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There deprecate regulations which inevitably lead to hypocrisy. There are still young softness may for a moment dispel resentment against rules not considered necessary whistles in the night. There is still the untrampled idealism of the Honor it f 'J A , 5 is if QQ' ig on the lawn. A A A A A 4 N A ' A , - ' in I . ' Q X l K. r. 'IA . A. ,mil .' V Al ip J Y -T 'X A ....., E' f 1 ii ll 4, it i it A ix' X JK, A 1 1 . N MEMUHIAM JOHN W. ACREE Class uf 1939 WILLIAM B. BARTELLS Class of 1938 HARDIN J. BARTON Class of 1941 RUSSELL M. COX Class of 1943 fMissing1 JAMES CRISWELL Class of 1941 PHILIP S. CROVAT Class of 1915 flllissingl WILLIAM A. M. DABNEY Class of 1940 fMissingl GEORGE B. EAGER, JR. Class of 1910 JACK EISNER Class of1941 HARRY H. GAVER Class of 1939 RAEBURN F. GORDON Class of 1938 GEORGE D. J. HANDY Class of 1944 ROBERT E. HENLEY Class of 1941 NATHAN T. HILDRETH Class of 1934 THOMAS S. HOVER Class of 1945 WILLIAM A. LAZENBY Class of 1940 JAMES H. LITTLEHALES Class of 1942 ANDREW'J. LOWNDES Class of 1937 MANSON F. KREBS Class of 1944 N M EMIJHIAM MORGAN MACY Class of 1930 lMissingJ VINCENT G. MAGGIORE Class of 1928 LACY S. MANGLEBURG Class of 1941 FIELDING L. MERCER, II Class of 1943 M. BLAKE MOUNT Class of 1919 SEVERN M. NOTTINGHAM, JR Class of 1938 fMissingJ LEWIS G. REISS Class of 1934 MURREY R. SANDBERG Class of 1937 ALFRED L. SMITH Class of 1936 fMissingl RICHARD M. STAFFORD Class of 1939 CHARLES W. TUCKER Class of 1939 flllissingl EDMUND J. VAN VALKENBURG Class of 1945 JOSEPH H. WEBER Class of 1944 WALTER C. WICKER, JR. Class of1943 ROBERT M. WILDE Class of 1940 ROBERT H. WILLIAMS Class of 1938 ROBERT R. WILSON Class of1940 THOMAS A. WITHERS Class of 1942 THOMAS T. YOUNG Class of 1943 enq Walk and Serpentine Wa I ' -Y- . 3 ., ' - ' -'91 .. , v ...,. rn lf- , Q ' J - X ,, ,, I .W 1 'mum , 1 ' M nmwwmg ...... '-' ---'- sk 1 A f l f . :A- 1.!:1W'- E --L 1 r N Q qu . r 2 55 F 3? kr ' X w T L if ' . Q X 6 153' it ' A. 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THE RECTOR OF THE UNIVERSITY ROBERT GRAY WILLIAMS THE VISITORS ox: THE UNIVERSITY To 1 z'bruary 28, 1946 To February 28, 1944 CIIRIs'I'oEIIER BROVVNE GARNE'I I' . ROBERT GRAY Wll,l,IAMS . . . EDWARD RIELLEY STE'I'I'INIUs . GooI.RIcIc COREI1'I' 'FHE Rl-lCl'0R RINEIIART RINEIIART RINEIIAR1' SECRETARY OF THE VISITORS ELMER IRVING CARRUTIIERS Executive f:07llIIlllfl'l' RINEIIAR1' Finance Comnzitfeif STI'-IT'l'lNlUS Buildings and Grounzlx fjlllllllllfffl' CORl'll'l l' CTARNETI' Nrw Buildings Conznzittcc LEWIS WILLIAMS G A R N ll'l l' ll8l . Richmond . . . Suffolk . Fredericksburg . . Richmond . . Front Royal . Charlottesville . .Arlington . Winchester . Rapidan LEWIS WILLIAMS TIIE RECI'oR CORBITT WEAVER ANDERSON ANDERSON PRESIDENT JIJHN LLUYII NEWEIJMB B.A., QE., seo., 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 Civi-l 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. lI9l lvlcx' l uluaM.xN l,lcu1s ' 1 H,A, Nl.5,, NLD. ljfflll uf lfn' l'lli1'I'l'.fif-V j,xMlis Sm:'l'nlM.1. XVl1,sux A,lS,, !Vl.A.. I'lr,IJ., I.l..D. llrnu of lfn' lJl'fNll'fIVIl'llf of fffllxlllllfl' Sllnlif-.f -lunx Luv: M,xN,m.xx Hb., IVLA., Plllj. llrnll nf lln' lJl'f1tll'lllll'IIf nf lifllunlirnf .W- N. 5. Ulamuzla OSCAR lflamrsmg llmwlfw' ICKNIAISI' ,IOKIMN mx.. M.A., lmn. NJN- M-AH VH-ll llmn uf Ihr Ifnllwyf' uf .lrl.r aml SIil'llll'J' llwuu uf Ihr llrjmrlnlrlll nf xllnliuln N XV,-XI,'l'!iIi SIll'Il.lJUN RHUMAN FIZI-1IJ!'IlilL'KI'f Dl'I.fXNl'f tlrxumux RllllH.l-f IMA.. M.A., SM. ISA, M,A., l,l..lS. ljfllll of lfn' lirjvarllrlrzll of Ifzlyfiznwrilly llmu nf lln' llwffnrlnzrul nf I,nfw ill-iwwzl-1 HASKl'3llVIlAl,li Zl'IllMI'IR Rfnu-:max Ima llr1l.l.lNr:surm'lll Ii,S,, IVLA. li,A,, PILIJ. Ilmlz nf lln' SIIIIIIIIVI' Qll1ll'll'I' llwnll uf llvlllllfll t' , V , A f'-i QL. A-IFTTT' R , fx A E 2 S ilffl 6, , , ' ,A .... ... ...,- ,f i UFFIEEHS IJF AHMI ISTH TIII JOHN I.l.OYn NHWCOMB, ILA., CIC., Sc.D., I.I..lD. . IVIEY FOREMAN LEWIS, B.A., M.S., Ph.D. . . . GEORGE OSCAR FERGUSON, JR., M.A., Ph.D. . . . . JAMES SOu'l'1lALr. VVILSON, B.A., M.A., Ph.D., l.I,.D. . FREDERICK IJEANE GOODXYIN Rmn1,E, M.A., l,I,.B., S.J.l7. . . HARVEY ICRNEST JORDAN, M.A., Ph.D. . VVA1.'rER SHIELDON ROOMAN, M.S., S.M. . JOHN LEVI MANAHAN, ILS., M.A., Ph.D. . GEORGE BASKIiRVIl.l.li ZIEHMER, ILS., M.A. . VVILSON fllili, ILS., M.A., Ph.D. . ICLMIER IRVINC CARRUTIIICRS . VIRGINIA IEMMA MORAN, M.A. . IIARRY CLEMONS, M.A. . . . CA'I'IIliRlNli I.lI'Ol' ClRAvEs .... ROBIERTA I.Ols IIOI.l.lNGSWOR'I'll, Ph.D. . NORTON GOOIJIIZR PRI'l'CIlli'l l' . FRANK EVliRE'l l' IIAR'rMAN, CJD. . BLANCHE LOVING SIIHPIIIERD . FLORENCE NU'I I'YCOMBIi CHEAPE . W.l'lI0MAS MOORE CARRUTHERS . CIlARI,O'l4'l'lE ICOHLIER .... . CIIARLIES I-IENRY JCAUIFIFMANN, JR. - . JAMES MALCOLM LUCK .... VV1r.I.xAM IIu.I.MAN VVRANEK, JR. . mCDn leave, 1942-'43 . . 1'l'r-.ridrlll of illr Unifvrrxily . . . . . . . . Dran of Ihr Unifvmxvily . . Dnan of Ihr Collrgz' of Jiri.: and Srifm'r.r . Drau of flu' lJL'f5lII'llIII'lll of Cradualv Sludirxv . . , . . Drau of Ibn Drparlrnffzi of Lnfw . Dmn nj' llnf D1'jmrlnn'nl of Mfflirinr . . ljfllll of Ihr lJl'f5lII'fIllI'IIf of I2xlI!lilll'I'7'iIlfl . IJIYIII of lllr' lJI'fltH'lllll'llf of ljxlfllfllfillll . . . . . Dir1'r'lm' of l!Ili U1'I'Jify Iz'xl1'u.vinn . Dir1'1'lf1r' of lflf' lllififllfl' for R1'.f1'11r1'fl in Ihr Sofia! Sl'iI'lll'I'.Y . Bur.mr . Rfgi.flnu' . . I.illI'lIl'i!llI . l.1l4'bUl,ihl'11l'f1lll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Drznz of I,!0Illl'Il . I'rofr'.v.ror' mul Dir:-c'l0r of .'lflIlI'fil'.f and I'l1y.fiml Iidllrzzliozl . . . . . .Sl1j1r'rfl1I1'l11l1'Il!of Groumix am! ls'11ilr1i11g.r . . . . . .Sr'1'H'lr1ryl0lhr'l'l'1'.ff1ir'11l . . . . . . . . f1.f.fi.Vf1llll Sf'fn'lr1r'y lo Ihr 1'l'r.vi1l4'l1l . 7'r1'a.v1m'r, IJl'17lU'flll1'lIf of f1Ihl4'lir'.r and Physiral I:'fl11r'alio11 . . . . . . . . . . Efiilor, Virginia Quarlrrly Rffuir-w .Din-flow' of Sluflfnl Srlf-Ilrlp nm! l:'x1'1'11li-zu' Sw1'rrlar'y, BIIITIHI of High Srhonl Rwlrlliorlx . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .fllumniSfrrrlary . f1.T.fiA'llIllf f7lumni S1'f1v'lnry f2ll IIFPIII WILLIAM HARRISON FAULKNER, M.A., Ph.D. . . HARVEY ERNEST JORDAN, M.A., Ph.D. . . . . ROBERT PIENNING WEBB, M.A., Ph.D. . . . . . SAMUEL ALFRED Ml'I'CIlEI,I., M.A., Ph.D., LL.D. . IvEv FOREMAN LEWIS, B.A., M.S., Ph.D. . GEORGE BOARDMAN EAGER, JR., B.A., LL.B. . . . LLEWELLYN GRlI7IfI'l'l'I I'IOxTON, B.S., M.A., PILD JOIIN LEVI MANAPKAN, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. . . . . WALTER SIIELDON RODMAN, M.S., S.M. . . JAMES ALEXANDER VVADDELI., B.A., M.D. Q. . . WILLIAM ALLISON KlEl'NIiR, M.A., Ph.D., Sc.D. . JOIIN CALVIN MIi'l'CAI,If, M.A., Litt.D., LL.D. . GEORGE OSCAR FERGUSON, JR., M.A., Ph.D. . WILLIAM ROYALI. SMITIIEY, M.A., Ph.D. . . . JAMES SOUTHALI, WILSON, M.A., Ph.D. LL.l7. . ALBERT GEORGE ADAM BALZ, M.A., Ph.D. . WII.SON filili, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. . A . . r11lP'l'0N RAY SNAVELY, M.A., Ph.D. . . . 'WILBUR ARMISTEAD NELSON, B.S., M.A. . CIARDNPIR LLOYD CARTER, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. . 'JAMES COCK BARDIN, M.D ...... ALBERT JULIUS BARLOW, B.A., C.P.A. . . ATCIIESON LAUGIILIN PIENCH, M.A., Ph.D. . ELBER1' ALVIS KINCAID, M.A., Ph.D. . . . 'ROEER'r KENT GOOCII, M.A., D.Phil. COxOnJ . . W. PATTON GRAIIAM, M.A.. . . . JOSEPH KENT ROBERTS, M.A., Ph.D. . FLOYD NELSON HOUSE, M.A., Ph.D. . . WILLIAM EDWARD BRAY, B.A., M.D. . JOIIN HOWE YOE, M.S., M.A., Ph.D. . . . . . EHS UF INSTHUII TIIJN . . . . . . . . . . . .Professor of Germanic Languages . Professor of .flnalomy and Director of Anatomical Laboratory .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ProfessorofG'reel- Professor of Xlstronomy and Director Lea.'zder-McCormick Ohserfvalory . . . . . Miller Professor of Biology and flgricullure . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Larw , ........ Professor of Physics . . Professor of Educational Xldministration . . , . . . . . . Professor of Electrical Engineering . . Professor of Pharmacology Materia Medica and Toxicology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Biology . Linclen Kent Memorial Professor of English Literature . . . . . . Professor of Psychology and Education . . . Professor of Secondary Education . . Edgar flllan Poe Professor of English . . . . . . . . Corcoran Professor of Philosophy . . Professor of Rural Economics and Rural Sociologyg Director Institute for Research in the Social Sciences. . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Economics . . Corcoran Professor of Geology . . . . . Professor of Chemistry . . . . . . . Professor of Romance Languages . . Professor of Commerce and Business .fldminislralion . Linden Kent Memorial Professor of English Literature . . Professor of Commerce and Business .4dministraliou . . . Professor of Political Science . Professor of Romance Languages . . . . . Professor of Geology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Sociology Professor of Clinieal Pathology, Director of Clinical Laboratories . . . . . . . . . Professor of Chemistry FREDERICK IJEANIE GOODVVIN RIBBLE, M.A., LL.B., LL.M., Jur.Sc.D. . ....... Professor of Lafw EDMUND SCIIUREMAN CAMPBELL, M.S ................. Professor of Art and Architecture ORLAND EMILE WIIITE, M.S., Sc.D. . . . Professor of Xlgrietullural Biology, Director Blandy Experimental Farm 'CDn leave. 1942-'43 E221 UPF HARRY CLEMONS, M.A ........ ARTHUR FERGUSON BENTON, M.A., Ph.D. . GARRARD GLENN, B.A., LL.B. . LOUISE OA'I'ES, B.S., M.A.. . . . . EDWIN PARTRIDGE LEIIMAN, B.A., M.D. . . SIDNEY WILLIAM BRITTON, B.S., M.D., C.M. . WILLIAM EDWARD BROWN, M.D. ..... . WALTER ALEXANDER MONTGOMERY, B.A., Ph.D. . ALFRED CHANUTIN, Ph.B., Ph.D. . EDWARD WATTS SIAUNIJERS, C.E. . LINWOOD LEHMAN, M.A., Ph.D. ...... . ARTIIUR FRANCIS MACCONOCHIE, B.Sc., CEngI-.J L JESSE WAKEFIELD BEAMS, M.A., Ph.D. . . . . . CARI. CASKEY SPEIDEL, Ph.B., Ph-.D. . . CARLISLE SANFORD LEN'I'z, B.A., M.D. . . JAMES ROBERT CASII, M.A., M.D. . . TIFFANY JOHNS WILLIAMS, B.A., M.D. . EARNEST JACKSON OGLESBY, B.A., M.A. . LESLIE HEPBURN BUCKLER, M.A. . . . ROBERT VIVIAN FUNSTEN, M.D. . . DUDLEY CROFFORD SMITH, B.S., M.D. . . FI.ETCHER DRUMMOND WOODWARD, M.D. . VINCENT VVILIIIAM ARCIIER, B.S., M.D. . GORDON THOMAS WHYEURN, M.A., Ph.D. . . . EDWARD JAMES MCSI-IANE, B.E., B.S., M.E., Ph.D. . ......... . . NORTON GOODIER PRl'I'CHE'1'I' .... HENRY BEARDEN MULHOLLAND, M.D. . . JAMES EDWIN WOOD, JR., B.S., M.D. . . CHARLES BRUCE MORTON, I-LS., M.D JAMES HART, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. . . PROWLAND ANDREWS EGGER, M.A., Ph.D. ROBERTA LOIS HOLLINGSWORTH, B.A., Ph.D. . . . CHARLES PATTERSON NASH, JR., B.S., LL.B. . . 'FRANK AR'I'HUR LEELDARD, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. . CPEORGE MCLEAN LAWSON, M.D. . . 'On leave, 1942-'43 IEEH5 UF INSTHUIITIIIN . . . . . . Librarian . . Professor of Chemistry . . . . . . Professor of Lafw . . Professor of Nursing Educalion . Professor of Surgery and Gynecology . . . . Professor of Physiology . . Professor of Phlhisiolherapy . .... Professor of Latin . . . Professor of Biochemislry . Professor of Cifvil Engineering . . ....... Professor of Latin nndon . . Professor of llflechanical Engineering . . . . . . Professor of Physics . . . . . . . Professor of Anatomy Professor of llospiial !lcl1ninislralion.,' fIdllliIliJ17'0f0l' of llosjrilal . . . . . . . . . . .lValfer Reed Professor of Pathology . . Professor of Ohsteirics and Gynecology . . Professor of Engineering Malhemalics . . . . . . . . Professor of Lafw . . . . . . Professor of Orthopedics . . . Professor of Dermalology and Syphilology . . Professor of Diseases of Ear, Nose and Throal . . Professor of Roenfgenology . . Professor of Maihemafics . Professor of Malhenxalics . . Direclor, Dejrarlmenl of Xllhlelics and Physical Edncaiion . . . . . . . . . Professor of Praclice of Medicine . . . . . . Professor of Practice of Medicine . . Professor of Clinical Surgery and Gynecology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of Polilical Science . . Professor of Political Science, Director Bureau of Public fldminislralion . ................ Dean of lVomen . . Professor of Lafw . ........... Professor of Psychology . . . Professor of PI'L UL'!lli'UL' Merlicirze and Bacteriology E231 IQIPFIIIEHS UF INSTRUIITIIJN JOHN HENRY RUSIITON, Ph.D. . . . . . I'rufr.f.mr of I.'h1'mira1l:'ngim'r'riny 4'J0llN RTYCIIIIE, III, ILS., I.I..H., J.S.D. . . . VVHAAAM IIHNRY WlIl'l'lE, JR., ILA., l.l,.l!., S.J.IJ. . . WIIARDY CROSS DH,I.ARD, Grad. IF. S. Military Ac-udernv, l.L.li. . JAMES ERNEST KINDRED, M.A., l'lr.D. .... . . BRUCE DODSON REYNOLDS, B.S., Sc.D. . THOMAS CARY JOHNSON, B.A., M.A. . . GEORGE WAS:-HNm'oN SPICIER, ILA., Ph.D. . THOMAS PERKINS ABERNICTIIY, Ph.D. . q'ANIlRliVV DEJARNli'IuI'Ii IIAR'r, MD. . . GEORGE l5ASKERvH.l.E ZIHIMHR, B.S., M.A. . . . ARCHIBALD ANDERSON HH.x,, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. . . SELEY VERNON NfCCASl.AND, B.A., '1'h.B., A.M., Pl1.D C?US'l'AV ARNOLD HEDEUND, A.l5., A.M., Ph.D. . . . EUGENE MARRLEY LANIHS, A.M., M.S., M.D., Ph.D. . LUcrUs CPASTON NIOIfI A'l l', A.B., A.M., Ph.ID., LiH.D. . FREDERICK LYONS BROWN, M.A., Ph.D. . . . . . 'ARMIS'l'I5All CIIURCIIILL GORIAON, JR., M.A., Ph.D. . ARTHUR KYLE DAVIS, JR., M.A., H.l.irr., Ph.D. , LAWRENCE '1'lIli0DORI'I LUIWVIC, B.P.I2., M.lCd. . JAMES SHANNON MH.l.ER, JR., B.S., B.A., lC.Ii. . CIIARLIES HENDERSON, IHC. .... . CIICORGIC VFALMACIE STARNES, M.A., Ph.ID. . DAVID COLE WILSON, B.A., M.D. . BERNARD MAVO, AJS., M.A., Ph.D. . ROBERT ELIOT LU'rz, M.S., Ph.D. . . OSCAR VVH.DER UNDERWOOD, JR., I.l..B. . WH,I,lAM GAYLE CRU'l'CHl Ilil.ll M.D. .,., , , EDGAR MH.l.ER WHAAAMS, B.S., Capt., U. S. N., Gran RANDALL 'I'HOMPSON, l4.A., M.A. ..... . . ARMlS'I'IiAD MASON DOIHE, M.A., I.L.li., S.J.D. . I-IERMAN PATRICK JOHNSON, M.A., Ph.D.. IIARRR ROGERS PRA'r'r ..... . . BEN-ZION I.1N1frEI,D, M.S., Ph.D., S.C'.D. . FRANK WH.r.rAM HO:-'I-'ER, M.A., Ph.D. . 'On leave. l942-'43 . . . . . . l'rofr'.f.wr of Lafw . I'rofr'.rsnr of l.afw . . I'r0fr's5or of l.ufw . l'roff'.v.ro1' of fllmlomy . Profrmvor of Zoiilogy . . . I'rof1's,vor' of Ilislory . . PI'0fl'.f50I' of Polilifal Sl'il'Ill'I' . . . . . . . . . . Pr0f1'.r.mr of llislnry . I'rofr.r.mr of Cliniral Ml'!ii!'ilIl', Dirrwlor of Sludrul Ilfallh . I rof1'.v.wr nf Edumlirnz, ljiI'I'l'f0l' of Ifxlw1.s'io11 . I'rofcs,for of English and English Philolngy . Profrsmr of liiblifal Ilislory and lilrralurr . . . . . . . I'rofr.s'.vor of MaIhz'mali1'.r . l'rof1'.r.wr of lnlrrnal Mz'dirim' . l'rofr.c.mr of Rornazzu' Languagf' . . . I'rofm'.vor of Physirx . . . . l'rof1'.r.m1' of Enylixll . l'rof1'.r.mr of lfnylfsh l.il1'rzllm'r' . I'rofr'.s'.ror of I'hy.vi1'al Ezlurzrlinzi . . I'rnf1'.r.ror of Elrrfrirzzl lffzyizzrwrilzy . . . I rofr'.f.vol' of E.xfJl'l'iIIII'llftll Iinyimvrilzgf . . I'rofa.f.s'or of l,'nrnnn'r1'f aml lIl1.fin1'.f.v Kl!1lIIilliJfl'Illi0ll Nnvzll Wyill' C E241 . . I'rofr'.rsor of l'.ry1'hialry and Nnurnlogy . . . I'rnfr'.r.mr of flnmrfran Ilixlory . . . Pr'ofm'.mr of ChL'lIliJ'1fy . . . . . . . . . Pl'0fI,'.V50I' of Lafw . . Cliflirvll I'rof0.vsor of Nmrnlogiml Surgrry Ollege . I'rofr'.rsor of Nafval Sl'i1'!ll'l.' and Tnrlirzr . . . . . . . . . . . I'rofr's.vor of Musir . . . . . . . . . Ll'l'flll'L'I' in Lafw . . fI.f50t'illH' I'rofn'.f.mr of Ifnylish l.ilL'I'lllIII'l' .fl.f.mfialc l'rnf1'.v.mr of M11.fic and ljfllllllllilf .flrl . .... !l,rsrn'iala I'r0fz'smr of Mzllflrmaliac . A.r.mc'i1lln' Profn5.vo1' of Snrinlogy UFFIIIEHS UF I STH IITIIJ Al.:-'msn AKIIRMAN, M.I . . . . DUNCAN CLARK Ilvmc, Ii.A., I'h.I3. . . Fmcnmuc 'l'URNnU1.1. XNomm, ILA., Ph.I7. . . A1,vfxANmsR DAVID l+'RAslaR, ILA., M.A., l'h.D, . Oklcsrla RINIi'l l'I, Ph.IJ. .... . . Mrc1,v1N GARDNER me CIIAZIEAU, ILA., M.A., Ph.D IIHRMAN CARI. Ilrfsslf, IS.S., M.IE. . RICHARD CIIAPIN jowlas, ILA., M.I?. . jmm MCIN'r1Rlc Nolcles, M.I7. .... . VVILLIAM Wim' VVAIIIIICLI., jk., ILS., MD. . ALIEXANIIISR VYss0'rsKY, Ph'.IJ. . . . . KARL RICHARDS WAr.x,ACle, A.B., A.M., Ph.ID. . Flumlcklcx '1xRACY Moksli, M.IE., Ii.IC. . Frummucx CIIARLIES DISUUIE, M.S. . . . . 'ARCIlIlIAI,D I'Iol.l,1NG SIIliI'I'I5RSON, M.A.. Ph.l7. . Orem: jAMlcs IIALH, M.A., Ph.I7. .... . . WJOIIN I.lc0NARn FULMIQR, B.S., M.S., Ph.D.. SAMUEL AIJCXANIIER Vvcsr, ju., AJS., M.II. . . 'I'lmMAs SIIIEPIIIIRII ICNCLAR, A.li., M.II., M.I'.II. . Iinwm VVIIISMAN BURTON, ILA., M.l7.. . . 'l'uoMAs IIAvllURs'r EVANS, Ii.S., M.S. in CHIC. . JIISIIPII have VAUCIIN, M.A., Ph.I7. . . . . I.lil.ANII IiRAm.m' SNOIIIIY, li.S., M.A., I'h.I7. . WVVIIIIAM JAMES IIARRUN, A.B., I.I..Ii. . . ICIIMUNII OLAI-' Blsl.sula1M, B.A., I5.C.I.., j.S.I7. . . IQIIVVARII Wu.l,1AM VVUNCII, ILS., Lt. Com. II. S. N OSCAR Swmlclfmm, -IR., ILS., M.D. - . - S'rAmlc DAVIS Iil.ACKl-'0Rn, ILS., M.D. . M'lfVI5RIi'I I' CA'ro DRASII, Ii.A., M.D. . . . . . 'IOSIQPII NIICIIARD CARRIIIRIE, A.II., A.M., Ph.IJ. . . . .-l.f.c0r'f1llr' Pl'llfl'.f.S'0I' of . .l.V.t'I1fi1Ill' l'rnf1'.f.wr of I m'r'.:lry, llirrrlor of Sz'-u'al'11 I nrr'sl , . . . .'l.r.mrinlr Prnf1'.c.rm' of lirmlrnllifx . .'l.6'.fIl!'illll' 1'rofr,c.mr nf f:I'l'lll!IIlil' Philvloyfy . .V7.r.fnr'f1ll1' I'rnfr'.r.mr of .-1l'1'h1l1'nloyy . . . . . . . . . ..fl.r.mrinlr'Prnfr.r.mrnf llalirul . . .'l.r.rm'ialv I'rnff.r.wr of Cornrnrrrr and liusimxrs .'ldmini.rlraIion . .'l.e.rori11Ir l'l'oj'1'.v.ror' of E!l!1iIll'1'I'iII!l lJrafz,vi11y . . . . . . . . .'7.f.f0l'illll' l'rofr.r.mr nf l ol'1'.clry . .'I.v.wr'ialr' l,I'0fl'A'.f0I' of 0ll.ffI'fI'il'.9 and Gynrroloyy . . . f7.r.ror'i11lf l'rnf4'.c.vor of l'1'11ialrir'.v . . .'l.v.mrial1' l'rofr.r.mr of .-Lrlrormlny . . . .'l.v.mfialf I'rof1'.v.ror of Publir Spwzkiny . .'1.v.vorialr l'rofrs.mr of Mrfhaniml Ifr1gi111'm'ir1gf . .'15.I'0l'illfl' l'rofr'.v.mr of .'lr1'hiIfrf1n'r' . . ls.ro1'ial1' Proj'r'.r.vor of lfngllixh . . .Al.r.m1'ialr l'roj'r.r.mr of llixlory . .'I.c.vorinIr' Profr.v'or of Rural l:'1'n11on1ir'.r . . . . . .-l.v.w4'inl1' IJl'0fI'.fA'0l' of Urology . .l.v.rm'i11lr l'rofr.r.wr of I'r4'fv1'1lli-'ur Mmlirilu' . .'l.f.f0l'illfl' l'rof4'.r.wn' nf IJi.r1'11.u'.r of lln' lfyf . . . . . . . . . .fl.r.mrinlr l'rnff'.r.mrnfCi-'villf1ly1il11'f1'il1gf Iinglixll in Ihr Dl'f11U'llllI'lIf of lirlgirlrrrilly . .Vl.v.vnrial1' Prof1'.v.vor of l'lfy.rir.c . .'l.r.mrinlr l'l'ofr.c.s'rn' of Lafw . . . . . . . . .'l.v.mr'i1llr'Pl'vf1'5.mr'nfl.1IfLL' . . . .-l.r.rorial1' I'rof1'.r.mr of Nafval Srifnrr am! Tariff.: . .'l.r,vo1'ialf' I'rnfr.c.mr of I'rarlirr nf MI'efi!'illI' . . . . zlmorialr' Pl'nfr.v.rnr of 1'r'm'lin' nf Mnlirim' . .l.r.mrinlr I'rr:f1'.r.wr of Cliniral Surgfry and Gym-rolnyy . . ..... .'l.r.rru'faI1' I'rofr.v.mr nf Ronumn' lflIIlflll!I!ld'.Y SAMUHI. FRY CIIASII, ILS., United States Naval Aczulcnly . . .'l.v.mrialr I'rofr.r.cor nf Nafval Srirfm' and 'l'afIfr.r JACK I'Rlas'roN DA1.'l'0N, M.S. ........ . VVAI.'l'IiR ANSHLI. IJHRRICK, MD. . 0ARI.Ii'l'-ON JAMES CASEY, MD. ...... . S'l'ANISI.AW jour: MIKKIIil.SKI, ILS. in Arclmirccum- . mC5n Ivnvv, l042-'43 . . . . .'l.r.cn1'fal4' l.ilu'ari1n1 and .'l.c.wfi11lr' Prnfr.f.mr . . . . . . .'7.f.f0l'iIIfl' PI'0fl'.f.f0I'0fPl1fh0I0fl-,I . .-lrliny .'l.r.roz'ialr 1'rnf4'.v.vor of IlIfI'l'lllI1 Mf.1if-im' . ,'l.c.vi.rlaul I'roff'.c.ror of .-lrl and .'ll'l'hif. l'lIll'l' I25I UPF IIIEHE UF INSTRUII TIIIN O ARTHUR AUGUST PEGAU, M.A., Ph.D. . . . . Assistant Professor of Geology EDWIN MORRIS BE'I 1'S, Ph'.B., M.S., Ph.D. . . ..... Assistant Professor of Biology FRANZ KARI. MOHR, M.A., Dr.Jur. fViennaJ . . . . Assistant Professor of Germanic Languages HUGH MII,l.ER SPENCER, B.A., M.S., Ph.D. TPIADDEUS BRAx'I'oN WooDY, B.A., M.A. . ARTHUR MERRITT JARMAN, B.S.Ed., M.S., . . Assistant Professor of Chemistry . . . . Assistant Professor of Spanish Ph.D. .............. Assistant Professor of Education HENRY GRADY ACKER, M.S. . - . . Assistant Professor of School Superfvision and Elementary School Superfvisor AMEI.IA MCLESTER, M.A. . . . . EDWARD LYMAN COREY, B.A., Ph.D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Assistant Professor of School Superfoision . . . . . . . .Assistant Professor of Physiology RAYMOND CONRAD HEIDLOFF, B.P.E., B.S., M.P.E. . . . Assistant Professor of Physical Education CHARLES KIDDER DAVENPORT, C.P.I-I., Ph.D. . . ....... Assistant Professor of Philosophy JOHN ALEXANDER RORER, B.A., M.A. . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Professor in Charge of Extension Teaching MYRTI.E MARY HOLLO, B.P.H., M.A. in Nursing Education ...... Assistant Professor of Nursing Education RAYMOND UHI., M.A., Ph.D. . . . . CIIAUNCEY MCLEAN GILBERT, B.S., Ph.D. . 'LEWIS MACHEN HAMMDND, M.A. 'JAMES KARL Sco'I I', B.A., M.D. . . LADLEY HUS'l'ED, Ph.D. . . CUTHEERT TUNS1'ALI.,, M.D. . . LESTER JESSE CAPPON, M.A., Ph.D. . . . ROBERT EARL SWINDLER, B.S., B.A., M.A., DIRK REUYL, Ph.D. ..... . . . 'FRANCIS GREENFIELD LANKFORD, JR., M. 'HENRY I'IARFORD CUMMINGS, B.S., M.S JAMES WEEE COLE, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. . . RICHARD CECIL GARI,ICK, JR., M.A., Ph.D JOHN EDWIN CANADAY, A.B., M.A. . . I-IEREERT SILvE'IvrE, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. . 'ROBERT NOBLE HosRINs, M.A. . . STEPHAN LUDEWIG, Ph.D. . . 'FLOYD BOYS, B.S,, M.D., M.S. . . . . t WII.I.IAM STONE WEEDON, M.A., Ph.D. . 'On leave, 1942-43. , Ph.D. . . Assistant Professor of Political Science and Acting Director, Bureau of Public Administration. . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Professor of Biology . . Assistant Professor of Philosophy . . Assistant Professor of Pathology . . . . . . . . . Assistant Professor of Biology . . Assistant Professor, Diseases of Ear, Nose and Throat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Professor of Ilistory Ph.D. . Asst. Professor in Teaching of Social Science in Secondary Schools . . . . . . . . .Assistant Professor of Astronomy .Assistant Professor in Teaching of Mathematics and Natural Science in Secondary Schools. S., Ph.D. . . . . . ....... Assistant Professor of Political Science . . . . . Assistant Professor of Chemistry . . . . Assistant Professor of Romance Languages . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Professor of History of Arts . . Assistant Professor of Pharmacology, Materia Medica and Toxicology . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Professor of Physical Education . . . . Assistant Professor of Biochemistry . . Assistant Professor of Surgery . . . Assistant Professor of Philosophy E261 UFFIIIEHS UF INSTHUETIIJN EDGAR WIIISON KlRBY', M.D. ..... . DAVID MCCORID WRIGI-I'I', LL.B., M.A., Ph.D. FRANK BUCIIANAN STAEEORD, M.D. . . . GEORGE COOPER, JR., M.D. . EDWARD RA'l'l.lFl' SLAUGIITER, B.S. III C.E, . IULIO SUAREZ GAl.BAN, B.S., PlI.D. . ALFRED BURGER, Ph.D. . lVIA'l l'1-IEW VOLM, Ph.D. . 'LAWRENCE LEE, B.S., M.A. .... . . . Assistant Professor of Urology and Proctology . . . Assistant Professor of Commerce and Business Administration LAWRENCE REcINAI.D QUARLES, B.S.E., Ph.D. . . WFREDSON TEIAYIER BOWERS, Ph'.B., Ph.D. . . CI-IARLEs J. FRANKEL, B.S., M.D., M.S. . . WILLIAM HENRY PARKER, M.D .... WILEY ROY MAsON, JR., M.D. . . RICHARD NIARSI-IALL VVIELLING, LL.B. . . . . . . . Assistant Professor of Phthisiolherapy . . . Assistant Professor of Roentgenology . . Assistant Professor of Physical Education . Assistant Professor of Spanish . . Assistant Professor of Chemistry . Assistant Professor of German . . . . . . Assistant Professor of French . . Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering . . . . . Assistant Professor of English . . . Assistant Professor of Orthopedic Surgery . Assistant Professor of Surgery and Gynecology . . . . . . . Assistant Professor of Anatomy . . . . . . . . . Assistant Professor of Lafw RIEUBEN ELI WAGSTAFF, B.S., UIIited States Naval ,Academy . . . Assistant Professor of Nafval Science and Tactics MCLEMORE BIRDSONG, M.D. . . . CIIARLEE FIHNRY KAUlfFMANN, M.S. . . DARRELL EUGENE MACK, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. . RICIIARD ANDREW MEADE, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. . . WAI.'I'ER BLACKBURN PI-IILI.II's, Lt. B.S., UIIit MARION LAWRENCE WI-II'I'E, JR., M.D. . RUDOLIP FREUND, Ph.D. lHeidelbergl . AN'l'lIONY VINCEN'I' SIIEA, B.S., M.S. . JOIIN EDWIN BECK, B.S., M.D. . . . . . . . Assistant Professor of Pediatrics . . Assistant Professor of Extension Teaching . . Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering . Assistant Professor of Secondary Education and Teaching of English ed States Naval Academy ................ FRANK WIlI'l'NEY FINGER, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. . . JOIIN N. G. FINLEYL B.A. . . . . . DANIEL SII.As NORTON, M.A., Ph.D. . VI.ADIIvIIR AlIEXANIDl5R PER'I'zOIfIf, Ph.D. . FRANK WIRTLEY VVHEEl.l'IR' . . . RUI-ER'I' WII.D'I', PlI.D. . 'On leave, 1942-'43 E271 Assistant Professor of Na-val Science and Tactics . Assistant Professor of Surgery and Gynecology . Acting Assistant Professor of Rural Economics . Acting Assistant Professor of Political Science . Acting Assistant Professor of Internal Medicine . . Acting Assistant Professor of Psychology . . Acting Assistant Professor of Psychology . . . Acting Assistant Professor of English . . . Acting Assistant Professor of Physiology . Acting Assistant Professor of Cifvil Engineering . Acting Assistant Professor of Astronomy QQEEHEQQ if gm ' m uini Ted was drafted in September, 1941. In my letters to him, I told him of the many changes in University life. He laughed, at first. Then, last night, when we were having a short before-study bull session at the house, Ted erupted through the front door, dressed in olive drab. He shouted for the janitor to bring him a whiskey straight, and at the same time pounded us all on our backs. After we had mauled each other with our greetings and Ted had drunk the only corner of whiskey in the house, Ted proposed a trip to Leo's, Spencer's, or Fry Springs. I will never forget the expression on his face when he was greeted with answers such as Can't make it tonight, Ted, quiz, y'know, or Sorry, never make classes to- morrow. After he had suggested every- IBOI - - - THE thing from Lynchburg to the Cavalier, Ted gave up. Finally someone murmured some- thing about a movie, but was hushed up. Ted sulkily went to examine the blackout curtains in the soiree room. He found me later studying Navigation, and broke his way into conversation saying, I guess you were right, Bob, things sure have changed around here. Everybody serious, no one right, no parties on the lawn. Yeah,', I replied. Ted crossed the hall and rumaged about among the book shelves, cursing softly. In a few moments he was back, with an old Corzxs AND CURLS. This is the way XT X r Q 'rvf' ..- i W I ml UNIVERSITY AND THE WI-IH it used to be, he said, as I looked for my own picture. The pages showed the story of two years ago. There were on those pages a straight glass of parties with a jigger of girls, the Patch, New York, and the club at Richmond. But that was when one seldom went to classes or worried about passing. It was a grand life, full of fun and gaiety. Ted took me back to 1941, saying, Remember those parties before exams, and how you dicln't buy your text books until the last week of the term, the all-night fraternity parties and the broken furniture, how things would spread down to the Cavalier and maybe Lynch- burg? And remember how we used to get the idea around lunch time of going down 7 Q W 4- F gf E311 to Richmond, and in forty-five minutes we'd be there? 'iWe still have some of that, Ted, I said weakly, knowing as Ted did that there was little of it left, and that only on rare occasions. Ted continued. I can't understand it. This place reminds me of Monday after Easter week in '40. Perhaps it's the gas, or the rubber, or something. Maybe the new fraternity rules, or-oh, just all the re- strictions on civilian life these days. I gargled a reply, but Ted waved me aside. I guess the students know that if they donit study, it'll mean their degrees and reserve statuses . . . all that stuff. 'S ruin- ing the University. He flopped into a chair, pressing tomorrow's Mercator Chart into nice little contours that looked like the uplands of Lower Tibet. I didn't say anything for a while. Then I told him he was dead wrong. Just hit a bad night. I told him of a wild party that started at the Cave and ended up on East Lawn. But Ted and I knew that that party had been two years ago, just before Ted had gone into the army. Ted and I knew. NAPS UF uergfking I. Joe, Jerk, Jean, and Joe. 2. Sweefbriar arrives. 3. An- ofher sucker's losf his aihlefic boolc. 4. You don'I have Io be from California Io be phofogenic, Day. 5. Drunk boys. 6, Editorial we. 7. Age of innocence. 8. Wolves aI'Iaclc Bryanl and beauf. 9. How do you lznow she's no? from Macon? IO. McGee and Molly. II. Whi+e Chrisfmas in fhe Delta bar. I2. Enfer disorder from Ihe righf. I3. Shades of Bela! I4. Mounlaineer Bell and slickslers Kimmel and Rheff. I5. The good old song. Ib. Chug-a-lug for Mollie. I7. Terrence and hangers-on. IB. 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B' f'x4 5f.':Yw 44 4 F' 9+ Q E' -ri 'L io f -is . if.-ww'-'fx-1-'fS 9 Qr maint 9 Kg? fl-I nuxnh.f C V L 3 f Q3 fig Qigr' N wiflely H I -1 Q mi 'fx N Doddles: Take your seats. They sit down. Gentlemen, we must now discuss the situation at the University of Ainigriv. It is horrible, gentle- men, it is appalling. And, gentlemen, this is War! Legislature: Yes . . . True. Stand and saluting large flag in corner. This is war! Doddles: Be seated. Gentlemen, as I said be- l44I fore, the situation at the University of Ainigriv is ghastly, terrible. As a matter of fact, it is Undemocratic. Legislature, together in indignant chorus: Oh, Gad . . . Doddles, not that! Not Undemocratic! Doddles: Yes, Undemocratic. Of all the un- democratic things I have ever seen, the University is the most undemocratic thing I have ever seen. In a nation that has been brought forth con- ceived, created, and founded on the very basis, on the very foundation of living, of thinking, of eating and sleeping, in a nation that will let a man be conceived, be born, or raised, become married, make his way in the great world, and finally grow old and die, as I say, in a nation that will let a man do all that just the way he wants and desires and wishes to do-as I say . . . or . . . What was I saying? Morbid voice from assembled throng: Someone just died. Doddles, putting up forefinger: Thank you, sir. In a country where a man may die in a perfectly Democratic way, there is no place, no niche, no crevice, for an Undemocratic place like Ainigriv. Do you hear, gentlemen? Do you hear me? He stops, panting, looking about triumphantly. Of stage is heard an angel chorus singing heauti- fully and touchingly: Here's to Doddles, heis true blue: He is our boy, through and throughf, f. ' ul ? l lllllf l ,I ti Mlni1i' ,lip . Wtgx.. There are tears in Doddles' eyes, distraction in his aspect, and a pitcher of ice water in his hand which he pours feverishly over his feverish brow. Doddles continues: And gentlemen, it is not merely Undemocratic, but it is Undemocratic in these times, and that is appalling, because, be- cause . . . Legislature, standing in a body. Donit tell us. Let us guess. THIS IS WAR! Doddles: Yes, gentlemen. Small Unattractive Voice, from a dark corner of the room: Why? Doddles, eyes flaming, speaking haughtily: Why? Why what? Small Unattractive Voice: Why is the Univer- sity undemocratic? Doddles, in a fury at this unheard-of question, regresses suddenly to chilhood, sits down and be- gins to suck the big toe of his right foot. He is barefooted today. Small Unidentified Repulsive Little Person, leaping up beside rostrum and pointing at Doddles: Haw! He really put his foot in it that time. He collapses with laughter, and two Unidentified Revolting Little Men in White, who happen to be there, place him on a stretcher and rush away. Doddles, slowly recovering himself, weak but unbeaten: What did you say, sir? Small Unattractive Voice: Why is the Univer- sity more Undemocratic than other universities? Doddles, pulling large .45 revolver from behind rostrum, and pointing it at corner from which emanates Small Unattractive Voice: You old Fuddy-Duddyl Fires Revolver. Small Unattractive Voice: Oh damn! To the accompaniment of dripping blood, he sings a soft, sweet swan song: I swear by rubber tires and rationecl gas, Youive hit me in my-yas, yas, yas-. There is the soft thud of a body striking the floor. Two Revolting Little Men, just back from carrying off Small Unidentijied Repulsive Little Person, rush in, pick up Small Unattractive Voice from floor, and rush away again. Doddles, laying revolver on rostrum: Let us have no more unpleasantness. It makes me ner- vous. As for the U. Av., we will abolish those dens of iniquity, those foxholes of aristocracy known as fraternities. In those secretive places groups of close friends live, only coming out for classes, for meals, for athletics, to see people, to go to the movies, and other little necessities of life. Otherwise they remain secretly inside, with- drawing undemocratically from their playmates without-the highest form of aristocratic snob- beryl ' Legislature, in chorus: Horrible! Ghastly! We can't Hght it! Doddles: I see a great future in that worthy little nucleus of democracy--Nosidamn Hall. We will build it, we will extend it, we will cause it to protrude entirely across Nosidamn Bowl, straight through the Fie Sigh House and Mrs. Hiltut's, right down to the railroad tracks. Legislature: What foresight! What vision! Each turning to his neighhor: You can't beat the kid! f- t fl, Zi wwf ffffy y , ,-V, ., . ?i ' ,, l ' ff' f4?'N i a Doddles: And all of this, gentlemen, will be one room, one huge room, one magnificent room. In it we will put a piano-without a keyboard. In it we will put a beautiful ping-pong table-but no paddles. In it we will put a gorious pool table- but no cue sticks. For if anyone were found to play the piano better than others, or be more skilled at ping-pong than others, or more adept at pool than others, then, gentlemen, that would be Un-democratic, natcherly. Legislature, in a chorus: Natcherly. Doddles: And into this huge room, gentlemen, all of the students at some appointed time each day will come together. They will come together and mill about in a jolly democratic sort of way. Everyone will make hundreds of new friends, hundreds. How wonderfully symbolic of enlight- ened Democracy! Tears are again in Doddles' eyes. Yes, gentlemen, this will be our glorious State U. On the streets and on the campus, everyone l46l must speak to everyone else. We will knock out the partitions in the dormitories, placing thou- sands of beds side by side, so that during the long friendless watches of the night, each student may hold the hand of his neighbor in a truly Demo- cratic spirit. The good old song will be banned- natcherly. Legislature: Natcherly! Doddles: And in its place we will substitute What Say, Let's Be Buddies. Perhaps then our great President Televysoor-there follow three cheers-and his magnificent consort Ronele-there follows dead silence from the audience-Even I'll have to admit that's a hard one to take-perhaps, I say, they will praise me for this Great Demo- cratic Work. Then I will be famous, I will be known all over the U.S.A., because, gentlemen, because . . . Legislature, leaning forward with expectancy, their eyes lighted by the magnificence of Doddles' eloquence: Yes? Doddles, Screaming at the top of his lungs: THIS IS WAR! As Doddles falls to the floor in a fit of ectasy. the entire assembly rises and pledges allegiance to the flag in the corner. On this touching scene, the curtain falls. -DOUGLAS B. ALLEN. Walioo Week-Ends My problems are not academic, I'm sure I won't get a degree, My college career's just a matter of years, It's not worth a sheepskin to me. It's week-ends that get me in trouble with Dr. -- lyou know who I meanjg To have a big time tho, and keep off of cut pro. Is all that I ask of the Dean. Now some would recommend the Club For the perfect Satiday night, Romancing with a Richmond deb And getting p'litely tight. While others go to Washington To get themselves a date, At Mrs. Whatsit's -School for Girls Where ten o'clock is late. But some prefer the Briar Patch, With all its gay variety Of made-to-order Southern belles From Jersey Shore society. O Richmond, Staunton, Fred'ricksburg- We love your cozy schools, We love sophisticated girls And silly little rules. We like the club, we like to dance With charmin' Richmond debutantes. We like the Patch on week-end nights fVirgin-i-ans or Jerseyiteslj . You see I'm not really a student, I'm rarely, if ever, profound. My ideas of knowledge and going to college Are not, on the whole, very sound. But I've learned a lot at Virginia, And though I may never go far, I'11 never forget them or ever regret them: My week-ends at old Wahoo-Wah. Raising her tear-stained face to mine, she again beseeched me. No, I answered with all the firmness I could muster, No, I cannot. But . . . but . . . you don't know what this means to me, she whimpered. I have gotten other boys to . . . She stopped, instinctively sensing that she was on the wrong track. Slowly she emerged from the depths of the large easy chair that was just wide enough. Her handkerchief was a twisted rope of filmy cotton, but she brushed aside a tear that threatened to fall and spoil the effect of fuer scene. Couldn't you even tryfi she said in a tone that would have done justice to Camille. For my sake . . . please, it's not much to . . . It's all I will ever ask of you. After tonight it will be all over. My resistance was shattered. My brow was hot and cold by turns. I bumblingly agreed as I ad- vanced slowly toward her. It was after this little repartee with Mrs. Walker that I found myself trudging dutifully to the Mad Hall dance later in the evening. We notice by the papers fthree weekly, as a matter of fact, that our once-flourishing organ of the press-Your College Topics-has fallen from its pretentious of eminence. All aside from the rather alarming fact that Topics has subsisted throughout the year chiefly on absorbing articles on What Stevens-Shepperd or The Young Men's Shop, as the case may be, now has in stock,,' the latest on your must list at the University Book Store, and sundry articles lost at St. Elmo Hall. Truly an alarming state of affairs, one might say. Aside from such false hopes as were raised by editorial threats of suicide and promises of the- iirst-man-who-applies-today-asa-tryout will immedi- ately become editor, we are afraid that that worthy publication will be with us for the duration and for our edification as regards last week's news. To dwell upon the Lawn a little while, But, oh, too short a time in which to drink So deeply our foster mother's soul, And sleep beneath her fond protecting smile. If you have loved these walls as well as .I- These walls in which we live and laugh and learn- Small wonder 'tis that when life reaches out And tears us from this ancient sacred soil, We damn the hand of time which strikes the blow, And leave some portion of our hearts behind To dwell forever here upon the Lawn. QEMEEEEEEQEEES N F - R -.Q .4 Q. -.. N Q.. Ag ' . ' Y 'Ln' .ls 1' 5. .X W 1' 'A aa A 'H' I' '- A 'X N .7 ' W' WK- Y .,, ,v , P x ' ' .1 'igffv 'f :X 1 'F ' fi' 0' A-,Q-M . , 1 n 1 ,K hu. J. 'rf wg-fu X: . ' ' ,.'- ' -- ' H- . -V , r.. I M ,L ,,, ,,.. . -1. , ,V L . -f.-, I . ,,.m93-L, .,.,y,,.,,'4 .- .r-v,-fs, ,. -fr, ,K 1417, 1. ,, ., 1, 1.-v, .7 .u.-L.',g lf-!q,- -ff ,pn-11.15. .'., '1. . Q 1' 1522-hmm?-755 .,'S'r!5: 'f' J' ff' -.Hv1'-'VW '.p',1 12Q'ji1f57N1'1fi-.2. f1 T,::5.f-:fri-'AS 1 z 'in g' Q. if ' fl'5.'-',:.'1,'Kf- 1'i','ffl - fvifkf- .,.3- . wif-1-vf.--A-4.,-. h: ,4f-L-x:.- A , -PFA. I, :,f,',,9:p :gf,1. .:.':,l,I,.,zp. Q :Ziyi gp., .,., .54 ., . L,-N. ,1y! 'T ,T -if - A -W . :ww .-,rf-vw!-f:'1.: X 1 A may yv - ,. ,. - , QL 5, Q X w weieim 35 3 mu' we Cxxmxism , Lemzzg, Ziff-Q 9-mmxx HE HUNUR MEN The University of Virginia writes her highest degree on the souls of her sons. The parchment page of scholarship-the eolored ribbon of a society-the jeweled emblem of a fraternity--the orange symbol of athletic prowess-all these, a year hence, will be at best the menzentos of happy hours-like the withered flower a woman presses between the pages of a boob for sentiment's sake. But- If you live a long, long time, and hold honesty of conscience above honesty of pursej and turn aside without ostentation to aid the weak: fl nd treasure ideals more than raw ambition ,' And trael' no man to his undeserved hurt,' find pursue no woman to her tearsj 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 silvery Then- Remembering the purple shadows on the lawn, the majesty of the colonades, and the dream of your youth, you may say in reverence and thanhfulness: I have worn the honors of honor. I graduated from Virginia. -Jmvnss HAY, JR., 'o3. i501 U! WILLIAM C. FECI-ITER . , R. TURNBULL GILLETTE GORDON L. CRENSI-IAW , CHARLES L. BROWN ,.,, WILLIAM M. HILL . , icem , . . . . President Vice-President . . . Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Historian If I , I ' . ffWWIr,I,Q I I 1 5 i il! zu X ,Y f IX JI 1 X X ff K X K X X I , I T H E E L A Ilfqgjmx-i9,IX4Q X53 :SC . Y v-f NIVER ITY CDF VIRGI IA NX llf M X -f 4-- .W COLLEGE OF ARTS A D SCIENCES SECOND TERM eyession of IQ42-IQ43 ghe following students, having passed in the preceding term on all courses taken, aggregating not less than five, with an average grade on all courses of at least eighty-seven per cent, are placed on the Dean's List of DISTINGUISHED STUDENTS ADLER, NORMAN NATHANIELL AIKEN, ARCHIBALD MURPIIEY, JR. ALLISON, RICIIARD CLARK ALPER, MORTON OSCAR AMEEN, LANE AYERS. ROBERT WILSON BARNARD. ARTHUR EARL, JR. BELMEUR. JOHN ALMON, JR. BISHOP. JOIIN WRIGHT BISHOP, ROBERT IIAYES MACARTHUR BLACKBURN. GEORGE ROBERT BLEVINS, DENZELL CARLYLE. JR. BLOOD, ARCHER KENT BOSSERMAN, JOSEPH NORWOOD BOWDEN. JAMES EDGE BRADSHAW, RANDOLPH GRAHAM BRAND, EUGENE DEW BROADDUS, CARL ASHTON. JR. BRUGMANN, WILLIAM HUGII. JR. BURNET. DAVID STAATS BUYRN, OSWALD STEPHEN CADER. GORDON VICTOR . CAMPBELL, GILBERT SADLER. JR. CAREY. WILLIAM CATIIEL, JR. CARLSON, ALDEN LEROY CASSELL, EUGENE IIILDRETH CAWTIION, WILLIAM UPSON CHAUVENET, LOUIS RUSSELL CHEATHAM. PAUL GORDON CHODOSH, HYMAN LOUIS CHODOSH, PAUL LOWELL CHRISTIAN. LANGDON TAYLOR. III CLARK. JOHN THURMAN, JR. CLERK, EDGAR BROWN. JR. COHEN, EDWARD COHEN, LIONEL E. Z. COHN. ROBERT GREER CONAWAY. HARLEY JAMES, JR. COVER. WILLIAM ARTHUR CRAIG. ROBERT PATTERSON CRENSHAW, GORDON LEE CRENSHAW. WILLIAM BRYANT CRIDER, EDWIN PAUL. JR. CRUSER. FRED SELDEN DASHIELL, RANDOLPII GRAYSON. JR. DAVIS, JACK BEASON DAVIS. LEVIN FRANKLIN DILLARD. POWELL GARLAND. JR. DILLON. JOSEPH FRANCIS DOBBINS, MILTON EUGENE EACHO, WILLIAM CARLTON, JR, EDENHARTER. FREDERICK EISENMAN. ARTHUR F., JR. ELI-CINS. JAMES PAUL ERNST. RICHARD KAUFFMAN EVANS, FRANK LIVINGSTON EVANS. WALTER LEE. JR. EVANS, WILLIAM RICHARDS FINLEY. ROBERT VAN EATON FISCHER. MARTIN PAUL FISHWICK. MARSHALL WILLIAM FURCRON, THOMAS BRANDT GARBEE. WILLIAM CABELL. JR. GIBB, CLYDE ERNEST GOLLADAY, WILLIAM DOUGLAS GRIFFITH. VERNON CLYDE, JR. GUM. WILLIAM LEE HALL, GLENN CLAIRE, JR. HANKINS, JOIIN ROLAND HEREFORD, FRANK I.OUCKS, JR. HEROLD, JAMES KAKIEL HILL, WILEY CROOM, III IIILL, WILLIAM MAURY IIOLLIDAY. MALCOLM ALEXANDER HOLMES, ALEXANDER RUTIIERFOORD IIOOFNAGLE, WILLIAM SHERRILL IHILL, ALEXANDER POPE, JR. IIUIIT, IIOIIERT IIAYWARD JACOBSON. LEWIS DAVID JENSEN, PIIILIP JAMES JOHNSON, 'I'lIOMAS FRANK, JR. JONES, JAMES BARRETT JIISTIS. HOMER RODEHEAVER KANTOR, WILLIAM KEFFER. LOUIS HENRY. JR. KEISICR., MURL TUCKEH. KELLER. ROBERT JOHN. III KELLS, JAMES THOMAS KERFOOT, WILLIAM HILLEARY KILMARX, ROBERT' ALFRED KIRVEN, CEIL GERALD KNOPP, JAMES MAURICE KOBRE, MELVIN KRUGER. HOWARD ISRAEL KRUGER. LEON MOSES LAMB, JOHN EDWIN LANDON. HENRY CLAYTON. JR. LANE, FRANKLIN KNIGHT, III LEATH, ARTHUR AUGUSTU5, JR. LEAVY, GERALD HERBERT LEFCOE. SANFORD LEONARD LEVY. ROBERT ISAAC LEYS, CHARLES IIUNTER LYON. WILLIAM SOUTHERN, JR. MCCANTS. JOHN MARION. JR. . MCCLELLAND. WALTER MOORE MCILWAINE, ROBERT DUNN, III MDQUEEN, JOHN HERBERT MACCONOCHIE, ARTHUR ALASTAIR MAJOR, LINWOOD CARLYLE, JR. MARCH. DAVID HUMPI-IREYS MARROW, CHARLES TAYLOR. III MASON. JAMES DUNN. JR. MATLACK. ALBERT SHELTON MAY. LESTER NELSON MERIWETHER, RICHARD BENNETT MERRITT. CHARLES WESLEY MICHEL, CARL, JR. MICHELE, CHARLES TIIEODORE MILLER. GLEN BARKALOW, JR. MINOR. CHARLES LAUNCELOT MINOR. WILLIAM FAULKNER MORRIS. DOUGLAS COCKERILLE MULLINS. TERENCE YOOS MUNI-IALL, HERBERT NICHOLAS, JR. MYERS. CAROL TALIAFERRO NEIGI-IBORS, HENRY FLETCHER, JR.. NEWMAN, ABE NEWMAN, LEWIS BENTON NICODEMUS. KENT CASSELL. JR. NORMENT, CLARENCE FORBES, III NORRIS. JOHN ARMISTEAD OLD. WILLIAM WHITEIIURST. III PACE, WESLEY EMORY E521 PAUL. EARL RUPERT PECK, THEODORE ABBOTT, JR. PEIRCE. BROOKE PENN. SAMUEL RANDOLPH PETTIGREW, JAMES ANDREW PHILLIPS, JOIIN PERROW PIERCE, WILLIAM NEWBY PINCUS, MURRAY BENJAMIN POWELL, JEFFERSON NORMAN PRICE. ROBERT LEE IIANDOLPII, MALCOLM LOGAN RECTOR, GEORGE PICKETT HARRISON. JR. REED, DONALD RANDOLPH RISH, BENITO SERENO ROBINSON. JOSIIUA LOWELL ROCK. THOMAS VICTOR ROBERT RODGERS, JAMES BEALL RUSSELL, DANIEL ABELI... JR. RUTLEDGE. CARLETON. JR. SACKETT, CIIARLES HENRY SALTON, RUSSELL ARTIIUR, JR. SAMPERTON. JOIIN STANLEY SANDERS, JEIIRELL LLOYD SCIIWARTZ. EUGENE DAVID SCOTT, IIOMAINE SAMPLES SELIG, FRANK WILLIAM, JR, SENIE, ALAN HARVEY SHEPPE. WILLIAM MARCO. JR. SIMMONS. LESTER FRANKLIN SIMS, ROBERT TROWER SMITH, EDWARD CUTRER SMITH. GEORGE PEDRO SMITH. STEPHEN RAYMOND STEWART, PETER MINNOCK STEWART. ROBERT IVEY STONESIFER. PAUL SHAFER, JR. STRAGNELL, ROBERT TAIT. ALEXANDER PITKETHLY TAIT. COLUMBUS DOWNING. JR. TARLETON. WILLIAM ADDISON TAYLOR, NELSON EDWIN. JR. Tl-IOMSON. ARCHIBALD ROY. JR. THORUP. OSCAR ANDREAS, JR. TIIURSTON. WILLIAM PURCELL, JR. TILMAN. RIVES LEONARD TRAINER. FRANK WILSON TREVOR, PAUL WARREN I-IO'U'LT TRUITT. JAMES ROGERS MCCONNELL TUCKER. FRANK BECKWITH VADEN, WILLIAM ROBERT WALTER, CHARLES ROBERT. JR. WAMPLER. FREDERICK FRANCIS WARD. CLYDE I-IARTWELL, JR. WARD, WILLIAM LITTLETON WATKINS, RAYMOND WESLEY WEISIGER.. BENJAMIN BOISSEAU, III WHETZELL. JAMES FREDERICK WIIITEIIEAD. WALTER DEXTER WILKINSLROBERT BOCOCK WILLINGHAM, CALDER BAYNARD. JR. WILSON, HENRY BEATTY WILTSHIRE. RICHARD WATKINS WOOD, ROY WORTHINGTON. JOSEPH ARLISS. JR. YAGER. ALFRED YATES, RICHARD TWISDELL YOUNG. ROSLYN DIEH1.,, JR. Umm RICHARD W. WILTSHIRE .... President FRANCIS N. CRENSHAW . . . Vice-President WILLIAM M. HILL . . . Secretary-Treasurer BROOKE PEIRCE . . . Historian THE IIULLEGE ur ARTS AND SUIENEIIS E531 ,.......- g 1 X M I A l ir.vl Row IRVINC S. ABAIIY IIIKTIIMOND, VIRGINIA N.R.O.'I',C. WALTER Isl. AHRHNS l.INDY,S LAKE, BUTLER, NEW JERSEY Alpha Kappa Psig Dagger Society. Asuui' BRIIIGI 0R'I'II ALLEN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Theta Chig Transfer from University of Richmondg Boxing, 1943. lVIII.I.ER SHANNON ALLEN, JR. WHITE GATE, VIRGINIA Sigma Chi: Phi Beta Pig Dagger Societyg Deanls List: Intermediate Honors. MELVIN Gustavus Armin: WYTHBVILLB, VIRGINIA Phi Epsilon Pig Lambda Pig Raven Societyg Freshman Boxing, 1941- 423 Track Squad, 1941: Dean's Listg Intermediate I-Ionorsg College Topics.', Ons IIKAYLOR AMORY, jk. NEWPORT NI5W'S, VIRGINIA Sigma Phi Epsilon, 150-lla, Football, 1941-423 Transferred from Randolph-Macon, 1941: University Volunteer Unit. Scmnd Row AIUIIN VINIZS ANDERSON CKYSTAI. HILL. VIRGINIA Dean's List, '4Corlts and Curlsug College Topics. DONALD E. A'rK1NsoN SCHUNIECTADY, NEW YORK University Volunteer Unitg Dagger Society. OWEN FREDERICK BA'1'es, II HINSDALE, ILLINOIS Phi Kappa Psig Lambda Pig Punch and Julepg College Topics g Corks and Curls g Student Assemblyg University Volunteer Unit. MARSHALL Davm BAXTER WASHINGTON, D. C. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Phi Chip Daggerg Raven Societyg First Year Swim- ming, 1939-40g First Year Track, 1939-404 Varsity Track. 1940-41- Varsity Swimming, 1940-41, Co-captain, 194lg Dcan's Listg Interi mediate Honors. GEORGE ALEREn BECK NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK Pi Lambda Phi: Skull and Keys, First Year Baseballg Cheerleader: Virginia Playersg Dean's List. LEWIS F. BELL STAUNTON, VIRGINIA Beta Theta Pig Calconon Clubg Vice-President, German Clubg Lambda Pig Assistant Manager, Football, 19415 Intermediate Honorsg Sports Editor, Corlcs anslr Iiusgsk' 19425 Punch and Julepg APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES First Row JOIIN WRIGII1' IIISHOI' Nnw'roN c:IaN'I'uH, MAssAr:IIusIe'I I's Chi Phi: Skull and Keys: Punch and Julep: 150-lb. Football, 1941- 42: Business Manager, Crust Magazine, l94I: Assistant Advertising Manager, Topics, 1940-41, Baseball Adj., 1940. Roniairr BLACKBURN BALTIMORE, MARYLAND Raven Society: Pi Delta Epsilon: Skull and Keys: V Club: Manager, First Year Baseball, 1942: News Editor, College Top- ics, I942: EIDOS: Intermediate Honors: Dean's List. JOHN L. BLOCII CINCINNATI, OHIO Zeta Beta Tau: Skull and Keys: First Year Football: First Year Swimming: Varsit Basketball: Member, Intcrfraternity Council: ju- diciary Board oi, Student Senate: College Topics : Student Assembly. WILI.IAM EARL BI.ooMIsIr Second Rim' JAMES Bownim RED HILL, VIRGINIA Alpha Chi Sigma: Dean's List: Ilxtcrniirdian- Scholarship. Honors: Servict WILLIAM A. ISOWRON BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Alpha Chi Sigma: Student Assembly. ROBERT S'I'IawAk'I' Born WINCHHSTTZR. VIRGINIA Beta Theta Pi: Calconon Club: German Society: Track, l942: Inter- mediate Honors: T.I.L.K.A. Sco'r'r BRAINARD DIZARBORN, MICHIGAN ,:,oNo,4Ur'UJ T. H. Phi Chi: Raven Society: Dagger: Jefferson Society: First Year Track, , I 19393 Varsity Track, 1940-41: Cross Country, 1940: Intermediate I L Honors: Dean's List. , I I . X I g I -DoN LD S Mum. Buom ' Cl'llZS'l'ER I-IuN'roN BOLEN Y, j mn ANA, I1fNNsx'I.vANI4 N FALLS CHURCH, VIRGINIA Phi Eos' bn Pi: 'Dageq Studcn? lgrlc: Sgudellt Aslse bly: Elec- , I ' : tl I ' I 'l, 'I Alpha Chi Sigma: Gymnastics: Intermediate Honors: Dean's List: I mm ok me xI,.341ra1 I,?u7CI ', I Band, I940-43: Glee Club, l94l. I, , ,Ir II, ' . ,X 9 f,.f ', . 1, . ' l V ' ' Y y A : I I 11 ' I ' ' ' ' BENJAMIN FRANIrI.IN BORDEN . J!IMIiS Qli XAIIN, JR. CHARLOTTESVILLI5, VIRGINIA X, ' ECN v INIA I , ,J I , E I P1 Kapna Alpha: Glee Club, l94I-43: University Band, 1939-42. ,ff Lamhdv Pi De ,s . I VI , fax f gi .L'Q..I . I , IW .1 I 'I. I 5 -- ,,1, U :TQ mr f J 4 7. W First Row Second Row ROIIIIRT LUDINt:'I'oN BROWN, III AI.I2xANDRR Amzor CAMIIRDN, JR. PARKERSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA CONCORD, MASSACHUSETTS Sigma, Chi, University Band. Zeta Psi. RICHARD BUCK BALTIMCRE, MARYLAND Beta Theta Pi, Skull and Keys, German Society, Eli Banana, Imp, First Year Football, 1940, First Year Baseball, 1940, Varsity Font ball, 1941-42, Intermediate Honors. JOHN KIRKLAND BURKII RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Phi Kap a Sigma, Secretary Treasurer, Lambda Pi, 1941, P. K. So- ciety, 'IgI.L.K.A., V Club, Manager of Varsity Basketball, Z Society, Lacrosse Team. DAVID S'I'AA'I's IIURNET CHARLOTTHSVILLH, VIRGINIA Intermediate Honors, University Band. RoIsaR'I' OLIVER BURTON RADFORD, VIRGINIA Alpha Kappa Psi. EDWARD PHILIP BUSH, JR. SCHOOLFIBLD, VIRGINIA Secretary, Brotherhood of St. Andrew, 1942-43, jefferson Society, EDWARD CIIRISTIA N CAMPDIILI. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Delta Psi, Skull and Keys, German Club, T.I.L.K.A., Z Society V Club, 1941-43, Varsity Track, 1941-43, First Year Track l940, Dean's List, University Volunteer Unit. GII.BER'I' S. CAMPBELL, JR. CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA Pi Kappa Alpha, Glee Club, Gymnastica, Dean's List, Track Squad WILLIAM C. CAREY, JR. NEW CHURCH, VIRGINIA First Year Baseball, 1940, Dagger Society, Intermediate Honors Dcan's List, Eastern Shore Club, Student Assembly. SAMUEL I-IENLEY CARTER THB PLAINS, VIRGINIA Delta Psi, P.K. Dance Society, Lambda Pi, Punch and ,lulcp T.I.L.K.A., Imp, Junior Sports Editor, College Topics, 1941 42, Football Adjunct, 1939-42, Calconon Club. Louis RUssI:LI. CHAUveNIz'I' CHAI-lLOTI'ESVILLB, VIRGINIA Dean's List, Intermediate Honors, Cross Country, 1940. Track Squad, 1942. U61 ig... APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES First Row ANIJRIEW H. CIIIIIs'rIAN IIICIIMOND, VIRGINIA Delta Psi: Lambda Pi: German Club: T.I.L.K.A,: Z Society: First Year Football, 1939: First Year Basketball, 1940: Varsity Bas- ketball, 1941-42: Varsity Baseball, 1942: Varsity Tennis, 1941: Dean's List: University Volunteer Unit. LANGIJUN 'I'AYI.0It CIIIus'I'IAN, III RICIIMOND, VIRGINIA Sigma Phi Epsilon: First Year Track: Dean's List. l 1E'I'ER GRAIIAM C1IItIS'rIIa BALTIMORE, MARYLAND Alpha Delta Phi: Student Chaptrer, A. I. A.: Cross Country: Dean's .ist. jonn 'I'1IuItIvIAN CI.AIu4, jk. IIIIDIIOIID, VIIIGINIA Phi Delta Theta: Alpha Ka a Psi: First Year Tennis, 1940: Glee Cllib. 1940-43: College IIIZJpics, 1939-41: Virginia Volunteer Unit: Intermediate Honors, 1941. 'I'noMAs F. CI.EMIvIIaIt, JR. MIunI.unaooK, VIRGINIA Siiima Nu: College Topics, 1940-42: Alpha Kappa Psi. PASCAI, WII.soN Coormt FULKS RUN, VIRGINIA Alpha Chi Sigma: Dean's Lisa. Svconrl Row Aviciu' BANKS Cousins, ju. I.1.lOMlNS'I'IiR, MASSAC1IUS1i'I I'S Dc-an's l.ist. FRANCIS NIaI.suN CRIENSIIAW Noarfout, VIRGINIA Zeta Psi: Skull and Keys: P. K. Dance Society: T.I.L.K.A.: Imp Vice-President, College: First Year Football, 1939-40: Varsity Foot ball, 1940-42: O. D, K.: University Center: Advisory Board of Fra ternity Counselors: Dean's l.ist. GORDON I.. CRIINSIIAII' aIcIIMoNn, VIRGINIA Sigma Phi Epsilon: Editor-in-Chief, College Topics, 1942: Raven Omicron Delta Kappa: President, Pi Delta Epsilon: 13 Society 'I'.I.L.K.A.: Intermediate Honors: Dormitory Counselor: HZ' Society: Interim Committee: Fraternity Committee, FRIED SELIJIIN Cuuslak NORFOLK, VIRGINIA AIIDIQN L. DAY, jk. LOS ANGISLIIS, CALIFORNIA rt Zeta Psi: President, Lambda Pi: P. K.: T.I.L.K.A.: Foorball'fI'I-am 1942. . . Jour: LAMAR DAvIs Noarfotat, VIRGINIA f Phi Kappa Sigma: Skull and Keys: First Year Basketball, 1940 Assistant Manager, Baseball, 1942: Punch and Julep: Deln'a List First Row FRANK WALKER DIECKHR RICHMOND. VIRGINIA Phi Gamma Delta: Lambda Pi: Soccer. 1939: Lacrosse, 1940: 150- lb. Football, 1941-42: Corks and Curls, Business Staff. GEORGE DnNisoN CRANBURY, NEW JERSEY Phi Gamma Delta: Skull and Keys: Censored Society: Varsity Soc- cer, 1940-42, Co-captain, 1941: Glee Club, 1939-40: Circulation Manager, Spectator, 1940. LAURENCE E. Dizurscu NEW YORK, NEW YORK . Alpha Epsilon Pi: Dean's List: Debate Council. J. H. Coci-IRAN DICK LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY Phi Kappa Sigma: Lambda Pi: I-Student Assembly, ISI. 1940-41: Dt-an's THOMAS DONALDSON, JR. CBNTERVILLB, MARYLAND Phi Kappa Psi: First Year Swimming, 1940-41: Varsity Swimming, 1941-43: Rolls Editor of Corks and Curls, 1942-43. JOHN BUCHANAN DRAG00 HILLSBORO, oi-no Sigma Chi: Dagger Society: University Band: Music Club. 1581 Second Row Ar,r.iaN ROGERS EMMRR1' MAIl I'INSI'1URG, WEST VIRGINIA Phi Kappa Psi: Lambda Pi: Punch and Julep: German Club: First Year Track, 1940: Intramural Council. NA'rHANiiu. MCG. EWELL, JR. CHAP.LO'I'I'ESVIL.LE, VIRGINIA Sigma Phi Epsilon: Co-captain, Fencing Team, 1939-41: Captain, Fancing Team, 1942. NORMAN FAROUHAR SANDY SPRING, MARYLAND Delta Psi: Varsity Baseball, 1941-42: V Club: Im 3 T.I.L.K.A.: P. K.: Skull and Keys: Sports Editor, College 'IEopics, 1942: President, Interfracernity Council, 1942: I3 : O. D. K.: Raven: First Year Basketball and Baseball, 1940: Washingtolm Dean's List: Intermediate Honors. Society: HAROLD FISHER WABAN, MASSACHUSETTS Pi Lambda Phi: First Year Swimming and Tennis: Varsity Swim- ming and Tennis. NORMAN Fisiink WABAN, MASSACHUSETTS Pi Lambda Phi: First Year Swimming, Baseball, and Boxing, 1939- 40: Varsity Swimming, 1942-43. ROBERT Ci,Av'roN FI'I'ZGERA1,D VIENNA, VIRGINIA Delta Theta Phi: Dagger Society. APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES lfirsr Row l.IIwIs AI.I.RN Fos'I'IIR, jR. Nouifouc. VIRGINIA Kappa Sigma: Alpha Kappa Psi: Skull and Keys. AUBREY LIAINES FRAY, jk. ADVANCE MILLS, VIRGINIA Kappa Alpha . WII.I,IAM CAIxEI.I. GARIIIQII, JR. LYNCHIIURG, VIRGINIA Kappa Alpha: President, Alpha Kappa Psi, 1942-43: College Top- ics : Student Assembly: Dean's List. WILLIAM NORRIS GlI.I.ISl'lIi ROANOKE, VIRGINIA First Year Cabinet. EDWIN O. GOOCII TROY, VIRGINIA Dean':I List. ROIIr:R'I' MII.II'I'Us GOOCII TROY, VIRGINIA Smrmul Row MARVIN EIJWARII GORDON WASHINGTON. ll. C. Phi Epsilon Pi: Dagger: Varsity Boxing Squad, l94l: IJGEIIVS List. RonRR'I' I'IOWER'I'0N GRAvA'I I'Ia ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA Sigma Chi: Dagger Society: Vice-President, jefferson Society: Circu- lation Manager, Virginia Spectator: Student Assembly: Glee Club: International Relations Club: CorIcs and Curls : Dean's List. VERNON CLYDE GRIIfIfI'I'II, JR. SHENANIJOAII. VIRGINIA Intermediate Honors. CI.IIfI'oN Rnonns GRLFVIER WASHINGTON, II. ti. Sigma Phi Epsilon: Phi Chi: Pi Delta Epsilon: Dagger: First Year Boxing, 1939-40: Varsity Swimming. 1941-42: Intermediate Honors: Dean's List: News Editor, College Topics : Elections Committee of Student Senate. First Year Boxing, 1939: Varsity Boxing, 1942-43: University Vol' I-1,42 nnteer Unit. .. ,YJ0IIN,ilS. G Ie ARD X X NIIXI, H J XML! 1.,k..III ...LI M, .Q I ' Iv' 's :,',f! 'Pix IIN' lwffj I 7DiYfAlp,fnx'i IP Pl? ll lllll I Q I .1 K Y J X A r ' l A , M , li il LI!! VVIIl?fl'MmXI3lf LW, ll llll' I .MI JJ: I 1-igR,rIr.lIlrIRc1IIfII,ilN AIX II 511, 3 nterniedilite Hon :',9eology Lalioratorl' Assiltant 'Dean 's .st. ' ' I T I lil ' X l P lx li' I,.l ,kgs E First Row CIIRIs'I'IAN DONALD GUTMAN WEST ORANGE, NEW JERSEY Phi Kappa Sigma. RICHARD L. HAINES CATSKILL, NEW YORK WILLIAM NEWTON HALE ALBEMARLE COUNTY, VIRGINIA College Topics , Virginia Spectator, A. I. A., Cork: and Curls. 1 CLAUDE HAMPTON HALL PIIOFFIT, VIRGINIA Dean': List. ROBERT C. HARDING MARBLEHEAD, MASSACHUSEITS Scarab Fraternity, American Institute of Architects. WII.LIAM CLARENCE HARRELI., JR. NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA Alnha Chi Sigma, Dean's Listg Intermediate Honorsg Assistant in Psychology, 1941-423 Instructor in Organic Chemistry, 1941-423 In- structor in General Chemistry, 1942-43: Instructor in Physics, 1942- 43: University Volunteer Unit. l60I Second Row WILLIAM REESE HARVEY, JR. SALISBURY, MARYLAND Lambda Chi Alphag International Relations Club. WIRT HARGROVE HA'I'cI-IER, JR. RIG'-IMOND, VIRGINIA Kappa Alpha. ROBERT DAVID HECIII' NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Alpha Epsilon Pi, Delta Si ma Rho: Debating Team, 1941-42, 1942-43: Debate Council: Yfarsity Fencing Team, 1941-42, Co- Captain, 1942-435 Athletic Council, 1942-43. FERD. HECKLE, JR. MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Chi Phi Fraternity. JAMEs KAKEL I-IEROLD BALTIMORE, MARYLAND Sigma Alpha Epsilong Varsity Manager of Baseball, 1942-43g Skul and Keysg Raven Societyg Dean'a List, Intermediate Honors, V' Clubg EIDOS. FREDERICK S. HILL Chi Phi. I I APPLICANTS EOR DEGREES IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES First Row WILLIAM MAURY HILI. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Delta Psi: O. D. K.: l3 : ZH: P. K. Society: Eli Banana: Skull and Keys: V Club: First Year Football, 1939: Varsity Football, l940-42: Captain, Football, 1942: Varsity Basketball Squad, I941-42: Secretary-Treasurer, College, 1942-43: 3-3-3 Athletic Colm. cil: Dean's List. GEORGE RonIsR'I' I-IIsMI'IIII.I., ll BEAVER FALLS, PENNSYLVANIA Theta Delta Chi, JENNINGS Wise HOBSON, JR. BLUBFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA Phi Kappa Sigma: Business Manager, Varsity Football: l3 : Vice- President, Universiay Field Club, 1941-42: Vice-President, U. C. A.: Skull and Keys: . K. Society: Governing Board, Interfraternity Council: Managing Editor, Corlts and Curls : President. Brother- hood St. Andrews: President, Censored Society: V Club: O. D. K.: T.I.L.K.A.: University Volunteer Unit. WILLIAM HADLEY HODILL PPITSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA Phi Delta Theta: Soccer Team, 1939-43, Co-Captain, 1942: First Year Baseball Team, 1939-40: Dean's List, 1939-40. ALEXANDER Rumrmrookn HOLMES I-YNCHBURG, VIRGINIA, AND BALTIMORE, MARYLAND Dean's List: Intermediate Honors. A. Gmzooiw Hows CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA Theta Chi: Alpha Chi Sigma: Captain, Battalion, Adjutant, Uni- versity Volunteer Unit. Second Row WILl.IAM DANIIsI.s I'IURI.BU'I', Il PELHAM MANOR, NEW JERSIIY Sigma Nu: Business Manager, College Topicsu: Pi Delta Epsilon: Dagger: Manager, First Year Tennis, I942: Dean's List: Interme- diate Honors: Co-Chairman, Red Cross Relief Drive, I942. Lewis D. ,IAconsoN NEW YORK, NEW YORK Boxing: First Year Football: College Tnpiesu: Virginia Players: Glee Club: Virginia Spectator: CorIcs and Curls. AI.I.AN I'IAMME'I I' JEFFIERIIES AIJIXANDRIA, VIRGINIA Lewis B. JOHNSON CHARL01'I'ESVILLB, VIRGINIA Alpha Chi Sigma. 4. iii-l ,-5 -1, .-. ,A ...- Tom FRANK JOHNSON, -- i- - --ii LYNCHBURGPYIRGI ,Q ,il 31 Q-4? Theta Chi: AI'pI!l 'K I ,Q II ' I I - MURL Tuetcen K I: ' .,.. N? ABILBNEPHIRGINI wif- l. ii Glec Club, l94I'4'i9'De 's s . il ... .. l 1- ' 4 IMI -:-- -i Will' Firsl Row SIIJNRY IRvINc KEl.l,AM CHHRITON, VIRGINIA Alpha Epsilon Pi: Dean's List. JoIIN JOSIEPI-I KIINNEILY MOHRISTOWN, NEW JERSEY l-'i Kappa Alpha: First Year Baseball. 1940-4l: 150-lb. Football, l94l-43. FRANK Al.l RIED KEl'I'EI,MANN WEST ORANGE, NEW JERSEY Glee Club, l939-43: Leader of Student Orchestra. JAMES VERNON KIIIGORE NORTON, VIRGINIA Alpha Kappa Psi: Dagger: Jefferson Society: Student Senate, 1942 43: Student Assembly, 1941-43: Freshman Swimming: Debating. 1942-43: Publications Committee: Dean's List. WII.I.IAM WILDER WEs'I'I1URv KNlf?l'I'l' WEST ISLIP, LONG ISLAND. NEW YORK JAMES MAuRIcIz KNOPI' STAUNTON, VIRGINIA Intermediate Honors. E621 Sl'lfU7Ld Row Juuas GII.MIaR KORNER, Ill LHHVY CHASE. MARYLAND Kappa Sigma: Skull and Keys: Intermediate Honors: Battalion Com- mander: N. R. O. T. C.. l942. ROBliIl'l' Rmm I.AcocI: I'l'I'TSBURGH, PIINNSYLVANIA Sigma Phi Epsilon: Dean's List: First Year Basketball, l939 402 Track, 1940-41: Second Year Cabinet, 1940-41. Joi-IN Ii. LAMB WASIIINGTON, D. If. EDWARD GA'I'Iawoon LIWVIS I,YNtzHnuRG, VIRGINIA President. Student Senate, 1942-43, Secretary, l'f4l-42: Ptesident. Jefferson Society: Vice-President, Dagger: Secretary- treasurer, I. R. C.- College Topics : Managing Editor, Virvina Spectator: Alpha Kappa Psi: Intermediate Honors: IJean's List. WILLIAM DuI.ANm' I.-wis, JR. RICHMOND, vI'IuINIA Pi Kapna Alpha: Nu Sigma Nu: Intermediate Honors. HARRY LIIWMAN LOUISVILLE, xI5N'I'UcIcY Phi Kappa Sigma: Businr-.-s Manager, Corks and Cut-ls : Manager, First Year Basketball: V Club: Lambda Pi: Pi Delta Epsilon: Student Assembly: Punch and Julep: Alpha Kappa Psi: German Club: University Volunteer Unit. APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES First Row Second Row Cl1ARl.liS W. I.1DIJI5I.I ATLANTA, GEORGIA President U, C. A.: O. D. K.: Raven Society: l3 : Manager. Varsity Swimming Team, 1942: Intermediate Honors: Dean's List. l94Q-42: Dormitory Counsellor, 1942-43: Senior Cabinet: President. University Field Club: Sigma Phi Epsilon: Interfraternity Council: Bad Check Committee: Dagger. Ricmutn l.I.liVVIiI.l.YN I,l.OY11 CHATHAM, NIIW YORK Theta Delta Chi. S'I'IeI'IIIeN ISARI. Loiawi' FRIEEPORT, LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK Lambda Pi: First Year Boxing: Intramural Activities: Student As- sembly. 1942-43: Virginia Players, 1939-40: University Volunteer Unit, CIIAItI.Es H. Louclikincia, jk. MAPLIEWOOD, NHW JERSEY Sigma Phi Epsilon: First Year Track: Varsity Track. 194142: Uni- versity Field Club: U. C. A. CI-mates '1'noMAs Lui-'rox DENVER, cotoimno Phi Kappa Pai: Scarab: American Institute of Architecture: Univer- sity of Colorado, 1937-39. WIi.I.IAM SOUTZIHRN l.x'oN, JR. RGANOKU. vinGINIA Sigma Chi: Alpha Chi Sigma: College 'I'opics : Dagger: Uni' versity Debating Team: Intermediate Honors: Dt-an's List. .Ions IIRANIYI' MAcAuI.,w RIO DH JANEIRO, BRAZIL Alpha Kappa Psi: Intermediate Honm: Coxkmm Ukovla Mctfowx l'lI1I.AIDHI,I'IlIA. PIENNSYLVANIA Beta Theta Pi: O. D. K.: Lambda Pi: President of P. K. Society: T.I.L.K.A.: Zn: Washitigtoii Society: President of lnterfraternity Council: University Center: V Club: Varsity Track: First Year Track: First Year Football: Ul1IVOI'SIKY Volunteer Unit: Dean's l.I:t. Ricimkn 11. IVICLIEOID ALBANY, NEW YORK Sigma Nu: Skull and Keys: First Year Tennis Team. 1940: Varsity Tennis Team. 1941. CI-nIiu.Iis Wn..soN MCNHIIIN, JR. ARDMORE, PENNSYLVANIA Delta Phi: Lambda Pi: P. K. Society. JAMES MADISON MAcoN, IV . A , I - ,. X. X I i o eil-1345-ND, VIlEGlI'iIA X by ix . ,anal n Punchaff IRI Q -fe O 'yay' f fi : ii- . IJ.. :Ik . It , , - 4 I I I L I . I I I - JOIIN J..fIVIiA1'10OIJQ,JR. ' sb ', 1Il.UijFIliI.I1. WIZS1' VIRGINIA 'I . SL-1 -1. 4 ' 'Sign ii: Intermediate I'IonoIs:dirginia Spectator. I I f 'I ' . '. ,E V I M Iwi' 'liek If X 11,1111 Lay V A :N .A bij -L guy' , l A ' I ,,. tm -- ig First Row 1JAvm H, MARCII KIINCIN NATI, OHIO Beta Theta Pi: Skull and Keys: P. K. Society: Cross Country: Var sity Track: Dean's List. ALE:-:RT C. MARSHALL, JR. LOUISA, VIRGINIA Business Manager, College Topics, 1939-40. Roy B. MARTIN, JR. NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Chi Phi: Lambda Pi: P. K. Society: Varsity Manager, Boxing, 1943 V Club: Student Senate: University Volunteer Unit. LESTER NELSON MAY GORDONSVILLH, VIRGINIA Scarab: American Institute of Architects: Intermediate Honors Dean's List. EDWARD JOSEPH MEARS NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Phi Chi: Intramural Basketball: Dean'a List. WARREN THOMAS MICIIAEL CHAI-ILOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA Scarab: A. I. A.: Boxing Team, 1939-42: Baseball Team, 1942 A. S. M. E.. 1937-39: Vice-President, Dagger, 19-12.43, f E641 Second Row EDWARD A. lVII'I'CIIIiLL, JR. WASHINGTON, II. C. Zeta Psi: Punch and Julcp: First Year Cross Country, 1940: Fin-:ai Year Track. 1941: Varsity Cross Country, 1941-42: Varsity Track. 194243. CHARLES B. Mix GREENWICH, CONNECTICUT Beta Kappa: Theta Chi. GERALD MONTAIGNE, JR. WILMINGTON, DHLAWAIIH Phi Kappa Sigma: Lambda Pi: First Year Baseball. 1040. F. H. NELMS, JR. HOUSTON, TEXAS Phi Kappa Sigma: Lambda Pi: Captain, Golf Team. W11.1.1AM RANKIN NELsoN CHARLOTTESVILIJL VIRGINIA Zeta Psi: Calccrion Club: Lambda Pi: German Club: Captain, First Year Cross Country, 1939: First Year Track Team, 1940: Varsity Cross Country, 1940-42, Co-Claftain, 1942: Varsity Track, 1941-43: Intermediate onors: Dc.-In's List. DON DIMICK NIKLAsoN ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA Phi Delta Theta: German Club: Skull and Keys: lnterfratcrnity Council: Punch and Jul? Society: V Club, Vice-President: Freshman Football, 1939: irst Year Boxing, 1939-40: Varsity Foot- ball, 1940-42: Varsity Boxing, 1940-43: Eli Banana. APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES First Row Roniaiti' I.. NU'I I', Ill NoIuf0I.K, VIRGINIA Beta Theta Pi: 150-Ib. Football, Assistant Manager. 'I'racI1. FRANK HARRISON Nvis, JR. WHITII PLAINS, NIEW YORK Chi Phi: Skull and Keys, Varsity Baseball. 1942-43: Varsity Tennis 1942. Rici-mlm Hakom Nvisiis BROADWAY, VIRGINIA Alpha Chi Sigma, Dean's List, Intermediate Honors, Band, 1940-41. I. ALLAN Oi-'PEN YIROOKLINB, MASSACHUSETTS JAMES Burr OLNICY ROCHESTER, NI-IW YORK Delta Tau Delta. 'IAMIIS Iiasiavi Oim, jk. WASHINGTON, n. cz. Phi Gamma Delta, P. K. Society, Lambda Pig O. D. K., Uni Second Row Ronmtr W. PA'rnksoN COLUMBUS, OHIO Sigma Phi Epsilon, Counsellor, 1942-43, U. C. A., 1941-43, Sen ior Cabinet. 1942-433 President, University Fin-Id Club, 1942-43 BROOKE I,IiIRCli KllIS'fEIlS1'0WN. MARYLANIJ Sigma Nu: Raven Society: O. D. K., Pi Delta Epsilon, German Club, Historian of the College, 1942-435 Manager, Varsity Baseball, 1941-425 Managing Editor, College Topics, 1942-43, Senioi Cabinet. 1941-43: Intermediate Honors, Dean's I.ist: junior Cabinet, 1940-41: V Cluh. CARLETON PENN, II ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Sigma Chi: Roanoke College: Dean's List: Glee Cluh. CHARLES KNIGI'I'I' Pisgbiuaag xnN'r's STORE, VIHETNIAT +I :g --. .- .nfl ffl- , f I X I , nk-il ., R WIILIA X I .1 J f f .D Delta Phi, Business Manager, SEBI r, I 42 -P, - ull and Keys: Captain of B Cr-mga .V iv lity1VYunte r il., v- f ' -1 , , Q ..e-, - ... .. K versity Center, Commanding Officer, University Volunteer Unit, Var- IVIURRAY HI! C S : sity .acrosse, 1941-43, Varsity Soccer, 1940-41, First Year Cross --. - Cnnntry. 1939: Art Staff. Crust Nlagazine. winxiss-naman, ULNNSQSANILJ . , 5. xx - 2. f Q... - -E wyj 7 E III. We E651 'L -gt' fi First Row , ROBERT U. PIT1' NORFGLK, VIRGINIA Kappa Alpha. JEFFERSON NORMAN POWELL PALM BEACH, FLORIDA Second Row BRUCE D. REYNOLDS, JR. CHARI.O I'l IiSVILLE, VIRGINIA Skull and Keysg I50-lb. Football, l94l-425 Secretary, Junior Cabi net, 1940-4lg Senior Cabinet, 1941-425 Assistant News Editor College Topics g Student Senate, Student Assembly, l9'42-43 University Center, 1942-43. LEIGII CARRINm'oN RIIE'r1' Delta Upsilong Dagger Society: Scarab: A. I. A.g Intermediate Hon- SUMMIT, NEW JERSEY orsg Dcan's List. STANLEY POWELL, JR. ARDMOIIE, PENNSYLVANIA Delta Kappa Epsilong Skull and Keysg German Society: Impg Var sity Football, I939-42g T.I.L.K.A. A. REISENBURGER FLUSHING, NEW YORK Intermediate Honors, Jefferson Societyg Brotherhood .of St, Andrew. CARROLL D. REA WAYNBSBORO, VIRGINIA Dagger Society, International Relations Liubg Intermediate l94l. GEORGE PIcRE'I'r HARRISON REc'I'OR GLASTONBUIIY, CONNECTICUT Editorial Associate, Virginia Spectator. CLAUIIE DIMICR REESE, JR. IPALM BEACH, FLOIIIDA Alpha Tau Omegag Illtermediate Honors. Varsity Soccer Team, 1942. JOHN LENZIE RocERs, JR. WASHINGTON, D. C. HUUOYS3 Theta Kappa Epsilon. IRWIN BERNARD RoI'I-IsCHILn, JR. COLUMBUS, GEORGIA N. R. O. T. C. RUSSELL A. SALTON, JR. WILLIAMSON, WEST VIRGINIA Kappa Alpha, Skull and Keys. I, 66l Phi Epsilon Pig Skull and Keysg Varsity Track Manager, l942' V Club, Assistant Business Manager, Carlos and Curb, 1942: 43: Interfraternity Council, 1942-435 Student Assembly, l942g rail!-lzi:.'n.itt, .: .:':t:t1::a.:.:: . .' -..: APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES First Row .IOIIN VVlisl.ln' SANDIERSON IIIRDS NIIST, VIRGINIA Eastern Slmre Club: Captain. N. Il. O. T. C llifle Team, l94l-42: Deanls List. Tm' D. Savamf jk. NORFOLK, VIII: INIA Phi Kappa Sigma: Lambda Pi: IVIFIIIIIHEI, Freshman Iloxing, l94I-42: First Year Baseball, l94O: V Club: Alpha Kappa Psi. Ronicm' IIHNRY Scimmc muwiioiur, NEW Jmzsm' Alpha Kaplpa Pai: Dagger Society: College Topicsn: Student As- sembly: ntcrmcrliarc Honors: Secretary, Alpha Kappa Psi, l94Z. Fium Wu.i.mM SCIINIIIDICR, -IR. I.ONtIMIIAIlOW, MASSACllUSI5'I I'S Delta Kappa Epsilon: Lambda Pi. EUGENE Davin Scnwiurrz NlIXVI'0R'l' NHWS. VIIIGINIA Phi Epsilon Pi: First Year Swimming: Dcan's List. JOSISPII I.la0N SCIIVVARTZ, JR. SAN nli2G0. t:M.llftmNlA Phi Lambda Kappa: First Year Swimming Team. I939-40: Varsity Swimming Team, 1940-4l: Swimming Instructor, l94l: Sergeant, University Volunteer Unit. Srcoml Row Iimvakn VAN Zuni Scorr BIRMINGHAM. ALABAMA III-ta Theta Pi: German Club. ALAN Iliutvifr SIENIIE WliS'I'I'l1R'I'I CONNIiII'I'ICII'I' Dean's List: Intermediate Honors: College Tnpirs : Debate Team: Debate Team Coach, 1942-43: Delta Sigma Rho: Virginia Players. Giaouoia GREEN SIIJXCKIEINORII ORANGII. VIRGINIA Phi Kappa Psi: Lambda Pi: German Club: Punch and ,lnlep Society: Pi Delta Epsilon: V Club: Field Manager. Varsity Football, l942: Editor-in-Chief of CorIcs and CurIs, 1943: Student Assem- bly. 1940-41: Senior Cabinet, University Christian Association, l942: Glec Club, 1939-40: College Topics, l939: University Volunteer Unit. 'l'noMAs DANIIEI. SnuM.x'ria, jk. IXNCIIIHJRG. VIRGINIA Pi Delta l?silon: IZ Society: O. D. K.: City Editor. Topics, I942-43' enior Cabinet, University Christian Association: Raven Society: jabberwnrlc. Ai.nHR'r IIIIRNARII Sncwians, JR. SYRACUSH. NNW YORK Theta Chi: Glen Club, 1941-43: First Year Football: Interftaternity Countil, 1941-42: Lacrosse, I940-42: University Volunteer Unit: Student Assembly, 1942-43. MINOR M. SMITH CIIARI.U'I I IISVILLII. VIRGINIA Pi Kappa Alpha: Dagger Society: Alpha Kappa Psi: First Year I'rack, I939-40: Varsity Track, 1940-'III l50-lb. Football, l942. First Row TIMOTHY LAWRENCE SMITH CHARLOTTIESVILLB, VIRGINIA Delta Sigma Rho, Intermediate Honors, 1942, Dean's List, 1940 42, Student Senate, 1942-43, Glen Club. l940-43, Debate Panel, 1940-42, Thomas Fortune Ryan Scholar, I941-43. -IOSIAII ALI3IaR'I' STANLEY, ju. FORK UNION, VIRGINIA Alpha Kappa Psi, Assistant Business Manager. College Topics,' l942-43, Deanls List. GEORGE A. STEWART, jk. BALTIMORE, MARYLAND Delta Kappa Epsilon, Skull and Keys, P. K. Society, Secretary, P. K. Society, Governing Board, Interfraternity Council, T.I.L.K.A. Imp, Varsity Basketball, 1942-43, Varsity Tennis, 1942. SAM R. S'l'EWAR'I' NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA U. S. N. R. Rouen E. STINSON NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA Sigma Phi Epsilon. ALBEI r H. STODDARD, III SAVANNAH, GEORGIA Zeta Psi, Skull and Keys, German Club, First Year Track, I940: First Year Cross Country, 1940, Varsity Cross Country, l94I, Vice-President, University Center, 1943, Secretary, Interfraternity Council, 1943. Second Row RAYMOND H. S'I'oKIas WAYNBSBORO, VIRGINIA PAUL S. S'I'ONESIFI2R, JR. ROANOKE, VIRGINIA EDWARD VINCENT S'I'RA'l I'0N, JR. CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA Sigma Phi Epsilon: Spectator, l940-41, 150-lb. Football, DAVID STUART HUNTINGTON, LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK Alpha Epsilon Pi, Dcan's List, Corlcs and Curls. WILLIAM A. TARLETON CHARLOTTBSVILLE, VIRGINIA Sigma Phi Epsilon, Lieutenant, University Volunteer Unit from Davidson College. NELSON E. TAYLOR, JR. BALTIMORE, MARYLAND Dean's List, EIDOS. l6Bl I942-43. H Transfer APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES First Row BURTON I'IAMII.'I'0N '1'IIRocRIvIoR'I'oN, JR. NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK Dean's List: Intermediate Honors: College Topics : U. C. A.: Chapel Committee: Corks and Curlsf' RIVES L. TII.I.IvIAN CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA JOIIN FRANK TINKER PENNS GROVE, NEW JERSEY Delta Upsilon: Alpha Chi Epsilon: Raven: University Bank and Symphony Club: Virginia Players, President, 1942: Music Club. MORRIS S. r.l.lISCIILER NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Jefferson Society. rItl'IOMAS HARDY Tomi, JR. COIIHAM, VIRGINIA Skull and Keys: Sigma Delta Psi: Captain, First Year Track, l939i German Club: Eli Banana: Captain, Varsity Track: Dormitory Coun- Heller. 1942-43: V Club: I. C. 4 A. Indoor Hurdles Champion, l942. FRANK WILSON TRAINIER IIARMVILLH, VIRGINIA Raven Society: Intermediate Honors: Student Assistant in Geology. Second Row JAMES McCoNNEI.I. TRUI'I I' BALTIMORE, MARYLAND Virginia Players, President, 1941-42: College Topics, Feature Editor, 1941-43: Intermediate Honors: Dean's List: Corks and Curls, I939: Crust, 1940: Vir inia Spectator, 1941-42: Student Assembly, l940-42: Publications Committee, 1941-42: Pi Delta Ep- silon: EIDOS: Dagger: Jabberwoclt. JEROME K. VALLDEJULI WILMINGTON, DELAWARE Sigma Phi Epsilon. ARTHUR H. VINAI. SOUTH WEYMOUTH, MASSACHUSETTS Lambda Pi: German Club: University Volunteer Unit JAMES ENDERS VooRIIEEs, JR. AMSTERDAM, NEW YORK Phi Gamma Delta: Lambda Pi: Vigfm49t!4l-43. 1- psf.:- nI- I I 1' GEORGE TIIoRN'I:Q.N.WAI.RE,q, wk'- CHEVY CHlS,,MA Yi. nf ' ,ff Zeta Psi: E 9 I-43. X 1 A xi.. X -1 C. ROIII-ER'ImL'I': , T CHAR.LOTTESNQLLB,,VI QI IAX- 4 , I .- . v P' I Glee Club, 1939-4I,'U5L f. X929-42. .X -i iv.. -4' 1'-XE? - 1 'MICR . ih x 'X A First Row Second Row Leo FRANCIS WATERMAN FREDERICK, MARYLAND Kappa Alpha, Alpha Kappa Psi, Treasurer, 1942-43, College Top- ics, 1940-41, Virginia Spectator, 1941-43, Nlanaging Editor, 1942-43. STANLIW BERNARD WIIENIIR BROOKLYN, NEW YORK Pi Lambda Phi, First Year Swimming Squad, College Topics , Deanls List. FREDERICK MOSIIEY WILLIAMS VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA Sigma Nu, Band, 1939, Glee Club, 1941-42, University Volunteer Unit. RoIzIsR'I' BOCOCK W1l.KINS LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Intermediate Honors, Raven Society, Associate News Editor, Col- lege Topics,', 1940-41, Gymnastica, Miller Scholar in Biology, 1940-42, University Circus, 1940-43. 1701 HENRY B. WII,soN BALTIMORE, MARYLAND Vice-President of Jefferson Society, 1942, Lacrosse, 1940-42, Swim- ming, 1941-42, Intermediate Honors. RICI-IARD VVATRINS WII,'I'sI-IIRII RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Delta Psi, German Club, Lambda Pi, T.I,l...K.A., Imp, O. D. K., l3 , Raven, Intermediate Honors, Senior Cabinet, 1942-43, President of the College, 1942-43, Honor Committee, President of th: V Club, 3-3-3 Athletic Council, Freshman Basketball and Baseball, 1939-40, Varsity Basketball and Baseball, Captain of Bas- ' ltetball, 1947-43. Roy Wuou STUART, VIRGINIA 1AcDL'es S. ZINMAN PI-III.AnI1I.PHIA PENNSYLVANIA Zeta Beta Tau, Lambda Pi, N. R. O. T. C., Sports Editor, Corks and Curls , College Topics , Interfraternity Council, Varsity Soc- cer, 1941-42. UANDEHGBADUATE5 SAMUEL ABBOT, 3 ALAN B. ABRUTYN, 2 JOSEPH ADDISON, JR., 2 NORMAN N. ADI.ER, 1 ARCHIBALD M. AIKEN, 1 ISAAC M. AIKEN, JR., 1 JOHN I-I. ALEXANDER, JR., 3 D. GORIJON ALLAN, JR., 1 ASHBY B. ALLEN, 2 DOUGLAS B. AI.I.EN, 1 WILBUR C. ALLEN, 1 RICHARD C. ALLISON, 1 MOR'l'0N O. ALPIER, 1 GORDON B. AMELER, JR., 1 LANE AMEEN, 3 OTIS T. AMORY, 2 ALAN E. M. AMPIER, 2 AI.BERT J. AMSTERDAM, 3 JAMES S. ANDERSON, 1 RICHARD N. ANDERSON, 3 THOMAS A. ANDERSON, JR., 1 DAVID ANGELL, 1 AUGUSTUS ANNINOS, 1 JOIIN L. ARNOLD, 1 VVILLIAM H. ARRICK, 3 WALTER N. ARRINOTON, 2 WII.I.ARD R. ASHBURN, JR., ROBERT W. AYIERS, 1 SIDNEY L. AYERS, 1 ROBERT R. AX'I.IES, 2 RICIIARD P. BABYAK, 1 JOIIN W. BACKUS, 1 l ROBERT S. BAILEY, 1 WII.I.IAM W. BAILEY, JR., ARTHUR P. BAKER, 2 STANLEY J. BANGISI., 1 BARIIAM D. BANKS, JR., 1 AUOUSTUS R. BARKSDALI5, JAMES VV. BARKSDALIE, 3 HARRY P. BARLOVV, III, 2 ARTHUR E. BARNARD, JR., FRANK 0. BARNES, 3 JAMES M. BARR, III, 3 VVILLIAM A. BARR, 1 VIQIIEODORE N. BARTII, JR., EDWARD IE. W. HAS , 3 OVVIEN F. BATES, 3 JOSEPII W. BEAR, R., 1 I I 2 RALPII BIERCOVICI, 1 JOIIN A. BERKEY, 3 JOSEPII BERKOwI'rz, 2 IQIENNETII F. BEVAN, JR., 2 r1xHOMAS P. BIGGIERT, 3 HliRBliR'l' BIRDSALL, JR., 1 JOSEPH C. BIRDSALI., 2 ROBERT H. MACA. BISHOP, WILLIAM B. BLACK, 3 JOHN DEVV. BI.ACKWliI,I., 1 JOIIN D. BLAIR, III, 1 GRANT L. BLANKIN, JR., 2 DENSELI. C. BLEVINS, 3 ROBERT I-I. BLISS, 2 ARCHER K. BLOOD, 3 ' FREDERICK VV. 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WII.soN HENRY T. YA'rEs WII.I.IAIvI L. Yos'I' DEPARTMENT nr LAW 'E jk? 92003 n E P A JAM ES EDWARD CEODWIN . MAUR1cE FIXEL . . HAh'llLTON MURRAY PEYTON . . CHARLES 'FHOMAS Ross, JR. . EUGENE MAR'FIN FEINDLATT . EDWARD JOSEPH BURKE . JAMES LEv1N LATCHUM . JACOB NEW . . FRANCES FLETCHER AMES, fMRS.J . . . . . . . HTMENT UF LAW 3.82 3-74 3-59 3-57 3-54 3-44 3.42 3-27 3-17 F. D. G. RIBBLE, Dean l84J OEM 'Fall and Summer Session ALFRED B. MCEWEN fFallj . . Prcxirknl HAMILTON NI. PEYTON CSIHIIIIICFJ .PI'l'.Yil1l'7lf LESLIE P. MUI.LlNS . . Secretary-Treanzrrr JAMES L. WOOOSON . . 1'1i.VfOI'illIl I :':Winter and Spring Session CQEORGIE M. CURTIN . . . President KENNETH B. CUDMORE . . . Vice-Prcsidcrzt WILLIAM A. ALLEN . . . Secretary-Treasurer WILLIAM P, COMPTON . . Historian War conditions have prevented CORKS AND CURLS from presenting the pictures of all the officers in the Law School. I W av--' - ' ALFRED a. Mcewem 9 ' all f' 143. . .3 Maj? 'QEQ mf, NNI: : YQ.. ,E al--' 4 D P H T M A ' il XXX -1' ' lasl '-1-L Egg' vi'- . . 'lr C ,Q . 2'-If 4 I ' ! irxI R ow IIARRIS joimsow Awmufws, ju. UNION LEVEL, VIRGINIA Sigma Phi Epsilon, Sigma Upsilon, Delta Theta Phi Fknn Locit BENCKENS'I'IiIN BHAIJMONT, TEXAS Delta Phi: V Club: Manager Track, 1940-41: P-K Society: A.: Lambda Pi: Press Club: 3 University Virginia. T. I. L. K. years College ARTIIUIL DoNAI.u IIOIIEN RZDGHWOOD, NEW JERSEY Sigma Chi. EUGENE MARTIN FIiINBi.A'l l' I BALTIMORE, MARYLAND Phi Epsilon Pi: Raven: O. D. K.: V Club: Varsity Track: Editor, Virginia Law Review: B.A.: University of Virginia 1940: Dormitory Counsellor: Samuel Baker Woods Award: Law Stu- dents Advisory Council: Law School Dean's List: Board of Arbitration: Interfraternity Council. MAURICE Fixici. 3001 W. Carey Street RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Law School: Raven Society: Notes Editor, Virginia Law Review: Law School Advisory Council: Pi Delta Epsilon: Student's Legal Aid Committee: Member Virginia Bar: Dean's List. lB6l S!'l'0l!lf Rota' RoIuaR'I's0N CI.icIvI1aNs llliSSlC l'5AL I'lMORIi, MARYLAND Dcan's List: Phi Kappa Psi Giaoucls WILLIAMSON I'IURI.nUr'I' GRBFINWICH, CONNECTICUT Chi Psi: President, Delta Theta Phi: Business Manager of Viiginia Law Review. 1942: Chairman of Student Advisory Council, 1942: B.A. degree Yale University, I940. ALFRED BOFFIN Mcliwim RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Delta Upsilon: Phi Delta Phi: President Law School, i942-43: Washingtoxx Society: Law Review: Honor Committee: Law School Advisory Council. JAMES I-IARRY lVlICIIAIEI,, JR. CHARLO'I'1'ESVILLE, VIRGINIA Sigma Nu Phi: O. D. K.: Raven Society: l3 Society: Wash- ington Socictv: Student Senate, 1942-43: Judiciary Committee, I94I-43: Virginia Law Review: Editorial Board: Student Ad- visory Council: Fraternity Hearing Committee. APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN LAW lfirxf Ro-14' WIl.I,mI.I MIu:M.-xnumc Moirmw, ju. ST. -IOSHIIII, MISSOURI Ilcra Theta Pig I-'Iii lllta Phig A.II., University of Misfzmni l94l. LIcsI.na Mmuus MuI.I.iNs I:oIinURN, VIRGINIA Secretary-Trcarurer Law School: Editorial Board. Virginia Law Review: Assistant in Physical Educationg First Year Football, Coach, 1942-43. THOMAS JOSICPII 0,RIEII.I.Y LYHKIHBURG, VIRGINIA Pi Kappa Alphag Glcc Club: Inter-Fraternity Council. ROBIiIl'I' BRUCE IJOSNICIC Nlaw Youx, NIIW vom: Captain Tennis Team, 19423 Virginia Playurs, 1940-42: Cilui- Club, I937-40. Islanom HIIJMORIE Pukciau. LOUISA, VIRGINIA Sigma Phi Epsilong Delta Theta Phig Dagger Societyg Assistant Manager of Track, I94O. Swrouzl Rom' CimIu.Iss I,.'x'I'IIRoI- Rumen IIICIIMONII. VIRGINIA Phi Kappa Sigma: Lamlvda Pig P. K. Society, President. I94I- 42g T. I. I.. K. A.. President I94l-42: Varsity Managvr of Basketball. I94l: V Club: Student Assembly: HZ. 1-losKINs MAI.I.oIu' ScI,A'I'IaI: ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Omici-on Delta Kappag B.A. and B.S. Degrees from Hampdcn- Sydney College. ' U CAIIRI GTON VVILLIAMS V17 5 ,ly uno KNBAI. vincmm ' I Isiness St ff, Vir inia Law Re X ' , lIi7.Af. ' I I i 1 I i X, I ' .vi I il I Ii ,QI .I ' 1 I. , I - ,I f I ill! ,, II 'I W 'M X1'i'lt,Lj' 1, II If ' - LApgnvIIr:IXffII15.I.,,I ' I TOIWJNG JI N pu? 'I' Raven Sorzlisgiic Nellie tiar rgi IXLR 'cwg Law . cud' ' cl r fqu xl 1 , f , I I - Lf iff 1 I Ian fl I. ' I 4.5: fX?:f fits A SECOND YEAR CLASS VVM. ACQU!I.l,IK AI.I.EN HARRIS JOIINSON ANDREWS, JR. ROBERT CLIFFORD BARCLAY, III LAWRENCE ALLEN BELCIIER FRED LOCK BENCKENSTEIN AR'l'kIUR DONALD BOIIEN PAUL JEROME CHASE , MAYLON BAXTER CLINKSCAI.liS WM. PAUL COMPTON FRANK NIAXWHLI. CONNER, JR. K. H. B. CUDMORE GEO. MORRISON CURTXN GEO. EDWARDS DUNCAN JOIIN DAVID EPI'liRI.Y EUGENE MARTIN FliINBI.A'l l' ROET. CLAYTON FITZGERALD MAURICE FIXEL WESTON HARRIS GRIMSIIIZX' DAVID HAR'I'1fIEI.D, JR. ROBERTSON CLEMENS I-IESSE CARLETON CAREY HINES FORTESCUE VVHl'I I'LE HOPKINS IIARRY EVANS I'IOWliI.I., JR. GEO. VVIIILIAMSON I'IURI.BU'l I STANLEY RAY KENT ROBERT JOIIN KERDASYIA ROBERT CORWIN KIRKIIANID EDWARD MONROE LEIGH ALIVRED BUFFIN MCEWEN JAMES HARRY MICIIAEL, JR. WM. MARMAIPUKIE MORTON LESLIE MORRIS MULLINS EUUARIDO MANUEII NEGRON 'IQHOMAS JOSEPH O'RliIl.l.Y IIAROLIJ I-IIDMORE PURCIil.l. IIUGH EVERETI' RUSSELL ALBERT ORTENZO SCAFURO HOSRINS MALLORI' SCLATER MORTON BERTRAM SIIERO LINWOOD BALDWIN '1'AHB, JR. FRANK LITTLE TIIOMAS AUBRIEY SIMPSON WILLIAMS, JR GEORGE CARRINGTON VVILIIIAMS JOHN CLINTON WOOD ANDREW PLIMPTON YOUNG E881 THE DEPARTMENT O sl INT 533' 3 FIRST YEAR CLASS NEWTON PERKINS ALLEN AUS'I'IN SHAW ASHLEY fMR5.J JULIA CLAYTON BAKER KENNE'I'PI MAROUARD1' BEAVER EVANS VAUGHAN BREWSTER BARBARA BURTON ORBIN FLOYD CARTER, JR. JOSEPH CALVITI' CLARKE, JR. AVIERY B. COUSINS, JR. fMISSJ CYNTHIA STAIR DALRYMPLE ROBERT HowER'I'oN GRAVATTE RICHARD KOHI.ER HARTMAN Am-'REE MARRINER I-IICRMAN ROGER WALES TIOWARD WM. DANIELS HURLI3U'I', II JUI.Es GILMER KORNER, III LAWRENCE AI.EA LIVINGSTON JOHN rFI'i0MAS MANNING, JR. JOHN JOSEPH O'CONNEI.I, JAMES CIIIV QUARIIES .1-, 4-1-. Q. F LAW .l 5 IZ. LUTHER ADIJISON ROBERTSON-Y KI -- M w - . H M S jf TQ AzEI. ARsHAI.I. TBR!!-BTI BJ I QM Vf--- -Ki 1 CVSQN .... JOSEPH BERCHMAN U-N-I-A Tir, Rm .It-.X A -- m- ' I f A ROBERT H. WAHI. ix j . E XX -.. EDWARD J. P. ZIMMERMAN 'Q if MT Is9J - U 1, in -- -4 .-4 .- A-1-gy .1 1 I IlEPAHTMENT ofpcm NELSON D. SMITH . . . President JOSHUA F. B. CAMBOLIS . . Vice-President JAMES G. SNEAD , . . Treasurer CHARLES M. WALSH . . . Secretary :i:MYRTLE E. LOGAN . . . Historian I a lv jxf , iv E A ' 'fr 111' If f4yls.!,, f', 0 1 I u 11 12 A Y '41, ' Y j I I it M X FTA' fi 'It is impossible to obtain Miss Logan,s photograph. K I f LE 'ic uii N Ill 'IL Nw X 9.-If -4 Varsi B.S. First R ow JOHN DEAN ADAMS MARTINSHURG, WIIST' VIRGINIA ty Boxing, 1937-383 Y. IVI. C. A., 1937-39: grae University of Virginia, 1939. MARGARET Almolum BARNES CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA MONTE Llflzoxf BlNnlck RICHMOND, VIRGINIA B.S, Dc Scmrzzl Row DAN P. BOYIi'l I'IE, jk. AIIOSKIIZ, NORTII CAROLINA IEUCIINII CAl,l,AwAx', ju. SHLMA, ALABAMA Pi Chi. Josl-lUA F. B. CAMBLOS me STONE GAP, VIRGINIA B. S. University of Virginia, 19395 Delta Phi: Skull and Keys, P. K. Society, Eli Banana, Imp, Nu Sigma Nu, Raven Society, O. D. K.g Al ha Omega Alpha, Ensign M. C., U. Alpha Epsilon PI' PIII Delm Evsilonv Dcanls List' S. N. R.: First Year Football 1935: Cross Country, I937-385 Track Team, 1938-393 Deans Lis: Medical School, 1940-435 Vice-President Medical School, 1942-43. DENZELI. CAlu.Yl.E Br.EvlNs CENTBRVILLI3, MARYLAND SIDNEY WII.LlAM COHIEN in Commerce, Lambda Chi Alphag International Relations PORTSMOUTH' VIRGINIA Club' 1940'4 Phi Alpha, Plll Delta Epsilon ARMls'l'EAD PAGE Booxlzlz JAMES T. CoLl.lsv NEW CASTLE, DELAWARE HONAKER, VIRGINIA Nu Sigma Nu, Alpha Omega Alpha: Raven Society. Phi Chi? AIPI13 0111282 AIPIIIIS DCHIVS List 4 years. WlLLlAM CASSIUS COOK jk. RICHARD Boom lm. ' ' 'I cHAlu.EsToN, WEST vmclNlA LYNCHBURG VIRGINIA D ' ls.A. ohio sim University, 19395 Pi Kappa Alphag Phi chi, Nu Slgma Nu Phi Era Sigma IO. S. UQ, Scabbard an Blade KO. S. UJ. E921 APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN MEDICINE First Row LEWIS F. Cosnv, JR. AIIINGDON, VIRGINIA Phi Chig Alpha Omega Alpha, Dean's list, 1940, '41, '42, T. S. EDWARDS CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA Kappa Sigmag Skull and Keys: V Clubg Varsity Football, 1937-385 Washington Society, Calconon Clubg Sigma Xig Raven Society. CIEORGE B. Em' WIZS1' CONCORD, MINNESOTA THOMAS CARTER Fowmcizs SELMA, ALABAMA Phi Delta Theta, Phi Chip A.B. degree University of Alabama. IRVIN GALIN PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA Phi Alpha, Phi Delta Epsilon. WILLIAM DANDRIDGE HADEN, JR. CHARLOTTBSVILLE, VIRGINIA Pi Kappa Alphag Nu Sigma Nu: B.S. University of Virginia, 1937: German Club. l93I Second Row CIIARLIIS HliRBlER'I' I'IIcNmaRs0N, JR. BONNY BLUE, VIRGINIA Phi Beta Pi. CIIARLRS AI.RIsR'I' HUDSON LURAY, VIRGINIA CARL WILLIAM IRWIN HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA B.A. Bridgewater College: B.S. Madison College. EUGENE Ruomzs JoHNsToN BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA Sigma Alpha Epsilong Nu Sigma Nu. ,--. 51.1 iii GEORGE B. IQEGLEY ,..- , BLAND, VWIA Q' Calconmh I ly -- - I ' LI I I - Eusnmus M K HELL '- MCLEAN,TfKGINlA Jixf' B.S. Virginia Mmmry II rut t . 'Q J-N A, S --ir ..,--1 'i' l irst Row Josmfu KESSI.EIi LEAKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Alpha Omega Alphag Raven Societyg Glec Club, 19 mediate Honors, 1938. RANDOLPH I.R1c:n, JR. MCLEAN, VIRGINIA Nu Sigma Nu. CAMILLUS SAUNDRRS L'ENG1.x, Jr. JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Kappa Sigma5 Calconcn Club. EARL J. Lnvn-Ju NORFOLK, VIRGINIA FRANK ARMSTRONG MCCUR BLUEFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA Nu Sigma Nu. C1-1ARLiss LILLE'I'I' MCKENDREIE NEW YORK, NEW YORK A.B. Degree Princeton, 19385 University Cottage Princeton5 Phi Chig Omega Medical Society. Second Row DANA Cov1Nc1'oN lV1I'I'CI-IELL, JR. BLUIZFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA 33: IIIICF- Delta Tau Deltag Nu Sigma Nu. Club of E941 I7oNAl.n Davin 1V1ARKO1Vl'l'Z JERSEY CITY, NEW ,IIZRSIEY SAMUEL PERRY lV1ARSllAl,1. MARION, ALABAMA Alpha Tau Omegag German Clubg T. 1. L. K. A.: Varsity Baseball, 1939-40-415 V Clubg Calcunon Club, LlLl12, 19412-Hz. RANRY ARCHER Ovlcw TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA of Virginia, 19405 Kappa Alphag Dean' 1941-425 Phi Bet Pi, B. A. University JOHN BRIWVICR Pli'I I'IiR NORTHPIBLD, VERMONT Phi Gamma Dcltag Phi Chig Alpha Omega Alphag B.S. of Virginia, 19395 Transfer University of Texas, 19375 Club, 1937-39. Jess AVERE'1'1'E POWELL, JR. EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA B.S. degree at V. M. 1.5 President, Nu Sigma Nu UZ-,Q Presi- s List, Uni- Glce APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN MEDICINE l ir.rf Row JAIvIIas GUI' PRICE NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Gizokmf NICIIOIIAS PSIMAS 1'OR'I'SMOU'I'II, VIRGINIA B.A. Degree, University of Virginia. CIIARI.Izs FREDERICK SCIIIQIIIIIIQII OZONE PARK, NEW YORK B.A. Degree, University of Virginia, 1939: Sigma Phi Epsilong Phi Chig Daggerg Raven Societyg Alpha Omega Alphag V Clubg co-captain Swimming 1939-40g Athletic Council 1939-405 Intermediate Honors, College. NIsI.soN MoN'I'coMIaIu' SMI'I'II CHRIST CHURCH, VIRGINIA Kappa Alpha, Phi Beta Pig Alpha Omega Alpha, O, D. K., Raven Societyg Washington Societyg Secretary Medical School, 19415 President, 19423 Honor Committeeg President, Alpha Omega Alpha, 1942. JOSHUA PRICE SU'I'.l'IERlIANII I-IARPI, VIRGINIA A.B. Degree University of Alabama: Phi Chi. RoIII2R'I' M. TANKESLEX' CHATTANOOGA, TISNNESSEIE SFCOIIII Row MARY M. WAIJII CHARLOTTESVILLIZ, VIRGINIA Chi Omega Fraternity. DoNAI.n WAI.'I'IiRs CIIARLO'I'TIiSVII.I.I3, VIRGIN IA B.S. degree, University of Virginia, 19399 Zeta Beta Tau Nlanager of First Year and Varsity Swimming Team, 1938 Field Club, 1938-39. VVAIITER Mo'I'I.I2Y WHITE, UNIVERSITY, VIRGINIA Phi Beta Pi. HAIIoI.D S. Yoon PLAINFIELD, NEW JIJRSIEY J B.AI 'I e -biXjl'rgiI'Iia, 19405 Intermediate Honois J I 1 1--C X , 1 III I A , I 'I' CHAIILCITTESVKILIIB, VIRGINIA ' A f., , I L ,.f' ,,,, wi qfigf Q11 I y X XIX I, -f X , I+ VI 'L EUGENE JAM is Ifoiutqrr ,. Phil' iIppag Firstf'H3rf 5o:ti11p!Team. 19373 BA efrcc, ynivnsity o ',' I irgiII , 1940. I II III IIIII I IA II W ,xi '. ww f,..,r y Nil H .L-Ffifgq-.-q, '- I 4 :iQ .. ,' Q R my! WILLIAM C. BARR THOMAS G. BELL I-IENRY BOONE MAURICE M. BRAY GEORGE B. CARTER RAYMOND R. COMEss JOSE A. DEJESUS PEYTON R. EVANS, JR. VVALTER C. FI'l'ZGERAI.D AERA1-IAM J. GABRIELE HARPER K. I'IELLEMS ELIZABETH H. HILL ROBERT S. HU'I'cHEsON, JR. KING A. JAMISON WILLIAM R. JOHNSON WILLIAM G. LEARY, JR. MARION C. LINDEL WILLIAM L. LONG, JR. ROBERT E. L. MCNEELY THIRD-YEAR CLASS HOWARD E. MEDINETS HENRY R. MILLER ANNE NEWHALI. HAROLD V. PALMER. ROBERT W. SJOGREN HEI.EN W. TAYLOR EDWARD A. TYLER CHARLES M. WALsH, III EDGAR N. WEAVER WALTER D. WOODWARD FRANK S. BEAZLIE, JR. GEOP'FREY H. BINNEVELD JOSEPH S. BOWIZR LENORE V. BROWN CHARLES M. CLARK, JR. KELLEY K. DAvIs JULIAN Q. EARLY DONALD T. FAULKNER FREDERICK J. FLYNN, JR. I96I 1NNEs C. HAINES WILLARID C. HEWI11' WIIII..lIXM E. HOY, JR. FRANCIS C. JACKSON WILLIAM L. JAMISON CARL M. LANG CHARLES E. LIDDINGTON GARNETI' W. LINK ROEERI' MCAI.PINE LEONARD I. MALIs HENRY C. MEREDITH, JR JOHN L. Moss CARDWFLI, C. NUCKOLS LOREN F. PARMLEY, JR. HOWARD E. SMITH JOHN R. TROXELL BENJAMIN N. WALKER, JR LOUIS N. WATERS LEE E. WIII'I'I.OcK, JR. THE DEPARTMENT OF MEDIC NE NA'l'I'IANlEL E. AIJAMSON, JR. ROBERT BALSLEY IRVING BORNs'I'EIN JAMEs L. CAMP, III EDVVARD L. COLE, JR. COURTLANIJ H. DAVIS, J ARTHUR B. DUEI., JR. DARIUS FLINCIYIUM CIIARLES M. GARLAND, JOI-IN E. GEORGE NORMAN GOLOEARII BERRY F. I-IAWRINS ROBERT L. A. KEELEY DOUGLAS O. KIZRN PARKER H. LEE, JR. JAMES W. LOYNO, II FRED C. MACKI.ER NIICIIAEL W. MANZIIZ KARI. F. MENR R. J BENJAMIN F. MONTAGUE, JR. SILAS M. MOORMAN, II AI,vA D. ORR SECOND-YEAR CLASS RANIIOLPII P. PILLOW MACEI' H. ROSIINTHAI. BERNARD R. SIEGAI. MORTON J. SILK ROYAL E. S'I'UAR'I' CIORDON C. G. THOMAS fIRAllAM A. VANCE CIIARLIES W. VIVIAN PEI'ER A. VVALLENEORN, IIENRI' A. VVISEMAN, III EDVVI N S. VVYSOR J WOOIILANII W. ANDERSON, JR. JOIIN I-I. BEVERAGE CHARLES B. BRAY, JR. WALTER R. CI-IITWOOII CHARLES G. CRADIJOCK, J '1'IIoMAs N. DAvIs, III S'I'AN'I'ON I.. EVERSOLB, JR. IAIERIIER1' P. FRIEOMAN, J NIACBIZTIAI R. GASOUB, JR. RICI-IARII A. GILIIER1' JOIIN R. GREGORY E971 R. R. I.UcIUs D. I-IILL, III GUI' 0. KEI.I.ER, JR. ROEER1' KINNAIRIJ, JR. RICIIARD II. LOWE, JR. CHARLES H. I.UE1'ON, JR. HUNTER R. MANN, JR. YVILLIAM B. MARIIURY, JR. JOIIN McC. MIMMs CARY N. MOON, JR. ROEERI' I-I. MORRISON HARRY J. PERLEERG, JR. SIGNEY C. REICI-IMAN ISADORE SIIAIIIRO JAMES G. SNEAII ,g-,,. 1 1 . WII.I.IAM P. Sgkjlikqg Aq- DANIEL D. I rl GRA'I I'AN H, 3 ESR, - JEssE O. JOIIN P. WE NQELE X JOIIN P. VUSSINGIE JOIIN IE. ZEAR-H-assx , . , 3- CLD in- ! ff W ..,.,. ...Z .Jmjj QI. 1..- in-b 1,6 -Q1 MILLER S. ALI.EN MELVIN G. AI.I'l5R NIARSIIALI. D. BAXTER WILLIAM E. BLOOMER DAVID A. BREVVSTER JACK BUCHANAN WILLIAM D. BUXTON SIM CHAPPEI,I.!'I CHARLES L. CROCKETT JOSEPH T. DAVIS VVILBER R. ELLIS, JR. WII.LIAM C. FLEMINO DON A. GAIJIDIS CPEORGE B. GARIS CARL W. GOTTSCI-IALK CLIFTON R. GRUVER JOHN P. HARLOE SUZANNE HAVWARD MYERS H. HICKS ROBERT P. IRONS JAMES E. JOHNSON WILLIAM E. KELLY DAVID B. LEVV LEONIDAS R. LI'l I'l.E'I'ON, JR EDVVARD J. LOWELL, JR. LAWRENCE S. MlI.I ER FIRST-YEAR CLASS WILLIAM R. NELSON WILLIAM M. PA'l'I'IiRSON LEWIS G. RICHARDS, JR. JOHN K. ROGERS WELEORD W. Ross JOHN H. RUSSELL EDVVARD V. Z. SCOTT GEORGE W. SHANNON RUSSELL SMITH THOMAS DEM. 'FAYLOR 'ISHOMAS M. '1'llORNHlI.I., JR. EDWIN B. VADIEN JAMES M. VVOLCO'I I', JR. 'TEODORO A. ARIAS MAX BAUMEISTER, JR. LEWIS F. BELL ROBERT S. BOYD FRANKLIN T. BUCHANAN ANN BUT'l'ERVVOR'I'll SAMUEL H. CARTER EVEREIT L. COFFEY DAI-IAR CURV, JR. JOHN DUNLOI' FRANCIS VV. FITZHUCH, JR. CHARLES I. FULLER, JR. E981 MARTIN E. GALI.Ac:IIER, J TIIOMAS H. f3AR'l'H LOUIS S. GRAI-IAM HliRBER'I' D. GUl.l.lCK VVILLIAM K. HARRVMAN, JACK L. HERRELL MARCEL J. HORNOWSKI EUGENE K. JOHNSON LEWIS S. KATZ I'IERBliR'l' M. LEVl'l l' TVILLIAM D. LEWIS, JR. S'I'EIfI-IEN B. LONc:I.EY DAVID S. MCKEE RICHARD D. NAUMAN HOWARD F. PARKES R. J DAVID LUTHER RAWLs,k JR. RALPH ROBBINS ' MASON ROMAINE, III CHARLES A. ROTHEUSS WILLIAM L. SAGER MILTON SEGAL DoNAI.D SI-IOTTON HEVWOOD B. TATEM, JR. ACORS W. rIxlIOMPSON VVILLIAM S. r1xRlNKLli FREDERICK V. VANCE, JR. 7 je gibeanzi ego! OF DISTINGUISHED STUDENTS IN DEPARTMENT IIE MEDICINE MONTE L. BINDER ARMISTEAD P. HOOKER EIJGRNI2 CALLAWAY, JR. JOSIICA F. B. CAIvInLos LENORA V. BROWN RAYMOND R. Corvnsss JUIIIAN Q. EARLY O FOURTH-YEAR CLASS DONALD P. CIIANCI: JAMES T. Col LEY LlawIs F. Cosnv, JR. GILES Q. GILMRR MILTON S. GOLDMAN WILLIAM F. IIARRIELI., JR. josraml KRSSLIIR EARL J. LRVINE MYR'I'I.E E. LOGAN DONALD D. MARRowI'rz RANRY A. OVEN THIRD-YEAR CLASS PIcv'roN R. EVANS, JR. DONALD T. FAULRNIIR HARIIIIR K. I'IEI.I.IiMS CARL M. LANG T , WILLIAIvI G. IRAQ, J II -A JOIIN B. PIE'l l'ER NELSON M. SMITII HAROLD S. WOOII HENRY C. IVIEREIJITII ANNIE NIIWIIALL II ARMLEE 1 C' I W ' , ' , ', I I, I I A I I T HE JR ,. f f! !I1-'II X , FRANCIS JACKSON V4 NNE? X-WTI! E x K f If 4 j yi I If If lx I R f IX II I XX fl I X K ' I RT LEONARD I. MALIS ' -I A I ' . X N , IIowARn MEOINRIS , K I N I .1 r W ,M A :Al mi I . . I W X If f , ' I E991 II If LQXLXIN x f. 'ESQ IJ 12 P A H T M 12 N T orrcm T. JAMES MILLIGAN . JAMES E. MAY . . . CHARLES L. BROWN, JR JAMES P. BORDEN . . THOMAS P. NELSON . UF President Vice-Presid ent Secretary Historian Treasurer H011 N l 3---49 ' 0 'fd f yv I , I -,- ,7- 7- AQ.. g-- X fy 7- - ,-- .-, EEITEQJJ 1 -i' -.-V. r C 4 VK? f F irsf Row jm-IN BENJAMIN AN'I'IIoNv, JR. CHARLO'I l'HSVILLE, VIRGINIA A. S. M. E., 1940-435 Dean's List. LARRII2 LowI:I.L IIISRCIIR NEW YORK, NEW YORK A. I. E. E.g I. R. E. james P. BORDEN, JR. CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA Theta Taug A. S. M. E., 1942-435 Vice President, Theta Tau, 1942-435 Class Historiang Business Manager of Virginia En- gineering Review, 1942-435 Engineering Council, Glee Club, 1939-41: 150 lb. Football. 1942. RICHARD D. IIOUTROS CHARLO'I I'ESVlLLI:, VIRGINIA A. S. M. EJ Gymnasticag Dean's List. CHARLES Lies BROWN, JR. RIDGEWOOD, NEW JERSEY Theta Tau: O. D. K.: First Year Basketball, 1939-405 First Year Baseball, 1939-405 Varsity Baseball, 1940-413 Dormitory Counsellor, l9'42-439 Secretary Engineering School. 1942-435 Dean's List, A. I. E. E., T. I. L. K. A.g V Club. WILLIAM EI.'roN I3URNE'l l' ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA American Society of Mechanical Engineering: Civil Air Patrol, 1942. 021 Second Raw AI.I.AN Lima CAMI-msI.I. HACKBNSACK, NEW JERSEY Theta Taug Chairman of A. I. E. E., 1942-43: Scribe of Theta Tau, 1942-43g Member of Engineering Student Council, 1942-43. FRANK HAROLR DELPINO NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Aviation Clubg Civil Air Patrol. D. Maxwmx. ELI.e'1 I' RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Beta Theta Pi: Trigon Engineering Societyg P. K. Society: Tau Beta Pig Dean's List: A. S. M. E. University Volunteer Unit, Second Lieutenant. WILLIAM WALTIQR Fox SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA Theta Taug A. S. M. E.: Secretary A. S. M. E., 1941-423 President Wesley Clubg Dean's List. DoN AI.mzR1' FRAZIER KBSWICK, VIRGINIA Phi Ka pa Psig Theta Tau, Corks and Curls 1938-41, Punch and Julzp Socieryg Engineer's Readers Club, A. S. M. E.g Editorial Staff of Virginia Engineering Review 1938-40. FRANK L. I-IoLFoRn ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA Tau Beta Pig Phi Gamma Ialpliiiag Sigma Era Sigma. A- S- APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN ENGINEERING Firs! Row JERRY S. IRISI-I st:ARslmI.Is, NEW YORK Delta Tau Delta: A. I. Ch. E. JAMES I-laxvex' KIxI3I.I2R uI.uuIfInI.n, WEST VIRGINIA Delta Kappa Epsilon: P. K. Society: T. I. L. K. A.: Imp: First Year Football, l939: Vice-President of A. S. C. E.: Varsity Football Squad, 1940. PIz'I'IsIz BOYD KLINII WAYNESBCRO, VIRGINIA American Society of Mechanical Engineers Howakn W. KI'MP'I'fJN, JR. DANVILLE, VIRGINIA Phi Delta Theta: A. S. M. E. MA'r'rIIew LAWMAN, JR. CIIARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA Trigon Society: A. S. IVI. E.: Virginia Engineering Review. l942. R. G. LIGIITNIIR, JR. STAUNTON, VIRGINIA Alpha Chi Sigma: A. I. Ch. E., Secretary, 1942-43: Dean's List: Staff, Virginia Engineering Review. I 1031 Club: Second Row I'IAROI.II JACKSON I.l'l'l'l.IE'l'0N PARKSLEY. VIRGINIA E.: Wesley Dormitory Alpha Chi Sigma: Trigon Society: A. I. Ch. Senior Cabinet. U. C. A., l94I-43: Counscllorship. LAURENCE KaI'I'II LoIf'I'Ir-1, ju. ALTAvIs'I'A, VIRGINIA Delta Tau Delta: A. S. IVI. E.: Reader's Club. Al.BIiR'I' II. LOVVMAN NEW CANAAN, CONNECTICUT Trigon Society: P, K. Society: T. I. L. K. A.: ZH: O, D. K.: lin: First Year Basketball: First Year Baseball: Varsity Basketball, co-captain 1941-42: Varsity Tennis, 1939-41: Board of Arbitration, 1941-42: Judicial Committee, l942-43: Student Athletic Council. 1941-42: Engineering Council: Dormitory Coun- sellor, 1941-43. . james EDWARD MAY CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA gheta au, P 'dent, 19 Z-13: lVicc-President o Engin cring chool, l942 gl Associar' Izflito. Virginia En ineerin Re- vIew.', 94,2 S. . Is.: Qt-an's List: 'e-utenant, Uni- I, A IVCFSIIYEVOILIIIXCI' Unit. ' , l IEUGIQNII S. lVIII.I.liR, jk., . IHIIMANTQWN, PI-+ILADIiL2IiIA, vENN?i'I.v.7.NIA N I jrhm T' I A. .sf M. E I, allege- Paqwgfaphefi. Ign- 4l: Virgmia Spectator, P ' ' gr:-phei.,1 ' :II-42: 'Ufiiveffity cws rl A Service, X xograpl1'er,ff9Q9-14 I 3 , I PQ?-X-ff , 'I 1 1 I I jiwrirtill-II. 1 1 - , ' 533731 w auser , Sigma Alplii,-E 'I 1: 'l ri 'n cum S. Eli L' . anapmaf . 'S ty. lx! a f . I, 3:51 I, yi ,cf D , MH' J E Kg, 1 First Row 'THOMAS JAM ES MII.I.IGAN CAPE CHARLES, VIRGINIA Theta Tau: Tau Beta Pig Raven Societyg l3 Societyg Presi- dent of Engineering Schoolg Honor Committeeg A. S. M. E.g Virginia Engineering Rrview. HARor.n Tov MUI.I.ER-TI'IYM PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA Phi Gamma Deltag Trigon Societyg A. I. Chi E. Judicial Committee, l942-'43. BRUCE KINI.0CK NELSON WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA Phi Kappa Psig Trigon: Washington Societyg Raven Society: Freshman Swimming, 1939-'40p Varsity Swimming, 1940-'4l. WARREN WELLS OKKERSIC WESTWOOD, NEW JERSEY Glec Clubg Fencing Team. Enwm D. PAEs'r ASBURY PARK, NEW JERSEY Theta Taug Boxing Squadg Engineering Debate Panelg Uni- wniry Cbrillian Revicwg A. I. E, E. Association. H041 Second Row RICHARD C. PALMER CHEVY CHASE, MARYLAND Tau Beta Pig Raven Societyg A. I, E. E. LEONIDAS HORNER PANcoAs1', JR. wooos'roWN, NEW JERSEY Theta Taug Tau Beta Pi, Presidentg Raven Societyg Dean's List. PHILIP BARBOUR PEv'roN, JR. CHARLOTTESVIRLLB, VIRGINIA Trigong Pi Delta Epsilon: Secretary, American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 1942-'43g Editor-in-Chief, Virginia Engi- neering Review, l9'42-'433 College Topics, 1942-'43. Dmwmnm COLEMAN REAMS, JR. NORFOLK, VIRGINIA ROBERT BARNWELI. ROOSEVIEIKI' VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA Chi Phig Trigong P. K, Socictyg Punch and Julep Societyg Tilkag Impg O. D. K.: Raven Societyg Tau Beta Pig V Clubg Manager, First Year Track, 1942: 150'-Lb. Football, l942g Dean's List: University Volunteer Unit: Governing Board, Interfraternity Council. APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN ENGINEERING First Row SHIRLEY H. SMITII, JR. WOODSTOCK, VIRGINIA Pi Kappa Alphag Alpha Chi Sigma: Trigon Societyg Institute of Chemical Engineers. American HAMll.'I'0N SMITHEY c:HARI.OTrESvILI.I3, VIRGINIA Trigon Societyg Tau Beta Pig A. S. M. E.g University Band, l94I-'42g Business Staff of Virginia Engineering Review, I94l- '42g B.S., Randolph-Macon College. BRYCE PINCKNIIY SCIIOIIIELD CULPBPER, VIRGINIA American Institute of Chemical Engineers. HASWHIII. H. WALKER, IR. CHARLOTTBSVILLE, VIRGINIA PETER WIIII1sMANN New YORK CITY, NEW Yonx Member of Student Branch of A. S. M. E.g Dean's List. Second Row JESSE Ross VVIII'l l'IiN NORTH GARDEN, VIRGINIA Gymnasticag Member of A. I. E. E.: I. R. E. l'IARI.IE'I'H GATIEWOOIJ VVILIII' CROZEY, VIRGINIA A. S. IVI. E.g University Volunteer Unirg Aviation Clubg Editorial Staff of Virginia Engineering Rcvicwg C. P. T. Graduateg Dean's Listg Readers' Club. WII.I.IAIvI R. Wmsnko LURAY, VIRGINl' --Q. Alpha Chi Sigmag Trigun Soci cretary, ffmeta Pig Vice-President, A. I. Ch. E.3 n Societyg ' Lisf. l. ..-1 Il. N fl ---. -' ,JXSILZI ,... ' is , ' ' IIE: -1 .. Q .., T at - fx ': WII.I.IAIvI .ALI I oy! 4 ,. - Y A4 EARLYsvII.ubs,ivI G I Q' Thetn Taug President, Amer Socey o ivi lllmfersg Engineering CouFQig De 's Lisr. ..- LL '1 K .T I: 105 I Q-is ,li t11...l1 ii, -1 5, f ,., ff ' N ' . 4 HEC.-gwljg, fi ff b .' VV f-.gf I, n5: .xlJ5 N XSQQF 'T 3 3tf:::::....:.. -f-f f-ff :-'-'- - ,. 11.4. 'R :. tl IX l Fshxbxvx ANL ZX xxx .fi -..L,.'b:,l::Q,si X I-' V '1 F..a ii'3U'!.. . ..I.,.s-I... L :'IL..'- E. A . In WT I.. Nvg-1 wk :jj JN f'7 XSQTVEEWT' I I f- N ,,,' S., S . Xmfx. Q X I ' 1 W' L- .w,., . , -..c ,Lx .I 1 , .SX - ' ,If ES., -0-.,,,4P'---W W HEP RTM N Ill? EI EEHI JIMMIE AMlil5N JOIIN ALFRED BIIACKBURN RICHARD MARTIN BRANIYI' CIIARLES ALFRED CASEY NATHAN RYLAND CASEY ALEXANDER MCRAE CAVE JOIIN HARRISON OLIVER CLARKE JOHN LYNN COCIIRAN TIIOMAS VAI,EN'I'lNli COOPER, JR. GEORGE BRUCE CRIST, JR. BENJAMIN PAI.MER DAVIDSON, J 'FIIOMAS JAMES DICKHRSON ROBERT AUSTIN DUDIIEY ROBERT PAUL ENGLANDER THIRD YEAR ROBERT BRUCE FINLAY -RICHARD GORDON I'IOl,'I' ROBERT 'FIIOMPSON IIOOVER, JR. PAUL Ai.BIiR'l' HUN'l'liR BENNO JANSSEN, JR. ERNEST FILLMORE JESSE, JR. VVILLIAM HARRISON IQITE, JR. PETER BOYD KI.INli IRWIN MORGAN LEWIS ROBERT ALEXANDER MAIIONE, JR. JACOB FREDERICK MAN N ESCIIMIDT LLOYD FRANK NIIIILER THOMAS PAGE NELSON PAUL ARNOLD ROSSUM Ixos! DEVVITT I'IlMROD SKINNER IEMERSON VVAREIELD SMITH GARLAND IIANES SIIICER, JR. WILLIAM VVARNIER STALEY STUART TALBOT LISIIE EMANUIEI. TIAROLD GUILI-'ORD T AYLOR '1'Ul 'I'Y, JR. 'IXIIOMAS BROOKS WALKER JOIIN CROVVDBR W WILLIAM VVIESTEII W7Il.l.IAM ROBERT lll'l'MORIi WILI.OUI:IIEY VVIMBROVV EDVVARD CAMDEN VVXTT FREDERICK STARR WOOD NIILIIARD DAVID ZEISBURG DEP HT N UF E Bl EEHI 'IHIIIEOIJORH '1'IIOMAS PA'l'l'liRSON, JR. GIQORGII RU'I'l' ANORIIW, III AVIIRY CA'I'I,IN rl1H0MAS IEIIWIN CoI.I.INS -JAMES JAY DIQCKIIR l'IOR'I'oN HOYO FAI.I. RALIIII SAI.IcS FANSLIIR, JR. PAUI. VVII.I.IAM FINNEGAN WARRIIN BAI,I.INr:IcR FRIsNcII, JR. I,IIwIs LASKIIR GRIIIIN SAMUIQI. GRAYSON IIARRIS DONALD JUIISON IIAWRINS DAVID IEIIWARII HORRIOAN, JR. I'lAROI.O ROIIIcR'I' I-lOUSIcI.I. 'PIIOMAS PARKIQ HUr:IIIaS JAMIIS RICIIARO IOIIN AI.liXANlJl5R PA'I I'ON JANSSRN SECOND YEAR VVII.I.IAM FI.I.IS Klil.I.IiN', JR. VVII.I.IAM MAX lflil.l.Y LOUIS ICIHVARIY KII.MzXRX, JR. lIIzNRY CARRINGTON LANCASIIIR, JR. PIIILII' R0llliR'l' I.AURIA'I' PRIISION Poms Lmz VVAI.I.AcIa ROIIINS LINIISIQY HARRY AUSTIN l.0vINI: VVII,I.IAM ROIIIIRI' McGI,IcUGIII.IN, J WII.I.IAM FRANCIS IVIARKWOOIJ, JR. BYRON fIlEORGE MASSIIY AR'I'I I U R TR liVVIi'l l' MA'l l'll IEVVS VVII.I.IAM VVAvIaRI.Y MIl,I.IiR, JR. QPRASON ,l'IiMl'l.li'l'0N NICKIQLI, RAI.I'II IiI.I O,Dli'l l'li JAMIIS DIINIIAM PASCO, JR. I i071 ROIIIcR'I' BURLANII PAYNII CIIARI.IaS FRANCIS l'IIc'I'CII, JR. ICOWARO C. PRIOR-LIIAIIY, JR. FRANK AI.I,I2N RIEAGAN JOSIQIIII BIIRNARII SAIILIIR JAMIQS l..IaIs SKIDMORIE JOIIN S'I'ANI.IaY SNIsI.I, DIIAN RIIYNOLOS 'FIIACKI-ZR JAMIIS ROIIIIR1' '1'IIROwIaR, JR. JOIIN 'IQIENNICSSUN 'INICIER VVII.I.IAM LUCIUS VAUOIIAN HARRISON WAI'I'I-:, Ill I-IAROI.n EVIIRS VVInIIaRI.HY, JR JAMES JIIIIU WII.I.IAMs RomaR'I' BIeRIcIzI.IIY VVINSBRO HUNTER SAMUIQI. WOOIIIIIIRY SEYMOUR ZHIINROY DEP PIT NT UF E EI EEHI JAMIQS M. ADAMS. JR. BEDA Z. ANGI.Ii, JR. DliWIT'l' R. ARMIlN'I'ROII'I', JR JAMIIS IIAILNHTI' ROIIIERT W. BARTON HIENRY E. BA'I'c:IIIaI.I.IiR, JR. JAMIQS DIIH. BA'I'c:IIIzI.OR WAL'I'I2R H. BIZAMAN, JR. CI,O'I'IIWOR1'HY BIRNIII, JR. JAMES M. BLACK ANDREW B. BOLTON, JR. GOIQDON K. BURNIII' LUCIRN D. BURNII'I I', JR. JAMRS W. CALHOUN EDWARD C. CARRIS, JR, VIVIAN R. CHOWNING, JR. JAMIIS A. T. DAVIIJSON RICHARD B. DAVIIZS BRNJAMIN W. DAVIS, JR. JOHN P. DAVIS, JR. HAROI.lD G. Im MOYA GIJORGII A. DH'I'WIl,lER WILLIAM H. DIGRIIGORIKI JAMIQS F. DIXON AI.I!EIl1' J. DRIIUIJING, JR. WILLIAM C. EATON ADAIR A. EIIY CHARLRS S. Es'I'IIII WAI.'I'lER I., FALK, JR. ROIIIIRT B. FIIILD BARIIOUR H. FI.RWIII,I.IzN WILLIAM J. FOWL FRANK H. FULLER IIAWRIINCIE C. FULLER KARL H. N. CIIIRLACH OMER A. GIANNINY, JR. THOMAS R. GIBSON WARD G. GOHTZ WILLIAM M. GRAIIAM FIRST YEAR ROIIIIRT A. GuRI.Izv BERNARD GU'I rMAN JAMIQS A. HAGEMAN CHARLIIS E. HAMM RICHARD R. HANSON ROIIIIR1' W. HARPER, JR. WILLIAM D. HAR'I'. JR. TIIOMAS G. HISIIEFORIE FRIIDIQRICK B. HIGIIII! JOSIHIH S. HUMII, JR, FRANK C. JRNSRN BRLIIORD D. KIILLAM JOHN M. KIIRR, JR. JAMIzs H. KIRIIY, JR. EDWARD KRnIcK CHARLES A. LAMII CLIFTON H. LIIA'rHRRIIuRI', JR. GRORGR H. Lu'rz, JR. ROBERT E. MCCONNIILI., JR. EDWARD O. Mr:CUIs, III THOMAS W. MARKWCHKDIJ LOUIS F. MARTIN LIIVI P. MAUPIN, JR. DAVID K. MRLTZIIR ALBERT D. MOON LAXVRIENIIB E. MORGAN FRANK F. NAZOR JOHN S. NICHOLAS TPIOMAS J. NICHOLS, III CIHORGII B. NORRIS WIzScO'I r B. NOR'fllAM JAMES C, PIZARSON FRIIDRRICK E. PIEDIZRSON AI.I.IIN H. PIIIIR THOMAS P. PEYTON, III SEYMOUR PIIIIIIIIHR WII.LIAM H. PIGG JOHN L. RAY ll08I EMORY W. RIEISINGIER, II ROBI'ilL'l'0 R. RISH JAMIIS S. RITCHIII RUIIUS G. ROnRR'I'S, JR. PHIIIIPS C. ROOSA EDWIN S. ROSIIIIIIRRI' MORTIMRR Sc:IIA'I'zIIIzRo JAc:K RosIzNnLOoM EARNIISI- P. SCIlI!l.LING MOR1-IMIQR S. ScIIIIfIf RICHARD S. SIIHUIIMAN RIIUIIIQN R. ScIIWRI'I'zIaR BIIRNARD H. SHUMAN ROIIIIRT T. SOIIIRLD LOCKHART SPEARS WlI.I.lAM T. STARNIIS BHNARD S. STROMGRIIN JAMIaS B, S'I'uL1'ING EDWARD C. SUHLING FRANK A. THOMAS, JR. SIIIRLIIY H. THOMAS SIMON L. L. THOMPSON NIIAL O. WAIII2, JR. IJOUGLASS H. WARNIIR S1'ANLnmH1 WlEI.I.S PHILIP WEIIHIER BIIVIIRIJIY M. WIIITII WILLIAM C. WIII'fI.43CK EDMUND D. WILKINSON BURHN O. WILLIAMS, JR. WII.I.IAM S. WIIILIAMS CIIARLRS O. WILLIS GIiRAI.D T. WIl.LlS, JR. EDWIN L. WILSON, JR. ARTHUR J. Wl1'TS1'0IIK BENJAMIN F. Woo PIIILL C. WOOD, JR. JOHN S. YATliS WILLIAM E. YOAKUM, JR. 9 we 3061116 cliff DEPARTMENT UE ENGINEERING JOHN B, ANTIIONY, JR. JoIIN A. IILACKBURN RICIIARIJ D. HOUTROS CHARLES L. BROWN, JR. AVERY CATLIN FRANK H. DIELPIIINO 'I'HoMAs J. DICKERSON D. IVIAXWELI. EI.I.E'l l' ROBERT B. FINLAY VVILLIAM W. Fox FRANK L. I-IoLIfoRn JERMAIN S. IRIsII IIENNO JANssIaN, JR. I-IoWARn W. KX'MP'l'0N, JR. P. ROBERT I..AURlAUI.'l' IVIA'I I'HEW LAWMAN, JR. IRWIN M. LEWIS RALPH G. LIGIITNER, JR. LAURENCE K. LOFTIN, JR. VVILLIAM F. MARKw0on, JR. JAMIss E. MAY LLOYD F. MILLER T. JAMES MILLIGAN, 111 BRUCE K. NELSON VVARREN W. OKKERSE EIJWIN D. PAIzsT RICHARD C. PALMER LEONIDAS H. PANcoAs'r, JR DINWIDDIE C. REAMS, JR. ROBERT B. RoosI:vIaLT, III HRYCE P. SCHOFIELD EMERSON W. SMITH SHIRLEY H. SMITH, JR. HAMILTON SMITIIIEY H091 GARLANII H. SPICRR, JR. S'l'UAR'I' '1'ALB0'I' DEAN R. 'IIIIACKIIR JAMES R. VFIIROVVHR PE'I'I-IR E. R. VVIEIIISMANN JAMES J. WILLIAMS RonnR'r B. VVINSBRO WILLIAM R. VVINSBRO FRIsnIzRICK S. Woon WILLIAM D. Wool: MILLIARI: D. ZISISBERG .1- 5--3 Q.. -ig l- - l - 2 F -13 gp- i Zh- ,Q g-- --R gn- Y 1- .., I 1 1 -' I - -1 W 1 1-- - gi- ? -11 ?l 1- -Q -i 1-Q - 1-f -- ' '- DEPARTMENT UFEIIUIIATIIIN First Row ANNIE GARNA BLAKIEY CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA JACK Hom' Boom FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA Virginia Players, 1940-'41, Technical Director, 19423435 Dcan's List. Seronzl Row BIITII CoPPs WARREN, VIRGINIA BETH NORMA CoWI.I:s CHARLOTTESVILLB, VIRGINIA Virginia Players. BETTY Cksws, R.N. HUNTINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA William and Mary, 1937-'39, Stuart Circle Hospital, Richmond Va., 1939-'42. MII,nRIaI: LAWSON CARTIQR CI-IARL0'I I'I1svILLIz, VIRGINIA WILIIIAM DAvIs CROCKETI' TANGIER, VIRGINIA Dormitory Counsellor, 19413435 Student Police Chief, l942 '43g Dean's List. RALPI-I VAN SICKLER CI-IAMIxI,IN, JR. LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Alpha Tau Omega: First Year Track, 19405 Glec Club, 19435 ANR RAMBAUT HOLMES Varsity Boxing, 19413435 College Tnpirx Business Staff, 19415 I University Volunteer Unity Dagger Societyg Varsity Track, NORFOLK, VIRGINIA 19-11343, Secretary, Kappa Delta, Womcn's Athletic Committee. IIIZI APPLICANTS FOR DEGREES IN EDUCATION First Row Ru'rII BANcRoIf1' IRVING UNIVERSITY, VIRGINIA Kappa Delta, Treasurer, 1942-'43. MARGARHI' MII.I.IaR RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Hiram College, Ohio, Northwestern University, Catawba Sana- torium School of Nursing, Medical College of Virginia School of Nursing: Margaret Hague Maternity Hospital, Jersey City. EvEI.vN CI1AIvInI.IN IVIURREIII. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Madison College, Harrisonburg, Va.g Stuart Circle Hospital, Richmond, Virginia. MARX' ELIZAl'IE'1'1'I NORI l.I'1l'I'l' SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA Madison College, Harrisonburg, Va.: Stuart Circle Hospital. Richmond, Virginia. Second Row MARY ANNE PO'I I'S RUMFORD, MAINE NANCY Louisn Russurvi CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA Chi Omega, lPresident, l94l-'43, President of Woman Stu- dent Amociation and Council, 1942-'43, Member of Virginia Players. GARLAND Rrrcuir S'I'EvIsNs FINCASTLB, VIRGINIA Dean's List, Intermediate Honors, Virginia Players. .Q MARGAREI' WERNAEF L lm ,, fax HUDSON FALLS, NZW ORPS-E -1 . SecretafY, Women's St i I .Af Q51 I N :J ' AI.m2N W.lTV- I' R I X : IIROADWAY: of I X' ' I: , E. - I .., Dagger Society, Dormitory Counsellor: S d nt Poffe 1941- '43: First Year Boxing, l939 First ar asegil, 19593 DC2II1,5m A, :' T..Y3 LJ : Ill!! 2- X 7 . -0 ..L. ,gf -Q. Cel'5 DABNEY WEx.LFoRn .... ..... P resident COY H. PRICE . . . Secretary-Treasurer D Enwm C. I-IUTTER . . . . . . I-Iislqilrn . I i u Xgxf xi xy , fu' x ! A New 1 YM DEPARTMENT nr nnfxlduygxnfx XBTUE1 ES A f V f W' f Avi JW VW um 'X'l'3'ff V-: ' W 6211- ALBERT K. COCRE . . NORMAN H. LEAKE . THAO M. AMACRER . KENNE1'PI C. BASS, JR. . CHARLES L. CLARK . . ALLEN B. EDWARDS . MARIANO GARCIA, JR. . WALTER H. CTO'l I'SCI-IALK MARGARET P. GREGORY . EDWIN C. HU'I'I'ER . . WILLIAM C. JOHNSTON . ARTHUR L. JONES . . ARTHUR W. JONES . ARTHUR KAPLAN . JAMES E. BERDAHI. . RICHARD F. BROMER . MARION M. BROWN, II . GRACE L. CARR .... Q APPLIEANT5 EIJH DEGREES DEPARTMENT OF GRADUATE STUDIES Applicants for the Master of Science Degree June, 1943 . . . . . .Physics . . . . . .Chemistry JASON M. SALSEURY . HENRY' LEIDHEISER, JR. . RUSSELL J. ROWLETI' . . . . . . . Chemistry Applicants for the Doctor of Philosophy Degree June, 1943 . . Chemistry CARL E. KOE'I'I'ER . . . . Chemistry JAMES R. MEYER . . . . . Mathematics LAWRENCE G. NELSON . . . Economics ALLEN S-. POWELL . . . . . Mathematics . . .Mathematics JOHN H. REISNER, JR. . . CHARLES S. SIMONS . . . . Biology ARTHUR L. STAUFFACHER . Physics JOHN C. STRICKLAND . . . . Physics BENJAMIN J. TODIY . . .Chemistry HAROI.lD W. WARD . . . Biology THOMAS W. WII.I.IAMS . . Latin JACOB W. WILLIAMSON . Applicctnts for the Meister' of Science Degree func, 1943 . .Music WILLIAM B. JOHNSON . . Sociology BEVERLY J. LAYMAN . . . . English . . English MARTIIA J. CHURCH . . . . History GWENDOLYN S. CRAWFORD . . . . Economics ALFRED S. CURTIS . . . . . Education HERSCHEL H. ELLIOTI' . . . Philosophy WILLIAM H. FISHER . . . Economics MARION K. FORT, JR. . . . . Mathematics EUGENE VAN N. GOETCHIUS . . . German JOSEPH A. GREENE . . . . . Economics HUGH K. HAWK .V . . . Economics MEREDITII JOHNSON . . History WINII-'RED J. LOSSE . CAROI. E. MARSHALL . WILLIE H. MILLER, JR. RAYMOND J. MOORE . CLARENCE A. NEEE, JR. . HOWARD M. OWEN . . R. SEPTIMUS PACE, JR. STANLEY C. SHULI. . . THOMAS D. WELLFORD . . Chemistry . Chemistry . German . . Biology . . English . Chemistry . . Physics . . Physics . Y. Physics . . Biology . . Chemistry Political Science . . . Physics . . Biology . . Economics . . English . . History . . English . . French . . Biology . . English . . . Biology . . . .Music Rural Soc. Econ. . . . English RUSSELL L. WINE . . . . . Mathematics FRANK MCK. WINSTON . . . Economics ARTHUR M. VVHl'I'EHlLL . . . Economics E EH AT ROBERT W. ALFRIEND LUCY B. ALLEN . . RUFUS K. ALLISON . . . THAD M. AMACKER . . . . HARRY AMMON . . . ALFRED R. ARMSTRONG . . FRANK BADER . . . PHILIP S. BAILEY . . EDWARD G. BALLARD . . KENNETH C. BASS, JR. TRYON F. BAUER . . - JAMES E. BERDAHL . . . . RICHARD R. BERNARD - - - EDWARD R. BERRY . . . . . . Chemistry . . English . Chemistry . Chemistry . . History . Chemistry Mathematics MELVIN W. AYLOR . . . . . . . .Physics . Chemistry . Philosophy . Chemistry . . Biology . . . Music Mathematics . Chemistry THOMAS S. BLOODWORTH, JR. . History DOROTHY J. BOTTS . WILLIAM P. BRANN HERBERT L. BRIDGES. RICHARD F. BROMER GRACE L. CARR .... IRBY B. CAUTHEN . . JAMES D. CHERRY . . MARTHA J. CHURCH CHARLES L. CLARK . ALBERT K. COCKE . - JOHN F. CODINGTON EVBRBTI' C. COCEILL- . - - ANITA Y. COHN . - - ELIz. D. COLEMAN . . GEO. E. COPENHAVER . . - MARY J. Cox. . . . Mathematics . Rural Soc. Eco. JR. . .Education . Sociology . . English . . English . . English . . History Mathematics . . History ROBERT W. COAKLEY .... . . . .Physics . Chemistry . Chemistry . . . French . . History . Education Mathematics GWBNDOLYN S. CRAWFORD . Economics MARY J. CROMER ...... Economics ALFRED S. CURTIS ...... Education DAVID N. DAVIDSON .... Education VIRGINIA DICKERMAN . Political Science JOSEPH G. DINWIDDIB, JR. . . Chemistry ALLEN B. EDWARDS. HERSCHEL H. ELLIOTT . MARY FXNCH ..... WILLIAM H. FISHER GORDON N. FLANNAGAN . . . . . .Economics . Philosophy . . English . . . .Economics . Chemistry MARION K. FORT, JR. . .Mathematics ELERIEDA FRANKL . . . JAMES M. FRBDERICKSEN JAMES A. FREBK . . . ABRAHAM J. FREUND . RUTH M. GILMBR . . . . . . . .Latin . . Chemistry . Chemistry . Chemistry MARIANO GARCIA, JR. . .Mathematics MARY E. GAULDEN . . . . . Mathematics . . Biology EUGENE VAN N. GOE'FCHlUS . German WALTER H. G01'TSCHALK . Mathematics CECIL C. GRAVES ...... Education JOSEPH A. GREENE . . . . Economics KOSSBN GREGORY i. . . .Enslifb IVJARGARET P. GREGORY . STUIIE T5 . . .Biology GRANT H. HARNEST . . . .Chemistry AUBREY E. HARVEY, JR. . .Chemistry HUGH K. HAWK . . . . . .Economics FRANCIS H. HELLER . Political Science PATRICIA K. HOLEERT ..... History FREDERICK C. HOLLEIK . . .Chemistry PAUL G. HOOK .... . . Education SHIRLEY C. HOOVBR . . . . Biology HOMER A. HUMPHREYS . . . Education EDWIN C. HUTTER . . . .Physics EARL MCS. HYDE .... . .History ELIZABETH G. JACKSON .... English MEREDITH JOHNSON ...... History WILLIAM B. JOHNSON, JR. . Economics WILLIAM C. JOHNSTON . . . .Physics ARTHUR L. JONES ..... Chemistry ARTHUR W. JONES . . . .Biology BEVERLY JONES .... . .Biology CLAIBORNE S. JONES ..... Biology EDWIN H. JONES ....... Spanish PHYLLIS E. JONES .... Dermatology ARTHUR KAPLAN ........ Latin LEONARD KASLE .... . Philosophy FRANK S. KAULEACK, JR. . .Economics ROY S. KISER ......... 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A . .Mtfif W-1 -l uv -nr if EEQEQEE65 is ATHLETICS If our educational institutions are sup- posed to implement students for an all-out effort in the interest of preparedness during the present emergency, should they forget sports for the duration Qas advocated by somel, or should they make use of all fa- cilities and opportunities that can contrib- ute to clearly defined objectives? The following answer was given by one whose experience and training in military science should enable him to offer highly qualified opinion, General Douglas MacArthur: Training on the athletic field, which pro- duces in a superlative degree the attributes of fortitude, self-control, resolution, cour- I N WAR-TIME age, mental agility and physical stamina, is one completely essential to an effcient solclieryf' The athletic policy of the University of Virginia contemplates the broadest possible coordination of all phases of athletic train- ing- intercollegiate contests, intramural competition, and an intensified program of physical fitness for all students of the College. So far and so long as tlre war situation permits and tlie government ap- proves We sliall continue this tliree-fold program. NoRToN G. PRITCHETT, Director of Athletics. I if Z ll201 'FRUMAN P. SOUTIIALI. RICHARD R. BERNARD MCCI-IEsNEx' GOODALII, JR VVEIR M. TUCKER WILLIAM B. MARBURY INNES C. PIAINES ALBERT H, LOWMAN CHARLES M. VVAIISII, III CIIARLES L. REED CIIARLES F. SCIINEIOER VVILLIAM MASSIE SMITII DANIEL D. 'I'ALI.EY, III VVIIILIAM M. VVIil.Ifl.EY HENRY T. WICKI-IAM FRED L. BHNCKENSTEIN DAVID A. BREWSTER EDWARD C. CAMI-BELL ROBERT B. CRANE THOMAS S. EDWARDS NORMAN FAROUIIAR ALLEN C. HOPKINS CARL JOI-INsON BEVERLY JONES JAMEs A. BEAR, JR, C. EDGAR BRYANT CIIARLEs C. COOPER FRANCIS N. CRENSI-IAVV IIQIIOMAS E. DUDIIEY R. rfURNBUl.L GII.I.E'l l'E GEORGE S. GRIMIES VVILLIAM M. HILL ROBERT H. HURT EDWARD KREICK IRWIN J. LAKIN IIIIRBIER1' N. MUNIIALL, JR JACK F. MURRAY' GEORGE F. NEEI1' DON D. NIKI.AsON MlI.'I'ON A. PARLOW CHARLES G. PILLON WILI.IAM J. REA JOIIN W. REARDON LEIGII C. RIIETT ERIC M. SCIILESINGER ROBERT D. SEILER 4 THOMAS S. STUETZER, JR. ULU RICHARD W. WILTSHIRE Pruidont I 121 I I'IENRY H. UIIILEIN DONALD G. WANNER JENNINGS W. PIOBSON GEORGE G. SI-IACKELI-'ORD GRANT L. BLANKIN, JR. EDWIN C. CLEMENTS WILLIAM C. FECIITER ROGER D. FRALEY SAMUEL D. GRAIIAM NVILLIAM V. PICKE'rT RALIIII ROBBINS GEORGE A. STEWART DAVID C. WILSON RICIIARD W. VVIIXFSHIRIE JOIIN K. BURKE HARRY G. LEWMAN VVILLIIE T. BARNE'I'l', JR. CARI. A. BROADDUS, JR. JOHN T. GAMBI.OS JAMES P. ELKINS ROBERT B. FINIIAY TI-IOMAs J. GREEN ROBERT L. LAURIAUIXI' JIMMY MIRAGI.l0'I'I'A MAUI-IN E. MASSEX' FRANCIS M. NULI. HENRV B. S'l'EVVAR'l' ROV B. MARTIN TIIOMAS I-IARDV VIQODD NATIIANIEL VV. BOYD EDWARD C. CAMI'BEI.I. BAVLOR CAPERS CURTIN COLEMAN S'l'ERI.ING fTRUMMAN GROVE MCCOWN WILLIAM MARBURI' J. BUCKLEY VVlII'I'I.A'l'CIl IRWIN R0'l'llSCIIII,D - CIIARI.Es BROWN ALEXANDER CAVE ANDREW CIIRIs'I'IAN ROBERT NICICINLEY JAMES D. PATTON ALBERT O. SCAEURO ROBERT MCAl.PlNli BROOKS PIERCE ARCHIE HAH N Track I jf ' 1 TRU MAN SOUTHALL, '40 Boxing BUN NY CORCORAN Assisfanf Foofball FRANK J. MURRAY Fooiball we 606lCAe5 of ffm afar ART GU EPE Assisianf Foofball R B . B I50-P4 THE ALUMNI ASSUKIATIII f . ' N sp . Q.. . Q evglfrl I The Alumni Association's headquarters at Alumni Hall opposite the Gymnasium is a feature of University life which, perhaps, re- ceives too little attention from the undergradu- ates. Besides being a place of conference for the Alumni Association, Alumni Hall extends to every graduate a hearty welcome on his re- turn to alma mater-whether it is after a foot- ball game or in the bleak March days. Com- fortable lodgings are provided those who from time to time return for visits, and the Lounge Room-a gift of the class of 1942--is often crowded with returning Virginia men. If only because it is the logical completion of one's University life, Alumni Hall should be held dear to the hearts of all Virginia men. MALCOLM LUCK, Secretary. BOARD OF MANAGERS OF THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION DR. WILLIAM E. MARIIURY MR. E. LELAND r11AYL0R MR. C. S. ASI-IRY HENRY President MR. EUGENE S. WILI.IAIvIs MR. MR. VIRGINIUS R. SHACKELFORD MR. BERNARD C. BALDWIN, JR. MR. WILLIAM M. CAMP MR. ROBERT F. BALDWIN, JR. FRANK E. l'iARTMAN MR. ZACH TOMS MR. ANDREW D. CHRISTIAN MR. FRANK TALBOTT, JR. MR. MR. HENRY J. rl.1AYI.OR CHARLES R. FENWICR MR. FRANK W. ROGERS I'l23'l FIIUTHALL STAFF FRANK J. MURRAX' . . . . Head Coafh AR'l4llUR A. CORCORAN . .... End Coach AR'l'llUR GUEPE . . . , . Baal.-field Coarh ARCIIIIE HAIIN . . . ..... Trainer RALPH IIIEIKKINIEN . ..... , Line Coach JIENNINGS W. HOBSON . . . Busimurs Managn fslilikflliff.SHACKEL1-'ORD , . . . . Field Manager CAPTAIN HILL MANAGER HOBSON MANAGER SHACKELFORD JAMES A. BEAR, JR. KlENNIi'l'll F. BEVAN C. EDGAR BRYANT RICHARD B. BUCR CHARLES COOPER JOHN C. IRABNHY ARIJEN L. DAY H, MERLE DEBUSKEY THoMAs E. DUDLEY SQUAD MEMBERS jERoI,n P. ICUSTHR TURNEULI. GII.I.li'I l'li CPEORGE S. GRIMES WILLIAM M. I'Ill.l. ROBERT H. I-IUR'I' IEIIWARII KREKCK IRWIN J. LARIN HERBERT N. MUNIIAL1., JR. H241 JACK F. MURRAX' GEORGE NEFF ARMANI: N. NEWMYER DON D. NIKALSON MlI.'I'0N A. PARI.0w CHARLES PH.I.oN WILLIAM J. REA JOHN W. REARDON LEIGH C. RIlIi'l l' AIAMES Ross ERIC SCHLESINGISR ROBERT SVEILER 'l'oM S. N. S'l'Uli'l'ZIiR HENRY UIHLEIN DONALD G. WANNER J. BERNARD WYCKOEE THE SEASON People who use a long list of victories as the only yardsticlc by which to measure the success of a football team may well have been dis- appointed with the 1942 aggregation. But to a broader student of the game and to one who sees more in it than a mere drive for victories at any cost, the season was far from a failure. No more gallant boys eve: wore the Orange and Blue than those who played through the 1942 schedule. Though they succeeded in win- ning only two games it could never be said of them that they stopped fighting. Even when they were outclassed by a superiar team from North RESULTS Virginia ..... IZQ Hampden-Sydney. . . o Lafayette ..... 191 Virginia ...... I3 U. S. Naval Acad. . 35: Virginia .... . o Va. Poly. Institute . 201 Virginia ...... I4 Va. Military Institute 383 Virginia . . , . 18 Virginia ..... 345 VVashington and Lee . 7 Virginia ..... 73 Richmond .... . 7 Maryland ..... 275 Virginia ...... I2 North' Carolina . . . 285 Virginia . . . . I3 H251 JIM BEAR Carolina, they put up a scrap that brought respectful comment from the crowd. Virginia was pointing to a team in 1942 comparable to the Dudley era, but the National Emergency waylaid all prospects of such a season. Captain-elect William Suhling was called to the Marines. Ashby Mar- shall and Robert Fuller were among a great many other letter-men to leave school for the armed forces. Injuries, too, caused considerable dam- age to the hopes of the team. Frank Crenshaw broke a leg in practice which left the center position weakened for the entire year. Herb Mun- hall, Eddie Bryant, Henry Uihlein and Don Niklason's playing were limited. In the middle of the season Jack Mlirray suffered a broken leg and George Grimes was hospitalized by injuries. HANK UIHLEIN HERB MUNHALL GEORGE GRYMES DON NIKLASON BOB SEILER MILT PARLOW TABB GILLETTE The season was high-lighted by the sensational passing of Turnbull Gillette who led both the state and the nation with the number of passes completed. Charlie Cooper, Tony Lakin and Jim Bear at guard, and Bob Seiler and Milt Parlow at tackle tried to hold the line together. Cooper was later shifted to center. He and Gillette made the All State second team. Captain Billy Hill, a constant pass receiver along with Tom Dudley, especially shined on defense. Nine games were played, four of them at home. The first was played in Scott Stadium on a rainy September with Hampden-Sydney College, whose team gave the Cavaliers a scare but lost the game 12-0. George Grimes playing his first year on the varsity team, was to a great extent responsible for the Cavalier victory by his beautiful passing and kicking. Herb Munhall scored the first touchdown as a result of one of these punts that went out on the Tiger one yard line. The Hampden-Sydney kicker was rushed and his kick went to his three yard line. Munhall in two tries took it over from there. Grimes intercepted a pass in the second quarter. I-Ie then threw a pass to Eric Schlesinger who was downed on the three yard line. Grimes took it over from there. As the game went on, the field became so muddy.that neither team was able to exhibit any real offensive power. At the Naval Academy, all Virginia did was to threaten and were sunk by the Navy 35-0. The Navy attack seemeed designated for the inexperienced line of the Cavaliers. Every other Middie run featured some variation of a reverse, first a fake Studer off tackle, a reverse Studer to Hume, and at tim-cs -l CAPTAIN HILL i I I . 5 FV-3 '! v . L -swf L- af QW!-11. T, f5m?fwsv.w.t:f'?E1f-'?f EDDIE KREICK LEIGH RHETT ERIC SCHLESINGER TONY LAKIN CHAR-LIE COOPER every man in the backfield would handle the ball before a Middie would sweep around with two or three interefers. The Cavaliers though out- classed were scrapping to the last. With a minute left to play Virginia had fight enough to roll 56 yards to the Navy four. A strong V. M. I defense and the scoring power of Joe Muha crushed the Cavaliers 38-18 in a game played at home. V. M. I's. hard-running captain scored no less than 20 points to lead his team to victory. The Murraymen capitalized on their opponents fumbles to score. Bob Seiler was the mainstay in the line. Munhall, Dudley and Bryant scored. Gillette completed 14 of 28 passes, one of which was a touchdown play to Dudley in the end zone. Billy Hill lead his team against Richmond in a spirited game tied at 7-7 played at Richmond.- EDDIE BRYANT ul Billed as a duel between wide-open T-teams, the game started more like a clash of power squads as both teams waited for the breaks and resorted to kicking in the first quarter. On the first play of the second quarter, Munhall swept around left end to score the touchdown standing up. Schlesinger dropped back from the line and kicked the first Cavalier extra point of the season. Time after time the Cavalier ends led by Billy Hill and Tom Dudley threw Richmond backs for losses, but the Spiders surged back in the second half 'to knot the count. The improved Cavaliers fell before the aerial attack of Lafayette at Easton. The score was 19-13. Frizzell, a first year man played with the varsity only in this game. With Lafayette in possession of the ball deep in her own terri- tory, Tackle Bob Seiler intercepted a pass and carried it to the four yard line, from which big Herb Munhall carried it across for the first score of the game. The kick for the extra point IIZSJ was wide. Later Bryant tossed to Dudley for another Virginia score. Bryant converted. The Maroon struck back hard all day and in the end was one touchdown ahead of the Cavaliers. A Cavalier late rally failed to halt a strong V. P. I. team at Norfolk and lost 20-14. Behind 20 points the Cavaliers came back in the last period but their drive was one touch- down short. Uihlein scored from the four, Schlesinger converting. Don Niklason out most of the season on account of injuries plunged over from the nine. The kick was wide for the extra point. From the Virginia standpoint, the feature game of the year was with Washington and Lee at Lexington which after an intensive propagan- da campaign on their part, failed to halt the Orange and Blue. Virginia piled up its largest score of the season, 34-7. It was Tabb Gillette who was the star of this fray. Tabb personally accounted for four touchdowns when he threw four passes good for points to Uihlein, Tom Dudley and two to Eddie Kreick. Eric Schlesinger kicked four out of live extra points for Virginia. The first touchdown of the after- noon was scored by Hank Uihlein who bucked over from the one foot line after a sustained drive of 40 yards. The rest of the scoring was done by Gillette and his pass receivers. Tabb completed 23 out of 35 passes. In the second quarter the Minx finally scored. A fourth year man at Virginia can never remember losing to Wasliington and Lee. In a battle of the T's, Clark Shaughnessy's Maryland team outweighed and outplayed a smaller Virginia squad 27-12 at Charlottesville. The Cavaliers broke the ice with a run by Uihlein who went around the end, straight-armed a tackler for the score. Then Maryland went into action and were never headed. Gillette sparked an 80 yard drive and Herb Munhall who had been out for some time crashed over for the final score for Virginia. Brilliant flashes of play and determination were not enough to stop a superior North Caro- . il, lina team before a Virginia dance week-end crowd. North Carolina 28, Virginia 13. Captain Billy Hill, Eddie Bryant, and Tabb Gillette--all playing their last game for the Cavaliers--led the team in the traditional Tar Heel clash with some of their most brilliant playing. The flashy Bryant was at his season's best as he played one of the best games of the day as safety man, clicking off several beautiful runs from scrimmage as well as on kick returns. Hill was magnificent at the right end post, snag- ging both of Virginia's touchdown passes. Gil- lette shared passing honors with George Grimes, but his great tossing was a prime factor in Vir- ginia's offensive drives. Grimes passed to Hill for both scores and converted on one extra point after touchdown. That the Virginia Football Team continued in this, a war year, is a credit to both the coaches and team members. Though the season was I10t at all outstanding, it was none the less commendable for its sportsmanlike love of the game, which is after all the essence of the sport. ,.....--V HUXI li AT VIHHI IA ROY MARTIN VVxl.l.1la BARNliI.l. . Rm' Mmmw . . 'l'RuM,w SoU'r1mr.1. Mfxuvn: Mixssm' jmvuas ICLKINS Tom Ummm jrxmnas M1RAr:l.1o'r'r,x Wxl,l,m ISARNWI' Virginian . Virginia . Virginia . Virginia . Virginia . Virginia .... WSL-:mul not fini:-i'wsi. ll301 ik, M ,fa STAFF . , . . Uafvlaiu . M11 Illlflfl' . . . . . Coarh TEAM Muxrow P,uu.ow llrsxkr S'l'IWVAR'l' JAMES IELKINS Ronmu' I.Aukmu1xr IPM:-:K Num, ROIHERT lflwmar DON NlCKl.AsoN .IACK CAMm.0s CARI. linumnnus SCHEDULE . 7 g V. P. I .... . I . 4Mg North Carolina - . 3M . 5 g Murylnml . . . . 3 . .pkg MiCil'ijlZll1 State . . 3M . 3K5 Penn Stntc . . . . .LM . 3 'VViscnnsin . . RESUME OF THE SEASON Adopting the heritage of john S. LaRowe, Coach Truman Southall tutored the ever- good boxing team, winning the first four matches. However, injuries, scholastic diffi- culties and calls to the armed forces did not permit continuance of this fast pace. Frank Null and Milf Parlow, co-captains, along with Willie Barnett, suffered injuries which took away winning points as the season went on. jimmy Miragliotta, a first-year man, was the outstanding boxer of the season, thrilling the spectators with pure ability and general all-around showmanship. Massey and Elkins both showed well at 120 pounds, while Green and Miragliotta alternated between 127 pounds and 135 pounds. Willie Barnett again starred at 145 pounds. Null and Finley alternated at 155 pounds. Don Niklason worked at 165 pounds and Jack Camblos filled in as alternate. Bob Lauriault and Carl Broaddus shared 175-pound honors. Hank Stewart filled in in the heavyweight class for Parlow who had to stop fighting in mid-season due to an injury. The opener with V. P. I. was packed with knock-downs, but the V. P. I. team was tougher than the 7-1 score showed. They forfeited fights in the two lowest weights and the only match they won was the 155-pound. jimmy Miragliotta made his debut for Virginia in this match and was very impressive in scoring a T. K. O. over an opponent with about four inches advantage in height and reach. In the 145-pound class, Willie Barnett's opponent was stretched on the mat within the first forty-five seconds of the first round. Null was outpointed in the 155-pound class, and Don Niklason won an PARLOW MASSIE CAPT. BARNETT GREEN NULL impressive decision in the 165-pound bout. A surprise came up in the 175-pound class when Carl Broaddus scored a third-round knockout. Milt Parlow kept up the knock-out surprises when he floored his man late in the second round of the heavyweight class. At Chapel Hill the Cavaliers were again victors, winning 4M to SZ. In the bantamweight class, Carolina took the fight with a decision over Elkins. Then Mirag- liotta evened up things. Carolina again went ahead by securing a decision over Green. Barnett, lighting at his best, then sent Virginia ahead when he T. K. O.'d his man in the second round. Finley fought to a draw for the Cavaliers. Niklason won his fight on points after it was stopped in the second round because of an eye cut. The score was tied when Broaddus lost a decision. The match results were up to Milt Parlow and be came through in true style when in the middle of the second round he T. K. Ofd his opponent. I In the next match, the Cavaliers punched out a 5-3 decision over a previously un- defeated Maryland team. Massey's delayed debut won the first match on a decision. Tom Green next scored a T. K. O. over his man. In the 135-pound class, Jimmy Miragliotta kept up the pace, winning his match. Barnett's opponent lasted the three rounds and lost the decision to the Virginia captain. Niklason and Camblos both lost their matches by very close decisions. The surprise of the evening was when Rodman of Maryland brought one up from the floor to lay Parlow out. The Cavaliers continued to remain undefeated as they took in the bouts with Michi- gan State. Score: 4M to 3M. In the bantamweight, Massey showed well but lost a H321 close decision to State's captain. Jimmy Marie, Virginiafs undefeated feacherweighr, gave the crowd a boxing exhibition as he decisioned his man. Tom Green suffered a loss in a T. K. O. in the second round. Captain Barnett showed his power when he T. K. O.'d his man in the second round of the 145-pound class. In the junior middle- weight class, Bob Finley came through in fine style to score a decision. Jack Camblos scored the surprise of the evening as he held the highly-vaunted Calkins of Michigan to a draw. Bob Lauriault lost a close one by decision. The match went to Virginia when Michigan State forfeited the heavyweight class. After the Cavaliers piled up a 3M to lead in the early matches, Penn State blasted the Cavalier record, taking the next four bouts and won the match 4M to BM. Maupin Massey pounded out a well-earned decision over Gray of Penn State. Jimmy Miragliotta continued his winning ways over State's wonder boy, Glen Hawthorne. This, the toughest flght of his career, was featured by fast footwork, as Jimmy went inside to pile up his margin of victory. The best bout of the evening found Barnett held to a draw. Null, seemingly not recovered from a tonsil operation, lost a long-range bout. Don Niklason fought a fine fight but was on the wrong end of a decision. Bob Lauriault lost a hair-lined decision to his opponent. Stewart-out-manned but not out- gamed-fought hard but lost his match to a superior foe. Syracuse took Virginia 5M to ZW. Though Elkins and Maragliotta both took their fights, Barnett lost his first match of the year. Null again lost at 155 pounds. Don Niklason showed great ability when he fought to a draw. Bob Lauriault was forced to forfeit. Hank Stewart fought gamely in the heavyweight class against Mira- bito, one of the finest fighters in the country, and took the count in the third round. As CORKS AND CURLS goes to press the match with Wisconsin has not been fought. l - I I l I I I l - I l I I NIKLASON BROADD US . CAMBLOS MIRAGLIOTTA H A S A L L Prospects for the 1943 basketball team were good this year, although they were not ex- actly to the point of deluding the Virginia supporters into hopes for an approximation of the state title holders of two years ago. WVith high scoring Captain Dick Wiltshire back at forward and such men as Hill Pickett, Roger lfraley, Billy Fechter, George Stewart, Ralph Robbins, and Him Patton to man Gus Tebell's quintet, it is not surprising that hopes were high. Although the final records do not indicate a superlative season, it was none the less creditable. The usual pre-Christmas swing left the Cavaliers entrenched as a firm menace to big- six opponents. Victories over Langley Field, Newport News Apprentice School, and the Naval Training liase were won with a comfortable margin, and Dick VViltshire amassed a total of S7 points to his credit. This, however, was the unfortunate omen that was to dog the Virginia team-VViltshire was its strength and its weaknessg when he was hot -so the team. With the resumption of the season and school, the Tebell men traveled to Petersburg, only to lose to a lmsky soldier outfit from Camp Lee 51-33. Three nights later the Cava- liers bounced back on top with a victory over North Carolina at Lynchburg. Les Blankin and Ralph Robbins went on a rampage in the last eight minutes of play to give Virginia a 50-45 decision. A series of ups and downs marked the fortunes of the Cavalier quintet hereafter. Camp Lee visited lWemorial Gymnasium and took the hosts into camp in a hard-fought battle. Though Virginia led at halftime, Camp Lee won 39-32. Two nightslaterCaptain VVilt- shire poured 22 tallies through the cords to defeat a stubborn I-lampdeu-Sydney five. The following game was lost by Virginia to lVIarylaud 45-53 in overtime at College Park. lt was a wild, action-filled contest, and considered quite a heartbreaker. The Washington and Lee basketball game has long been endeared to the hearts of Vir- ginia men by such stalwarts from Lexington as Dick Pinck, and this year's classic contest was no exception. Needless to say, the last-minute shot of Les Blankin which put the game on ice at a 35-34 temperature was well received by the lusty University rooters. Such close margins were not to be in our favor alwaysg in the same week the Riclunond Spiders spun the spheroid into the hoop just once more than the Cavaliers: score, 50-48. Dick VViltshire in this game basketed IQ points to maintain his lead in state scoring, and was thereafter never seriously threatened. l.l34l lVIoral victories are pretty disgusting as a general rule, but there was this year an excep- tion. The loss of George Stewart was keenly felt in the Richmond game, but when Fraley and lilankin were hospitalized the prospects against George Washington seemed dark in- deed. However, it is much to the credit of substitutes that the George Washington team was held to a 49-43 score. The dream team of the Norfolk Naval Base with its former All-Americans swamped the Virginia team 65-34. Although Dick VViltshire rang up I7 points against this great team and the Cavaliers hung on valiantly, the odds were stacked in favor of the visitors. The trip to V. M. I. next occupied Gus Tebell's men, and proved to be a disappointment as Wiltsl1i1'e was held to less than ten tallies. It was the Keydets' fourth consecutive win over the Cavaliers, who took it on the chin by a 39-25 count. Virginia broke back into the winning column in a rough and ready home game against the Bolling Field flyers. It was close all the Way, but the Cavaliers had just enough left to win 27-25. Now came a long losing streak. V. P. l.'s Gobblers were on the ball in their 62-46 victory over the Virginia team in Gus Tebell's last appearance as coach. VViltshire was held to eight points, but the rest of the team shot with unaccustomed accuracy. liim Patton and Bill Pickett were not enough in this respect to prevent Tech from running roughshod over the Cavaliers. Al Lowman, last year's co-captain, took over as coach from Gus Te- bell upon the latter's entrance into the Navy. A return match with Richmond found the Cavaliers still unable to shake off the doldrums. They next journeyed to Annapolis 6 A l l l CAPTAIN WILTSHIRNE MANAGER BURKE FRALEY PICKETT ROBBINS FECHTER GEORGE STEWART where the lliiddies staged a last-minute rally to snatch victory from Pickett and Wiltsl1i1'e who scored 18 and IQ points respectively. The rest of the team seemed impotent, how- ever, and Navy won 50-41. The Nlaryland Old Liners met the Cavaliers at Charlottes- ville, but the return engagement did not find Virginia as fortunate as they had been in the original encounter, lVIaryland won, 56-42. The Cavaliers were still unable to hit a winning stride in the following game against North Carolina l're-lflight who subjected Virginia to its fifth consecutive loss. Finishing up in a pale blaze of glory, the Cavaliers trimmed the V. M. I. five by a one-point margin, 36-35, at lVIemorial Gym, VViltshire and Pickett taking all but ten of Virginia's points. ln retrospect, the basketball season was a lively one which never at any time left the spectators cold. lf Virginia Won-that was swell, if they lost by a large score-too bad, but sterling playing was seen. Usually the games were close and hard fought. All were marked by Wiltshire and l'ickett's excellence. Dick VViltshire led the state in total num- l Z ' If lf . , I--I ber of points, by his defensive by no means overshadowed by his outstanding offensive playing. Blankin, Patton, Stewart, and first-year man Hill lVIcBratney were able team-mates who contributed greatly to the Virginia record. Next year's captain, Bill Pickett, can be counted on to do a great job with the team of I944 on the basis of his outstanding work this year. STAFF RICIIARD VV. VVll.'l'SlIlRIi , ..., Caplaiu JoIIN K. BURKE . . . HARRY LEWMAN . GUS T. '1'EIIEI.I. . AI. LowMAN . . l'zIr.vily MllII!l!lI'l' Fl'I'.ffllII!l1l Ma nay 1'1- . . fjlillfll . Cowl: CAPTAIN WILTSHIRE RICHARD P. BABYAK JOHN D. BLAIR, III G. LESTER BLANRIN, JR. LUCIEN D. BURNE'I'I', JR. EDWIN M. CLEMENT RICHARD S. COEER, JR. TOM CUILER Virginia . Virginia . Virginia . Virginia . Virginia . Virginia . Virginia . Virginia . ViI'giIIia . Virginia . Virginia . Virginia . Virginia . Virginia . Virginia . Virginia . Virginia . Virginia . Virginia . Virginia . SQUAD B. MERLIE DEEUSR EY WII.I.IAM FEcH'I'ER CI.IEIfoRo Fox ROGER FRALEY SAM D. GRAHAM GEORGE S. GRIMIES VVII.I.IAM MCBRATNEY JACK MCCOY JAMES D. MASON H ERE ERT MUNIIALI. ARMANI! NEVVMYIER ROBERT PAINE JAMES D. PA'I I'ON VVILIIIAM PIcItE'r'I' JOIIN L. RAY RAI.vII ROBBINS CHARLES H. SACKE'I r GEORGE S'l'EW'AR'l' DAVID C. WILSON RICIIARD W. WII.'I'sIIIRE SCHEDULE . . 363 Langley Field .... . 29 . . SIS Newport News Apprentice . . . 48 . . 52g Norfolk Apprentice . . I5 . . 33Q Camp Lee .... . . . Sl . 503 University of North Carolina . . . 4.5 . 493 lrlampden-Sydney ....- . . 40 . University of Maryland . ' . S3 . VVaShington and Lee . - . 34 . University of Richmond . . - 50 . George VVashington University . - . 4.9 . 5 Norfolk Naval Training Base . . 65 . Virginia Military Institute . . . , 39 . 3 Bolling Field ...... . . 25 . Virginia Polytechnic Institute . . 62 . . University of Richmond . . . . J,I . . U. S. Naval Academy . . 50 . . University of Maryland . . 56 . . North Carolina Pre-Flight . . 56 . . Virginia Military Institute . , 35 . Washington and Lee . . I . . 46 H371 lllllll MARBURY TUCKER WILLIAM B. MARBURY, JR. . BEVERLRY D. TUCKER, JR. . IRWIN B. RO'l'HSCIlll.D, JR, . ARCI-III2 HAHN . . . PAUL SALISBURY . . . M. DAVID BAXTER NATIIANIEI. W. BOYD, III ROBERT S. BOYD CARI. A. BROADDUS, II EDWARD C. CAMIIBELI. GILI1I5R'I' S. CAMPBELI., JR. BAYIIOR V. CAvIzRs LOUIS R. CIIALIVHNIH' CURTIN R. COLEMAN EDWARD D. DART BENJAMIN P. IJAVIDSON, JR. CIIARLIas DOUOIIIIII HARRY K. FOwI.Ie STAFF SQUAD JOI-IN G. GRAIIAM G. S'I'IzRLINc GRUMMAN CIIARLIIS C. HALL, JR. MAI.C0l.M A. HOl.l.llJAY WILLIAM E. KEl.l.EX', JR. EDVVARD KREICR CL H. LOUGIIBRIDGE, JR. C. GROVE MCCOWN VVILLIAM B. MARBURY, JR. S. FONTAINE MAURY, JR. EDVVARD A. MI'I'CIII:LI., JR. AR'l'lIUR F. MORRISON WII.LIAM R. NELSON SCHEDULE Virginia . . 71 Catholic U. ..... 27 Virginia . . Slyzf Roanoke A. C. . . 28 Virginia . . 50 2-33 V. M. I ...... 75 1-3 Virginia ...... 92 W. and M ...... 34 Virginia ...... 69Mg Maryland ..... 56Mg Big Six Meet-V. M. I., 49x51 Virginia, 41, . Co-Caplan: . . Co-Cajblazn . . . Manager . . . . . Coach , Assistant Coarlf KENNli'l'lI C. RATIIBUN NORMAN H. RATIIBUN L. BENTON S'I'IIvIaNs, JR. JOIIN II. S'I'ITEs AI.IsIcR'I' H. S'I'oDDARD, III J. rl'EMPI.E'l'ON STRONG C. DOWNING TAl'l', JR. HIINRY P. FINAYLOR, JR. 'lillOMAS HARDY r1i0DD, JR l'lliVIiRI.EY D. TUCKER, JR. J. BUCKLEY WI-II'I'I.A'I'CI-I R. GIIRARD VVILLSE WII.LIAM J. WINBURN Bridgewater ..... U. of Richmond . . . 19I V. P, I., 32 2-5, Richmond, 25 2-6, William 'lllll Mary, 135 and VVasl1ingtOn and Lee, 4. Il3Bl R-OTHSCHILD RESUME OF THE SEASON The 1942 Track Team had a fairly good but certainly exciting season with its usual ups and downs, winding up the year by taking what they considered a poor second in the fourteenth Annual Big Six Meet. Only twice before have the Cavaliers been satisfied with less than first place. The Cavaliers started their season indoors against Catholic U. and Bridgewater, by taking all firsts in but three events, Todd was tops as usual in both hurdles and Hall ran a fast 50 yards. In another indoor meet, the Cavalier trackmen romped over Roanoke and Richmond. Hall, Campbell, McCowan were all-Virginia in the 50- yard dash. Virginia swept both hurdles. Virginia found some trouble in the middle distances when Bev Tucker had to be contented with thirds. At the Southern Conference Track Meet at Chapel Hill, Virginia swept the dashes, with Campbell, Hall and McCowan finishing in that order. Tom Todd took the hurdles, and Bev Tucker the 880. Nat Boyd just missed the broad- jump championship by less than an inch. Runner-up in 1941, Tom Todd brought the first I. C. 4-A championship home to Virginia when he won the 60-yard high hurdles crown before 10,000 people in Madison Square Garden. Hall ran second to Ewell, record holder from Penn State, in his heat but bowed out in the semi- finals. Coming outdoors, the Cavaliers bowed to V. M. I. 75 1-3 to 50 2-3. Both teams ran neck and neck but the Keydets took the dashes, never again to be headed. Ken Rathbun was persistent to take the discus, tie for first on the pole vault, and take a second in the high jump. Virginia swept the high hurdles with Todd, Capers and Marbury finishing in that order. Hall took the dash at 100 yards, and Nat Boyd came through with the broad-jump. At the Penn Relays, Virginia won the shuttle relay and then the race was ran over because of a misplaced hurdle, the second time losing to Yale. Sonny Hall was clocked at 9.8 in losing his dash heat. The Cavaliers won their first state meet 92 to 34 over William and Mary. Rathbun again took individual honors, scoring two firsts and two seconds. The Cavaliers took O TOM TODD High Hurdle Champion first place in all but two events. They made clean sweeps in the mile, discus and high hurdles. Nat Boyd showed consistency by taking the broad-jump and tying with Rath- bun in the high-jump. Todd was slowed by an injured knee, hurt when he fell at the Penn Relays. The Virginia trackmen triumphed over -.,,,,,LN the Terps from Maryland as Ken Rathbun again excelled. Campbell took two firsts in both dashes along with Todd who toolc Firsts in both hurdles. Norm Rathbun tool: the javelin. Ken Rathbun tied for first in the high-jump with Maryland, won the pole vault, and beat out Boyd in the broad- jump. The meet was close and Virginia ended their season with a win, 692 to 562. V. M. I. tool: the Big Six meet as five old records crumbled. Virginia was second. The Cavaliers' only record-breaking was done by Tom Todd who lowered the low- hurdles record of 24.5 seconds by 3-10 of a second. As in every meet this year, Ken Rathbun was individual high scorer with a grand total of 11 points gathered by winning the high-jump, and by taking seconds in the pole vault and broad-jump. Tom Todd had ten points with two wins in the hurdles. Nat Boyd came through for Virginia to take a first in the broad-jump, just missing a record. ll-101 STAFF .us '1IIiI!Iil.I. . ....... Coach CIIARLES M. VVALSH, III . Ctlffflllll W W. BEVERLEY, JR. R1c11ARn M. BRANIYI' CIIARLHS L. BROWN A1.1.EN A. CAM1-EEL1. ALEXANDER MCR. CAVE ANIDREW H. C11R1s'r1AN CLAUDE C. COLEMAN, JR. BROOKE P IilRCli . ..... ..... M zumywr TEAM MEMBERS Gli1ORGIi B. CR1s1', JR. DAVID A. DASIIIEI., JR. B. P. EGc1.Es'1'oN, JR. NORMAN FAROUIIAR WH.L1AM C. FEc11'1'ER C1.vnE IE. Gum ROEER1' T. GII.I,Ii'I I'I5 Jo11N I-I. KIRK J. I-IENRY LATCIIUM ROEER1' P. 1.111115 ROEERT E. McA1.1'1NE ROEER1' A. MCKINl.liX' CHARLES VV. MIiRRl'I I' WARREN T. IVIICIIAEI. JAMES D. PA'1'1'ON, III WALTER A. S'1'. C1.A1R SPRING RECORD FRANK I.. SAL1s11URv A1.nER'1' 0. SCAFURO VVILLIAM T. TRADER ROEERT N. 'IIYLIER GEORGE F. VVEs'r CIIARLHS M. VVALSH, III RICIIAKRII VV. VVIIXFSIIIRE Virginia Bridgewater' . . . o Virginia Maryland ........ 5 Virginia 01 W. and L. Ccallcd 6th, rainj . o Virginia Richmond ........ o Virginia W. a11d L ..... . . . 6 Virginia William and Mary . . . 1 Virginia Michigan .... . . 9 Virginia George Washington . . . 6 Virginia North Carolina . . . . 18 Virginia Richmond .. ..8 H411 Virginia 75 V. P. I. . . . 9 Virginia 55 V. M. I .... . S Virginia 24g I'Ia1npdc11-Sydney . . 7 Virginia 22 North Carolina . . . 5 Virginia 35 V. P. I ..... 2 Virginia ISQ V. M. I. . . . 1 Virginia 73 Navy ..... . . IS Virginia 25 VVilliam illlii Mary . . 7 II3 1o7 BATTING AVERAGES l'layf'r.v G XIII R Pri. Walsh' . I2 49 II .470 West . . 9 23 4 .391 Brown . I3 33 ,.8 .333 'Merritt . 18 68 16 .309 Wiltshire . 18 76 I5 .303 Farquhar . I7 55 ll .291 Patton . . . . 18 72 IO .278 Hit three home runs. Team season average .-4.12. THE SEASON The varsity led hy Chuck Walsh at second base, Charles Brown at first, and Talib Gillette as catcher, were the o11ly veterans in the infield. Billy Feehter, Norm Farquhar, George VVest, and Dick VViltshire teamed to 1nake up an all veteran outfield. Alex Cave and Al Scafuro returned to their mound duties. Men up from the first year squad were Charlie Mer- ritt wlro was outstanding at shortstop, and Bim Patton who equally well held down the hot corner at third. Others who rounded out the team in utility positions were Dick Brandt, Andy Christian, and Bob McKinley. While the pitching and fielding was of medium calibre, the hitting showed great power as evidenced by the lopsided scores. Tlrc Cavalier nine opened the season with a shut- out over Bridgewater. Cave and Seafuro pitched al- most hitless hall. Bim Patton i11 his first appearance in varsity uniform hit a long home run. The Terrapins from the University of Maryland felt the weight of the Cavaliers' bats. Thirty-two players figu1'ed in this spectacle featured hy Charlie Merritt's home run with two men Ull base in the second i11ning. Rain interrupted tlre game with VV. and I.. in the sixth and it was called a tie. Alex Cave set Richmond down with four hits. Scuffy Seafuro weakened in the eighth against W. and I.. and this plus so1ne errors lost the game. Cave won over VVilliam and Mary before and liaster NVeek crowd, as VValsh made a long home run and Wiltshire got tl1ree hits for four appearances at the plate. Virginia dropped the next six consecutive contests to Michigan, George Washington, North' Carolina, Rich- mo11d, V. P. I. and V. M. l. A slump at the plate and afield chiefly were tl1e causes of the losing streak. The Cavaliers came out of their slump and started on the road to a football score against Hampden- Sydney with eigl1t of their twenty-four l1its in the first frame. Tabb Gillette and George VVest hit homers. VViltshire had five lrits out of seven times at bat. The Blue and Orange were leading Carolina up to the sixth but weakened to go down in defeat. Behind four l1it pitching by Scafuro, Vi1'ginia scored an upset win over V. P. l. The game was a pitcher's battle from start to finish. V. P. l. had already sewed up the Big Six championship and up until this game was undefeated i11 state circles. The Cavaliers had their revenge against V. M. l. in the last home game of the year. Chuck VValsh in his last appearance at home plate hit an undisputed home run. Cave limited the Keyclets to four hits. The Tehellmen lost the last two games of the season to the U. S. Naval Academy and William and Mary. Virginia was outclassed from the start by the Middies as tlrey teed off on Seafuro and Kirk. Cave led the pitching department with five wins and losses. Scafuro had a .400 average and Kirk had two losses and no wins. P' P lilll.-Iwi i ' r 54 lf- pf ? , X... -A nf? X f L.. ,oz .Q- UI' STAFF IZ. R. SIIAUGIITER . . . . . R0lllZR'l' ENGIIANDIER . SQUAD O. T, AMORY JOIIN W. BISIIOI' JAMES P. HORDIEN RICIIARD BRANDI' R. S. BRENT DOUGLAS BROCK JAMES E. BROWN DIC CA'I'zEN CIIARLES CURRI' L. D. DAVIS FRANK Dlfclilfk ROBERT .lf:NGl,ANDliR PAUI. EDMUNDS LOUIS EGGERS BERKLEI' ELLIS Virginia . . Virginia . . Virginia . . Virginia . . Virginia . . CLAIEORN W. Fl'l'ClIli'l l' WAL'I'ER GAl.IIll-'ORI7 JOIIN A. GILL JAMES GREEN D. BOYD HORSLEI' BEN NO JANSSEN PHILIP JAMES IIARRY KEl.lIY' JOIIN KENNlil,I.X' JACK MCCOI' LEWIS NEWMAN MARION PII I's BRUCE REI' NOIIDS DOUGLAS RICHARDSON HAROLD RIGGIN Tlllll . Caacl: . Captain WILLIAM ROBERTS ROBERT ROOSEVELT WILLIAM ROSS FRANK SALISBURY KARII SCIIAFFER PAUL SCIIILLER ELLISON SMI'rII MINOR SMrI'1-I OSCAR TIIORUP FRANK TUCKER I-I. E. WIEBERLEI' HENRY WILSON ALFRED WOOD DAVID WOOD J. A. WOR'I'IIINc'rON, JR. SCHEDULE . . 63 Lane High . . o . 202 Miller School . . o . 23 Hampden-Sydney ..,. . . I3 . og Augusta Military Academy , . . I3 . Og Woodlmerry Forest School , . . . 31 ll43l RESUME OF THE SEASON Coach' Butch Slaughter's 150-pound gridders opened their T942 season with a 6-0 victory over Lane High School in a thrill-packed game played on Venable Field. On the opening kickoff of the second half of this encounter, VValter Galliford grabbed the pigskin on his own five-yard line and behind beautiful blocking ran 95 yards to score. Although this goal was called hack on a penalty, it in- spired the team marvelously. Fighting hard all the way, the lightweights threatened several times, but to no avail. In the final period Paul Schiller blocked a Lane punt and Brook of Virginia recovered it in the end zone for the needed touchdown. The Millet' school was next played in Scott Stadium. In the 20-0 rout, many Cavaliers saw action-Paul Ed- munds, Joan Kennelly, and Henry VVilson turning in especially good performances. A pass combination was worked beautifully from Phil james to Frank Salisbury for the first score, and Captain Bob Englander converted. A triple reverse then set the ball in scoring position for Virginia which was duly taken advantage of by Salisbury on an end run for the second tally. Englander again made the extra point. In the final minutes of the game a pass from Galliford to VVorthington accounted for the final score. The 150-pounders tasted defeat the following week at the hands of a powerful Hampden- Sydney eleven. Although fiashy looking in the mid field, the Cavalierettes did not come through, and a safety was all that saved the game from complete defeat: score, I3-2. Against Augusta Military next, the Cavaliers gave promise of great things with strong pushes into enemy territory. However, the advantage fell to the opponents and they won I3-0 over the Virginia boys. A slightly heavier line and an unfortunate succession of intercepted passes bogged down the Cavaliers and was tlre chief characteristic of the game. A potent VVoodberry Forest teatn outclassed the University lighlweights at Hanes Field in a rather exciting fray which ended in the home eleven's victory, 31-o. The Forest men pushed across three touchdowns in the first half and two in the second. james, Salisbury, and Eng- lander fought well for the Cavaliers, but scoring power was against tlrem. One hundred and fifty-pound football thus concluded its second year at the University. Although the season was not one studded with success, it was creditable indeed. We look for this sport to draw more support from the University in the future and to become Ihr sport of the war years. Butch Slaughter did not always have the best of material or equipment, but he has shown that the love of the game and good sportsmanship is, after all, the main thing. l144.l THE GOOD OLD SONG Tfllll youll alll .wily nf Iyllll-llllll-fwllll, ll'r'll .vinyl ll o'rr aml n'1'r,' ll f'lu'rr.v our llrarlx arnl fLU1U'lll.f our lrlu Tu llfar llwm slmul aml roar. UH' funn' from nlfl Viryiflla, Il ln'r1' all ix llriylll ami yay: l41'l'.v all join llamls and ylfvr' a yrll For lluf flvar alll ll. Va. lI'l1al lhllllflh llll' liflr of y1'ar.v may roll. .flncl flrifl as far aparlf For nllma Malfr .rlill lln'rr'll ln' fl plan' in ffvrry hrarl. In rollf-yn ala-vs fwr .filly llrr pf'ai.w', .-lml Jo, LUflI'll far a-way, In lI1l'II!0l'y -wr .flill .fllflll ln' :ll lllr' 1l4'l1l' lllrl U. VII. ARE YOU READY? lljllll-,100-WLUIIII, Illllll-hill!-1fl,L'fIll, Uni-fu., l 'll'!lllIlll,' Iloo-fall, ray! Ilan-rall, ray! Ray! Ray! 1 v lf. Ia, n I1451 1 4 ll-161 IIBII WILLIAM DEERENS . RonER'I' C. GREEN, JR. HARRY MCCOY . . PAUL SALISEURY . DAVID R. BYERS PETER CI'IRIs'I'IE WILLIAM DEERENS ROBERT C. GREEN, JR. M. A. H0I.I.InAx' iii -.QI V 5 UNTH STAFF SQUAD DAVID MARCII EDWARD A. MI'I'cI1EI.I. IAIENRY C. MI'I'ClIEl.l. WILLIAM R. NELSON MURRAY PINCUS . Co-Capfam . Co-Captauz . Managrr . Coach R0nI2R'I' M. RIEESE RORAINE S. SCOTT LIswIs O. SMI'I'II S'I'IsI-1IEN R. SMI'I'I1 J. '1iliMI'l.li'l'0N STRONG SCHEDULE Virginia . - - 225 William and Mary - - . Virginia . . . 215 Bridgewater . . . . . Virginia - --.- 235 Washington and Lee - - . Big Six Championship won by Virginia. Il-171 IIHUSS EIIUNTHY RESUME OF THE SEASON In their first match of the year, Virginia's cross-country team defeated the harriers of William and Mary by a score of 22-33. Bill Deelcen and Bob Green, Cavalier second-year stars, jogged in to tie for first. Steve Smith of Virginia was fifth. ' Twin threats Deekens and Green did it again when they led the Cava- lier cross-country team to a 21-38 win over Bridgewater on the Virginia course. They jointly set a new course record in this meet by tying for first in 23 minutes, 31.6 seconds. The Virginia team, still undefeated, took the measure of the W. and L. harriers, 23-45. An undefeated record came through unscathed as the Virginia team emerged victorious in the Big Six championship, nosing out William and Mary 22-37. Because of transportation difficulties, only two teams were entered. ll only X fic, j ofa X mai .L Boll CRANE W. C. HUIZIIARIJ BENNO .IANSSEN Virginia . - Virginia - - Virginia Virginia Virginia . - Virginia V . Virginia - - Virginia - - Virginia - - Virginia - - Virginia Virginia 0 5' GULF SQUAD .Im MACMURllfKY Blu, T11xin1:RLAKis Hfwwoon Nlsmis IJICK VER1v11I.LloN CAM SMIDT JIM VOORHEES FRANK 'STRINGFELLOW SCHEDULE - - 1125 Hampden-Sydney - - - 62 . . 15 5 Loyola .... . . 3 - 25 5 Camp Lee - - - - - 2 Fifth in Tournament-Athens, Georgia. 1725 William and Mary - - . 2 . -10 5Carolina . .... . .17 - -21 5 Apprentice School . - - - 6 - - 1225 Washington ancl Lee - - - - 52 - . 2325 Virginia Military Institute ..... 32 - -23 5 Virginia Polytechnic Institute . - . 4 ..55Navy...........4 - - 2 5 Yale - . . 7 . . 125 Princeton - . . 72 I1491 RESUME OF THE SEASON Although hurt seriously by the loss of last year's mainstays, Dixon Brooke, former national intercollegiate champ, and Bill Battle, the Cavalier golfers came through in fine style to win the state championship and to take fifth in the Southern intercollegiate tournament. Opening against Hampden-Sydney, the linlcsmen won HW to 65 in a four- man match. Loyola and Camp Lee were the next opponents but together they could only score 5 points against Coach Butch Slaughter's boys. In the next dual match, the golfers crushed William and Mary by the count of 17W to Wg but just before this match came the Southern tournament at Athens, Georgia, in which Virginia paced fifth behind such powerful teams as Carolina and Duke. MacMurray was outstanding for the Cavaliers. After the William and Mary match, the Cavaliers suffered their first loss, at the hands of the North Carolina Tar Heels. The score was 17-10. The next four matches proved to be easy, as Virginia rolled over the Apprentice School, W. and L., V. M. I., V. P. I. Then came Navy and a 5-4 victory for us. This match had to be decided by play-offs after it ended in a tie. In the next two contests, Yale and Princeton had too much for Virginia. Benno Jansen and John MacMurray alternated in the number one spot. Nelms was number three and Jim Vorhees played number four. H501 BENJAMIN W. BANU1.1s FRANK VVEGNER . . . BARTON L, fi0I.IDBIiRG CHARLES B. LIEVERING Rlcumm H. MCLEOID Ronmvr B. POSNICK Virginia - - Virginia - - Virginia - . Virginia - - Virginia - - Virginia - - Virginia - - 48.615 I 2 1 if f A2'x . s ff IQ 51-,, WVR V1 V27 J WU fbxj STAFF . . Mll7lll!ll'I' . Conrh SQUAD D. PINCKNEY Pownks, JR. Gleokcn A. S'rnwAR'r MAl,c0M L. RANDOLPH DEFORES1' VV. TRIMMINGIIAM Ronlcm' P. SHAY Enwmm VAN STAN VVARIE W1zs'r P. VVOOIJBRIDGIE, Ju. SCHEDULE - -Og North Carolina . . .9 --1g.Cornell . . ..8 - . 53 Washington and Lee - . 4 - - 85 Vifilliam and Mary - - . 1 . . 55 Washington and Lee - . 4 - -05 Naval Academy . . . .9 - -7: Hampden-Sydney - - -2 llill RESUME OF THE SEASON Playing their annual fall match with North Carolina, the Cavaliers were blanked 9-0 by the superior playing of their opponents. Coming back into stride the netmen won over all competitors in the state but lost to out-of-state teams. A Cornell team on its southern trip stopped off long enough to ad- minister an 8-1 defeat to the Orange and Blue. Frank Wegener's'tennis squad next managed to squeeze out a hard-fought, well-earned victory over the Minx from W. and L. The Cavaliers scored their second straight win over William and Mary by an 8-1 count. In a second encounter with Washington and Lee they made their first victory decisive by taking the second match by the same score, 5-4. The Naval Academy took the measure of the Cavaliers in their next match by a shut-out score, 9-0. In their final match of the season the Cavaliers took the Tigers of Hampden-Sydney into camp by a 7-2 score. Posnick, Stewart, Goldberg, Levering, and Woodbridge comprised the squad and showed up well for the Cavaliers during the season. IISZJ , .,..,..,,.,,,., .,.,.,. . ,,......m .... --v-.--,-f I ROBERT HOTT . A. ANNINOS TIIEODORE BARTII RALPH Bsncovxvx F. W. Bom: EUGENE BUCK CHARLES CLIFTON GEORGE DHNxsoN DICK EkNs'r Virginia . . Virginia - - Virginia - - Virginia - - Virginia . . Virginia - - Virginia - - SIQIIIII STAFF scpuAo NIARSHALI. Fisuwxcx MURRAY' Gnoss BILL HODILL BOB KILMARX JOHNNY Klux 'PONY LAMn I-IANK LA'rcl-IUM Bm. MILLER TERRY MUI,I.lNS EH SCHEDULE - 53 Davidson . - 03 Bridgewater - - 2g Davidson - - 35 High Point . - 35 Loyola - - - Og Bridgewater - . 23 Johns Hopkins H531 AL RISENBURGER BENITO Rlsn Vic SALVATORE GORDON STARK STANLEY STEIN DAvm rrURP LLOYD Wx'rK1Nn j'AcOLms ZINMAN Manager . O - 1 - O - 3 - 2 .1 -1 RESUME OF THE SEASON Coach Ludwig's soccer eleven was the surprise of the fall season as one of the best Booter teams ever to represent Virginia. The final tally showed Virginia having won four, tied one, and lost two. The losses were both to the same school- Bridgewater-and by the same score-one to nothing. In both cases the Cavaliers lost chieiiy because of overconfidence, although the Bridgewater team was a well- turned-out, husky eleven. In the first game of the season, the Ludwigmen had seven first-year men in their starting line-up. In spite of this seeming disadvantage, they teed off on Davidson, crushing that school by a lop-sided 5-0 score, and avenging defeats at their hands in the past. I-Iodill proved to be the star in this contest, which is pretty clearly evidenced by the fact that he made all the goals. Overconfxdent and cocky from this successful encounter, the Cavalier Booters lost to a strong Bridgewater team the following week. A The soccer team appeared to snap out of their lethargy, and in as many weeks defeated Davidson and tied High Point in a very close contest. Loyola fell to the Cavaliers, as did Johns Hopkins to the tune of 2-1, but Bridgewater again leveled the enthusiastic Virginia team. It is sincerely to be hoped that soccer may continue the rather marked revival that it has enjoyed at Virginia during the past year. It has represented the Uni- versity well, and has confirmed the faith in its coach and personnel since it was awarded minor sport status several years ago. IIS4-I FIRST YEAH FIJUTBALL STAFF LBsI,IB MuI.I.INs . ............. . Comb RESUME OF THE SEASON Playing their first game of the season the Cavalier yearlings outplayed and outmanned, but lost to V. P. I. by a score of 12-0. Both of the Tech drives came in the second half after they had been pushed all over the field by the running of Charlie Sackett and Sugar Caine. A point after the touchdown spelled defeat for the Cavalier yearlings as they lost a hard- fought 7-6 game to W. and L. Virginia's first-year football team, victoryless since the days of Suhling and Bryant, lost their third straight game to a heavier V. M, I, squad I9-6. North Carolina Freshmen set back the Virginia team 21-o in their annual game at Chapel Hill. The Virginians suffered a major injury in their last game of the season when Bowie fractured his leg. SCHEDULE Virginia . . . . og V. P. I. . . . . I2 Virginia . . . 65 W. and L. . . . 7 Virginia . . . 6g V. M, I. . . Virginia . . . og North Carolina . Virginia . . . og Woodberry Forest Virginia . . . og Staunton . . . Virginia . . . IQ Fork Union . Virginia . . . 4Q Augusta . Virginia . . . 3g Richmond . JAMES ANnIcRs0N Loro Al'I'l.EVVlll'l'IE MARION BA'I I'l.IZ DAVID Bowm ROBERT CAINH RICIIARIJ CoIfBR DANIBI. Cos1'IcAN JAMES A, DAVIDSON VVII,I.IAM DIGRIEGORIA E. HAR'rI,Bv DOUGAN JAY FINGER Locicwoon FRIzzBI,I, JOHN FARuoI.o SQUAD PIa'rBR CEILSEY A. W. HAVVKINS CI,Ir'roN I-IoI,coMB WILLIAM JUDSON RoBIcR'r JARIECKH ROBERT KINIJRIEIJ EI.I.soN LACIIMAN RoBBR'r LAURIAUIXI' GIEORGE LU'rz FRANK MCCI,AUGIfIBR'rY J. NEVINS RICIIARD OLIVER rIlHlEODORli PARRIS I-IAMILTON PARRIS-II l15sJ MAR'l'IN PALMER BRUCE PERRY SEYMOUR PFEWBR JOIIN RAY Rurus RoBBR'rs CuARI,Bs SACKlE'l l' RoBBR'r SINGIIASS WAIJB S'roNn VIcroR TAYLOR Louis WALBROP ROBERT WBHRLB HUREN WILLIAMS BEN ZION FIRST YEAH EHIJ55 EDU THY STAFF W. PERKINS HAzI.EokovI2, JR. . .... . . Captain IIARRY McCov . . . Mazzagwr PAUL SAIIISBURX ..... . . Coarlf SQUAD W. PERKINS HAZIIEGROVE, JR. WII,I.IAM N. PIERCE Ross RIsI-IIaI.I. IPRANIQ I-IUaIsnI.I, J. A. G. ROBINSON RICHARD Scuwniwuz SCHEDULE Virginia - - - - 19, William and Mary . . . . 36 Virginia - - ------- 83 Washington and Lee - - . . 40 Big Six championship won by Virginia. RESUME OF THE SEASON In their first meet of the year, the yearlings set down William and Mary. Virginia, 195 William and Mary, 36. Rishell, Hazlegrove, and Pierce finished in a bunch to give Virginia one, two and three. The harriers from Washington and Lee next fell before the Cavalier yearlings, 8-40. 'In the freshman duel in Big Six competition, Cavalier Rishell ran away with first honors. Hazlegrove, Robinson and Pierce finished second, fourth and fifth respectively. This gave the Cavaliers 20 points to William and Mary's, their closest opponents, 31 to carry the championship. lf156J FIRST YEAH TENNIS STAFF Wn.LlAM D. HuRLBu'r'r . ..... . Manager FRANK Wncnma .... .... . . . Coach souAD HARVEY BRIESLER GEORGE E. GRlMBl.lE, JR. JOSEPH H. VAAMONDE Enwm M. C1,ieMaN'1's RonnR1'D.MCIi.vvA1Niz, III Wllil.IAM ROBERT VADEN Rowman VV. GAMBLIE, III JAMES D. MASON, JR. NHWELI, B. VVoonvvoR'ru PETER M. S'l'EwAk'1' SCHEDULE Virginia . . . . 83 Staunton Military Academy . I Virginia . , . . 83 Woodberry Forest . . . . . I Virginia . . . . 9g Episcopal High ..... . . 0 Virginia . . . . 55 Naval Academy . . . . 4. Virginia . . . . SQ Washington and Lee . . 4 Virginia . . - . 55 Maury High . . . . . 4 Virginia . . ..... 7Q Woodberry Forest . . . o RESUME OF THE SEASON The Cavalier tennis yearlings ended their most successful season in the history of the University. The baby Cavaliers were undefeated in all play, even taking a highly- recognized plebe team from the United States Naval Academy. The first-year men began the season with an 8-1 victory over Staunton Military Academy. The Navy plebes were handed their first defeat in ten years as the Virginia combina- tion of Stewart, Mason, Vaamonde, Gamble and Grimball became the first group in a few years to represent the University and sinlc the Navy. The Cavalier yearlings proved themselves to be about the most powerful freshman squad in this section of the country when they upset the hither-to undefeated state champions of Maury High School 5-4. The Cavaliers next took Woodberry Forest 8-1 and Episcopal High School 19-0. In the finale of the year, the yearlings again tool: Woodberry Forest 7-0. il57l FIRST YEAH THAIIH ARCIII E HAI-IN . CIIARI.Es L. CALIGA H. A. CLAIBORNE, JR. A. B. DAVIES, III WILLIAM C. DIEEKENS EIWVIN F. DOIJGE, JR. STAFF SQUAD HAIvIEs MOUI.'I'RIE LEE LESTER E, LEI-IMAN, JR CIIARLES L. MINOR FIENRY CLAY lViI'l'CHEI.I. EDWARD F. NEAL . Coafh ROMAINE S. SCOTT JOSEPH LEE SEDWITZ STEPHEN R. SMITH E. VAN VAI.RIaNnuRoII DoNAI.n G. WANNER PAUL C. EDMUNDS LEONARD D. NEcTow Captain ROBERT C. GREEN, JR. MELVIN M. SCI-IWARTE RonER'I' B. ROOSIEVEIXI' JERE F. HANsoN Manager SCHEDULE Virginia . . . 65 g V. M. I. . . . 52 Virginia . . . 44 2-3Q Woodberry Forrest . . . 72 I 3 Virginia . L . 95 3 Augusta . . . . . . 22 Virginia . . . . 61 g U. of Maryland . . . 56 RESUME OF THE SEASON After a successful track season, Coach Hahn's yearling team partly atoned for the varsity by taking first place in the Frosh Big Six meet. The Cavaliers started hy winning a triangular meet against Episcopal High and Woodberry Forest. Then they swept over Augusta on the lung enIl of Il 95-22 score and defeated the Maryland Freshmen in another dIIal meet. The Cavaliers took seven first places to the Terps' five. Then followed the Big Six meet in which tlIe Cavayearlings nosed out the Gobblers. Among the many stars in the making who will undoubtedly see plenty of action on future Cavalier track teams are Bill Deekens, sensational miler who turned in a fast 4:37.6 for his best of the campaign, Bob Green, the half-miler, and Jere Hansen in dashes. In the pole-vaults, Paul Edmunds and Moultrie Lee gathered many a valuable point. Lee is the most likely to succeed Ken Rathbun in varsity competition. Also, PaIII Edmunds and Davies were a couple of promising timber-topping hurdlers. III the weight events Virginia was exceptionally strong with Don VVanner taking high-scoring honors for the season. Wanner also helped with the javelin. H581 FIRST YEAH BASEBALL STAFF JAMES R. Doosor-1 . . . . . . Coach Wu.I.1AM T. MCCANN . . . . . Coafh SQUAD JESSE W. BEEc:1-u.Ev, JR. JAMES A. BENTLEY G. LESTER BLANKIN, JR. ROGER A. BURRELI. Ax.Ex. MCN. CARR1Nm'oN STUART B. CLARK Jol-IN C. DAENEY HAROLD DE MOYA ROBERT fiERMAlN H. S. HALPRIN MAUR1cE J. HoovER Plump JAMES HARRY J. KIil.l.Y, JR. HENRY LANCASTER, JR. fiII.BliR'l' MORRIS EDWARD NEAL TAHOMAS W. PEARCIZ, J ALAN B. PROSISE, JR. RICHARD T. STONE G. E. PETER '1'oEuE JAMES F. WARREN, JR. HARoI.n E. WIEEERLEY JOHN H. WITTSTEIN ITENRY H. VVILSON R RESUME OF THE SEASON First-year baseball definitely had a poor season. The youthful charges of Coaches Jimmy Dodson and Billy McCann showed particular weakness at their stickwork which could not even be helped by extremely effective pitching such as they dealt out in the first game. This opener was against Woodherry Forest School, in which Les Blankin pitched a neat three-hitter and also pounded out the Cavaliers' lonely single, only to see lris team lose by the heartbreaking score of I-o. The yearlings remained in their slump during the next contest against S. M. A. Bob Savage of that school pitched a perfect no-hit, and no-runs game, wining for Staunton 6-o. Fork Union came close to equaling Staunton's record in the person of Kunkiewicz who wrapped a vicious left hook around the heads of the Virginia team to a 13-1 score. The baby Cavaliers next encountered and lost to Augusta by the score of I0-4. Ed Neal hit a four-bagger for the Cavaliers in this game, but the Cavayearlings were 'not able to follow up after him, In the final game with the University of Richmond the Virginia nine went down to defeat. Though the first-year team did not win a game, it will undoubtedly furnish this year's varsity with some good material. The elements of a fair team were there, but poor coordination wrecked Virginia's chances. lf159l I THA UHAL5 Scott Stadium is filled every fall with football spectators, Nlemorial Gym is packed in the win- ter months with boxing crowds-but this is the publicized sports at the University. In between Saturdays lVIadison Bowl is the centre of all athletic activity, and though the spectators are few in number the sports are hotly contested by fraternity and non-affiliated teams. Intramurals hold an important place in the University scheme of things, and aim to give to each student the benefit of competitive sport. lf, as sometimes happens, two fraternities choose to wager on their athletic prowess a keg of beer, these events are popularly attended. So it is also with champion- ship matches when the big cup for high point winners is often exhibited by those who won it during the past year. ln the spring term of last year the fraternity softball championship was won by S. P. IC., the lleta's running second. The powerful llusy lfive .4 team came through with lots of margin to win the Independent Championship, and the East Range team were the dormitory winners. Cren- shaw and liaxter of the S. P. Efs were probably the most able on the championship teams, but there were individual stars throughout all divi- sions. This year with decreased enrollment, the squads were smaller and a few teams were forced to suspend operations. The St. Anthony T Hawks captured the fraternity touch football title in a well attended match against the power- ful S. P. E. team led by Crenshaw. A Campbell- Wiltshire-Carter-Fray combine for the T Hawks could not be beaten. The Ensigns won the in- dependent feature with the Busy Five hot on their heels. The game was marked by a series of razzle-dazzle plays in which the Navy boys piled up an impressive total against the Busy Five, who had in some obscure way played twice as many positions. In Class A volley ball the Pi Lambda Phi's took the championship, while the Dekes won the li Division. The frater- K 'VVVF ,, ..f . ..,, .aw ,,.,, ,, ., ,.m..,.,,....,.,,, . ' ' f lMllU N Y ' ' f ' ' , , .l,5hP..-. f2' at . ' .f ll Mitffftliliwil-J-3'1.-lQ'uaMt9L1l5lfK!JDJ.M.B232 -?9'W4L:FbllNi4S?',i7 ' ,Mmm.-,. .. nity horseshoe singles and doubles were won by the A. T. O.'s men, while the Busy Fives led the independent league. Table tennis was won by the Pi Lambda Phi fraternity's Bob Goldberg. In fall cross-country, A. T. O. outran the pack with Bruce Cornell starring. The winter term saw a powerful Zeta Psi team taking the A basketball contest over the D. K. E.'s in the fraterni'ty hardfought battle. ln the Independent division the Ensigns nosed out their nautical brothers the Bluejackets by a slight margin. In B basketball it was the Deke team winning and the A. T. O. team placing second. Fraternity A Bowling was easily won by a powerful P. E. P. team and the Sigma Nu's showed up in the hotly contested second place. In the Independent league, the alley prize went to the Busy Five who nosed out the En- signs. B Bowling found the Dekes in first and the Sigma Nu group in second again. place In Squash the Dekes and Ensigns took the fra- ternity and Independent prizes respectively. Flash Bryant won the 50-yard dash for the Dekes in the Greek letter indoor track event and generally led the Carr's H-ill A. C. to victory in that division. Bud Euster starred in the pole vault and his team, the llnsigns, finished first in the Independent division. Hank Uihlein of A. T. O. captured the Handball fraternity singles and Bart Goldberg and Floren of Pi Lambda Phi took the doubles. CORKS AND CURLS at this point wishes to make very heartfelt apologies for the lack of intramural pictures. These have in the past been submitted by interested individuals. Since there are much fewer individuals and very much fewer .interested ones, there is a dearth of cover- age on this item. We are S0l'l'y. We would also like to formally blow a taps for an extinct ani- mal-the candid-camera fiend: he is no longer fwitlz us. H611 EQEEQEBEEEEQS ft .. , Ji .,P .-'fu , , . ,iv iq. lil- ? ohn- DR. STAIGE BLACKFORD H.IiDLEY MCNEER BOWEN EDWARD WATTS GAMELE, J. MALCOLM Lucx WILLIE T. BARNETI' JouGI.As S. BRADLEY C. EDGAR BRYANT JDIIN C. DAENEY, JR. PAUL C. EDMUNDS, JR. T VIRGINIA ETA CHAPTER FRATER IN FACULTATE LLEWELLYN G. HOXTON, B.S., M.A., PH D FRATRES IN URIIE MAYNADIER MASON FRANK AUEREY MAss1E ROGER RICHARD RHINEHAR1' COLLEGE EDWARD W. GAMBLE MAURICE J. HOOVER, JR. JAMES R. KIMMEL CIIARLES H. LEYS JACK RIIINEI-IART VVILLIAM R. RIIINEHART, III Gus TEBELL DAVID JOSEPH Woon LYMAN C. MARTIN CIIARLEs L. MINOR LEIGII C. RIIETT FRED W. SCI-INEIDER GEORGE A. STEWART MEDICINE WII.I,IAM B. IVIARBURY, JR. ENGINEERING I HENRY C. LANCASTER JAMES H. KABLER, JR. ARCHITECTURE ALBERT H. RI-:EIT TIIoIvIAa M. STOKES INITIATES EARL BAR N ETT LucIEN D. BURNETT, JR. HAROLD M. BURROWS RICHARD S. COFER, JR. CLIFFORD H. Fox Rvws G. ROBERTS, JR. THOMAS H. WILCOX, JR. H641 CHARLES HENRY SACKETT EDWARD C. SUHLING DAVID J. Woon, JR. I-if-IPP!-1 SILIJ Founded at Yale in 1844. Estilblished at University of Virginia, November 26, 1852. Front Row Fox, Correa, Sununc, Woon, Ronmrrs, Buiznows, BURNE'l lx, SAcKm r, BAkNm 1'. Second Row STOKES, S'l'IiWAR'I', M1XRBURX', KAm.lak, BRx'AN'r, L. Rnmur, BkA1n,m'. Third Row Emvlowns, MAR'l'lN, LANc,xs'1'm4, GAMBLIE, Mmok, I-Ioovma, H. Rina . Fourth Row SCIINIEIIJNIER, VV. 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COCKE ENGINEERING BRUCE K. NELSON INITIATES JOHN W. GILL W. PERKINS HAZLEGROVE, JR. VIvIEN B. HoDGsoN, JR. JAMES C. PEARSON Il66I I O I VIRGINIA ALPHA CHAPTER . FRATRES IN FACULTATE RICHARD HEATH DABNEY, M.A., PH.D. GEORGE B. EAGER, JR., B.A., LL.B. OSCAR SWINEFORD, JR., B.S., M.D. JOHN RITCHIE, III, B.S., LL.B., J.S.D. NOAH LAWTON MAI-IN ROMAINE S. SCOTT, JR. GEORGE G. SHACRELEORD HENRY J. STREAT, JR. MARSHALL G. WILLIAMS J. BERNARD WYCROFE, JR. J. BUCKLEY XVHITLATCI-I GEORGE P. STACY A. LESLIE THORNTON, JR. S. LESLIE LEC. THOMPSON T. EVANS WYCKOEE R. MINOR EAGER Founded at Jefferson College in 1852. Established at the University of Virginia in 1853. Q Front Row B. WYCKOFE, WH1'rLA'rcH, SuAcREr.1foRn, Wu,r,mMs, FRAZIER, NELSON, BATES, EMMERT, S'I'RFIA'I'. Second Row LEWIS fHousamanJ, CARTER, VV. MILLER, ciREEN, FONDA, CLAIBORNE, CONRAD, Sco'r'r, T. lVlll.l.l5R. Third Row PEARSON, Dzwis, I-Ionosor-1, TI'IORN'l'0N, CARRIS, E. Wvcxoifif, Gnu., Ar.r,EN, Tnomvson, Smcv. ll67l -'I , , ,,..,:::gp:,z-..:::..z.......,s:.:,u,Lg::u:n1.z-arrsr.-..v...--WW .xi , ' W '-i:...,,, .,,,,T,..,.,..,'im1......m'nm..unufmmn-ummm,-'.u www-mwum 13-f--L-.inls1.1. , . W...n-L, r.:...:1q:., W' 'f4'mn1n--....-Vv , , , ,unix J ,,,, 1..Y...,1.W.-.,.,..a-mmmimsnnuomewimnu COL. E. R. W. MCCAEE COL. LEARTUS J. OWEN DR. CHARLES C. TENNANT WILLIAM MAssIE SMITH C. GROVE McCowN BEN. W. DULANBY DAVID H. MARCH JACQUELINE M. HARRISON THOMAS G. BELL JOSEPH P. WHITTLE STURE I. G. OLSSON JAMES S. ANDERSON CHARLES R. DALTON, JR. CLAIBORNE W. FITCHETT FRATRES IN URBE GEORGE E. WALKER, JR. CHARLES VENABLE MINOR COLLEGE RICHARD B. BUCK ROBERT L. NUTT, III RANDOLPH B. CARDOZA, JR. E. TILESTONE MUDGE, III MEDICINE LEWIS F. BELL ENGINEERING D. MAXWELL ELLBTT INITIATES H. LOCKWOOD FRIZZELL J. STUART HUME lfl681 OMICRON CHAPTER FRATRES IN FACULTATE ALBERT J. BARLOW, M.A., PH.D. ARCHIBALD B. SHIIPPERSON, M.A., PH.D. SAMUEL A. MITCHELL, M.A., PH.D. HARDY C. DILLARD, LL.D. WILLIAM H. FAULKNER, M.A., PH.D. JUNIUS R. FISHBURNE CARY M. DAVIS, JR. E. HOWARD GOODWIN JAMES M. JORDAN, III JOHN D. VARNER GEORGE F. NEFF H. MARBTON SMITH J. MOULTRIE LEE ROBERT S. BOYD E. VAN ZII.E SCOTT LOCKI-IART SPEARS ROBERT G. KINDRED ROBERT E. MCCONNELL, JR, DAVID A. SMITH Founded at Miami University in 1839. Established at thc University of Virginia in 1854. First Row EI.I.E'r'r, VVlll'l l'l.E, MAX Smrru, DULANEY, MCCOWN, Ol.ssoN, I.. Blau.. Sl'!.'0?lIl Row Cmmozo, HAkRisoN, D. MARCII, Born, Sco1'1', BUCK, Smmks, NUTT. Third Row MUDGE, LEE, G. NEFF, VARNER, MARS'l'ON SMITH, JORDAN. Fourth Row HUME, KINIJRIEIY, DALTON, DAVE SMITH, ANIDERSON, FI'l'Cl'lli'I l', Fklzzlsm., MCCONNHLI.. E1691 i-:L:.:sa:.'.::.:-::.z.:.., ' ,,,, a.-:...p...1.g ,W W,QLegg::m-E.-..a:v.:z-inu:::.nvm-usu:.::::.::v-mms.f.ae-a mm wi... M Wm iw- iw ,i V-J. ii i.. nw' -wmiw f-f ww -A A M-.ufmf-.Amd-, 1-,-. ,, .41-fm.,-A--W-. wg-msn:-nmwunuvmu 'ef---2 , -..-..-iw-. '--W.- ,,,-,.:ma1..-J.:iA::.,.,..,:.11..........1.....wnna1:aaa..::, .:. . . .....::,.v1. . . ..,....-..,-nf:-.1-':ww' -www .1 vw- f fi-mvfw.,1.--wi-Av-mam.-s-un-1-rfr-ma-f.-,-w.n.n.:.ra mm-mwaamv--eww-M,.,Me-fwri-im-.iimwmnmmaw nv-A:r4g,141.n HUNTER FAULCONER LYTTLEDON W. WooD WARREN STONE LEE JAMES A. BEAR, JR. JAMES D. PATTON, III JOHN K. BURKE CLAUDE C. COLEMAN JoI-IN LAMAR DAVIS JOHN H. COCKRAN DICK DANIEI. JAMEs D. PAsCo, JR. DEWITT R. ARMENTROUT, JR. RICHARD P. BABYAK ROBERT E. CAINE, JR. BENJAMIN W. DAvIs, JR. , C. DONALD GUTMAN FRATRES IN URBE WILLIAM H. Woon RICHARD TERRILI. MINoR COLLEGE JENNINGS WISE HOBSON, DOUGLAS CALL, JR. EDWIN M. CLEMENTE HARRY G. LEWMAN GERALD MONTAICNE, JR. JAMES D. MAsoN, JR. ETA CHAPT FRATRES IN FACULTATE LEWIS M. HAMMOND, PH.D. OSCAR UNDERWOOD GEORGE COOPER, JR., M.D. JOHN M. NoIcEs, M.D. MCLEMDRE BIRDsoNG, M.D. STEPHEN R. DAVENPORT JAMES DRURY Woon WILLIAM HENRY LAIRD JR. F. HAYWOOD N ELMs, JR. FRANK S. DUDLEY, JR. ToY. D. SAVAGE, JR. JOHN T. STREAT M. LEE WILLIAMS WILLIAM E. MGIILER LAW CHARLES L. REED MEDICINE D. TALLEY MASON ROMAINE, III ENGINEERING WILLIAM C. WI-IITLOCK, JR. ARTHUR J. WITTSTOCK GRADUATE JOSEPH G. DINWIDDIE, JR. PLEDGES JAMES M. BLACK MARION S. BATTI.E, JR. A. W. HAwKINs JAMES C. FRY: JOHN G. RAwLEs FREDERICK YOUNG H701 HAMILTON P. PARRISII HENRY C. PARRISH, JR. LILBURN T. TALLEY ROBERT L. LAURIAULT WILLIAM E. MCBRATNEY, JR ER Founded at the University of Peiiiisylvzuiia in 1850. Established at the University of Virginia, IJCCCIIILCI' 31, 1855. Q First Row Hons0N, J. L. DAVIS, N11LMs, MoN'1'A1GNE, BURKE, SAVAGE, BEAR, LIEVVMAN, Rman. Sfcomz' Row DICK, MASON, C1.EMEN'1's, PA1'r0N, COLEMAN, MOHLHR, DUnL1zv, S'l'RlEA'l', PAsC0, W1LL1AMs. Third Row H. P. PAKRIS11, LAURIAULT, DINVVIDDIE, W1-11'1'L0CK, D. TALI.liX', CALL, VV1'1 1's'1'oCK, BA'1 1'1.1z, ARMEN'1'RoU'1'. Fourth Row B. DAVIS, L. rPAI.I.IEY, BLACK, Fuvn, RAWLES, H. C. PARRISH, BABYAK, I-IAwK1Ns, C'A1N12. H711 5 '-'ww--, - wmfxmmv-W-1-m m.amnua1mf........:a.:. .a.ax-grammar .W . ll-limi .... -:J1,. 1:31, , ,uQsnlur..-1..nsvululsnwn.1I.-...-..--- W..- :......- W: , , -A-:::.wn-xr-f:::-:.:Q.4..,. -v.,. , ,,,, ff:-'L-uni-1 I' Wf:fmw--f--mmmsz,-: Q...-......,...........1l:smnnlvn . ,,:.....-.. , 1, ...M-... ... ff .,,. ,--- f, ,,,, nh LINDSEY C. BLANTON ROBERT M. BooTII SAMUEL ABBOTT TIIDMAS P. BIGGBRT EDSON H. CANOVA GEORGE HEMPI-IILL ARTHUR S. HUMMEL WILLIAM BRoAs HARTLEY DOUGAN LESLIE DYER JACQIJELINE MCCDI FRATRES IN URIIE JOHN' S. GRAvEs LEWIS GRAVES, JR. COLLEGE PIIILLIP JAMES RICHARD LLOYD ROBERT A. MCKlNl.EY CYRUS E. PHILLIPS ARCHITECTURE LEsI IE ROBINSON ENGINEERING MOYA MEDICINE Jorw H. RUssEI.I. INITIATES STUART HANCKEI. FREDERICK KGCII RICHARD LONG H721 E T A NU CHAPTER FRATRES IN FACULTATE A, G. A. BALZ, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. JAMES C. BARDIN, M.D. R. F. MAXEY, B.A., M.D., Ph.D. ANDREW D. HART, M.D. GEORGE B. ZEIIMER, B.S., M.A. VINCENT W. ARCIIER, B.S., M.D. JAMES R. CASH, M.A., M.D. C. F. SCIIWARTZ, B.A., M.A., Ph.D TIIoMAs HEwsoN X-IEWsoN MICIIIE WILLIAM REA JDHN REARDON WILLIAM STULL CLYDE WENDELKEN JAMEs WIIALEN LED FALK CLAY NDRMIINT EDWARD O'ROURKE WESI.EY R01-IN JosEx'II RUVANE I2 LT!-l IIHI--- Founded at Union College, 1847. Established :It University of Virginia, 1857. F irst Row PHILIPS, HIs1vII'IIII,I., CANOVA, MCKlNI.li1', LI.ovIm, AIao1 I', BIGGERT. Second Row DEMOYA, REA, JAMES, HUMMIII., ROBINSON, FALK, S'1'UI.I,, WnNnEI.KI2N, Woon. Third Row NVIIIILIIN, RIIIIRIION, ROIIIIN, MCCOI', BIIOAS, Koen, IIIINCKIQI.. Fourth Row BANKS Uanilary, RUVANE, I.oNc, Douniw, DI'IcIi, OYROURKE. . N Q f IY iggag S' . , T11 K Q QQ-wld: I 173 1 :- ,..m.-L-rxfegl-. , ,....:-V -V - -:::.:.fa.-.IIII-u..,..-.f,,.mI.. 'ww,fw-fmmnumlwmumwmmm-u-wg-::e:::.. ,, . L-...... .... 'mwumww-Ium,mmuwu::L::::...' - 1.-...W ' 5. zz, :.wn :.a:::v,: 4:1 ' .17 -1I:.:::,::-,4..:::a::a-.wn-nmmmIuw-wmw.m--vwna-wmv... Inu-.4 vm- .., , :mum-nn D. M. CI-IALMERs T. L. FARRAR HENRY FONDA Jose:-H ADDIsON, JR. JAMES A. BENTLEY CHESLEY DECKER J. LYNN COCHRAN CIILs BEERLEY CHARLES CLIFTON FRANK LANE OMICRON CHAPTER FRATREs IN F AOULTATE HARRY ROGERS PRATT JUDGE ARMISTEAD M. DOEIE MAJOR THOMAS HAY HURs'r EVANS FRATRES IN URBE WILLIAM HILDRETI-I HOWARD HITCHCOCK BEIRE HOPKINS COLLEGE FRANK W. DECKER GEORGE DENIsoN BRADFORD H. LEE JOHN G. MURRAY NORMAN KELSEY FRANK MCCUE NIARSHALL WELLS JAMES B. ORD, JR. JAMES E. 'VOORIIEES JOHN C. WILLIAMS ENGINEERING HARRY T. MULLER-THYM TIIoMAs WALKER INITIATES ROBERT MARI-'ETH WALTER PHILLIPS H741 GEORGE SCI-IEIBER WILLIAM WADDELL CRAIG WHITE v JR. Founded at Jefferson College, I848. Established at the University, 1858. O Sitting JAMIIS ORII, C. WII.I,IAMs, FRANK DIZCKER, fIARRY MUl.l.l5R-'lllIX'M, BRAII LRIQ, JOIIN MURRAY. First Row J. AIJDISON, HARRY KliI4l.liX', GEORGE DIQNISON, LYNN CIICIIRAN, CIIIzsI,Iax' DIECKIER. Second Row WAI:I'IzR PIIII.I.II,s, Clues BIEIERLIEY, CIIARI,Iss CI4IIf'I'0N, GIIORGR SCIIIIIBIIR, Bon lVIARl'IE'I'II. Thirzl Rom' CRAIG VVIIITII, FRANK LANR, BII.I, WAImIzI,I.. ll75J 'z-....,..mqr.:x1p -rf--a.: 1 L-- -..N ,. ,,.. . frzfrr-zzfinv-1-amuse-.-as-an-I-m-f ,aewlmmnw-5 - :mw.gn:u:unrrn-mf::- pVg:,z:.:L:g -- .::Y-: 'A 1 -.' - , ,J ,--,, .v..n-..::1p-1-nmww.:-,mm4xw4n,v44I-,R--wmmm-mnwv--I -If mn-I -swam-nnnrunn . -1' -..:.:m:-:r::.n-wwe' , ' '--1-,wwun..-.,::1-::::,.,-.-.Iu-evI-I.wn+a:.awa.w an Immm--vm.-'mmm'-mmwnnwfxgwammnumummwnmuanniuwuumxnnvfu In -mwimuxwuannnnnnmw umw-.u-mummn-wwmmrmm uwwmuum- I I I, VIRGINIA OMICRON CHAPTER O FRATRES IN FACULTATE MELVIN GARDNER DECHAZEAU, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. GI-ZRRARD GI.ENN, B.A., LLB. A'I'cIIEsoN LAUGIILIN HENCII, M.A., Ph.D. FRATRES IN UREE CHARLES EDWARD MoRAN REV. HENRY ERVING BA'l'CHEI.I,ER ALLAN BAYLOR CROMWELL JUDGE CALLAN BROOKS PIERRE CULLINS WILLIAM BOWRON PENDLE1'oN S. CLARR, JR. CIIARLEs COOPER CHARLES CURRY, II GEORGE CRIMES BENJAMIN DAVIDSON WII.LARD AEIIEURN DoUcI,As CRocRE1'I' ALEXANDER DAVIDSON WII.l.lAM EARLIQ COLLEGE JIIRE I-lANsEN JAMES K. HEROLD ROBERT KELI,ER, III GERRARD IVIURRAY MII:I'oN PARLDW CIIARLES PII.I,oN ENGINEERING Ron l'1R'l' FINLEY INITIATES HENRY DOLAN joIIN FERELLO EDWARD PARRISII RDEERI' PAYNE Il76I Ron ERI OSBORNE ALDER1' YORK RDEERI' QUINLAN EDGAR P. ROBERTS PAUI. D. SLDIIILLER RoEER'r P. SIIDOK HENRY S'I'EwAR'I' joIIN MlI,I.ER JOHN SKILTON JOHN WHITE CHARLES WOOD LPHA PSILII Founded at the University of Alabama on March 9, 1856. Established at the University of Virginia, February, 1858. Front Row PARRISH, CROCKIE'l l', VVoon, ASIIBURN, PAYNIE, VVnrric, SKn.'r0N. Smrona' Row DAv1usoN, PARLOVV, Bowkor-1, CURRY, I-Inkom, Mn.1.12k, Km.i.nR, Fxnmzv, Coomak. Third Row Scnn.I.nR, Gmmizs, RomaR'rs, Pn,r.oN, Snoox, S'I'liVVAR'l', Muiumv, QUINLAN, CLARK ll771 CRAIG CULBBRTSON FITzGERAI.D BEMIss EDWARD C. CAMPBELL ANDREW H. CHRISTIAN Ross T. ELLIOTT, JR. . SAMUEL H. JOHN D. BLAIR RICHARD D. HARRISON WII.EY C. HILL PETER L. GILSEY FRATRES IN URBE RICHARD R. BERNARD EDWARD D. TAYLDE COLLEGE NORMAN FARQUI-IAR SAMUEL B. FRAY GEORGE E. GRIMEALL, JR. WILLIAM M. HILL ROBERT H. HURT MEDICINE LTA - II E uPslLoN CHAPTER F RATREs IN FACULTATE WILLIAM H. WHITE, JR., B.A., LL.B., S.J.B. DAVID MCCORD WRIGI-IT, LL.B., PI-LD. LLEWELLYN MILLER FRANK H. STRINGFELLQW DAVID C. WILSON, JR. HENRY H. WILSON, JR. RICHARD W. WILTSHIRE CARTER PEYTON R. EVANS PLEDGES GOODWIN S. JORDAN C. ANTHONY LAME BARTLETT B. TODD NICHOLAS CARTER Il7S'l C. BRAxToN VALENTINE, JR. Louls S. WALDRDP WILLIAM S. WILLIAMS TIIoMAs TOWERS FHATEH I , Founded at Columbia College, I847. Established at the University of Vll'g'll1l1l, April 28, 1859. Back Row S'I'RINcFIaI.I.ow, WII,'I'sIIIRE, BERNARD, FARQUIIAR. Fourth Row D. Wll.SON, CIIRIs'I'IAN, I-IURT, CAMl'BliI.I., VV. M. HII.I.. Third Row FRAY, GRIMIIAIJ., BIIMISS, EI.l.l0'l l', II. VVII,soN. Second Row HARRISON, JORDAN, W. C. I-III.I., BLAIR. Front Row WILLIAMS, WALIIROP, Tomi, VAI.IaN'I'INIc, LAMB. T ll79J HOOPER KEPNER WILLIAM BERRIAN ALLEN C. HOPKINS FERD HECKLE JOI-IN W. BISIIDI' FRANK NYE ROY B. MARTIN, JR. JAMES ADAMS, JR. MARTIN Wll.I,IAMS DOuGI.Ass MEADAN HOUs1'ON DUER FRATRES IN URIIE WALTER M. CUSIIMAN ENGINEERING ROBERT B. ROOSEVELT ARCHITECTURE DOUGLASS MILLAR COLLEGE HARRY E. MCCOY, JR. MARSFIAI. JOHNSON JOSEPH S. Ll'I I'I.E'l'ON, JR. JULIAN N. DASIIIELL FRANK N. LIWIS INITIATES ' GORDON MORRIS HORACI-z 'IQWIFORD WII.LIAM TI-IuRs'I'oN, JR. WAVERLY DASHIELL lfl80J 1 O I ALPHA CHAPTER FRATRES IN FACULTATE PIENRY L. CUMMING WILLIAM ALLISON KEPNER JAMES C. TWYMAN HARRY FRAZER WILLIAM R. EVANS EDWARD GREGORY EDWARD BROWN FRED S. HILL HENRY MI'I'cIIELL LAWRENCE HIGGINS FRANK TIIOMPsoN, JR. FRANK NAZOR RICHARD HALL PHI PHATEH ITY A Founded at Princeton University in 1824. Established at University of Virginia in May, 1859. Front Row HECKLE, Homcms, Bisnor-, Nw, Roosnviaixr, MAR'1'iN, McCox', JOHNSON, I-Im.. Second Row LI'I I'I.E'I'ON, J. DAs1nm,i,, Mn.r.Ak, Evans, Luwis, GREGORY, BROWN, Mrrcmau.. Third Ro-w ADAMS, VVn.I,iAMs, Mokkls, 'TVVIFORD, MizAnnN, 'FI-IURSTON, VV. Dnslnlau., HIGGINS, THOMPSON. L18l,l sn-sn 'N-n-rr'-:.r:nr:e:w.ezf,-1-ar.1vfM:.i--vu wmv.-1. ,.p.,.. .fm--'V .T .,,,,,,, .x,,,,,M L! Mm mmeqw, Mu'- 'Hm-nmumwnwwp-wvnwmuwnwi '-mm-1 vw-vimmn.,..n' ' ' .. , W ,,.,.,,.,,,,m.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,W.,m,-.--,, COLLEGE -SIE FRATER IN FACULTATE L. THOMAS ROYSTER, M.D. FRATRES IN UREE GEORGE PERKINS, B.A., LL.D. S. H. WATTS, B.A., M.A., M.D. W. H. PAINE, JR. J. ALLEN THOMAS, JR. LYNN STOUT WILLIAM LEE L. L. COCHRELL M!-1 PSI CHAPTER R. LUDDINGTON BROWN JOHN B. DRAGO0 JAMES T. DUDLEY JAMES T. KELLS WILLIAM S. LYON JOHN J. MAHOOD CHARLES W. MERRITF GILBERT W. MORRIS, JR. WILLIAM V. PICKETT LAW ROBERT H. GRAVATTE ENGINEERING TI-IURMAN REYNOLDS CHARLES R. SCOTT THOMAS S. N. STUETZER C. CHARLTON TRIMBLE PAUL FINNEGAN EDWARD PRIOR-LEAHY SHANNOI: M. ALLEN WHITNEY BOOTH CLINTON BORDER DAVID BOWIE HARVEY BRYANT JOHN B. COLEs WILLIAM CRENSHAW ELLIOTT Y. GAYLE JAMES GREEN MEDICINE INNES C. HAINES INITIATES ROBERT HAAGEN GEORGE C. HALL GERALD HARRISON WILLIAM HEATH HENRY JONES J. HERBERT KIRK ROBERT X. KUzMIER ERNEST MAREN FREDERICK PEDERSON I1821 GRAHAM A. VANCE WILLIAM PIERCE CLARK POLE JAMES PSIMAS RAYMOND SALVATTA WILLIAM SCORELLE RICHARD SIPPLE CATCHINGS SMITH JAMES STONE CHI FHATEH ITY Established December IO, 1860. . First Row STONE, BooTH, POLE, I-Infmr, Rm'No1.ns, P1annksoN, HARRxsoN, HAAGEN. Second Row 'I'k1MBL12, GRAVATE, Dkmsoo, 1Nimuu'r'r, BROWN, Sco'm', ALLEN, S'rum'zHk, Mlmoon. Third Row GAYLE, Bommk, PRIOR-Lmmv, DUDLEY, PlCKli'l I', Psmms, KliI.l.S, Mozuus, FXNNEGAN, jomes, Smrru. tnw -,,,.-u ' HW I!-'.-!! ' ' sesff -aff H UZ1' ,.,.., H831 JOHN LEWIS CocHRAN, JR. ARCHIBALD DOUGLAS DAENEY JoHN FRANK ELLIOTT CLEMENT DANIEL FIsI-IEURNE WILLIAM H. FLANNAGAN JAMEs FBNDOL NATHANIEL E. AnAMsoN MAURICB M. BRAY MEREIJITH JOHNSON ROBERT W. BRAUTIGAM BENJAMIN F. BORDEN GILBERT S. CAMPBELL THEODORE J. HOBE JESSE T. HUDSON, JR. WILLIAM A. MACILWAINE LABRON E. McIvoR AL EXANDER MCRAE CAVE RICHARD ALLISON FBNTON BROWN LARRY BURRow Dow DANIEL FRATRES IN URBE BURNLEY GRATH LLEWELLYN PUSH HAYDEN WILLIAM D. HAYDEN, M.D. CHARLES T. OYNBILL JOHN ROGER PUGH WILLIAM LAWRENCE SMITH LAW THOMAS J o,RElLLY MEDICINE WILLIAM C. BARR WILLIAM C. HADEN, JR. WILLIAM D. LEvIs, JR. GRADUATE J. Dona SMITH COLLEGE WILLIAM W. OLD, III J. SCOTT RAWLINGS DOUGLAS W. RICHARDSON DONALD RILEY JOHN P. ROBERTSON FRANCIS L. SALISEURY ENGINEERING T. THOMAS PATTERSON, JR. SHIRLEY H. SMITH PLEDGES BILL DAY JACK CRADDOCK ROBERT EGAN SAMUEL W. JOHNSON lfl84fl ALPHA CHAPTER FRATRES IN FACULTATE FRANCIS P. DUNNINGTON, B.S., C.E., M.E., Ph.D ARMISTBAD G. GoRoAN, JR., A.B., M.A., Ph.D. CHARLES BRUCE MQRTON, II, B.S., M.D. JoI-IN LLOYD NEwcoME, B.A., C.E., Sc.D., LL.D. ROBERT HENNING WEBB, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. DOWNING L. SMITH JoHN SI-IEI.ToN WHITE WILLIAM H. L. WHITE, M.D. BLAKE B. WOODSON, III SIDNEY B. WATSON W. HOLT SOUDER ROBERT E. MCALPINE CHARLES M. WALSH ARTHUR M. WI-IITEHILL, JR. RALPH M. ScoTT ROBERT T. SIMS MINOR MARSHALL SMITH ROBERT B. SULLIVAN J. ROBERT TATUM W. ROBERT VADEN JoI-IN A. WILMER JOHN T. TIGER EDWARD LowMAN DAN RUSSELL DENsIL WARDBN TED STANLEY-BROWN Founded MaI'ch I, 1868 at the University of Virginia. O First Row TATUM, O'RIIII.I,x', JoIINsoN, S. SMI'I'II, CAVE, VAIIIIN, Sco'I I', RorInR'I'soN, D. SMITII, CAMI-nIII.I,. Second Row BoImIaN, BI1AU'I'IGAIvI, MACILWAINII, SIUI.I.IvAN, 'TICER, PA'l'l'ERSON, Home, RII.Iav, WAIIDEN. Third Row BURROW, S'I'ANI,IzY-BROWN, LOVVMAN, DANIIEI., EGAN, DAY, RUssI2I.I., AI.LIs0N. Aclifve ji4l'Illbl'l'.S' mul Plezlgex N ot in Picture M. SMI'I'II, WILMIQII, OI.Ix, RAWLINGS, LEVVIS, YIUDSON, SAI.IsuUkY, SIMS, RICIIARIJSON, Mclvok, CIIAIIDOCK, F. BROWN, S. JoIINsoN. H851 1-::a...men.......-rnw1-.e-exaaae......,.......4fn-n-+.vr:v-4--'I --wmv'---+12--mr-I-nw-.-w-f-aww-www-n-wf-1:-may II' - 1 If, f -I .- -v -If-1-wwwvwr-1-www-I f..-I fr-QI-f .fmvnm-.vnu M',0n-wmv:-,ma-Iuwwmwq tmlwow.-i::, ..m:-....,.,....,. e::::.::p:,..f-.-..,.-.-Q'mawf:vmnIx.:a-'A -rmswwrnrmum:v.IfI.-'nmrv-f-- ---' .Im-I-www: I. .--vmmwear-Ima-mwmmmamnwnnwuxnnmw.Immwwrmwnm-:'nIuIuwc.wmmum4am::wnvmnusxm MURRY Bococx BERNARD P. CHAMEERLAIN WILLIAM P. CHAMEERLAIN EDWARD C. CLARK GEORGE M. COI.Es C. RUSSELL BELCHER ALEXANDER A. CAMERON, J ROBERT S. COLEMAN FRANCIS N. CRENsHAW ARDEN L. DAY, JR. C. BROO::s FARBER ugh' FRATRES IN UREE W. ALLEN PERKINS F. BRADLEY PEYTON, III ROBERT COLEs CAMERON DUKE WILLIAM R. DUKE, JR. COLLEGE RANDOLPH R. FISHER, JR. PIIILEMON E. TRUESDALE, JR THOMAS D. GRINNELL EDWARD A. MITCHELL WILLIAM R. NELSON G, ANTHONY WALKER ENGINEERING BE AVERY f.XTLIN TIIOM E. TYLER SMITH NELSON S. MEAD VVILLIAM P. BROOKS EUGENE CASSELL MEDICINE DAVID W. BREWSTER PLEDGES EDWARD O. MCCUE, III MARTIN A. PALMER ROsLYN D. YOUNG H861 ZE TA CHAPT FRATRES IN FACULTATE IVEY FOREMAN LEWIS, B.A., M.S., PI-r.D ERNEST J. OGLESEY, B.A., M.A. B. F. D. RUNK, B.S., M.S., PI-LD. AS W. ESKRIDGE DUKE GREGORY MAGRUDER GORDON B. NELSON LOGAN M. NELSON ROBERT SCI-ILEsINGER ALBERT H. STODDARD J. 'TEMPLETON STRONG VVILLIAM M. TIMDERLARE GEORGE E. P. TOEEE TI-IoMAs W. PEARCE, JR. JAMES F. WARREN, JR. N ELSON JOHN MCCRORY ROBERT S. BAILEY VVADE H. STONE RANDOLPH CATLIN TA PSI FHATEH ITY I Founded at New York University in 1847. Established at the University of Virginia in 1868. Back Row Smrm, MEAD, BROOKS, MCCUE, PALMER, YOUNG, CAssm.i., McCRoRv, BAILEY, STONE. Second Row LANG!-IORNIE, T. Nm.soN, FARBER, GRINNELI., Fxsl-IER, STRONG, TRUESDAI.E, Tonnn, CA'rL1N, M1'1'cnu1.L, PEARCE, WARREN.. Front Row VVALKIER, TIMBERI,AKlE, COLEMAN, W. NELSON, DAY, CRENSHAVV, S'ronnARn, CAMERON, BELCHER, BREWSTER. H871 GEORGE BARLOW ALBERT BOLLING JOHN S. BATTLE ARTHUR H. BUELL CHARLES CALIGA R. CURTIN COLEMAN BRUCE G. CORNELL THOMAS E. DOLAN RODGER D. FRALEY FRATRES IN URBE ROGER BROOME ROBERT II. DAVIS, JR. JAMEs S. HANCKEL COLLEGE JOHN A. GILL ROBERT K. GORDON FRANK L. HEREFORD JOHN W. HULVEY A. PATRICK JANSSEN C. GERALD KIRVEN RIDGELY D. MILLER EDUCATION V I L , A RGINIA DELTA CHAPTER FRATRES IN FACULTATE ROBERT V. FUNSTEN, M.D. TPIOMAS CARRUTHERS, B.S. CHARLES E. HENDERsON ELBERT ALVIS KINCAID, M.A. NORTON PRITCHETT CHRISTIAN S. HUTTER JR. SAMUEL L. LEE JOHN RYAN R. DIMMICK REESE JAMEs E. Ross ROEERT D. SEILER I-IENRY P. TAYLOR, JR. HENRY H. UII-ILEIN . C. DEXTER WHITEHEAD RALPH CHAMELIN R. TIIRNEULI. GILI.E'I'IE ENGINEERING RICHARD M. BRANDT A. PATRICK JANSSEN BENNO JANSSEN GRADUATE EDWIN PETER HUNTER MEDICINE . CHARLES G. CRADDOCR, JR. SAMUEI. P. MARsIIALI. INITIATES JOHN ARNOLD WILLIAM 11UDsON VICTOR TAYLOR THEODORE BURTON JOHN RAY FRANK THOMAS JOHN CAIN MAC FRALEY WILLIAM SMITH WARD SPEER KENT THORUP H881 FRANK TUCKER I-IOwARD VVOLTZ Founded in Richmond, Virginia, on September I I, 1865. Established at the University of Virginia on November 25, 1868. First Row SMITH, BURTON, RAY, TUCKER, WOLTZ, CAIN, TEIOMAS, HUDSON, V. TAYl,0R. Second Row Wurrl51uiAn, I-IULVIQY, HUTIER, Rmzsli, KIRVEN, PIEREFORD, GlLLE'l l'E, FRALEY, I-I. TAYLOR, MILI.ER, GILL. Third Row CORNIELI., B. JANSSEN, Bunn., CALIGA, UIIILEIN, S1sn,lzR, DOLAN, C1rAMnL1N, Ross, P. JANSSEN BRANDT. H891 C. BERNARD BAILEY EDWIN A. CoPENIIAvER LYTTLETON WADDEl.I. JOHN A. BEREKEY ANDERSON CI-IAEEY A ROBERT B. CRANE THOMAS N. P. CUTLER FRATRES IN U REE GORDON SMITI-I LEMUEL F. SMITII CLAY E. DELAUNEY REV. WILEY R. MASON ARCHITECTURE ROBERT W. HERRE COLLEGE THOMAS DAvIEs MARIO Q. FOGG LEWIS T. FOSTER J. PETER HOLLAND WlLl.lS R. HoY'r ENGINEERING CHARLES O. WILLIS LAW JULES K. KORNER lfl901 -KAPP ZETA CHAPT FRATRES IN FACULTATE GEoRcE OSCAR FERGUSON, B.A., M.A., PI-I.D. WILLIAM WIRT WADDELL, M.D. RICHARD CECIL GARLICK, B.A., M.A., PI-I.D. FLETCHER WooDwARD, M.D. JAMES SOUTHALL WILSON, B.A., M.A., PH.D., E. R. SLAUGHTER, B.S. THOMAS CAREY JOHNSON, JR., B.A., M.A. DUDLEY CRAWFORD SMITH, M.D. FREDERICK DEANE RIBBLE, M.A., LL.B. JoI-IN HowE YoE, B.A., M.A., PII.D. LYTTLETDN JONES THOMAS L. WATSON JOHN R. WINGFIELD, JR. SUMNER W. MA1 rEsoN HAMILTON S. Ross A. RoY THOMSON WILLIAM WIESE, II A ER LL.D. IE FHATEH I Founded at the University of Virginia, December IO, 1869. C Front Row ISEREKEY, CRANE, MATTESON, KORNER, Ross, Fosrnk, HOLLAND. Baal' Row Hmuuc, Focc, CU'I'l.liR, VVIIESIC, VIQIIOMSON, Wn.1.xs, Hov'1', Dfxvucs, C1-ml-'EY, GRAFTON Uazzilorj C1911 EDWARD J. CARRUTHERS FRANCIS B. GRINNELL DONALD E. LANE CHARI.Es C. CARLETON FREDERICK DAVIDSON EDWIN F. DODGE, JR. BENJAMIN J. GIBSON RICHARD H. MCLEOD BROOKE PEIRCE THOMAS C. BUTCHER FRATRES IN URBE PATRICK C. MATTIIEWS HENRY S. MARTIN ' COLLEGE ROEERT E. RUNYON ROBERT P. SIIAY JAMES D. STAUFFER WILLIAM E. STRAIIL WARREN W. STULTZ PHILIP M. TAI.B0'l'1' 5 I B BETA CI-IAPT I FRATRES IN FACULTATE RICHARD FLETCHER CHAPI LAWRENCE LEE E. MANN NAsH CHARLES SMITH HOWARD A. TURNER ALFRED R. THOMPSON DONALD G. WANNER FREDERICK M. WILI.IAMS WEST P. WOODBRIDGE RICHARD T. YATES WILLIAM G. ZEI-INDER ROEERT H. ZIEGI.ER LAW WlI.l.IAM D. HURLBUT, II LAWRENCE A. LIVINGSTON ENGINEERING DONALD J. HAWKINS PAUL A. HUNTER INITIATIZS THOMAS A. ANDERsON, JR. PARKER D. BREWER DONALD BURNETT J. BART CAMPBELL, JR. JOHN M. Cozzx WILLIAM C. EACIIO, JR. WARREN D. EI.I.I0'I l' LAWRENCE C. FULLER, JR. CHARLES D. GECKLER FRANK C. GORDON, JR. JOHN M. HEI-IN FRANK C. JENSEN CORYDON M. JOHNSON ROBERT D. LEU'l'BECKI'IR BENJAMIN R. LOEWY H921 O. RAYMOND MARTIN, JR. PURSE A. MILLER, JR. HENRY F. NEIGHEORS, JR. JOHN S. SAMPERTON RAYMOND E. SLATER ROBERT E. WEHRLE EDWARD C. WII.sON N JONFS FHATE ITY . Founded at Virginia Military Institute in 1869. Established at University of Virginia in 1870. Q Sealed JOHNSON, GORDON, A. CAMPBELL, BURNHTT, SAMPERTON, JENSEN. First Rofw STAUFFER, DAVIIISON, LIVINGSTON, Pnmcria, MCLEOD. Second Rofw Burcumz, STULTZ, VVILLIAMS, HURLBUT, STRAHL, Zinsmn. RUNYON, TuoMvsoN. Third Ro-w MUNHALL, TALuo'r1', Wooonnluca, WANNHR, HAwxiNs. SHAY, Ymns. Fourlh Roifw B. CAMPBELL, HIEHN, WIQHRLE, SLA'rER, CARI.li'l'ON. Fiflll Rofw LEu'rm3c:xuu, EACHO, Cozzi, Louwv, MILLIER, Gxscxmnz. Sixih Rofw WVILSON, Biuzwnu, Nslcmaons, BUCK, ANDERSON. Smvfnlll Rorw HAMMOND, ELLlo'r'r. Eiflllfll Rofw HIENIDIEIKSCN fScrvnnr3, i i H931 .:'-1-1:Ju1Tf : , rf ix - 1r'i'r 'i gmail ,,,,, nxcglqauuc---auf: 'Egan -nr ' Quan:-air: W '-:ua ' nur.-1-ip n W 'ful WALTER S. CHISI-IOLM JACK E. EARLY THOMAS FKTZHUGH THOMAS P. GRASTY D. A. GREEN FRANK O. BARNES CHARLES E. BU'l I'ERWOR'I'H THOMAS A. CONLON THOMAS N. DAVIEs RICHARD K. ERNST WALTER L. EVANS EMMETI' B. FORD THOMAS II. DAVIES J. EDWARD GEORGE ROBERT W. BARTON WARREN E. BOYD HOWARD J. CAT1-IER JULIAN W. CLARKSON NICHOLAS E. DAVIES RICHARD B. DAVIES FRATRES IN URIIE HENRY W. JACKSON A. M. KEITH AUSTIN D. KIl.I'IAM W. F. LONG L. S. MACON COLLEGE A. GAINES FRAY WILLIAM C. GARBEE WILLIAM T. GOBSON WERT B. HATCHER MALCOM A. HOLLIDAY MERWIN B. MOORE ENGINEERING CHARLES PIETSCH MEDICINE HUNTER R. MANN, JR. RANEY A. OVEN A P P LAMBDA CHAPTER I FRATRES IN F ACULTATE ARTHUR KYLE DAVIS, JR., B.A., M.A., B.Litt., PH.D. FRANCIS JOHNSON DUKE, B.S., Arch., M.S., PH.D. JOHN CALVIN METCALF, B.A., M.A., Lin.D., LL.D. WALTER ALEXANDER MONTGOMERY, B.A., PH.D. CIIARLES PATTERSON NASH, B.S., LL.B. THOMAS PEYTON WATSON SADLER EDWIN S. SWEENEY S. L. WILLIAMSON JOHN R. WOODS REA PARKER ROBERT U. PITT GEROULD M. RUMELE, JR. PIARRY H. RUMELE, II RUSSELL A. SALTON BENJAMIN N. WEISIGER, III BRUCE E. WALLS EDMUND V. VADEN HENRY A. WISEMAN LAW JOHN W. WALTZ SIMPSON WILLIAMS GRADUATE KENNETEI C. BAST INITIATES GRIFFIN D. DEAL ALBERT J. DRUEDING WARREN C. EVANS WALTER K. LE COUNT TAYLOR C. MARROW ll941 RICHARD F. MCPPIERSON SAMUEL P. OAST THOMAS P. PEYTON, III PAGE PRICE NELSON RICHARDS JAMES L. SKIDMORE fOxOnj - Founded at Washington College in 1865. Established at the University of Virginia C First Row VVAWRMAN, FRAY, BRANIQS, BU'l l'liRXVOR'l'H, CONLON, H. Ruivmi Second Row Folan, I5RNs'r, Pns'rscn, IfI01.r.nmx', Gixkniziz, Diwnas, VVAl.i.s, Gm Third Row Illml., Wmsmmz, Bow, CLARKSON, ETIIIERIDGIZ, Mmuzow, Lia Co in 1873. Ja, Mookla, Wnlfrz, Pwr s0N, VVn.i.mMs, Piuuuai: UNT, RICHARDS, CATIIIER ll951 DONALD BANKS G. LEs'rER BLANKIN ROBERT A. Bo1'r RANDOLPH S. BRENT WILLARD C. BRODEN BAYLOR B. CAPERs JOHN CLARK LAY'I'oN AYRES IsAAc AIKEN GLENN MILLER V COLLEGE CHARLES DEAR PHILLIP L. DENNIsToN ROBERT HELMUS EDWARD HEDGER WILLIAM H. HODILL J. HENRY LATCHUM JGHN C. MACMURRAI' ENGINEERING HOWARD KYMPTON LAW HUGH EVERETT RUSSELL INITIATES JOHN DALEI' ALBERT DAVIS H961 O I IRGINIA BET CHAPTER FRATRES IN FACULTATE WILLIAM EDWARD BRAY, M.A., M.D. HALSTEAD S. HEDGEs, B.S., M.A., M.D HENRY B. MULHOLLAND, B.A., M.D. E. FULTON NEAL DoN D. NIKLASON JAMES B. REDUS PETER M. STEWART OSCAR THORUP HEMPSTEAD WAsIIEURN, III SEYMOUR R. YoUNc WILLIAM SEWELL FLAVELL SI-IURTLEFE GEORGE WHI1'E Founded at Miami University on December 26, 1848. Established at the University of Virginia, November, 1873. First Row Tnonuv, I-Iomm., Nncl.AsoN, Rianus., Second Row BRENT, LA'rcuuM, S'l'liWART, CAPHRS, Br.ANKiN, MACMURRAY. 'l'hir11 Row 1-Im.MUs, DEAR, VVASIIBURN, BANKS, Youxn. Fourth Row DAVIS, SnUR'1'r.H1f1f, AYRIES, Mll.l.l5R. Baal' Row HIEDGER, AIKEN, DENNISTON, SEH'IiI.l., W'm'rn. lmmvn-mawn-mmanmuuwnmuwnmmniuumwnmmm-iunwfnffifwmwmin V, -I in -- -wa, .-,-M Ai MA- , ,, ,Q,,.,,v,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,w,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,.,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,a.,,,f .,..ml:,:..........,1,.-,.v,......arasnrrzseaewa-far-r-wnawrasm-:vi-v.w um-y.,,.w, L-he-.wMi.11-A www V ... A-M-r,-mnnmmnqvqrmww 1- ff' is ....,,-wpm-1s-fm-A:mmmmvawxww-e+mf.m.a:rgee-:vmn1apm:s:v::,:.J:4.:...:2E:..s..4--,. , , , Ju Louls BROWN MICHAEL Corrs JOI-IN MCGILL DOuGLAs JOHN PORTER JoNEs LLOYD CURTIS JOHNSON ESTES JOHN C. GORDON STANDIFORD GORIN SAM GRAHAM JAMES L. CAMP ROBERT GODFREY FRATRES IN URBE FRANK W. HOLSINGER MARcELLUs MGBRIDE EDWARD OVERTON MCCUE EDWIN KELL O'BRIEN COLLEGE WILLIAM HUDLOW MARK HANNAN WALTER MCCLELLAND JOHN MCDONALD JAMES OLNEY ' LAW WILLIAM ALLEN M EDIOIN E EDWARD GALLAGI-IER ENGINEERING HAROLD TUFTY GRADUATE LYNWOOD W. RICHARDSON l INITIATES ROBERT GIBSON ' JOI-IN SWAN I198l E BETA IOTA CHAPTER O FRATER IN FACULTATE ROBERT KENT GOOCH, B.A., M.A., PH.D. COxonJ ROBERT MASSIE PAGE WILLIAM ALoNzo RHINEHART WILLIAM R. SI-IEPARD JOI-IN ELDON SHEPARD ARCHIBALD OGDEN JOSEPH PATCH VICTOR SALVATORE DONALD B. SCOTT EDWARD4 M. TIERNEY DANA C. MITCHELL ROBERT MOORE TA... Founded at Bethany College, 1859. Established at the University of Virginia, l889. First Row GRAHAM, ALLEN, CAMP, RICHARDSON, OLNIQY. Secoml Row SAr.vA'roRl2, OGDEN, MCCI.liI.I,ANlJ, Hunmw, MCDONALD, GORDON. r fhirzl Row SCO'l'l', CURTIS, CEALLAGIER, HANNON, 'IlIliRNl5Y, GOI!!-'RliN', SVVAN. Fourth Row GORIN, GIBSON, PATCH, VVn.I.nz fJanilorj. 1 IQ199l voamcvmnvv-fwrw.-Arm-nf..-.,.-Hmuuqwvvrwrsenmruwzvrvrxmvqrmwnwwr r ' N- ..., .vf ' --mf mf w..:f,-.,.,,,,Q4.-qf-v,v...,,,,,,,,, l!1lwvnnw'nrru0:f1vmWmn-nlmrmmzvnwzrzaewww-1-rv-r-v.1vn1'vv1n:1'llvL-v-fnlfwl''W vu 2 . ,, :-wxrzaxmfffrvrz-mama'vm-el:new -4-M --.va nu -: 'I' -M Aw- -1-we A-.-:-Q-Hwv-vswwvwvrfnrlnlluu STUART BARKSDALE ALFRED S. DULANEY OTIS T. AMORY HARRY PETER BARLOW, III KENNETH F. BEvAN, JR. ARCHER KENT BLOOD WILLIAM BROOKES, JR. PAUL G. CHEATEM THOMAS PEECUD CHIEMAN L. T. CHRISTIAN, III GORDON L. CRENSHAW WlI.I.IAM E. KELLEY, JR. M. DAVID BAXTER VVALTER C. FITZGERALD GORDON AMBLER WILLIAM BRUGMANN EUGENE BUCK CHARLEs COLEMAN JOHN FOWLE FRATRES IN URBE JAMES S. HAWKINS HUGH M. HAwIcINs COLLEGE EDWIN G. FORREST THoMAs A. JACKA ROBERT R. LACOCK CHARLES W. LIDDELI. CHARLES H. LOUGI-IRIDGE, JR. ROBERT L. MURRAY ROBERT W. PATERsoN KIRKHAM RAPHAEL ENGINEERING WILLIAM R. IVICGLEUGHLIN, GRADUATE BEVERLY JONES MEDICINE LOUIS S. GRAHAM CLIFTON R. GRUVER BEN F. MONTAGUE PLEDGES THOMAS GREEN ROBERT HARPER OLIVER HITCH HENRY HORTENSTINE EDWARD JERRY IZOOI VIRGINIA ETA CHAPTER FRATRES IN FACULTATE WILLIAM A. LAMEETH, M.D., PH.D. FRANCIS G. LANREORD, B.A., M.A., PH.D. JOHN A. RORER, B.A., M.A. RICHARD A. MEADE, B.A., M.A. JOHN LEvI MANAHAN, B.S., M.A., PH.D. JOHN KENNAN WILLIAM C. PORTER WALTER A. ST. CLAIR JOSEPH SCANELL ROBERT E. STINSON E. V. STRATTON, JR. FRENCH STROTHER, JR. WILLIAM A. TARLETON JOHN S. TENNANT JEROME K. VALLDEJULI H. HERBERT WAGNER TREVETT A. MATTIIEWS LORREN F. PARMLEY, JR. CHARLES F. SCHNEIDER JACK IVIURRAY WILLIAM F. NELMS RICHARD LEVERICH, JR. ROBERT TWIDDY ROBERT VICKERMAN E 5 I - Founded -at Richmond College, 1901, Established at the University of Virginia, 1906. Firsl Rofw TWIDIJY, AMBLER, COLEMAN, VICKIIIIMAN, HITCH, HARPIIR, HORTENS1'lNl2, Fowm, BRUGMANN. Second Rofw STRATTON, CHRISTIAN, LOUGHRIDGE, AMORY, CI-IISMAN, LAcocI:, STINsoN, CRIINSHAW, VALLDEjUI.I, LInmsI.I., JONES, TARLETON. Third Rofw BARLOW, Bnooxss, PATTERSON, ST. CLAIR, SMITH, S'I'Ro1'HIaR, BLOOD, JACKA, CI-IEATIIM. Fourth Rofw WAGNER, LEVERICH, SCANNELL, NE!.MS, FORREST, MURRAY, SCHNEIDER, MONTAGUE. Top Rofw KIILLIEY, RAIII-IAIEI., MCGLEUGHLIN. MATTPIEWS, BEVAN. I20ll ::n-u:.--.p-nnuuuun:.:....W.v...,.:.:.f.nmw4mime-.wfsfawg ,,4,:i..-1, ,,,,, ,, ' - -4-5:,::fg' , -W f - f-:::Lf-- w:5,Ji, WILLIAM T. HAMM THOMAS F. BRIGI-IT CARL A. BROADDUS, II TOLIN T. CAMEI.os ALLAN A. CAMPBELL JOSHUA F. B. CAMELos D. GORDON ALLEN JoI-IN BACKUS QUINNAN H. HoDcEs DAVID K. HoMAN III FRATRES IN URBE HARRY A. GEORGE DAVID ELLIS BROWN COLLEGE SBVERN P. C. DUVALL WILLIAM D. MAUs, JR. R. WILLIAM PHELAN LAW FREDRICI: L. BENKENSTEXN MEDICINE FREDERICK J. FLYNNE, JR. ARCHITECTURE CI-IARLEs W. MCNEELY INITIATES JAMES KEITH HOWARD J. MIENCRE THOMAS J. PIcIcI'oRD BEAL S. RODGERS IZOZJ II EL RI-Io CHAP TRUEMAN M. DODSON SAMUEL C. ROLAND A. CAMPBELL SMID1' THOMAS TODD RICHARD E. WILLIAMS MCCI-1EsNEv GOODALL, ALAN H. WHITLOCK ALBERT L. Woou LAWRENCE W. VILES WILLIAM M. MILFORD T A TER J PHI PH!-l . Founded at Union College in 1827. Established at the University of Virginia on December 5, 1907. Back Row MEINCKH, l'IOMAN, Wm'1'I.0CK, ALLEN, WOOD, Comes Uanitorl. Third Row CAMBr.os, MAUS, W1m.1AMs, SMm'1', BROADDUS, ROWLAND, XNILFORD, Honens Second Row MCNEELY, BiucH'1', CAMPBELL, DUVAL, P1-IELAN. Front Row Vines, Picxroko, RODGERS. l203l : 4.awx:mvm::w.:,.-.-,.m11T....v.-.-1 ,,,, , , W, -w:,,1-wxr:.-mnumu TEH ITY HENRY E. DELI' Asx-IEY ALLEN, JR. EDMUND J. DAILY, JR. FRATRES IN URBE RANDOLPH BRUCE COLLEGE JAIME FONT A. GREGORY HOWE CARL B. JOHNSON THE XI CHAPTER FRATER IN FACULTATE WILSON GBE, PI-I.D. LOUIE SCRIBNEIY THEODORE M. NEWTON ALBERT B. SIEwERs, JR. ARCHITECTURE ROY M. KINsEY ENGINEERING VVILLIAM W. MILLER, JR. FREDERICK S. WOOD GRADUATE h EDWARD R. BERRY ARTHUR VJ. JONES INITIATES JOsEI-II W. CI-IORLTON M. EUGENE DOEEINS HARRY A. GILL, JR. ROBERT H. GREGORY HUBERT F. GROssEcLosE, JR. THOMAS F. JOHNSON, JR. JOI-IN D. KREIS ROBERT H. MCPHERSON WALLACE R. MOORE JOHN P. MoRR1ss I2041 DAVIS P ROBERTS MATTHEW C. RYAN, JR. JERRELL L. SANDERS ERNEST J. THAEET, JR. C. ROBERT WHITE, JR. TA CHI FH!-XTEH ITY 'Founded at Norwich University, April IO, 1856. Established at thc University of Virginia, January 26, 1913. Front Row KINSEY, ALLEN, DAn.x', Hown, SIEWIERS, NEWTON, FONT, Woon. Second Row C. JOHNSON, XVIHTE, MORRIS, MCP1-naRsoN, KREIS, r.lil'IABli'I', T. JOHNSON, BERRY. Thirrl Row SANDERS, MOORIE, Gm., DOBBINS, ROBERTS, RYAN, GRosiacr.os1a, GREGORY. I 205 1 - ---------- -- --K-A A -. -W--H , .--J... . i - f-if-W--.1-W..-.... llnlnvtuwwwn.-1-awmwnu..izw-.z....,.,.,.. , 1, , 5 gm, ilu... f. Y.. Y L--I -JL ,, ,Jig ,, ,,,, , -gnu u........---. -:msv,:,--ummm-nm-..i.v...m , . .ns . Wwwvmmmuunnmxxz H 7 Wm ,TW - ,, ,....-.Q.: ff ., ,,,,, wmv' .,,:,5.a.rf'::::. ,,-vfqgfvmu Amw,., fm. --M R M R mmmmvnnn 1 ,TouN LEE BLocH JOHN LEWIS OPPENHEIMER RICHARD ALLAN GOLDMAN JosEP:I H. MARKO FRATER IN URBE I. WALTERS COLLEGE JACQUES S. ZINMAN ALBERT JONAS AMSTERDAM WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON JAMES EDWARD BROWN Lows HERMAN CAI.IsI-I LINWOOD LEIHIMAN, B.A., M.A., PH. CHI CHAPT FRATER IN FACULTATE LEONARD DAVID NEc1'ow JoI-IN ANDREW ROTHSCHILD JOSEPH LEE SEDWKTZ ARMAND NEWMYER LAW DAVID HARTFIELD, JR. MEDICINE DONALD WAI.'I'ERs LEE ELIAS WHITLOCK INITIATES EDWARD HARRIS BROWNFIELD BERTRAM SPAGAT NUSEAUM LEWIS NEWMEYER ALLAN SI-IELDoN LYoNs BEN ZION I2061 D Founded at the College of the City of New York in 1898. Established at the University of Virginia on June 2, 1915 I Firxt Row HAiunsoN, BLocH, MARKO, Z1NMAN, Ro'rnscH1Ln. Second Row MEWMEYER, BROWN, CAmsH, NEWMEYER, Smwvrrz. Third Row Lx'oNs, BRovvNrnsr.n, Zion, NusnAuM. l207l ,-,,.,,.Y.v.- -- 2'--::, W-,,. mei: ftw.. ,- -,-- ll NIELVIN G. ALPER DUNALD S. BRODY EDWARD CDIIEN ALFRED I. COPLAN EDWARD A. FRIEDMAN MORTON ALPER DoUcLAs BROCK GORDON V. CADER DUDLEY I. CATZEN I I FRATER IN URBE S. B. WEINBERG ARCHITECTURE NU CHAPTER JACK H. HIRsCH MILTON N. KAssEI. LAW EUGENE M. FElNBI.A'I I' ' MEDICINE HARRY J. PERLBERG, JR. COLLEGE or ARTS AND SCIENCES MARVIN E. GoRDoN STUART L. HAAs LEE D. MILLER CI-IARLEs PFIFFERLING, WooDRow S. RooKI.IN INITIATES ARTHUR F. EISENMAN ALVIN HARRIS WILLIAM KANTDR MILTON KRAMER ALAN F. ROTHSCHILD 1.2081 MACEY H. ROSENTI-IAL IRWIN B. Ro'I'I-IscI-III.D EUGENE D. ScHwARTz LLOYD M. WITIIIND JOHN H. WITTsTEIN STEVEN SCHEINI-IoUsE RICHARD SCI-IULMAN RICHARD TOBIAS MILTON WACNER Fou11ded'at the College of the City of New York, November 28, 1901. Established :lt the University of Virgixlizl, December 13, 1915. Front Row EUGENE D. Sc11wAR'1'z, MARVIN E. GORDON, IRWIN B. Ro'1'11sc1-11LD, JR., DONALD S. BRODY, LEE D. M1LL1aR, MILTON N. KASSl2I., I-IARRY J. PIQRLDERG. Second Row EDWARD Co1111N, ALFRED I. COPLAN, STUART L. TIAAS, C1-1ARL1as P1f11f1-'RR1.1Nc, VVOODROVV S. ROOKLIN, EDWARD A. FRIEDMAN. Third Row ALAN F. R0'l'l'lSCllII.D, Mll1'l'ON WAGNIER, W1LL1AM KAN'1'oR, Mll.'l'0N ICRAMIER, GORDON CAD1aR, R1c1-1ARD Tonms, ALVIN I-IARR1s. I ourth Row AR'1'11uR F. E1s1aNMAN, JR., JOHN H. VVI'I'I'S'l'EIN, S'1'1av1sN SC11121N110Us1a, MORTON ALPER. Absent JACK II. If11Rsc11, Euolcma M. FElNBI.A'l l', M13Lv1N G. AL1-ER, MACEY H. Ros1sN'1'11AL, LLOYD M. W1'1'R1ND, DOUGLAS BROCK, DUDLDY I. CATZEN, RICHARD SCIIULMAN. l.2091 ' ll- . gt, ' 'nr' Hg .. . -1-., .1 H' :rn 11 Y nzf' ' .-at ir 4, Y:-4: 11-.Lv . ,. ,I W. RALPH BRITION JURY Y. BROWN, JR. CHARLES EVANS, JR. FREDERICK W. BODE HAROLD E. BURKE RUSSELL M. CARNEAL ROBERT P. CRAIG F RATRES IN UREE SAMUEL J. GAMBLE FREDERICK C. DISQUE, JR. WILLIAM JONES, JR. ROBERT E. LEE, JR. COLLEGE LEE DELACY FREDERICK EDENHARTER CHARLES M. GUTHRIE WILLIAIII H. HOWELL JOHN NICCANTS GRADUATE WILLIAM M. WELFLEY ENGINEERING CHARLES L. BROWN INITIATES D E I. T A VIRGINIA CHAPTER FRATER IN FACULTATE JOHN P. DALTON, JR. JAMES A. LEITCII, JR. JAMES C. PRYOR, JR. ROBERT E. TAYLOR JEFFERSON E. POWELL ROBERT M. RIDDLEEERGER THOMAS V. ROCK JOHN F. TINKER VVILLIAM ACRES FRANK X. GRAVES FREDERICK MACCAEE lI2l01 'img PSILIJ FHATEH ITY Founded at Williaxiis College, 1834. Established at the University of Virginia, April 18, 1922. First Row Rmm.1sunRGnR, VVEI.FI.lEY, BROWN, Howiem., GUTI-IRIIE. Secoml Row CRAIG, Powiam., EDliNlIAR'I'liR, DELACY, MCCANTS. Third Row BURKE, Rocx, MACCARR. l2111 .. J1 ,runuawv W ,, E, W .nw-re:-:.-1 -V ..,,,, :uu,,,,-,v.::e- W, ,.-:g. , ,, -1 ' 'wI ' N-2-2 :1nlllln-'-f1- ,lun LPH ALPHA KAPPA CHAPTER FRATRES IN FACULTATE ALFRED BURGER, Ph.D. Acting Assistant Professor of Chemistry JAMES WEBB COLE, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Chemistry I-IUGII MILLER SPENCER, B.A., M.S., Ph.D. MONROE COUPHKI Ph-I1 Assistant Professor of Chemistry I Cl ' mlmdor of mmnry VIRCIL CLIFFORD WILLIAMS, B.S., M.S. ROBERT ELIOT LU'l'Z, M.S., Ph.D. tin C,E,J -4-V-Wfiaff' 1'f0ff'5-W of Chfffli-fify Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering JOHN HENRY RUSHTON, Ph.D. JOHN I-IOWE YOE, M.S., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Chemical Engineering Professor of Chemistry R. S. BROWN, JR. R. C. COSGROVE E. ESTES D. M. FRENCII ROBERT W. AI.FRIEND TIIAD M. AMACKER CHESTER H. BOLEN JAMES E. BOWDEN WILLIAM A. BOWRON ALEX CAVE PASCAI. COOPER ADOIIPII J. DEINET GORDON N. FLANNIGAN JAMES I-I. FREDERICRSON CLARENCE HARRELL GRANT H. I-IARNEST GREGORY HOWE CARI. B. JOIINSON FRATRES IN URBE B. E. GAMMON C. J. GEYER F. B. HII.I., JR. MEMBERS DAN JOHNSTON LEWIS B. JOHNSON NORMAN H. LEAKE HENRY LEISHEISER RALPH G. LIGIITNER HAROLD J. Ll'l l'LE'I'0N RAY LLOYD WILLIAM S. LYON ROBERT MAPIONE FREDERICK MANNESCHMIDT 'IQHOMAS MATTI-IEWS S. N. ME'l'CAl.Fli RICIIARII H. MYERS A. S. POWELL lI2l2l C. J. LIKES L. R. MODLIN, JR. E. H. ROBBINS L. C. WELLFORD RUSSEL J. ROWI.E'I 1' P. P. SCROGGS CARLETON RUTLEDGE NEWTON H. SHEARER J. DOYLE SMITH SHIRLEY H. SMITII GEORGE P. SMITII VIRGIL STRAUOIIAN JOHN F. TINKER B. JOHNSON TODD JAMES WILSON W. RICHARD WINSERO FREDERICK S. WOOD MILLARD ZEISEERG 1 1 Founded at thc University of WiSCOIlSill, 1902. Establislied at the University Of ViI'giIIizI, 1922. Front Row DR. JOIIN l'I. YOIE, DR. JAMES W. COLE, I'IAROI.O J. I,I'I'TI.E'I'ON, IIENRI' I.IEIDIllilSliR, AMACKER, ROIIERT VV. AI.IfRIENII, lJR.'Al.l1'RFIlJ BURGER, DR. ROIIERT Ii. LUTz, DR, CARI. Second Row CIIESTER H. BOLIEN, J. DOI'I.E SMITII, VV. RICIIARO WINSIIRO, CPORDON N. FLANNIOAN, LIOIITNER, SIIIREEI' I-1. SMITII, AIIOI.I-II J. IDIHNIET, GRANT I-I. IIARNEST, LEWIS B. JO Third Row W7ll.l.IAM S. LYON, CIRHGORY IIOWE, NHNVTON I-I. SIIEARER, VVII.I.IAM A. BORON, FR VVOOO, JAMES M. FREDHRICKSON, MII.I.ARII ZEISIIERO, CLARIENCIE I'IARRIzI.I.. l o111'lh Row RUsSEI.I. J. ROXN'I.li'l'l', RICIIARII H. NIYIERS. Fifth Row PASCAI. COOI-ER, f3REY DINWIOOIE, A. E. HARVEY. r1'liI.I,IS MARTIN, JAMES VVIIISON, NORMAN H. LIEAKE, FREIIERICK C. I'IOI,I.liR, JAMES E. r1'lIAlJ M J. LIKES. RAI.IIII G IINSON. EIIERICR S BOVVDIEN l2l31 FRATRES IN FACULTATE - T H E PICHAPTER FRATRES IN URIIE FRANK EvERE1'I' HARTMAN, C.E. JOHN HUNTER ROBINSON JOHN LLOYD NEWCOMII, B.A., C.E., SC.D., LL.D. FREDERICK TRACY MORSE, M.E., E.E. President of tho Unifuorsity flssociate Profnssor of Merhanical Engineering WALTER SHELDON ROIJMAN, M.S., S.M. EARNEST JACKSON OGLESEY, B.A., M.A. Dean of Deparlnmnt of Engineering Professor of Engineering Mathematics GEORGE R. ANDREWS, III JAMES P. BORDEN, JR. RICHARD M. BRANIJT CHARI.Es L. BROWN, JR. AI.I.AN L. CAMPBELL NATHAN CASEY AVERY CATLIN GEORGE B. CRIs'I' FFHOMAS J. DICKERSON RALPH S. FANSLER WII.I.IAM W. Fox DONALD A. FRAZIER LAWRENCE REOINALD QUARLES, B.S.E., PH.D. Instructor in Electrical Engineering ACTIVE MEMBERS SAMUEL G. HARRIS ROBERT T. I-IOOVER, JR. HAROLD R. HOUSELL BENNO JANSSEN W. HARRISON KITE, JR. PRESTON P. LEE IRWIN M. LEWIS T. WILLIAM MARKWOOID JAMES E. MAY ELIGENE S. MILLER WlI.I.IAM W. MILLER, JR. T. JAMES MILLIOAN, III I214l RALPH E. O'DETTE EDWIN D. PABST LEONIDAS H. PANCOAST, JR. THEODORE T. PATTERSON ' CHARLES F. PIETscH, JR. JOSEPH B. SADLER DEAN R. 'Tl-IACKER JOHN T. TICER V WII.l.lAM L. VAUGHN WILI.IAM R. WINRROW ARTI-IUR, J. WI1'I's1'ocK WILLIAM D. WOOD T!-I AU FH TEH ITY ' Founded at the University of liichigan, 1904. Established at the University of Virginia, 1923. First Row W. Fox, VV, S'l'AI.m', j. Mll.I.IGAN, C. BROWN, J. MM, A. CAMPmf1.i,, G. Ck1s'r, '1'. Dicxnksow J. VVHITMORH. Srronfl Row R. PAYNH, R. FiNNlcr:AN, J. IDEN, C. Pnrrscn, L. PANCo.xs'r, E. Mn.l.lak, B, JANSSEN, T. l'A'r'riaRsoN H. Krrn, G. Arcmuaws. Third Row N. Cixslav, B. LACEY, VV, Kial.m', R. HOOVER, VV. Mmucwoon, VV. VVOOD, I. Licwis, VV. VVINBROVS' P. JANSSEN, j, Ticmx, N. PAns'r. l2l51 THIBIJ FRATRES IN FACULTATE ARTHUR F. MACCONOCHIE, B.Sc. fLondonJ CHARLES HENDERSON, E.E. JAMES SHANNON MILLER, JR., B.A., E.E. HERMAN CARL HEssE, B.S., M.E. EDWARD WATTS SAUNDER8, JR., C.E. JOSEPH LEE VAUCHAN, M.A., PH.D. THOMAS HAYHURsT EVANS, B.S., M.S. Qin C.E.J ALEXANDER M. CAVE JOHN H. O. CLARK J, LYNN COCI-IRAN THOMAS V. COOPER, JR. BENJAMIN P. DAVIDSON, JR. JAMES J. DECKER D. MAXWELL ELLETT ROBERT B. FINLAY WARREN B. FRENCH, JR JAMES H. KAELER PROFESSOR MCCLINTOCK ACTIVE MEMBERS MATTHEW LAWMAN, JR. WALLACE R. LINDSAY HAROLD T. J. LITTLETON ROBERT A. MAHONE, JR. G. BYRON MASSEY JOHN H. MILLER BRUCE N. NELSON THOMAS P. NELSON PHILIP B. PBYTON, JR. FRANK A. REAGAN l2l61 ROBERT B. ROOSEVELT Q DEWITT H. SRINNER EMERSON W. SMITH SHIRLEY H. SMITH, JR. HAMILTON SMITHEY LIsLE E. TAYLOR l HAROLD G. TUI-'rY, JR. JAMES J. WILLIAMS WILLIAM RICHARD WINSIIRO MILLARD D. ZEIsaERc BI EEHI SIJEIE ' Established at the University of Virginia, May, 1924. . First Row HAROLD rI'UF'l'Y, JAMES XNILLIAMS, WALLACE LINDSAY, WARREN FRENCH, FRANK RHAGAN, BYRO MAssEx', ROBERT FI NLAY. Secon 11 Row BRUCE Nlil.SON, JACK MILLER, PROIP. MCCLINTOCK, Mll.I.ARlD ZEISBERC, LYNN COCIIRAN, PRO PIENDERSON, PRo1f. SAUNEERS, PRo1f. MAcCoNocI'I1E. Third Row TY N F. PIAROLD LI'l l'I.E'1'0N, I'IAMII.'l'ON SMI'l'l'1EY, MA'I 1'IfIEw LAWMAN, DICK WINsBRo, ROBERT RoosEvEL'I', D. ELLE'l'l', PHILIP PEI I'oN, SHIRLEY SMITIAI, ALEX CAVE, BEN DAVIDSON. Fourlh Row PIUNTER XRIOOIJBERY, THOMAS COOPER, EMERSON SMITI-I, DEWIT1' SKINNER, LISSEL TAYI.0R, JAM DECKER, ROBERT MAIIONE. TIIOMAS NELSON, J. H. O. CLARK. IES l2171 MILTON SEGAL BERNARD GUTTMAN SEYMOUR PI-IEFEER WILLIAM ARRICK DONALD J. DEROY LAURENCE E. DEUTSCH HERMAN EISENBERG BERNARD GINSBERG STANLEY BANGLE HAROLD GDLDMAN BERNARD GUTTMAN JULES JASPER SANDFORD LEFCOE FRED JAcoBsoN MEDICINE MONTE BINDER ENGINEERING JACK ROSENBLOOM MORTY SCHATZBURG COLLEGE MURRAY GRoss ROBERT HECHT LEDN KAPLAN SIDNEY KEIILAM MURRAY KRIEGER ROBERT BEVY PLEDGES MEI.vIN LEISTNER EDWARD PEARLMAN SEYMOUR PHEFFER SIDNEY ROSINSKY JACK ROSENBLOOM lI2l81 L H CHAPT FRATER IN FACULTATE BEN-ZION LINFIELD BERNARD SIEGAL BERNARD SCHUMAN SEYMOUR ZEENKDV GEORGE MARX JOSHUA ROBINSON JAYsoN RoME LAURENCE SOLOWEY DAVID STUART DAVE ROBINSON MORTY SCHATZBURG MAURY STRAUSS BERNARD ScI-IUMAN EMANUEL WARSHAW PHIL WERBER E SI -- Founded at New York University in 1913. Established at the University Of Virginia in 1924. C Sitting JAYSON B. ROME, JOSIIUA L. ROBINSON, DONALD J. DEROY, SIDNEr, I. KlEI,I.AM. I ir.vt Row EDWARD PIEARLMAN, I-IAROLD GOLDMAN, BERNARD SIEGAI., MURRAX' GROSS, ROBIiR'l' l'IIiCll'l', LAURENCE E, DEU'I'sCIfI, WILLIAM H. ARRICK. Sezfoml Row DAVID S'l'UAR'1', ROBERT LEVY, SEYMOUR ZEENKOV, LAURENCIE SOLOWEY, MURRAX' KRIliGliR, LEON KAPI,AN, GEORGE MARX, BERNARD GINSBIERG. Third Row FRED JACOBSIEN, SANFORD LEECOE, MAURI' SIFRAUSS, EMANUHI. VVARSIIAW, MOR'I'IMIER SllA'l'ZBliRG, DAVID ROBINSON, PIIILII' VVERBER. Fo urth R aw JULIUS JASPER, JACK ROSENELOOM, SEYMOUR PIlEl4'FliR, S'l'ANl.lZY BANGLE, MELVIN LIZISTNIER, BERNARD SIIUMAN, SIDNEY ROSINSKY, BERNARD GU'I'I'MAN. T frzff--'fvywwnmmuwfnmmummmmwmwwnww-Nmfivmwfmv-II-W1-mr -7-wmwm awp-men'-msrvn-umna,.:.av-... .....mn-::::.z::...,..:.m.,.:.:.::4:::.:faEf.:..1.........v....-v .. . ,--,. ,, . -4412.1 . , .Y . ep. ,Ai w'mwwm,-nm-ummmmwmumamnmnwimmmwmensvIr+-w-wII.ywwwwwum:4ww.vI -+1f'z-me-I-1-Ivw'-1::a,.-...A-..',m.ww-:::-'Y-...,, . . . gfiuwre .. .,.'m-..-......::,.:1nnn,rmuaL::rp,.1 . .... i.N.1nn.4. .,... 3 ....ll.-.,.ll1-1. ALAN AMPER ALAN ABRUTYN ARTHUR BAKER GEORGE A. BECK IIENNETH BORNSTEIN NORMAN FISHER HAROLD IfIsHER RALPH BERCOVICI VICTOR CUMMINGS FRATER IN URBE DR. ARTHUR EIDBLMAN COLLEGE DONALD FLORIN BARTON L. GoLDBERc ALLAN J. GOLDBURG RICHARD E. GOLUB NEAL S. GRAY HENRY S. HALPRIN MEDICINE LEWIS S. KATz INITIATES JAY FINGER ABBO 'I' LISH IELWARD MYERS I 220 J VIRGINIA OMEGA ALPHA CHAPTER HAROLD B. PoTI.ER JERROLD ROBINSON NORMAN D. ScIIwARTz HERBERT SIRIS ROBERT C. SMITII WARREN W. WILENTZ ALFRED YAGISR MORTIM ER SCIIIFF RICHARD WEISS Founded at Yale University in 1895. Ifstzlblishccl at Virginia in 1932. Front Row A. AMPliR, D. FLORIN, B. L. GOI.llBERG, H. FISHER, G. BECK, N. Fxsrmn, N. SCHVVARTZ, A. XVAGER J. Ron1NsoN. Illidfllc Raw VV. W1r.l2NTz, A. BAKER, R. E. Gown, A. ABRUTYN, H. I-IAI.PR1N, N. GRAY, A, I. GOLDBURG, R. C. SM1'rH, H. POTLER. Bark Row A. Llslr, V. CUMMINGS, I. F1Nc:1ak, Mvlaks, R. Blekcovlcl, M. Scmmf. 1401711 from Picture Du. AR'l'llUR Exmal.MAN, Llawls KA'1'z, K1fNNn'1'II BORNSTHIN, I'IERBIiR'l' Suns, RICHARD VVIEISS. IZZIJ f T.T-f-QA-ifiisgxii.. R A :DR ...auf -N - X A 3 K N , X PHI BELT ACTIVE MEMBERS ALFRED B. MCEWEN GEORGE DUNCAN EDWARD M. LEIGH FACULTY F. D. G. RIBHLE CHARLES P. NASH GIEIIRARIJ Gl,IENN X x -jwsx ,Y xx X '15,-. , 9 W3V7 lf.'VIG. 'Ef!N'EEk1?1H5QWiI!GF?P'f1!!.'!1'7YI2'5BWWKWf'L?lUT?''H'MBZTMFI!BZVif'I1E'w'Y'A'S'9?l!! f'!f1'5T'J?'l??1'1'5f?'f'ET 1 W' JWWWMW 91' !'4 l9'Gll'l'lK -N,,.h.,, I , N af ' N-5 Wg? 55 V V X! J PHI 1:2221 F,-,F--W-w ES . I SIE NU PHI OFFICERS HARRY MlCHAEI,,.IR. . . . . . . Clmncellor . . . . . . . . . . . . Vice-Chzzncellor GEORGE M. CURTIN ....... Treasurer . . . . . . . . Keeper of the Rolls Q OTHER MEMBERS VVILLIAM COMPTON IQENNETH CUDMO K '- Br I'IARRIS GRIMSLEY K ' HENRY HOWEI.t I GEORGE F. LEWLL, HUGH RUSSEL ms: , v A 1 HJ' 414 .119 .,., at tunnis. -.u.'9 3'- V 5 A-Bc. R . R mxbQw I L. cf q I N5 J If I X 1559,-1 X B rr LPH!-l PP PSI ALPHA GAMMA CHAPTER FRATRES IN FACULTATE ALBERT J. BARLOW ELBERT A. KINCAID GEORGE T. STARNES ELMIER I. CARRu1'IIIzRs TIP'1'oN R. SNAVELY DAVID MCCORD WRIcII'I' AI.BER'I' B. EDWARDS WILSON GRI: FRATRES IN URIIE A. H. HADEN J. S. PI2'I'IzRs ACTIVE M EMR ERS WAL'I'IzR T. AIIIsRNs Asunv E. ALLEN ROBERT R. AYLES FRANK O, BARNES ROBERT O. BURTON JOIIN T. CLARK, JR. T. F. CLEMMER, JR. WILI.IAM C. CROMIIR l.liVVlS A. FOs'I'IzR, JR. ROGER D, FRALEY A. GAINES FRAY, JR. WILLIAM C. GARBEE JOHN C. GOROON, JR JOIIN B. GUERARO TOM JoIINsON EIIWARO G. LEWIS JOIIN B. MCCAULAY HARRY LRWMAN VVALTER MCCLELLANII ARNOLD B. PAYNE ROnIzR'I' U. PITT TQOY D. SAVAGE, JR. ROBERT H. SCIIAIIE JOSIAII A. STANLIII' ALEX P. TAIT LEO F. WATERMAN JOIIN A. WILMIIR First Row: Dr. Barlowg Mr. Carrurhersg Leo Waccrmaxu, Trcasurcrg William Garbee, Prcsiclcntg John Wilmer, Vice- Prcsidcnrg Dr. Snnvclyg Dr. Stfnrncs. 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PETE 'FOEBE JIM FOR1' ROY KINSEX' BILLY REA DOUG FONDA JOHNNY REAROON l24Ol . . . . , . l'l'L':id1fIl . , . l'ic'r'-l'l'L'.viflm1l .S'r'z'rr'l1H'y- 71l'l'N.Ylll't'l' PENN CLARK JACK VARNER Bon TURNER JIM LI'I I'I.E'I'ON DON WANNER TY MUOGE CllARl.IfY SACKEVI' JOIIN MCCRORY DICK BABYAK DICK COEER BUCK PALMER GERRY KIRYEN JIMMY MARlGl.l0'l I'A CI-IICK JORIIAN PERK I-IAzI.EGRovE DOUGGIE ALI.EN GENE CASSELII JOHN RAWLES JACK SKELTON PRESS CRAIGIIILI. JOIIN BLAIR BOE BAILEY BURCE CORNELI. LUKE WALOROI- WILLARIJ ASHEURN CARI. BROAOIIUS JOE SEOwI'I'z BAR'I' TIJIJID WEST WOOIIIIRIOGI: BOE KINIJREIJ En TIERNEY MAR1'IN WILLIAMS ALI.EN RO'I'I-ISCIIILII LILIIBURN TALLEY TOM GREEN BILLY Tl-IURSTON SMOKEY DAVIS LARRY HIGGINS CLIFF Fox GEORGE STACEY ll, I J I Ui.. I ' IH' val - H. N X -F .. X ' il 1 f .ff 1:4-I ' -.wr , 4212345 izlizv-IMQI' pu ii' ' ' ' ri ni 'ii I - ix '- ::,I?.x,, Rigas, 'K ' R cf? 'W PLE ,gl W: 3 4' WE uf qypyfqqb . Jw ik? ' :jff,Q'5i'?!5.qg.Q SK LL AND KEYS ACADEMIC FRATERNITY Founded at the University of Virginia, l9I I. CHARLES MERRl1'l' . HAM Ross . . . DON NIKLASON TAEE GILLETTE AL STODDARD SAM GRAHAM BLANTON BARNES BIM PATTON LEIOII RHETT DICK BUCK RUS CARNEAL BILL TIMEERLAKE JOHN BISHOP MILT PARLOW BOE BLACKBURN HARRY MCCOY PETER HOLLAND ROGER FRALEY BRUCE CARSWELL MARSHAl.L WILLIAMS ERWIN ROTHSCHILD BUD CAPERS JIMMY HEROLD SUMNER MATTISON BART GOLDBERG JOHN BLOCI-I GEORGE DENISON GEORGE BECK AL SIEWERS HANK UIHLEIN RANDOLPH BRENT FRED YOUNG ED KREICK JACK CAMELos OFFICERS MEMBERS HANK STEWART HANK LATCHUM CHARLIE SCOTT BILL PHELAN JIM BENTLEY ANDY CIIAEFEY JERRY MURRAY OscAR TIIORUP JIM Ross BILL MOHLER GILBERT MORRIS BOE HERRE JIM REDUS PAUL SCIIILLER TOM DOLAN FRANK DUDLEY BILL BROADEN CHARLIE PXLLON BILLY DEEKENS JOE VAAMONDE SANDY CAMERON GEORGE GRIMEALL WILLIE BARNETT BOE SHAY CHARI.IE CARLETON FRENCH STROTHER DOUG MILLER JACK HOOVET DAVE WOOD HAROLD BURRows I24lJ . . . . President . . . Vice-President Seeretary- Treasurer CHIEF PARRISH DICK PARRISH DON GUTTMAN BOE LAURIAULT A. W. HAWKINS EvANs WYCKOEE SEVERN DUVAL BILL PIERCE BII.L CRENsHAw DAVID BOWIE BOE KELLAR DOUG CROCKETI' JACK SKELTON MAC FRALEY BOE FINLEY JIM ELKINS MERLE DEEUSKY FRANK THOMPSON WAVERLY DASHIELL GORDON MORRIS BRAXTON VALENTINE WILEY HILL PETER GILSEY BILL HODILI. BILL BROOKS TOM GREEN KEN BEvAN BOE DALTON HARRY NEIOHEoRs CLYDE WENDLEKEN CI.IN1'oN BORDER C GROVE MCCOWN . GFORGIZ S'I'I2wAR'I' . CIIARLIII MERRl'l l' . 4'NA'I ' AIJAMSON UJOSIIH CAMIILOS f'FRANK CRnNsI-IAW BRN .DULANY HCIIESU GOOOALI. 'ABILLYH HILL CUIanAI.L KABl.l5R WII.soN MCNIIIIIRY HBILLH MARIIURY CHARLES Riino JACK WAI.'I'z HPIERRU NIUNIIALL ItAYI,, LOWMAN HBIMH PATTON DAVID MARCII SAM CARTER HJACKN fIARRISON BILLY BARR Bon MCALPINR ARDIEN DAY JOE WIIl'I l'I,l! l2OImY ROOSEVELT DAN TAI.I.l5Y MARSIIAIIII JOIINsON HARRY,' MCCOY ROY MAR'l'lN AR'I ' WIll'l'S'l'0CK HONEY SRIIARS L'JIMMY KIMMRI. OFFICERS . .1'rv.vident . . 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CRENSHAW B. W. DULANY F. STRINGFELLOW S. H. CARTER G. A. STEWART R. A. MCKINLEY J. M. HARRISON C. W. MERRITT J. D. PATTON, III R. B. BUCK R. B. ROOSEVELT D. S. BRADLEY L. C. RHETT E246I F FRATRES uv Umm S'r1f1'uAN II, VVA'rrs f'llARI.ES T. THNNAN1' fIIEORCli B. EAGISR R0mfR'r K. Goocu J. M.u.cm.M Luck Dfxvm j. VVOon A. Nlfwsorv Mlclmf S'rA1f:lf D, B1.ACR1f'oRn OSCAR SN'lNlfl ORlI I.. MUN1f'0Rv Bow 1.1.1fwm.m'N MIl.l.I6R A1.n:fRw' T. YORK Howfmn TURNER W. Huml F1.ANNArmN RomfR'r Comes SAMUEL I.. Lien GEORGE M. C'o1.1fs jumus R. F1sunuRN1f CARTER B. W1s1s1msR S'l'Iil'IIIfN DAVIENPURT Ez-+71 ACTIVE M EMRERS 1 Mcfmsswm' Goonam. RICHARD R. B1sRN.xRn S.-mum. P. MARSllfll.I. VVIILIAM M. HHJ, C'1mR1.1ss M. WAr.su, II I+InwARn C. CAM:-n1s1.1. CY. GROVE MCCOWN jfuwrss A. BEAR ANDREW H. f'llRIS'l'IAN C'nAR1.rss U. CRAIJDOCK, R. 'l'uRNnul.1. f?ll.I.li'l l'l Al.BliR'l' 1.owMAN II:fRmsR'r N. Muwlmm. C'uAR1.1ss I.. .Rlfzfn Wn.1.mM B. MARBUR1' GORDON I.. CRHNSHAXV Iirfwrvo jfwssrfw, JR. ROIIIERT IJ. Slfn.RR R0nrfR'r H. IIUR1' f:lf0RCli GR1M1fs PllH.l.II' .JAMES f'llARl.lfS C001-RR THOMAS Dumusx' jon N K. B URKIE I CHARLES W. LIDDELI. EDWARD LEWIS JOHN A. WILMER ROBERT MUSSELMAN DAVID BAXTER WARREN MICHAEL GORDON CRENsI-IAW NATI-IANIEL ADAMSON RALPH CAMELIN JACK HERRELL ROBERT W. P EUGENE Go V HERBERT LEvITr THOMAS THOMASON ROBERT C. FITZGERALD Boa ALFRIEND JAMES R. TRUITI' WILLIAM LYON WILLIAM BLOOMER JACK WALTZ MARION PITTS CAROLL REA C2481 ALDEN WHITMORE JAMEs W. BROWN WALTER AHRENS WILLIAM C. CROMER ROBERT SCHADE DONALD BRODY JEFFERSON POWELL MARSHALL FISHWICK WILLIAM MILES WILLIAM T. BROWN, JR JOHN DRAOOO RALPH M. SCOTT HOWARD SEOAI. RIJTHERI-'ORD HOLMES ROBERT GRAvA'r'I'E MINOR SMITH THoMAs P. CHISMAN JA V. KILGORE ORDON, JR. EDENHARTER LIAM C. FECHTI-:R THE HIJNUH EIJMMITTEE Rxcumm W. W1LTs1-muz ..........,............. College Amfkrzn B. MCEWEN . ...... Lafw NELSON D. SMITH . . .... Mfdirim' T. JAMES MILLIGAN . . . Engineering THOMAS D. WELLFORD . . Graduate O THE BAD EHEEK IIIIMMITTEE WILLIAM C. CARTER CHARLES W. MERR1'r'r FRANK H. S'I'RINGFEl.l.0W I2491 ilmunmuln mffvl -5- .X N. JW X, E , THE JUDICIAL EUMMITTEE MEMBERS HENRY HOWELL . . . . C'hflil'll1!l71 ALEXANDER CAVE josuufx CAMELOS EUGENE f30ETCI-IIUS Rov KINSEY LESLIE MULLINS IIZSOI EST DE TSE ATE f25l1 EDWARD G. Lswls Prcxidenl R. TURNBUI,I. GxLI.E'1 1'E Scrrcfary DONALD S. BRODY R. 'IQURNBULL GlI,I.E'l'l'E W7II,l.XAM C. FECHTER HENRY E. I-Iownu. JAMES V. KILGORR EDVVARD G. Lawns Rov B. MARTIN BRUCE D. REYNOLDS, JR. TIMOTHY L. SMITH JOHN A. WILMER NIARSIIALI. G. W1u.xAMs TT ' .,-XR. Ur an 'LllC J,-, xi U 'x ' Xl THE UNIVERSITY IIE TEH JOHN W. WALTZ ........... .... I ,l'l'Xilll!7If ALBERT H. STODQARD . . . . l!ilfK-PI'!'5'il1l?7ll am! Trmsurrr WALTER MCCLELLANIJ . . ....... Social Secretary JOHN ZEARFOSS ..... . Secrelary for Dulaney Library MRS. ALBERT E. WALKER . . . . .... Plostess IVEY F. LEWIS ..... . . Dean of the Unifvcrxity CHARLES H. KAUFMAN . . . . Personnel Director C l252l UNIVERSITY CHRISTIAN ASSIIIIIATIIIN Founded in 1858 OFFICERS C. W. LIDDELI. . .... .... , . President J. W. H0nsoN . . . , lfzcc'-Prcnrirlrtzl MADISON MACON . . . . . Recording Sccrc-tary E. I. CARRu'I'IIERs . . . ........ Trcaxurcr +VVII.l.lAM KYLE SMITH . . ...... Gonaral Socrflary DR. S. A. MI'I'cI1EI,I ,........ . . Chairman, lloarcl of Dirt-ctor.v COIN'IRII1 flEE CHAIRIWEN ARCHER K. BI.00II ............ , . . First Your Forum JESSE T. HUDSON . . ........ Chapel Commltlfc' H. T. J. LI'I I'I,EI'oN . . . . Junior Cabinet J. A. MI'I'CIfIELI. . . ,... . . Financr ,LTIQ MERWIN MOORE . .,... Junior Cabinet I- R. W. PATERSON . . . . . Unifvcrsity Field Club ,., mi f BROOKE PIERCE . . . . . Publicationx and Literature --- I-I ..... T. DANIEI. SIAIUIvIA'I'Ia ................. Publicity '- fl 'IVF -- R. VV. WII,'I'sIIIRE ............... First Year Forum -QM W BOARD OF DIRECTORS I ' ' J - S. A. MITCIIIELL, Chairntanf J. L. VAUGIIAN, Recording Sccretaryf E. I. CAR- ' I 'f' I RUTI-IERS, Trcasurcrf S. R. DAvENPoR'I'g F. C. DISQUEQ A. R. ELLIOTT: D. C. ..... ' V35-3-5-35335 Hvmzg E. A. KINCAIDQ I. F. LEWISQ S. V. MCCASLAND: L. G. MoIfFA'I'I'g N. G. -- J-' -ff- PRI'I'cIIE1'I'g W. R. SMI'I'IfIEvg G. B. ZEI-IMER. ':: ' : -1- 1- -Q On leave of absence, '42-'43. 'X jgg' is '1 ,,.,. .4-g I2s3J ' . . LKX3,,,r JD Ii. ,A QM wx A I. W, -ss-N 4' -41 X XX 15k MxxxNlggghwkqi-!-Fu.,4J23!b Q gb!! , THE CORPORATION GECDRGE GREEN SHACKELEORD ....... . . . Przfsizlmt IVEY FORMAN LEWIS ..... . Vice-Presidmzf ARTHUR IQYLE DAVIS . . . . Vice-President TPIOMAS MAURICE MILLIEII . . . . V iffe-l'm-iflenz I'IARRY G.LEw1vIAN . . . . Sz2L'rc'l11ry-T1'm.I'z1r1f1' BOARD OF DIRECTORS I.EwIs FRASER BEI.I ,...... ELMER IRVING CARRUTHERS . FRANK Loucxs HEREEORD, JR. . AI.mzR'I' I-IAsKEI.I. RIIE'I I' . . . FREDERICK DHANE GOODWIN RIBEI.E THOMAS MEI.vIN STOKES . . DANIEI. DOARs TALLEY, III . JENNINGS WISE Honsow, JR, . TIIOMAS FOSTER BRIGIIIQ . . . . . . . Slaunlon . Unifwrrsily . Lakv Charlrs . IV nfllwla' y . Unifversity THE 1943 . Louisfvilla . . Richmond . Blzmfirlri . H afuerford lf254J I BURKE A EUHL THE STAFF GEORGE GREEN SI-IACKELI-'ORD . . . . . , . . . . Editor-in-Chit-f I'IARRY LEWMAN JACK BELMEUR . WILLIAM CARTER MARTIN WILLIAMS DOUGLAS B. ALLEN TI'IOMAS MILLER . FRANK EVANS . LILEURN 'IIALLEY . RICI-IARD ANDERSON TIIOMAS BRIGHT BRUCE CARSWELL RIDGELEY MILLER FREDERICK BATES EDITORIAL STAFF littsittoss Mattagor . . . Art Editor . . Feature Editor . . flssigtant Ffaluro Editor . . Assistant Feature Editor Fraternities Editor . . . Organizations Editor . . XlxststatttOrganizations' Editor Photography Editor Photography Editor Publicity Editor Publicity Editor . . Rolls Editor . Sportx Editor JACQUES ZINMAN . . . . ............ ADJUNCTS IN EDITORIAL WRITING FRANK THOMPSON GRAYSON DASIIIELL LOUIS BOWMAN PERKINS HAZLEGROVE EDWARD CARRIS JOIIN RAWLES WILLIAM TIIURSTON JOI-IN ANDERSON EVANS WYCKOFF MINOR EAGIER JOSEPII VAAMONDE BUSINESS STAFF ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS I ' -, , , IRWIN ROTIISCIIILD I-IASKELL RIIETT El-I N EYI' .LIAEJIS 1,1 4 PETE S'I'REA'I' , .IX ' ' ASSOCIATE BUSINESS MANAG 'RSI , . WILLIAM MAUS DOUGLAS FONDA , JOII STREAT ' LEE WILLIAMS DOUGLAS CALL . II' CLAIIIORNIF- SOLICITING ADVERTISING 7 JOIIN DAVIS WILLIAM SMITII AJ. 'R0:lIllSCI1IIil,AII'I , GEORGE STACI' JAMES JORDAN PETER GILSEY bk- ' -' r --L K t .. , ky! OX X . V, sw Q f X N I .J --... f smith, GORDON L. CRENSHAW . . . Editor-in-Chief BROOKE PEIRCE ..... . Marzaging Editor WILLIAM D. HURLIIUT, Il. . . Business Manager- T. DANIEI, SHUMATIC ....... . . City Editor HENRY HOWELL, FRANK L. HEREFORl,7 . . Sports Editors LIAMES R. MCC. TRUITT ...... . Fmturf Editor NEws STAFF Ncfws Editors: TED BU'I I'ERwOR'1'II, BRUCE CAIQSWELL, RIDGLEY MILLER .-Issignmrnl Editor: FRANK O. BARNES .flssislanl Ni-fws Editors: GERALD KIRVEN, WILLIAM OI,n, BRUCE REvNoI.ns Rnporlvrs: ARTHUR BARNARD, CHARLES CARI.E'I'ON, BILI. DEEKENS, EMMETI' FORD, VVIIILIAM fiARBIiE, JR., DON I-IAwKINs, VVARREN S'rUI,'I'z, BEN VVEISIGER, JACK CRAIJIIOCR THE 1943 Engineering Corruspondunt: PIIII, PEVION lviotographwrz DlCK ANIIERSON .f1ssisIant l'holoyrupln'rs: LAWRENCIQ G. I-IEINRICII, EUGENE MII.l,ER I l2561 EULLEEE TUPIIIS SPORTS STAFF .flssociatc Sports Editor: DOWNING TAM' Assistant Sports Editors: LES LEHMAN, Ronlslu' STEVVART, HENRY WILSON, Jos VAAMONDE Reporters: I'IENRY I'IAl.PRIN, Bum' NUSBAUM, Tom HUGHES, Wxuauu A1.r.1zN FEATURE STAFF Feature Editor: JAMES MCCONNELL 'TRUITT Assistant Frature Editor: A. A. MACCONOCHIE Rvporn-rs: DICK ANDERSON, ALAN SIENIIE O BUSINESS STA FF Assistant Business Manager: josmu A. STANLEY, JR. National Adfvertising Manager: MERWIN B. MOORIE Local fldwrtising: Managar: Wu.L1AM M. STULI. eq L 4 - A .4-is T' '19 ':-.1 Mil 'W 12511 ,L Assistant Adfvortising Managers: THOMAS P. BIGGERT, CLYDE VVENDHL- E' .V xg, X KEN, JR. Circulation : Manager: l'IARRY SCO'l r lf2571 .1 ... 1- .U We? 'im X, 1 - sl 1 D., L. Ji- n-- -5 1 i 1 -Q :fc QR rf 'J L- -f 5 . -S36 THE EUGENE M. FElNBl.A'I'T MAURICE Fxxm. . , JAMES L. LA'rCl1UM . ANIJREW' P. YOUNG . GEORGE VV. I'IURI.nU'r'1' GEORGE C. VVu.l.1AMs JOHN C. VVo0n . . MRS. F. F. AMES J. C. Bowvrek M. L. COXVHN J. D. EPPERIA' Miss F. KIRIJEY IBGI IA LAW HE IEW STAFF M. LE1Gu A. B. NICEVVIZN M. Y. MARs1m1.r. J. H. Mxcrmm., JR. . 4 . . Editor . Nolos Editor . Dcrisions Edilor . Book Rofuiofw Edilor . . . Blzxirzrss Managor 'lssisfazzl Bzzsirzfss Mazzagm' .hxislanl lizlsilzcss Managcr I.. M. MUI.I.ENS S. F. PARHAM, JR. P. C. PA'1 rERsoN R. J. VPILDIEN J. M. W1-u'1w1'EN g i l258j fflfuiffg 1' 3 'S THE IRE I!-1 SPECT TUB 1'10ll7H1l?1! 1838 MARSHALL G. 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M, S'ruI.I. LAWRENKIIE DAVIS L. HENDRIIIKS C. D. TAIT T. B. FUIICILON MIJIIL T. Kmsmz J. D. Kmus O, N. MmIInI2'I'II . President . Diredor . Manayrr .-It lllc Piano RIDGLEY MILLER C. L. MINOR HENRY F. Nsmunons J. RUVANH C. N. TRADER C. D. TA-ra J. W. CI.Am:soN F. H. Nm W. Oxxsnss R. voN GRIMM ALAN WIIITI.0r:x DAN XVI-II5IsLI2R W. H, Proc VIIITOR TAYLOR CHIISTIQR BOLEN JOHN Gounow RInGI2I,Y MILLIZR H601 F. IVEBSITY B!-I OFFICERS LEE STRAssER,'JR. . . ROBERT' L. BROWN, III . ROBERT B. GAHAGAN . JAMES E. BERDAHI .... WILLIAM C. FLEMINC . ROBERT E. LUTZ . . EDDIE P. SACKS . LIBRARIANS DAVID S. BURNET H. F. NEIGHBORS, JR. FLUTES AND PICCOLOS WILLIAM C. EATON J. DOYLE SMITH M. P. MCCONNELL BARRETT G. PAYNE, JR. OBOE RODRRT I. LEW B FLAT CLARINETS J. BAYARD BRITTON G. W. MORRIS, JR. WILLIAM C. FLEMING L. BRUCE SHELTON ROBERT E. LUTZ MARY NICOL SHENR C. T. MARRow, III BETTY SMITH G. H. SPICBR, JR. BASS CLARINET' JOSEPH SMITH BASSOONS MARY BRITTON JOHN F. TINKER AI.To SAXOPHONES ROBERT L. BROWN, III CURTIS S. FLOYD HARRY J. PERLEERG. JR. TENOR SAXOPHONE JAcR ROSHNBLOOM I26lJ . . . . President . . . . Vice-President . Secretary-Trrasurer . . . Director . . . Manager . Faruliy Advisor . Drum Major BARITONE SAxoPHoNE HOWARD I. KRUBGER FRENCH HORNS ROBERT W. AYERS NANCY LUTz JOHN W. KNIGHT SAMUEL H. MURRAY CORNRTS AND TRUMPETS C. W. DEVIER, JR. JOHN FIERRO JOHN B. DRAGO0 ROBERT B. GAHAGAN A F. EISENMAN, JR. HAMILTON SMITHEY BARITONES CHESTER H. BOLEN EDWARD KREICK TROMEDNES LEE BRADEURY DAVID S. BURNET ROBERT A. MARKS HOWARD PATILLO NELSON G. RICHARDS LAWRENCE D. SOLOWEY BAssEs LOUIS H. CALISCH CHARLES ,B-HAMM EIGHRORS I V 0Jx1 H. F. N . ff ,fi Il 1-1 fdi 1- P3 . I-IARI1S..,. S, I , -- yv- - ' I' LUCRETIA BISHRO .-bucn. -WH 'Jil -- I ,- 7' 'A L - -. X 1 1,7 K . 1: PERCUSSBG-N-' W A, l ' . - CHARLES A. DBLANEY q'l'M'ES Nxlllx 'Tm' WALTER FINNEGAN EDDIE f A SJ 'f- -4 F. LEE STRAsSBIe1Rv -,-- '--. -..., '-- ..... gu- Q . 'W i, 1r -i' THE UNIVEH5 The University Volunteer Unit, known more familiarly as the dawn,' or dusk patrol, was organized in the spring of '42 by a group of students, chiefly Marine re- servists, who felt the need at the Univer- sity for some sort of pre-induction unit to familiarize students with military life and customs and to prepare them for the work they would be called on to do in the armed services. When first begun, the Unit was com- prised of but one company of three pla- toons. They were un-uniformed and un- armed. Today, though the necessities of the armed forces have decreased the size from a peak full battalion early this year, the men are all uniformed and have arms and such other equipment as the Unit was able to buy. In addition, each man has been issued an infantry manual and is re- quired to study it. ' As oflicials of the University began to realize the importance of such an organiza- tion, they gave it more help, allowing phys- ical education credits to those who partici- pated and endeavoring to assist the Unit financially. ITY ULUNTE H f262il So far the patrol has had two com- manding officers. Major Roy M. Kinsey, who was in command of the original group as Captain and who heads it now, and James B. Ord, now a Lieutenant in the Marine Corps, who was First Sergeant of the original company, Captain of the group that carried on during the summer of 1942, and Major of the Unit when it first at- tained battalion size last fall. Many of the men who were once mem- bers of the Unit and are now in some branch of the armed services have written back to the University and praised the Unit's training highly, stating that it has helped immensely in their present work and made military training much easier for them. The Unit now follows a set routine in teaching its men extended and close order drill, manual of arms, including the famed Marine marching manual, military and naval discipline and traditions and customs of the armed forces. In this, as in actual service, the infantry and other manuals are followed closely by officers and men. During their existence the Volunteers TRAINING UNIT - - - have been seen on several occasions in pub- In a lighter vein the corps has held com- lic parades, having participated in the an- petitive drills between its various platoons nual Fourth of July and Armistice Day and on one occasion an O'Gradyv drill marches through Charlottesville and held f a strange sport indulged in by some of the a battalion review before the crowds at last oflicersj , after which the winner was award- fall's Maryland football game. ed a steak dinner by his Lieutenant. A,,,,,,,..- ...MM - pp.:-W 0 ' 2 ll! 1 LZ63 'I NAVAL HESEHVE UFFIIIEHS This organization is the oldest of several naval units now centered at the University of Virginia, and it is this phase of naval training that is most intimately associated with the University. It is composed of students of the University who elect to in- clude in their curricula such courses in naval training as navigation, seamanship, electricity, ordnance and gunnery-and countless other mysteries of the profession, which, we might say, they have chosen with reservations. Founded in September of 1940 under federal legislation enacted during the twenties, the personnel and equipment of the Unit has increased great- ly. Instead of a few rooms in Thornton Hall, the Unit now occupies the newest building on the grounds-Maury Hall, a building which contains commodious and well-planned lecture rooms even if its ex- E264-Il terior may be below the Stanford White conception of Mr. Jefferson's University. The oflicers in charge of the young men who comprise the Unit have with some measure of success imparted to the dis- ordered and unrestricted life of the Uni- versity a rather sombre air of efficiency, which is especially welcome in these war times. Captain E. M. Williams, Lieuten- ant Commanders E. M. Wunch, R. E. Wagstaff, and S. F. Chase, and Lieutenant W. B. Phillips. Chief Specialist Bob Austin is, perhaps, the member of the Maury Hall staff best lcnown by the entire University through his various coaching and refereeing experiences. With a not-too-slim heritage of previous naval history to go on, we of the Univer- sity expect great things of the N.R.O.T.C. Unit. TH EUHPS '-R' K., ,mn x BENQ , A -55,34 V A V 2651 37272158 1721 THE IHBI IA PLAYERS JOHN TINKER . GEORGE BECK . PAUL LvDAx' . JIM 'TRUI'I I' . JACK BOGER . RocER Bov1,E . . . IIARRY ROGERS PRATT . DR. C. K. DAVENI-oR'r CHARLES FREEMAN TOM S'rU'rzER FRED EDENIIARTER OFFICERS . . l're.vidmz . Vin'-Prc.fid1'nl - . . S ecrezary . l31z.vi1z1's.f Manager and Sludrul Trusivc MEMBERS GENE Klux MAR'l'IN BROWN PERCY McDoNA1.n Technical Dlreflor . . . Director Associate Director ANITA Cor-IEN BE'r1r COWLES NANCY RUssUM 'FED PAT1'ERsoN I2661 SIG BELT ATHLETIC HONOR FRATERNITY 1'l0lllII1l'11 at Illlllllllll I7l1i'Ut'I'.Vifj7, 1912. lf.vfr1bli.v11r'11 nf ilu' ll1li'ZN'I'5'ifjV of ljlfgillill, NOUl'llllll'I' IU, IQKQS. cJFFlClERS NA'rnANuar. W. Born . .... .... I 'raviflmzl EIWVARD C. Sum.:-Nr: . . . Vire-l'r1'.m1fnl 'l'uoMAs I'IAkm' Tom: , , Snwlnry-7'rr'a.uu'rr M mu is mas Cauu. A. Buozumus, JR. linwfuui lCRlilCK r1'URMAN Sou'ruiu.i. RAYMOND C. l'lEIIJI.0l-'F WDONALIJ G. VVANNIQR The Sigma Delta Psi Fraternity has as its general purpose to promote physical, mental and moral development of college students. but is probably more famous for its diflicult feats of athletic prowess. loo-yd. dash, I I 3f5 seconds . . . 120-yd. low hurdles, 16 seconds . . . Running high jump, 5 feet . . . Running broad jump, I7 feet . . . 16-lb. shot put, 30 feet . . . zo-ft. rope climb, I2 seconds . . . Base- ball throw, 250 feet . . . Javelin tluow, ISO feet . . . Football punt, l2O feet . . . 100-yd, swim, I minute 45 seconds . . . I mile run, 6 minutes-these are among the requirements for admission. Its members have without exception distinguished themselves in the armed services of this country, and it is to be hoped that Sigma Delta Psi may continue to contribute such men as: Billy Suhling, with the lvlarines in the Pacific, Norm Rathbun, training with the Naval forces off Baltimore, and jim VVhite, lfnsign in Naval Avi- ation. l267l AEHNUWLEDEMENTS First of all, we would like to thank Mr. Edward S. Campbell of the University of Virginia Architectural School for his fine water color of the Rotunda. To Messrs. Sid Rush of the Charlottesville Progress, Branch Spalding of the Alumni News, and Bill Wranek of the Publicity Depart- ment we are deeply indebted for their advice and very active aid in photo- graphs and engravings used in this volume. To the National Park Service we are grateful for the photograph of the Jefferson Memorial on page 100. There are also those whom the reader will, perhaps, never see in person, but whose advice and artistic work in their respective fields makes this annual possible: Dan Eadie of the Benson Printing Company, Hy Zamsky of Zamsky Studios, and Lenard Glover of the Lynchburg Engraving Com- pany. We deeply appreciate the support of the advertisers in this CORKS AND CURLS, and hope that our readers will join us in patronage of their products. Tom Bright, Douggie Allen, Dick Anderson, Bud Fisher, Ridgeley Miller, Tom Miller, Martin Williams and Jack Zinman come next on the list for very sincere gratitude from the Editor for their contributions either in writing or photography which have made this yearbook enjoyable. The mistakes land there must be plenty of them, are those of the editor, who nevertheless begs your consideration and pardon. From the Business Staff, the Manager wishes to thank for very real help and service Haskell Rhett, Irwin Rothschild, and Bill Wiese. And finally, we thank the students of the University who have made this annual possible at all through their subscriptions. We hope that you enjoy the book as much as we have in making it. We are sorry for our mistakes, but trust in your indulgence. GEORGE SHACKELFORD, Editor-in-Chief. HARRY LEWMAN, Business Manager. TISE ee-Y L- , 4 lf ,' ,,A 4 ff? v-', ll For +hose who desire 'rhe loes+ and who believe Thai in i'he ma+'rer of dress Qualify is Economy. A mos+ comprehensive selecfion of Imporred and Domesfic fabrics from which +0 choose Uniforms, Business and Lounge garmenis. Mr. Joseph Pologrufo, in charge of our Tailoring Deparimenl, will be mosi' pleased To assisi in +he selecfion of your wardrobe. Your inspeciion of 'rhis Deparfmenl is inviled. ' Selecr Brilish and Domesfic Foofwear. London made pipes loy Peierson, Comoy, Loewe 8: Co., Sasienei. sTL'VENS:gggg51ERD Co. '-Nczbfzwwrfdsfjfigf Gwbrukz C. M. WADE APARTMENTS Raleigh Courf h M J k J Brandon OFFICE-PHONE 3l7 HOME-PHONE I772-W YIQXZQQ aww! fgeafaye Qwekfeo and Whhbzkzno f Galadkbhed 4875 CAMP MANUFACTURING COMPANY MANUFACTURERS OF LUMBER SINCE lB76 Mn IF kl v 9 M s fhc LY C CI Y 00 F CHESAPEAKE CAMP CORPORATION FRANKLIN, VIRGINIA Manufacfurers of Krafi' Pape YE LYC CITY T NS CHANCELLOR'S DRUG STORE More Than FiIIy Years of Service + Sfudenis of Ihe Universiiy of Virginia O AT THE CORNER MODEL STEAM LAUNDRY Phone 250 40l-409 Wesi' .Main SI'reeI' Charloffesville, Virginia COMPLIMENTS UNIVERSITY BOOK STORE UNIVERSITY DRUG STORE, INC. 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