory Professor of Greel- Professor of Astronomy and Director Leander-McCormick Ohserfvatory . . . . . Miller Professor of Biology and Agriculture . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Lafw . . Professor of Physics . . . . . . . . Professor of Anatomy . Professor of Educational Administration . . . . . . . . Professor of Elecfrical Engineering Professor of Pharmacology Materia Medica and Toxicology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Biology . . Professor of Psychology and Educalion . . Professor of Secondary Education . . Edgar Allan Poe Professor of English . , , , , , , . . Corcoran Professor of Philosophy Professor of Rural Economics and Rural Sociologyg Direc- ior Institute for Research in the Social Sciences. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Pediatrics . Professor of Economics E131 GEORGE OSCAR FERGUSON B.A., M.A., PII.D. Druu of flu' College of flrls and Sciences Dr. FCl'f.fll50l1 is il graduate of William aIId Mary College :Incl Columbia. He taught at the former institution and Colgate University hefore coming here ill I919. In 1934. he he- came Dean of the College. I-Ie is a member of Kappa Sigma, Phi Delta Kappa, Phi Beta Kappa, and Raven. His home is ill LCCSl5lll'g, ill Northern Virginia. IJFFIEEBS UF INSTHUETIIIN ll'VVIl.BUR ARMIs'I'EAD NELSON, B.S., M.A. . - flflffofllll l'rf1f1'ss0r of Geology GiXRllNHR LLOYD CT'AR'I'ER, BA., M.A., Ph.D. . .... Professor of Chemistry JAMES COCK BARDIN, M.D ...,., ....... I 'rofessor of Romanee Languages ALBERT JULIUS I5ARI.ow, H.A., C.P.A. . . Professor of Commerre and Business Jldminisiration ABRAHAM BERGIIUND, B.A., PlI.l7. . I. . . Professor of Commerce aml Business Ildminislrution A'I'CIIEs0N LAUGIILIN HHNCII, M.A., l'lI.D. . Linden Ken! Memorial Professor of English Literature ELBER1' AI,vIs KINCAID, M.A., Ph.D ,.... . Professor of Commrrfe and Business Adrrzinislfatioii MROBERT KEN'r Goocu, M.A., D.Phil. LOxonj . . , . Professor of Political Sciemv' W. PA'I'l'0N GRAHAM, M.A .... . . . . Professor of Romance Languages JOSEPH KEN'I' RonER'rs, M.A., Ph.D. . .... Professor of Geology FLOYD NEI.soN HousE, M.A., Ph.D, . ...,............ Professor of Sociology WILLIAM EDVVARD BRAY, B.A., M.D. , . . Professor of Clinical Pathology, Dirertor of Clinical Laboratories JOIIN Hown YoE, M.S., M.A., Ph.D ...................... Professor of Chemistry FREDERICK DEANE CIOODWIN RIBBLE, M.A., LL.B., LL.M., JIIr.Sc.D. . ...... Professor of Law EDMUND SCIIUREMAN CAMPBELL, M.S ,............... Professor of Art and Architecture ORLAND EMIIIE WIIITE, M.S., Sc.D. . . Professor of flgriculiural Biology, Director Blamly Experimental Farm HARRY CI.EMoNs, M.A ......., ...................... L ibrarian ARTHUR FERGUSON BENTON, M.A., Ph.D. . . Professor of Chemistry GARRARD GLENN, B.A., LL.B. . . . ,.... Professor of Lafw LOUISE OATES, B.S., M.A ,...... . . . Professor of Nursing Education EDVVIN PARTRIDGE LEIIMAN, li.A., M.D .... . Professor of Surgery and Gynecology SIDNEY XNILLIAM l'iRI'I'I'0N, B.S., M.D., C.M. . ..... Professor of Physiology 'On leave, l94l-42. E141 HARVEY ERNEST JORDAN B.A., M.A., Pn.D Dean of tllo Dvparlmonl of Mcdirinr Dr. jordan attended Lehigh University, where he received his B.A. and M,A. de- grees. He received his doctor's degree from Princeton, and came to th'e University from Cornell. Ile was appointed Dean of the Medical School in 1939, succeeding Dr. Flip- pin. He is a member of Phi Beta Kappa, Raven, Colonnade Cluh, Alpha Omega Alpha, Iota Sigma, Phi Sigma Kappa, and Phi Beta Pi. IJFFIIIEHS UF Wu,1.xAM EDWARD liRowN, M.D. . . . . VVAl.'l'HR ALEXANDIZR MoN'l'ooMraRv, ILA., Ph.D. . ALFRED CuANu'l'lN, Ph.B., Ph.D. . . . . EIIWARD VVA'r'l'S SAUNDIZRS, C.l?. . LINwooD LRRMAN, M.A., Ph.D ........ . ARTHUR FRANCIS MACCONOCIIIIF, B.Sc., QEngr.l London .lnssra WARRRIRLD BEAMS, M.A., Ph.D. . . CARI. CASKEY SPHIIJIZL, Ph.B., Ph.D. . . . CAR1.lS1.le SANFORD I,lfAN'1'z, B.A., M.D. . JAMES R0msR'r CASH, M.A., M.D .... . 'IQIFFANY JOHNS WlI.I.IAMS, B.A., M.D. EARNEST JACKSON Ocr.RSuv, B.A., M.A. . Lesun HHPBURN BUCKLER, M.A. . . ROBERT V1v1AN FUNS1'EN,M.D. . . . Dunmcx' CRO!-'FORD SMITH, B.S., M.D. . Fr.E1'cuER DRUMMOND WooDwARD, M.D, . VxNcEN'r VVILLIAM ARCHER, B.S., M.D. . GORDON Tl-1oMAs WIIYBURN, M.A., Plr.D ..... STHUIITIIJN , l'rofu,r5or of l'hll1iJiolhrmphy . . . . Professor of Lalin , . Proffsxor of Iliochvnzhlry . l'rofvJxor of Cifuil EIlgi1l!'L'l'iIIH . . . . . . . Profrs.ror of Lalin . Prof:-.f.for of lllrrhzarziral E!lyilll'L'l'ilI!f , . . l'1'offfssor of Physirxv . . . . . . . Profoxsor' of dnalomy . l,l'Ufl'JJlH' of Ilospilal iflclllliIli5ll'll1i0ll,' ,'llfll1i7li.flI'lll0l' of llofpilffl . . . . llfallrr Rfnl I,l'0fl'.f.flll' of Palhology . l'roff.v.vor of Obxlclrits anal Gynecology , Profr.rsor of ElIgillL'!'I'i7ly Malhomalirs . . . . . . . . Professor of Lafw . . . . . . . . Professor of 0rthop1'dic.r . Profo.r.vor of Drrmalology and Syphilology Prof1'.v.vor of lJi.f1'11.w'.f of Ear, Nou' and Throat . . . . . . l'rofossor of Roz-ntgrnology . Profrrxxor of Mrzlhorrzntirx EDWARD JAMES MCSIIANE, BE., B.S., M.E., Ph.D. . ............ l'r0ffU0 of Mllmlwflflfff'-Y NoR'1oN GOODIER PRx'rcurz'1'1' .......... HENRY BEARDEN MUI,H0l.l.ANIJ, M.D. . JAMES EDXVIN WooD, JR., B.S., M.D. . . Dirrrfor, Dcjnarlnxcnl of .'1lhlvlic.v and Physical I:'dlu'ation . , . . Profo.uor of Practice of Mcdicim' . Professor of Pradife of Mrdicinr UFFIIIEH5 UF CHARLES BRUCE MORTON, B.S., M.D. . JAMES HART, AJS., A.M., Ph.D .... . . . . 'ROWLAND ANDREWS ECGIER, M.A., Ph.D. . Professor ROIIERTA LOIS HOI,I.INCSWOR'l'H, B.A., Ph.D. . . CHARLES PA'l l'HRSON NASH, JR., B.S., LL.B. . FRANK ,ARTHUR CSELDARD, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. . GEORGE MCLEAN LAWSON, M.D .... I. JOHN HENRY RUSHTON, Ph.D .... JOHN RITCHIE, III, B.S., LL.B., J.S.D. . . . JAMES SOUTHALL WILSON A.E., M.A., PILD., LL.D. Dean of the Departntent of Graduate Studies Dr. Wilson Studied at the College of William and Mary, at the University and at Prince- ton. He received an honorary degree of LL.D. from William and Mary. In 1937 he was appointed Dean of the Graduate School, following the retirement Of Dr. Metcalf. He is Il member Of Kappa Sigma, Phi Beta Kappa, and Colonnade Club, and Raven. INSTPIUETIIJN . Professor of Clinical Surgery and Gynecology . . . . . . . . . Professor of Political Science of Political Science, Director Bureau of Puhlic Xldrninistration WILLIAM HENRY WIIITE, JR., B.A., LL.B., S.J.D ..... HARDY CROSS DILLARD, Grad. U. S. Military Academy, JAMES ERNEST KINIJRED, M.A., Ph.D ...... . BRUCE DODSON, B.S., Sc.D ..... . 'THOMAS CARY JOHNSON, B.A., M.A. . GEORGE WASHINGTON SPICER, B.A., Ph.D. . 'THOMAS PERKINS ABERNA'l'I'IY, Ph.D. . ANDREW DEJARNETTE HART, M.D. . . GEORGE BASKERVILLE ZEHME4R, B.S., M.A. . . ARCHIBALD ANDERSON HII.I,, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. . . . SELBY VERNON MCCASLANIJ, B.A., Th.B., A.M., Ph.D. GUSTAV ARNOLD HEDLUND, AB., A.M., Ph.D. . . . EUGENE MARKLEY LANDIS, A.M., M.S., M.D., Ph.D. . 'On leave until April, 1942. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dean of ',!0llll'7l . . . . Professor of Lafw , . . . . . . . . Professor of Psychology . . Professor of Prefventifue Medicine and Bacteriology . . . . . Professor of Chemical Engineering . . . . . . Professor of Law . . Professor of Lafw LL.B. . . . Professor of Lafw . Professor of .flnatomy . Professor of Zoology . . . . Professor of History . . Professor of Political Science . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of History . Professor of Clinical Medicine, Director of Student Health E161 . . . Professor of Education, Director of Extension . . Professor of English and English Philology . . Professor of Biblical History and Literature . . . . . . . Professor of Mathematics . . Professor of Internal Medicine WALTER SHELDON RODMAN 1z.A., M.A., s.1v1. Dmn of rho IJ1'fllU'llIll'lll of I1'r1gim'vri11g Rhode lslnncl College :incl Mzlssalclnlsctts ln- stitnte of Technology werc tl1e institutions ottenclecl by Deon Roclmnn. After coming here in 1910 as Acljntnnt Professor of Elem'- triczll Iingineering, he heczlme Dean of the Engineering School i11 1933. He is :1 meni- her of Sigma Xi, Tau Beta Pi, 'l'het:1 Ton, Phi Gamma Mn, nncl Raven. UFFIEEHS llll' Lucius GAS'l'0N' lVl0lfl4'A'lvl', AJS., A.M., Ph.D., I,irr.D. . FR1zmeR1c1c LYONS BROVVN, M.A., Ph.D ..... . ARM1s'1'1sAo CHURCIIIIJ. liORDON, JR., M.A., Pl1.D, . ARTHUR KYLE DAVIS, JR., M.A., B.Litt., Ph.D. . l.1WVRliNCE rlillli0DORlE LUDWIG, B.P.E., M.licl. . JAM1as SHANNON M11,1,1sR, JR., ILS., B.A., 15.15. . C1-1AR1.Rs HIENIJERSON, E.IC ...... CJEORGH TA1.MAo1s S'1'ARN1zs, M.A., Ph.D. . DAVID Coma Wn.soN, B.A., M.D. . . . BRRNAR11 MAYo, AB., M.A., Pl1.D. . R0n1cR'1' E1.1o'1' LU'1'z, M.S., Ph.D, . . OSCAR VV11.1mHR UNIJERVVOOD, JR., LLB. . VV11.1,1AM GAYLE CRUTC111-'1n1,o, M.D EDGAR M11.1.1zR W11.1,1AMs, B.S., Capt., U. S. N RANDALL r1lll0Ml'SON, B.A., M.A ...... . . ARM1s'1'EAo MASON Donna, M.A., LLB., S.j.D. . H1-:RMAN PA'rR1c1c jo11NsoN, M.A., Pl1.D. . . HARRY ROGERS PRA'1'1 '....... BEN-ZION L1N1f1151.n, M.S., Ph.D., S.C.D. . FRANK WlI.I.IAM HOlflfliR, M,A., Ph.D. . ALFRE11 ARERMAN, M.F ..... DUNCAN CLARK I-Ivms, B.A., Ph.D. . ., Grzul. N NSTH IITIIJN . Prof1'ssor of Romanco Languages . . . . l'rofvssor of Physics . . . . Professor of English , PI'0f1'J.l'0l' of English Liieralure . Professor of Physical Education . Profossor of Elorlrical Engineering . . . , . , Profvssor of Exjrcrirnontal E1zginc'ering of Co1111r1m'c1f and Busimfss Hdvlxifzislraslion . Profs-ssor of Psyfhiairy and Nourology . Pf0f6'JA'0I' , . Professor of A7Ilt'7'lZ'l17l Ilisfory . . . Profrssor of Chemistry A , , , . . . . . Profnssor of Law . , , . . . . Cliniral Proj'nssor oflVrurologi1'alSurgrry :wal War College . Proffssor ofN11fvalScir'11fr' and Tarfirs , , , . . . . Professor of Musir . . . . . . . . . lmcturrr in Lafw . U A.1,5,,fi,,1,y Proffssor of English Lilrraturr A flu-ofiglp Prgfpssor of Music a1ulDramalir flrt . . . . flssorialv Profvssor of Malhcmalics . . . . . . . . . flssorialn Professor of Sociology . .,,lU.,,,.i,,,,. pfnffsvor' of Forrslry, Dirm'lor of Svfwarrl Forrsl . . . . . . . . . .4ssociafL' Professor of Econonxifs H71 FREDERICKE DEANE GOODWIN RIBBLE ILA., M.A., LI..Is. Dean of lhe Dl'f!lII'lllIl'lIl of Lafw Dr. Ribble, a graduate of the College of Xllilliam and Mary, took his M.A. at tlIe Uni- versity in 1917, and his LL.l3. in 1921. l-le is a member of th'e Virginia and American liar Associations, and of the Raven Society. Ile was appointed Dean of the Law School in I937. IJFFIIIEHS UF INSTBUIITIIJN FREDERIC '1'URNBUI,L VVOOD, B.A., Ph.lJ. . . ALEXANDER DAVID FRASER, B.A., M.A., PILD. 0REs'I'E RINE'l'I'I, Ph.D ......... 'MEI.VIN GARIBNER DE CHAZEAU, B.A., M.A., Ph HERMAN CARL ,HliSSE, B.S., M.E. . . . . RICHARD CHAPIN JONES, B.A., M.F. . JoHN MCINTIRE NoIcEs, M.D ..... W7Il.l.IAM WIRT WADIDEl.I., JR., ILS., M.D. . AI,ExANDER VYSSOTSKY, Ph.D ....... KARL RICHARDS WALLACE, A.B., A.M., PlI.D. . FREDERICK TRACY MORSE, M.E., E.E. . , FREDERICK CHARLES DISQUE, M.S ...... ARCHIBALD BOLLING SHEPPERSON, M.A., Ph.D. ORoN JAMES HAI.E, M.A., Ph.D ..... . 'JOHN LEONARD FULMER, B.S., M.S., PILD. . SAMUEL ALEXANDER VEST, JR., A.B., M.D. . . THOMAS SHEPHERD ENGLAR, A.B., M.D., M.P.H. . EDWIN WEISMAN BURTON, B.A,, M.D. . . . THOMAS HAYPIURST EVANS, B.S., M.S. in C.E., JOSEPH LEE VAUGHN, M.A., Ph.D .... . LELAND BRADLEY SNODDY, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. . WllIl.IAM JAMES BARRON, A.B., I,L.B. . . 'On leave, 1941-42. . .slssrzriale Professor of Germanic Philology . . .flssofiate Professor of Archaeology . . . . . . .flssoeiate Professor of Italian D . .-lssoriali' Professor of Conzmr-ree and Business Administration . . . flssoeiole Professor of Engineering Drafwing . . . . . . . Iflssoriate Professor of Forestry . .flssoeiaff Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology . . . . . .'lJJOI'llll!' Professor of Pediatrics . flssoeiale Professor of .flstronomy . . . Jlssociate Professor of Public Speaking . .I-lssoriale Professor of Mechanical Engineering . flssofialr Professor of Arehiteelure . . Xlssofiale Professor of English . . .4ssoriats' Professor of History . plssorizzle Professor of Rural Economies . . . . . .slssoriate Professor of Urology . .'lssori1IIe Professor of Pri'-venli-'ue Meflicirte . .-Issoriale Professor of Diseases of the Eye .slssoeiale Professor of Ci-vil Engineering -lssoriale Professor of English in the Deparhnent of Engineering U81 . . . . Assoeiate Professor of Physics . flssoeiate Professor of Lafw JOHN LEVI MANA1-:AN 1a.s., M.A., PHD. Dean of lhe Department of Education Dr. Monahan has bee11 Dean of the Edn- cation School since 1920. He came here in 1916 as Professor of Educntionzrl Adminis- tration, and is fl grzidunte of Ohio Northern and Harvard Universities. Before coming to the University, he had taught at Harvard, Miami University and Radcliffe College. IIFPIIIEHS UF INSTHUIITIIJN EDMUND OLA1-' BE1.s11E1M, B.A., B.C.L., J.S.D. . . ........, flssociate Professor of Lafw EDWARD W7lI.I.lAM WUNCH, ILS., Lt. Com. U. S. N. . . . Associale Professor of Nafual Science and Tactics OSCAR SVVINEFORD, JR., H.S. MD ........ . . Associate Professor of Practice of Medicine STA1c1c DAVIS BLACKFORD, B.S., M.D. . .... Associale Professor of Praelice of Medicine EVERETT CATO DRASH, B.A., M.D ....... . . rflssoeiale Professor of Clinical Surgery and Gynecology ROBERT EDVVARD GRAIIAM, JR., B.S., M.S., Ph.D. . .... rlrling .rlssociale Professor of Rural Economies S'I'AN1sl.Aw Jo11N MAR1E1.sR1, 13.8. in Architecture . . Assislanl Professor of Art and Architecture ARTHUR AUcUs'r PIEGAU, M.A., Ph.D ..... ....., 4 ssislant Professor of Geology EDWIN MORRIS BE'r'rs, .Ph.li., M.S., Ph.D, . . ..... Assisrant Professor of Biology FRANZ KARL MOHR, M.A., Dr.Jur. CViennul . . Assistant Professor of Germanic Languages HUGH M11.1.ER SPENCER, B.A., M.S., Pl1.D. . . . Assislanl Professor of Chemistry 'PHADDEUS BRAx'roN Woonv, B.A., M.A .... . Assislant Professor of Spanish ARTHUR MERRl'I l' JARMAN, B.S.Ed., M.S., Ph'.D ............. Assistant Professor of Education HENRY GRAD1' ACKER, M.S. . . Assislanl Professor of School Sujrerfuision and Elementary School Sujnerfuisor AME1.1A MCLESTER, M.A .... ............. A ssistant Professor of School Supervision EDWARD LYMAN COREY, B.A., Pl1.D ...... .... A ssislant Professor of Physiology RAYMOND CONRAD HEIDI,0P'1 , B.P.IE., B.S., M.P.E. . . Assislanl Professor of Physical Education C1-1AR1.Es KIDDER DAVENPORT, C.P.I-I., Ph.D. . . . . Assislanl Professor of Philosophy WAYNE D1aNN1s, M.A., Ph,D ,,,,,. ....... A ssisfant Professor of Psychology JOHN .ALEXANDER RORER, B.A., M.A ......... . Assislanl Professor in Charge of Extension Teaching MYRTLE MARX' Homo, B.P.H., M.A, in Nursing Education . . Assistant Professor of Nursing Education E191 GEORGE BASKERVILLE ZEI-IMER Bs., M,A. Dean of the Summer Quarter Mr. Zehmer, a graduate of the College of William and Mary, and Columbia, was a member of the faculties of North Carolina University, and William and Mary before coming here. Before his appointment as Dean of the Summer Quarter, he was Di- rector of the Extension Department. He is a member of Phi Beta Kappa and Theta Delta Chi. IIFFIIIEHS UF INSTHUIITIUN RAYMOND UHL, M.A., Ph.D. . CHAUNCEY MCLEAN GILBER'l', B.S., Ph.D. . LEWIS MACPIEN HAMMOND, M.A., Ph.D. . JAMES KARII Sco'I'I', B.A., M.D. . . LADI,EY HUSTED, Ph.D. . . CUTHBERT TUNs'I'AI.L, M.D. . . . LEs'I'ER JEssE CAPPON, M.A., Ph'.D. . . . Assistant Professor of Political Science and Acting Director, Bureau of Public Arlministration. . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Professor of Biology . Assistant Professor of Philosophy . .-'lssistant Professor of Pathology . . . . . . . . . , Assistant Professor of Biology . . Assistant Professor, Diseases of Ear, Nose and Throat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Professor of History ROBERT EARL SWINDLER, B.S., B,A., M.A., Ph.D. . Ass, Professor in Teaching of Social Science in Secondary Schools DIRK REUYL, Ph.D ........ FRANCIS GREENFIEl.D LANKFORD, JR., M.S., Ph.D. . al'I'IENRY HARFORD CUMMING, B.S., M.S. . JAMES WEBB COLE, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. . . . . ........ Assistant Professor of Astronomy . Assistant Professor in Teaching of Mathematics and Natural Sfielzrr' in Srronriary Srhools. . . . . . . Assistant Professor of PolitiralSciencc . . . . Assistant Professor of Chemistry RICHARD CECIL GARIIICK, JR., M.A., Ph. D. . . Assistant Professor of Romance Languages JDIIN EDWIN CANADAY, A.B., M.A. . HERBERT SII.vE1'I'E, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. . 'ROBERT NOBLE HOSKINS, M.A. . STEPHAN LUDEWIG, Ph.D. . . FIJOYD Bovs, B.S., M.D., M.S. . . . WILLIAM ,STONE WEEDON, M.A., Ph.D. . 'flu leave, 1941-42. . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Professor of History of Ari Assistant Professor of Pharmacology, Materia Medica and Toxirology . . . . Assistant Professor of Physical Education . . Assistant Professor of Biochemistry . . Assistant Professor of Surgery . . Assistant Professor of Philosophy IZOJ ROBERTA Lois HOLLINGSWORTH B.A., PH.D. Dean of lVomc1I Miss Hollingsworth is a native of Mary- land, and took undergraduate work at Gouch- er College. After graduating from Goucher she came to th'e University and took her PlI.l7 I lIere. She taught at Agnes Scott College be- fore coming here in 1931 to assume the posi- tion of Dean of Women. IJFFIIIEBS UF DAVID McCORo WRIGHT, L1..B., M.A., Ph.D. . . .-II VIRGII. CI,IFFoRn WII.I.IAMs, B.S.E., M.S. in Ch.E. . FRANK BUCHANAN SI'AIfI'oRn, M.D ..... GIaoRc:Ie COOPER, IR., M.D ...... EDWARII RA'I'I.Irr Sl.AUGl'l'l'ER, 15.8. in C.E. . lul.Io SUAREZ GAI.BzXN, ILS., Ph.D. . . AI.IfRI:II BURGER, Ph.D. . MA'l'l'PlEW VoI.M, Ph.D. . LAWRIINCE LRE, B.S., M.A ...... . LAWRENCE RRcINAI.n QuARI.Hs, B.S.E., PlI.D. . FRHDSON TIIAYER BowI:Rs, Ph.B., PlI.D. . HALFORD A. KNOHR'l'ZER, B.S. . . . CHARLES J. FRANKEI., ILS., M.D., M.S. . WILLIAM HENRY PARKER, M.D, . . WII.IzY Rox' MASON, JR., M.D .... RICHARD MARsIIAI.I. WRI.I.INc:, LL.B. I STH II . flsxlslanf I'r'ofr'.I.vIn' of Urology and Proclology sixlalzl Proffrsml' of C0lIlllll'l'I'l' and Iizlsizzcss 14l1IIlllllJl7'llfi0Il . :ls.vi.rIanl l'roffs.mr of Chemical Ellyillffflllg . . .'l.fsi.vIanf Proffxxor of Phthisiolhcrapy . . flsxislanl Profn.fsor of Rocnlgcnoloyy . fl5.fi.ffllIIl Professor of Physical Ezlucalion . . . . . .-lssislzczzl ProfI'.f.vor of Spanish . flssislzzlzl Prof1'J.ror of Chemistry . .-lsxi.rlanI l'rof1'.r.vor of Gff1lldIl . . . . . . xlxsisiarzr Profcxrsor of French . zls.vi.rlanl Profrrmr of Elvclrical Erzgincering , . . . . . . .flssislanr Profvsxor of English flxsislalzt Profr.rsor of Nafval Scirncc and Tactics . . . flxslxlzllll I'rofc.I.mr of Orlhojrcdic Surgery Xlsslstzllzf Pr0fc'Jsor of Surgrry and Gynccology . .'l55iJ'll1!ll Professor of dnalomy , . . . . . . . .fl.v.Iislanl Profmxror of Lafw REUBEN ELI WAGs'I'AFIf', B.S., United States Naval Academy . . .'lJsi.vlant Pl'0fl'JJ0l' of Na-val Scicncr' and Tactics MCLEMORE BIRIJSONG, M.D .... Runomf FREUNII, Ph.D. Udleidelbergj , ANTHONY VINCENT SI-IEA, B.S., M.S. . l2lll , . ..., fl.rsi.v1anl 1'rofc.rsor of Pc-dialricx . flcting Axsisfalzl Prof1'.r.for of Rural Economic: . .flrling !I.r.rislanl Prnfr.vsor nf Political Science DEPARTMENTS I 11111 13111511111 the last years uf 111y life hy tesl1i1111i11q and fUStEl'iIlQ 1111 est11l1lisl1111e11t for the iustruetifm ef these WI111 eeme after 11s. I IIUDE that its iHfll1EI'lCE U11 their virtue, freednm, tame, 111111 l1eppi11ess will he salu- tzrry and pe1'111e11e11t. f H .1-':'f ' Q 6 W ' 0 - ,.f' f fi! -Y E CLASS UF 1942 O F F I C E R S JAMES E. EDMUNDS ..,,,.,..,..., A.,,.. P resident KENNETH C. RATHBUN ...... .... V ice-President EDWIN P. PARKER ...... AA.... S ecretary FREDRICK G. POLLARD ....4 ..... T reasurer WILLIAM C. BAUKNIGI-IT ,.,.. ,,.,. H islorian I-H Recipien+s of In'rermeclia+e Honors in THE EULLEHE UF HTS AND SIIIE EES MILLER SHANNON ALLEN, JR. MELVIN GUs'I'AvUs ,ALPER MARsHALI. DAVID BAx1'ER LEWIS FRAZIER BELL GEORGE RoEER'I' BLACKBURN WII.LIAM EARL BLOOMER ROBERT STEWART BOYD DAVID S'rAA'I's BURNE1' EDWARD PHILIP BUSH, JR. WILLIAM CATIIEL CAREY, JR. ORIIIN FLOYD CARTER, JR. SAMUEL I-IENLRY CARTER JoIIN TIIURMAN CLARK, JR. GORDON LEE CRENSIIAW NORMAN FARQUIIAR WILLIAM CLEMENT FECHTER WILEUR MA'I'HIs GRIMSLEX' CLIIf'roN RHODES GRUVER VVILLIAM LEE GUM CHARLES CECIL I-IALI., JR. O l25l WIIII.IAM CLARENCE HARRELL, J WALTER RUTLAND HARRIS JAMEs KAREI, IHEROLD ZEEULON VANCE HooxER, II WILLIAM IJANIELS HURLBUT, I CHARLES RUSSELL KENDALL JAMES MAURICE KNOPP JUI.Es f5ll.MER K5RNER, II WILLIAM RoEER'I' KRAUSE EDWARD GATEVVOOD LEWIS WILLIAM DULANEY LEWIS, JR CHARLES VVOODWORTH LIDDELL EDWARD MCLEAN LYMAN WII.I,IAM SOUTHERN LYON, JR ROBERT LEONARD MCKIM JoI-IN BRANDT' MACAULAX' JOHN 'THOMAS MANNING, JR. JOIIN LEo MASTRAN LEs'I'ER NELSON MAX' WILLIAM RANKIN NELSON THE EULLESE UE ARTS I-IND SEIENEES O F F I C E R S DONALD D. WEBSTER ,...,.,.,.,., S.,. . President JOHN H. NEFF, JR. ,. . .... Vice-Presidenl WILLIAM R. PRESTON ..4.., .... S ecretary WILLIAM B. MARBURY, JR. .... ...... H istorian f .-!fE'f ' K Q 9 ' ' 0 5 if W Xxx . uw.: ,d Q IK, J ml 13 l APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES I-N THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Roanm' WHITEHEAD Al.FRlENlJ NORFOLK, VIRGINIA A X E Raven Society, Dagger Society, Intermediate Honors, Dean's List. AI.IaIsR'I' LIeRov AI.I.HN, JR. HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA A 'I' A Alpha Kappa Psi. VVALTER 'PHOMAS Bimcocx CHATHAM, NEW YORK Dagger Society, Student Assembly, '40-'4l. 'I'HoMAs R. BANDY, JR, KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE Phi Alpha Delta. BENJAMIN BANUI.Is SOUTH BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS E P E Assistant Editor, College Topirr, Manager, First Year Tennis, '40-'41, Manager, Varsity Tennis, '41-'42. AMRIIO BARBANTI l'HlLADEl.PHIA, PENNSYLVANIA RonIaRT CLIFFORD BARCLAY, ,III PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA Dean's List. WILLIAM COOPER BAuIcNmII1', JR. WASHINGTON, n. C. E 'II I-I Editor-in-Chief, College Topicx, '41-'42, Omicron Delta Kappa, Raven Society, President, Pi Delta Epsilon, '41-'42, Senior Cabinet, Student Assembly, '39-'40, Interfraternity Council, '39'-'40, Dagger, Excalibur, Intermediate Honors, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities, Historian, Graduating Class, P. K. Society, Student Health Board, Editor, Student Handbook, '41-'42. ARTHUR P. BEAN, JR. CORNING, NEW YORK Senior Cabinet, U. C. A., Chairman, Chapel Committee, President, Jeffer- son Society, Vice-President, Dagger Society, Westminister Club. JUSTIN BERGMAN, JR. WILKES-BARRE, PENNSYLVANIA fb E II Conxs AND CURLS. EDWARD RAYMOND BERRY WASHINGTON, D. C. 6 X Dean's List, Intermediate Honors, Soccer, Student Assembly, Manager, Glee Club, '41-'42. '1'HoM WII.I.IAMsoN BLAIR ANNAPoLIs, MARYLAND K A Omicron Delta Kappa, Raven, Pi Delta Epsilon, Excalibur, Managing Editor, College Topics, Assistant Manager, Baseball, Intermediate Honors, Uni- versity Center Governing Board, Dean's List, Interfraternity Council, Stu- dent Assembly, Listed Amon Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities, Erotherhnod of St. Andrew. l27l APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES ARNOLD HAROLD BLOOD IIROOKLINE, MASSAKIHUSIITTS 'I' A Boxing Squad: Baseball Squad: Interfraternity Council. ROY N. BOWMAN CHARI,OTTESVII.I.E, VIRGINIA Jesse C. BOVVYER WASHINGTON, D. C. SAMUEL Nun. IiOYIl, JR. PENNSGROVH, NEW JERSEY CARROLL PRESTON BRADFORD LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA E A I-I College Tupicx: Cheerleader: Baseball Adjunct, '40: Secretary, Field Club: Glce Club: Student Assembly: BoxingKSquad, '42: Alpha Kappa Psi: Skull and eys. JOHN BARCLAY ISRECKHNRIDGH SUMMERSVILLE, WEST VIRGINIA E I' B Josie:-ii BRI5SI.IiR BRIDGEPORT, CONNECTICUT Raven Society: Editor-in-Chief, Crust-Spectator: Student Senate: Intermedi- ate Honors: Skull and Keys: Censored Society: Virginia Players: Listed in Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. I'IERBIiR'l' A. BROCK BROOKLYN, NEW YORK SAMUEL ROBERT BROOKS, JR. DRIEXHL HILL, PENNSYLVANIA O A X Lambda Pi: Boxing Championship flntramural, l35j: Acrobatic Troups: Gymnastica, Treasurer: Interfraternity Council: 150-Lb. Football, Captain. VIIIIOMAS IVICfilIfI4'IN BROWN QUANTICO, VIRGINIA A T Dagger: Excalibur: Interfraternity Council. Wn.l.iAM 'TURNER BROWN, JR. AUGUSTA, GEORGIA 'I' 9 K Dcan's List: Secretary, jefferson Society: Westminster Club: Awistant Sec- retary, Spectator. DONALD BRUCE DUNELLBN, NEW JERSEY BN First Year Football: Track: 150-Lb. Football: Scarab: Architectural Asso- ciation, Vice-President: Dagger. E281 , I I W P Q ng V J iv f K : Q N Q 15 APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES I-N THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES ROIJNEY BoNsAI.I. CHESTNUT HILL, PENNSYLVANIA I'VVIl.I.IAM E. BYRD JAMES L. CAMP, III FRANKLIN, VIRGINIA A T A Lambda Pi, Calconon CIIARLES MCDANIEI. CAMPBIELI. NORFOLK, VIRGINIA ARNo1.D ,lures CANTON NEW YORK, NEW YORK A In II College Taping Dean's List, Fencing Team, '39. JOIIN HILL CARRUTII DALLAS, 'rexAs 2.1 A IC Theta Tau, A. I. Ch. E., German Club, Freshman Boxing, Varsity Boxing, V Club, Secretary-Treasurer, Skull and Keys, Glee Club, Head Cheerleader, '41, Managing Editor, Cruxl. JoRuIz CAs'1'Ro RIO PEDRAS, PUERTO RICO fiIiRARD S. CIIAPIN LYMAN, SOUTH CAROLINA A X E Pi Delta Epsilon, Business Manager, College Topin, '42, Dagger Society, Student Assembly, Listed in Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. EDWARD CHEIEK, JR. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA fp K qf Lambda Pi, Pi Delta Epsilon, President, Censored Society, Edimnin-Chief, Cours AND CUILLS, Student Senate, Srudenr Assembly, Chairman, Judicial Committee, Librarian, Glee Club, University Center Governing Board, Freshman Track, Associate Editor, College Topics, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities, German Club, Dean's List, U. C. A. IRWIN BERNARD Comm WEST POINT, GEORGIA Z lx 'I' ROBERT SAMUIQI. COIIN nuTI.xxR, PIsNNsx'I.vANIA Tl A fl' Universiry Band, College '1'opic.I, CORKS AND CURLS. HENRY LI.ovD Coox PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA 9 A X College Topicrg Alpha Kappa Psi, Intermediate Honors, Dean's List. 'rwilliam E. Byrd is graduating from Medical School. I291 APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES MAR'l'IN LINDSEY COWEN, JR. ST. CLAIRSVILLR, omo A 'I' A Raven Society: Dagger: Glee Club: Band, Vice-President, '41-'42: First Year Cabinet: Second Year Cabinet: Dean's List: Intermediate Honors. CHARI.Izs GRANVII.IIE CRAOIIOCR, JR. LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA A 'I' I2 Boxing Squad. '38-'39-'40: Field Club, '39: CoRKs AND CURLSQ Skull and Keys: T. I. L. K. A.: Raven Society: Intermediate Honors: German Club. NATHAN PARKINS CRAWFORII FORT DEFIANCE, VIRGINIA University Center: Skull and Keys: P. K. Society: Secretary-Treasurer P. K.: Treasurer, Graduating Class, Eli. DAVID ARMISTEAII DAsHIIsI.I., JR. NORFOLK, VIRGINIA X III College Taping Treasurer, Punch and Julcp: ISO-Lb. Football. J. VERNON DAVIS ELIZABETH CITY, NORTH CAROLINA PRISCO FRANK Ds FRONZO NEWARK, NEW JERSEY Freshman Football. JOHN BOWMAN DELANEY HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA E A E Skull and Keys: Alpha Kappa Psi. ERVIN JOHN DICKIZY, JR. WATERTOWN, NEW YORK X A E Freshman Football: Freshman Golf: Freshman Swimming: Varsity Football V Club: Student Assembly: Secretary, Student Senate: Vice-President German Club: President, Interfraternity Council: Eli Banana: Z : Omi- cron Delta Kappa: University Center: Lambda Pi: Coach, Freshman Foot- ball: Censored Society. RALPI-I MEAIJE DORSEY BERRYVILLB, VIRGINIA Skull and Keys: Manager, Basketball: V Club: German Club. WILLIAM KENNE1'H Dove STAUNTON, VIRGINIA A T Band. RAI.:-I-I EMERSON DUNCAN, JR. KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI MARVIN IRWIN EOIaLs'I'I2IN ASTORIA, New YORK Phi Alpha House: First Year Cross Country: Phi Alpha. Kb U01 147 K I ml - 0, 5. ' Hr? 5 . Y n APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES MONROII A. lfDIiI.S'I'IiIN HAMDEN, CONNECTICUT I,Lm'n LonLIsx' GRANT Enwmzns WASHINGTON, ll. C. Glec Clubg Virginia Players. BHvIaRI.m' PURNIaLL I5Gc:I,Hs1'oN, jk. WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA - A 'I' I2 Skull and Keys, P. K. Society, Freshman Football, Freshman Bascballg Varsity Baseball. DAVID RALPH EIcIII:NGRI:I:N PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA Freshman Boxing. CIfIAkI.IIs T. EVANS, JR. f2HARI.OTTliSVILI.E, VIRGINIA AIIRIAN B. FINK, jk. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Varsity Basketball, '41-'42, Spccmtor Staff, '40-'41, Dean's List, '39-'40, Acta-II for Virginia Players, Assistant Editor, Virginia Spcclillnrf' I94I-'42. SI'ANI.Icv C. FISHER, jk. ALLIZNDALE, NEW JERSEY E I' IC WILLIAM CARY FLIQMING YORKTOWN, VIRGINIA A X E University Band, President, '41-'42, Dcan's List, Intermediate Honors, Secretary, Alpha Chi Sigma, '-12. VVILLIAM WIII'I'I2sInIs FOGAk'I'Y, JR. PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 22 A IC Skull and Keys. LAWRENCE HAIvIIL'I'0N Foksvrii IESMONT, VIRGINIA Z If Skull and Keys: Intermediate Honors, German Clubg Track, 39-'40, Cap- tain, Cross Country, '40, First Year Track, '38, V Club. n LIIROI' EVIZRETI' FOUIIKROD, jk. UPPER DARBY, PENNSYLVANIA A T Virginia Players. ROBIQRT LEIGII l RACKIiI.'l'0N POUGHKEBPSIE, NEW YORK 'II I' A Freshman Swimmingg Varsity Golf, '40-'41, Lambda Pi. T311 I APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES LAWRENCE KELLY ITURGURSON, JR. DANVILLE, VIRGINIA Junior Cabinetp Conxs AND CURLSQ Daggerg Intermediate Honors. JAMES M, CIARNI-I'I I' BLACKSBURG, VIRGINIA VVII.I.lAM HowARn cIIIi'I I'IiR NEWARK, NEW JERSEY A IC II University Bandg College Topic. VVARRIEN Gow IZLKINS PARK, PENNSYLVANIA MANO ROBERT GOI,lIHN PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 'I' Ii II Student Senate, '41-'4Zg Varsity Lacrosse, '39-'4Ig Student Assembly: College To ing Interfraternity Council: Pi Delta Epsilong Dagger Socictyg Freshman fwimmingg Dean's Listg Intermediate I-Ionorsg Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. JACK GOLIJMAN NORFOLK, VIRGINIA -1- A EDWARD HowARn Goonwix WILLIAMSBURG, VIRGINIA II 0 II Varsity Football: V Clubg Skull and Keysg German Clubg T. I. I.. K. A.g Imp. Louis SPARKMAN GRAHAM PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA E I' E Soccerg Freshman Swimming. IIIENRI' PIIILII' GRmaNwA1.n NEW YORK, NEW YORK A IC II Comes AND Cunnsg Dean's Liss. DAVID GREEK, JR. N EWTON , MASSACHUSIi'I l'S PICKI5'I'l' MAGRUIIRR QIREIII JAMESTOWN, RHODE ISLAND A K If Manager, Soccer, '40g Comcs ANI: CuRI.s. VVILLIAM B. GUY, JR. RALTIMORB, MARYLAND 0 A X Lambda Pig Alpha Kappa Psig Lacrosse Team. Q 321 fi f H I W. ., Q f'-.GRIP 1: I A 1 S I -Z APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES GEORGE CI.IN'I'0N I'IAIlll0X, JR. WASHINGTON, D. C. Scarabg President, Architectural Association. CI.IN'I'ON McCI.AR'I'r I'IARms0N LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY Skull and Keys, Secretary-Treasurer, German Club, '41-'4Zg Varsity Foot- ball, '39 40: V Club, T. I. I... K. A.g Imp: Historian of College, ,4l-l42. RICIIARII MARCH Hon HARPER, JR. MILTON. MASSACIIUSIE'I I'S A q. Alpha Kappa Psi, Gymnasticag Acrobatic Troupe, Business Manager, Vi,-. ginia Players. WII.I.IAM LI.ox'n I'IARREI.I, SOUTH NORFOLK. VIRGINIA RonI:R'I' LIQONARII I'IAR'I'MAN CHARLOTTHSVILLII. VIRGINIA Boxing Squad, '37-'40. FRANK S. I'IIiIDIiI.I1IiCK WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA JACK LIEIE I'IIiRRIEl.I. W MANASSAS, VIRGINIA Daggerg Intermediate Honors, Dean's List. DANIIII, KAYIQ IIERRICR MONTCLAIR, NEW JERSEY PALMER ADAMS I'IIawI.E'r'I', JR. WASHINGTON, D. C. 0 A X Scnrabg Collage Topics, Dean's Listg Intermediate Honors, American In- stitute of Architectsg Interfraternlty Council. JULIAN IfIIzRnIcR'I' I-Ion-'MAN DANVILLE, VIRGINIA Z II 'I' Dean's Listg Intermediate Honors. AAGE I'IORNSl.IE'I'Il IIASIIROUCK HEIGHTS, NEW JIERSIEY qu K xlr F. .h 1 B b ll Manager, '40-'41, Skull and Keys, Secretary-Treasurer, ma mIliterf:I'ieilnity Council, '41-'42s Student Assembly: V ' Club- DAVIII CAIIY I-IUMI5 SCHENECTADY, NEW YORK B O Il Freshman Football, '38, Skull and Keys, German Club. E331 APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES CIIARI.IiS VVILLIAM I-IUN'rsnmuu' VIINCHESTER, VIRGINIA E fl' IC IQARI. IVICSIIIERRY I-Ivnla, JR. MOORBFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA MARSI-mm, IRVING jixcon, jk. BEACH, VIRGINIA Wu.r.mM FRANCIS JENSEN, ju. MONTCLAIR, NEW JERSEY E N Student Senate: Student Assembly: Freshman Track: Glue Club: University Centre: Interfraternity Council: Trigun: Dagger: Excalibur: CORKS AND CunLs. CARI. BRUNI5 jniwsow WASHINGTON, D. C. 0 X Assistant Business Manager, College Topics: Manager, Freshxnan Football: Alpha Chi Sigma: Pi Delta Epsilon: Interfraternity Council: Student As- sembly: Dean's List. ERNEST' T. JOI.I.IEY HARRISVILLH, RHODE ISLAND X 1I' E First Year Cabinet. VV1i.i.iAM A'l'KINSIlN joxias, III UNIVERSITY, VIRGINIA E 'I' l'I Fencing Team, Captain, '42: University Hand. Irlowixkn Ii. -losms vnuuuralzvsm, NEW Your: A IC II ' Freshman Tennis: Varsity Boxing. Wir.i,mM Sixcmm Jumuws BALTIMORE, MARYLAND is 0 II Freshman Basketball: Freshman Baseball: Varsity Baseball: Skull and Keys: P. K. Society. IJANIM. SISIAKTN Kmisu MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA II A 'If Student Assembly: College Topics: Interfraternity Council: Virginia Sprcmmr. Lizwis S. Kivrz HARTFORD, CONNIiC'I'ICU'l' II A 'I' Freshman Boxing: Varsity Boxing: Assistant Sports Editor, College Topivw Skull and Keys: VU Club fTcntativeJ: Dean's List: Interfraternity Council. JOHN Kiammf EAST ORANGE, NEW JERSEY A K 'I' Secretary, Alpha Kappa Psi: Secretary, Jefferson Society: President, Virginia Spccnnor. Xi U41 4:7 f X3 II' uns' M N Q -Y APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES AI.BliR'I' D. KIiRI.IiX' RED HOOK, NEW YORK Scarab, Architectural Institute of America. I-IYMAN CIIARI.Ifs KIzssI,IaR MALDIZN, MASSACHUSIITTS ROIIIIRT HUI.nRoN IQIRWOOIJ STERLING, VIRGINIA ,lcffvrsoxx Society, President, Wesnnixlstcl' Student Bible Class, Westminster Club. AI.IaxANuIeR J. KOSWICK EAST ORANGE, NEW JERSEY S'I'ANI,IsY K. KOYN IES NORFOLK, VIRGINIA ARN0I..n N. KROGS'l'AlD, JR. LANGLEY FIELD, VIRGINIA PIITER FRANCIS LAKII TYLER, TEXAS A T A VV1I.I.IAM JAMES LAUGIINIER CLINTON, IYBNNSYLVANIA Band. l RIiIJlERlCK WII.I.IAM LAWRENCE, JR. BROOKLYN, NEW YORK A K II' Senior Cnbinerg Jefferson Society: Vice-President, Alpha Kappa Psi, '41-'42. PARKER H. LIII2, JR. LYNCHIJURG, VIRGINIA -1- B TI Phi Beta Pi. I.. -IAMHS LIClI'I'I5NS'I'EIN ,nansmf CITY, New JERSEY College Topics, DCIlI1,S List. CHARLES FRANCIS LI.ox'n, JR. PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA fl- 1' A 55 M' I .., C - ND CURLS, '42g Glee Club, '39-'42- Censored lusmuh 1mBuSoc?ily:? Iliambda Pig Pi Delta Epsilon. , .351 APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES JOHN M, LUIJLAM STONE HARBOR, NEW JERSEY O A X HORACE D. MCCOWAN, JR. SHREWESBURY, MASSACHUSETTS JAMIas CONS'I'AI3I.E McGus'I'x' GREENWICH, CONNECTICUT IT K A University Field Club, Vice-President, Senior Cabinet, '41-'42, University Center, Skull and Keys. CARL I-IALFORO MADDEN DLACKSBURG, VIRGINIA President, University Christian Association, Treasurer, Raven Society, Washilxgton Society. W7II.I.IAM BERRY MARBURY, JR. WASHINGTON, n. c. A K E Skull and Keys, P-K-German Society, Eli Banana, Co-Captain, Track. JAMIas M. MARsnAI.I. EASTHAM, VIRGINIA A K -If Dagger Society, University Field Club. MALCOLM YEAMAN IVIARSIIALI. HENDERSON, KENTUCKY 2 A E Freshman Basketball, Interfraternity Council, '41-'42, Intermediate Honors Skull and Keys, Raven Society. GILnER'I' DRIIW MARTIN, JR. YORK, PENNSYLVANIA Glec Club, Y. M. C. A., Brotherhood of Sr. Andrew. JOHN 'FIENNEY MASON, JR. NEW YORK, NEW YORK A If Skull and Keys, P-K Society, First Year Track. EIJWIN G. MIDOLETON LoUIsvII.LIz, KENTUCKY A XI' Lambda Pi, Vice-President, P-K, Eli Banana, Imp, Treasurer, Omicron Delta Kappa, President, Pi Delta Epsilon, Managing Editor, College Taping Manager, Freshman Boxing, V Club, Golf Team, Intermediate Honors' University Center. FELIX GRUNDY MILLER, JR. CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE A T S2 WILLIAM S. MIRMAN WASHINGTON, D. c. II A 'Il Governing Board, Interfraternit Council, Judicial Committee, Censored Society, German Club, Varsity Football Team, V Club, Freshman Box- ing, Freshman Baseball, Varsity Baseball, Skull and Keys. Xb 36 riff f R M fe -' I J APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES RALPII J. lVII'I'CIIIEI.I., JR. ALEXANDRIA VIRGINIA A K 'I' Vice-President, Sigma Delta Psi: First Year Swimming: First Year Track: Varsity Swimming: Varsity Track: CORKS AND CURLS. BENJAMIN F. lVION'I'ACUIi, JR. CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA CARY NELSON MooN, JR. SCO'I I'SVILI,E, VIRGINIA Track Team: Cross Country Team: Co-Captain, Cross Country, '4I: Dagger. RoIIER'I' IVIORSIE MONTCLAIR, NEW JERSEY fl- I' A Glee Club. '39-'40-,4I-'42: Lacrosse, '40-'4I. JIIIIN CIIII.'I'0N M0'I I' NORFOLK, VIRGINIA II K A Brorherliood of Saint Andrew. .IOIIN H. NEIfIf UNIVERSITY, VIRGINIA B G II Omicron Delta Kappa: Skull and Keys: German Club: T. ZH: V Club: Football Team: Raven: WasbiIIgton Society: Vice- Presiclent, College. I. L. K. A.: ISIIUARII MANUEL NIEGRION SAN SEIIASTIAN, PUERTO RICO GEORGE C. PALMER, II UNIVERSITY, VIRGINIA Z ip Football Team: V Club, GUS W. PAPPAS CIIARI,OTTESVILI.E, VIRGINIA I-IowARn FRANKLIN PARKES STATEN ISLAND, NEW YORK Skull and Keys. WILSON l'II.ACKWEI,I. PARTRIDGE svRINGI1InI,n, MASSACHUSETTS A K 'I' First Year Cabinet: Second Year Cabinet. ROBERT LAMB PA'l'liRSON NEW YORK, NEW YORK dy H g D-an's List' Dagger .Society: President, Virginia IIEf0.'41in0TechniFal Directbr, Virginia Players, '41-'42: College I Topics. I37l ! -, . 1 ,V W., ,. . APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES I-N THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES HARRY JAMIcs PI2RI.IsIeRc, JR. JERSEY CITY, NEW -IIZRSIEY -I- Iv: II Freshman Swimming: College Topicx, '35-'4Ig Band. KIIEORGE FRIEIILAND PIc'I'IzR, JR. COBHAM, VIRGINIA EDWARD T. PIIII,I.II's MCKEESPORT, PENNSYLVANIA III I' A RANDoI.I'II PRIzs'I'oN PII.I.ow ROANOKE, VIRGINIA 'I' Ii II '38-'4Og Cnllt-gc Tnpiu, '38-'40g Raven Society: Honors. Glee Club, Intermediate RonIeR'I' NIaI.soN PoI.I.ARD, JR. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA 'I' K E Conxs AND V Clubg Skull and Keysg German Clubg Assistant Business Nlanager, CUIILSQ Varsity Baseball: Manager, Freshman Basketballg T. I. L. K. A.g Impg Washingtoim Society. DAVID PINCKNIA' PowIaRs, JR. PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA ip K xp VVILLIAM REED PRIzs'I'0N RICHMOND, VIRGINIA A 'I' Varsity Football: Varsity Basketballg Lambda Pig.President, German Club: T. I. L. K. A.g Impg Ravcng Omicron Delta Ka pa: President, V Clubg Co-Captain, Basketballg Member 3-3-3 Council? Secretary-Treasurer, Collegeg Intermediate Honorsg Dean's List: Senior Cahinetg Wfashington Society. NORMAN HUMR RATIIBUN BALTIMORE, MARYLAND A K YI' First Year Football: First Year Trackg French Clubg Varsity Boxingg Varsity Footballg President, Sigma Delta Intermediate Honorsg Raven Society. Varsity Trackg Psig Dean's Listg RALPII RoI1IzINs MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA Varsity Baslcctballg V Club. EDWIN BERRY RoI.I.IcR STAUNTON, VIRGINIA Glee Clubg Dean's List. VVIZLFORIJ W. Ross CIIARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA VVILIIIAM LAIRD SAGIZR DANVILLE, VIRGINIA 9 381 4:1 L ki I I ix A f, M ICA .1 I -I APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES I-N THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES BYRON RII0nIzs SAMPLE PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND A T Scaralwg Architectural Institute of America: CORKS ANII CURLSQ Interfra- ternity Council. AI.nIaR'I' O. SCARANO AI.I.IINnALIs, Nnw juusiw Varsity Baseball, Debating. Rox' R. SCIIIECIITIER WASIIINGTON. D. C. PIITIIR NICHOLAS SCIIII.I.IaR NEW YORK, NEW YORK Assistant Feature WriteI'. College Tnpirsg Chairman, Little Congress, IVIemI1eI'. Virginia Players: Student Assemblyg International Relations Clubg Virginia Sprrmlnr. VVAI.'I'IiR FRANCIS Scu'I I', -I R. BIRMINGHAM. ALABAMA B 0 Il Lambda Pig Lacroun . MII,'I'oN SEGAI. NORFOLK, VIRGINIA A IG II FREIIIIRICR SIINIt0wsItI', JR. IELIZAIIETH, NEW JERSEY II K A N. R. O. T. C. 'i'IIoMAs M0N'I'IaRvII.I.Iz SI-IARP WOODBURY, NEW JERSEY Dagger. JAMES EDXVARIJ SIIIVIEIA' STAUNTON, VIRGINIA MARVIN BROOKS SIIREAVIES NEW CHURCH, VIRGINIA A X :L Intermediate Honors, Dcan's List. MI'I'cIIIaI,L 'INIIOMAS SIMON BROOKLINE, MASSACHUSETTS 'I' I-I II Student Assembly: Interfratcrnity Councilg CORKS ANI: CURIISQ College Taping Dagger Society. j0sIsI'II J. SKINNIER GREAT NECK, NEW YORK l39l I APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IAN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES ARTHUR JENSEN SMI'rH I1AMsIeY, Navi JERSEY X. fl, IC l-fi Delta Epsilon: International Relations Club: College T:gaiI:Ig Virginia .Specmrorg Comes AND CURLSQ Secretary, Jefferson Socieryg my Country: Varsity Track: Dean's List. JESSE BOND SMITH, JR. TAKOMA PARK, MARYLAND 0 X College Taping Lambda Pig Pi Delta Epsilon. J. DOYLIE SMITH CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA TI K A Alpha Chi Sigma: Wesley Clubg University Bandg Dcan's List, College Topirs. WILLIAM MAssIE SMITII GREENWOOD, VIRGINIA ll 6 II Manager, Footballg Lambda Pig German Clubg Eli Banana, V Club. LAWRHNCII F. SNonm', JR. CHARLOTTESVILLB, VIRGINIA I: N Glee Club, '39-'42g Manager, Freshman Basketballg NV Clubg Dean's List. WILLIAM PRICE SPENCIIR BALTIMORE, MARYLAND K A Dnanls List: Intermediate Honorsg Chairman, Senior Cabinet: College Topicsg Brotherhood of Saint Andrcwg Dagger. WALTER M. STIZPIIACIIER, Ill GROTON-ON'HUDSON, NEW YORK Z B 'I' 4 Interfraternity Council. JOIIN P. STERN MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN A T Interfrarerniry Council, Comes AND CURLS, Student Am-mbly. SIDNEY H. STERN, JR. CLEVELAND, OHIO Z B T Managing Editor, CORKS AND CURI.Sg Manager, Varsity Swimming: Adver- tising Manager, College Topirsp Lambda Pi. RAYMOND H. STORES WAYNIESBORO, VIRGINIA AIIVAN ISAAC STONE BROOKLINB, MASSACHUSETTS II A fb Bandg Freshman Swimmingg Varsity Boxing. DANIEL D. 'FALl.EY, III RICHMOND. VIRGINIA fl' K 2 Calcanon Clubg V Clubg Manager, Varsity Baseball, Assistant Business Manager, Comms AND CURLSQ Lambda Pig P-K Society. 51 i401 fC! IQ -Y APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IIN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES VVIII-IISUN rI1ENG SHANGHAI, CHINA GIIRIION C. 'IIIIOMAS CHARI.O'I I'IiSVII.I.Ii, VIRGINIA FRANCIS GAvI,Ia VIIIIOMASON NORFOLK, VIRGINIA University Band, Boxing Team, V Clubg Dagger Society. FRANK Lewis SIIIIOMASSON, JR. LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA College Topics. RORIaR'I' Rowe THOMPSON AI.AIvn2nA, CALIFORNIA 9 X College Taping First Year Tennis: Varsity Tennis. 'IIIIOMAS MORRIILI. TIIORNIIII.I,, JR. LYNCHBIJRG, VIRGINIA A T Q Glec Club. JAMES IEIIWIN TRAVIS CHARLOTTESVILLH, VIRGINIA President, Scarab. Bavnkrm' DANDRIDGIE VIIUCKER, JR. CLEVELAND I-IBIGI-ITS, OHIO A T I2 Skull and Keys, German Club, Raven Society, V Club, Freshman Cross Countryg Freshman Track, Captain, Cross Countryg Cn-Captain, Track. Joslzm-I BIIQUNT IFUCKIER SHANGHAI, CHINA A 'I' I2 Lambda Pig Pi Delta Epsilong Omicron Delta Kappa: Secretary, Raven Society: President, Glee Club, Brotherhood of Saint Andrew, Senior Cabirletg College Tupitx. CLAUIIII AI,III2R'r PIIURNER WOOLVVINEI, VIRGINIA Dagger. VVII.I.IAM CIIAMIIIERS 'I.'YI.I2R, JR. LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY K 2 Skull and Keys, Scarabg Eli Banana. MURRAY M. VAN LIZAR STAUNTON, VIRGINIA Assistant Sports Editor, College Topicx, '40g Handball Team: Student - Assembly. E411 APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Ricuium Dicitims VmtMu,i,ioN Kr1NILWoR'l'H, ILLINOIS Z qf Swimming Team: Tennis Team: Glee Club: Censored Society. 9 RVILLI.-XM II. Vicroit ROCKAWAY BEACH, NIEW YORK ll A -If Varsity Boxing Team: V Cluh. Iluumer FRMQMAN Wann SCITUATE, MASSACHUSlE'1 I'S ll I' IC lntermediate Honors: Dean's List: Treasurer, Alpha Kappa Psi: jefferson Society: Dagger Society. ZACIIARY 'I'arl.oR Wixxiai-'tram SKIIIUYLIER, VIRGINIA A X E Dean's List: Intermediate Honors. JOHN VVILLIAM Xvalxrz BALTIMORE, MAnYI,ANn K A Omicron Delta Kappa: IS President, University Center, '41-'42: President, Student Senate, '40-'4l: Governing Board, Interfraternity Council: Dormitory Councillor: P-K Society: Student Senate, '39-'40: Chairman, Elections Committee, '39-'40: Secretary of First Year Activities, University Center, '40-'4l: Student Assembly: President of Health Board: Judicial Committee: Excalibur: Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Iiinmium VAN Sus Waals Ho'r SPRINGS, VIRGINIA Tennis Team: Excalibur: Glee Club: Treasurer, Dagger Society, ARTHUR VVAXMAN NEW YORK, NEW YORK A li ll . Duwarn lliam' VVicns'rvck t:LnNAnM. MAnYt.ANn I! I' IG President, College: Varsity Boxing: Chairman, Honor Committee: 'V Club: Raven Society: Omicron Delta Kappa: Freshman Cross C xntry: Freshman Track: Varsity Track: Censored Society. linwiuui CASVVIELI. VVIil.I.INC'l'0N, ja. EDGEWOOIJ ARSIENAI., MARYLAND A K il' Intermediate Honors. Ricimkn Nmzm' VVliS'l'BRO0K NliW ROCl'lHl.Lli, NEW YORK A K 'l' President, Alpha Kappa Psi: College Topicr: International Relations Clulw: Field Club: Dean's List: Cross Country. James LiviNr:s'roN VVIIITII, III lil,lZAI'lIETll t:i'rY, Noit'1'H CAROLINA fl' li ll V Cluh: Varsity Football: Varsity Baslcethall: Skull and Keys: P-K Society: T. l. l.. K. A.: HZ. ARTHUR MURRAY VVIll'l'liIlll.I., jk. Wlll1'B PLAINS, NEW YORK II K A Alpha Kappa Psi: College Topics. f R W S A ' iq .1 1421 12' f APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES 6 .I0sIcI'II PIaRcIvAI.I. VVIII'I I'I,Ic PIETHRSIIURG. VIRGINIA II 0 II I.anIlwd:I Pi: P-K Snciety. WIIIIIIM S. VVIIIIIIS GORDONSVILLII, VIRGINIA Firsr Year Cabinet: Junior Cabinet: Senior Cabinet: Glee Club: Le Circle Francais: Gymnastica: Intermediate Honors. RICIIARII .IULIIS VVITRINII NHW YORK, NEW YORK Soccer: LaCrosse: College Topics: Crusl. VVIIIIAM NIIw'I'0N Woon LYNCIIBURG, VIRGINIA A, 'I' I2 HIIIIIN VV. WUOIIARII, JR. SHORT HILLS, NEW JERSEY PI I' Ill Studenr Assembly: Gymnasrica. LIss'I'IaR G. Woom' RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Glen Club: Secretary, Virginia Players, '4l: President, Virginia Players, Alpha Kappa Psi: I-UI '41-'42: Dcan's List. 'IIZSSIE PERKINS YliI.I,OWI,EY, DIR. GRIEHNVILLIZ, VIRGINIA Student Police. KARL GIEORCIZ ZIEISIIIZR WYNNIEWOOD, PENNSYLVANIA A 'T' Dagger: CORKS ANII CURLS: Track: Freslmnman Football. VVAIJIIIR FRANCIS ZoI.I,INGIaR IlETHI.HIIIiM. PENNSYLVANIA E Il' IG Virginia Sprrmmrg International Relations Club. UNIIEHEHAIJUATES IRVING S. ABADY, 3 CIEORGE R. ATKINSOIQZ LAWRENCE W. ABBOTT, 3 WII.I.IAM MCF. AVERILI., JR., I SAMUEL ABBOTT, 2 ROBERT R. AYLES, I ALAN B. 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S'l'RAT'l'0N VIRGIL E. STRAUGIIAN, 2 HENRY J. STREAT, JR., 2 FRANK H. STRINGEEI JOIIN T. STRONG, 2 LEs'I'ER MCI. S'I'RoNG, 2 E. FRENCI-I STROTIIIER DAVID STUART, 3 THOMAS S. N. STUET WILLIAM M. STULL, I R., 2 .JR-, 3 .I.OW, 3 , JR., 2 zER, 2 2 WILLIAM W. S'I'UL'I'z, I WILLIAM G. SUIILING, III, ROBERT B. SULLIVAN, I EARL S. SWANN, I PETER J. SWAYZI5, I DONALD SWEENIEY, I ALEXANDER P. 'FAI'l', 2 COLUMBUS D. TAIT, JR., 2 PHILIP M. '1'AI.B0'l l', JR., 2 WILLIAM A. TARIIETON, I HEYWOOD B. 'TA'l'liM, JR., 2 JOIIN TA'l'UM, 2 FRED C. TAYI.OR, 2 HENRY P. TAYI.OR, JR., 2 NELSON E. TAYLOR, JR., 2 STANLEY S. TAYLOR, JR., I JOHN S. TENNAN'l', 2 ALEERI' G. TENNEY, 2 CIIARI.ES T. TXIENNEY, 3 MALCOLM W. TERRY, 3 RAYMOND J. TESSIER, 2 DONALD K. TIIACKERY, 2 FFHOMAS E. W. THOMAS, 3 ACORS W. '1'HOMPSON, 3 ALFRED R. TI-IOMPSON, I IONATHAN THOMPSON, I ROBERT R. TIIIOMPSON, JR., BERTRAM I-I. 'I'I'IOMSON, BERKLEY B. THORNTON, 2 OSCAR A. TI-IORUP, JR., 2 WILKES T. TIIRASIIER, JR., B. H. IXHROCKMORTON, JR., EDWARD M. TIERNEY, JR., RIVES L. VFILMAN, 3 3 VVIIILIAM M. r1x1MBERI.AKIi, 2 JOHN F. TINKER, 3 MORRIS S. TISCIIER, I ROBERT J. '1qI'l'ZEl., JR., I KIRKI.ANlJ W. TODD, JR., I 'THOMAS H. TODD, JR., 3 GEORGE E. P. TOEEE, I WILLIAM R. TOOKER, 3 WILLIAM T. TRADER, 3 FRANK W. TRAINER, 2 JAMES E. TRAVIS, 4. T. L. TREADWELL, III, I PAUL W. H. TQREVOR, 2 CHARLES C. TRIMBLE, I 4 KlEN'l'ON I-I. 'fRIMBI.E, III, 2 DEFOREST W. TFRIMINGIIAM, 2 CLARENCE B. TROVVER, JR., 2 P. E. TRUESDALE, JR., I 3 JAMES R. MCC. TRUI'l'l', 3 2 DONN TUCKER, 3 2 JASPER D. TURNER, 2 CHARLES D. TU1'TI.E, 2 E571 GEORGE B. 'fYLER, JR. ROIIERI' N. 'I'YLER, 2 WII.LIAM C. TYLER, J PIENRY I-I. UIIILEIN, I 0 , -I R., 4. JOSEPH H. VAAMONDE, I WILLIAM R. VADEN, I JEROME K. VALLDEJUL I-IEREERT VAN DAM, 1 1,3 FREDERICK VAN DEUSEN, 3 LLOYD VAN DOREN, JR., I E. J. VAN VALKENEURG, I JOHN D. VARNER, I DENIS MCG. VAUGHN, 3 I-IERIIERT D. VENZER, GEORGE E. VIA, III, I ARTHUR H. VINAI., 2 I ARTHUR B. VOORIIEES, JR., 2 JAMES IE. VOORHEES, J HEREERI' B. WAGNER WILLIAM B. WAINWR R., 3 , I IGH'I', I GEORGE W. WALKER, JR., HENRY S. WALKER, 2 2 IIEHEH UATE5 BRUCE E. WAI.I.S, 2 W. D. WIIITEHEAD, JR., 2' NORMAN S. WITRIN, 1 CHARLES R. WALTER, JR., 3 RICHARD B.-S. WHITNEY, 2 LI.OYD M. VVITKINIJ, 2 MELVIN F. WANDER, 4 FRANK C. WIATT, JR., 1 JOHN H. WI'I l'S'l'EIN, 1 DONALD G. WANNER, 1 STANLEY B. WIENER, 3 BERNARD A. WOOD, JR., 1 CLYDE H. WARD, JR., 1 WILLIAM WIESE, II, 1 FRANKLIN J. WOOD, 1 WILLIAM L. WARD, 1 CHESTER C. W1Lcox, JR., 2 KENNE'l'H B. WOOD, JR., 2 EDWARD VAN S. WARE, 4. WARREN W. WILENTE, 1 ROY P. WOOD, 3 JAMES F. WARREN, JR., 1 RAOUI. W. WILKINS, 2 STANLEY B. WOOD, 1 H. WASHBURNE, III, I ROBERT B. WILKINS, 3 W. P. WOODBRIDGE, JR., 2 LEO F. WATERMAN, 2 FREDERICK M. WILLIAMS, 3 STANLEY WOODWARD, JR., 2 RAYMOND W. WATRINS, 1 GEORGE R. WILLIAMS, 1 N. B. WOODWORTH, 1 VVOODRUFF W. WATKINS, 2 JOHN C. WILLIAMS, JR., 2 BENJAMIN H- WORD, JR-1 I WILLIAM J. WAYLAND, JR., 2 MARSHALI. G. WILLIAMS, 2 PETER F- WORMWOOD, 2 JOSEPH H. WEBER, 2 MASON M. WILLIAMS, 2 ALBERT E- WRIGHT, JR., 2 GEORGE WEBER, 2 MOR'I'IMER L, WILLIAMS, 1 EDWARD P. WROTH, JR., 2 JOSEPH A. WEINBERG, 2 OTIS C. WILLIAMS, JR., 2 JACOB B. WYCKOFF, JR., 2 ARTHUR R. WEIR, 2 RICHARD B. WILLIAMS, 2 CHARLES 3, WYUE, 2 B. B, WEISIGER, III, 1 RICFIARIJ E. WILLIAMS, 2 HENRY P. XANDERS, 2 GORDON R. WELCH, 4 C. -B. WILLINGHAM, JR., 1 ALFRED YAGER' 2 JOHN H. WELLEORD, JR., 2 R. G. WILLSE, JR., 2 RICHARD T. YATES, 2 DAVID S. WELLS, 2 JOHN A. WILMER, 3 J. T.YEANOpoU1,Og, 1 CLYDE WENDELREN, JR., 1 DAVID C. WILSON, JR., 1 HUGH M. YEATTS, I MCRAE WERTH, 2 FRANK O. WILSON, 3 JAMES MCK. YEA'I'rs, 2 JOSEPH WESLEY, JR., I HENRY B. WILSON, 2 WILLIAM L. YOST, 2 GEORGE F. WEST, 3 HENRY H. WILSON, JR., 1 SEYMOUR R. YOUNG, 1 JAMES L. WHALEN, III, 1 WILLIAM P. WILSON, 3 WILI,lAM F, YOUNG' I DANIEL J. WHEALTON, II, I RICHARD WILTSHIRE, 3 WILLIAM G. ZEHNDER, 1 DANIEL G. WHEELER, 3 WILLIAM J. WINBURN, 2 ROBERT H. ZIEGLER, 3 HUGH C. WHITE, JR., 2 EDWARD C. WINGFIELD, 1 JACQUES S. ZINMAN, 2 JAMES L. WHITE, III, 3 ROBERT B. WINKEI., 1 GORDON K. ZIRKLE, 2 qv 58 I 121 f R :f:?:' NG Q Q W S A15 1 ,,. J Q A I I Y IVERSITY OF VIRGI IA . 1' pp 4.5, HS. -ihidl ik COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES SECOND TERM Jession of 1941-1942 5K9 glze 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 AURUTYN. ALAN IIARNET ALFRIEND. ROIIICRT WHITEHEAD ALLEN. LEWIS MAITLAND. JR ALFER. MI-ILVIN GUSTAVUS BAILEY. MARIE SIIULTZ IIAIRD. EDWIN WILLIAM BAKER. RICHARD ROYALI.. III BANKS. WILLIAM WOOLWINE BARIJA, JULIUS WILLIAM BARBANTI. AMEDEO ANTHONY BARKSDALE. JAMES WORSHAM BARNARD. ARTHUR EARL. JR BAXTER MARSHALL DAVID IIAZELON. DAVID THOMAS HECK. GEORGE ALFRED IJEEGIILEY. JESSE WIRT, JR. BEMISS. FITZGERALD DETZ. OTTO JOHN. -IR IJILLINGS. CHARLES LEDIN BISHOP. JOHN WRIGHT BLACKBURN. GEORGE ROBERT BLAIR. THOM WILLIAMSON BLOOD. ARCHER. KENT BLOOMER. WILLIAM EARL BOLEN. CHESTER HUNTON IIUNSALI.. RODHEY TUNNELLE. .IR. BOYD. ROBERT STEWART BOYD. SAMUEL NEIL. JR IJRESLER. JOSEPH BROWN. THOMAS McGII I lN IIROWN, WILLIAM TURNPR JR IIRYAN. LEONARD GEORGE HUCK. RICHARD LIAYLY IIURNET. DAVID STAATS ISUSII. EDWARD PIIILH'. JR CAMPBELL. CIIAIILIIS MvDANIII. CAMPBELL. GILBERT SADLRR. Jil CANTIIR. ARNOLD BERNARD CAREY, WILLIAM CATIIEL. JR CARLIITON. CHARLES COLEMAN CARNEAL. FLOYD WOODSON. .IR CARR. KING CARRINGI ON. ALEXANDER MUIIEILL CAWTHON. WILLIAM UPSON CIIEATHAM. PAUL GORDON CHODOSII. PAUL LOWELL CIIRISTIE. PETER GRAHAM CLARK. JOIIN THURMAN, JR. COOPER, PASCAL WILSON COPLAN. ALFRED IRVING CORNELL, BRUCE GOODRICII CRUSSAN. EVANS IIARPEII. JR DANN. HERBERT ARTHUR DAVIDSON. FREDERICK COOLIDGII. JR DAVIS. JEFFERSON VERNON DAVIS. JOHN LAMAR DEDUSKRY. BASIL MERLE DEEKENS. WILLIAM CARTER DEUTSCH. LAURENCE EMANUEL DILLARD. POWELL GARLAND. JR DILLON. JOSEPH FRANCIS. JR DUNCAN. RALPH EMERSON. .IR DUVALL. SEVERN PARKER COSTIN. JR. EDBERT, ARTIIUR. JR EDENHAR TER. FREDERICK EDWARDS. EMORY ANDREW ELKIN5. JAMES PAUL ELLIS. WILBER RUSSELL. JR ERNST. RICHARD KAUFFMAN EVANS. FRANK LIVINGSTON FALK. WALTER LEO. JR TARQUIIAR. NORMAN FECIITER. WILLIAM CLEMENT FERAZZI. PATRICK SALVATORE FIELDS, ROBERT PHILIP YINLEY. ROBERT VAN EATON FISHWICK. MARSHALL WILLIAM FITZIIUGII. FRANCIS WIl.I'!UR. JR FLEMINO. WILLIAM CARY FORD. EMMETT BROWN. JR. FORREST. EDWIN GEORGE I OR'I', HARVEY WHITNEY eighty-seven per cent, are placed on the Dean's List of DISTINGUISHED STUDENTS IRALEY. ROGER DANA GADDI5. DUN ABBOTT GAINIZS. ROBERT WESLEY. JR GARBEE, WILLIAM CABICLL. JR. GARTII. THOMAS HANCOCK GERSTEIN. SUMNER MORTON GIUD CLYDE ERNEST GIITSON. EEN JOSEPH. JR GLEASON.DAVID THOMAS GOLDUERG. GEORGE RANDOLPH GOLDEN. MANO ROBERT GRAM. WILLIAM PARKER GREENWALD. HENRY PHILIP GREER. THOMAS KEISTER IIALEY. ELLIOTT CLARKE HALL. CLAUDE HAMPTON IIANKINS. JOIIN ROLAND IIARRELL. WILLIAM CLARENCE. JR. HARRIS. WALTER RUTLAND HARRHDN.JACQUEUN MARSHALL mis-rmcs, mcnuum cuzvsumn. .m. nm-rcm-u:l.u. xumvsv .vu1.mN HAWKINS. RAY EARLY HELMUS, ROBERT ALAN HEREFORD. FRANK LOUCKS. JR IIEIIOLD. JAMES KAKEL unnnsLL.JAcx LEE IIEYER RUSSELL RICHARD HIIXIXARD. CHARLES. JR mm., n-svmmxw TULLIIJGE. .m IIOLLIDAY. MALCOLM ALEXANDER IIOLLIHS. ALEXANDER IIUTHERFOORD HURT. ROBERT IIAYWARD JONES. JAMES BARRETT JUSTIS. IIOMER RODEHEAVER KAPLAN, LEON HOWARD KELLER. ROBERT JOHN. III KELLY. ROBERT ALISON xxssLsm HYMAN cnnnnss KUIVEN. CEIL GERALD KNOPP. JAMES MAURICE KuRNER.JULES clLMnn.xu mmusu. wn.1.mM uoumm- LARE. PETER FRANCIS LAmu.:ouN enwzw LANDON. IIENRY CLAYTON. JR. LAUGIINER. WILLIAM JAMES LEVITT. HEIIRERT MURRAY LEVY. ROBERT ISAAC LEWIS. EDWARD GATEWOOD LEWIS. FRANK NELSON LICIITENSTEIN. L. JAMES unnsu.. CHARLES wnouwom-n LxrrLs1oN.Joscnn snAnr.:n LvMAN.snwAnn MCLEAN LYON. WILLIAM SOUTHERN. JR Macmu-s. .youu wmrow, an. MCCLELLAND. wmxmn Moon: MCILWAINE. noumr DUNN. m MCKIM. ROBERT LEONARD MCQUEEN. JOHN HERBERT MADDEN. CARL IIALFORD MAJOR. LINWOOD CARLYLE. JR MANN. ALFRED KENNETH MASON. JAMES DUNN. JR MASTEIITON. CHARLES SEYMOUR MASTRAN. JOHN LEO MArLAcx.ALs:n1 snzuron Manmcn. wn.x.mM nusszu. MINOR.CHARLES Lnuwcunor MONJO. FEIIDINAND NICOLAS. III MORRH.DOUGLASCCCKEmLLE Mummu.. usnaswr N1cuox.As. Jn. Munnlw. mm.u- rosnm MYERS.RICHARD HAROLD . NAuMAN.nlcuAnn nsnrow NELSON.ROBERT MAYNARD NmwMAN.An: Nlwmw. Lawns nmrron om. wu.z.mM WIIITEHURST. m rAuL.nAuL nuvrnr PAYNE. ARNOLD BOARD PECK. THEODORE ABBOTT. JR. PEIRCE. BROOKE PENN. SAMUEL RANDOLPH PETER. MINOR CARY. III PETTIGREW. JAMES ANDREW PINCUS. MURRAY BENJAMIN PORTER ELLIS GIBSON POWELL. JEFFERSON NORMAN POWERS. RICIIARD QUARLES. JAMES CLIV. JR RANDOLPH. MALCOLM LOGAN RATIIBUN. NORMAN IIUME RAWLINGS. JAMES SCOTT REESE. EMMETT FRANCIS. III RISII. BENITO SERENO ROBIIINS, RALPH ROBERTSON. HARRISON MARSHALL. JR. ROBINSON. JOSHUA LOWELL ROTIISCIIILD. JDIIN ANDREW SANDERSON. JOHN WESLEY SCHADE. ROBERT HENRY SCIIWARTZ. EUGENE DAVID SCOTT. DAVID ROBERT MAIN SCOTT. ROMAINE SAMPLES. JR SELDEN. SHERMAN WARD SENIE. ALAN HARVEY SHERMAN. BURTON STAPLETON SIMON. MITCHELL 'IHOMAS SIMS. ROBERT TROWER SMITH. EDWARD CUTRER SMITH. GEORGE PEDRO SMITH. STEPIIEN RAYMOND SMITH. TIMOTIIY LAWRENCE SNODDY. LAWRENCE FONTAINE. JR. SOLOWEY. LAURENCE DONALD STEWART. PETER MINNOCK STEWART. ROBERT IVEY STITES. JOIIN HUNT JR STOKES. THOMAS MELVIN STONESIFER. PAUL SHAFER. JR. STRAGNELL. ROBERT SAWYZE. PETER JACOB TAIT. COLUMBUS DOWNING. JR. TAYLOR. HENRY PORTERFIELD. JR. TAYLOR. NELSON EDWIN. JR. TRORUP. OSCAR ANDREMS. JR. TIIROCKMORTON. BURTON HAMILTON. JR. TILMAN, RIVES LEONARD TINKER. JOHN FRANK TRAINER. FRANK WILSON TRAVIS. JAMES EDWIN TREVOR, PAUL WARREN IIOULT TRUITT. JAMES ROGERS MCCONNELL TUCKER. DEVERLEY DANDRIDGE. JR. TUCKER. JOSEPH BLOIJNT TUTIIILL. WILLIAM CARROLL VADEN. WILLIAM ROBERT VDORIIEES. ARTHUR. BDSTWICK. JR. WADE. DUDLEY FREEMAN WALKER. HENRY STREIT. II WALLINOTON. EDWARD CABWELL. JH. WALTER. CHARLES ROBERT. JR. WARD. CLYDE IIARTWELL. JR WEBER. GEORGE WEBSTER. DONALD DENT WEISIGER. BENJAMIN DOISSEAU. III WELFLEY. WILLIAM MARTIN WESTBROOK. RICHARD NEELY WIIITEHEAD. WALTER DEXTER. JR. WILKJNS. ROBERT BOCOCK WILLIAMS. MORTIMBR LEE WBJJAMS. SAMUEL HAINES. JR. WILLIS. WILLIAM 5CO'I'I' WILSON. DAVID COLE. JR WILSON. HENRY BEATTY WILSON. IIENRY HARRISON. JR WINGFIELD. EDWARD CHRISTIAN WOOD. FRANKLIN JEROME WOODAIID. JOHN WILSON. JR. WOODY. LFSTER GOULD YOST. WILLIAM LASSITER F591 f THE DEPARTMENT UE LAW O F F I C E R S DONALD R. WILSON .....,.,4.,.....,,..,... President VOLNEY I-I. CAMPBELL ..,.... ...,. V ice-President RICHARD F. MACMAHON, JR., ,.... Secretary JAMES E. EDMUNDS .,........ ,,.. H istorian 155 -1 :aol ,Sf 6 R W X .wma Q CX .2 APPLICANTS FCR DEGREES IN LAW SIDNEY JESSE BARBAN CAPE CHARLES, VIRGINIA Raven Society: Associate Decisions Editor, Virginia Law Review, '41-'42: Debating Team, '38-'39: Jefferson Society: Intermediate Honors. VOLNEY HOWARD CAMPIIIELI. ADINGDON, VIRGINIA Ii r Phi Alpha Delta: Vice-President. Law School: Student Advisory Council, Law School. ANDREW SIIIELEY Coxic ROANOKE. VIRGINIA K A l3.A., University of Virginia, '39: Intermediate Honors: Dean's List. College. JAMES EASLIEY I2nMuNns, III HALIFAX, VIRGINIA A K l'l T. I. I.. K. A.: Imp: l3 Society: Historian, Law School: Vice- Presidcnt, U. C. A.: Captain, Basketball, '3B: Varsity Baseball: President. G. A. A.: 3-3-3 Council: President, Omicron Delta Kappa: President, Graduating Claw, '42, DAvIn N. VV. GRANT, JR. WASIEIINGTON, D. C. RonIaR'I' RYLANII GVVATIIMIEY, Ill HANOVER. VIRGINIA S'I'IEWAR'I' BOLLING I'I0nnS LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA E A 141 Phi Delta Phi. JAMES RUSSELL MOURE MARION, VIRGINIA 2.2 N 4' Alpha Kappa Phi: Dean's List, College. DAVID HROVVN NICIIOLSON CHEVY CHASE, MARYLAND K A Secretary, University Center, '40-'4Z: Excalibur. FREDRICR GRESIIAM POLLARD RICHMOND, VIRGINIA 'DK E B.A., University of Virginia, '39: Phi Delta Phi: Skull and Keys: Secretary- Treasurer, German Club, '40-Wgl Imp: Eli Banana: Treasurer, Graduating ass, '42. JAMES OSBORNIZ PUTNAM, JR. CHARLOTTESVILLB, VIRGINIA 'Il A G Phi Delta Phi: P-K Society: Skull and Keys: Washiiigron Society: Press Club: President, Punch and Jule? Society, '4O: President, Gymnastics, '38: Student Senate, '39: Secretary- reasurer, First Year Law Class: Students' Advisory' Council, Law School: First Year Tennis Team: Boxing Squad: Track cam: Captain, Cross Country Team: V Club: Student Athletic Council, '40: Editor-in-Chief, Comes AND CURLS, '38. 1611 APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN LAW WILMAM HENRY SANDERS, ll PRINCETON, WEST VIRGINIA fl' A 0 B.A., Randolph-Macon Collvgv. RAYNER Vaksma Sumo WASHINGTON, VIRGINIA EN4' Chairman, First Year Cabinet. U. C. A.: Manager. Debating Team, '39-'40: Jefferson Society: Track: Cross Country. S'I'0NIiVS'AI,I. Snwmsun 'l'A'ris MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE E A I-2 Raveng Dormitory Councillorg Editor of Virginia Section. Law Rcvir-wg Dean's Listg Law Schoolg Law Students' Advisory Council: Exchequer, Phi Delta Phi: Student Assemblyg Stiicdent Assistant in Law: Omicron Della appa. JOHN PRIDE 'l'oMl.iNsoN COLUMBIA. TENNESSEE KA Kn.iM:N VAN Rnussxmmz CIDOVVNSEND NEW YORK, NEW YORK Virginia Law Rrvicwg Phi Delta Phig Student Law Assistant. WIll.I,lAM Bnw Wurrx, jk. BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA L A lu Phi Delta Phig Editorial Board, Virginia Lim' Rrviewg German Club. DONALD R. WILSON COVE, 'WEST VIRGINIA President, Law School, '41-f42. s fi' f K .:S,ig:ni IQ K LEW It W ra Lszi DEAN'S LIST THE DEPARTMENT IIE LAW WILLIAM GIBSON HARRIS . FRANCIS VIELE LowDEN, JR. . STANLEY WAI.KER JoNEs . FRED BLANTON, JR. . . SIDNEY J. BARBAN . SHEPHERD TATE . . . HENRY VAN DER GoEs . JOSEPH CASS WOODLE . R. LAMAR MooRE . . . KILIAEN V. R. TOWNSEND . 'WILLIAM BEW WI-IITE, JR. . WALTER Gmns MCKENNY, JR. RICHARD FRANCIS MCMAHON, JR. . ROBERT TIIRUSTON HUBARD, JR, GUY CTERARD RU'I'I-IEREURII . C. ROBERT BARD .... ALBERT JOSEPH STIFTEL . . . DONALD RANDOLPH WILSON . JosEPII HAYNSWORTH EARLE, JR. . H. RAYMOND Co'I'I'oN . . . ANDREW ADGATE DUER, JR. . PIIILIP GIBSON TERRIE . ALFRED P. O'HARA . . MURRAY P. MCCI.USKEY . TWILLIAM HENRY GORMAN . BRADFORD WILES . . . WILLIAM DUVAI. WEBER . JAMES OSBORNE PUTNAM . 'Grades based on one year's work. I94l-l942 October Io, IQ4I T631 . . 95.16 - - 94--73 . . 94.05 . . 94..oo - - 93-94 . . 93.84 . . 93.52 . . 93.26 . . 93.15 . . 92.68 . . 92.00 . . 91.84 - - 91-77 . . 9I.73 . . 9I.63 . . 9I.36 . . 9I.2I . . 9I.2I . . 9I.Io . . 9I.1o . . 91.05 . . 91.00 . . 9I.oo . . 90.84 . . 90.60 . . 90.47 . . 90.25 . . . . . 9o.Io JDI-IN RITCI-IIE, III Assistant Dean TH E DEP HERMAN ABADY LMRSJ FRANCES F. AMES HARRIS J. ANDREWS, JR. CIJRTISS BACON JOHN S. BATTLE, JR. ALEXIS I. DU PONT BAYARD FRED LOCK BENCKENSTEIN CARL BEYER FREDERIC ROEERTS BLAIR WILLIAM MCC. BLAIR, JR. ARTHUR DONALD BOHEN HAROLD BRILLIANT DAVID A. BRCCKINTON, JR. JOSEPH LOUIS BURCHETTA EDWARD JOSEPH BURKE PAUL JEROME CHASE MAYLON B. CLINKSCALES MARVIN JOHN COLANGELO RALPH G. COLLINS, JR. RALPH LIBBY CONNOR FRENCH I-IOGE CONWAY JAMES STROTI-IRR CROCKETT CLARENCE E. DUGAN, JR. GEORGE EDWARDS DUNCAN EUGENE MARTIN FEINBLATT MALIRICE FIXEL HT TIIFI. SECOND YEAR CLASS CALVIN M. FLINN, JR.- JAMES E. GODWIN WILLIAM M. GRAVATT, JR. CHARLES BEWICK I'IALL CHARLES FRANKLIN HAMLIN KIRK HANSON ROBERT BAKER HAREISON PHIL BARTON HARRIS GEORGE W. HURLBUTF STANLEY RAY KENT ROBERT CORWIN KIRKLAND R. I. PIEIKKINEN R. C. HESSE C. D. MIMMS N. S. PAUL J. R. PORTER, JR. J. L. STINSON QMISSJ FLORA KIRLEY JOHN WINGO KNOWLES JAMES LEVIN LATCHUM FREDERICK ADOLPH LAVEY THOMAS J. LEONARD, JR. JOHN A. MCCOYVN, II ALFRED BUFFIN MCEWEN RICHARD TILFORD McKEE PHILIP PENDLETON MARVIN JOSEPH ANDERSON MASSIE f Jigs? '.,' H J C. Q9 1 I64J JOHN CONRAD MEYERHOI.z JAMES H. MICHAEL, JR. FRANK RICHARD MORGAN XVILLIAM M. MORTON, JR. LESLIE MORRIS MULLINS JACOB NEW THOS. JOSEPH O'RElLLY SIDNEY F. PARHAM, JR. FRANKLIN XVOODSON PETERS HAMILTON MURRAY PEYTON NATHANIEL M. PIGMAN, JR. ROBERT B. POSNICK HAROLD HIDMORE PURCELL CHARLES LATHROP REED STEPHEN C. REVILLE, JR. CHARLES T. Ross, JR. HOSKINS MALLORY SCLATER LINWOOD BALDWIN TABB, JR JOHN THORNTON, JR. ROBERT JAMES TILDEN HENRY TAYLOR WICKHAM GEORGE C. WILLIAMS JOHN SNOWDEN WILSON ROBERT KAY WOLTz JAMES LEAKE WOODSON ANDREW PLIMPTON YOUNG THE DEP!-IRT WILLIAM ACQUILLA AI.I,EN HAROLD PAUL AI.'1'SHUI,ER DONALD MCGUIRE BANE ROBERT C. BARCLAY, III WILLIAM CULLEN BATTLE WILLIAM C. BAUKNIGHT, J HERBERT MARK BAUMGARD LAWRENCE AI.LIZN BELCI-IRR IVOR FRANKLIN BOIARSKY JESSE CULBERSON BOWYER JOHN B. BRECKINRIDGE, II VVILLIAM PAUI. COMPTON FRANK M. CONNER, JR. MARTIN LINDSEY COWEN, J CLAUDE LEE CRAWFORD KENNE'l'lI H. B. CUDMORE GEORGE MORRISON CURTIN THOMAS NEI.MS DOWNING MARVIN IRWIN EDELSTEIN BEVERLEY P. EGGLESTON, JR. JOHN DAVID EPIJERLY CHARLES H. EYSTER, JR. WILLIAM BIIIII EYSTER ADRIAN B. FINK, JR. ROBERT C. FITZGERALD LAURENCE K. FURGURSON, JR. DON HOI.I.IS1'l!R GANNON DAVID GREER, JR. FIRST YEAR CLASS PICKE'l I' MAGRUDER GREIG WESTON HARRIS GRIMSLEY DAVID I'IAR'l'FIELD, JR. THOMAS LOWE PIENRY DANIEL KAYE HERRICK LEROY L. PIIDINGER, JR. CARLETON CAREY HINES FORTESCUE W. HOPKINS TIENRY E. HOWELL, JR. QMISSJ EMMA L. IRWIN JESSE LINDEN JAFFE THOMAS LOWELL JASPER WILLIAM PURNELL JOIINSON C. C. CRUM R. T. MCGUSTY J. G. MATTHEWS H. E. RUSSELL CTEORGIE JAY JOSEPH ROBERT JOIIN KERDASIIA MARCUS ALLEN KIMBIIE EDWARD MONROE LEIGH GEORGE FRANCIS LEWIS, JR. RHODES G. LOCKWOOD, JR. BERNARD LOREN HARRY B. McDOWELL, JR. MAI.COI.M Y. MARSHALL ROBERT A. MARSIIALI. ROBERT HARDY MATHESON EDWIN GIIEENS MIDDIIETON I65l TIIFI. ROBERT EDWARD MOORE MIIIIIER FAY MORAN EDUARDO MANUEI. NEGRON PIIILIP COOPER PA'I I'ERSON ROBERT N. PoLI.ARD, JR. CHARLES ARTHUR READ CHARLES THEODORE REESE TYREI.L GIIIIIS ROGERS WILLIAM H. D. ROssI'I'ER JAMES PATRICK RYAN AI.BER1' ORTENZO SCAEURO PETER NIcIIOI.AS SCHILLER ROBERT H. C. SEATON JOSEI-II J. SKINNER, JR. MORTON BERTRAM SRERO FRANK LI'l l'I.E TIIOMAS FRANK I.. TIIOMASSON, JR. MURRAY MARTIN VAN LEAK JOHN WILI.IAM WAI.TZ ARTHUR WAXMAN EDWARD L. WHITE, JR. FRANCIS B. WIIITING, II PIARRY N IWVTON XVHITIS JOHN Moss WHITTEN AUEREY S. WILLIAMS, JR. GLEN MORGAN WII,I.IAMS JOHN CLINTON WOOD ROBERT HENRY WOODROW, JR DEPARTMENT IIE MEDICINE O F F I C E R S EDWIN P. PARKER ............,...,.......,. President GLENN T. Fousr, JR. ..... .... V ice-President NELSON D. SMITH ..,.. ...... S ecretary H. VERNON PALMER ,.... Treasurer WILLIAM E. BYRD . , . ...,.. Historian A 661 f K 'EEWI ' .' f Xl gf J I APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN MEDICINE ALFRED Rives BERKLEY, JR. ROANOKE, vmcmm A ll' Calconon Club, Skull and Keys: German Clubg V Club: Freshman Football, '35, Freshman Basketball, '36, Varsity Football, Raven, Phi '36, '37, Senior Cabinet, U. C. A., '39-'40, LLOYD BYRON IIURK, JR. ALBXANDRIA, VIRGINIA -If Y VVn.I.mM EDWARD BYRD NORFOLK, VIRGINIA K E Phi Beta Pig Historian, Medical School, '4l-'42, EUGENE MEAD Calflflav, JR. CIIARLOTTESVILLH, VIRGINIA A E I' Beta Kappa: Jefferson Society: Student Assembly: Board of Directors, Virginia Speclular. Josmfn W IiN'I'WOR'I'H CoxE, III ROANOKE, VIRGINIA WD.1.1AM G. CROOK JACKSON, TENNESSEE 4' A 0 Omicron Delta Kappag B.A., Sewanee, '37g Calconon Clubg Alpha Omega I67I Alpha, President, Washington Society, '41-'42, ANDREW J. CRU'I'CIIFIEI.Il MAYO, VIRGINIA Wn.L1AM Asnnx' Davis AGRICOLA, VIRGINIA fl- x RICHARD LAURIENS DIESAUSSURE, JR. WASHINGTON, D. C. 2 X Gymnastica. HENRY PRICE DEYERLE HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA -1- B II B.S., University of Virginia. MONROE T. DIAMOND NEW YORK, NEW YORK I'IIiRBER'I' GRAS'I'X' D1cRiE, JR. ROSBLAND, VIRGINIA -1- X S APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN MEDICINE JAMES Wu.i,mM Dicxua ROSIZLAND, VIRGINIA 'Il X MARTIN DoNm.s0N DANVILLE, VIRGINIA K A Phi Beta Pi. I-Imuu' Enwi N FARVHR MC LEAN. VIRGINIA 'Iv X EUGENE O. Gor.ns1'mN HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Pi Delta Epsilon. JOHN Mom I-IAM, BLKIN, NORTII CAROLINA -If II II Secretary, Nlcdicnl Schoolg Raven Clmvm IIAwl,m' CINCINNATI. OIIIO Wn,1.mM Wvlvrr Hon ACR nofwoxa, vmGlNm II K A V Clubg Track, '36-'38g Football. '353373 Dormitory Councxllol 38 '421 Chief of Student Police, '38-'4Zg IRA.. University of Vlrginn 39 ICDMUND M. I-Ilmniaksow BIIIDGHTOWN, VIRGINIA JULIUS H, HOPKINS PETERSBURG. VIRGINIA JHTHRO I-IUR1' Ikm' DLACKSTONE, VIRGINIA ir' B II DONNIE I-Iuiz James, ju. MICRO, NORTH CAROLINA Joi-IN Km.r,AEN Lmco PUNGOTEAGUE, VIRGINIA -Ir B II X3 I68J 13 f u N bt ' .1 i APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN MEDICINE BE'1'1'Y ALLEN MAGRUIIHR CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA President, WDIDCIIIS Student Association, '41 CllARl,1cs MANGIIAM SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS A 'I' S2 Calconon Club: Boxing Squad. DAVID V. MANN RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS EIWVARD PRINCE MCCRRRRY, JR. HINTON, WEST VIRGINIA Calconon Club, Pi Beta Kappa. JOHN NNRNDIQLI. OAs'r, III NORFOLK, VIRGINIA fl- 1' A Calconon Club. EDWIN .PEARSON PARKER, III FORT IIRAGG, NORTH CAROLINA A Ii 111 42 T. I. I.. K. A., ZH, Calconon Club, VH Club, Football Squ1d 36 37 Boxing Team, '38-'39. WALKER Rm'Nol.ns, JR. ANNISTON, ALABAMA I3 0 II Lambda Pig German Club, Nu Sigma Nu, Glce Club, '35-'37 Swimming Team, '36-'37, Tennis Team, ,36-'37. Wu.1.1AM 1-I. S1-mx-'RR WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA RICHARII Co1f1fMAN SIIRUM DAYTON, VIRGINIA fb X Alpha Omega Alpha. VVILLIAM NA'1'l1ANua1, THOMAS ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND Ip K rp Calconon Club. .IAMIES AR'1'11UR '1IlIVVliA'I I' l'l3'l'IiRSIlURG, VIRGINIA 4- 11 Il WRIR IVII'I'Cl'IIiI.I.. 'IIUCKIER RICHMOND, VIRGINIA B 0 II Nu Sigma Nu: Z g V Club, T. I. I... K. A.g Skull 1nd es Varsity Football, I34-,35g Varsity Track, Freshman Football Freshman E691 Basketball, Freshman Track. APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN MEDICINE HERBERT EDWARD VALENTINE LAWRENCIEVILLH, VIRGINIA A X A Phi Beta Pig B.S., Randolph-Macon. JOHN ALDEN VANN NORFOLK, VIRGINIA N 2 N FREDERICK DAsH1Em. WH1'rn NORFOLK, VIRGINIA N E N Alpha Omega Alpha. Josavu L. W1r.RRRsoN DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA :Il X A.B., Maryville College, '36. MERVIN B, VVINIE HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA LEONARD JEROME YAMSIION CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA -I' E Il Phi Lambda Kappa. CHARLES A, YOUNG NORFOLK, VIRGINIA NEN ISAAC MYERS ZIGLRR BROADWAY, VIRGINIA 'I' B TI Alpha Omega Alpha. Ky I70J 2 f F:l5'f'I: i N 'I I M -Y DEP BT THOMAS GRASTY BELL LENORA VIRGINIA BROWN RAYMOND RUEEEN COMESS JULIAN QUAYLE EARLY PEYTON R. EVANS, JR. OLIVER B. BOBBITT, JR. ARMISTEAD P. BOOKER JOSHUA F. B. CAMDLOS WILLIAM GRANT CROOK EDGAR LEE CRUMIIACKER ANDREW J. CRUTCHFIELD, JR. MONROE THOMAS DIAMOND DEAN'S LIST T UF SECOND YEAR DONALD 'TERRELL FAULKNER HARPER KEI'l'PI PIELLEMS ELIZABETH HARMON HILL ROBERT S. HUTCI-IESON, JR. FRANCIS CHARLES JACKSON CARL MILLARD LANG WILLIAM G. LEARY, JR. ROBERT EARNEST MCALI-INE LEONARD IRVING MAIIIS HOVVARD EVERETT MEIlINlE'l'S THIRD YEAR DONALD PAUL CHANCE JAMES TIIOMAS COLLEY LEWIS FRANKLIN COSEY, JR. Tl-10MAS STILVVELL EDWARDS THOMAS CARTER FOWLKES MILTON SIDNEY GOLIJMAN JOSEPH KESSLER MYRTLE EVELYN LOGAN FOURTH YEAR HARRY EDWIN FARVER WILLIAM ELGIN HARMAN JOI-IN CIIRISMAN HAWK, JR. CIIAPIN I-IAWLEY WILLIAM WYATT HIOBACK DONALD WAYNE LINCK PRESTON BROOKS LOWRANCE ALBERT SLOCOME MAcMILI.AN E711 Ellllll HENRY C. MEREDITH, JR. PIENRY RANKIN MILLER LOREN F. PARMLEY, JR. PIELEN WICKHAM TAYLOR JOHN ROBERT TROXELL DANA C. MITCHELL, JR. CHARLES F. SCHNEIDER NELSON MONTGOMERY SMITH BE'l'1'Y ALLEN MAGRUDER EDWIN PEARSON PARKER, III RICHARD COFFMAN SHRUM ISAAC MYERS ZIGLER THE DEP HTMENT IJF EDIEI E NATHANIEL E. ADAMSON, JR. WOODLAND W. ANDERSON, JR. HENRY STUART ANDREWS, JR ROBERT EUGENE BALSLEY WILLIAM STERLING BARKER JOHN HARMON BEVERAGE IRVING BORNSTEIN CHARLES BUNYAN BRAY, JR. JAMES LEONIDAS CAMP, III WALTER R. CHITWOOD EDWARD LESLIE COLE, JR. CHARLES G. CRADDOCK, JR. FRED SELDEN CRUSER COURTLAND H. DAVIS, JR. THOMAS N. DAVIS, III ARTHUR BALDWIN DUEL, JR. STANTON LEE EVERSOLE, JR. DARIUS FLINCHUM HERBERT P. FRIEDMAN, JR. CHARLES M. GARLAND, JR. MACBETH ROY GASOUE, JR. JOHN EDWARD GEORGE RICHARD ALSOP GILBERT NORMAN GOLDPARB WILLIAM CLAYTON BARR FRANK SMOOT BEAZLIE, JR. TIIOMAS GRASTY BELL GEOFFREY H. -BINNEVELD JOSEPH SHELTON .BOWER MAURICE MILLER BRAY LENORA VIRGINIA BROWN GEORGE BENJAMIN CARTER CHARLES MIIITON CLARK, JR RAYMOND RUEBEN COMESS KELI.EY KING DAVIS JULIAN QUAYLE EARLY PEYTON R. EVANS, JR. DONALD TERRELL FAULKNER WALTER C. FITZGERALD FREDERICK JOHN FLYNN, JR. ABRAHAM JULIAN QEABRIELE FIRST YEAR JOHN R-OY GREGORY WII.LIAM PIENRY HARRISON ROBERT WILLIAM HARTLEY BARRY FUGH HAWKINS LUCIUS DAVIS HILL, III ROBERT L. A. KEELEY GUY OTIS KELLER, JR. DOUGLAS OLIVER KERN ROBERT KINNAIRD, JR. PARKER HALL LEE, JR. RICHARD H. LOWE, JR. JAMES WII.I.lAM LOYND, II CHARLES H, LUPTON, JR. FRED COLEMAN MACKLER HUNTER REECE MANN, JR. MICPIAEL WILLIAM MANZIE WILLIAM B, MARBURY, JR. EDWARD JOSEPH MEARS KARL FERDINAND MENK JOHN MCCLUER MIMMS BENJAMIN F. MON'I'AGUE, JR. CARY NELSON MOON, JR. SILAS M. MOORMAN, II ROBERT HOLCOMBE MORRISON ALVA DENTON ORR SECOND YEAR INNES CORRELL HAINES HARPER KEI'I'PI HELLEMS ELIZABETH HARMON HILL ROBERT S. HUTCHESON, JR. FRANCIS CHARLES JACKSON KING ARCY JAMISON WILLIAM REXPORD JOHNSON CARL MILLARD LANG WILLIAM GORDON LEARY, JR. CHARLES E. LIDDINGTON MARION COOPER LINDEL GARNETI' WILLIAM LINK ROBERT EARNEST MCAl..l'lNE ROBERT E. L. MCNEELY LEONARD IRVING MAI.lS HOWARD EVERE'I'I' MEDINETS HENRY CLARKSON MEREDITH HENRY RANKIN MILLER X, 721 4:1 f N I H , IQ. 'L 1 2 HARRY J. PERLBERG, JR. RANDOLPH PRESTON PILLOW SIDNEY COHN REICIIMAN MACEY HERSCHEL ROSENTHAL r1'UCKER M. SCOTT, JR. ISADORE SHAPIRO TURNER BLAIR SHELTON MORTON JACK SILK JAMES GIVEN SNEAD WILLIAM PRICE SPENCER ROYAL EPPES STUART DANIEL DOAK TALLEY, III GORDON C. G. THOMAS GRA11'AN H. TUCKER, JR. GRANVILLE G. VALENTINE, JR. GRAHAM ALEXANDER VANCE CHARLES WILLIAM WAGNER WILLIAM DUNN WALKER PETER A. WALLENBORN, JR. JOSEPH PERCIVALI. VVHI'l'l'I.E HENRY A. WISEMAN, III JOHN PETER WISSINGER EDWIN SNEAD WYSOR JOHN ELM ER ZEARPOSS, JR. CURTIS T. MONTGOMERY JOHN LANGDON MOSS ANNE NEWHALL CARDWELL CAMDEN NUCKOLS HAROLD VERNON PALMER LOREN F. PARMI.EY, JR. ROBERT WILLIAM SJOGREN HELEN WICKI-IAM TAYI.OR JOHN ROBERT TROXELL EDWARD ALTON TYLER JESSE O. VAN METER, JR. CHARLES WILLIAM VIVIAN CHARLES MILLER WALSH, III LOUIS NAPOLEON WA'rERs EDGAR NEWMAN WEAVER LEE ELIAS WHl'I'LOCK, JR. WALTER D. WOODWARD JOHN DEAN ADAMS MARGARET ALEORD BARNES WALTER PROTI-IRO BARNES, JR MONTE LEROY BINDER OLIVER BEIRNE BoEIII'I'T, JR. ARMISTEAD PAGE BOOKER RICHARD BOOTH, JR. DAN PARKER BOYE'I 1'E, JR. EUGENE CALLDWAY, JR. JOSHUA F. B. CAMBLOS DONALD PAUI. CIIANCE SIDNEY WILLIAM COIIEN JAMES THOMAS COLLIEY WILLIAM CASSIUS COOK, JR. LEWIS FRANKLIN COSRY, JR. JOSE ANGEL DE JESUS THOMAS STILWELL EDWARDS GEORGE BLEECKIZR ELY 'FHOMAS CARTER FOWLKES GILES QUARLES KIILMER SAMUEL THOMI-SON ADAMS ALFRED RIVES BERKELEY, JR. LOUIS PERCIVAL BRI1'I', JR. JAMES MARION BRYANT LLOYD BYRON BURK, JR. WILLIAM EDWARD BYRD EUGENE M. CAFFEY, JR. EDWARD M. CAMPBIELI. JESSE NEWTON CLORE, JR. JOSEPH W. COXE, III WILLIAM GRANT CROOK EDGAR LEE CRUMPACKER ANDREW J. CRUTCHEIELD, JR. WILLIAM .ASHBY DAVIS RICHARD L. DESAUSSURE, JR. HENRY PRICE DEYERI.lE MONROE THOMAS DIAMOND HERBERT G. DICKIE, JR. JAMES WILI.IAM DICKIE MARTIN DONELSON, JR. HARRY EDWIN FARVER THIRD YEAR MILTON SIDNEY GOI.lJMAN NICCHIESNEY GOODALL, JR. MELVIN STANLEY GREENEERO WII.I.IAM D. HADEN, JR. WILLIAM F. HARRIZLI., JR. EDWARD ROBERTS HAWKINS CHARLES H. HENIJIERSON, JR. CHARLES AI.BIiR'I' I-IUDSON CARL WILLIAM IRWIN EUGENE RHODES JOIINSTON GEORGE BARNARD KEGI.EY EUSEBIUS MII.'l'0N KEI.I.zXM JOSEPH KESSI.ER RANDOLPH LEIGII, JR. CAMIIILUS S. L,ENGI.li, JR. EARL JAY LEVINE MYRTLE EVELYN LOGAN FRANK ARMSTRONG MCCUE CHARLES G-. MCKENDREE DONALD DAVID MARKOWITZ FOURTH YEAR GLENN TAYLOR FOUST, JR. EUGENE O. GOLDSTEIN JOHN MOIR I-IALL VVILLIAM ELGIN I-IARMAN JOHN CHRISMAN HAWK, JR. CHAPIN TIAWLEY EDMUND MCIQEII. HENDERSON FRANCIS CHARLIES HOARE VVILLIAM WYATT HOBACK JULIUS HERMAN H-OIAKINS JETHRO HURT IRIIY, JR. DONNIE I-IUE JONES, JR. DONAI.D WAYNE LINCK JOIIN KEI.I.AM LINGO PRESTON BROOKS LOWRANCH EDWARD P. MCCREERY, JR. ALBERT SLOCOMD MACMILLAN BE'I I'Y Al.l.liN NIAGRUDIER CIIARLES ADLEX' MANGIIAM IJAVIIJ VYE MANN E731 SAMUEL PERCY MARSHALL DANA C. MI'l'CHELL, JR. JOIIN W. I-I. MORGAN RANEY ARCIIER OVEN J-OIIN BREVVER Pl'i'I I'ER CAROI. LEVAN PLOTT JESS AVERE1'I'E POWELL, JR. JAMES GUY PRICE GEORGE NICIIOLAS PSIMAS CHARLES F. SCIINEIDER NELSON NIONTGOMIERY SMITH JOSHUA PRICE SU'l'IlliRI.ANIl ROBERT' MCK. r1'ANKlESI.EY WILLIAM N. r1'HOMAS, JR. JOIIN COVINGTON '1xINSLEY, JR MARY' MARTIN VVADE DONAI.D VVALTIZRS WALTER MOTLEY VV1-IITIE, JR. HAROLD STANLEY x70OD EUGENE JAMES YORKOFF 'v. QLIFFORD DEVERE MILIIER JOI-IN WENDELL OAST, III EDWIN PEARSON PARKER, III DRAKE PRI'l'CHli'l l' CONS'I'AN'l'INli N. PSIMAS WALKER REYNOLDS, JR. RICIIARD L. SCIILEY, JR. WII.I.IAM I'IAMILTON SHAFER RICHARD COIPFMAN SHRUM ROBERT RICHARD STANLEY WII.I.IAM N. THOMAS, JR. JAMES ARTIIUR 'TIIWIEATT VVEIR MITCHELL FPUCKER I-IERIIERT E. VALENTINE, Jr. JOHN REDUS VANN FREDERICK DASIIIEI.L WHITE JOSEPH LIEYBURN VVILKERSON MERVIN BOWMAN WINE LEONARD J.,YAMSHON CIIARLES A. YOUNG, JR, ISAAC MYERS ZIGLER DEPARTMENT UE ENGINEERING O F F I C E R S GEORGE C. BARBER .......... Presidenl CHARLES W. ASI-:BY . . . Vice-President KENNETH C. RATHBUN . . . . Secretary HENRY L. KINNIER . . . . Treasurer 9 l74J 16' f m 6 110 E E S . APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN ENGINEERING JOHN H. ADAMS CLARKTON, VA. Student Police: A.S.lVI.E. Ci-rAlu.lss VV. Asimi' WARIITOWN, VA. Vice-President, Engineering Schoolg O.D.K.g Pi Delta Epsilon. Gnokciz C. BARBER PATIIRSON, N. J. President, Engineering School: O.D.K.g Honor Committeeg A.S.lVl.E.g Tau Beta Pig Theta Tau, First Year Footballg Dormitory Councillor. JAMias T. BURKE OAK Him., W. VA. Cross-Countryg A.I.E.E. JAMES I. BU'1'zNlzk SrznAN'roN, PA. Trigon: Alpha Chi Sigma, A.I.Ch.E.g Engineefs Reading Club, First Year Tennis. Waixrizk G. CANHAM, JR. ARLINGTON, VA. Engineering Rcvicwg A.l..Cl'1.E.g Enginea.-r's Reading Club. VVINI-'IliI.D P, Cowmm. VINCIZNTOWN, N. J. The-ta Tau: A.I.Ch.IE.g Dean's List, Engineer's Reade-r's Club. Rox' E. Ciuaws ROANOKE, VA. Them Tau: Senior Cabinet: A.I.E.E.g Business Manager, Enginvrrirxg Rc- vicwg Wesley Clubg Engineering Student Council. Enwmxu L. Foeksriaiz MAYWOOD, lu.. Alpha Chi Sigma, A.I.Ch.E. I CIIARLIES Y. JOHNSON ARUNGTON, VA. Engineering Councilg A.T.E.E.g Institute nf Raclin Engineers: IVIarI1exnarics Assistant. l'l0MIER F. JOHNSON, JR. LYNc:Huui1G, VA. Trigon. HENRY Lma KINNIIER Aiu.1NG1'oN, VA. Kappa Alphag Theta Tau, A.S.C.E. E751 :hp APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN ENGINEERING ERNEST B. LIvIzsAv CLIFTON FORGE, VA. Theta Tau, A.S.C.E., President, First-Year Basketball. CARI.'1'oN H. Lowa ARLINGTON, VA. Theta Tau, Vice-President, A.S.M.E., Flying Club. JOHN P. MARCH CINCINNATI, OHIO Beta Theta Pi, President, A.S.M.E., President, Trigon, Judicial Committee, P.-K. Society, Engineering Council. WII.I.IAM H. MCCOI' Wns1'cHns'reR, PA. Alpha Tau Omega, Trigun, A.I.Ch.E., CORKS AND CURLS, Photography Editor, Engineering Ncwx. ROBERT S. MCDANIEI. FREDERICKSBURG, VA. Tau Beta Pi, Trigon, Alpha Chi Sigma, A,I.Ch.E. WIN'I'IIRoI' W. MIsI,I.uN WILMINGTON, DHL. Phi Kappa Psi, Theta Tau, A.I.Ch.E., Rolls Editor Conxs AND CIJRLS. SYI.vI3s'I'eR O'GRlNCE AURORA, MINN. V Club, Theta Tau, A.S.C,E., Lambda Pi, P.-K. Society. WILLIAM R. PAYNII SCOTTSVILLB, VA. Trigun, A.S.M.E., Engineer's Readers Club. KENNETH C. RATIIBUN BALTIMORE, Mu. Theta Tau, Who's Who in American College and Universities, President, Tau Beta Pi, O.D.K., Raven, 3-3-3 Athletic Council, Washington Society, V Club, Football, Track, Captain, Boxing, Light-Heavyweight Runner- Up, N.C.A.A., l940, National A.A.U. Decathlon Runner-Up, 1939: Engineering School Secretary, Treasurer, First-Year Football, Boxing. Track: A.S.M.E., Wesley Club, Engineer's Reading Club, Engineer's Council, Aviation Club. ROBERT R. Ross WILKES-BARRE, PA. Vice-President Trigun, Engineering Council, President, A.I.Ch.E., Treas- urer of Engineering School, Glee Club, Enginecr's Readers Club. DAVID W. SCI-IUMARIQR ScOTTsvII.I.n, VA. THOMAS D. SI.oAN, JR. ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. Tau Beta Pi, Trigun, A.S.M.E., Aviation Club. my l76l f H : I is IQ R A R - R Q .J .l .Q- President, Wuley APPLICANTS FOR DEG ENGINEERING ROBERT D, S'l'UI,'I'ING CHAnLo'rT12svn.r.la, VA. REES IN Theta Tau: Vice-Chairman, A.I.E.E. W. IIHNRY 'IIUCKIER SEAFORD, Dm.. 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STOWIE RICIIARD E, S'l'OXVlEI.L JOIIN TIIOMAS S'l'RlEA'l' 'IQIIORNTON S'l'RlNCFEI.I.OXV PAGE B. SUTIIERLAND ROEERT J. 'lxAPSCO'l l' DEAN R. 'PIIACKIER JAMES R. r1'IlROXK'liR, JR. JOIIN T. rflCER ROBERT G. TURNER, JR. TEMPLE VV. rfU'l'XVII.liR, Il VVILLIAM L. VAUGIIAN HAROLD E. VVIBBERLY, JR. JAMES J. WILLIAMS CHARLES O. WILLIS VVILLIAM W. VVILLOUGIIBY ROEERT B. VVINSERO ARTHUR J. VVl'l l'S'l'OCK PI-III.L C. WOOD, JR. TIUNTER S. WOOIJBERX' JOHN S. YATES SEYMOUR ZEENROY DEPARTMENT UF EDUC!-KTIIIN OFFICERS - WILLIAM MILES ........... President WILLIAM DUDLEY ..... . . . Vice-President JANE O'NEILL . . . . Secretary SUE WATTS .... . . Treasurer PRUDENCE WI-IITE . . . Historian I QD soI 13 f , IS b HMM. Q -1 I l APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN President of Kap Eastern Shore Club: l8I1 EDUCATION RUTH E. CHILDS Pnmnsnuuc, VA. LAI-I MAY EDWARDS CLINTON, S. C. LAI. JOHN H. GORDON CHARI.oTTIssvILI.u, VA. IRMA Howsn NORFOI.K, VA. pa Dcltag Secretary of Womcn's Stu EVELYN E. ISIENHOUR WOQDLBAF, N. C. HILDA GRAHAM -IARVIS UNIVERSITY, VA. EJUY MARTIN CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. WILLIAM G. MILES MELFA, VA. Education Clubg Historian of Educ ELIZABETH MOIISIR CHAI1I.o1TIzsvILLIe, VA. MARION C. MUNIDY CHARI.oT1'IasvII.LI2, VA. XS? MAIIGUIERITE NICHCJI.SON OCEAN Vuaw, VA. JANE W. O,NElI.L CHARI.o'rTHsvII.Ln, VA. X K2 dent Association. ation School, l94l APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN First-Year EDUCATION VIRGINIA M. O'SL'r.1.1v.fxN IVY DEPUT, VA. CHARLISS H. Rl'1 1',JR. WAsr1lNG1'oN, D, C. Footballg Lambda Pig Student Asscmblyg Co ANn Cuux.sg Publicity Iidimr. SARAH H. SCARROROLJCH Sumrfrmz, S. C. Vice-Prcsidclmt, Kappa Delray Co-Ed Graduate I-Ifxzlzl, C. NV1l,1.mMs DANv11.l.n. VA. Ilvgc Topicsg Cuxucs CouncII. O 0 f 5 ran DEP HT T Ill: EH Tlll ROBERT HUMPIIREI' ATHEARN HLANTON GEE BARNES MARY NIARCARIET COLEMAN SUSAN CRAFT WILI.IAM DAVIS CROCKli'l l' EMMARIZNE DAVIDSON ' HENRLET'I'A DAVIS GRACE ANSTICE DEPUTY MAREE DEWITI' VIRGINIA L. DRUMIIlil,l.liR VVILLIAM MCGARVIN DUDLEY DONALD LLOYD EDGERTON LOUISE CAMPER EWELI. l.0UDAI.lZ FAGG UNDERGRADUATES' I-IANNAII FITZIIUGII f:ORIJON MARY HliNRl1i'l I'A GRAINGER EDITH GALE GRANT ROE ERT I-IOWERTON GRIXV:K'I I' IZ GEORGE RINOOLD GUI' PAULINE E. IIEERMANCE RICIIARD FLOTD JAMES CLYDE I-IENRI' KNICIIT DOROTHY CORINNE LUCR LESTER GUY MAR'l'lN MARX' WILSON MAUIIIN LUCILE EASTIIAM MICIIIE FRANCIS MIXURICE NULL RALI-II I-IARLAND O,DEI.L ANNE FLORENCII PARSONS WILLIAM THOMAS ROBERTS NANCI' LOUISE RUSSUM 'This list was incomplete and Imperfecr when Comms AND CURLS won: IO pIcSs. H351 Ron ERT r1iURNBUl.l. GII.l.li'l l'l5 ROBERT CLINTON RU'l'I,EDCIi NANCY REYNOLDS SMITII JANIE WOOD SMOOI' JEAN DABNEY SPICHR LEVVIS BENTON STEVENS ROBHR1' BENJAMIN 'IQURNBULL LEONARD WALTER VAUGIIAN GEORGIQ HARRY VREELAND SUE GARNli'l l' WATTS ALDEN WILCIIER VVIIITMORIE CIIARLES MAX'l5 WILSON WILLIAM VVIIISON WRIGIIT ALBON WAVERLI' YowEI.L DEPARTMENT DE GRADUATE STUDENT 0 O F F I C E R S WILLIAM P. BOYER ......... President REx BEACH . . . . . Vice-President RICHARD BERNARD . . . Secretary JOHN H. REISNER . . Treasurer f Ai o be - ,.' f we l84J 16' -f PPLIEA TS EUR DEGREES DEPARTMENT OF GRADUATE STUDIES Applicants for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy FONTAINE C. ARMlS'l'l'IAl7 .... Physics STEWART BELL, JR. . Rural Social Economics I-IARRIs W. ISRAIJIJZY . . . WILLIAM FRANK BU'l'I.HR . RUSSELL ELWELI. Fox . ARTHUR LETCIIER JONEs STANLEY EARL KRAIILER . GLORIA BERTHA LADIEU . EDMUND F. MACDONAI.D . IRENE RosE MANN . . VERNON Ross MATTER . . FREDERICK DEWOLI-'E Mll.l.ER LESTER PAUL MILLER . . Chemistry Eco no mics . Physics Cltclnislry Chemistry Psychology Economics Engineering Cllemislry Engineering . French FREDERICK ERNST NOLTING, JR. . Philosophy VVILLIAM R. OLIVER . Rural Social Economics GEORGE BLOCKER PACE . Wll.l.lAM HARWOOD PIDEN BRUCE A. PERRY , . . AI.I.EN SHEDD PowEI.L . ETHORGE RNILLIAM SCOTT . JUNE CIIAIIMAN SLAUCIITER BENJAMIN JOHNSON TODD . PAUL Al.EXANlDER VVHITE . SAMUEL WIIICOX . . . WII.I.IAM PRESTON BACES . . Engineering . Engineering . . Biology . Chemistry . . Chemistry . . . French . . Chemistry . Mathematics . Economics . . Chemistry CTRADY B. CURVE . Rural Social Economics .llrplicants for Degree of lllaster of Arts EMMIi'l l' II. ANDERSON, JR. . . French SUSAN LEAR BROADDUs ..... English WILLIAM P. BRANN . Rural Social Economics CARLTON B. BRODBECK . . L. VERNON BROWN . . . JOI-IN STUnEs BRUSHVVOOD IRBY BRUCE CAUTHEN, JR. JEAN SCOTT CLARKE . . HAROLD HEATEN COOPER . History . Ilistory . Spanish . English . History English FRANCIS B. COSBY . Rural Social Economics XNILLIAM A. COULTER .... Education WlI.l.MORE M. DAMERON, JR. . Mathematics WII.I.IAM J. DE LONG, JR .... Education ALFRED C. ELLIS . Rural Social Economics WILLIAM A. fiAUGH'l' . Rural Social Economics EUGENE VAN NEss GOETCHINS . . German VVALTER H. GOTTsCHALIc . . Mathematics PHILLIP H. HARDY . . . Education RAYMOND W. HEATWOLE . . , Economics 'Masters of Science Degree applicants were not available. PATRICIA KATHERINE HALEERT . . JoIIN EDWIN HUs'I'ED . . ROIIERT 'l'. IRvINE, JR. . BEVERLY JONES .... GRANK S. KAULEACR, JR. . BYRD WESLEY LONG . . ANITA YOUNT MAS1'lN . Bl-I'l l'lE 'FELL MILLER . DESSIE R. MILLER . CLARENCE AMos NEFF . WII.LIAM C. OVERSTREET . COY HOYT PRICE . . . . CHARLES F. REYNOLDS, JR. . SAMUEL OLIVER RUFF . . SARA HAMER SCARIIUROUOH ELSTU CLAYTEN SHORT . . LAURENCE G. STARLAY . MARTHA KERFOOT WARD . History . . Geology . English . Biology . Economics . Education . . French . Education . Education . English . Geology . . Economics Rural Social Ee. . . . English . . Education . Education . English Biology ELEY C. YVILSON . Rural Social Economics f EH UATE ALEXANDER WARD ALI.ISON . . . English B.A., Hampden-Sydney College RUEUS KITE ALLISON ..... Chemistry B.S., Davidson College THAD MORRIS AMACKER .... Chemistry B.A., Mississippi College ALFRED AMBROSE AMEERG . . Economics B.A., University of Chicago HARRY AMMON ......... History B.S.S., M.A., Georgetown University EMMETT HARVEY ANDERSON, JR. . .lircnch B.A., University of Richmond HARRY LEE ARCHER . . Surgical Pathology B.S., V. M. l.g M.D., Univ. of Virginia FONTAINE CATESBY ARMISTEAD. .Physics B.A., M.A., University of Virginia MELVIN WINEREY AYLOR . . Mathematics B.S.Ed., M.S., University of Virginia FRANK BAUER .......... Physics B.S., College of William and Mary JAMES HENRY BAILEY ...... History B.A., College of William and Mary PHILIP SIGMON BAILEY .... Chemistry B.S., Okla. Bap. U.: M.S., U. of Okla. CHARLES LEWIS BAKER ..... Biology B.A., West Virginia. University EDWARD GOODWIN BALLARD . . Philosophy B.A., Coll. of W. 81 M.g M.A., U. Va. JOHN WILLIAM BARKSDALE, JR., Economics B.A., Birmingham-Southern College WILLIAM HAMILTON BARRETT . Education B.S., W. 86 L. Unlv.g M.A., Univ. of Va. KENNETH C. BASS, JR. ..... Chemistry B.S., University of Richmond REX BEACH ......... . . History B.S., Davidson Coll., M.A., Univ. of Va. JULIUS UENEDICT UBARNSON . .Economics B.S., Utah St. Ag. Coll.5 M.A., Stan. U. BRITTON l-'EREEEE BEASLEY . . Chemistry B.A., University or North Carolina JAMES ERNEST BERUAHI .... . . . Music B.A., University OI California EDMUND BERKELEY ....... Biology B.S., University of Virginia RICHARD RYERSON BERNARD . Mathematics B.S., University of Virginia ROBERT ROGERS BLAKE .... Psychology B.A., Berea Coll.g M.A., Univ. of Va. WILLIAM A. BLANKINSHIP . Mathematics B.A., University of Virginia TRUMAN ARTHUR BOTTS . . Mathematics B.S., J. B. Stetson U.g M.A., U. of Va. WILLIAM PRESTON BOYER . . . Chemistry B.S., Virginia Military Institute CARSON MILLER BRADLEY . . . Education B.S.Ed., M.S., University of Virginia HARRIS WALTON BRADLEY . . . Chemistry B.S., Davidson College WILLIAM PAUL BRANN .Rural Social Eco. B.A., Arkansas State College BERNARD RICH BREYER ..... English B.A., Vanderbilt U.p M.A., l.. S. U. HENRY GRADY BRITT ...... Biology B.S., M.A., Wake Forest College SUSAN LEAK BROADDUS ..... English B.A., George Washitagton University CARLTON BORTNER BRODBECK . . History B.A., Catawba College IRA VERNON BROWN ...... History B.A., George Washington University MARION MARTIN BROWN, 11 . . English B.A., University of Texas THOMAS DICKINSON BROWN . . Biology B.S., M.S., University of Virgin... JOHN STUBBS BRUSHWOOID .... French B.A., Randolph-Macon College JAMES LUCKIN BUGG, JR. .... History B.A., Hampden-Sydney College HELEN DUPREE BULLOCK .... History B.A., University of California CHARLES EMERSON BURKETT . . . English B.A., Gettysburg College CRAIGHILL STONER BURKS .... Biology B.S., Hampden-Sydney College Wll.LIAM FRANK BUTLER . . . Economics B.A., Cornell University t S ' uni' J 3: J ' 7 13 LILLIAN STUART BUTT ..... History B.S., M.S., University of Virginia ROITERT CHRISMAN CALDWELL . . Economics B.S..Com., University of Virginia ARTHUR JORDAN CAMDEN . . . Education B.A., Roanoke Coll.g M.A., U. of Va. WALTER EUGENE CAMPBELL . Education B.A., Maryville College GRACE LEE CARR ........ English B.S., University of Alabama JAMES COLVIN CAUSEY ..... Biology B.A., Yale University IRRY BRUCE CAUTHBN, JR. . . . English B.A., Furman University HERMAN EMMETT CAVE .... Education B.A., Bridgewater College WARNER O. CHAPMAN . . Political Science B.A., University of Virginia SIM SIMEON CHAPPELLE .... Biology B.A., University of Louisville JAMES DOWLING CHERRY .... English B.A., University of Virginia GEORGE HAMILTON CHRISTIE . . English B.S.Ed., Temple University MARTHA JANE CHURCH ..... History B.A., U. of Ro.g B.S. in L.S., S. N. Coll. of Geneseo, N. Y. CHARLES LESTER CLARK . . . Muthentatics B.A., M.A., Stanford University JEAN SCOTT CLARKE ....... History B.S., Farmville State Teachers College STEVEN V. O. CLARKE . Political Science B.A., University of Virginia ROBERT WALTER COAKLEY .... History B.A., Coll. of W. 66 M.g M.A., U. of Va. ALBERT KIRVEN COCKE . . . . . Physics B.S., University of Virginia EVERBTT COUSINS COGBILL . . Chemistry B.S. Chem., University of Virginia ALFRED GORDON COLLEY, JR. . Economics B.S., Com., University of Virginia ROLAND EUGENE COOK .... Education B.A., Roanoke College CARRIE MAY COOKE ...... Education B.S.Ed., Madison College HAROLD HEATON COOPER .... English B.A., University of Virginia GEORGE EDD COPENHAVER . . Education B.A., Emory and Henry College FRANCIS B. COSBYQRHTHI Social Econonrics B.A., Bridgewater College MARY JANE Cox ...... Mathematics B,S,,Magh,, M.S., University of Virginia GWENDOLYN STAGER CRAWFORD . Economics B.A., Wilson College ADISON GILMORE CUMMINGS . Education B.S., M.S., University of Virginia WILLMORE M. DAMERON, JR. . Mathematics B.S.Ed., University of Virginia U SILAS SMITH DANN, JR, . . . Economics B.S.Bus.A., Virginia Polytechnic Institute DAVID NATHANIEL DAVIDSON- .Education B.A., U. of Richmondg M.A., U. of Va. JOHN ADAMS DEAVER ..... . History B.A., M.A., Emory University RAYMOND C. DINGLEDINE, JR. . History B.A., M.A., University of Virginia XENIA HOLMES DURRETTE . . . English B.S., University of Virginia HOBART MCKINLEY EARMAN . .Education B.A., Emory and Henry College I EDWARD CRAWFORD ECHOLS . . . . Greek B.A., University of Virginia HERSCHEL HUGH ELLIOTT . . Philosophy B.A., Yale University ALFRED C. ELLIS, Rumi Social Economics B.S., Mississippi State College OSCAR LEROY EMERICK .... .Education B.A., Eastern College WILLIAM RICHARD ETCHISON . . English B.A., Mt. St. Mary's College WILLIAM FAUGHT, Rural Social Economist B.S.A., University of Arkansas REGINA BOWLES FISHER .... Education B.S., College of William and Mary WILLIAM HALDER FISHER . . . Economics B.S., University of Richmond l86l ST DE TS GORDON NEEL FLANNAGAN . . Chemistry B.A., Maryville College KIRKLAND FORT, JR. . Mathematics B.A., Wofford College ELWELL FOX ...... Physics B.S., Hamp.-Syd. Coll.: M.S., U. of Va. JOHN JOSEPH FRAY ....... Education B.S.Ed., Roanoke College JAMES MONROE FREDERICKSBN .Chemistry B.S., University of Richmond WILLIAM HARRIS GAINES, JR. . . History B.A., M.A., University of Virginia MARIANO GARCIA, JR. . . . Mathematics B.S., M.A., Wash. and Jeff. College THOMAS ALVIN GIBSON, JR. . . Chemistry B.S., The Citadel EUGENE GOETCHIUS . Germanic Philology B.A., University of Virginia LEWIS CHARLES GOLDSTEIN . . . Biology B.S., M.S., University of Richmond WALTER HBLBIG GOTTSCHALK . Mathematics B.S., University of Virginia CECIL CONRAD GRAVES .... Education B.A., Wash 66 Lee U.g M.A., U. of Va. FAY GLADYS GREENBERG . . . . . . Latin B.A., Alfred University JOSEPH ARTHUR GREENE, JR. . . Economics B.A., Berea College JOHN L. GUERRANT . . Internal Medicine B.S., Hamp-Syd. Coll.g M.D., U. of Va. NORMAN BRIERLEY HALL . . Psychology B.S. il942J, University of Virginia MARGUERITE MOORE HANCKEL . .English B.A., Trinity College PHILLIP HARWOOD HARDY . . . Education B.S., Springfield College GRANT HOPKINS HARNEST . . Chemistry B.A., Knox Coll.g M.S., Middlebury Coll. LEONARD HARRIS . . Orthopedic Surgery B.A., M.D., Johns Hopkins University AUBREY EATON HARVEY, JR. . Chemistry B.S.Chem., U. of Va.g M.S., Syracuse U. HUGH KYLE HAWK ...... Economics B.A., Birmingham-Southern College EMMETT BURWELL HAWPE . . Economics B.S., M.A., University of Virginia FRANCIS HOWARD HELLER, Political Science J.U.C., U. Vienna: LL.B., M.A., U. Va. WILLIAM ALDEN HOGGARD, JR. . Biology B.S., Wake Forest College PATRICIA KATHERINE HOLBERT . History B.A., Florida State College for Women FREDERICK CORNELIUS HOLLER . Chemistry B.S., University of South Carolina RICHARD STEVENS HORNER . . Education B.A., Randolph-Macon College JOHN C. HORTENSTINE, Internal Medicine M.D., University of Virginia PAUL HOUNSHELL ....... Education B.A., Bridgewater COll.g M.A., U. of Va. CLIFFORD ERNEST HOYT . . . . Economics B.A., University of New Brunswick HOMER A. HUMPHREYS .... Education B.A., Bridgewater Coll.g M.A., U. of Va. J. L. HUNDLEY.Dcrmolul0E7s Syphilrllogy B.A., Roanoke Coll.: M.D., M.S., U. Va. JOHN EDWIN HUSTHD ..... Geology B.S., Hampden-Sydney College EDWIN CHRISTIAN HUTTER . . . Physics B.S., M.A., University of Virginia ANDREW LEWIS INGLES ..... Biology B.A., Hamp.-Syd. Coll.: M.A., U. of Va. BLAKE ELIOT 1SLEY ...... Education B.A., University of North Carolina WILLIAM CARGILL JOHNSTON . . Physics B.A., Davidson College ARTHUR LBTCHER JONES .... Chemistry B.S., Hampden-Sydney College ARTHUR WYNNE JONES ..... Biology B.A., LL.B., M.A., University of Virginia BEVERLY JONES ......... Biology B.A., University of Virginia CLAIBORNE STRIELING JONES . . Biology B.A., Hamp.-Syd. Coll.g M.A., U. of Va. VIRGINIA MAY JORDAN ..... Spani h B.A., M. Baldwin Coll.: M.A., U. of Va. MARION RUSSELI. EB DUI-ITE PAUL KALAVSKI ......... Physics B.A., Berea College ARTHUR KAPLAN .......... Latin B.A., M.A., Brown University NATHANIEL KAPLAN ....... English B.A., Randolph-Macon. College FRANK SANFORD KAULBACK, JR. . Economics B.S., University of Virginia JAMES RUDOLPH KAY ..... Economics B.A., Birmingham-Southern College RAYMOND FRANKLIN KLINB . Physiology B.S., University of Virginia ABE ALFRED KOBRE ...... Economics B.S., University of Virginia CARL ERIC KOETTBR ....... German B.S., M.A., Princeton University STANLEY EARL KRAHLER . . . Chemistry B.A., Knox College GEORGE ADRIAN KROMHOUT . . . Biology B.A., Bridgewater Co.l.: M.A., U. of Va. WlLI.lAM HERMAN KURTH . . Philosophy B.A., University of Virginia GLORIA BERTHA LADIEU . . . Psychology B.A., S. Newcomb Coll.: M.A., Tulane U. ALWYN COWLES LAPSLEY .... Physics B.S. in E.E., University of Virginia WILLIAM ABNER B. LASHI.EY . . English B.A., Hampden-Sydney College BEVERLY JOSEPH LAYMAN .... English B.A., Roanoke College NORMAN HANSlf0RD LEAKE . . Chemistry B.S.Chem., University of Virginia HENRY LEIDHIEISER, JR. .... Chemistry B.S., University of Virginia JESSE WILLIAM LEVY . . , . . Economics B.S.COm., University of Virginia ALBERT MANILLA LEWIS . Political Science B.A., U. of Cin.: B.H., M.H.L., Hebrew Union College LOUIS LONG, JR. ....... Physiology B.S., Princeton: M.S., Mass. Tech.: M.A., Ph.D., Harvard University JBSSIE RYON LUCKE ....... English B.A., Davis and Elkins College EDMUND FRANK MACDONALD. .Economics B.S.Com., University of Virginia IRENE ROSE MANN ....... English B.A., M.A., University of Virginia GERTRUDE SOPHIB MARILL . . Psychology B.A., Sweet Brier College l ANITA YOUNT MARTIN ..... French B.A., Reed College RICHARD MILTON MARTIN . . Philosophy B.A., Harvard: M.A., Columbia: Ph.D., Yale University FRANK MAURICE MAS .... Psychology B.S., M.A., University of Virginia GRAYSON WILLARD MASSIE . . Education B.A., Lynchburg College VERNON Ross MATTOx .... Chemistry B.A., Lynchburg Coll.: M.S. Virginia Tech. JAMES OTIS MAYO . Rural Social Economics B.S., Mississippi State College JAMES RAYMOND MEYER ..... Biology B.S., Mich. State Coll.: M.S., U. of Va. BETTIE TEEL MILLER ..... Education B.S.Ed., University of Virginia DESSIE REBECCA MILLER . . . Education B.A., Bridgewater College FREDERICK DRWOLFE MII.I.ER . . English B.A., Devidson Coll.: M.A., U. of Va. GEORGE TYLER MILLER .... Education B.S., Virginia Military Institute LESTER PAUL MILLER ...... French B.A., Bridgewater Coll.: M.A., U. of Va. WlI.LIE HENRY MILLER, JR. . . . I-'rcnch B.A., Furman University JOHN WILSON MOORE ...... Physics B.S., Davidson College RAYMOND JOHN MOORE ..... Biology B.A., McMaster University WILLIE EARLE MOORE .... Eclutatiott B.A., Hampden-Sydney College EDWIN WILSON MORRISON . . Education B.S., Davidson College VVAL'l'l1R NELSON MUNSTER . . Chemistry B.S.ChI-rn., University of Michigan ROBERT METCALPE MUSSELMAN . Economics B.S., M.A., University of Virginia FRANKLIN GUY MYERS . . . Mathematics B.A., M.A., University of Virginia CLARENCE AMOS NEEE, JR. . . . English B.A., University of Virginia LAWRENCE GERALD NELSON . . . English B.A., Luther Coll.: M.A., U. of Texas FREDERICK ERNEST NOLTING . Philosoihy B.A., M.A., U. of Va.: M.A., Harvard . WILLIAM COURTNEY OVBRSTREET. Geology B.A., University of Virginia RAY OWNBY .......... Education B.S., Carson-Newman College GEORGE BLOCKER PACE ..... English B.A., Furman U.: M.A., U. of Virginia ROBERT SEPTIMUS PACE. JR. . . . Music B.S.Ed., University of Virginia HUNTER MONROE PAINTER . . Education B.A., Roanoke Coll.: M.A., U. of Va. DAVID W. PARVIN . Rural Social Economics B.S., M.S., Mississis-oi State College BRUCE ALLEN PERRY ...... Biology B.S., M.A., Wake Forest College ALLEN SHEDD POWELL .... Chemistry B.A., Clarke U.: M.S., U. cf Virginia CHARLES HUIJSON PRICE . . . Education B.A., Roanoke College Cor HOY1' PRICE ....... Economics B.S.Com., University of Virginia CHAPMAN LUCAS RAMSEY . . . Education B.A., Bridgewater Coll.: M.A., U. of Va. RICHARD DEAN RAMSEY ..... History B.A., Louisiana State University ELISABETH STROTHER RANDOLPH . Sociology B.A., Vassar College WILLIAM COLEMAN REDD .... English B,A., Randolph-Macon College RUDOLPH GARDNER REED . . . Astronomy B.A., University of Virginia GEORGE HENRLE REESE, English Philology B.A., M.A., University of Virginia JOHN HENRY REISNER, JR. . . . .Physics B.S., Davidson Coll.: M.S., U. of Virginia C. F. REYNOLDS, JR. . Rural Social Economics B.S., Mississippi State College STANLEY ALLEN RHODES .... Biology B.S.Ed., University of Virginia RICHIE AVICB ROANE ..... Education B.S.Ed., University of Virginia LILI.IAN WATSON ROBERTS . . Education B.S.Ed., UnIveI'sity of ViI'ginia ARCHIE FRANK ROBERTSON . . Education B.A., University of Richmond ELNORA HUBBARD ROBINSON . . Biology B.A., Westhampton College HERBERT HILLEL ROSENTHAL . . History B.A., University of Virginia EDWIN FARLY ROTHGIEB .... Education B.A., University of Maryland RUSSELL J. ROWLETT, JR. . . .Chemistry B.S.Chem., University of Virginia JASON MELVIN SALSBURY . . . Chemistry B.S., University Of Richmond SARA HAMER SCARBOROUGH . . Education B.A., University of South Carolina GEORGE WILLIAM SCOTT . . . Chemistry B.S., William 66 Mary: M.S., U. of Va. LESLIE EUGENE SEAWARD, JR. .... Latin B.A., Vanderbilt University NEWTON HENRY SHEARER. JR..Chemistry B.A., Lynchburg College RICHARD LEE SHOEMAKER .... French B.A., Colgate U.: M.A., Syracuse U. EI.STER CLAYTON SHORTT . . . Education B.A., College of William and Mary CHARLES SANDS SIMONS ..... Phyfics B.S., B'ham-Southern: M.S., U. of Ala. MARTIN RICHARD DAVIS SINGER. Psychology B.S., M.A., University of Virginia JANE CHAPMAN SI.AUGHTER . . . French B.A., M.A.,VVm. Bc Mary: M.A., U. Va. ELIZABETH BORST SMITH.Political Science B.A., Smith College PETER BARTOW SMITH, JR. . . Education B.S.Ed., University of Virginia 'I.87J ST DE T5 WILLIAM ROYALI. SMITHEY, JR. .Chemistry B.S., V. M. I.: M.S., U. of Virginia JOSEPH PAYNE SNEAD ..... Education B.A., University of Richmond LAWRENCE GRANVILLE STARKEY. .English B.S., University of Virginia ARTHUR LESTER STAUPEACHER . . Physics B.A., Southwestern College ERICH ERNST STEINER ..... Biology B.S., University of Michigan THEODORE WILLIAM STIXRUD . . Biology B.A., Westminster College JOHN CLAIBORNE STRICKLAND, JR., Biology B.A., U. of Richmond: M.A., U. of Va. JAMES HERBERT TAYLOR . . . . . Biology B.S., S, E. State Coll., Durant, Okla.: M.S., University of Oklahoma SAMUEL MARTIN TEEL .... Education B.A., Lynchburg College LEGRAND TENNIS ..... . . . French B.A., William SL Mary: M.A., U. of Va. KARL CHRISTIAN TEUPEL .... History B.S., Roanoke Coll.: B.D., S.T.M., Gettys- burg Lutheran Theological Seminary. BENJAMIN JOHNSON TODD . . Chemistry B,A,, St. John's College HEINZ TOBNNIES .... . .h . Economics B.A., Ohio University LAURA ROBERTS TURNER . . . Education B.S.Ed., University of Vlfglhla LESTER VAN MIDDLESWORTH . Chemistry B.S.Chem., University of Virginia LEONARD EDWARD VAUGHN . . Edumtivm B.A., McPherson College BERTHA PEISTER WAILES . . . Sociology B.A., Sweet Briar: M.A., U. of Virginia O WENTWORTH WAKE . . Education Bliigilzuisyxichburg Coll.: M.Ed.. Duke H MOI TON WALDRON . . Education BJXJLYU. ol Richmond: M.A., U. of Va. MARTHA KBRFOOT WARD . . .,. Biology B.A,, Randolph-Macon Womans Cglege C , W W TTS .... IIMVY BlJ.1Qlz,Ll:'iampiil'2:Jdl. Coll.: LL.B.. U- of Alla- DAVID BARR WEIII3 . . . . . : Eclucalxon B,S,Ed,, University of Virginia I STBVBNSON WILLIAMS WIEBSTBR . English B.A., Trinity College Pb!! b F CORLISS WEGENER . . ioso 7 Milwaukee S. T1 C-7 M-S-Eel-s Drake University Q l THOMAS DABNEY WELLEORD. I:nEl'1h B,A,. University of Virlimglll Q M GARET UNDERWOOD WHITE. ucation BCS, William GL Mary: M.A., U. of VIII. PAUL ALEXANDER WHITE . . Mathematics B,A,, M.A., U. of Calif. at Los Angeles S WILCOX . . . .... Economics BTKHHLJ. of Richmond: M.A.. U- of-VL HARRIS HARVEY WILLIAMS . . .Q IHUIOVD' B,S.Ed., University of Virginia I PHILIP WlI.LlAMS, JR. ...... English B,A., M.A., Washington and Lee Univ, THOMAS WINTEIELD WILLIAMS . Physics B.S., Hamp.-Syd. Coll.: M.S.. U- of Va- JACOB WHITE WILLIAMSON. JR. . Biology B,A,, Hamp.-Syd. Coll.: M.S., U. of VH- CHARLES MAYE WILSON . . . U. . .Biology B.S.Ed., University of Vlfgllila ELBY C. WILSON . Rural Social Economics B.A,, Bridgewater College JAMES WILLIAM WILSON, III . Chemistry B.S., Hampden-Sydney College RUSSELL LOWELL WINE . . Mathematics B.A., Bridgewater College FRANR MCKEI' WINSTON . . . Economics B.A., Randolph-Macon College NOEL H. W00l3.RuTtll Social Economics B.S., M.S., Mississippi State College JAMES LOGAN WRIGIIT ..... Sociology B.S.Ed., M.A., University of Virginia JOSEPH DUDLBY YOUMAN. JR. .... . . . . . . . . . Dermatology and Syphilology B.S., M.D., Tulane University EDWARD RUSH YOUNG ...... English B.A., Hampden-Sydney College MN is Eu on deserving applause, and yuu will he sure tu meet with it: and the way tu deserve it is tu he quud and tu he industrious. si Qt fi KN 1 X 'is f' ix, KH ik. ri fi fmlll' WfQ45s' wb w 4 ff ff , 74 f r' X' Q if Xf We ig x ff' X 7 W fx f A 5 SX Sc K i . lw The purpose in presenting this featured section is to give the university man a view of some of the scenes which in later life he will probably want to remember most. To be sure, no one personis or one group of persons' ideas of what is most cherished in an institution will coincide with those of all others. We have tried, however, to give an impartial picture of the many diverse elements which go to make up our University. Reminiscence in later life may doubt- less raise the question, What are the things that I remember most affectionately about The Uni- versity? What scenes should mention of The University evolce?', We shall, in the subsequent pages, try to answer these questions and those of the passing visitor to The University. Here we have life with most of its pleasures and many of its disap- pointments, we have gaiety intermingled with sadness. Here we have, first of all, the Honor System-the Fraternities--Studies-Dances-Parties-Athletics-Drama-Publications-and Bill Dudley. We have here life-pleasant and easy-going, hard and manly, and wholesome and well- rounded and fine. KSN Q46 HHNUH Sllllll Whaf problems lie before us we cannot foreiell, but regardless of the treachery wifh which the belligerent world is teeming roday, a Virginia genrleman may feel secure'in the lrnowledge ihaf he has been influenced by e ceniury of an unblemishecl code of honor-a code which, as the president of our Honor Commiffee siales. should remain wi+h us as individuals always. To the best of my knowledge the origin and axiom of the Honor System must be attributed to the Father of the University of Virginia, Thomas Jefferson. We find Mr. Jefferson's plan of academic government expressed in his own hand- writing in the Report to the Commissioners ap- i921 pointed to fix the site of the University and for- mulate a plan of organization. It may well be questioned, says Jefferson, whether fear, after a certain age, is a motive to which we should have ordinary recourse .... The affectionate department between father and son offers, in truth, the best example for that of teacher and pupil. It will then be for the wis- dom and discretion of the Visitors to devise and perfect a proper system of government, which, if founded in reason and comity, will be more likely to nourish in the minds of our youth the combined spirit of order and self-respect, so congenial with our political institutions and so important to be woven into American character. But such a system of university government founded in reason and comity . . . nourishing order and self-respect achieved no concrete ex- pression until 1842, when Professor Henry St. George Tucker presented to the faculty the fol- lowing resolution: Resolved, that in all examinations for distinc- tion or other honors at The University, each can- didate shall attach to the written answers pre- sented by him on such examination a certificate in the following words: I, A-- B-, do hereby certify on honor that I have derived no assistance during the time of this examination from any source whatever, whether written or oral or in print, in giving the above answersf, And so, with the adoption of this resolution by the faculty, our Honor System began. This year, 1942, marking as it does the hun- dredth anniversary of the Honor Code, finds the University's student body confused and uncertain of the life that lies before it. We know little of a world war, except what we have gleaned from texts. And yet, lacking as we do the grim realiza- tions which come only with actual experience and suffering, we should feel fortunate beyond measure that we have been chosen for leading roles in this play of life. By the time this second world conflict has ended and we have paid its price, we, more than any other generation, will know the agonies and tor- tures that only war can bring. Let us give thanks throughout this period of confusion and those years remaining that we graduates of Virginia have lived under a code which will never let us, so long as we live, gain a victory by sacrificing our honor. As we see our enemies winning victories by back- stabbing tactics, our memories of life at the Uni- versity will show us the ultimate fate of such treacheries. May these memories give us the strength to pre- serve inviolate our devotion to honor, to liberty, and to justice. DONALD D. WEBSTER, Chairman of the Honor COIl1miHL'l,' Let us hope. then, that the honor code ot' which we have been a part during our years at the University will imbue itselt into our minds and be preserved there eternally, through a lifetime ot' turmoil and upheaval. lf such be the case, our standards ot gentlemanly behavior will ever be high, and those ot Honor itself ultimately higher. I931 f ' .. - . , Af' .i Madisoii Lane, the glittering goal of first-year men, with its noisy trafhc jams, to The Univer- sity student the Lane is the epitome of fraternal life. The House, with its jeweled emblem, its bridge and polcer games, its parties, and above all the close comradeship which a fraternity lends to college life--all this forms an integral part of our existence here at The University of Virginia. In- deed, fraternities by being the center of student social life fill one of the most important phases of college existence. At Virginia, the fraternity sys- tem balances both the unrestrained freedom of democratic institutions and the overpowering dis- cipline of the classroom. One aspect of the graduate's four years to which he looks baclc with the greatest pleasure and the fondest memories is almost invariably his association with fraternity brothers and various friends met through his fra- tcrnity. Top: Sfeace, Fuzzy, and Nance Park Avenue if on Madison Lane. Cenierz Easter Week Phi Gems go cuckoo over Lambda Pi. Bottom: Charlie TuHle looking 'em over. Girls 'from fhe clover, all dressed up on Safurday night. it f..f ,iw ,xi I iii F ii -1-r -1 -A -1, -II ' 1 1 h Qt ,Q if Q , fu f Q- IN 5x,4M-' 'l ,D W :lf if: I :J ia Nw, Q N W ! r at . , ' arfxs lHl HNIViHSIlY One of the most interesting and rarest aspects of University life is its studies. To view this singular phenomenon the curious visitor must observe the student the night before an important examination. 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The un- fortunate outcome of the game failed to dim the ardor of the Virginia Gentlemen with their Mason jarsg and they made a noble effort to make New Ilaven and New York forget that the World Series was taking plaee and think that Cotton was still King. The V. M. I. game itself was inspiring with its Dudley-Bryant Preston-Hill combination, but the spec- tators' pleasure wasn't limited by any matter of means to the playing field. VVashington and Lee and the Barraek Boys were subjected to our well-meaning banter and drunkenness. A combination of Homecoming, VVashington and Lee football game, and Opening Dances presented the next gay week-end in Charlottesville. This time, the result of the game was more conducive to rejoicing as the Cavaliers crushed the Minx in good form. The foot- ball season was elimaxed during Thanksgiving Holi- days when Dudley and his cohorts decisively trouneed the Tarheels at Chapel Hill. The second term, although lacking somewhat the brilliance of the football season, was still very success- ful with interest divided between the basketball and lics f Q -1 ,,' 1, y '9 W v 1 -' T t 31, V 1' Q ,Y 2.59 ' . u., 30 27 1 , t l V' 1113, r - v-4 f . Wf?Q'+3A ?'fif2ff 'f11I : Q 5 K. T: ?,WrvIv,,r,y:.z: gm-L. 9 . ? u 'i'-III QQ' 'i L17 1 f 1 j'tjEa,g32AL.,.'Q':J'X- 'M 4 l nah ,A Lf'-,'lA'.S...,1Axx , f x flbviff 1' ' 4 -wa +1-'fi , .1 , :url I Q s - rl? ' I 1 F 'xl if 1 , XY , V gf fl, is 4' vu. , . r, A I K -.Pg 1' Hill ,J 'A Y -F . It Y' 1? '+L M M f -,S 0 A if . Q-'Av ss: 1 9- b l I. U. Y 'I S :gf 1,55 Q QL X H X? 22515, I X 'A-vc ., 1 '1,.S' tn S 9 f it X' kr ,. I A n . .',. ,AY 4 'fn U X 3 f' f 5. ' -'F 1 fn ' ' ou, X Q ., .SU . a A' Q .,,j ' ?'N Auyf-v V'A 'mv ', - Y rf?-'. , ...- -mg4f,:,v-r-Af,-1 H 'f2 i !'?4VF 3 7, f ff 'I r , fi 11 f ' f Z y if f fl if n l f 1 , X f K ,ff f .ff ' ' If X f I fi! 0 f X X s C . ,f ' f f , , fs If , j Mx f ff X if f f I a T ff X , , f V r I ,M X If f X J ii f Z If 9 49 ,f yff ' 1 ff f , 3 ,. if JA ,f 0 , g c f j -L A . J My 5 Wx W X Q99 f lp fry l l X 6 l The field of drama at The University falls '-I into three main divisions: those productions staged by the Virginia Players, the annual Censored Society play, and the newly inaugu- rated Student-Faculty Theatre Guild. lifaeh in its Way performs a vital and essential part I i l I ffl ,f, W fl X l fl Q rg I 1 ' 1 1 , f A f W Q .Q lla. in contributing to a more full and complete life at The University. The Virginia Players is the oldest continu- ous organization devoted to the ideal of pre- senting to The University dramatic produc- tions of a semi-professional nature. The Illan Who Came to Dinner opened their season, and could not have failed to have been a success. Uncle Tom's Cabin was staged dur- ing Miclwiiiters in the lVIinor Hall Theatre and was well done and well received. Isabella Davis' I'll Take the Low Road was put on for charity, and lived up to the high standards of her former plays in every respect. The leading stars of President Truitt's organiza- tion were Professor C. K. Davenport as Wliitcsicle, Caroline Nlaphis as Maggie Cut- ler, Greenhough Johnson as Uncle Tom, Lois Leland as Little Eva, and Bob Paterson as the lead in I'Il Take the Low Road. The Student-Faculty Theatre Guild several times during the year produced at Nladison Hall and Lane High School selections from Gilbert and Sullivan. Among these The Pi- rates of Penzance was particularly remem- bered. Sure-fire material, it was handled with great imagination by the whole cast, who sur- mountcd obstacles at which many others would have bilked. joe Tucker, Albert Cocke, and 'Iel Butterworth led the student cast, while ff XZ Mfg, 17fPqff5lk 'r I H es' X we wh i?.w:4?mw',:3, 5 ,WW I A .-PM M, X .,.l Ls 14 Hy'- ' N51 wi Q , x a -. Wg I QL, ni Q I .tv , b-. eg ' Q . If , .,,'-t,L, X xQ QU 1 -wx 'I . ft ,' . Kfx ,x, - E-, ' H ..5g,-xx tgwxg igifvvf ,QAM A , AA' f 1: A 'f ',, - U ,M , v. wx. ww, , ,,, - 1 fmwig J L5 s '-. 1 ffm QA 485' SQA 8 :t :!i2.5?V wb 'T I K A!...xLfM..,1:'. x my I ayr?jQ'iff'?kt 5 ,.f.i,N x P . W A 'V Y x 4111 fi - n - N .',.' 2 1 fx' vi .s.AT?W Ziff' P A . I 'if' .ii X 1 .Sf-Q. .0 , ' Hr' Tlfffllgn. o 'w ,1par5jn'n. :' f ,. ,F ly, . ,K Q' ,r ,, H. 'Q M , - ,ff 51 Ag' ,QR .9 my x X, .x Q-, x ' L, ,' wg ' V1 .g Y' ,i ...ju N ,W .,.,.....-',,....,..-,.....,-.-6 C -.,f 2'-ull' f-72 1,Qb-Iww, in isa. 1 ! L11 WHENCE LEE The University is exceptionally for- tunate in being able to number one of the most distinguished modern Ameri- can poets among the members of its faculty. He is Lawrence Lee, assist- ant professor of French. Lawrence Lee was born in Gadsden, Alabama, in 1903, and took his ele- mentary training at Sidney Lanier High School in Montgomery. He took his Bachelor of Science degree from the University, but went to Har- 1 vard for his lV1aster's. In 1930 he returned to the University as an in- structor in French, and has been with us here ever since. Mr. Lee started writing poetry in 1920 under the direction of his high school English professor who was sympathetic and understanding to the young poet. When he came to the University, Dr. C. Metcalf and Dr. J. S. Wilson proved to be kind friends and constructive critics. Summer Goes On, published in 1933, was his first volume that was not privately printed. Other works have followed, slowly, as Mr. Lee re- vised and edited until he was satisfied that all his works were of the same high standard: Monticello and Otlver Poems, separate works in The Atlan- tic Monthly, Harpefs, and in several English anthologies of poetry. He has made several French translations and is in the midst of an anthology of French poetry. The Tomb of Thomas jefferson, his latest work-a slim volume of fine lyrics-shows Mr. Lee's exceptional talent as a poet. Simple in technique, they are quiet and beautifully com- posed, and show the poet's great in- sight into the Jeffersonian tradition of Virginia. In addition to his work in the French Department, Mr. Lee is also a past editor of the Virginia Quarterly Review. WHAT UTHEH5 THINK Win We Mus? or You, Suh, Are No Genfleman Last night as we were swimming absent- mindedly into the News building we were sud- denly confronted by a man on horseback who announced that he was jefferson Davis Calhoun of Magnolia Manor and the University of Vir- ginia and that he was looking for somebody named Dudley. We were just about to make a few pleasant remarks about the gas shortage and turn him over to the U-notice department when in galloped another man carrying three mason jars and a full length portrait of Robert E. Lee. These two gentlemen obviously knew each other and were soon pleasantly engaged in re- enacting one of Jeb Stuart' s more violent raids behind the Union lines. For some reason or other in designing the News building the archi- tects failed to make adequate provision for cavalry maneuvers, even on a modest scale. and we were about to ask whether Pickett's last charge wouldn't do just as well when suddenly a heeler came bicycling into sight whistling Marching Through Georgia, a most unfor- tunate selection as it later turned out. Quickly seating themselves in front of the fireplace which we keep handy for just such occasions, the two Virginians solemnly an- nounced a policy of ubeligerent neutrality and lit out after the heeler. The latter knew a crisis when he saw one, and after a hasty survey of the situation decided that the rapid evacuation of an untenable position was called for. So off he went, stopping just long enough to dash off a brief note to the Travelers Insurance Company of Hartford, Connecticut. fAdv.j To Captain Al Bartholemy and company we wish the best of luck, and if at any time this afternoon they feel they could use a full-length portrait of Robert E. Lee or a couple of mason jars, we would be only too happy to oblige. Soufhern Exposure Tarleton Ashley Mosby tied his hunter to a handy old darky. Damn' cold heah, muttered Tarleton Ash- ley Mosby. The young Southerner squinted at . lllil the October sunlight through tall, mint-colored glasses. His long legs, booted to the knee and thick with saddle-muscle, crossed negligently. His eyes, black and arrogant, searched the scene for a gray uniform or a friendly face. Sighting a youngster, he asked, Whar's the Bowl, weevil? Sadeveninpost? piped the waif. Tarleton beat the youth to the ground with his crop and strode off. PF PF Pk FF Tarleton Ashley Mosby strode off the street- car. Smoothing out his pink coat, he surveyed the pillars of the Walter Camp Gateway. just like Tara, drawled Tarleton, but no one was listening. Swept along by the mob, he ran up against a turnstile. The Southerner reached into the lining of his pink coat, pulled out the ticket which Aunt Pittypat had pinned there, and handed it to the guard. He was to meet Cousin Melanie Mosby, whose mother was a died Ha-rd woman from Boston fbut whose father was a Mosbyj . To tell the truth, Tarleton was not looking forward to this rendezvous. He had been planning to see the game with the Richmond Blues, but the family had intervened, and Southern Honor bound him to keep this engagement. Taking a last bracer from the Mosby swoon-bottle, he entered Portal 6, where Melanie had said she would be doing the Charleston. A cry split the air. Hyel Cousin Tarleton. Hiyou? Fin', Cousin Melanie. Hiyou? Fin', Hiyou? QQFin,.,, Whar'd y'all get that pretty pink coat? chattered Melanie as they made their way down the aisle. Ah made it out'a Ma's curtains. That' s all was left to us after the Lafayette game, an- swered Tarleton proudly as he beat a Yankee away from his seat. Pk PF Pk Dk I have heard some thing said about allegiance to the South. -Henry Clay. fThe Yale News, H H1j1XEI'll1SB and 1'1:1:1'1:f11i1111 il1'l! as 111:1:r1ssa11'y us 1'eadi11q:1 will say ITil11lUI' 11111112 111 :uussz11'y 1113- uuusu 1113211111 is WU1'111 111111'n 1111111 111u1'11i11q. I U MU ' U ll THLETTEE A D We refer to certain academic courses as affording opportunities for mental disci- pline. Well and good. There may like- wise be found physical and mental disci- pline in experiences involving neuro-mus- cular slcillunder competitive pressure. It has been demonstrated conclusively that competitive or recreational activities can relate an individual effectively to the pri- mary function of education- that of proper adjustment to one's environment, whether that environment be peace or war. Responsible government officials are most desperately urging colleges and universities to emphasize athletics and physical Htness in the interest of National Defense, be- IIXBI PREPARED ESS cause the nation must put its trust in these students as a natural reservoir of leadership and officer material. Theirs is truly a ren- dezvous with destiny-not in a vague and shadowy future, but tomorrow. They have within their grasp the opportunity to de- velop a plan and pattern of self-discipline, physical fitness and preparedness for even- tual service in the defense of their country. It is the sincere opinion of those who are charged with the instruction and super- vision of athletics that definite benefits are realized by those who participate in inter- collegiate or intramural competition and follow a program whereby physical fitness may be maintained for the diflicult tasks that lie ahead. NORTON PRITCHETT, Athletic Director. LAVVRENCE W. Anno'r'I' VVILLIAM C. BA'l'l'l.li JAMES A. BEAR, JR. FRED L. BENCKIENSTEIN ALI-'RED R. BIERKELIZY, JR. RICIIARD R. BERNARD ROEERI' BLACKBURN ROY N. BOWMAN DAVID A. BREws'I'ER C. EDGAR BRYANT EDVVARD C. CAMIAEELI. ALEXANDER M. CAVE STEVEN V. O. CLARKE CIIARI.Es C. COOPER Ross VV. CRAIG ROBERT li. CRANE FRANCIS N. CRENsIIAw IIORACE W. DAVIS IERVIN J. DICKEV, JR. JAMEs R. DIODSON, JR. R. MEADE DORSISY WII.I.IAM M. DUDI.Ex' JAMES IC. EDMUNDS '1'IIoMAs S. IEDwARDs NORMAN FARQUIIAR ICUOENE M. FlEINBI.A'l l' LAVVRIENCE H. FoRsY'rII CIIARI,Es D, FORRER ROBERT P. FULLER TURNEULI. flII.I.H'l'l'l5 MCCIIESNEY GOODALI., JR. E. HOVVARD QYOODVVIN VVILLIAM M. GRAvA'I I', JR. ROBERT I-I. I-IADEN INNES C. IIAINEs CHARLES C. I'IAI.I., JR. CUR'I'Is I-I. HANNUM CI.IN'I'ON M. HARRISON, JR. XNILLIAM M. I'III.I, VVII.I.IAM VV. HOIIACK AI.I.EN C. IIOPKINS AAGIE I'IoRNsI.E1'II CARI. JOIINsoN BIZVIQRIX JONES CIIARI.Es R. KENDAEI. S. PIIII.I.II's KINSEX' lRwIN J. LAKIN RICHARD W. WII AI.EER'I' H. I.owMAN WII.I.IAM T. MCCANN C. GRovE MCCOWN WII.I.IAM B. MARBURY JOIIN Asum' MARSIIAI.I. SAMUEI. P. MARsIIAI.I. FRANK MAS WILLIAM R. MERRICK EDVVIN G. MIDDLETON WII,I.IAM S. MIRMAN IIERIIER1' N. MU NHAI.I., JR. JOIIN I-I. NEEE, JR. DON D. NIKLASON DANIEI. W. OEIIMIO SYI.VliS'I'l?R I-I. O,GRINCE GEORGE C. PALMER, II EDIVIN P. PARKER, III BROOKE PIERCE MII,'I'0N A. PARI,ow ROEER1' N. PoI.I.ARD VVII.I.IAM R. PRESTON RAY M. PAUI. JAMES O. PUTNAM, JR. KENNETIVI C. RATIIEUN NORMAN II. RA'I'IInUN L'IIARI.Es 1.. REED JOIIN G. SAUIZRBECK ERIC M, SCIILESINGER NIcIIoI.As G. SCIILEGEI. CIIARI,Es F. SCIINEIDER ROEERI' D. SEII.ER WII.I.IAM NIASSIE SMITII IIAWRHNCE F. SNODDY, JR. EDWARD R. S'I'l5CKMIZSSIiR 'l'RUMAN P. SoU'I'IIAI.I. WII.I.IAM G. SUIII.INc, III DANIEI. D. 'I'AI.I.EY, III FRANCIE G. 'I'IIoMAsoN '1'IfIOMAs PIARDY TODD, JR. BEVERLEY D. TUCKER, JR. WEIR M. 'PUCKER CIIARI.Es M. WAI.SIl, III DONALD D. WEBSTER WII.I.IAM M. WEl.Fl.EY GEORGE F, VVEST JAMES L. WIIITE, III HENRY T. WICKIIAM .TSHIRE 1 Flfl H IJTBALL AT FRANK MURRAY . . Coach WILLIAM Dumm' . . Captain Wu.l,1AM M. SMITH . . Zlflnnagfr If120J IHEI I!-K THE 19112 SCHED L Virginia. . . . . .413 Hampden-Sydney . . . 0 Virginia .,.. ..,. 2 73 V. M. I. . . . . . 7 Virginia. . . . . .253 Lafayette ... .. 0 Virginia .... .... 3 43 V. P. I.. . . . .. . .. 0 Virginia. . . . . .193 Yale .... .... 2 1 Virginia ,... .... 2 73 Washington-Lee . . . . 7 Virginia. . . . . .445 Richmond . . . . 0 Virginia .... .... 3 4g Lehigh . . . . . 0 Virginia .... .... 2 83 North Carolina ..... 7 I,AwRrNcIs W. ABBO'I l' VINCENT J. BARRY JAMES A. BEAR C. EIIGAR BRYANT RIcIIARIm B. BUCK RUssIiLI. M, CARNIIAI. GIIQRGR C. CARRINGTON CIIARI.Ics C. C0oI-IIR IIARRY Com-RR Ross W. CRAIG FRANCIS N. CRIINSIIAW VVII.I.IAM M. D1IIII.Ics' SQUAD MEMBERS liIzNJ. P. IDAVIDSON, JR. Joi-IN R, FRIzzIzLI., JR. RoIIIaR'I' P. FUI.I.IIR TURNBUIIII GII,LE'I'1'Ia E. HOWARD Ci-OODVVIN WM. A. R. GooIIwIN, J WILI.IAM M. HILL AR'I'I'IuR C. KI:'I'cIIAM EIIWARII KRIiICK IRWIN J. LAKIN EIIWARII M. LYMAN J. ASIIIII' MARsIIAI.I. WILLIAM S. MIRMAN IIliRBl'2R'l' N. MUNIIALI., JR. JOIIN H. NIaIfIf, JR. DON D. NIIcI.AsoN DANIIII. W. OIEIIMIG GIeoRc:Ia C. PALMIIR, II MIL'I'0N A. PARI.ow WILLIAM R. PRIss'I'oN LRIGII C. RIfIIz'I I' JOIIN G. SAUIIRIIECK R0nIaR'I' D. SIIILIQR EIIWARII R. S'I'IccRMIsssRR NIcIIoI.As G. SClll.liGlil. ERIC M. ScIII.IssINGI2R LI2s1'IaR M. STRONG '1'IIoMAs S. N, S'I'UE'I'ZER VVILLIAM G. SUIILING VIQIIOMAS 'INIENNEY GIsoRr:Ia VV. VVALKIER G Ic0RnIa lf. VV Ias'I' JAMIIS l.. VVIIIIII, III S'I'ANI.IcI' VVo0IIwARn, JR. J. BIIRNARII VVvCK0IfI-', JR i........ FIJUTB LL On the first of September fifty boys arrived in Char- lottesville to begin training for the 1941 football season, but there was a question as to how effectively these boys would work together. lt was rumored that this was Coach Frank Murray's year to show results. The whole school was full of hope as the team began to take shape and began to take up the 'l ' formation. The sport scribes were dubious whether Virginia could develop a line with which to run this formation, but Coach Ileikkinen soon dispelled their doubts and pro- duced an excellent line. There was never any doubt as to the prowess of the Cavaliers' ace backfield pair, Bill Dudley, Captain of the 1941 team, and liddie Bryant, his running male. With the exception of the Yale game, which was a true upset, this fine group of players outclassed all opposition and never failed to score at least twenty-five points a game. Virginia , 4l7 Hampden-Sydney, O On September zo five thousand people got their first look at the 1941 Virginia team, the '1 ' formation as operated by Murray, and Virginia's candidate for All- American honors, Hill Dudley, liill Dudley himself accounted for four of the Virginia touchdowns, while Howdy Goodwin and Johnny Neff scored one apiece. IHBI Ifi Iiric Schlesinger kicked five extra points. Bill scored two touchdowns in the first quarter, one in the second, and one in the third. Very few passes were thrown in this game, because Coach Murray was saving them for later and harder opponents. Only once did the visitors threaten, and that was late in the game. By virtue of a fumble and a pass they found themselves on the Vir- ginia six-yard line. But johnny Neff luckily intercepted a pass and ran the ball out of danger. Virginia, 251 Lafayeffe, 0 Came tlre awaited September 27, when Virginia was to meet the undefeated Lafayette team. For the first quarter there was no score, although the Cavaliers dominated the play with a hard crashing line which spoiled I.afayette's highly praised passing attack. In the second play of the second quarter though, Dudley took a Lafayette kick and weaved his way to a score. Soon thereafter Eddie Bryant scored after a pass intercep- tion by Bill Suhling. Schlesinger converted for the extra point, making the score 13-o. Hy half time Herb Mun- hall had scored again after another interception, this time by Nick Schlegel, Dudley scored in the thil'd quar- ter after a long sustained drive to the six-yard line. lIe th'en left the game and left the running of the team in the capable hands of Howdy Goodwin. - 1 i 'WZ.L':'J fq1t. ' W l EEN 8 A x YQ, W Q43 QI, . 'U M, 'f'-'wt TB ' la '-1'i'v1.i Virginia, I9: Yale 2l Octoher 4 saw the Virginia team carry an undefeated, unscored-on record to New Ilaven with hopes of an- other victory like the I9-I+ trouncing they gave the Iilis in 1940. In the first half Dudley, Gillette, and VVhite scored in this order. The outstanding feature of this half was Dudley's play and tl1e kicking duel he- tween Dudley and Taylor. The spectators had no ex- pectation that Yale would have a chance of winning this game, hut the weather and the heavy grass had already undone the Cavaliers and the second half was entirely dominated hy the Bulldogs as they scored three touchdowns and a corresponding IIUIIIDCI' of conversions to upset tl1e Virginians, 21-19. After tlre game the Cavaliers were 1nentally and physically beaten, hut a detemination i11 them that such a fhillg' should 11ot happen to them again was apparent, Virginia, 44: Richmond, 0 Rehounding from their defeat at Yale the Cavaliers 1net Richmond on Octoher II and completely defeated tl1e Spiders hy the score of 44-o. Several Cavalier touchdowns were thwarted as Richmond stiffened in the shadow of their own goal posts. Finally, after an- other Virginia march, Dudley kicked a perfect place- ment for a field goal, three points. In tl1e second quarter Dudley scored a touchdown and kicked the extra point, as he did five times during the afternoon. The most interesting touchdown of the whole day was in tl1e third A quartcr, when Dudley threw a pass to Preston for a touchdown wlrich was called back for an off-side pen- alty, tl1e next play was identical to fill? touchdown play, hut this time it was not called hack. Other scoring was done by Goodwin, twice hy Bryant and Gillette. So the long-awaited game with the Spiders was played, and the much-desired victory for the Cavaliers was a co1nplete one. Virginia, 277 V. M. l., 7 Another hig foothall week-end this, and many of the students traveled to Lexington to watch the Cavaliers meet tl1'e Cadets of V. M. I. on Octoher 18, in the sta- dium at Washington and Lee. For the first time si11ce 1934. Virginia was tl1e winner and fully made up for ma11y hearthreakingly close losses hy trouncing the Flying Squadron hy tl1e score of 27-7. A hard and close first quarter was dominated enough hy the Cavaliers to give them tl1e hall i11 V, M. I. territory at the start of the second. The first play of tl1is quarter Dudley tlrrew a pass which was deflected hy Catlett into the arms of its intended receiver, Billy Ilill, for a touchdown. Dudley kicked the extra point. I11 the third quarter Munhall scored again for Virginia after a sustained drive, hut Pritchard showed great hroke11 field running in retaliating. Score: Virginia, 14.5 V. M. I., 7. Two passes from Dudley to White completed tl1e scoring, Dudley missing one of the attempted conversions. In defeat, however, th'e Keydets' spirit was great, and the kieking of Pritchard and the running of Muha showed ilIOIIl to he great hacks in any competition. PIJIJTB!-iLI. HT Vllilil Ill Virginia, 34: V. P. l., 0 Traveling to Norfolk for the annual game with the Gobblers of V. P. l., the Cavaliers were faced with a heavy, hard-charging line and capable backs. The Vir- ginia line again proved itself to be superior and the final score showed Virginia the winner, 34.-o, The first quarter was scoreless, but in the second, a pass to Billy Hill and another to Bryant gave the Cavaliers a 14-o lead at the half. The next two scores were made by Dudley, himself, one in the third quarter and one in the fourth. Niklason accounted for the fifth on a plunge through right guard. Dudley's passing, running, kicking and defensive play brought forth many very enthusiastic comments from all who saw him-they weren't forget- ting the sixteen points for which be alone accounted. Virginia, 27: Washington and Lee, 7 Homecoming, opening dances, and the annual game with the Minx all worked together to draw a colorful crowd to Scott Stadium on November 8. It was Dudley completely as he scored two touchdowns, passed for of 1. il another, ran back ami intercepted pass which set up another, and kicked th'ree extra points. A nose injury removed him from the game in the second quarter as the entire crowd of spectators rose to their feet to ac- claim him. The sole VVashington and Lee score resulted from a blocked kick beyond the Cavalier goal line. As in the Richmond game, one Virginia touchdown resulted from two identical passes to Billy Hill, the first of which was called hack on account of a penalty. This game assured Virginia of a share of the Big Six title, VVilliam and Mary being the co-holder. Although many people speculated on the possibility of a post-season game with the Indians, it was found to be impossible. Virginia, 34: Lehigh, 0 Three thousand high school seniors from all over the state gathered at Clrarlottesville on November I5 to wit- ness th'e last home game of the Cavaliers and as well the last home game of ten of the players. Seven thou- sand other people were treated to an exhibition of fine playing by Dudley which caused them to rise again and . A., 1, l , :- i 1 again to their feet to cheer the Bluefield Bullet. The score was 34-o, of which Bill made 22 points, as he scored three touclrdowns and four extra points. Two other touchdowns were made as Dudley passed to Hill and as Munhall took over to crash the center. Suhling's defensive play was outstanding, as it was all during the season. After the game the cry was On to Caro- lina. Virginia, 28: North Carolina, 7 After nine long years it was Virginia's turn to win the annual Tlmanksgiving Day classic hetween Virginian and Carolina. And there was too much great playing hy Bill Dudley for the Tarheels, because it was Bill who scored 22 of th'e 28 points. A crowd of twenty-two thousand, among whom were leading sportswriters and correspondents, helped to further Dudley's chance of being All-American. The game was broadcast over two national hook-ups. The Virginia attack hegan to func- tion early in the game and a pass from Dudley to Preston resulted in the first touchdown. Dudley place- kicked the first of his four conversions. Shortly there- after Dudley carried the hall sixty-five yards along the sidelines for another touchdown, In the third period ll25l another hrilliant run from punt formation hy Dudley netted seventy-nine yards and the third touchdown. The fourth came on a line huck by Dudley from the one- yard line. Carolina's only touchdown resulted from a freak pass which was caught over the goal line after jolrn Neff had batted it into the air. The Nine Long Years were over and it was an exuheranr Virginia squad which carried from the field on their shoulders perhaps the greatest hack in the history of the Univer- sity. The Carolina game ended the careers of ten valuable men: Bill Dudley, johnny Neff, Bill Preston, Howard Goodwin, Eddie Bryant, -lack Sauerheck, Jim VVhite, Ross Craig, George Palmer, and Bill Mirman. Every one of these men had a great part in making the sea- son of 194.1 one of th'e best in Virginia foothall history. Also outstanding were Billy Suhling, Billy llill, and Herb Munhall, all of whom have at least one more year at the University, At a meeting of the lettermen Billy Suhling was unanimously elected captain of the 1942 team. BU VI HE I STAFF Ai, YORK ..... . Ifonrlf '.l'lu1MAN SOU'I'IIAI.I. . . . Asst. C'0!lC'll KliNNr:'1'n RA'l'HliUN . . Caplailz f'llARI,l'IS D. FORRHR, jk. . . MIlIlIl!jI'l' SQUAD VVILLIIZ 'II l5ARNli'lVl', AIR. jAMr:s IC. Mclvmc jrmx I.. OI'l'liNHlilMl'IR fiIi0RGl'I Sicmuak, II WH.r.iAM Iiuooxs, jk. Llcwls B, IQICVVMAN Mu.'mN I'Alu.ow FRANCIS G. 'IQIIOMASON 'i'll0S, fiIJRDON C?HA1,Mliks FRANCIS M. Num, Kl':NNlz'l'H C. RATIIIIUN VVILLIAM ilAkol.n Vicwk i,liVK'lS S. KATZ IJANIICI, VV. OHIIMHI NORMAN II. RATIIIKIJN ALVAN I. S'roNu RECORD Virginian . . 5 5 V. P. I .... . 3 Virginia . - SWS Floridzi . . . 2M Virginia . . 5 q North C1ll'0iillil . . 3 Virginian . . 5 Q Penn Stzltc . . 3 Viry.:ini:l . . .LLQQ Murylzlml . . . 31,1 Virginia . .4 Q Sf'l'fl1'll5C . . 4 Virginian . . 3IQg VVisc'unsin . . .HQ RESUME OF SEASGN Fighting the hest collegiate hoxing teams in the East, the Cavaliers ended more than a suc- cessful season with hve wfns, one tie and one loss. In view of the fact that many veterans and prom- ising freshmen withdraw from school to join the service, the team had a remarkable season. This success can largely he attrihuted to the line coach- ing of Al York and his assistants. Captain Ken Rathhun and Milf Parlow were the hoys who really came through when their wins were most needed. Virginia, 5: V. P. l., 3 Virginia's team of unknowns allayed the fears of skeptics somewhat hy defeating a strong V. P. I. team hy a score of 5-3. Francis Thomason, mak- in his second varsity appearance, drew in the 120- pound class with Copenhavcr of V. P. I. In the 127-pound class, Wiiigheld of Tech heat Jim 1V1cIver of Virginia in a close decision. Willie Barnett in the 135 hour Hoored Andrews in the last round of a close hout to win the decision over him. Bill Victor of Virginia in his hrst hout for the Cavaliers worked Green of Tech to a draw. Frank Null won an easy decision over Spital of V. P. I. in the 155, as did Captain Ken Rathhun over Belmore in the 165. Norm Rathhun drew hlood early in the Hrst round for an :lLlt0- matic draw with Herding. Milt Parlow won in the unlimited division hy an easy decision over Makas. QA .H swamp . ri. 9 as- 'A .W w.m,i:.,. A .IW Wigitr g, 1 M.-if ..2.vjgVk : 2 if 'iw :.n1.-5.lf..f- . rj1:,fg.- L.. -Q. gf Q, ' fim,iwf. .. ni.. 41. , ' N-'Y' L ' Ai Virginia, 5g'Nor+h Carolina, 3 Minus the services of Ken Rathhun, the Cava- liers won over the Tar Heels, 5-3. Thomason was T.K.O.'d hy Dick Roundy of the Tar Heels in the third round. 1V1cIver lost hy a decision to the Carolina star Captain johnny Johnston. Bar- nett T.K.O.,d Carolinian Milt Harris after one minutes and two seconds of the first round. Bill Victor won an easy decision in the 145 alter a slow first round. Tom Chalmers, suhstituting for Captain Ken Rathhun, won a decision over Hig- gins of Carolina after a wild hour. Norm Rath- hun had no trouhle in disposing of Wlmite, win- ning hy a wicle margin. Dan Oehmig, after H15 'Qtr leading in the first two rounds, was caught off guard in the third round and went down for a T.K.O. by Walter Williailis of the Tar Heels, Virginia, 4 I-25 Maryland, 3 I-2 Ar College Parlc the Cavaliers won their third straight from the Terrapins, 4LQ-3M. Thomason won a decision over Joe Cicila in the hrst bout. In the 127 Jimmy 1V1cIver won an easy decision over his more experienced opponent, Judson Lin- coln. Willie Barnett lost the first fight of his varsity career to Tommy Jones of the Terps by a decision. Bob Englander, in his hrst bout for the University, lost to formidable Hotsy Alper- stein by a decision. In the next fight Frank Null SKNLX.-Ni ' i defeated Maryland's Pat Quinn. Ken Kathbun won a decision. Norm Rathbun lost to his op- ponent by a decision in the 175-pound class. Par- low outpointed Rodman of Maryland to brealc the tie and give Virginia the victory. Virginia, 5 I-2: Florida, 2 I-2 The boys from the University of Florida suf- fered a decisive defeat at the hands of the Cava- liers. Thomason dropped the first ight by a decision to A1 Young of the 'Gators. Jim 1V1cIver fought 'Gator Niel Goss to a draw in the 127- pound class. In the feature bout of the evening Willie Barnett lost after a great stand against the 135--pound intercollegiate champion John Joca. In the 145-pound class Bill Victor outfought Arr Caplan. After a slow start, Null of the Cava- liers defeated Jim Taylor of Florida in the 155- pound bout. Captain Ken Rathbun disposed of his opponent, Bob Cromwell, in his typical smooth fashion. Then Norm Rathbun defeated F1orida's Frank Conlon. Milt Parlow won over Trattin in the final bout. Virginia, 5: Penn S+a+e, 3 The Cavalier boxers traveled to State College to talce a 5-3 match from the Nittany Lions. Thomason started the ball rolling in the 120- bout by a victory over Grey. Fondela won the next fight by a decision over Virginia's 1V1cIver. Willie Barnett won by a T.K.O. over his oppo- nent. Captain Baird of Penn State won a deci- sion over Bill Victor in the 145-pound class. Frank Null lost his first collegiate bout by a decision from Richards. Ken Rathbun came through as usual with a clean-cut decision. Norm Rathbun defeated his man in the 175-pound class. Milt Parlow in the unlimited bout won a decision over his opponent. Virginia, 4: Syracuse, 4 A heavily favored Syracuse team on which were three E. I. B. A. champions met the Cavaliers in Meniorial Gymnasium, but AI Yorlc's fighters were able to tie them, 4-4. In the 120-pound Hghr Tommy Thomason was T.K.O.'d by his oppo- nent. Jim McIver won his Hrst victory by a well-earned decision over Jack Roland of the Orangemen, last year's E. I. B. A. champion in the bzntamweight division. Willie Barnett out- pointed his opponent in the 135-pound division. Captain Scholf tied the count at 2-all by his T.K.O. victory over Virginia's Bill Victor. Frank Null lost a very close one to Weber of Syracuse in the 155-pound class to send Syracuse ahead. Ken Rathbun outpointed Kuno of the Orangemen in spite of a second round cut. Norm Rathbun lcnoclced out Cardle of Syracuse in the third round of the 165-pound fight. In a very close fight with Cavalier Milt Parlow, Syracuse's Toots Mirahito gained the decision, thus en- abling the boys from Syracuse to go home with a tie. Virginia, 3 I-23 Wisconsin, 4 I-2 In the final match of the season Virginia re- ceived her only defeat from a Wisconsin team with the best record of any team in the country save one. In the opening bout Tommy Thom- ason was T.K.O.'d by Wisconsinis aggressive light- weight, Crandall. In the 127-pound bout the Badgers' Collentine won a decision over Jim McIver. In the 135-pound class the Cavaliers' Willie Barnett slugged it out for three rounds with Gene Rankin, Wisconsin's N. I. B. A. cham- pion. The judges called the hour a draw. jolly- more won a T.K.O. over Virginia's less experi- enced Englander. Franlc Null won a decision over Gelderniclc of the Badgers. Captain Ken Rathbun received an ovation from the crowd after defeating Stauffacher. Norm Rathbun lost a close one to Makris. In the final bout Milton Parlow, Cavalier heavyweight lcnoclced out Ver- dayne John, reputedly the best heavyweight in Wisconsin history. Thus ended Al Yorlcis second year as head coach of boxing, and althought the memory of the legendary Johnny LaRowe was still fresh in the minds of Virginia supporters, they all felt that his successor was ably filling his shoes. if xg- PRESTON LOWMAN DORSEY 1942 BASHETB L STAFF Gus K, 'FHBEl.L. . .... . . Coach VVII.I.IAM PRI2s'r0N . . Co-Caplan: AI, LOVVMAN . . . . Co-Caplan: lVlHADElJORSEY . . . . . Managn TEAM WILLIAM PRIss'I'0N WII,I.IAM PICKlZ'I l' AI, LOWMAN IYIERII MUNIIALI. RICIIARD VVII,'rsIIIRE DouoI,As BRAIILIEY WILLIAM FECHTER Room: FaAI.Iw WILLIAM I-IILI, PINCKNIQY Wao'rII FRANK S'l'RXNGFlil.I.0XV Gnome S'l'l2VVAR'l' ANIIREW CIIRIs'I'IAN RALPII ROBBINS SAM GRAIIAM Ronmrr McKINI,IcI RECORD Virginia . Virginia . - Virginia . Virginia . Virginia . Virginia . Virginia . Virginia . Virginia . Virginia . 32Q Langley Field . 49 37 .+I 3+ 17 25 27 2+ 31 g liriclgewater ..,.. 3 Naval Training Station . 5 Portsmouth Cubs . . QMHl'j'l1lllil . . . g Richmond . ,V.P.I.. . ,V.M.I ..... . g VVilliam and Mary . g VVaslIington and Lee . Virginia . Virginia . Virginia . Virginia . Virginia . Virginia . Virginia . . Virginia . Virginia . Virginia , Virginia . Virginia . . 5+ 26 36 36 37 38 47 58 4.1 37 3+ 41 g Emory and Henry . 5 Maryland .... 3 George WHSl1'lllgf0ll . g Richmond .... 5 Navy ..... Q William and Mary . 5 Hampclen-Sydney . QV. P. I. . . . . 3 Washington and Lce . gSt. Joseplfs . . . gV.M.I.. . g Alumni . WIN, 21:3 S224 v-., RESUME OF SEASON On February 2+th, the eurtain was drawn on an- other successful season of haskethall at the University. Out of 21 starts Coach Tehell's boys won lr games and lost ro. The team got oti to a rather slow start, hut gained great momentum by the end of the season. At the beginning of the season the Cavaliers lost tilts to all of tlre Big Six teams except V, M. I., and this put them out of the running for the state ehampionship. The team, after losing these early games, came back and defeated each Big Six team in return encounters exeept V. M. I., who defeated the Cavaliers in the last game of the season. On Fehruary to Dead-eye Diek VViltshire and Billy Preston led the team with I2 and II points respectively to defeat the strong VVilliam and Mary quintet 38-30, who later won the State Champion- ship. The usual starting line-up for the season was Diek VViltshire and Roger Fraley at the forward posts, Co- Captain Al Lowman at center and Co-Captain Billy Preston and Bill Piekett at guards. Ralph Rohhins and Bill Feehter saw frequent action as suhstitutes. In its pre-season encounters the Cavaliers swept four games, defeating Bridgewater, Langley Field, Naval Training Station, and the Portsmouth Cuhs. Virginia, 34: Maryland, 35 A strong quintet from Maryland handed the Cava- H311 liers their first sethaek of the 1942 season. The Terps won the game hy two points dropped through' the hoop hy Travis in the last forty seconds of play. The Terrapins led zo-18 at the half. The Cavaliers rallied in the seeond half only to lose hy two points in the last forty seeonds. VViltshire was high scorer lor Virginia with twelve points while Travis led the winners with twenty points. Virginia, l7g Richmond, 25 The University of Richmond defeated the Cavaliers 25-17 in the first Big Six appearance. The game was exceedingly slow with the Spiders leading 15-9 at the half time. The Cavaliers were off on their shooting, sinking only five out of 38 tries at the hasket. Slrarp- Shooting Dick Wliltshire was held to three points while liriekson of Richmond was high scorer of the evening with only eight points. Virginia, 24: William and Mary, 39 The Cavaliers traveled to VVilliamshurg on january 15th, and lost to a very fast-moving XVilliam and Mary quintet. XV. and M. led at the half time hy a score of zo to 8. Diek VViltsh'ire made a great try in the second half to overcome the opponents' lead, but his try was stopped short hy the final whistle. VVilt- shire was high scorer for the Cavaliers with I3 points while Glenn Knox of VV. and M. was high seorer ol' ie evening.: with I7 tallies. The game was playetl :1t 1 very rapitl paee. Virginia, 3Ig Washington and Lee, 32 'I'he IIICIIUIIIYICII lost a Ilt'Ill'I-I1l'k'ZlIiIIll,.f game to VV. I intl I.. i11 a tlirill-paeketl eneounter. 'l'he W. antl I.. hoys won tI1e game i11 the last seeontls of play hy a score of 32-3l. VIl'j1,'IlIIil trailecl 16-8 at tI1e half, IIIII overeame this lead in tI1e seeoncl half. VViltshire was high scorer for the Cavaliers witl1' 18 points, while Signiago lefl the winners with I3 points. Virginia, 25: V. P. I., 42 'l'l11- Cavaliers lost their fourth eonserntive Big' S-ix 'mine to V, I'. I. hy a seore of 25-42. VIVLIIIIIII letl ill I I the half 2I-IG. The V. l'. I. team came haek in the seeontl half anal seoretl 26 points while holding Virginia to tllliy four tallies. Pickett was high' seorer for Vir ginia with I0 points, trailetl hy VViltshire with 8. Crawforcl was high Ior the '1'eehmen witl1 I3 points. Virginia, 27: V. M. l., 2l Virginia XVIII! its first state game of tI1e 1942 season over V. M. I. hy a score of 27-2I. V. IVI. I. startetl slowly antl the Cavaliers spurtetl aheatl i11 the first half to leatl hy a seore of 18-8 at tI1e half. VViltsl1'ire sank II points for Vir1.:inia, antl lfraley hatl 8 tallies to his eretlit. Sotnyk was high seorer for V. IVI. I. with ll points. Virginia, 54: Emory and Henry, 23 'l'he Cavaliers looked impressive not only in Sl'0I'IIlI.': ahility, lint also i11 floor work XYIIUII they tlefeatecl limory antl Ilenry hy fl seore ol' 5.1,-23. I.tlN'Il11lll antl I,l'l'hI0ll were very impressive in gt-tti11g tI1e hall off at the hzlekhoartl, while VViltshire anal l raley eaeh seoretl I3 points. l'ractieally the whole Virginia sqnatl saw aetion during tI1e Course of tI1e eneounter. Virqinia, 26: Maryland, 36 villfilllfl tlroppetl its seeontl game to Marylantl in what startetl out to he a nip antl tnek hattle. It turnetl OIII to he quite a eoltl niglit for l1e Cavaliers as the game prog1'essetl. 'I'l1e 'I'erps letl 13-12 at fill' half, tI1e first half heing ahont even. It was tietl 21-21 midway i11 the seeontl hall' when tI1e Cavaliers lost tlreir eye anal tI1e iIi0l'l'IlI3IllS shot aheatl. Wiltshire was high seorer for the K'avaliers with I2 points. Virginia, 36: George Washington, 54 Diek Wliltshire stole the show when the C'avaIiers met G. VV. hut even his valiant efforts eoulcl not 0Vl'I'- rome the leatl of tI1e Colonials. 'lihe Cavaliers tried to eome haek i11 tI1e seeontl half, seorinpg 28 points hut it was of no avail. VViltshire alone seorecl 20 points for Virginia. Zunie letl the opponents' seoring with I4 points. Virginia, 36: Richmond, 24 Ratetl as untlertlogs helore this l'Ilt'tlllllll'l', the Cava- liers turnecl tI1e tahles Ull tI1e favoretl Spiders to win 36-24. Riehmontl letl hy il seore of lf!-I4 at tI1e half, hut the '.Iil3Ill'IlIYIl'lI overeame this leacl i11 the early minutes of tI1e seeoncl half, and were never eanglit hy the Riehmontl quintet letl hy Mae Pitt. VViltshire was high seorer for Virginia. Rohhins antl Piekett hatl 7 anal 8 points respeetively. Virginia, 377 Navy, 5l The Cavaliers were sunk by a fast and hard-playing Navy quintet by a score of 51-37. Wiltshire passed the zoo-point mark for the season by making I7 points. Robbins trailed Wiltshire with ten and Preston scored six. This game gave Virginia a total of eight defeats against seven wins for the season so far. Virginia, 38: William and Mary, 30 Led by Billy Preston's great offensive and defensive play the University blitzed a strong W. and M. five by a score of 38-30. The game was slow to start, but soon picked up. The Indians' great center, Glenn Knox, was held to five points the first half but managed to keep up his high scoring average by scoring ten tallies in the second. Wiltshire led the Cavaliers with twelve points with Preston trailing with eleven and Robbins with seven. Virginia, 477 Hampden-Sydney, 33 A strong Virginia quintet defeated the Tigers of Hampden-Sydney by a score of 47-33. Wiltshire was the high scorer of the evening with 22 points. Preston, besides playing a beautiful defensive game, along with Al Lowman, scored eight points. During tlre half time a game of the gay nineties was reenacted by boys of both schools to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of basketball. The game included Bill Dudley of All- American fame, Billy McCann of last year's glorious quintet and Referee Buck Paul in top hat and tails. Virginia, 58: V. P. l., 35 Probably spurred by their first defeat at the hands of the Techmen, the Cavaliers defeated V. P. I. 58-35, to chalk up the fifth' straight win. Dick Wiltshire ac- counted for 27 points. Virginia's lightning attack took only a few minutes to get started and it was never stopped. Preston and Lowman were unusually effi- cient in hackboard play. Virginia, 4l: Washington and Lee, 3I The Tebellmen showed that they were as good as the leaders in the state race by handing the once-beaten Minx a 41-31 defeat on the Generals' own court. The Cavaliers grabbed an early lead, but this dwindled to a one-point lead 20-19 at the half. The lead ex- changed hands during the second half several times, but the Cavaliers finally went into a scoring spurt not to be overtaken. Co-Captain Al Lowman was high scorer with I2 points followed by l'Dead-eye Dick VViltshire with II tallies. Virginia, 37: S+. Joseph's, 50 The boys from Philadelphia proved too much for the Cavaliers and Coach Tebell's boys lost to St. Jost-ph's by a score of 37-50. The Virginia team had a slow first half and even though they had an impressive second half, they could not make up their slow start. Virginia, 34: V. M. l., 49 Tlre season ended with a defeat at the hands of an underdog V. M. I. five, 4.9-34. The Cavaliers were just not up to par. Lowman was high scorer for the Cavaliers with nine points. The game gave Virginia a tie for third place in the Big Six race. It was the last appearance on the Virginia court for Co-Captains Billy Preston and Al Lowman. Dick Wiltshire led the team in scoring with 294. points. Billy Preston was next. Wiltshire was named on the AP All-State five and Preston made the second team. f ' TH Eli IH EI Ill RESUME OF SEASON Last ycar's track rn-am was an extraorclinarily linc onc. The Cavaliers lost only ont: mcct in clual competition, anal that was to North Carolina, ancl thc-n thcrc was only a four-point cliffcrcncc in thc scorv. ln the Penn Relays a good showing was inaclc, anml in thc Big Six Nh-ct Virginia was victorious again over hcr ohl rivals from thc starr. Captain lm- NIcl,anghlin math- ton points in almost uvcry nwct ancl tlwrc was no stopping the Orange ancl lllnu tcani. 'llhc positions wvrc hllcml two clccp antl each man hail to fight haral for his position. Virginia Defeafs V. M. l. The first mort of rhc scason was run against the Caclvts of V. NI. I., thc final score, 71 1-3- ll34I 54 2-3. Tl1e meet was slowed up by a steady rain which thoroughly wet the track and made run- 11ing hard. However, the rain did not affect l.ee lVIcl,aughling he took both Shot Put Illlll Discus. Bill Suhling XVOII the Pole Vault and tied with Ken Rathbun for the High Jump. Norm Rath- bun XVOH the liroad .lump and ,Iavelin eve11ts. Bev Tucker won the one-mile ru11. The Keydets proved to be exceptionally good i11 the l'llllIIlll12,' eventsg the Cavaliers XVOH only two. Ken Rath- bun won the 120-yZll'Cl High Hurdles. This meet was a preview of what to expect from Virginia against state competition. Virginia ls Defeated by Carolina On April I2 the Virginia track team enter- tained tl1e track team from the University of North Carolina, the final score being 65-61, in favor of the '1'arlu-els. Tom Todd and Lee lllc- l.aughlin each contributed two first places, but the boys from Carolina were too strong for the Cavaliers. First places were won by Virginia in nine of the events. Ned Campbell took a first in the IUO-y2ll'tl dash, Tucker in the two-mile, Rath- llllll in the Broad jump, lVlcLaughlin in the Discus and Shot, Todd in the l2t7- and 220-yard llurdles, Suhling in the Iligh jump, Zlllll Cleve- lllllll in the Javelin. The Carolina boys copped many second fllltl third places and so NVOII the meet. Haverford ls Beaten bythe Cavaliers On April 2I the Virginia team overcame llaverford College, 89-37. Campbell, Todd, Suh- li11g and lVIcl.augl1lin were double winners as Virginia swept twelve first places. Bev Tucker, who ran three miles i11 every meet of the season, won the mile but had hard luck in the two-mile and came in second. ,Iohn liritsche won the 440, with john Cronly a close second. Ken Rathbun and liill Suhling who worked together on the High jump, liroad jump, and Pole Vault, won the first two places in all three. Suhling won the Pole Vault with Rathbun a close Sl'C0llll Zlllll Rathbun the liroad jump. lVlCI,Zlllgllllll won the Shot Put and Discus and Norm Rathbun won the Javelin. Campbell won both short dashes, while Todd took both hurdle events. II35l ,ffl rf ,ff --- ., gtg.,-W , lndians Bow to Cavaliers The lndians of VVilliam and lVIary played host to the Cavaliers on April 29, and the boys from Virginia proved to be very obstreperous guests for they whipped their hosts 89-37. A rainswept field hindered any spectacular running or record making, but Virginia took eleven first places. Tucker won both of the long distances, and Todd won both of the hurdle events. Norm Rathbun won the .lavelin easily, while lVIcLaughlin was taking the Shot Put. The Broad ,lump was won by Ralph Mitclicrll, but a clean sweep of the High Jump was made as Suhling, Gail and Ken Rathbun tied for first place. Campbell won the 220, lfritsche won the 440, and Ed Robeson won the 880. Since this was the second meet against state opponents, it was fairly indicative of the calibre of the Cavaliers in state competition, The Penn Relays Coach llahn took Tom Todd, Norm Rathbun, Bill lVIarbury, Ned Campbell, and Lee Mc- Laughlin to the Penn Relays in Philadelphia. Todd came in third in the Ho-yard l-ligh Hurdles. Norm Rathbun won a sixth place in the Javelin. Ned Campbell ran a 9.6 heat in the loo-yard dash but did not place in the finals. lVlarbury looked very good in the hurdle events, and Lee lVIcLaughlin made a good impression in the Weiglit events. H361 Cavaliers Defeat Maryland The old rivalry between the University of Nlaryland and Virginia was renewed here on May 5. The Cavaliers vindicated their defeat by the Terrapins two years ago by defeating them, 63 I-3-59 2-3. Tom Todd, Lee lVIcLaughlin, and Ken Rathbun won double first places. Todd won the two hurdle events, McLaughlin won the Shot Put and Discus, and Rathbun Won the Pole Vault and the Broad jump. Campbell's win in the loo-yard dash and Cleveland's win in the ,lavelin C01llDlCtCCl the Cavaliers' first place win- ning. For the first time in the year's competition, Tucker failed to Win. Virginia Wins State Title at Lexington Mziy I0 was a big day for the Cavalier team, tor it was then that they had to defend their title in the liig Six Conference lVIeet at VVilson ,lfield in Lexington. A cold wind swept the field and held down any high scoring, Virginia Won the meet with 43 5-6 points, the closest competitor being V. M. I., who had 37 I-2 points. The Cavaliers won six first places. Todd captured both hurdle events as he did in every other meet. Tucker won the two-mile run, Suhling won the High tlump, Ken Rathbun the Broad -lump, and Lee lVIcLaughlin won the Shot Put. Although many first places in the running events were lack- ing, Virginia capitalized on seconds and thircls to win the meet. Among those who competed in their last meet for Virginia were Captain Lee lVlcl,aughlin, whose wins coulml always he tlepenmlecl on5 -lohn Cleveland, lid Robeson, ancl -lohn Cronly. These men are greatly missed, although returning we have Billy Suhling, liill Marbury, Tom Tomlal, Nucl Campbell, Bev Tucker, Ken Rathhun, and Norm Rathhun, all of whom can he tlepentleml on for many points. 'A' RECORD Virginia .... 7I I-33 V. M. 1. . . . 54. 2-3 Virginia .... 61 5 North Carolina 65 Virginia . . 89 5 lmlaverfortl . . 37 Virginia . . . 89 5 W. anal Nl. . . 37 Virginia . . 66 1-35 lVIarylanml . . 50 2-3 Virginia won the liig Six hfleet helcl at Lexington. SQUAD M. G. Awuiax Iliuuu' l'. ANIlIiRSllN 'l'. A. Avvcns M. Diwnm Baxrific W. B. liracic VV. IE, lll,00MIiR C. li. lilu'AN'r lmvui A. likiawswn Douarn Iikucis ulonu J. l'lU'I'l.lill Howiuui C. CixMmnn,i, Riu.:-n V. CIIAMIILIN jonw Ci.iavlal.ANn RALPH li. Couimn 'l'uoMAs W. Cooviak jonu Il. CRoNi.r liuoisuis M. I+'iaiNnl.A'i i jouu l'iRl'l'SL'IIIi G. VVlI.I.lAM Gan., jk. UIIARLIES C. lliua., JR. lilcvluum I Cuieris ll. Ilaxxum Cuiuuacs S. llixsriuos .IUIIN C, llll.IlIiIlRANIl Roinalrr R, Lacocx lfiuao M. l.IitIli, III C. Il. l.oUouiuuuoi-: Lina M. lVlCl.AUGlll.lN NVu,i.lAM B. Maknlun' RAl.l'll bl. Mrrcuiam. C. Gkovu McCowN Cam' N, Moou, jx. JAMES C, lVl0'l'I.IiY, jk. Akruuu J. Slvlrru Wu.l.mM R. Nln.soN KliNNIi'l'Il C. Rivrunuw NouMAN ll. Rirriuniu Iinwiuum Al. Ronnsow Mmoit SMrrn XVn.i.mM Cl. Suuriucz, Ill 'l'noMAs II. 'l'oon 7. 'l'ucKizk an if 5 . -if 3- North Carolina . . . 8 GUS K. TEBELI, . WALTER N. ALI.EN CHARLES L. BROWN, JR. JUSTIN I. BURNES ALEX M. CAVE JAMES R. DOOSON, JR. PURNELL B. EGGLESTON, JR. RICHARD A. ENGLANDER NORMAN FARQUHAR WILLIAM C. FECHTER CORNELIUS C. FELTON, JR. Virginia . . 8 Virginia . . 6 Virginia . . 5 Virginia . . . 6 Virginia . . I2 Virginia . . 2 Virginia . . I0 Virginia . . 2 Virginia . . I8 Virginia . - 4. SEB!-ILL IHEI IA ........Coaeh JAMES R. DODSON . . DAN TAI.I.EY . . . . . . . . . . . .Manager TEAM TURNBUISL R. GII.LE'I I'E CHARLES A. GOOIJRICI-I ROBERT H. I'IADEN WILLIAM B. I-IARMAN JOIIN H. HARRISON, JR. WILLIAM S. JUDKINS CHARLES R. KENDAI.I. CHARLES C. KING ROBERT E. MCALPINE WILLIAM T. MCCANN SAMUEL P. MARSHALL JAMES E. MILLAN WILLIAM S. MIRMAN ROBERT N. POLLARO, JR. JOHN F, RYAN GEORGE L. SARGENT ALEERT O. SCAPURA ISAOORE SI-IAPIRO . RESULTS , Bridgewater College . Dartmouth . . . Vermont . . Pittsburgh .... Randolph - Macon . William and Mary . V. M. I. .... . Washington and Lee ,V. P. I. ...... II Michigan . RESUME OF In the fall Coach Gus Tebell sounded an early call for baseball candidates so that Vir- ginia might successfully defend the State Championship won by the team of 1940. Virginia . . . Virginia . . . Virginia . . . Virginia . '. . Virginia . . . Virginia . . . Virginia . . . Virginia . . . . . Virginia . . . . . . Won, II THE SEASON . . Captain L. BENTON STEVENS CHARLES M. WALSH, III ALEEN W. WHITMORE JOI-IN W. WIGIYITMAN JOHN R. WILLEY RICHARD W. WILTSHIRE JOI-IN B. YOUNG WILLIAM M. DUOLEY GEORGE F. WEs'r Richmond . . . 5 V. P. I. . . . . 4 V. M. I. ...... 2 George Washington . 6 William and Mary . . 6 Washington and Lee . 6 Navy ...... 9 Richmond . . 6 Lost, 8. The outstanding men returning from the championship team were Captain Jimmy Dod- son, Bill Harman, Billy McCann, John Willey, Chuck Walsh, and Justin Burnes. Tebell was Il38fl depending on second year men, Dick Wiltshire, Bill Welfley, Bill Fechter, Bobby Haden, Alex Cave, Norm Farquhar, Tabb Gillette, and George Sargent to round out the team. In the spring of the year Tebell made sev- eral changes. I-Ie shifted Billy McCann to shortstop, later placed Dick Wiltshire in the outfield. John Willey, second year man, Alex Cave, Purnell Eggleston, and Conway Felton took care of the mound duties. Bill Harman alter- nated between pitching and catching. When Harman pitched, Justin Burnes or Bobby Haden would do the catching. Burnes would regularly play in the outfield with Captain Jimmy Dod- son, and Norm Farquhar or Tabb Gillette. Dick Wiltshire was later shifted to the outfield and George Sargent was placed on first base. Chuck Walsh, Charlie Kendall, Bill Welfley, and Billy Fechter alternated in the infield along with Billy McCann. In the first game of the season the Cavaliers pushed acro-ss four runs in the final inning to win, 8-7, over Bridgewater. john Willey pitched and the team looked well at bat. Alex Cave, in his first varsity appearance, pitched the Cavaliers to a 6-1 victory over Dart- mouth College. Cave limited the Indians to only four hits. Bill Harman added another home run to his average and Billy IVlcCann fielded brilliantly, accepting six chances. Although John Willey, Cavalier starting pitcher, was struck on the knee by a batted ball and was forced to retire from the field, Vir- ginia won over Vermont, 5-2. Dodson starred on the field, making several spectacular catches, while Harman, Tabb Gillette, and Willey were the heavy hitters. Staging a six-run scoring spree in the seventh inning, Bill Harman contributing a story book two-run homer, the Cavaliers beat the Univer- l sity of Pittsburgh, 6-5. Harman switched from catching to pitching. He pitched very effective ball in the last three innings, striking out seven men. The University of Virginia batters scored heavily on short range hits to defeat Randolph- Macon College, 12-4. Justin Burnes, Norm Farquhar, Billy McCann, Jimmy Dodson, and Dick Wiltshire led the scoring. In a disastrous encounter with the College of William and Mary the Cavaliers lost their first game, 8-2. Then, in a free-hitting ball game, the Cavaliers came from behind to down Virginia Military Institute, 10-9. The Cavaliers scored in a three- run rally in the sixth, and in the ninth. With bases loaded John Willey hir a home run. Chuck Walsh, Billy McCann, Dick Wiltshire, and Bill Harman hir well in the ninth inning. The Cavaliers lost our in a closely contested ll game to Washington and Lee University, 4-2. The game was not decisive until the final in- ning. Scoring was the theme of the Virginia-Vin ginia Polytechnic Institute game as V. P. I. went down in defeat to the Cavaliers, 18-11. In this free-hitting affair, Dodson, McCann, Har- man, and Charlie Kendall got three hits apiece. The University of Michigan, on their an- nual Southern trip, met Virginia and won, 6-4. Then, in a game packed with thrills and bad breaks, the Cavaliers lost by one run to the Tarheels. North Carolina, 85 Virginia, 7. The University of Richmond won from the Cavaliers, 5-1. Ending a three-game losing streak, Virginia came back against Virginia Polytechnic Institute and again defeated them. This time the score was Virginia, 7, V. P. I., 4. as .L 1. 1 .1 v A five-run strealc in the sixth aided the Cavaliers in a convincing victory over Virginia Military Institute. The scoring came in this fashion: McCann singled and went to third on Harman's two bagger. Both scored on Ken- dall's double to left. Wiltsliire was walked and then George Sargeant cleared the bases with a home run. Final score, Virginia, 85 V. M. I., 2. George Wasliingtoii defeated the Cavaliers, 6-2. The Indians of Williaiii and Mary, with a strong Hnish, elced out a 6-5 victory over Vir- ginia. The Cavaliers, aroused over their previous losses, took it out against Wasliiiigtoii and Lee, 19-3. The Minx were buried under a torrent of extra base hits. John Willey hurled a six-hit Q l.l4l1 hall game while the Cavaliers made 20 hits. eight of them two-baggers. Every Virginia player got at least one hit. In the last game of the season, the Cavaliers defeated the University of Richmond. Virginia was behind in the last inning by two runs. Wlieii the Cavaliers came up for their hnal turn at the plate, Pinch-hitter Bobby I-laden hir a single. Justin Burnes hit another single, ad- vancing Haden to second base. The Richmond pitcher wallced Diclc Wiltsliire and Bill Har- man, thus forcing a run home. Justin Burnes tied the score at 6-6 by stealing home. Then Jimmy Dodson ended the season with a flourish by lcnoclcing a home run with two men on, making the final score 9-6. 15Il PIJUN FIJIJTB STAFF Burcu SLAUGHTER . .... Coach SAM Bnooxs . . Captain JOHN MEYERI'IOl.'I'Z . . . Assistant Coach RAY M. PAUL . . Manager SQUAD O. T. AMORY D, CAMERON, JR. F. W. Dncxnn R. D. HUNTING, JR. R. J. MECNIN, JR. R. G. RUMBRY B. G. BARNES G. C. CARRINGTON P. C. EoMoNDs, JR. J. L. Jessup R. L. NU'r'r, III F. L. SALISBURY H. P. BARLOW, III J. F. CHITTENDEN R. A. ENGLANDER J. J. KRNNBLLY WM. B. PETERS G. T. STBRN W. W. BEVERLEY C. A. CRUMM R. P. ENGLANDER S. P. M. KINSBY B. D. RBYNQLDS, JR. A. G. TBNNBY J. W. BISHOP C. CURRY, II W. GAYLORD M. F. Knees R. M. RIDDLEBERGBR R. B. TURNBULI. R. M. BRANDT L. D. DAVIS J. A. Glu. R. C. LYDAY R. S. Rxsrlma J. Westin, JR. S. R. Bnooxs G. M. DAwEs' C. W. HARTMAN J. F. MAXRIELD R. Romsms H. I-I. WILSON DoN BRUCE E. P. Wnom RECORD Virginia . . . xzg Hampden-Sydney College . 27 Virginia . . . 63 William 85 Mary College . o Virginia . . 6g Fluvanna I-Iigh School . . 6 Virginia .... 12? Roanoke College . . . . o Virginia .... 135 Washington :Sz Lee . .13 RESUME OF SEASCN For many years there has been a need of a lightweight football team for those boys who are too light to go out for the varsity team. This year, in answer to that need, a 150-pound football league was organized in the state. Evi- dence of the popularity of such a plan was seen when over one hundred candidates reported to Coach Butch Slaughter and Assistant Coach lf142J Johnny Meyerholtz, a former Princeton star. This new sport at Virginia gives promise of becoming more popular as time goes on. Laclc of equipment is at present the greatest handi- cap. Hampden-Sydney Wins The first game of the five game schedule was played in Scott Stadium against Hampden- LI. Sydney. The little Tigers had a more experi- enced eleven and downed the Virginia light- weights 27-12. Hampden-Sydney led at the half 14-0. A third quarter rally by the Cavalier bantams failed to reach pay dirt. Early in the fourth quarter, Frank Salisbury, Cavalier back, scored by a plunge from the one-foot line. The visitors quickly retaliated, scoring after a long drive. Welby Beverley passed to Englander to net the other Virginia touchdown. Banfams Tie Fluvanna On October 17, the 150-pounders met Flu- vanna High School. The game ended in a 6-6 tie, but the score is not indicative of the game. The little Cavaliers pushed the high school boys all over the field but failed to take advantage of their scoring opportunities, a weakness which they showed in several of the games. In the second period Lyday dashed around left end for Virginia's only score. Fluvanna scored in the same period, after penalties had placed the ball close to Virginia's goal. Late in the fourth period the Cavaliers threatened again, but an intercepted pass broke up the drive as the game ended. William 84 Mary Defeafed Once more the score was not indicative of the game, as the Cavalier lightweights defeated William 86 Mary for their first win of the sea- son. Failure to cash in on scoring opportunities prevented Virginia from running up a high tally. Time and time again the Cavaliers marched inside the opponents' thirty yard line. In the first quarter Welby Beverley, outstand- ing running and passing back, passed and ran for the only touchdown. William 86 Mary made their most serious threat in the first period, but fumbled to Lyday. Once in the second quarter, twice in the third, and twice in the fourth, Beverley, Lyday, Salisbury, and Robbins clicked to carry the ball over the thirty but failed to score. Beverley, Lyday, and Salisbury were out- standing in the bantam backfield, while Ken- 11431 nelly, Carrington, Crumm, Riddleberger, and Captain Brooks were stalwarts in the line. Cavaliers Win Over Roanoke A greatly improved 150-pound eleven met Roanoke College at Salem and completely out- classed the Maroons for a 12-0 victory. The Cavaliers netted ten first downs to their op- ponents three. Salisbury cut around end in the first quarter to put the ball in scoring position. Lyday ran the ball over. Dick Englander in- tercepted a Roanoke pass and raced for the second Virginia rally. Virginia managed to hold the ball most of the game and due to the stalwart Cavalier line, Roanoke crossed the fifty yard stripe only once. Outstanding in the back- field were Bruce, the Englander brothers, pass- ing ace Welby Beverley, and in the line John Gill and Charlie Crumm. Tie Wifh W. 8: L. in Final In the final game of the season, the 150- poundsters met Washington 86 Lee at Lexington and tied them 13-13. W. 86 L. drove for a touchdown immediately after the opening kick- off. Virginia then received the ball on the kick- off and drove for a score, tieing the score at 6-6. The Generals scored again in the second period and the half ended 13-6. A pass from Beverley to Crumm in the third quarter knotted the score again. The Cavaliers threatened in the last period, but lost the ball on the W. 86 L. ten-yard line. Crumm played well at end on both offense and defense. Kennelly and Gill were outstanding in the line. In the backfield Lyday and Englander were the stars. Considering all things, Virginia's first 150- poundfootball season was a success. The team finished third in the state, trailing Hampden- Sydney and W. 86 L. Several outstanding play- ers were brought to light among whom were linesmen George Carrington, Charlie Crumm, Kennelly, Captain Brooks and Alternate Cap- tain Barnes. In the backfield, Welby Beverley, Ralph Robbins, Captain-elect Bob Englander, and Alternate Captain-elect Lyday played con- sistently well. V!-XHSITY SWIMM STAFF Riwmoun Hmmorif . .... .... C oarh jonNBE'1'z . . . . . Ca-Captain DAVID BAXTER . . Co-Captain CIIARLES Lnmnu . . Mauagvr RECORD Virginia . . . . 153 Navy .... . 60 Virginia. . . .333 V. P. I. . . . . . 42 Virginia . . . . 143 North Carolina . . 61 Virginia . . . . 613 William and Mary . 14 Virginia . . . . 303 Duke .... . 45 Virginia . . . . 475 V. M. I. . . . . . 28 Virginia . . . . 653 Randolph-Macon . 9 C In his second year as coach of swimming at the University, Raymond I-leidloff showed to great advantage his ability as a mentor, taking charge of a group of boys that, though hard fighters, had no excessive power to fall back on in the face of such imposing aggr-egations as Navy, North Carolina, and Duke. Heiclloff took this team and worked with them pains- takingly, so that at the end of the season there was a decided improvement noted in the mermen. Il-141 The team inaugurated their season with a severe ducking at the hands of the natators of the Naval Academy, which was, however, not nearly so one-sided as the records seem to indi- cate. North Carolina and Dulce, too, proved too strong for the Cavaliers, especially in the middle distances. Against V. P. I. the team began to hit its stride and this meet ended in a heart-breaking shading of the Virginia team. It was a meet of great interest, however, and the score see- sawed back and forth, with neither side sure of victory until the last race had been swum. William and Mary proved easy marks for the vastly improved team and were sunk with an imposing 61-14 score marked up in favor of the Orange and Blue. The Cadets at V. M. I. brought a weak team to meet with the Cavaliers and were easily beaten in the sixth meet of the season. It was in this meet and the preceding one that the swimming team began to come into its own, and in the next engagement they turned in their most impressive win of the season as they met and downed Randolph Macon College, 65-9. It was a different team that closed the season P ,ge-f.,, A -..,, ' with a score like that than that started so weak- ly, and credit should be given both to Coach Heidloff and to the team for their fine per- formance. It was in the true Virginia spirit. Baxter and McDonald in the diving, Miller in the diving, Miller in the 200-yard breast stroke, Ogden in the 200-yard free style, Rich- ards in the dashes, and the relay team members were the outstanding performers for Virginia. Donaldson and Farber were steady pointmakers. Miller was the outstanding winner on the team. His spccialty was the breaststroke, and in this he broke the pool record in the Randolph- Macon meet. Outlooks are particularly fine for next year, since the team is losing only two of its regular men. E PAUL HIISSEIQIUNT SALZBURG . BEVERLY TUCKER FRANK WILSON JAMES BARKSDALE DAVID MARCH NEI: MI'I'cIIELI Winner Virginia . . Virginia . , Navy Plebes . V.M.I. STAFF souAD NELSON MooN WILLIAM NELSON RECORD . . . . .Coach . . . .Captain . . M anagcr HOSKINS SCLATER HENRY TAYI40R WILLIAM WINEURN Loser . . . . Richmond . . . . Maryland ... virginia virginia HY Virginia ,.,, ..,... ............ . . . William and Mary Third in State Meet f RESUME OF THE SEASON This year Paul Salzburg for the first of five dual meets and placing third in the time coached a Cavalier cross country team. state meet. Journeying to Richmond on Captained by Beverley Tucker, it conclud- October 3, the Cavaliers crushed a power- ed a successful season by winning three out ful University of Richmond squad, 40-20. l146J The following Saturday the Orange and Blue, in a close contest, defeated Maryland. All hopes for an undefeated season were lost, however, when a great Navy team routed the Cavalier harriers on their home course, taking the first four places in a dead heat. The following week the team re- mained the losers by bowing to a strong V. I. on the unfamiliar V. M. I. course. Captain Bev Tucker led both teams to the tape in this meet, but his teammates were unable to approximate his example. The team concluded their dual meets by beating William and Mary, 28-27. Tucker and Henry Taylor of Virginia ran exception- ally well, finishing first and second re- spectively. On November 10 the cross- country team concluded its season, finish- ing third in the state meet held at V. M. I. Coach Salzburg has done a fine job in his first year as the Cavalier coach, and Captain Tucker and the entire squad should be commended for their fine work. lfl471 GULF S S ll STAFF DxxoN BROOKE . . Iinwfuzn Smucmrk I-Iom' Soumzn . . . . . .Captain . . . . .Coach . .Managnr SQUAD D1xoN Bxoomz Blu. BA'I I'I.E JOHN BA'I I'I.I' Tom LEONARD JIM Vookumzs BOB FRAcKm.'roN Hnvwooo Nnmvis FRANK STRINGFELLOVV RECORD Virginia ,..,. . . . 8 Virginia .i.. ..i.. 1 5 Virginia .. .... 18 Virginia. .. ... SM Virginia i..., . . . 3 Virginia i.,.. . . , 8 Virginia ,,... ...,, 1 72 Virginia ..i., . . , 7 Virginia ,.., . , . 9K5 ' RESUME OF Lead by Virginia's Intercollegiate Golf Champion, Dixon Broo-ke, the Cavalier links- men went through the most successful season of any recent years, losing one match and win- ning eight. There were but two matches during the course of the whole season in which the competition was strong eno-ugh to cause the Orange and Blue Golfers any trouble, and the one losing match was by the margin of only three points. Ohio State .. . . . 1 North Carolina . , n.., 12 V. M. I. , .. 3 W. and L. ,.., . . . BZ Princeton , . . . . 6 Maryland .... . . . 1 G. W. U. .... . . . M Navy ....,....... . . . 2 Hampden-Sydney .... . . . ZZ THE SEASON A traveling Ohio State team braved the hlustering winds of March to visit Charlottes- ville and meet the Virginia linksmen. The score was not close as the Cavaliers tro-unced their visitors 8-1. John Battle had the low hall of the match with a 72, while Dixon Brooke was sec- ond with a 75. In April Virginia traveled to Chapel Hill to meet the Tarheels of North Carolina. A very close match ensued, with the Cavaliers winning, I1481 15-12. Returning home, the Virginia linlcsmen met the Cadets of V. M. I. three days later. It was Virginia and not the Keydets who did the marching on this occasion, for they won, 18-3. Continuing victorious over state opponents, the Cavaliers traveled to Lexington to meet their old rivals, the Minx, of Washington and Lee. Another close match ensued, hut Virginia managed to win SM-32. On April 29 the Virginians traveled to Princeton, N. J., to meet the Tigers. This match! resulted in the only defeat of the Cavaliers, Princeton winning by the narrow margin of 6-3. On the first day of May Virginia made an- other trip, this time to College Park, meeting the University of Maryland. Back in form after their loss to Princeton, the Cavaliers trounced their rivals 8-1. The three final matches were George Wash- ington, whom Virginia heat 17M-Mg Navy, who lost, 7-2, and Hampden-Sydney, whom the Cavaliers heat 92-ZZ. In the Navy matches Heywood Nelms had the low ball with the score of 71. So ended this successful year for the Vir- ginia golfers. Dixon Brooke and Bill Battle will be greatly missed by the team next year, but john Battle and Heywood Nelms promise to he exceptionally fine players on the 1942 edition of the Virginia golf team. i ll49J TE NNI5!-IT IRB IIA STAFF RICIIARD H. FEUILLE . . ...... Captain JEIfIf PODEs'I'A . . . Coach FREDERXC L. I-IAI.I. . . . Manager SQUAD TIIOMAS P. BRYAN, JR. RICIIARD I-I. MCLEOD LANDON G. BUCIIANAN COLDVVELL P. MUN'l' ANDREW H. CHRISTIAN ROBERT B. POsNICIc GORDON L. CRENsIIAw MALCOLM L, RANDOLPII VICTOR ELMALEII SPENCER ROBERTS EDVVARD L. FABIAN JOIIN S. STRANG RICI-IARD H. FEUILLE ROBERT R. TQHOMPSON IIAROLD FIsI'IER GRANVILLE G. VALENTINE JAMES H. P. G:XRNE'I'l' EDVVARD V. WARE STANLEY M. LERNER RICHMOND A. WARE, JR. ALBERT H. LOWMAN RECORD Virginia . . 33 Lehigh . . . 6 Virginia . . 9 W. and M. . . . O Virginia . .45 VVilliams . . .5 Virginia. . .3 Navy . - -6 Virginia . . og Carolina . . . 9 Virginia . . . . og Princeton . , 9 Virginia . QQ iViZ1lll1ZlII'2lIl . o Virginia . . . 5 Williams . . 4 Virginia . IQ Michigan . . . 8 Virginia . . . IJ Yale . . . 8 Virginia . 5g W. and L. . . . 4 Virginia . . . 65 V. M. I. . . 3 RESUME Under the capable tutelage of Jef Podesta and with the great leadership of their captain, Rickey Feuille, the Cavaliers won the State Championship again. Although they got off to a slow start, losing their first four matches of the season, they stiffened up and won the next OF H501 SEASON eight matches, of which three were with state teams. Lehigh was the first opponent of the Virginia tennis team. The Cavaliers lost 6-3. The score, however, is not indicative of the brand of tennis played hy the Cavaliers. In a close match the following weelc the Williams College team was victorious by the close score of 5-4. On April 7th the Cavaliers traveled to Chapel Hill and returned on the very short end of a 9-0 score. The next match with Princeton was lost by the same score. The first victory of the season was over Man- hattan, whom the Cavaliers swamped 9-0. The team from the University of Michigan invaded the Lady Astor courts on the 18th of April and defeated Virginia 8-1. In their first tilt with a state team the Cava- liers vanquished the Williain and Mary Indians 9-0. The midshipmen of the Naval Academy toolc the wind out of the Cavaliers' sails five days later at Annapolis by defeating them 6-3. Continuing their northern trelc, the Orange team engaged Williaxmms in a return match and defeated them in another close match 5-4, but Yale proved themselves superior by winning 8-1. In May the Cavaliers engaged two Big Six contenders and defeated them both to clinch the Big Six Championship. Neither match was a wallcaway, but the Virginia men capitalized on every break and beat Wfashington and Lee and V. M. I. 5-4 and 6-3 respectively. Two outstanding stars, Landon Buchanan, and Riclcy Feuille, thus ended their varsity com- petition. lflill SUEII LAWRENCE LUDWIG . . . WILLIAM H. HODILI, . GEORGE DENISON JOHN H. JAMES ORD HENRY LATCHUM ARTHUR VOORHEES JACQUES S. ZINMAN JOHN MACMURRAX' JAMES GOI,DEN JESSE HUDSON EH AT STAFF ALEXANDER . SQUAD SAMUEL MEEKS DAVID GREER RonER'r Z1Ec1.ER NORMAN PITCAIRN CHARLES Rrm' BENITO RISH WH.1.xAM DAGUE IHI3 . . .Co-Caplain . .Co-Captain . Managcr WE1-sHUN TENS WILLIAM BANKS LLOYD WITRIND RICHARD Wl'l'KlNlD FRED BODE ALBERT AMSTERDAM Louis NEWMAN IIA Coatlf RECORD Virginia ls Towson Teachers College .. ,, 3 Virginia 03 Navy ,..., A , . . . . . 11 Virginia 05 Maryland , . . , . . ,12 Virginia 35 Loyola ........., .. 7 Virginia. . , . . 03 High Point College. . , . . 9 Virginia 45 Davidson ........ .. 6 Virginia 13 Davidson .....,.... .. 3 Virginia. . . 4 , 15 High Point College . . . . 3 Virginia Og Johns Hopkins .. 3 RESUME OF THE SEASON A review of the soccer team's record this year even though they failed to win a game, the would at first glance seem as though they had team was a great team in the true sense of an unfortunate season. When we realize their sportsmanship, which means more than a great trials and tribulations, however, we lcnow that record in the win-loss column. il52l In its second year of recognition, the soccer team lost every game. Due to injuries, the small nucleus which the team had at the beginning of the season was depleted. Veterans William Hodill, George Denison, Robert Ziegler, Charles Ritt, Norman Pitcairn, David Greer, and James Ord answered Coach Ludwig's first call in the fall. The team was supplemented by second year men, Arthur Voorhees, Jacques Zinman, Jo-hn MacMurray, Henry Lacchum, Samuel Meeks, James Golden, and Benito Rish. The team played Towson Teachers in the first game of the season. The final score was Towson, 33 Virginia, 1. The Virginia goal was scored by Hodill and Zinman who rushed the goalie. After the first game Wei-shun Teng, Lloyd Witkind, Richard Witkind, Fred Bode, Albert Amsterdam, Louis Newman, and Bill Banks made the squad. The Cavaliers next tackled the Naval Acad- emy at Annapolis and were on the short end of a 11-0 score. The game was played in un- bearably hot weather. Due to lack of substitu- tions, Voorhees, Denison, and Zinman were forced to play the full 80 minutes. lIl531 The Cavaliers were then downed by Mary- land, 12-0. Loyola met the Virginia booters in their first home game and beat them decisively 7-3. Lloyd Witkind scored first for the Cavaliers in the third period. Hodill and Teng scored in the final frame. On their annual Carolina trip, the Cavaliers lost to High Point 9-0, and then Davidson 6-4. The game with Davidson was heart-breaking to lose, for the Cavaliers were leading throughout, and Davidson scored three goals on penalty kicks in the last quarter. Hodill and Witkind scored two goals apiece. High Point and David- son played return matches at the University and the Cavaliers lost both games 3-1. Teng scored against High Point and Witkind against David- son. - ,T In the last game of the year johns Hopkins beat Virginia 3-0. Evidence of the depleted team is noticeable in the fact that John Alex- ander, the manager, was forced to play the en- tire game as goalie. George Denison defensively, and Bill Hodill on the offense, spark-plugged the team through- out the season. THAMUHAI. SPIJHTS Although the scene of many of the intramural activities was changed from Madison Bowl to Freshman Field in order to eliminate a few of the bumps and holes in the former arena, interest in intramurals went on unabated. In the absence of Mr. R. N. Hoskins, the Division of Intramural Sports was directed by Mr. R. C. Heidloff. Pre- senting everything from ping-pong to touch foot- ball, the intramural activities gave an opportunity for every student to show his athletic worth. In the spring term softball held the limelight, with thirty-five teams battling it out for the cov- eted cup. In the fraternity league, Phi Delta Theta defeated the Betas to 'win the award, the Dekes coming in third. The powerful Idle Five walked away with the independent league, winning over the john St. Boys in the finals, and went on to defeat Phi Delta Theta for the University Championship. The Kappa Sigs won the largest number of points in the intramural swimming meet. Smith of Kappa Sigma won the badminton singles, and Smith and Hoyt of Kappa Sigma won the badminton doubles. George Stewart of D. K. E. was the victor in the tennis singles, and Tenney and Hoyt of Kappa Sigma took the doubles. Kappa Sigma was awarded the cup for the most number of points for the year 1940-41, and D. K. E. and A. T. O. finished second and third respectively. In the fall, thirty-five teams and 536 participants took part in the intramural touch football games. The Dekes took first place in the fraternity league. S. P. E. and St. Anthony finished second and H541 third. In the independent circuit the Idle Five was victorious over the N. R. O. T. C. Cruisers in the finals, while the N. R. O. T. C. Destroyers and the N? team tied for third place. Smith- Long took first place in the dormitory league. The Idle Five won the University Championship. The Phi Gams defeated the Alpha Chi Sigmas in the finals of A volley ball. The Phi Kap B team defeated the Dekes to win the B volley ball cup. Stewart of the Independents won the singles in horseshoe pitching, while Crenshaw and Baxter of S. P. E. were the winners in the doubles. Oppenheimer of Z. B. T. defeated Hume of Betas to win the ping-pong singles. Foulkrod and Zeisler of D. U. were the winners in the ping- pong doubles, defeating Oppenheimer and Wit- kind of Z. B. T. Golden of P. E. P., Roess of the Independents and Winkel of the Dormitories won the cross-country meet. In the winter term, Theta Delta Chi won the NA basketball cup. The Phi Kaps were the victors in A bowling, and the Betas won the B bowling. The Phi Kaps defeated the inde- pendent bowling champions, the Alexandria Aces, to win the University Championship. Jeff Podesta of the Idle Five was the squash champion. Waxman of A. E. Pi won the handball singles, while independents Pace and Echols were victorious in the doubles. Smith-Long were the Dormitory basketball champs. The S. P. E.'s won the largest number of points in the intramural track and field meet. Results of B basketball were not available when Comcs AND CURLS went to press. 4 ' . ' ' ' ' 9 'N ew ' 1 712 .. A ' wx 8 , , A ig -gf, -A 4 ' ' ' A I' L 6 'Lg . Q H 1, - , M ' , ,L fx 3-ff:r.4g v f A 5' Egg, 0' ,W ..w.4 V' 'J - l ' . , f ' , ,s , Y , if L. nv, , lr , 5 ww . m wf, . - . A - 4'ifi J V ff: A m m. ,.f 4 4 5, ,I , . w,-fx A.., N f-Hz-Q t ' ' v x i -mfs-f.'...., ,, f ? A A X 9' ,Al 4--f Q 5 I ,W ., L fe, . YJ, I Q 'Y ' v 1 I 'M .nf-H. ix Mba' Q 1. ,QY4,,,M1 ' 1.1 . I, G mx .1 -wav A fa, , M ' A 41' 4 1 ' -'mi 4' P 1 F55' ,s.--ills .- f 51 uf fi., ,L ff Q,1,,.1 ll 55 1 -.W ,.u ' .rr A ff X .. vw. 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JoIINsoN . . . . Managor KENNETH BEVAN MERLE DEEUSKEY TOM DUDLEY Ross ELLIOTT, JR. JOHN DAVIS LEO FALK ANDRE FALWELL RANDOLPH FISHER SAM FRAY GEORGE GRIMES Virginia. . Virginia. . JIQRE HANSON JAMES HARRY ROBERT HURT HENRY KEPI-'EL HENRY LANCASTER GERARD MURRAY FRANCIS MEYERs EDWARD NEAL GEORGE NEFF V.P.I... souAo ARMAND NEWMEYER DAVID PETERS CHARLES PILLON ALLEN PRosIsE KIRKI-IAM RAPHAEL WILLIAM REA JoHN REARDON HENRY STEWART WARREN STULTZ DONALD SWEENEY GEORGE TOEEE HENRY UIHLEIN JOHN VARNER DoN WANNER JAMES Ross JAMES WHALEN WEIR SARGENT JAMES YEANOPOLOUS RECORD Virginia . og V. M. I. . . I8 Virginia . og U. N. C. . . . 26 RESUME The scores of this year's games do l10t indicate the ability of this yeaI s freshman team. Giving up the majority of its time to scrimmage tlIe varsity, hy the time a game came around the team knew all too few of its own plays on top of having many bruises. Th'e Yearlings deserve a great amount of credit for the suc- cess of the varsity, and, although they did not score a touchdown themselves, we might say that they scored many indirectly. The freshmen opened the season against a well drilled V. P. I. team and lost, I7-o. The hard-hitting Gohblers had little trouble in stopping the HT forma- tion with which the Virginia players were unfamiliar. Highlight of the game was the stellar kicking of Weir Sargent, Virginia fullback. The Baby Cavaliers went down in defeat a second time in the Washington and Lee game to the tune of 21-0. The generals scored once in each of the first three OF H581 SEASON periods, while the Virginia team only threatened once, reaching the Minx two-yard line in the fourth quarter. However, W. and L. stiffened and the hall was lost on downs. The V. M. I. Rats were the next foes of the first- year boys. In a game which was featured by the out- standing play of Virginia's Sam Fray and V. M. I.'s DeShazo, the Rats won, I8-0. The yearlings' last game was against a powerful University of North Carolina freshman team. The Tar- heels displayed a powerful rIInning attack as well as an effective aerial offense in swamping Virginia, 26-o. This year's freshman squad contained much prospec- tive varsity material. Outstanding iII the line were Cap- tain Robert Hurt at guard, Charlie Pillon at tackle, and Varner at end, while in the backfielrl Wier Sargent, Sam Fray, and Henry Uihlein and George Neff shone consistently. FIRST YEAH BU STAFF TRUMAN SoU'rI-IALL . . Coach EIIWIN G. MIooLEI'oN . . Manager BILLY WILLIAMS . . Coarh Tov SAVAGE ..... . Manager SQUAD ALAN B. AERUTYN DoN E. DOUGLAS JAMES W. KISLING, III IVIAUPIN MAssEr ROEERI' A. Bo'r'r JAMES P. ELKINS JosEI'II S. Ll'l'l'I.li'l'0N, JR. MCCARY PETER, III A. B. DAVIES, III ANIIRE P. FALWELI. R. D. NICILNVAINE, III JOSEPH L. SEnwI'rz BRYAN L. DONALDSON RonER'r V. FINLEY GEORGE C, MARX DANIEL L. SENIYI' RECORD Virginia . . 3 g V. P. I. . . 5 Virginia . . .pkg North Carolina . . 3M Virginia . . . 4 g Maryland . . 4 Virginia . . 5 3 A. M. A. . . . 3 Virginia ..... 2 3 S. M. A. . . . .6 RESUME Virginia's first year boxers, under tlIe capable tutelage of Truman Southall and Billy VVilliams, finished their 194.2 season with a .500 rating. A trip to Blacksburg opened tlIe season for tlIe first year boxers where they lost to the V. P. I. freshmen 5-4. It was necessary for Virginia to forfeit in the unlimited division. In their IICXI match' tlIe Baby Cavaliers beat a game Carolina team 4M-SM. The next two matches were away with Maryland Frosh and Augusta Military Academy. A 4-4 tie with Maryland and a 5-3 victory over Augusta brought the first year boxers up to their match with Staunton with a good winning percentage. Staunton's boxers proved F SEASON a little too strong and won tlIe match 6-2 after a 2-2 deadlock after tlIe first four li0llIS. By far the outstanding fighter of tlIe first year squad was Maupin Massie wlIo went through the season undefeated, winning all five of his matches. Al York should welcome lIim to the varsity next year. Three other boxers who are destined for more service are Dan Douglas with three wins aIId no defeats, Alan Al3l'llfj'll and George Marx with fll'I'CC wins and two defeats eaclI. The lack of an entry in the unlimited division was truly felt at several times during tlIe season, but Coaches Southall and VVilliams are to be congratulated for an excellent season using tlIe material :It their disposal. lfl59J FIRST YEAH B SHETBZILL STAFF liII,I,x' MCCANN . -...... Cflllfll DICK S'I'oNIz . , - . LARRY SNonnx' .....-...-- Mmmgrr TEAM Les BLANRIN En GAMIzI.Ia DICK JOHNSON SANDY CARRINGTON lion GERMAIN ARMANI! NEWMYIQR ANDY CI-IAFIW I I-IA1. nIcMovA CI-IARI.n2 SCI-1oIsw Eo CI.I2MnN'I's HENRY HERoI.n JACK SI-IARRIc'I I' ToM CuTI.nR RECORD Virginia . . . . 24.5 Washington and Lee . . 33 Virginia . . . 31 Virginia . . . . 33? Richmond . . . . 26 Virginia . . . 36g Virginia . . . . 493 Staunton M. A. . . 33 Virginia . . . Virginia . . . . 35, V. M. I. . . . 31 Virginia . . . 46 Virginia , . . . 29, VVoodberry . . 25 Virginia . . . Virginia . . . . 39, V. S. . . I6 Virginia . . . 53g - Caplain DICK STONE JIM WARREN DAVID WII.soN I-IIINRY VVII.soN Richmond . . . , 36 Chattanooga H. S. . . 26 Penn Charter ..,. 4' Washington and Lee . 3+ Episcopal High School . 4' V. M. I ....... 32 RESUME After losing the first game to Washington and Lee, the first-year basketball team which was coached by Billy McCann of last year's varsity team, embarked on one of the most successful seasons ever had by a first-year squad. Only one other game was dropped. the final record showing ten wins and two losses. The yearlings hit their stride after the first game and defeated Richmond, S. M. A., V. M. I., Wood- berry Forest, and V. E. S. before losing a return game to Richmond. After this second loss, the team completed the rest of the season undefeated and OF SEASON avenged its first defeat at the hands of VV. and L. by a 46-34. win in the second game. The Baby Cavaliers' best performance was probably in the closing game with V. M. I., in which they ran up the season's highest score, winning 53-42. Les Blankin, the team's high scorer, and Charlie Schoew have developed into a pair of smooth work- ing, capable forwards, while Dick Stone played a con- sistently good game at center. Along with Blankin and Schoew, Jimmy WHfl'ClI also looms as a contender for a varsity berth next year. 'These scores were not available when CORKS AND CURI.s went to press. H601 FIRST YE!-IH THAIIH ARCI-IIE HAI'IN . . . Coach TEAM BAYLOR V. CAPERS CURTIS R. COLEMAN, II EDWARD D. DART LEWIS M. ALLEN ALBERT J. AMSTERDAM CARLSON BOOTII N. W. BOYD, III CARL BROADDUS JOIIN T. CAMBLOS C. BROOKS FARBIZR HARRY K. GOWLE FRANK L. HEREFORD BENJAMIN P. DAVIDSON, JR. EDGAR I-I. LAWMAN, JR. EDWARD D. DART . . . Captain WILLIAM H. PA'I'I'ERSON WILLIAM SANTOR0 WILLIAM A. R. GOODWIN, JR. I-I. LINTON SMITH HENRY P. TAX'I.0R, JR. JACK WESTON J. BUCKLEY WIIlTI.A'l'CIl M. A. PIOLLIDAY EDWARD KREIK M. L. DAWSON LEE, JR. DAVID MARCII EDWARD A, MITCHELL, JR. RECORD Virginia . . 6og V. M. I. . . . 57 Virginia . . . IOIQ S. M. A. . . , I6 Virginia . . . 835 Woodberry .... 34 Virginia ..... 39, Maryland . . . 78 RESUME OF The first year track team made for itself an enviable l'6COI'll -as victors in three of their meets and in a tie with V. P. I. for second place in tlre State Meet. The only defeat tlIat they suffered in dual cOmpetiIioII was to the University of Maryland, by the score of 78-39. CoaclI Hahn is to be congratulated for bringing forth some great stars for the varsity this year. Captain Ned Dart was a fine leader in respect to the points he him- self made and also in respect to the spirit with which lre imbued his team. Last winter Coach Archie Hahn took a number of his fledglings to the meet at Chapel Hill. There they did very well for themselves, but dual meets with Woodberry Forest and Episcopal were canceled. V. ..... . THE SEASON On April 6 the Cadets of V. M. I. invaded Lambeth Field and although they showed a very good team, the Cavaliers beat tlrem out, 60 to 57, The following week Woodberry's fine track men were defeated, 83 to 34. Staunton went the way of the former twO-Vir- ginia'S victory by IOI to I6. At College Park the Baby Cavalier spikemen were defeated for tlIe oIIly time, 39 to 78. On May IO, OII VVilson Field at Lexington, the Virginia First Year Men shared SCCOIICI place in the State Meet with V. P. I., eaclI getting 312 points. Carl liroaddus, Nat Boyd, Zlllil Jack Weston got Virginia's only first places, in the Javelin, Broad Jump, and Mile Run, respectively. The rest of the squad did notably well, IIOIIC the less, and should certainly be valuable additions to the varsity this year, and in years to come. F1611 FIRST YEAH B SEB!-lLI. .......Coach AAf:nI'IoRNsLm'H . . Dick FI,li'l'CiIER . CHARLES MlaRR1'1 1'. . . . . . . . .lllzuzagcr . Cajrlain WELDY B1av1sR1.m' RICHARD BRAND1' RICHARD BUCR ALLAN CAMl l'llEl.l. JOHN Clll'l l'I!NlJlZN CLAUDE COLEMAN CHARLES Coovrak Gnome CR1s'r CHARLES CRUMM FRED DAVIDSON HENRY FORD ROBERT GAl.l.AGlllili JOHN KENNlil.l.Y HENRY LATCHUM souAn ROBERT LIPPS R0mzR'1' MCKINLIW CHARLES lVlIZRRl'I I' DONALD MoR'r1MlzR JAMES NOTTINGIIAM FRANCIS NULL JAMES PA'l'l'0N EDWARD S'r1ecRMRss1zR I-IARRY S'1'oK15s VVAl.'l'lER ST, CLAIR OSCAR r1llIORUP RomzR'1' r1iYl.ER ARTHUR VooRH1ancs JOHN VVlil.l.l4'0RD RECORD Virginia . Fork Union M. A. . . I4 Virginia . . . 55 W. and L. . . . . . 2 Virginia . . 5, Woodbcrry Forest . . 4 Virginia . - . . 4.5 V. M. I. . . . . . . II Virginia , . 153 Staunton M. A. . . . I5 Virginia . . . . '85 University of Richmond 9 Virginia . . 23 W. and L ...... 3 Virginia . . . . 2OQ Augusta M. A. . . . I0 Virginia . . 12: Massanutten M. A. . . 6 Virginia . . . . 4,' V. M. I. . . . . 9 Virginia . . 55 University of Richmond I2 U' II inningsj RESUME OF THE SEASON The first year baseball team of 1941 showed much promising material for the varsity in years to come. Although theirs was not an outstanding record, it was considerably more than creditable-five won, one tied, and five lost. Several of the games of the Junior Bats- men were very disappointing in their close decisions, which seemed to be the unfortunate lot of the team through the whole season. The team's chief strength lay in its strong infielders: Charlie Merritt at shortstop, Bim Patton at third, and Bob Lipps at second. This trio was an outstanding com- bination both defensively and offensively. Allan Camp- lf162il bell headed the pitching department with three vic- tories, Jack Coleman, Ed Steckmesser, and Frank Null rounded out the position and turned in a fine season's work. So far as the batting average of the Baby Cavaliers is concerned, Charlie Merritt led with over a .4oo, with Bob Lipps, Bim Patton, and Bob Tyler well over .3oo. With such fine and outstanding young men coming up into varsity ranks, the University must realize that Coach Fletcher not only l1as turned out a good first year team, but has succeeded in infusing into them more than a little bit of his own capability and good sportsmanship. S'I'EvE CLARK . . DOUG CALL JACK DABNEY BERKLEY ELLIS Virginia . Virginia . GERARD PODESTA SAM ABBOTI' DOUG BRADLEY FIRST YE!-IH M NUR SPIIHTS FIRST YEAR SWIMMING STAFF . Coach JAMES BIGGIN . , Managrr TEAM HENRY HALPRIN ROBERT MARTIN LAURIENCIE SOLOWEY MARK HANNAN ARTI-IUR MURRAY P. S. CLARK AI.BIER'I' HARRIS JOSEPH SCANNELI. RECORD . . 23Q Massanutten .... 38 Virginia . . . 15g V. P. I ..... . 48 . . 24.5 Staunton M. A .... 42 Virginia . . . . 235 Augusta M. A. . . . 42 FIRST YEAR TENNIS STAFF . Coach BENJAMIN BANULIS . . . Manager TEAM BARI' GOI,IlBERG IVIARSIIALI. JOIINSON NORMAN McLEOn ROBERT SIIAY OSCAR THORUP GEORGE TYLER JOHN GILL CIIARLIE LIEVERING SAM SMIn'r WEST WOODBRIDGE JOIIN MCDONALD CAM SMIDT RECORD Virginia . . . . IQ Peddie School .... 5 Virginia . . . . 63 Wooclherry Forest . . . I Virginia . . . . 83 Woodherry Forest . . . I Virginia . . . . og Navy Plebes . . . . . 9 Virginia . . . . 65 VVnshington and Lee . . 3 Virginia . . . . 6,' Virginia Episcopal . . I Virginia ...... 7Q Episcopal High . . . , 2 FIRST YEAR CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD HARRY ALVERSON WILLIAM DEEKINS MOULTRIE LEE MELVIN SCIIWARTZ RANDOLPH BRENT EDWIN DODGE HENRY MI'I'CIIELI. STEVEN SMITH CIIARLES CALIGA ROBERT GREEN TIIOMAS MOSBY RECORD Winner Losvr Winner Loser Virginia .I . . . . Richmond Navy Plebcs ..... . Virginia. Virginia . ...... Maryland Virginia ....... . V. M. I. William and Mary ....... . Virginia . Third in State Meet N631 FHATEHNITIE5 1 1 1 HFI'iEI1dS we have, if we have IllHI.'itUd thuln. 'Hmuse of nur earliest years stand 11ef11'est in nur affectiulls. Uur college fI'iB1ldS are thu , dearest. Q f K :-iff' Q ii ' 0 E. A M ix .J -Y DELTA Ii PPA EPSILIII VIRGIANIA ETA CHAPTER Founded at Yale in 1844. Established at University of Virginia, November 26, 1852. 'z-.gif FRATER IN FACULTATE LLEWELLYN G. HOXTON, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. DR. STAIGE BLACKEORD HEDLEY MCNEER BOWEN EDWARD WATTS GAMBLE, JR. J, MALCOLM LUCK DOUGLAS S. BRADLEY C. EDGAR BRYANT SAMUEL P. M. KINSEY CHARLES H. LEYS JOHN J, ABBERLEY , JAMES E. EDMUNDS, III WILLIAM B. M WILLIAM M. AVERILL, JR. EDWARD W. GAMBLE, JR. HENRY C. LANCASTER, JR. FRATRES IN URBE MAYNADIER MASON FRANK AUBREY MASSIE ROGER RICHARD RHINEI-IART COLLEGE DANIEL W. OEHMIG LEIGH C. RHETI' HARRISON M. ROBERTSON, JR. GEORGE A. STEWART JACK RHINEHART WILLIAM A. RHINEHART, III GUS TEBELL DAVID JOSEPH WOOD WILLIAM G. SUHLING, III ARTHUR R. WEIR GEORGE F. WEST STANLEY WOODWARD, JR. LAW WILLIAM M. GRAvA'I'I', JR. ROBERT C. WATTS, JR. JAMES L. WOODSON MEDICINE ARBURY, JR, EDWIN P. PARKER, III ENGINEERING JAMES H. KAELER, JR. ARCHITECTURE TI-IOMAS M. STOKES INITIATES JOHN C. DADNEY, JR. ALEX HEYEURN, JR. ALBERT H. RI-IE'l'l', JR. H1661 PAUL C. EDMUNDS, JR. MAURICE J. HOOVER, JR. CHARLES R. W. SCHOEW ,ffmf,,3p+DA- A - , -'f: r-'1,:-,.T:- Front Row GAMDLB, H. Rusvrg DABNEY, Hoovnn, HEYBURN, Avmuu., LAN- cAs1'1zR, Scuozsw, P. EDMUNDS Second Row MARDURY, VVA'1 1's, PARKER, GRAVA'l l', J. EDMUNDS Third Row SUIILING, RoDER'rsoN, BRYANT, Orzmvnc, OODWARD W Fourth Row KINSEY, WEST, S'rEwAR'1', KABLER, STOKES, BRADLEY, Wrzm, L. RI'lE'l'l Abxcnt ADDERLEY, WooDsoN, Lavs , . .. . ' - r-'nf . . -A ,. .?,'2?-,I ' ' ,' . 4 521 .....neB4.nl.?rn' J fl67J PH I Ii!-IPP PS VIRGINIA ALPHA CHAPTER Founded at Jefferson College in 1852. 5. -. 'f - 4.I 11 'fi xSJI:54.:.avL ,f .ff Hi N 675' Q.. ,vi f Establislmed at the Umversnty of Virginm In 1853. FRATRES IN FACULTATE RICHARD HEATH DAENEY, M.A., Ph.D. OSCAR SWINEEORD, JR., B.S., M.D. GEORGE B. EAGER, JR., B.A., I.L.B. JOHN RITCHIE, III, B.S., LL.B., J.S.D. 'PIIOMAS MUNEORD BOYD LEWIS M. ALLEN, JR. O. FREDERICK BATES WILLIAM C. CARTER EDWARD N. CIIEER, JR. PEYTON COCIIRAN, JR. RALPII E, CONRAD ROI.I.IN N. CONWELI., JR. F. BROOKE WHI DONALD A. FRAZIER WINTHROP W. MELLEN, JR. I-I. TUT CALLAIIAN HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE, AI.BIiR'I' R. CONRAD DOUGLASS C. FONDA, JR. J JAMES H. IELDER, M.A. FRATRES IN URIIE JOHN HUN1'ER ROBINSON COLLEGE TIIOMAS DONALDSON, JR. ALLEN R. EMMERT, JR. AAGE I'IORNSLli'l'H LEO E. MCPARTLAND SAMUEL L. MUNSON, III D. PINCKNEY POWERS, JR. LAW TINC, II ROBERT K MEIDICINE WILLIAM N, THOMAS, JR. GRADUATE ALBERT K. COCRE ENGINEERING BRUCE K. NELSON INITIATES DARIUS C. FRANCHE, III JAMES D. GWATKIN THOMAS S. HOVER AQ Il68II X3 f R I In N ff 5 x au J -Z JAMES HOWE CHEER GEORGE G. SHACRELEORD HENRY J, STREAT, JR. WILLIAM C. TUTIIII.I, G. ROBERT WEIICII IVIARSHALI. G. WILLIAMS J. BERNARD WYCROEE, JR CHARLES S. WYLIE . WOLTZ PUTNAM T. STOWE J. BUCRLEY VVHl'I'I.A'I'CH THOMAS M. MILLER WILLIAM H. MILLER, JR. JOI-IN D. RIDDICK, JR. FENWICR C. SHEPPERD Front Row i7 x 115 SIIACKELFORD, Cmzmc, NELSON, Flmznsk, MELLEN, WELCH, WOLTZ, HoRNsI.E'rH, CONWELL Second Row ALLEN, COCIIRAN, Wu.1,1AMs, WYCKNOFF, R. CONRAD, STOWE, Wvuu, MCPAR'l'I.AND, BATES, DoNA1.nsoN, EMMERT, MUNSON Third Row A. CONRAD, Hovnk, GWMKIN, CALLAIIAN, Rmmcxc, CLAIBORNE, Forum, CAR'r1zk, W. MILLER, SHEPHERD, T. M1r.r.nR, POWERS H691 BET!-I THETA P Founded at Miami University in 1839. Established at the University of Virginia in 1854. FRATRES IN FACULTATE ALEERT J. BARLOW, M.A., C.P.A. SAMUEL A. MlI'CI'IELL, M.A., Ph.D. ARCHIBALD B. SI-IEPPERSON, M.A., Ph.D. HARDY C. DILLARD, LL.D. COL. E. R. W. MCCAIIE COL. LEARTUS J. OWEN DR. CHARLES C. TENNAN'l' JOIIN H. NEFF WILLIAM S. JUDKINS WIl.I.lAM MIKSSIE SMITII WALTER F. Sco'I'r, JR. DAVID C. HOME E. HOWARD GOODWIN WEIR M. TUCKER STORE I. G. 0LssON ROBERT L. Nu'I'I', III RANDOLPH B. CARDOZO, JR. ANTON C. ADAMS, JR. WILLIAM H. FAULKNER, M.A., Ph.D. FRATRES IN URIIE GEORGE E. WALKER, JR. CIIARLES VENAIILE MINOR COLLEGE CLINTON M. HARRISON JAMES E. MILI.AN C. GROVE MCCOWN BEN W. DULANEY LEWIS F. BELL CI-IARLEs C. I-IALL E. VAN ZILE Scorr MEDICINE WALKER REYNOLDS TIIOMAS G. BELL LAW PIENRY T. WICKI'IAM ENGINEERING JOI-IN P. MARCII INITIATES E. 'TILESTON MUDGE, III JAMES M. JORDAN, III JOIIN D. VARNER GEORGE F. NEFF H701 JUNIUS R. FIsI-IEURNE CARY M. DAVIS, JR. CARTER WEISEGER DAVID H, MARCII WILLIAM A. R. GOODWIN, JACQUELINE M. HARRISON RIGIIARD B. Buck ROBERT S. BOYD WILLIAM C. JONES JOSEIIII P. WIII'I'I'LE D. MAXWELL ELLBTI' H. MARsToN SMITII LOCRIIART SPEARS J. MOUL1'RIE LEE I J First Row Sittin B Q I I 1 9 0r.ssoN, W. Sco'r'r, J. MARCH, WICRMAN, J. NEW, I-IARmsoN, T. Bum., I-IUMIQ Second Row DULANY, MAX SM1'r1-1, HALL, W111'r'rLE, MILLAN, I-I. Goonwm Third Row Bow, BUCK, HARRISON, JONES, W. Goonwm, V. Sc01 r, L. BELL, MCCOWN Fourth Row D. MARCII, NUTT Fifth Row MARS'I'0N SM1'm, CARDOZ0, MUDGE, G. NEFF, VARNER, JORDAN, ADAMS, SPEARS, Lnn Absent TUCKER, Rm'No1.Ds, JUDKINS, ELLETI' lf171l PH I HAPPA SIE ETA CHAPTER Founded at the University of Pennsylvania in 1850. Established at the University of Virginia On December 31, 1855. F RATRES IN F ACULTATE LEWIS M. HAMMOND, Ph.D. JOHN M. NOKES, M.D. GEORGE COOPER HUNTER FAULCONER RICHARD TERRIL MINOR JAMES A. BEAR HIZRMAN A. BENTON, JR. JOI-IN K. BURKE CLAUDE C. COLEMAN JOIIN L. DAVIS EDWARD D. DART JOIIN H. C. DICK ' FREDERICK G. POLLARD OWENS G. BOOMER DOUGLAS CALL, JR. EDWIN M. CLEMENTS OSCAR UNDERWOOD FRATRES IN URBE LYTTLEDON W. WOOD STEPHEN R. DAVENPORT WARREN STONE LEE COLLEGE HENRY L. FINLAYSON JENNINGS W. HOBSON HARRY G. LEWMAN SAUNDERS L. MAULSEY LOCKERT B, MASON GERALD MONTAIONE, JR. ARCHITECTURE LAWRENCE LEWIS LAW ROBERT N. POLLARD, JR. JOHN W. KNOWLES A MEDICINE DANIEL D. TALLEY INITIATES JAMES D. MASON JAMES D. PASCO, JR. JOHN T. STREAT lfl72l WILLIAM HENRY LAIRD JAMES DREURY WOOD WILLIAM H. WOOD F. H. NELMS, JR. JAMES D. PAITON TOY D. SAVAGE DEVVITI' BLUNDON RAYMOND G. WILLSE JAMES L. WIIITE E. PINCKNEY WROTII CIIARLES L. REED LAWRENCE E. WHITE LEE WILLIAMS WILLIAM E. MOHLER Front Row WILLIAM H. LAIRD, R. POLLARD, TAIIIIEY, F. PoI.I.ARn, J. WI-IITE, LEWIS, KNowI.Es, STEPI-IEN R. DAVENPORT Second Row L. WHI1'E, BLUNDON, FINLAYSON, LEWMAN, MONTAIGNE, NELMS, VVROTH, BURKE, L. MASON, BEAR Third Row CLEMENTS, DICK, PAsco, BOOMER, CARRINGTON, MAULSBX' , W SAVAGE, DART, COLEMAN, PA'I I'oN, HOBSON Fourth Row J. MAsoN, MOPILER, STREAT, CALL Absent WILLIAMS DAvIs, B REED, ENTON, ILLSE, H731 GEORGE M. DAWEs TH ETA DELTA II NU CHAPTER ro. O-0' .0 .5- 'WGAX fi Q, 7,4 Founded at Union College, 1847. il'-T-5IP ' Established at University of Virginia, I857. FRATRES IN FACULTATE A. G. A. BALZ, B.A., M.A., Ph'.D. GEORGE B. ZEHMER, B.S., M.A. JAMES C. BARDIN, M.D. VINCENT W. ARCHER, B.S., M.D. R. F. MAKEY, B.A., M.D., Ph.D. JAMES R. CASH, M.A., M.D. ANDREW D. HART, M.D. C. F. SCI-IWARTZ, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. FRATRES IN UREE TIIOMAS HEWSON HEWEON MICI-IIE JOHN S. GRAVES LEWIS GRAVES, JR. LINDsEY C. BLANTON ROBERT M, BOOTH COLLEGE H1 JOIIN L. LUIJLAM WILLIS L. KING PIENRY L. COOK WALTER M. Boccs ROBERT A. MCKINl,liY JOSEPH W. POWELL PHILLIP I-I. DUNEAR EDWARD R. S'I'EcKMEssER ROBERT P. HUNTER SAMUEL ABBO'l l' VINCENT J. BARRIE ARTHUR S. HUMMEL WILLIAM B. GUY SAMUEL R. BROOKS THOMAS J. CIRIFFIS GRADUATES RAYMOND C. DJNGLEDINE WILI.IA H AROLD STANLEY WOOD ROBERT AYLES STANLEY TAYLOR WILLIAM REA WAYNE BU'I l'ERBOUGl'I D. MA LAW THOMAS P, BIGGERT EDSON H. CANOVA GEORGE W. WALKER PRESTON MILLER CYRUs E. PHILLIPS WILLIAM P. BLACKWELL DONALD F. OIIRECHT M T. MCCANN GEORGE T. KEYES, JR. ARCHITECTURE PAI.MER A. HEWl.ET'I' ENGINEERING CK ELLsWO MEDICINE JOIIN H. RUssEI.L PLEDGES JOHN RICHMOND WILLIAM CONNORS JAMES WI-IALEN LEO FALK THOMAS BRODERICK In H741 13 f H ll Q0 A .. 17 A I M 5 . .. -Y RTH I-I. OSTERGARD LAWRENCE BEATTY HAROI.O DEMOYA VINCENT PARKER MARTIN KEPPI.E DONALD KLING First Rofw, Smlrd GEORGE M. DAWES, HAROLD D. MACK, JR., HISNRY L. COOK, SAMUEL R. BROOKS, THOMAS J. GRIEEIS, PALMER A. HEWLETT Cpresidcnrj, JOHN H. RUSSELL, JOHN M. LUDLAM, WALTER M. Bosss, WILLIAM B. GUY, WILLIS L. KING Svtond Rofw ROEER1' MCKINLEY, THOMAS BIGGHRT, JOSEPH POWELL, EDSON CANOVA, PHILLIP DUNEAR, ELLSWORTH OSTERGARD, GEORGE WALKER, PRESTON MILLER, ROEERT HUNTER, CYRUS PHILLIPS, SAMUEL AEEOTT, WILLIAM BLACKWELL, VINCENT BARRY Third Row DONALD OERECHT, STANLEY WOOD, EDWIN DODGE, WALTER L. F. FALK, JR., ROBERT AYLES, ARTHUR HUMMEL, THOMAS BRODERICK, STANLEY TAYLOR, LAWRENCE BEATTY, HAROLD DE MOYA, WAYNE BUTTERDOUGH, VINCENT PARKER, JOHN RICHMOND Fourth Rofw JAMES BANKS Qvalcrj, RAYMOND C. DINGLEDINE, JR., DONALD KLING, WILLIAM CONNERS M ixsing STBCKMESSER, WILLIAM GEORGE HBMPHILL, WILLIAM SHEARMAN, EDWARD MCCANN, MARTIN KERIJEL, WILLIAM REA, JAMES WHALEN H751 w ,-. .. lf vulj W. Egg' iv f A .::'.'f ' XQ ll 0 A fi RQ .J LIARRY D. M. CIIALMERS ARMISTEAD M. DOIIIE T. L. FARRAR MACON M. ARTHUR O. JOIIN BETZ, JR. BUCKNER W. CLAY WILLIAM A. CLOUGI-I FRANK W. DECKER GEORGE DENISON ROBERT L. FRACKELLFON J. WINDSOR FROST J. LYNN COCIIRAN PHI BAMM BELT Founded at Jefferson College in 1848. Established at the University of Virginia in 1858. FRATRES IN FACULTATE ROGERs PRATT TIIOMAs HAYIIURST EVANS FRATRES IN UREE HENRY FONDA WILLIAM HII.DRE'l'll HOWARD Hl1'Cl'ICOCK BEIRE HOPKINS COLLEGE MACBE1'H R. GASQUE, JR. WILLIAM GAYLORD FREDERICK S. HICKS C. FELIX JENKINS JOIIN L. KIRS'I'EN CIIARLES F. LLOYD, JR. CHARLES R. MEYER ENGINEERING HARRY T. MUI.l.ER-TI'iYM LAW BRADFORD WILES JOsEPII ADDISON, JR. LINCOLN B. BAYLIES JAMES A. BENTLEY MEDICINE JOHN B. PETTER INITIATES C. PHILIP HENDERSON BRADFORD H. LEE SAMUEL H. MEEKs H761 NORMAN KELSEY FRANK MCCUE MARsI-IALI. WELLS ROBERT E. MORSE JAMES B. ORD, JR. EDWARD T. PIIILLIPS JOIIN W. STEACY FRED C. T AYI.OR WII.LIAM R. TOOKER JAMES E. VOORIIEES, JR. JOIIN C. WILLIAMS, JR. JAMES M. NIXON ADAM WYANT ARTIIUR M. MURRAY, J JOIIN G. MURRAY GEORGE I. ROMMEL R Sitting Q I 1 3 DIENISON, Hicks, DRCKHR, BR'rz, TOOKHR, FRACKlil.'I'0N, STIEACY First Row COCIIRAN MORSE IVIULLIER-r1tlIYM CLAY Pu1l.1.1Ps Ll.oYn Y ! Y Y ! Second Row J1sNR1Ns, VooRHnRs, ORD, KIRS'I'lEN, ARTHUR Third Row VVILLIAMS, NIIEYER, FROST, TAYLOR, CLOUCH l ourlh R nw l.m2, MURRAY, A., Anms0N, BM'l.uas, BlcN'r1.m', l1raNmcRsoN, MURRAY, J., Lliwls I'IAl.L Cjanitorj fl bxcnt VVn.I.1AM GAx'l.oRn, MACBlc'1'11 Gfxsuulc, SAM Mlsmcs, CIEORGE Rom- MRI., BRADFORD VVxl.las, ADAM VVYANT H771 I i'f1f T4TiT'i2Fh.u.. . -...-1 J, SI MELv1N GARDNER ALPH EPSILU Founded at the University of Alabama on March 9, 1856. Established at the University Of Virginia, February 16, 1858 FRATRES IN FACULTATE DECHAZEAU, BA., M.A., Ph.D. GARRARID Gl,EEN, B.A., LLB. A1'cHEsON LAUGHLIN HENCH, M.A., Ph.D. FRATRES IN URBE REV. HENRY ERVTNG BA'l'CHELl,ER ALLAN HAYLOR CROMWELI. JUDGE CALLAN BROOKS PIERRE CULLINS THOMAS BANDY W1LL1AM BOWRAN PRESTON BRADFORD JAMES BRYANT JOHN CARRUTH WALTER COAKLEY CHARLES COOPER CHARLES CRUMM CHARLES CURRY BENJAMIN DAVIDSON JOIIN DELANEY ERv1N DICKEY W1LL1AM DUDLEY ROBERT F1NLAY WILLIAM EARLE WILLIAM FOGARTY ROBERT FULLER JOHN HALEY JAMES HEROLD BOLLXNG Honns ELBERT JEMISON ROBERT KELLER EDGAR LAWMAN MALCOLM MARSHAl.l, JOHN M1LLER HAROLD O'CONNELL M1LToN PARLOWE CHARLES PAULUS f ',. R Q ' 0 R A tk , H783 CHARLES EDWARD M ROBERT OSBORNE ALBERT Xf0RK ROBERT RAMSEY EDMUND THOMAS RAY MURPI-lX' ROBERT SHOOK GEORGE GRIMES THOMAS DUDLEY EDGAR ROBERTS PENN CLARK JERE HANSON HENRY STEWAR1' ROBERT QUINLAN CHARLES P1LLON TEMPLE 'I'U'rw1LER GERARD MURRAY ORAN First Row JERRY MURRAY, GEORGE GRIMES, JERE l'IANsON, TOM DUDLEY, ROBERT SIHOOK, TEMPLE TUTWILBR, EDGAR ROBERTS Second Row CHARLES CURRY, CHARLES PAULUS, BILL DUDLIEY, MALCOLM MAR- sIIALI,, ERVIN DICKEY, PRESTON BRADFORD, JOHN DELANEY, JACK MILLER, WILLIAM FOGARTY Third Row JOHN CARRUTH, ROBERT KELI.ER, JAMES BRYANT, ROBERT FINLAY, CHARLES CRUMM, ROBERT RAMSEY, ELBERT JEMIsON, ROBERT FULLER, CHARLES COOPER, EDMUND THOMAS, JAMES HEROI.D, XVILLIAM BOVVRON, JACK I-IALEI' Last Row EDGAR LAWMAN, WAI,'I'ER COAKLEY, HAROLD O'CONNEI.T., MII.'l'ON PARLOW lap ' Own tm 7.x 3 4 L W rLT'I21p, M A A :' .M , A ,,. ., ., A,-,,. U H, TR. . A: .MM .,1 3 , EV... 1 .TL - I1f,',Y 'if -rv-.. I.-L.. ., E-. pm.-..- Il791 . g ll ll1Ii'i 'Ull iq Ng NU X., l M. Q ,. M . .I'.,,, ,w,+-I BELT!-i PSI PHATEH ITY Founded at Columbia College, 1847. I2st:IlIlislIed at the University Of Virginia, April 28, 1859. 1 RA'I'REs IN FACULTATE W. H. WIII'I'E, JR., B.A., LL.B., S.J.D. DAVID M. WRIGII'r, M.A., I.L.B., PlI.D CRAIG CUl.BliR'l'SON Wll.LlAM W. BEvERI.EI' EDWARD C. CAMIIEELI. SAMUEI. H. CARTER ANIJRENN' H. CIIRIs'rIAN NORMAN FARQUI-IAR VVILLIAM M. HII,I. ' ALFRED WII.I.IAM H. G FITZGERALD BEMISS Ross T. ELI.IoT1', JR. SAMUEI. B. FRAY FRATRES IN URIIE CARI, H. NOI,'I'ING EINVARD D. TIX3'l,0li COLLEGE CIIARI.Es B, LEVERING JOIIN A. MARsIIAI.I. JOIIN T. MASON ROBERT W. OEF WII.I.IAM R. PREs'rON MEIDICINE ENGINEERING J. COLEMAN MO1'I.EI', JR. LAW GRADUATE RICIIARD R. BERNARD INITIATES GEORGE E. GRIMI3AI.I., JR. ROBERT H. HURT lQl80Ql ORMAN EIJVVIN G. l.I.EII'EI.I.vN MII.I.ER RICHARD G. RUMERI' GEORGE SEMEER FRANK H. S'l'RINGFEI.l.OVV JOIIN H. WEI.I.IfORD MASON M. VVII.I.IAMs RICHARD VV. VVll.'l'SlllRIi R. BERRLEI' PEx I'ON R. EVANS MIDDI.E'rON J. WEIR SARGEN1' IJAVID C. WILSON, JR. HENRY I-I. WII.sON Baal' Row Mo'r1,m', WHLI.voRn, Wu.l,mMs, BlaRNAkn, MASON, O1-'1-', Mllllll4Ii'l'0N 1 0IlI'fll Row C I.1+:vmuNG, CAMI'BliI.l,, FAROUIIAR, Third Row S'I'RlNGFHl.l.0W, I'Iu.1,, MARS1-mm., Smronrl Row SHMLER, Ruwakv ,HRlS'l'IAN, PRESTON Cfxwrlck, Bravlckmav, SARc:laN'r, l'fI,Ll0'l l', Wu.soN, D., VVn,'rs1mua First Row FRAY, IIURT, GR1MnA1,1,, lilzmlss, VVILSON, II. is 4 5 i VY Q., ii. H811 !l1 i1 Q CHI PHI FHATEH ITY .A M .' 'Y Q I ,. H ENRY L. CU HOOPER KEPNER HARRY E. McCoY, JR. JOIIN W. BISHOP DAVID A. DASIIIELL, JR. , FRANK NYE HAL McCoY JDSEPII S. LIT'I'LE'I'oN, JR. EDWARD BROWN ALPHA CHAPTER Founded at Princeton University in 1824. Established at University of Virginia in May, 1859. FRATRES IN FACULTATE MMING WILLIAM ALLISON KEPNER FRATRES IN URBE WILLIAM BERRIAN WALTER M. CUSHMAN MEDICINE GRANVILLE G. VALENTINE ENGINEERING Ron ERT B. RoosEvELT ARCHITECTURE AI.LEN C. HOPKINS COLLEGE RICHARD T. LYNCH MARSHALL JoIINsoN ARCH SEEWALD ROY B. MARTIN, JR. FRED S. HILI. INITIATES EDWARD GREGORY FRANK LEWIS TIM L. TREADWEIIL, III p ll82.l 4.7 f .-.i:i'!v K D - 0 A 6 ' - ,lp f is kv' -Y JAM ES C. rfWYMAN FERD HECKLE ToM CATIICART JERRY LARKIN PETER F. WoRMwooD DDUGLASS MII.LAR CLAYEORNE MEARS JACK CRoI I' Front Row NYE, LYNCH, JOHNSON, I-IUPKINS, SREWALD, VAl.EN'I'lNl5, Bismu- Hru., MARTIN, HECKLI-:, CA'r1-rcAR'r Back Row Pml. PORTER, janitorg LI'I'l'LE'l'ON, MIEARS, DASIHRLI., rItREADWEI.L, Mu,r.AR, McCov, Lawxs, CSREGORY, BROVVN, ROBINSON, Rooslsvaur, HARRY MCCox', VVORMWOOD, LARKIN H831 SIE A IIHI FH TEH IT PSI CHAPTER Founded III Miami University, 1855. I - 'V Estnblislmd December Io, 1860. If QQ ea! hvfx FRATER IN FACUI.TA'I'E L. rfI'IOMAS ROYs'I'ER, M.D. FRATRES IN URIKE W. H. PAINE, JR. J. ALLEN VYIIOMAS, JR. LYNN S'l'0U'l' L. L. COCHRELL STEPHEN H. WATTS, B.A., M.A., M.D. GEORGE PERKINS, B.A., LL.D. XAVILLIAM LEE COLL EG E il -1 XC! ' 0 K, M S . J HAROI.D F. DIRLAM SHANNON M. ALLEN ROBERT L. BROWN III ROBERT VV. BANTA RICHARD R. BAKER III JOHN B. DRACOO J. WILLIAM REED LEW D. BRUNDAGE INNES C. TIAINES CHARLES VV. MIERRI'l l' 'THOMAS S. N. S'l'l5U'l'ZIiR WILLIAM S. LYON JAMES E. BOYCE CHARLES R. SCOTT LAW JOSEPH K. MASSTE MEIJICINE J'0SEI'l'I W. COxE RICHARD L. DE SAUSSURE, GRADUATE WILLIAM P. GRAM WILLIAM V, PICKETI' CARLIZTON PENN, II GABRIEI. F. SALAZAR WALTER V. PARUCII AUGUST I-I. CAI-IILL M. B. CLINKSCALES, JR. JOHN H. THORNTON, JR GRAHAM A. VANCE FREDERICK C. I'IOI.I.IiR AUBRHY E. HARVEY, JR. JAMES T. KEI.I.S JAMES T. DUDLEY HUGH E. MOSIIER JOHN J. MAIIOOII INITIATES JOHN W. FALLON IDAVIII L. KENDAI.I. PLEDGES ROBERT H. flRAVA'l l'l5 WILLIAM W. JUSTIS CHARLES C. r.FRIMBLli N841 ROBERT G. r.l1URNlik EDWARD PRIOR-LEAI-Iv G. W. MORRIS, JR. WALLACE POWER Back Row, Left to Right HARRISON, PRIOR-LEAHY, VAN VAUIHENBURG, EHRLICH, 'IURNFR, MCCALL, KlsNuA1.r.. Third Row P1CKlc'1'T, S'I'UE'I'ZlER, CAI-m.I., SA Secoml Row BRYCE, ALLEN, Sco'rr, BROWN First Row LAZAR, MOR'l'lMl5k , BANTA, LYON. DIRLAM, MliRRl'l'l', Rlilill, Lmc, PARUCII. H851 ALPHA PI HAPPA Founded March I, 1868, :It the University Of Virginia. FRATRES IN FACU LTATE F. P. DUNNINGTON, B.S., C.E., M.E., Ph.D CIIARLES BRUCE MORTON, II, B.S., M.D. ARMISTBAD G. GORDON, JR., A.B., M.A., Ph.D. J. L. NEWCOMII, B.A., C.E., SC.D., LL.D. ROBERT H. WEBB, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. JOHN L. COCIIRAN, JR. ARCIIIBALD D. DABNEY JOIIN F. EI,I.l0'l l' CLEMENT D. FISIIIIURNE WILLIAM H. FLANNIGAN JAMES FENDEI. JOIIN S. BA1'I'I.E, JR. NATIIANIEI, E. ADAMSON MAURICE M. BRAY I EDMUND B. ADAMSON BENJAMIN F. BORDEN RALPH F, BROOKS HARRISON W. BURCESS CFIIBERT S. CAMIJBELI. ALEXANDER MCR. CAVE GERARIJ S. CIIAPIN M. JAMES CZARNIECRI, JR. VVALTER C. DAVIS, JR. WILLIAM R. BALDVVIN ROBERT VV. BRAUTIGAM PERRONEAU BROWN JOIIN W. CRAIJDOCR MAR5HAI.I. FIsIIwIcIc WILLIAM E. GRlNNEl.I. FRATRES IN URBE HURNLEY GRA'I'EI l.l.EVVEI.l.YN P. HAYDEN WII.I.IAM D. HAYIIEN, M.D. CIIARLES T. O'NEII.I. JOIIN R. PUGII XVILLIAM L. SMITII LAW THOMAS J. O'RElLLY DECATUR I-I. RODGERS, JR. MEIJICINE Wll.l.lAM C. BARR w7ll.i.lAM W. HOBACR COLLEGE J. STERLING GRUMMAN TIIEODORE J. HOBE JESSE T. HUDSON, JR. WII.I.IAM D. LEWIS, JR. ROBERT LYDAY JOI-IN F. MAXEIELD JAMES C. MCGUSTY JOIIN C. MUI1' WII.I.IAM W, OLD, Ill J. SCO'l'l' RAwI.INGS ENGINEERING SIIIRLEY H. SMITII PLEDGES CHARLES KENDAI.I. GEORGE MARSlIAI.l. FRANK NULL TIIOMAS P. PATTERSON ROBERT M. REBSE H861 DOWNING L. SMITII W. HOIXI' SOUDER JOIIN S. WIIITE WILLIAM H. L, WI-Il'l'E, M.D BLAKE B. WOODSON, III SIDNEY B. WATSON ROBERT C. SEATON ROBERT E. MCALPINE CIIARLES M. WALSH JOIIN P. ROBERTSON FRANCIS L. SALISBURY FREDERICK SENKOWSKY J. DIOYLE SMITII MINOR M. SMITII J. ROBERT TA1'UM PIIILIII R. S. WAUGPI ARTHUR M. WIIITEHILL, JR. JOI-IN A. WILMER M. RAYMOND RILEY, JR. RALPII M. SCOTT WILLIAM L. SMALLEY ROBERT B. SULLIVAN JOIIN T. TICER WlI.LIAM R. VADEN First Row K A PFATUM, Lumv, WILMER, WAUGH, McGus'rY, Czmmmcxx, Wumz- mu., N. E. ADAMSON, Holmclc, C1-IAPIN, Sawxowsxv, Mow Sammi Row M, Smrru, SULLIVAN, BRAUTIGAM, Houu, O'Rran.r.v, Lawns, PA'1'rrcR- soN, DAv1s, GRUMMAN, GRlNNl5l.I., Ckzmnocx, RonHk'rsoN, OLD, Txcsk, E. ADAMSON, D, SMITH, MAxFm.n, CAMPBELL Third Row I-Iunsor-1, SAIJSBURY, Vlxmsx, SM,u,1.m', liuooxs, MARsum.1., Sco'rr -.fr -,.- ,g 7 -.4 .-, '- : ' v 1 - f 'i ...--as 11871 ETA PSI FH TEH BETA CHAPTER , , ff IWDIIIIIIUC at eu Xml. I IIIversII5 III I8.I.7. .A v Iistuhlislmecl :It tII'c UIIivcI'sity of VirgiIIiII in I868. FRATRES IN FACU I,TATE IVEI' FORIIMAN LEWIS, Ii.A., M.S., Ph.D. IERNEs'I' J. OGI.EsIIv, B.A., M.A. B. F. D. RUNK, ILS., M.S., PII,D. FRATRIES IN URIIE ITY MIIRRI' IiococK BERNARD P. CIIAMIIERLAIN VVII.I.IAM P. CIIAMEERLAIN IEIIWARII C. CLARK GEORGE M. Comes EIIWARII A. MI'I'cIIEI.,I. DAVIII W. BREws1'ER JAMES P. PIfAIII. WII.I.IAM W. BANKS J. '11EMPI.IZI'0N S'I'RfoNG R.II.I'II J. CIIANIILER C. BROOKS FARBER RrInER'I' S. CoI.EMAN EDWARD CIIANIILEII, JR. S'I'uAR'I' B. CLARK, JR. WYNN KEI'I'II DANIEI. L, SliNI4 l', JR. ROIIERT Comes CAMERON DUKE WII.I.IAM R, DUKE, JR. W. ESRRIIIGE DUKE GREGORY MAGRUIIER COLLEGE TIIoMAs D. GRINNIILI. NORMAN L. MACLEOII VVILLIAM M. rI'IMBERI.AKI5 RUssEI.I. BELCIIER PETER J. SVVAYZIE WILLIAM R, NEI.soN LAWRENCE H. FoRsY'I'I1 RonER'I' S. RIs1'INE ENGINEERING PIQIIOMAS P. NELSON PLEIJGES PIIII.EMoN E. TRUEsnAI.E, HENRY E. KING AVERY CA'I'I.IN RANIIoI.IfI-I R. FISHER, JR. CIORIJON li. NEI.soN LOGAN M. NEI.soN W. ALLEN PERKINS F. BRAImI.Ex' PEY'I'oN, III RonER'I' SCI-II.EsINGIIR FRANCIS N. CRENSIIAVI' RonER'I' H. HAIJEN RICI-IARII D. VIIRMII.I.IoN GEORGE C. PALMER, III CIIARI.Es REEIJ, JR. ARIZEN L. IDAY, JR. AI.EER'I' H. S'I'onIIARII, III ALEXANIIER A. CAMERON, JR JR. ROGER D. MEl.I.ICK, JR. GEORGE E. P. TOEEE DoUGI.As F. LANGIIORNE TIIoMAs W. PEARCE, JR. JAMES F. WARREN, JR. f KI ' 0 xx , Gul.. .Q J Usa! Top Row ANr:lmRN1z, MEI.I,lCK, 'l'RUIiSDAI.li, CIIANIDLIEIE, CLARK, 'lxUlCBIi, FISHER, PRARCH, WARREN, Klil'I'lI, Kmc, CA'I'I.IN, SEN!- r SITUIIII R010 Ml'l'CIIlZl.I., BRIEXVSTIER, Nm.soN, T., Pl-'Alll., BANKS, STRONG, CHAND- lIiR, FARRRR, COLEMAN, fPRINNlil,l., MAcI,la0n, 'l'lMBliRl,AKE, Blcr.cmeR, SWAYMQ Third R ow NELSON, VV., l 0RSY'l'll, RISTINE, CRENSIIAXV, IfIAmcx, VlcRMu,l,mx, DR. Llawls, PALMER, Rlilan, DAY, S'1'ommARn, CAMRRUN, Fmon Il89l LPH T!-I EE!-I VIRGINIA DELTA CHAPTER Founded in Richmond, Virginia, on September II, 1865. Established at the University Of Virginia on November 25, 1868. FRATRES IN FACULTATE ROBERT V. FUNSTEN, M.D. CHARLES E. HENDERSON THOMAS CARRUIIIERS, B.S. ELBERT ALvIs KINCAID, M.A. NORTON PRI'rCHE'rT FRATRES IN UREE II IJ W Il! Xi fi f R Y GEORGE BARLOW AI.EER'I' ROLLING -IOIIN S. BA'IwI'I.E HARRY ANDERSON JAMES T. M. BAvI.oR AR'1'I1UR H. BUELL CUR'I'IN R. COLEMAN JAMES R. DODsoN, JR. BRUCE G, CORNELL r1IIIOMAS E. DOLAN' CHARLES D. FORRER ROGER D. FRALEY ROGER BROOME ROBERT H. DAVIS, JR. JAMES S. HANCKEI. COLLEGE JOIIN A. GILL R. TURNBUI.I. GII.I.Ii'l'I'Ii ROBERT K. GORDIN FRANK L. I-IEREEORD, JR. JOHN W. FIULVEY C. GERALD KIRVEN WILLIAM R. MERRICK ITIEIJX G. MILLER, JR. CIIRIs'I'IAN S. HU1'rER, JR. SAMUEL L. LEE JOIIN RYAN RIDGIIIA' D. MII.I.HR, JR. RAY M. PAUL C. DIMICK REESE, JR. ROBERT D. SEILER 'THOMAS M. 'III-IORN1-IILL, J HENRY P. TAYLOR, JR. JOsEIfH B. 'TUCKER BEVERLY D. TUCRER, JR. WILLIAM N. WOOD LAW WILLIAM C. BATTI.E B. PURNELL EGGLESTON ENGINEERING RICHARD M. BRANIYI' BIENNO JANSSEN, JR. WILLIAM H. MCCOY MEDICINE CHARLES G. CRADDOCR, JR. SAMUEL P. MARS!-IAI.I. GRADUATE EDVVIN C, I'IU'I l'ER INITIATES CHARLES CALIGA PRESTON CRAIGI-IILL RICHARD FOUTCH GEORGE GLADDEN ALEXANDER P, JANSSEN H901 DIxoN PATIENCE HAYWOOD TATEM I-IENRY UIHLEIN Back Row BAvLoR, Gll.I., KIRVEN, TAYLOR Third Row BUELL, B. JANSSEN, CORNELL, BRANDT, SEILER, ANDERSON, COLEMAN, HEREFORD, HUI.VEX', Woon, R. MILLER, GoRmN, f5lI.I.E'l l'E, D0ns0N Second Row BATTLE, McCoY, r.liIIORNIlII.I., PAUL, CRAIDDOCK, EGGLESTON, J. TUCKER, B. TUCKER, F. MlI.I.HR, FORRICR, REECIQ, IVIARSHALI. Front Row UIIIIJEIN, Ifourcn, GLAIJDIEN, CRAIGIIIIJ., 'l'A'rEM, PATIIENCH, FRALIEY, CALIGA, P. JANSSEN, W7lll'l'lE If19lj Ii PPA SIE AFR TEH ITY ZETA CHAPTER , -HE, Founded :It the University of Virginia, December Io, I869 .I J 1 v Q oy o -mo .I . 1 o I I s J A OUR., J, . A FRATRES IN FACULTATE GEORGE OSCAR FERGUSON, B.A., M.A., Ph.IJ. XVILLIAM VVIR1' VVADDELI., M.D. RICI-IARD CECIL GARI.IcR, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. l I.E'I'CIIER VVOODWARD, M.D. JAMES SOU1'IIAI.I. WILSON, B.A., M.A., PII.D., IC. R. SI.AUGII'I'ER, B.S. 'FIIOMAS CAREY JOIINSON, JR., ILA., M.A. DUDLEY CRAWFORD SMI'I'II, M.D. FREDERICK DEAN!! RIBIILE, M.A., I.I..li. JOIIN I-IOWII YOIE, B.A., M.A., PII.I7. FRATRES IN URIIE C. BERNARD BAILEY EDWIN A. COPENIIAVIIR LV'lJ'l'l,H'l'0N XVAIJDHLI. WAI.'I'ER N. AI.I,IaN JOIIN A. BERREY ROIIER1' Ii. BERNIIARDI' RoIIER'I' B. CRANE Wn.I.IAM W. EVANS, JR. JOIIN R. FRIzzEI.I. RAYMOND J. BASANTA, JR. THOMAS N. CU'I'I.ER RICHARD O. FERGUSON LEwIs FOSTER GORDON SMI'I'II LEMUEI, F. SMITH CLAY E. DELAUNEY REV. VVILEY R. Ni.-XSON COLLEGE ALLAN GARDNER ALLEN G. How, JR. JULES G. KORNER, III EDVVARD M. LYMAN SUMNER W. MA'I'TESoN LAW ROBERT TYE MCGUSTY, JR. MEDICINE 'l'IIOMAS SI'I'wIeI.I. EDWARDS INITIATES ROBIIRT W. HERRE BENJAMIN T, i'IlI.l., JR. WII.I,Is HOv'I' PAUI. H. KIERNIXN f R S. 'T' A R A g ni M J' H ' M xg Q' I 192 1 I.L.D. IA l l'I.E'I'0N JONES 'IQIIOMAS L. WATSON JOI-IN R. XNINGFIELD, JR. I-IAMIL'roN S. Ross CLAUDE H. SMITII VVILLIAM H. SMITH A. f1lI.BER'I' TENNEY' C. VIQIIOMAS TENNEY WVILLIAM C. TX'l.ER, JR. ROBERT E. SPRAGINS ROBERT J. STo1 I' DONALD SWEENEY WILLIAM WIESE, II l 1'aut Row, Sitting Wussla, BAsAN'm, FERGUSON, KHQRNAN, Fos'rlcR, Ilmuus, Sl-lmmxs, HILL SFCOIIII R 076' IIm.l.ANn, llovr, l.x'M,w, Ross, Bun, Smrrn, Am.:-:N, CRANE, SMITH, 'l'x'l.lck, '1'laNNm' ljllffk Row. Slnurling FRIZZlil.l,, lilskwllfxkm, 'l'lcNNlsx', G,xRnNlsR, MfX'l l'liSKJN, lixxxxs ll93I Av 13 SIB DRG, U .9731 N 'f ' C'. ':7'l M. - .',f: E . , .4 . Vg -1 G,-15,412-,',,1 r 1' - ' 'LE ' Q11 1. ha., 0' IAXWRIENCIE LEE EDWARD J. CARRU'I'HERs FRANCIS B. CERINNEL DONALD F. LANE JOIIN H. ALISXANIJHR FRANK R. BROWN DONALD BRUCE THOMAS F. CLEMMER FREDERICK DAVIDSON BENJAMIN J. GIBSON CASS GILBERT, III ' JOHN G. GRAHAM WII.I.IAM D. HURIIBUT, II NU PH TEH ITY BETA CHAPTER Founded at Virginia Military Institute ill I869. Established at University of Virginia ill I87o. FRATRES IN FACULTATE RICHARD FLETCHER FRATRES IN URRE PATRICK C. MA'I'I'HIcWs PIOWARD A. TURNER COLLEGE WILLIAM F. JENSEN, JR. LAWRENCE A. LIVINGSTON RICI-IARD H. MCLEOD I'IERBER'1' N. MUNHALL JOI-IN G. PAYNE BROOKE PEIRCE SPENCER ROBERTS ROBERT E. RUNYON ROBERT P. SHAY GRADUATE VVIIILIAM F. BUTLER LAW R. LAMAR MOORE ENGINEERING CIIARIN JONES E. MIXNN NASH CIIARI.Es SMITH HENRY S. MARTIN LAWRENCE F. SNODDI' JAMES D. STAUEEER PIIILII1 M. TAI.EO'I I' MCRAE WERTH RICHARD B. S. WIYIITNEY WEST P. WOODBRIDGE FREDERICK M. WII,I.lAMS RICI-IARD T. YATES ROEERI' H. ZIEGLER PAUL A. HUN'1'ER HARRISON W7Al'l'lE, Ill CFEORGE R. ANDREWS, 111 JESSE W. BEEGIILEY, JR. ROY N. BOWMAN THOMAS C. BU'I'CHER CHARLES C. CARLETON INITIATIES FRED B. HAR'I'I.EY, JR. EDWARD F. NEAL ALAN B. PROSISE, JR. JOHN O. SHARRETI' WILLIAM W. STUIIIZ ALFRED R. TFIOMPSON f ' 0 S ..- '? H941 -Y GEORGE E. VIA, 111 DONALD G, WANNER WILLIAM G. ZEIINDER DONALD J. HAWKINS EDWIN F. DODGE, JR. Front Row MUNHALL, I-IURLEUT, JENSEN, L1v1Ncs'roN, BRUCE Second Row ROBERTS, WILLIAMS, MCLEOD, ZIEGL Third Row YA'l'Es, WER'r1I, VV1-HTNEY, BROWN, Fourlh Row CLEMMER, SHAY, WoonnRmcE, GILBERT, R Fifth Row I'IAR'I'l,liY, BOWMAN, ALEXANDER, I Sixth Row THOM PSO N, VVAITIE, CA Severztlz Row Zm-INDER, HAWKINS, BEEGI-ILEV, Vx A bseut ER, PEIRCIE, SNOIJIJY GRAHAM, S'1'AU1f1fER UNYON, GIBSON, 'fAI,BO'l l fU'l'CIlliR, DAVIDSON RLIETUN A, COLLI NS, Moolus ANDREWS, HUNTER, NEAL, PAYNE, PROSISIE, SIIARRlE'l l', S'ruL'rv, WANNRR, Donors Eighth Row 1-IENnERsoN, DooMs, fservunrsb H951 FRATRES IN URIIE D fi f R 5 f W -Z HAPPA ALPHA UHDEH .Aw-O-A 1. S 0 o - 0 -cn , o LAMBDA CHAPTER Founded :It w7Zl5hiI1gI0ll College in I865. listnblished at the University of Virginia in 1873. FRATRES IN FACULTATE ARTHUR KYLE DAVIS, JR., B.A., M.A., B.Litt., Ph.D. fOxnnJ FRANCIS JOHNSON DUKE, B.S., Arch., M.S., Ph.D. JOIIN CALVIN MIi'l'CAl.lf, B.A., M.A., Litt.D., LL.D. WALTER ALEXANDER MONTGOMERY, B.A., Ph.D. CIIARLES PA'l'l'ERSON NASII, B.S., LL.B. VVAl.'l'liR S. CIIIsIIOI.M J ACK E. EARLY IIQIIOMAS FITZIIUGII 'l'IIOMAs P. f:RAS'l'Y D. A. GREEN THOM W. BLAIR WII.I.IAM E. LOVlE'l'l'li WIRT H. I-IATCII ER CIIARLES O'CONNOR LUTHER A. ROBERTSON RUSSELL A. SAI.ToN TOM A. CONI.ON I-IAMPTON G. BAYLOR ANDREW S. CONE MIKURICE FLINN EUGENE CALLAWAY MARTIN DONELSON GLENN FOUST, JR. KENNE'l'll BASS HOWARD BA'I'rv WlLl.lAM KlI.ER IIENRY W. JACKSON A. M. KHI'I'PI AUSTIN D. Kll.IlIKM W. F. LONG I.. S. MACON COLLEGE HARRY RUMIILE LEO WATERMAN FRANK 0. BARNES STANLEY ADAMS JERRY RUMBLE MERWIN MOORE ROBERT '1'YI.IiR ENGINEERING HENRY I.. KINNIIEK LAW ROBERT R. GWATIIM HY DAvID B. NICIIOLSON MEIJICINE ROBERT HUTCIIINSON JETIIRO IRBY RAINY OVEN TOM DAVIS GRADUATES LIETCIIER JONES INITIATES GEORGE MORGAN CHARLES PIETCH JIMMIE REID H961 THOMAS PEYTON WATSON SADLER EDWIN S. SWEENEY S. I.. WILLIAMSON JOIIN R. WOODS VVAl.'I'liR IEVANS CIIARLES BU'I'I'ERwOR'I'II RICHARD ERNST BOBBY PI'I'I' CPAINES FRAY - MAl.COI.M HOLLIDAY CI.AY MICIIIIC JOIIN W. WAL'I'z SIMPSON WII.LIAMs j. PRIDE 'IQOMLINSON WILLIAM SPENCER NELSON SMITH JESSE VAN METER W7ll.l.lIlM GIBSON EMMET FORD Ifmnt Row BA'r'rx', MORGAN, WA'rK1Ns, Pmrcu, Form, Knmk SFFOIIII Rim' CoNl.oN, NICIIOLSON, XNAl.'1'z, I,OVl5'l l'li, BLAIR, SPENCER, DR. Frrz- numl, DAVIS, HA'l'CIIliR Tllirrl Row '1'oM1.1NsoN, l'I. RUMBLIE, Cox, WATERMAN, BARNES, AnAMs, J. RUMm.la, Momua, SAl,'roN, r1'X'I.lER, EVANS, O'CONNOR, BU'l l'liRVVOR'l'II Fourflz Raw Pl'r'l', lCRNs'r, PRAY, I'Io1.l.1nM', VVn.1.mMs, MICIIIIE al Ag! +1 41 ,1 Tri?-9J'f awp, MD' H971 PH I BELT!-I THET VIRGINIA BETA CHAPTER Founded at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, OII December 26, I848 , 7. Virginia Beta of Phi Delta Theta was founded at the University Of ' ' ' ' Virginia in November, 1873. FRATRES IN FACULTATE WILLIAM EDVVARIJ BRAY, M.A., M.D. HAI.s'I'EAD S. HEDGES, B.S., M.A., M.D. HENRY B. IVIUI.IIOLI.AND, ILA., M.D. FRENCH H, CONWAY -IOSEPII T. BIiR'l'A, JR. WILLARD C. BRODEN F. DABNEY CALDWELL BAYLOR VAN METER CAPERS JOHN T. CLARK, JR. WlLI.IAM S. GRAY CHARLES E. HEBARD, JR. G. LESTIZR BLANKIN, JR. ROIIERT A. B0'l l' RANDOLPH S. BRENT ROGER ALLAN BURRHLI. LAW STUDENTS DAVID N. VV. GRANT HUGH E. RUSSELL MEDICINE WII.I.IAM GRANT CROOK ENGINEERING JOIIN HANCEN BOYDEN COLLEGE WIl.I.IAM E. IIIEDGIER P. K. PIENSEI. WILLIAM H. HOIJII.I. ROBERT C. JORDAN, III J. HENRY' LATCIIUM JOHN C. MACMURRAI' E. FULTON NEAI. PLEDGES CHARLES R. DEAR PHILIP L. DENNIs'I'oN JAMES REX GEARON CALVIN G. LIT'I'I.EFIELD WARREN H. MILLER X, H981 fC? f 6 H ba . fr f we Q ' .1 Y WlLI.IAM SANDERS HOWARD VV. KYMIDTON ROBERT W. NICIIOLSON DON D. NIKLASON NORMAN B. PITCAIRN JAMES B. REDUS JOIIN T. L. RICHARDS OSCAR A. TPIORUI' JEAN SIMARD PETER M. STEWART DANIEL J. WIIEALTON, II SEYMOUR R. YOUNG First Row BAYLOR V. CAPERS, DAVID N. W. GRANT, FRENCH II. CONVVAY, R0nER'1' VV. NxcHoI.soN, IIOWARH VV. KX'Ml I'0N, VVHJAAM H. IIODILI. Svrrolnl Row CIIARLHS li. HERARH, JOHN T. CLARK, JOHN II. BOYDHN, JAMES B. Rranus, NORMAN B. PITCAIRN, JOHN C. MACMURRAY, DON IJ. N1Rr.AsoN 'l'hi1'11 Rau' DAENEY, CAI.IJXVlil.I., JOHN T. RICHARDS, VVILLIAM SANDERS, ROBERT C. JORDAN, OSCAR A. 'l'IIORUI', I Ul.'l'0N NHAI. Fourfll Row CHARLES R. DEAR, JEAN SXMARD, J. REX QIIEARON, G. I.liS'l'liR BLANK- IN, VVH.I.lAM G. CROOK, XVARREN H. NlIl.l.IiR Fifth Row DANIEL J. VVIIEAIWON, PETER M. S'I'IiXVAR'l', RANnm.PH S. liREN'r, VVH.I.lAM IE. HIEIJGHR, R0nER'1' A, Burr, PHILIP I.. DENN1s'r0N Sixlh Row XVH.I.ARn C. BRODIZN, J. HENRY I.A'rcHUM, HUGH li. RussE1.1., JOSEPH 'I'. BIERTA 11991 .4p .' I.:-' ..,: . ISE, uf! :II 'l all' S 1.-1 ' Ip I R IIELT T!-l DELTA .Mm BETA IOTA CHAPTER Deltn Tau Delta was founded at Bethany College in 1859. ROBERT KE LOUIS BROWN MICHAEL COPPS JOIIN MCGll.L DOUGLAS JOHN PORTER JONES ALBERT ALLEN JAMES BARNIIILL JOHNSON ESTES STANIFORD GORIN WILLIAM HUDLOW Wll,l.IAM ALLEN JAM ICS I.. GERMAIN IRISII JOSEPH BIRDSALL HENRY CLARKE LLOYD CURTIS DONALD DOUGLAS EDWARD CQALLAGHER CAMP listzxlmlislxed at the University of Virginia in 1889. FRATER IN FACULTATE NT Gooclr, B.A., M.A., Ph. FRATRES IN UREE FRANK VV. HOLSINGER MARCELLUS MCBRIDE EDWARD OVERTON MCCUE EDVVIN KELT, O'BRIEN COLLEGE WILLIAM KIMMICI. PETER F. LAKE VVAl.'I'ER lVlCCl.El.l.AND HORACE D. MCCOWAN LAW DONALD BAN!! MEIDICINIE DANA C. GRADUATE NORMAN I-IALL ENGINEERING LAWRENCE LOETIN FO NTAINE MAURX' INITIATES ROISERT CEODFRHY JOI-IN GORDON MARK HANNAN THOMAS MURRAS' N Ezool 0 5 3. 1 W Ax mul N If p JQA .J -Z 47 D. fOXOIl, ROEERT MASSIE PAGE VVll.l.lAM ALONzO RlIlNllllAR'I WILLIAM R. SIIEPARD JOHN ELDON SIIEIAARD JOIIN lNICDONAl.D ROIIERT L. MURRAY ARCHIBALD OODEN JAMES OLNEY VICTOR SAl.VA'l'0Rli LINDSEY COWEN lVll'l'ClIIil.l, l'IAROl.D '1lUl 'l'Y DICK NUGENT JOSEPII PATCII CARY PETERS ED 'TIERNEY NEWELL WOODWORTI-I Bad' Row WILLHQ, fjanitorjg NUcuN'l', CLARK, GomfRm', 'TlIiRNlZY, PATCH, Pm'1aRs, MURRAY, T., HANNAN Third Row MCCI.lil,I.ANI!, '1'Ulf'rx', llunnow, KIMMEI., J,, VV00nw0R'ru, SALVA- 'rmuc, MAClJONfXl.Il Sammi Row GORDON, GORIN, MURRAY, R., LAKE, Ocnsw, Es'rns, BIRDSALI., BARN- mm, Frou! Row ALIJQN, A., MAURY, HALL, MCCOWAN, Al.1.laN, VV., Klmmm., W., VVH EAT, OLNEY Absent CAMP, CowlsN, Ml'rcmcI.I., L01+ l'1N, Goss, BANIE, IRISH, f'l1R'l'lS, GAl.l,1KfIllliR, DoUm.As 4 l20lil SIE I-IP .. A.. A ,D- Q A.t'7.j .:.K A J. . P H Il . I, i HI EPSILU VIRGINIA ETA CHAPTER Founded at Richmond College, I9oO. Estublislwd at the University of Virginia, 1906. FRATRES IN FACULTATE WILLIAM A. LAMEETH, M.D., Ph.D. JOHN A. RORER, B.A., M.A. FRANCIS G..LANIcEORD, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. RICHARD A. MEADE, B.A., M.A. STUART BARRSDALE ALFRED S. DULANEY JAMES S. HAWKINS GEORGE R. ATKINSON BENJAMIN W. R. BANULIS DAVID M, BAXTER .JAMES BIGGIN ARCHER K. BLOOD GEORGE B. BOONE WILLIAM B. N. BROOKIES, JR. PAUL G. CHEATHAM THOMAS P. CHISMAN LANGDON T. CI'lRIS'l'IAN, III GORDON L. CRENSHAW GEORGIZ T. DIxON, JR. WILLIAM C. BAUKNIGHT, JR. JOHN B. BREOKENRIDGE SIDNEY W. W. XJVARI1 ANDERSON, JR. HARRY BARLOW KENNETH F. BEVAN BARRY BOOTH WILLIAM DEVALINGRR EDWIN FORREST STEWART HARRISON RAYMOND HUNTING JOHN LEVI MANAHAN, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. FRATRES IN URIIE HUGH M. HAWKINS JOHN KENNAN COLLEGE NATHANIEL M. EWBLL, JR. STANLEY P. FISHER, JR. LOUIS S. GRAHAM, JR. CLIFTON R. GRUVER CHARLES W. HUNTSEEIIRY THOMAS A. JAcIcA ERNEST T. JOI.LEY WILLIAM A. JONES, III ROBERT A. LACOCK CHARLES W. LIDDELI, CHARLES H. LOUGHRIDGE, JR. JAMES W. MCBRIAN J. WII.MER MIRANDON LAW ROBERT C. FITZGERALD DANIEL K. HERRICK EDUCATION JOHN HOWARD GORDON ENGINEERING IRONMONGER WILLIAM GRADUATE BEvERI.Y JONES MEIJICINIE I.OREN F. PARMLEY PLEDGES HAROLD KLOTH RICHARDSON LEVERICH CHARLES LYON ALBERT MATTHES RICHARD MCCUNE WILLIAM MCGLBUGHLIN BROOKE MONTAGUE JACK MURRAY N .1 mm G. BENTON PATTERSON WILLIAM C. PORTER DR. HARRY L. SMITH ROBERT L. MURRAY ARTHUR J. SMITH WILLIAM A. SOUTHWORTH, KENNETH P. STEPHENS WALTER A. ST. CLAIR ROBERT E. STINSON EDWARD V. STRATYON, JR E. FRENCH STROTHER, JR. JOHN S. TBNNANT JEROME K. VALLDBJULI JOHN C. XVOOD WAI.TER F. ZOLLINGBR HAROLD H. PURCELI. CHARLES A. READ E. KELLEY. JR. BENJAMIN F. MONTAGUE. WILLIAM NELMES ROBERT PATTERSON KIRKHAM RAPHAEL CLAYTON RICH BRADLEY RUTLEDGIE PHILIP SCHUSTER ROBERT WINKLE J JR. First Row I3EVAl.INGl5R, WINKLH, BRVAN, HARRISON, RUTLIEDGH, BOOTH, NRLMRS. RAIIHAIII., RICH, B. MONTAGUH, LRVRRICH, FORREST, KLOTH, LYON Sarond Ro-w HUNTSBBRRY, LAcocIc, W. JONES, JOLLBY, BIGGIN, READ, BAUKNIGHT, PuRcRI.I., BAXTER, MANAI-IAN. GRAHAM, ZOLLINGER, FISHER, B. JONES, BARI.Ow Third RDFLU B. MURRAY, TBNNANT, BRECKRNRIDGB, GORDON, MCBRIAN, SIvII'rII, DIXON, HERRICK, STRATTON, JACKA, CIIIIATHAM, B. F. MONTAGUII, BELMIIIUR Fourfh Rofw HUNTING, IJIIDEIII., STINSON, GRIIVER, CRRNSIIAW, S'l'l2PHliNS Fifth Rofw MCCUNII, PATTIIRSON, STROTHER, LOUGHRIDGIE, KIsI.I.IsY, ST, CLAIR, EWELL, BLOOD, CHRISTIAN Top Ro-w ATKINSON, BROORIIS, CHISMAN, BOONE, SCHUSTHR, SoII1'IIwOR'I'II, MIRANIDON flbsenl ANnIIRsoN, BANIII,Is, FI'I2GI2RAI.D, IRONMONGRR, MA1'THES, MCIGI.RllGlll.lN, J. MURRAY, PARMI.m', VAI.!.l3EjUl.I, WOOII F 'N t x. Y V 5-3 MQW! u kann gh, Q. l - l CPE fl03l DELTA 'l'RUMAN M. DODSON CARI. A. HROADDUS JOHN T. CAMELOS AI.LAN A. CAMPBELL JOHN F. CIIITIENDEN C. WILEY GRANDY, IV PHIFH TEH IT Founded at Union College in 1827. Estahlislmed ut the University of Virginia on December 5, 1907. FRATRES IN URRE i'iARRY A, GEORGE WILLIAM T. HAM, JR. COLLEGE ARTHUR C. KE'I'CI'IUM, JR. EDMUND A. LANGIIORNE CHARLES W. MCNEELY A. CAMPBELL SMIDT, JR. LESTER M. STRONG RICHARD M. H. PIARPER, JR. DONALD M. TPIACKERY E. PHILLIPS HATHAWAY LAW FRED L, BENCKENSTEIN THOMAS I MEDICINE JOSHUA F. B. CAMBLOS FREDERICK J. FLYNN, JR. INITIATES HARRY L. ALVERSON, JR. THOMAS F. BRIGHT JOHN R. DIAMOND A . W SEVERN P. C. DUVALI., JR. WILLIAM D. MAUS, JR. FRANCIS H. MYERS R. 1 W Q9 I 204 1 'I. H I: JOHN POWELL r1'I4I0MAS I-I. TODD, JR. CHARLES D. '1'U'I I'I.E JOSEPH H. WEEIIER RICHARD B. VVILLIAMS RICHARD E. WILLIAMS FRANK O. WILSON I-I. PARK XANDERS NRI' MCCIIESNEY GOODALI., DAVID MCC. PETERS ROWLAND W. PHELAN SAMUEL C. ROWLAND Y JR. Front Row Pmcmw, Rowl.ANn, l'n'rERs, MAUS, DmM0Nn, Mvlaks 0 Sammi Roz l,ANm1oRNlc, lIA'l'HAwAY, GRANIW, BIQNC DEN, j. F. li. CAM Third Rau CAMI'BlEl,I,, SM1n'r, Wlannlak, 'I'lmcKmu', Bkommus, WILSON, J. T. CA1vm1.os, K Fourrlz R01 S'rkoNc:, X.wmcRs, A1,vlcRs0N, Toon, KIENSTHIN, Illamu' Cn1'r'rlcN- BLOS 7 r1'U'l I'I,li, R. E. VVu.l.mMs, IETCIIUM, Comes, Cjzmitnrj U I fRICIl'l', R, B. Wn,1,1AMs I2051 THET CHI FHATEH ITY H. , J 'AP HENRY E. BEIJI' RDDNEY TUNEI.I. BoNsAI.I., JR. CLAUDE CARI,Yl.E CAvI,oR JACK PIORNIER HOIDGIZS ALFRED CIRHGORY HDWE EDWARD RAYMOND BERRY JAIME FONT XI CHAPTER Founded :It Norwich University, April Io, 1856. Iistablishcd at the University of Virginia, January 26, 1913. FRATER IN i'xACUl.'I'A'l'Ii WI I,soN G EE, Ph .D. 1 RA'l'Rl5S IN U RH I2 RANDOLPII BRUCE COLLEG li FREDERICK ARTIIUR KiiENli CARI, BRUNE JoIINsoN ROY PRESTON SANDKDCIE, JR ARCHITECTURE RoI,AND I'IAsKEI,I. EI,I,Is, JR ENGINEERING FREDERICK STAR Woon GRADUATE A. W. JONES INITIATES HUGII GROSECl.0Sli lf206J LOUIIE I.. SCRIBNIER AI.BlER'l' BERNARD SIEWERS, JR JESSE BOND SMITII, JR. ROBERT RDWE 'I'll0Ml'SON, JR EDVVARD C. WAI.I.INcI'oN, JR. WILLIAM W. MILLER 'FII EODORE NEWTON Top Row ,IAIME I 0N'r, ARTHUR CoNNleRs, Hg JACK I-I. Iflonmss, FRIEDIERICK, ARTHUR Kl2HNlf, EnwARn R. limuw, HUGH Nraw'r0N Illidflle Row GROSIECLOSIZ, ,IQIIIEODORE Ronmu' R. THOMPSON, CLAUDE C. CAvl,ok, lfluanlcklcx S. Woon, VVlI.I.1AM VV. MILLIQR, A. GREGORY Howie, IERNIQS1' jlcsslc, Ros' P. Sfwmncra Bottom Row I, BOND SMrru, Ronmcv '1'. BONSALI., DR. Gnu, Cmu. H, hlouNsuN, Enwmum C. VVAl.I.lNG'I'0N, Al,BIiR'l' B. SIEVVHRS .......-...4 I207l ZET BET A T I-i CHI CHAPTER A-4, m FDIIIIded at the College of the City of New York in 1898. UN 5: 0 .JMQB1 an 0 Q , hi 66 FRATRE IN FACULTATE LINVVOOD LHIIMAN, B.A., M.A., PILD. FRATER IN URIIE I. WAI.'l'lERS COLLEGII IRWIN BERNARD COIVIEN JOIIN LEE BI,OCII SIDNEY HARRISON S'I'ERN, JR. WAI.'I'ER MORRIS S'I'EI1I'AcIIER JULIAN HEREER1' HOEI-'MAN WII.I.IAM ARTHUR GOLD RICIIARD JUI.Es VVITRIND JOIIN LEWIS 0Pl'liNfllilMER DIINALD WAI.'I'ERs ARMAND NEWMEYISR DIIDLEY IRWIN CATZEN LEONARD DAVID Nl'IC'l'0V!' LAW DAVID I-IoRA'I'Io HAR'I'IfIIII.D, JR. MEDICINE LEE ELIAS VVIIITLOCK INITIATES RICIIARD EI.IAs LEWIS LOUIS I-IERMAN CAI.IscII AI,IIER'I' PINRIER1' HARRIS JAMES EDWARD BROWN My I208J fi f S PJ 5 .1 SX M -5 Est:IblislIed :It the University Of Virginia OII June 2, 1915. JOSEIJII I-III.ARv MARRO ALBERT JONAS AMSTIERDAM RICIIARD AI,I,IfN GOLDMAN JACQUES S. ZINMAN VVII,I.IAM PIENRY HARRISON JOSEPII LEE SEDWI'I'z JOI-IN ANIJREW Ro'rIIscIIII.D JACK HENRY HIRSCH Front Row Wl'rK1Nn, I'Io1-'vMAN, limcn, S'I'lil'l'ACIlliR, 1. WAl.'1'lzks, KOI STIERN Center Row Gow, I-IAR1us0N, Gox.nMAN, Zmmfw, Mmuw, OPPDENIIIEIMIR Back Row Llawls, Nlccruw, Ilmuus, CALISCII, Ro'rnscuu.n, Cwrz flbsmf HAR'l'lfIlil,ll, Illkscu, NliXVMICYliR, VVllI'l'I,0CK, D. VVAl,'l'liRS, AMSHR mm F2091 K PHI EPSILU P Founded at the College of the City of New York, November 28, X901 Established at the University of Virginia, December 13, I9I5. FRATER IN UREE S. B. WEINBERG ARCHITECTURE MII.ToN N. KAssEL LAW IvoR BOIARSKY EUGENE M. FEINBLATT MEDICINE HARRY J. PERLEERG, JR. MACEY H. ROSENTHAL MELVIN G. ALPER HERBERT E. BAILEXA JUSTIN BERGMAN,'JR. LEO BERNSTEIN DDNALD S. BRODY SHERMAN BROWN EDWARD CCI-IEN ALFRED I. COPLAN DAVID R. EICIIENGREEN EDWARD J. FRIEDMAN, JR. COLLEGE or ARTS AND SCIENCES I. WARREN GOEF MANO R. GOLDEN ALAN P. GROII MARVIN E. GORDON H.ARRIS A. GOULD STUART L. HAAs Z. RAYMOND KAMMAN JosEPH J. KAIIN ROBERT J. LEVENSON ky tz1oJ fi f - WIP M 5 , . .. Y L. JAMES LICIITENSTEIN LEE D. MILLER ROBERT OPPENIIEIM DAN M, PARADIES CI-IARLEs PFIFFERLING, JR IRWIN B. ROTHSCI-IILD, JR. WooDRoW S. ROOKLIN EUGENE D. SCIIWARTZ LLOYD WITRIND JoIIN H. WITTsTEIN Front Row J0sIcI'II J. KAIIN, MIfLvIN G. ALPIIR, I. VVARRIIN G01-'If, MANO R. GOLIIIQN, L. JAIvIIIs LIcII'IIIINs'I'IiIN, IAIARRI' J, PIIRLIIIIRG, JR., IDAVIIJ R. ICICIIIsNr:RmiN Sammi Row MARVIN IE. GORIION Llso BIaRNs'I'IaIN, RAYMOND Z. KAMMAN, EU- 9 GIINIQ D. SCIIwAR'I'z, DONALII S. BRom', SIIIIRMAN BROWN, LIQIQ D. MII,LIfR, S'I'UAR'I' I.. IIAAS, IRWIN B. R0'l'IlSCIIlI.D, JR. Last Rau' ROIIIIRI' OPPIINIIIIIM, ICIIWARII CoIIIaN, ALAN P. GROII, VVooImRow S. ROORLIN, EIJVVARD J. FRIIIIIMAN, JR., HARRIS A. GOULII, ROBliR'l' J. I.I2VliNSON, EUGENE M. FIiINRI.A'l'l', AI.I Rlill I. C01-LAN, Iv0R BOIARSKY, MILTON N, IQASSIIL, JOIIN II, WI'1'I's'I'IzIN, I'IIaRnIsR'I' IE. BAILEY, CHARLES Plfll-'I-'l5RLING, JR. fl lzsmlt JUs'I'IN BIERGMAN, JR., IRAN M. PARAIIIIIS, MACEY I-I. RosIzN'I'IIAL, LLOYD VVITKINII CII E IZIII DEI. u,x N l uma W. RALPH BRl'l'l'ON JURY Y. BROWN, JR. CHARLES EvANs, JR. SCHUYLER M. BISSELL FFHOMAS M. BROWN RUSSELL M. CARNEAL WILLIAM K. DOVE FREDERICK EDENI-IARTER LEROY E. FOULKROD CHARLES M. CSUTHRIE ROBERT P. CRAIG PAUL F. ERLACHER, JR. TA PSILIJ Founded at VVilliams College, 1834. Established at the University Of Virginia, April IS, 1922. FRATRE IN FACULTATE JOHN P. DALTON, JR. FRATRES IN URIRIE SAMUEI. J. GAMELE FREDERICK C. ljlSQUlf, JR. WILLIAM JONES, JR. ROBERT E. LEE, JR. LAW MURRAY M. VAN LEAR MIEIJICINE GEOEEREY H. BINNEVELD ENGINEERING CHARLES L. BROWN, JR. COLLEGE RICHARII C. HASTINGS, JR. WILLIAM H. HOWELL, JR. ROBERT RIDDLEBURGER JEFFERSON N. POWELL JOHN F. RYAN BYRON R. SAMPLE PLEDGES JACK W. GARAERANT 122121 JAMES A. LEITCII, JR. JAMES C. PRYOR, JR. ROBERT E. rFAYI.OR L, BENTON STEVENS JOIIN P. STERN MAI.COI.M W. TERRY JOHN F. TINKER WILLIAM M. WELELEY KARI. G. ZEISLER Lllli DELACY TIIOMAs V. ROCK TIMOTHY G. SCHMIIJT Front Row B. S'rrav1aNs, B. SAMPLE, K. ZBISLER, I.. FOULKROD, M. VAN LEAK Smfollrl Row R CARNHAI., ll. RYAN, S. Bxsslal., C. BROWN, J. S'rm1N, W. Dovxc, T. BROWN Third Raw I Drcl'.Acv, lf. EDIENIIARTIZR, P, likxmclllau, R. I-IAs'r1NGs, T. ROCK, J. Powlam., I. fYARAIlRAN'l', R. RIIlIlI.I'IliURGHR, C. GU'l'IlRlli , ..,....,.... I2l3l i N PHI ALPHA FHATEH ITY Founded IQI4, George Washington University. Established at University of Virginia, 1922. F RATRES IN URBE SANFORD HASKELL DR. MILTON HARRIS JULIUS HOPKINS ROYCE L. BROWN MELVIN F. WANDER JACK GOLDMAN ARNOLD H. BLOCH MEDICINE SIDNEY WM. COHEN LAW MARVIN I. EDELSTEIN ENGINEERING ROBERT E. STAINBERG COLLEGE J. ALLEN OFEEN HARRY COOPER JOEL GARFINKEL SOLOMON SOROKO LEON KRUGER my L21-11 .-':?'f ' Q KX Eiga! V 'A,' I., M BQ .1 13 -Z IRVIN GALDIN ROBERT FRANK HOWARD IQRUGER BERYL OSER HERBERT VAN DAM First Row Royce BROWN, MDLVIN WANDER, MARVIN EDIsLs'I'DIN, JACK GOLD- MAN, ARNOLD BLOCK. Second Row IRVIN GALIN, JOEL GARFINKIIE, SOLOMON SoRoKo, ALLDN OFFEN, SIDNEY COIIEN Third Row LIzoN KRUGER, RODERI' FRANK, RonI2R'I' STAINBERG, HOWARD KRUGDR, BERYL OSER, I-IIsRm2R'r VAN DAM. Absentee: JULIUS I'IOPKINS AND HARRY CooPIsR. lf215fl LPH WII.I.IAIvI H. ARRICK ARNOLD J. CANTON SIDNEY C. DERMAN DONALD J, DEROY LAURENCE E. DEUTSCH EPSILU P MU CHAPTER FOIIIIded :It New York University ill 1913. Iistablished at the University Of Virginia, November 29, 1924 FRATER IN FACULTATE BEN-ZION LINFIELD FRATER IN UREE ARTIIUR M, NIRES COLLEGE HERMAN M. EISENBERG H. CIIARLEs KESSLER WII.I.IAIvI H. GIETTER HENRY P. f3REENWAI.ll HOWARD B. Josms SIDNEY I. KELLAM JosIIUA L. ROBINSON JAYSON B. ROME MILTON SEOAI. DAVID P. STUART LAW HERBERT' M. BAUMGARD AR'I'I-IUR VVAXMAN MEDICINE MONTE L. BINDER BERNARD R. SIEOAI. INITIATES MILTON ALBERT JOSEPH BERROWITZ ' ROBERT BLISS MOREY COLES BERNARD GINsIIERO MURRAY GROss ROBERT D. HECIIT LEON KAELAN MURRAY KREIGER 1:2161 ROBERT LEVY GEORGE MARX MELVIN SCI-IWARTZ LAYVRENCE SOLOWEY SEYMOUR ZEENKOR Front Row D. S'rUAR'1', H. P. GREENWALD, A. WAXMAN, I-I. C. KliSSLER Second Row S. Zmmxov, J. LENROW, J. L. ROBINSON, L. E. Dlfmscu, A. J. CAN- TON, W. H. f?lli'l l'lER, M. Gkoss, VV. H. ARRICK Third Row J. BlERKOWVl'l'Z, Ii. GINSBIERG, R. Buss, R. I-IECHT, M. ALnuR'r, H. M lilslaNnmu:, M. SHGAL, M. Comes, H. B. josms, G. MARX Fourth Row M. Pmcus, S, I, Km.1.AM, R. Llzvv, D. J. DIEROY, J. B. Roms, M ScHvvAR'rz, S. C. DIQRMAN, H. M. BAUMGARD, L. SoI.owr:x', I.. KAP- x.AN, M. Kkllifilik 14 bsent MONTH L. BINDER, H. R. SIIZGEL I217l PI LA BDA PH Founded at Yale University in 1895. Established Ht Virginia ill 1932. FRATER IN UREE ARTIIUR EIDELMAN COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES GEORGE A. BECK ROBERT S. COIIN DONALD FLORIN HAROLD FISHER NORMAN FISHER BARTON L. GOLDDERG HARVEY I'IA'l'CI-IFIELD DANIEL S, KARSCl'I LEWIS S. KATZ JOSEPH C. MILLER WILLIAM S. MIRMAN EDGAR E. PECR MARK R. PETERS IERROLD ROBINSON MAURY L, SPENCER ALvAN I. STONE STANLEY B. WIENER JOHN B. WIND WILLIAM H. VICTOR ALFRED YAGER LAW HAROLD BRILLIANT INITIATES ALLEN ADRUTYN RICIIARD GOLUI3 HAROLD POTLER ALLEN AMPER NIEL GRAY NORMAN SCIIWARTZ ARTIIUR BAKER KENNE'i'PI BORNSTEIN HARVEY BRESLER ALLEN GOLDBERG HENRY I-IALPRIN HOWARD KLEIN RALPH PORRIS BURTIN SHERMAN PIERBERT SIRus ROBERT SMITH WARREN WILEN'1'z l2l81 ,of I-,-EEF: E ,. :I -.-M --I. --51.59 . I 33' 1 t ,. A .. S kr .f Back Row H A Q MILLER, ScIHIwAR'I'z, ROBINSON, FLORIN, GOLDBERG, PETERS, YAGER Second Row SPENCER, N. FISHER, WIENER, HATCHFIELD, BECK, H. FISHER, MIRMAN First Row BRILLIANT, WIND, PECR, KARscII, KATZ, COIIN, VICI'oR, STONE l f219l CHI U MAXINE SU'l'HERl,AND BEAMS ISAEEI, TU'I'IIII.I, VARINA RHODES HYDE ANNA BARRINOER BEVERLY ANDERSON SIIANUTIN EMILY WOOD ANNIE LIIISCOME EI.IzAnETII ATKINS MILDRIID BLACK PAINE MARX' MINOR SMITH MARGARET HUR'I'l' ELIZABETH I'IURT'l' MARY MARTIN NANCY LOUISE RUSSUM DIANE WARWICK 0'NEII,I, EEA SUHUHITY Founclecl at University Of AI'kZll1SHS, 1895. IEst:IbliSlIed :It University Of Virginian, I927. SORORES IN URBIE I.UcY W700lJ MARIE GIENTRY AIJIJINGTON NANCY I-IEDOES VIRGINIA ROBERTS PARRU1' MARX' BE'1 I'Y 'SIIUMATE IVTARGARWI' PERRY BARNES LMA EAST FITCII MARX' STUART MAURX' GRACE LINTON MARX' HOSMIER WILEY RUTII SNAvEI.Y BETH KEPNER MCCI.INToCK VESTAI, THOMAS GRIGG SARAII NORFLIZWI' DAUGHTREY NA'l'AI.IIi EI.LIO'I l' QIRIFFIN VIRGINIA WADDIcI,I. COLE I-IEIAIN JONES DAVIS MII.DRIID VANLEAR VVINIFREIJ PUGI-I WINIFRED BOGART RosAI,YN FICKES SARAI-I GORDON VVILSON ELIZABETI-I JOHNSON MATI-IERS ANNE WHITE GARTI-I MEIJICINE WADE ELlZABli'l'I'I HII.I. ARCHITECTURE LUCY GILIIESPIE EDUCATION SUE GARNE'I l' WATTS MARION CLAIRE MUNDY PAUI.INE MARSHALL lf2201 PRUDENCII WIZITE BARBARA PITT First R o-w O'Nml.1., IQUHSIAIXI, MUNIW SITIIIIII Row fvr'rs, PI'l l', IX IARsl-mm., XVHITIE LZZII Jack Waltz, Iggy Hornsleth, Erv Dickey, Buck Paul, and Bill Mirman. TEHFHATEH ITY IIUUNEIL ERVIN J. IJICKEY, JR. . . RAY MERCER PAUL . . . AACIE HORNsLE'I'II . ERVIN IJICKIEY AL S'I'OImARO . . . .1'ra.vi1lm1l CDFFICERS . . . . . Vin'-I'ri'sifli'1zf . Sac'n'1ary- Tri'a.rIu'cr GOVERNING BOARD RAY PAUL AAOE I-IORNsI,E'I'II BILL MIRMAN NORMAN FARQUIIAR JOIIN WAL'I'z JACK ROBINSON . RAY PAUL . . . GROVE MCCOWN . AI,I.AN I'I0l'KINS . fiHORGE S'l'liVVAR'l' . WILEY GRANDY . NORMAN FAROUIIAR JAMES CAMI' . . BYRON SAMPLE . JOIIN WAL'I'z . ALLAN I-IoY'I' . ARNOLD BLOCK . JAMES REDUS . FRATERNITY . Xllpha Epsilon Pi . fllpha Tau Omega . . . Bala Thala Pi . . . . .Chi Phi Dalia Kappa l:'p.filo1z . . . . Dill!! Phi . . . . Della Psi . . Dnlla Tau Della . . Dalia Upxilan . . Kappa Alpha . . Kappa Sigma . . . . Phi Alpha . . Phi Della Theta ALVIN STOOOARD . . . . . REPRESENTATIVES MANO fiOLDl6N . JOIIN STEACY . . . AAOE I-IORNsI,E'I'II . ROEERI' POLLARO . . JAMES MCGUs'I'Y . . WILLIAM MIRMAN . ERVIN DICKHY . . CHARLES Ml5RRI'l l' . . WII.LIAM JENSEN . JOIIN MCBRIAN . Al.I RIilJ SIICWIERS . . SAMUEL BROOKS . . WILLIAM S'I'EI'I'AcIIER . f222fI . . . . . .Zc'taP.fi . . Phi Epsilon Pi . . Phi Gamma Dalia . . . Phi Kappa P51 . . Phi Kappa Sigma . . Pi Kappa Alpha . . . . Pi Lamhila Phi Sigma Xllpha Epsil07l . . . . . Sigma Clif . . . . . Sigma N11 . Sigma Phi Epsilon . . .Theta Chi . . Thala Della Chi . . Zeta Beta Tall wh , . s A , .1 . , . J A . ,. I, laf xi - , . V' f 4 I 'fl Q , '. A J.: 1' L , 15. , n ' , atgw-,fa X ' M as , V L . QQ? Ng. A gang-I . Q ' .-'54 '.. :j fy -'.. X' .12 .XLR V, , ' . , M.: -1. 'b -5' Q' L' ' 'H .: V - qw A, 1 u 4.. .1 fK'. pg ' D A 1 . -K 1 'A 1'x -'-'J . .' 1-'-:6 ':Q ' I' r..,4 0-4:15 ,, A . fa. pf-',5f',1 'Ny X R Spf, ,.-f -Q I 'Ffa if 111 U 'f:?'!9 ' . . N . lx -.'1Q ':f.-nfffaf V, X Jtnu, . V' 47' .3 J? was cr I AFP-urs ' Q, 'M ri ul - T 3 Y Q' .1 ,J., H :Riwg V H, Fw :I Q.. 'wi v, A.'.:' A , I fuzz.. -.V-2ilQ',q ,QWh, f'4 f. A , ,N A, 'V' V if 'ff .J fs. 5 ' K' 1- - 4,J PHI BELT PHI MINOR CHAPTER JOHN KNowLEs .... ALFRED B. MCEWEN . . FREDERICK M. BLAIR . NORMAN PAUL . JAMES L. WooDsoN FRED POLLARD JOSEPH WooDLE, HI SHEPHERD rfA'l'E GUY RUTIIEREORD ICILIAEN V. R. TowNsEND ROBERT T. PIUBBARD, JR. S. BOLLING Homzs, JR. WILLIAM B. WHITE JOHN ABBERLEY f N 6 0 -5 1- Pj A Qv J l OFFICERS ACTIVE MENIBIERS GIBSON HARRIS GIBSON TERRIE JOHN KNOWLES PERNELL EGGLEs'roN E. M. LEIGI-I BILL GORMAN DICK MCMA!-ION ANDRIIW DUER, JR. CIIARLIE PIAWLIN f2241 Magister . Exechcquvr H islorian . Keeper of the Key . . . Clerk BILL BLAIR NORMAN PAUL FRED R. BLAIR A. B. MCEWEN JIM PUTNAM JIM EDMUNDS JIM WooDsoN MAC MARSHALL RI-IoDEs Locxwoon Front Row POLLARD, DR. RITCIIIE, DEAN Rmnmz, MR. GLENN, Wooumi, TATE, RU'l'IlICRl5ORlJ, 'f0VVNSliND, HUBBARD. Second Row Horms, Wurrn, Anmakwv, I'IARms, Tmuzm, GORMAN, MCMAI'ION, DUHR. Thzra' Row HAWLIN, BLAIR, PAU1., F. BLAIR, MCEWEN. A ....J,.4.,....J 'Q - , Q 1 I2251 131 PHI ALPHA DELTA JEFFERSON CHAPTER OFFICERS VOLNEY H. CAMPBELL . . . ..... . . . Justice JOSEPH H. EARLE, JR .... ..... J ustice FRANKLIN W. PETERS . . . . Vice-Justice THOMAS R. BANDY . . . . . Clerk JOHN THORNTON, JR. . . . . Treasurer JOHN S. WOLSON . . . . Marsha! FACULTY PROP. WILLIAM J. BARRON MEMBERS THOMAS R. BANDY, JR. CAPT. C. ROBERT BARD VOLNEY H. CAMPBELL JOSEPH H. EARLE, JR. MAJOR STANLEY W. JONES HENRY VAN DER GOES JOHN S. BATTLE, JR. CAPT. EDWARD J. BURKE f ,.., M, A ::': J' 0 Om .5 tzzal -l PROF. EDMUND O. BELSHEIM CART. JAMES E. GODWIN SIDNEY F. PARKAM FRANKLIN W. PETERS CHARLES T. ROSS, JR. JOHN THORNTON, JR. JOHN S. WILSON JOHN D. EPPERLY CHARLES T. REESE Top Row Q A CAI-TA1N J. GODWIN, CAPTAIN R. BARD, J. BATTLE, J. WILSON. Bottom Row MAJOR S. JONES, PROFESSOR BARRON, V. CAMPBELL, J. THORNTON, F. PETERS. I2271 kv I f 6 R no Ig I 'Hr Q xg I A .. -J SIEM!-I NU PHI u Q90 X f . 5- 4 7 X JAMES MADISON CHAPTER E I? RQI In .w.1-- 1 I OFFICERS WILLIAM Guzns MCIQENNEY ........ ........ C hancellm VIVIAN W. W. PEARL . . .... First Vice-Chancellor GEORGE T. IQEYES . . . . . Second Vice-Chancellor LOREN D. PACKER . . . . Master of the Rolls BRADFORD WILES . . .... Treasurer JOHN D. SMALLRIDGE . . . . Sergeant-at-Arms C. BEYER C. H. BEAUMONT F. BLANTON L. D. BRUNDAGE J. S. BURD R. G. COLLINS A. S. COXE G. CURTIN C. E. DUGAN D. H. GANNON D. GREER C. B. HALL C. J. .KENNEY G. T. KEYES J. L. LATOHUM FRATER IN FACULTATE ROBERT M. WELLING MEMBERS lf228l G. J. LARKIN G. LEWIS F. B. LOWDEN R. L. MOORE J. R. MOORE J. H. MICHAEL W. G. MCKENNEY L. D. PACKER V. W. W. PEARL M. F. RAHN J. W. REED J. D. SMALLRIDGE R. V. SNEAD B. WILES D. R. WILSON I 1 l'ir,vt Row JOHN REED, GEORGE KEX'ES, VIVIAN PEARL, VVAI,'l'liR NICICENNEY, JOHN SMAI,I.RIIIcE, FRANCIS LOWDEN. Second Row R. LAMAR MooRE, JAMES MOORIE, ANIIREW CoxE, CARL BEYICR, CLARENCE DUGAN, LEVIN LA'I'cIIUM. Third Row RALPH COLLINS, CHARLES HALL, HARRY MICHAEL. H291 DE LTA THET PHI .fy , 1 R Q 2 mdclxily HARRIS J. ANDREWS, JR. LAURENCE A. BELCHER JOSEPH L. BURCHETTA ROBERT C. FITZGERAL-D DAVID N. W. GRANT ROBERT B. HARIZISON PHILIP B. HARRIS GEORGE W. HURLRUTT STANLEY R. .KENT PI CHAPTER I FREDERICK A. LARVEY JOHN D. LEITCH PHILIP P. MARVIN NATHANIEL M. PIGMAN ALBERT O. SCAFURO JOSEPH J. SKINNER, JR. LINWOOD TABB ROBERT J. TILDEN FRANK L. THOMAS FRANK J. THOMASSON, JR. I2301 Bottom Row A Q Q RouIsR'I' J. '11ILDEN, FREDERICK A. LARVEY, joIIN D. LIIITCII, DAVID N. W. GRANT, JR., LINWOOD Tzmn, NA1'I-IANIIEII M. PIGMAN, JR. Top Row PI-IILIP P. MARVIN, GEORGE W. I'IURI.BU'l l', ROBERT B. I-IARIIIsoN, ' S'I'ANI.EY R. KIaN'I'. I l23ll ALP H!-I IIHI 5 IG ..' ,O Founded :It the College of the City of New York, November 28, 1904. 1 ,Q ,:. :f Established at the University of Virginia, December 18, 1915. ':z:9 FRATRES IN FACULTATE ALFRED BURGER, Ph.D. JOHN HENRY RUsH'I'0N, Ph.D. .flcling Assistant Professor of Chamistry Professor of Chrmical Engineering JAMES WEBB COLE, Bus., M.S., Ph.D. HUGII MILLER SPENCER, B.A., M.S., Ph.D. .f1ssislant Professor of Clmnzistry A-'51-'Unit Pfofl'-f50f af C0C '1i-'fry V 1 . . 7 .. . . . . MONROE COUPER, PP-D. IRFII CI II-IoRanVKc-IIEZISIMS, B S, MS 1 -'lmao' of Ch'7 'r-V Xlssistant Professor of Cbemiml Enyinccring ROBERT ELIOT Lu'I'z, M.S., Ph.D. JOI-IN HowE YOE, M.S., M.A., Ph.D. .flssociate Profrssor of Chemistry Profvssor of Clmmislry R. S. BROWN, JR. R. C. C0scRovE E. EsTEs D. M. FRENCH AFRIEND, R. AMACKER, T. BOWDEN, J. BOWYER, J. BOYER, W. BUTZNER, CAVE, A. J. CHAPIN, G. DECRER, J. EVANS, W. FI.E1vIINc, W. FOERSTER, E. GIBSON, T. GRANT, G. HowE, G. JOHNSON, C. FRATRES IN URBE B. E. GAMMON C. J. GEYER F. B. HILL, JR. ROLL JOHNSON, H. JoIINsoN, L. KRAIILI-ZR, S. LEIDHEISER, H. LIGHTNER, R. Ll'l I'l.E'l'0N, H. LYON, W. MCDANIEI., E. MATTOX, V. lVIE'l'CALFE, N. ROWLIz'I rE, R. SMITH, S. SMITH, D. SMITIAIEY, W. TINKER, J. TUCKER, H. TULL, C. l2321 C. J. LIKES L. R. MODLIN, JR. E. H. ROBBINS L. C. WEI.I.FoRo WAKEFIELD, Z. WlIl'I'E, E. WINSBRO, R. CoNwEI.I., R. FLANNAGAN, G. SCOTT, G. Toon, B. J. BOWRON, W. BOYD, S. DEINET, A. BoI.EN, G. FREDERICKSON, J. SHEARER, N. I-IARNEST, G. ZEIsI3ERc, M. Wooo, F. First Row A X JOllN '1'lNlclzlc, ffIiRARD Clllll-lN, llolvllslz JOllNsON, Tllllll Alvmclullc, Wll.l,lAM SMl'l'llY, Iillwlxlul XVlll'l'lc, XVll.l.mM Fl.laMlNO, Lllw JOllNsON, '1'oM GIBSON, Sllllanlll' SMl'l'll. Smronzl Row Ii. J. '1'Ollll, G. M. Ifl.ANllr:AN, lJOx'l,H SMl'l'll, JOllN Dlfclclllz, I'IllNlu' I'UcKllll, Gluac: llowll, CARI, JOllNsON, Bll.l. BIIXVYER, GRAYSON GlmN'l', Bll.l. BOXVRAN. Third Row Glaoluzla SCO'l l', VERNON MA'l'l'Ox, Zlxclllllu' VVAlclsl-'lEl.ll, BOOKIES Slllualwlss, Al.l4IX Owls, RAl.l-ll LlCll'l'NliR, I-IAROl.lJ l'.l'l'l'l.la'l'oN, JIM BOwlllN, R0lil5R'l' McDANllcl,. Lux! Row V. D. JOllNs'l'ON, Rolllllvl' Al.lflullNll, RUSSIEI. ROXVl.li'l l', HARRIS BlcAlll.lcl', Jlxmlls Bu'l'zNlaR, IIlsNlu' I,HlIJlllilSI5R, Rol.l.lN CONNVlil.I., A. IC. IIAlwlsY. l233J THET!-1 T!-1 FHATEH ITY FKATKIES IN FACULTATIE JoIIN LI.ovII NIWVCOMB, B.A., C.E., SCD., LL.D. FIQEIIEEICK '1'RACY NIORSIE, M.IE., 12.15. l'rr'.vidz'nl of llzc Urzifuzwily f7.v.vor'izIlv 1'rofv.v:or of M1'1'hlllIil'lll Iifzgfizmwizzgl VVAI.'I'EK SIIICIIIION ROIIMAN, M.S., S.M. EAKNEs'I' JACKSON Or:I.Esnv, BA., M.A. Dram of 1Jl?P1lI'lII1L'!ll of li1Iyi1mw'i1Ig Profvssor of I?ngim'I'1'iIIg Mllfll1'IVlIlfiI'J CIIAIzI.Es ASIIHY f:li'0RGlE BARBER JAMES BOKIIEN CIIAKI,Es BROWN RICIIARII BRANIYI' JACK BOYIIEN PAUI, CowcII,I. Rox' CREWS RoIIEE'I' 1CI,I.Is BII,I. Fox I.AVVRI5NCli REr:INAI,n QuAIzI,Es, B.S.E., PII.lJ. lll.fll'1lff0l' in l:'l1'rlriral lfzzgirmvring FIzA'rEK IN URISIE FRANK lCVl5Rli'l'l' I'IAIz'I'MAN, C.li. ACTIVE M EMIIERS DON FRAZIIER AI,I,AN C'AMI'IIEI.I. 'I'oM CIIAUSHN KYHORGE CKIs'I' TOM UICKERSON UIxAvsoN I-IAKKIS lRVlNG JACOII BENNQ JANNSEN HENRY ICINNIER 1.2341 Hovn I,IvEsAv CAKI.E'I2oN Low li JAMES MAY Bun MEI.I.EN GENE MlI.I,liR JAMES MII.I,IcAN IRWIN LEWIS l'IAKIusoN Kl'I'li SvI,vEs'I'EK O,GRlNCli NIE!! PAIIs'I' I.Eo 1'ANCoAs'I' ICIEN RAIIIIIUN S'I'EvE OCIIOA VVAIINEK SI'AI,Icx' lion S'I'UI,'I'INr: JIIIIN SNEI.I. JACK WIII'I'MoIzE BUCKY WI1I'I'I,AcII THIBU ENEI EEHI I3 SUIIIETY T. CfJ0l'lEll D. M. EI,1,R'r sl. IQABLER R. PAYNE 'FUCKER D. SKINNER H. SMITHEY J. MII.I.l5li D. SCHUMAKER T. NELSON B. NICIDANIEL -IoHNsoN B. McCov C?RANT J. MAl!CI'I PROF. I-IERMAN B. Ross A. LOWMAN J. BUTZNER B. NELSON HITSSI' l235l ,'.n.4.,,1 '-' '- fr '.. L.. 1'--f. W- . f . , - - ' - -. '....w.-.'..1f'- . Nfl.. First Row: Mr. E. I. Carruthers, J. Kcmpf, Dr. A. Bcrglund, R. Westbrook, prcsidcntg F. Lawrence, Dr. T. R Snnvcly, Dr. A. J. Barlow. Second Row: W. Krause, tI'I:nsI.Ircrg K. Zcislcr, W. Grimslcy, W. PzII'rI'idgc, sccrcmry D. Wcl1steI', R. Mirchcll, P. Greig, E. Lewis, A. Whitchill, W. Ahrens, E. Wallington, D. Wade, J. lVlnI'sl1:Ill LPH PP PSI li. ALPHA GAMMA CHAPTER 0 o bg! FIIATIIES IN FACULTATE ALEER'I' JULIUS BARLOW ' WII.soN GIIE AERAIIAM BEkcI.UNII EI.IIEk'I' AI,vIs KINCAIII ELMEII IRVING CAkkU'I'IIERs A. III WAL'I'ER T. AIIRENS ALBERT L. ALLEN, jk. WII.I.IAM CL CIIOMEII joIIN IS. DIILANEY WILLIAM C. GARIIEE VVILBUR M. CIRXMSLIEY l'IAYDliN FIIATRES IN URBE J. S. PETERS ACTIVE NIEMBERS FIIANK S. l'IliIDIiI.BAClI TOM F. joIINs0N, jk. JOIIN KEMl'I-' ALEXANIIEII J. KOSWICK WILLIAM R. KRAUSE FIIEIIEIIICK W. LAWRENCE, JOIIN B, GUERAIIIJ Iinvvmzn G. LEWIS RICIIAED M. HARIIEII, JR. JAMES M. MARSIIALI. RICIIARD C. I-IAs'I'INcs, JR. PLEDGES 1 JOHN B. MACAULAY NoRM I2361 JE. 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Nmvsmv IVIICIIIE S'l'AICE D. Iimcklfokn OSCAR Sw1NmfoRn I.. IVIUNI-'ORD Born l.1,1fwrfr.m'N Mu.1.1fR Anmfm' T, YORK Ilowfmn TURNER W. IIUGII FLA NNACA N ROBERT Coufs SAMUIN, I.. Lmf Glsokmf M. Gauss jumus R. F1sunuRmf CAR'rlfR B. Wlfzsmlfk S'r1f111n5N 1JAVlfNl'UR'l' f257'l Ac'1'1V1f llllmzlszfus NICCII :fs NEI' U00n,u.r., IR. ICRHN jonrv Illcmfr, jk. l lucnlfR1CK N0m'1.N'f: Wim: Tucxme Rrcnfum R. Blfkxnkn lilmwm Ihxkxlsk x'V!l.l.lAM MCCANN JAMES Ronlfm' Donsox, jr: jonrv IIHNR1' Nlfl lf' IOIIN Asnnx' M.'lRSll.1I.l. W11.l.mM M. DUDl,liY SAMUHI. I'1fRm' M.-xRs1m1.1 RM' MlflfCliR PAUL u71l.I.lAM MAURY 1'lu.l. C'll,m1.:fs M. W7Al.SII, III CII,-UH.IfS C'. 1IA1,r., jx. jAM15s I.. XVIIITIE, III ICmv.uw Cf. CAMI'Blfl.!. 12581 CHARLIE LIDDELL EDWARD VAN S. WARE ED LEWIS JACK WILMER BILL LYONS DUDLEI' VVAIJE MARION PITTS HENRY NATHAN WALTER BADCOCK WILI.IAM HLOOMER WILKES TIIRASIIER F. G. T1'IOMASSON DAVID BAXTER JACK GORDO NAT ADA GORDON CR R. V. CIIAMELIN PETER SCIIILLER LINDSEY COWEN JAMES M. MARSIIALL JACK L. HERRELL ARTHUR BEAN HERBERT LEVITT ROBERT L. PATTERSON SHERMAN W. SIELDEN EUGENE VAN N. GOE1'CI'IIUS R. C. FITZGERALD WARREN L. NIICHAEI. EDWARD PLEASANTS WILLIAM KRAUSE JAMES JESSUP ALEX KOSWICK CLIFTON GRUVER RICI-IARD BAKER MI'l'CllEI.I. SIMON MIXNO GOLDEN THOMAS SHARP AI.DEN WIIITMORE JAMES BROWN ROBERT MUSSELMAN VVAl.'l'ER AI'IFIRNS WILLIAM CRONIN ROBERT SCIIADE RU'I'HERl 0ORIJ HOLMES HOWARD N. SECAL SIIERMAN BROWN LEE STROSSER DONALD BRODI' JUSTIN BERGMAN DAVID HARRISON JACK DRAOOO RALPII M. SCOTT EIIFRSON PONVELL BROWN, JR I.L FISIIWICK AM G. MILES RAI' TESSIER l259J ROBERT GRAVA'I'TE MINOR SMITII OFFICERS EDWARD CHEEK, JR. . . . . Preszdcnt NORMAN PAUL . . . Vice-Pzaszdcrzt JO!-IN STEACY . . . . . Scrrrtary DAVID DASHTELI. . . Treasurvr J. Bxsuov J. HOBSON W. MIRMAN A. HOPKINS G. SHACKELEORD D. NIKLASON R. ROOSEVELT D. FRAZIER QI. COLEMAN H. MCCOY R. WoLTz C. COLEMAN G. LARKIN A. EMMERT T. GII.LE'l'l'E F. 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Mfxnmsw NVlx.l.mM KYLE SMH: I. li, TUCKIQR Wn.l.1AM Sl'liNClER DAN VV11lalfr.l2R RICHARD XV1l.'rs111Rlc f267I 1 EDWARD CHEEK, JR. l'l'1'.vir1c11t of Mn' COI'150l'Ilfi0Il IVEY I . LEWIS Vicf'-l'1'r'.vidr'11l of Ihr Corjmoralion GEORGE GREEN SHACKELFORD Vin'-I'n'.sirlr111 of ilu' Corporalion ARhfIISTEAl7 GORIJON Vifl'-Pl'1'.filIl'IIf of the Cnrporaliou CHARLES I . LLOYD, JR. Scrrclary-Trczzsluw' of the Corjboralimz BOARD OF DIRECTORS LEWIS F. BELL . . . . I. CARRUTHERS . EDWARD CHEER, JR. . ARM1sTEAD GORDON . IVEY F. LEWIS .... CHARLES F. LLOYD, JR. . FREDERICK D. G. RIBELE . . GEORGE GREEN SHACKELFORD DANIEI. D. '1iALLEY, III . . ,QQ lzoa l fi f K Q0 R i ix J J Y . . . . . Staunton . University . Richmond . University . University . Pittsburgh . University . Orange . Richmond I-KN RLS 1942 A-llfrha l:'jr.vil0n Pi . . .-llpha Tau Omrya . lfrln Tflrlrl Pi . . . Clli Pfii ..... Ilflln Ix'nfrjwa lflnxilun llflla Tau Drlln . Drlta Upxilnil . . Kafjra xlllrlm . . Kappa Siynm . . 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Rnmsm Cm.laM.xx I' 269 I EXECUTIVE BOARD ICDWARD N. CHEEK, JR. . CHARLES F. LLCJYIJ, JRV. . . SIDNEY H. STIERNI, -IR. . . . CIEORGIE G. SHACKIELFORD . - . C. WILEY GIQANIJY, IV . . . Llzwrs F. BELI ,.... i.270l L IIIJHHS AN H 1942 - Eflitor-in-Chief I3 Il.S'illC'SX fl'1IUllIyC'I' jllll7IIIjillg Tflitor . 14SJ'iJ'fll7lf Editor . Assistant Editor A.T.fiSlll7lf Editor ,fr ROLLIN CONWIELL . JOIIN CARRUTII DAVID GILTNAN EDITORIAL STAFFS ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF . ....., Eriilor VVILLIAM MCCOY . . . . . Edimr TIIoMAs BRIGIIT . ....... .hxoczarv Edimr ADJUNCTS AI. ICOSWICK PUTNAM STOIYII DICK WII.I.IAMs FEATURES STAFF GEORGE SIIACKELIPORD . Ediior ONVIENS BOOMER . . . .flxsisiazzf Editor ADJUNCTS ARTIIUR BARNARD TIENRY KANE PINCKNHY POWERS BURTON 'TIIROCKMORTON FRATERNITIES STAFF WILEY GRANDY . .... ..... . 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VIOIIN ICs'rIas .IDIIN CIORDON DON IIDIcNs'I'INIa FRA N K KI-:I'I'III.MAN N PIIILII' MARVIN xVAI,'l'liR MIINs'I'IIR 'irxl 1311 .V S 1' .V RALIIII O'DIi'l l'li VVAILACIE POVVIZR RDIIIcR'I' RICICSIZ BART R0mcRs CIIARLIES SCO'l'l' ALIIIcR'I' SIIEVVICRS Swv: 71 fl lfr1.I'.s'r.I' .IDIIN IIANKINS 'l'LIcKIsR KIIISIIR ,IDIIN MCDONALD WARRIQN OKKRRSD '1'IIDMAs O'RIaII.I.Y CAlil.Ii'l'0N PIINN First CASS fHl,l'HiR'l' PIIILII' IIARDI' ITRIID IIOI.I.IiR EDGAR RoIIIcR'I's blosIcI'II SCANNIILI. .IDIIN SIIARRIITI' ISURIDN SIIIQRMAN GARCIED SKIc'I'cIILIII' I.DUIs SMI'I'II , . I l'll0l'.K' GRIIIINIIDW JoIINs'I'oN DIDIIN I.0vIaLI. VIIRNDN MA'I I'oK Smrozzd Tzfnors RDDIIRI' GAMDLI2 Ron IIR1' GRAvIz'I I'Ia FRANK I'IIcRIcIf0RD PIIILII' JAMIQS WILLIAM jI2NsIeN II 276 I GII.IIIcR'I' MAR'l'IN RIIIGIQIA' MlI.l.IiR WARRIIN MILLIIR RoIIIzR'I' NIcLs+0N '1'I I Ia0D0RIc PA'I I'ERs0N WILLIAM STUIIII S'I'uAR'I' 'I'AI.nD'r 'IQIIOMAS '1'll0RNIIll.l. ROBIERT 'VURNIIR Ii. V. VAI,KIcNnI.IRr:II IIARDLD VVIIIIIIcRI.IcI' RDIIIIRI' ZIIIr:LIIR PIIILIII 'l'AI.IIo'I' DIaFoRIIs'I' VIQRIMMINGHAM josIaI'II 'IQUCKIER DANIDL VVIIICIWIER DAVID WILSON FRICDIERICK VVOOD NIWVARD SANDRIDGIQ l.IIsLIII SIIWARD l,AwRIaNcIz SNODDY BERNARD VVYCKOFF 'l'IM0'I'III' SMI'I'II IIDNRY 'I.'AvI.oR GDORGII WALKIIR FRED VVILIIIAMS S'I'ANLIaI' w70Ull E IHEI IA PI. YE CJFFICERS Roma Boxu . . . Dmflw JAMIS Tkuvrr . .... l'n.m1rnr Irsrma Woom' . . . . I'in--lfnnviflrnf RICHARD I'IAs'r1Nc:s .... Y nrrrlary josmlu BRIQSLER . . Slmlvnl Truxtrv RICHARD HARPER . liu.simr.v.v Manager Rolxlam' PA'r1zRsoN . Twlmiml IJirec1or Pkolf. HARRY Romans PRA'I I' . .'l.r.vocialr Dirrrlnr 0 M lzmluaks i,Akl.0s Al.I.liN JACK Bocnk Glcokclf Black josm-ll BRESl.liR Rlcumm IIARMQR RICHARD l'IAS'l'INCS AI. jo11NsoN Gkmawnow jonmsox liuczmclf Klux PAUL l,x'nAx' Um' MARTIN ROIlIiR'I' l'A'rlaksux Pl-:Tmz Scml.l.1-:R jon N VFINKIER -lAMlas '1'Ru1'r'r RAx'MoNn VVA1 wx I,1ss'l'lak VVOom FIIARLHS Fluanm x 'Vucn HlEA'l'll f2771 fi CPIAOI' FIATPIE ' GEO2 X ' HAEC'0LH1II1EMINISSE'IUVABlT JEFFERSON IIII ... C, SOCIETY 18 25 OITFICEIIS First Term EDWARD G. LEWIS . . ....... .... I 'resident ARTHUR P, BEAN ...... . Vice-Presidaul EUGENE V. N. GOETCHIUS . . . . Secretary A. RUTIIERIPOORD HOLMES . . . . , Trca.v1m'r Second Term W. T. BROWN, JR .... ......- .... P r csidcnl ROBERT H. GRAVA'l'l'E . . Ifica-Ilresidmt FRANK L. EVANS ..... . . Secretary A. RUTIIEREOORD HOLMES ...... . Treasurer Third Term EUGENE V. N. GOETCHIUS . ...... ..... 1 'ru-.vidcnl MARSIIALL W. FIS!-IWICK , . Vice-President ROBERT H. KIRRWOOD . . . . . Secretary A. RUTHERIPOORD HOLMES . . Trmsurm' ARTHUR KYI.E DAVIS, JR. GEORGE B. EAGER, JR. ROBERT KEN'l' GOOGII JAMES HART ARTHUR MERRl'l'l' JARMAN WILLIAM T. BROVVN, JR. STANLEY BUIDD PETER CLINCH FRANK L. EVANS MARSHALL FISHWICK WILLIAM CEARBEE EUGENE GOETGHIUS ROBERT GRAVA1 I'li JAMES D. CHERRY MOREY COLES MEBIIZERS IN THE FACULTY VIQHOMAS CARY JOHNSON EDVVIN C. MCC'I.IN'l'0CK F. DEANE G. RIBBLE OSCAR W. UNDERWOOD, JR. JOSEPH LEE VAUGIIAN VVILLIAM STONE WEEDON Rzfgulnr Mwn1br'r.v EI.I.I0'I 1' C. HALEY A. R. HOLMES ROBERT KIRKWOOD JESSE W. LEvY EDWARD LEWIS TERRY MUI.I.INS ROIIERT MUSSELMAN flssociate WILLIAM D. HOYT PROEATIONARY MEMBERS ROEERT E, FISHER WILLIAM G. MILES HUGH E. MOSPIER f .fS:?2 f K ba ' ,I f .QR QQ- J Iz7sJ Y LEWIS CA'I'I.ETT WILLIAMS DAVID COLE WILSON JAMES SOU'l'HAI.L WII.SoN JAMES EDWIN WOOD, JR. TIIADDEUS B. WOODY K. DIxON PATIENGE BENITO B. RISH T. DANIEL SHUMATE, JR. I'IERBER'l' VAN DAM CARRINGTON WILLIAMS HENRY WILSON JOHN YATES WILLIAM J. L. YOST MII,.'l'ON ROSENEERG MORRIS S. TISCHLER UN VVILLIAM FLIIMINO LINDSIW CowIaN . I-IIINRYTUCKIIR . RoIIIsR'I' AI.wOOD r1'lIAD AMACKIER ' CIIIas'I'IaR BOLIIN BIIN BORDIIN LIIII BRADDURI' BAYARD ISRI'I I'oN DAVID BURNDI' LOUIS CAI.I.IsII SIM CllAI'I'ElII.lE Mosn CLIaMIsN'I's ROIIIIR1' COIIN DAVID COOPIIR EHS ITY OFFICERS . . l'rc.I-idwzl JAMIIs BIIRDAIII. . . l'icv-I'I'csidenl RIIXBIIACII . , . Treaxurcr JACK SIIARRDIUI' . PERSONNISL BIIRNARD CoR'I'I2sIs JOIIN DIICKER VVIIILIAM Dovla CuR'I'Is FLOYD RODIIRI' GAOIIAN VVILIIIAM Glli'l l'lER NELSON GILLUM FRANK CQITCIIIELI. HARvm' I-IA'I'cIII-'IELD FRANK IAIIzIDIsI,I3AcIAI JOIIN KIQRRIGAN JOI-IN KNIG1fl'l' S'I'AN KRAIILDR HOWARD KRUGIIR IIENRY LATCIIUM JEROLD LDNROW RICIIARD LEWIS WII.LIAM LIswIs BERNARD LOREN GIIOROIQ LOWDIEN DR. R. E. Lu'I'z MARION MCCONNHLI. JOII N MAs'I'RAN GILBERT MORRISS BA . . . Director . .fl.v.ri.vlani Director . Drum Major RICIIARD MIIYIIRS HARRY PERI.m2Rn BRUCE SIIIaI.'I'oN JEAN SIMARD DOYLIS SMITII MINOR SMI'I'II I'IAMIL'l'0N SMI'I'I-Im' GARLAND SPICDR JAMES S'I'I2wAR'I' LEE S'l'RASSliR TOMMY TIIOMASSON JOIIN TINKHR ACKNOWLEDGMENTS This book has been fun for me. It's been hard at times and we've had to work like hell, but it's been fun. And I want to thank very sincerely all the people who had faith in Chuck and me and in the staff and bought this year's CoRKs AND CURLS5 I hope our effort hasn't disappointed you too much. I want to apologize to William E. Byrd of the Medical School for putting his picture in the College section and to Nathan Crawford for not being able to put his picture in as Treasurer of the Graduating Class after Fred Pollard vacated the oflice, and apologies are also due to anyone else I might have unwittingly made the victim of my blunders. I'm sorry. Dan Eadie of the Benson Printing Company, and Chuck Lloyd are due for about a keg of praise. Chuck has been the best kind of a business man- ager possible. .And to George Shackelford, Lewis Bell, Lewis Allen, Bud Mellen and all the other stall: men who worked so hard while I just ordered them around I am deeply indebted. Maybe if we make any profits we can have a banquet. Thanks anyway. To Mr. William E. Young of Richmond, my sincerest thanks for the loan of the lithograph of the Rotunda. Mr. Bernard Mayo of the Department of History was very kind in writing the fine dedication to Thomas Jefferson. I-le gets a free book. EDWARD CHEEK, JR. I28Ol ADVERTISEMENTS If 5221 1Q1ffi'. .klx ll7lMl If gf 1 gl f L GIQNTLIEMEWS Cl0iIlES Tailored with exacting care lrom line fabrics A wide assorimeni of Sco+lanol's colorful and comioriable Tweeds, including Those from 'rhe Harris and Lewis Islands, Sheilancls and l-landwoven Irish Homespuns Tweed Jackeis Flannel. Coveri Cloih and Galoarcline Slaclcs ' Smari Fooiwear in Choice Leaihers Riding Jackeis, Breeches and Boois Cusiom Made and in Siock English Razors and Pipes Navy Uniforms Tailored 'ro Order kv! STEVENS' SHEPHERD C0 Incorporated University Virginia E IVE-IT-YOURSEL U-DRIVE-IT EELLEE Si GEORGE IIEWELEIIS 8: UIJTICIANS Established 1875 BARNES LUMBER COMPANY, Inc. Phone 448-45I LUMBER OAK FLOORING 0 BUILDING MATERIALS 'k BUILD WITH BARNES PRESTCN CCJURT APARTMENTS MODERN-FIREPROOF STUDENT AND Phones 449-I57I FURNISHED AND HOUSEKEEPING UNFURNISHED I CHANCELLOR'S GEiNU'NE DRUG STORE ORIGINAL POCAHONTAS . PACKAGED AND IN BULK More Than Fiffy Years of Service To Saiisfadion Guaranieed S+uden+s of 'rhe Universi+y HOPH STOKERS of Virginia O THE PACKAGED FUEL ' COMPANY Incorporaied Posi' Office Box 292 Phone 87 AT THE CORNER CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING AND ACCESSORIES, BOTH IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CIILLIN S me 9 0 A Truly Fine Men 's Wear Shop UN IVERSITY, VA. Telephone 797 CUSTOM TAILORING OF HIGHEST OUALITY OVER ELEVEN YEARS- DINING HEADQUARTERS FOR STUDENTS AND ALUMNI THE OELLAR, INC. Traditionally Southern in Atmosphere and Cuisine II1e DOLLY MADISON INN COMPLIMENTS FALLON FLORIST 507 Easf Main S+. Phone 22I THE MONTICELLO CH GNI PHONE 250 I-Iome of Jeffersonian I-Iospi'raIi+y ' .l I65 ROOMS FIREPROOF 40I-409 Wes? Main SIreeI' CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. T. W. ETHERIDGE, Manager l'II lvleel' You aT 'rl'1e Virginian A WHEN HUNGRY OR Tl llRS-l'Y AND AFTER DANCES STOP AT .N T H E 863 Prompl Delivery Service Delicious Sandwiches and Soclas ATHLETIC eoons 15,4 .fi- T . T H- ROYAL TYPEWRITERS i 'Ti' mga GIFT NOVELTIES 5 i,Ti- TT,i, 'f'iE'gg- U w N- ANDERsoN BROS. THE DRY Book STORE UTY LAUN l,,c,,.p,,,,f,d Preslon and Grady Avenues STATIONERY ' TEXT BOOKS Offers Suppl-lES Professional Laundry Service as a Profec- +ion for Healfh and Fabrics Wi+l1 The . 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SMITH Sales Manager and Engineer COMPLIMENTS 0 P A R A M O U N T I J E F F E R S O N I LA FAY ETTE THE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY TEA ROCM TH EATRES SOUTHERN COOKING A SPECIALTY db P k g Sp R Ph I89O IOSEDII DOIOGIZUTO FINE CUSTOM TAILORING mv I IIIIIII IIIIIIIIET AN OUTSTANDING PERSONAL APPEARANCE IS A REAL BUSI- NESS AND SOCIAL ASSET. IT IS ATTAINED ONLY BY TI-IE PROPER SELECTION OF MATERIALS AND INDIVIDUAL STYLING. I CORRECT ACCESSORIES FOR ALL OCCASIONS Knox 8: Lee Hafs Nunn-Bush Shoes THE YOUNG MEN'S SHOP DOWNTOWN Sporf Clofhes Formals IvIee'r 'rhe Crowd GOOD AS THE BEST aI I THE CAVALIER for REGULAR MEALS, SANDWICHES AND DRINKS Where Ihe Spirif of Virginia PrevaiIs THE GRIDDLE I CAR SERVICE BURNLEY BROS. Coal Tha+ Burns Aufomafic Heaf Phone 4I6 UNIVERSITY DRUG STORE, INC. A+ Ihe Corner Serving Universi+y S+uden+s for More Than 75 Years Phone 577 UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA RING COMPLIMENTS V NEW DOMINION BOOK SHOP Jameson Book 8: Afhlefic Siore 208 E. MAIN ST. COMPLIMENTS SPICER BROS. 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