Virginia Commonwealth University - Cobblestone Wigwam Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1951 volume:

♦ ♦ ..iM RESERVE BOOK f ,i ' u ' , This reserve book is NOT trans- ferable and must NOT be taken from the library except when charged out for overnight use. You are responsible for the re- turn of this book. ' v , -■ Ref . 378.755 RAl Richmond Fro- 1949 fesslonal Inst. tftE The Y igwara. — DATE DUE BORROWER ' S NAME 0 f i Ref. 37 .755 R414: 1951 C.2 TC Professional Institute Library 901 West Franklin Street Richnionil, Va. RULES 1. Books may be kept two weeks and may be renewed once for the same period, except reserve books and magazines. 2. A fine of five cents a day will be charged on each overdue book. No book will be issued to any person incurring such a fine until it has been paid. 3. A fine of five cents an hour wiU be charged on overnight books returned after 9:00 A.M. 4. Reference books, such as encyclopaedias and dictionaries, are to be used only in the library. 5. Injury to books beyond reasonable wear and all losses shall be paid for. 6. Each borrower is held responsible for all books drawn on his name and for all fines accru- ing on the same. 7. No books may be taken from the library without being checked. v ■ M ' pM ' ( tH y - jy i p. 0Ul-i CJ--4 rX. c.r mtmsm mnfii sK- ( ' ' X - T S- J) I .aA For Reference ) s. Not to be taken from this room r V J (? x j .S ' - cx .  fH J d ' l H i Kj Gu- t ♦ ♦ ♦ « t Rffit ym-saa ' mmmiM-uk m im - t t  ■ •♦• • - - - ♦ twentieth annual  ♦ « « ♦ ■ [edition of the Wigwani o[ Richmond Professional Institnte College of William and Mary editor-in-chief jack roach business manager carsoii overtoil ,, ,, ,. 1 Carolyn crutchfield photography editors J j„„e foster , ,. )elaiiie Jacobs feature editors j bobby cohii , . I. niary io waeiier circulation editors { . anil Johnson art editor saniuel grainger advertising editor niary lou nussman assistant business manager . thorton simpson (Joyce owen lou newnian betty annelindsey circtaation stajj . bateman I betty earle drury lyle (glenii lanning celeste friednian feature stajj sdibby nicfall jbarbara brown f betty Jones jane thoinpson i ruth hoagland bobbie stein photography staff , Sebbrmesko ' pat royer I mack greer alex Jones f f a herbert briggs |ashton niitchell faculty advisor dr. margaret Johnson • ♦ •♦• ■ • ■ f ♦ ♦ %•• ItH hai Lee4t ou . . . . ail opportunity to groiv; mentally, through the new avenues of thought introduced to us; socially, through the daily contact tvith our contemporaries, sharing a similar way of life. . . . the guided introduction to our new careers, to prepare us profes- sionally if ive have been wise enough to use the time and training with a sense of value. . . . the fulfillment of new friendships ivhich gave warmth, compan- ionship and satisfaction. . . . the community life which is hound to enrich the individual and the group whether the alma mater he large or sfnall in size, special- ized or general in type, east or ivest in location. . . . the times, the places and the people tvho, in general, made yes- terday and today more interesting and livahle, and whose memories tvill make tomorrotv more enjoyahle. Therefore, feeling that the familiarity of surroundings, the iden- tification of people, and the recollections of events are the most feas- ible connections a yearbook can offer the student body in the form of a lasting record, tve of the 1951 Wigtvam Staff have tried to bring to- - • ■ • ■ • « •■• gether ivithin these covers as much of the ' ' flavor ' of our alma mater as we found possible. In doing so, of course, we used the ivhole city as a ' ' campus, and we wish to extend our sincere thanks to any and all who assisted. The Virginia Museum of Fine Art was most cordial in allowing us to photo- graph our May Court there. Mr. Robert Harrison placed his classes in Commercial Art at our disposal for creating a cover design, and Mrs. Dorothy Neelfs advertising class ' ' turned to in helping us gain that very necessary crutch called financial assistance. Mrs. Chalkley was most gracious in allowing us to use Founders ' Hall as a temporary photographic studio while class portraits were be- ing made, and various individuals, too numerous to name, offered their assistance through the use of photographs they own. The Proscript and the Richmond Times-Dispatch were equally obliging, as tvere the Col- lege office staffs. And of course, you who purchased this copy of the 1951 Wigivam assisted also. Therefore, to the many, many helping hands — thank you. We hope that the pages tvhich lie ahead will hold some particular m eaning to each of our readers. Furthermore, we will feel successful, if, several years hence, unknown to us, this volume serves in som e sm all way as a link between alumni and college, between alumni and students and, m ost important of all, between college friends. Materially significant of the rapid rise of R. P. I. is the recent allocation of a new educational building — the first completely new edifice to be constructed for the college. Shown above is a rear elevation view of it, as planned. - ♦ ♦ 4 • • PERSONALITIES . . . at R. P. I. are like the frosting on cake and the sparkle in snow: they give the basic ingredient — that special something. Buildings have their individual characteristics, and cities have their particular atmosphere, but, people make the buildings, and people create the atmospheres and events. All of us probably have favorite circles of friends, particular people whom we enjoy, or admire, or are amused by. Someone like Mrs. Owens, for instance, who brought a new kind of light to the dining hall — crisp curtains, varied tasty menus, softly colored walls, and music. All the dormitory girls, and any of the fellows who date them, know Mr. Bailey whose fatherly interest in the students is almost legendary now. There are always the wheels, the girl in the next seat in English class whose name you ' d like to know and soon find out, the class bore, and the habitual overcutter, not to leave out the instructors who are really human when you give them half a chance. On the following pages are all kinds of people who study or teach all sorts of things. Some you may know well; you may not have known others attended R. P. I. They are all worth knowing, however, believe it or not. We hope you find the very special ones you ' re looking for, and if you don ' t see your own face — for shame ! ♦ -♦%•• M % ♦ ♦ ♦ • ' V ' « ♦ ♦ •TTWWiinii iiiiT ' r™- ' - Oun. 2 eaH DEAN HENRY H. HIBBS A.B., Cumberland College; A.M., Brown University Ph.D., Columbia University Beyond all doubt, no single person has been more responsible for the progressive rise of this college than Dr. Hibbs. Literally the creator of this institution, he has overcome seemingly impossible obstacles throughout the past three decades of its existence, and has successfully maneuvered it through one peril after another. Taxed by administrative duties, his appearances at the College ' s many social functions are nonetheless regular, and always welcome. • f ♦ ♦ % DR. MARGARET JOHNSON Administrative Assistant; Adviser to Women Students; Head of Department of Modern Languages A.B., Barnard College A.M. and Ph.D., Columbia University It seems unlikely that there might be a more readily recognized individual known to the entire student body at R. P. I. than Dr. Johnson. A woman of many duties, she nonetheless always has time to assist the students who drop into her office day after day. Originally a choral director at R. P. I., she has certainly been most deserving of each advancement which she has made in the administration. Oun. AduUeM JOHN E. GORDON Adviser to Men Students Assistant Professer of Chemistry B.A., M.S., Middleburg College A comparative newcomer to the ranks of administrative personalities at R. P. I., Mr. Gordon has gained the respect, admiration, and friendship of his colleagues and students rapidly. One of the youngest men to ever have held his particular position as adviser to men at R. P. I., he has proven capable, nonetheless, and it is to be hoped that he will lend his presence to our alma mater for many years to come. .. • ••♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ jm FACULTY WILLIAM ROSS ABRAMS Instructor in Art B.F.A., Richmond Professional Institute MELVIN A. BACHMAN Instructo r in English B.S., Massachusetts Teachers College iM.A., Columbia University WAYNE L. BATTY Instructor in Music B.M.E., Illinois Wesleyan University B.M., Kansas City Conservatory M.M., Chicago Musical College ARTHUR P. BEAN, Jr. Instructor in English B.A., University of Virginia ARTHUR O. BIEHL Instructor in Art B.F.A., Richmond Professional Institute MAURICE BONDS Assistant Professor of Art B.F.A., Richmond Professional Institute M.A., Columbia University Art Students League, New York MRS. MINNIE M. BUCHY Hostess, Men ' s Dormitory 712 West Franklin Street PEARL McD. BURFORD Associate Professor of Education B.S., M.A., Columbia University MYRTLE CALLAHAN Instructor in Business Administration Averett College A.B., Berea College Duke University, Graduate Study JEWETT CAMPBELL Assistant Professor of Art Art Students League, New York MRS. V. A. CHALKLEY Hostess, Founder ' s Hall S27 West Franklin Street CARRIE FRANCES CHAPMAN Head of Physical Education Departmen B.S., University of Mississippi M.A., George Peabody College FACULTY MRS. F.THEL COTTINGHAM Hostess CHARLES VV. CRAIG Associate Professor of Music Associate of American Guild of Organists Fellow American Guild of Organists JOHN C. CROSS Instructor in English B.A., University of Richmond M.A., University of North Carolina ALICE DAVIS Associate Professor of Sociology A.B., RadclifTe M.S. in Social Work, Richmond Professional Institute Ph.D., University of North Carolina (On Leave of Absence) HOWARD HUNTER DAVIS Associate Professor of Government A.B., University of Richmond Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University ALBERT DORNFEST Assistant Professor of Bacteriology B.S., City College. New York M.S., Columbia University MRS. BELLE ETTENGER Hostess Lafayette Dormitory 312 Shafer Street DORIS FALES Head of Department of Biology A.B., Mount Holyoke A.M., Western Reserve University Ph.D., Yale University CHARLES A. FOSTER Associate Professor of Engineering I.S., M.S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute VIRGINIA C. GILLIAM Part-Time Instructor in Distributive Education B.S.S.A., Woman ' s College. L ' niversity of North Carolina MRS. A. E. GRANTHAM Hostess 828 Park Avenue DONNA BROWN HANNA Instructor in Secretarial Work Diploma, Tiffian Business University • ••♦■ •• • ♦ yrasft wwit FACULTY ROBKRT R. HARRISON Head of Dfpartmfnt of Commercial Art B.F.A., Wayne University M.A., University of Iowa ANN E. HELLER Assistani Registrar JOHN HILTON Assistant Professor of Art B.F.A., Yale School of Fine Arts f . RAYMOND HODGES Head of Department of Dramatic Art B.S., Bloomsburj; State Teachers College M.A., Teachers College, Columbia University ANN E. HOWELL Secretary 901 West Franklin Street MILTON M. HULL Instructor in Art Graduate. Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts ROBERT D. JOY AxiHiint Prnfesror of Distributive Education B.S., State Teachers College Bloonisburg, Pennsylvania GEORGE KALIF Director of School of Social Work B.A., M.A., M.SAV., Tulane University Ph.D., Harvard University MARY EUGENIA KAPP Head of the Department of Chemistry k.Ti., University of North Carolina M.A., Duke University Ph.D., University of North Carolina PHYLISS E. KENDALL Assistant Instructor in Dramatic Art B.S., M.A., Northwestern University Certificate in Radio, Pasadena Playhouse ROSAMOND McCANLESS Librarian A.B., Converse College A.B. in Library Science M.. ' ., University of North Carolina JEAN .McCONNELL Instructor in Junior Music Department Diploma State Teachers College California, Pennsylvania Music Education Courses, Cornell .Music Education Courses Llniversity of Pennsylvania Music History and Form, New England Conservatory, Boston, Massachusetts V C ♦ ♦ FACULTY BEATRICE MARIOX Instructor in Marriage Relations A.B., University of California M.A., University of North Carolina ELLA MAE MASON Instructor in Art B.F.A., LF.A.. Art Institute- of Chicaj o ELIZABETH MESSICK Director of School of Occupational Therapy O.T.R., American Occupational Therapv Association Diploma in Occupational Therapy Mar -Iand Institute MIRIAM MILLER Instructor in Distributive Education A.B., Massachusetts State College ROSS E. MILLER Assistant Instructor in Dramatic Art B.S. in Speech and Drama, Kansas Stat Teachers Collci. ' C THEODORE McG. MOORE Head of Department of English A.B., Princeton M.A., Harvard University Ph.D., Cornell Universitv NORBERT MUDD Instructor in Interior Decoration A.I.D., American Institute of Decoration Diploma Parsons HAZEL P. MUNDY Head of the Department of Costume Design Traphagan School of Fashion McDowell School of Costume Design BENEDICT NAGLER Part-Time Professor in Social Ji ' ork. Occupational Therapy, Psychology, Psychiatry M.D., University of Hamburg HILDE NAGLER Lecturer, Language Department Ph.D., University of VVuerzburg DOROTHY NEELY Assistant Professor of Journalism B.A. in Journalism, West Virginia Unive.-sity MRS. FRANCES NICHOLAS Hostess, Moore House 819 West Franklin Street H FACULTY HELEN FRANCES NORTON Assistant Professor of Distrihutivf Education Certificate, Prince School of Store Service Education, Simmons College GARNETT ROSS POINDEXTER Assistant Instructor in Business Math B.A., University of Richmond THERESA POLLACK Head of Department of Fine Arts CJiairman of School of Art B.S., VVcsthanipton College Art Students League, New York Fogg Museum School, Harvard (On Leave of Absence) BEm ' J. PULLIZZI Business Staff ALBERT ALAN ROGERS Head of Department of History B.A., University of Richmond B.S., M.A., Ph.D., University of Virginia H. C. E. SCHMIDT Instructor in Applied Music Concordia Teachers College AILEEN SHANE Professor of Psychiatric Social JVork A.B., Converse College M.S.S., Smith College FRANK SHELDON Instructor in Physics i.S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology VOLNEY SHEPARD Director of Department of Music B.A., Washington State College B.M., M.M., Chicago Music College FR. NKLIN SHEPPERSON Instructor in Art Multidcal Business College William and Man ' Extension MARY VERNON SLUSHER Assistant Professor of Business Administration B.S., M.S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute ROBERT G. SMITH Assistant Instructor in Journalism A.B.J., University of Kentucky 4 - t t « FACULTY JOHN ' M. SNELLIXG .Assistant Professor of Sorio ni;y B.A., M.A., University of Richmond Ph.D., Columbia University GLADYS K. TEDDER Business Slafi WILLIAM H. TOLERTON Head of Deparlment of Interior Decoration Diploma, Parsons School of Design JANE TRAVIS Resident Administrative Assistant School of Distributive Education B.S., Richmond Professional Institute ALYSE TYLER Secretary of Admissions XEDRA TYRE Instructor in Sociology A.B., University System of Georgia Extensi( Division M.A., Emory University ALLEN E. WARNER Instructor in Music Education S., M.A., Teachers College, Columbia Univcrsit) LOIS McG. WASHER Associate Professor of Recreational Leadership B.S., Carnegie Institute of Technology M.S. in Social Work, Richmond Professional Institute RUTH JONES WILKINS Assistant Instructor in English A.B.. M.I ' M., College of William and Mary ! l iK 4 •■ ••♦ SENIOR CLASS SENIOR CLASS cMllto ojj the GLu o 1951 To tell the complete history of the Class of ' 51 would indeed consume volumes. As we look around today, we find that many people have left our ranks since we began our college career in the fall of 1947. However, since then, many energetic and valuable collegians have joined us and helped to fill these missing links. Our Class, as any other freshman class, had its ups and downs in becoming an organization. But under the able leadership of our newly elected presi- dent, Edward Kelley, ours was the first class to establish an organizational constitution, which led to the eventual reorganization of the Student Government Association. After a very late activa- tion in March of ' 47, our Class went on to uphold its part in the traditional May Day festivities. Surmounting these inher ent obstacles of all young organizations, our group sponsored the first, now traditional, September Street Dance. In this year, also led by Ed Kelley, we saw the Student Government Association receive a new constituton. Ending our Sophomore year, we gave another successful Street Dance immediately preceding May Day, adding our second tradition to R. P. I. Emerging into our Junior year, and claiming the title of upper-classmen, we were capably led by Charlie Wood. In order to further class participation, Charlie inaugurated a new plan for the collection of class dues, which proved very successful. That fall, we returned to the campus the abandoned tradi- tion of Rat Week. It was during our Junior year that the Alumni Association became an actuality. We brought this year to a close by sponsoring a successful Junior-Senior Prom held at the Hotel John Marshall Roof Garden. The final year of the Class of 195 1 was begun in a world once more marked by war. But, hopeful for a peaceful solution of the world ' s differences, the Seniors continued preparing for the postgraduate world and their role in it. Instigated in the majority by members of the Senior class, there arose an Alumni Booster Club, dedi- cated to the full and complete support of the R. P. I. Alumni Association and all of its potential promise. This organization, in conjunction with the Richmond chapter of the Alumni Association, made a large and vital contribution to the first Annual Home-Coming celebration held at R. P. I. Needless to say, the Home-Coming was a huge success, and students concluded the week end with the fond hope it would not be the last Home-Coming here. Socially, the Class of 195 1 sponsored two dances for the student body and other events. A second contribution to better functioning of R. P. I. ' s student affairs made under the influence of the Senior Class was the Council of Class Executive Committees, organized to better individual situa- tions, derive greater privileges and enjoyment from college, and to cement relations among the four class organizations, the Council had a strong effect on the cooperative attitude among the class organizations, and stabilized the classes ' individual operation, creating much greater cooperation and harmony in class affairs. The Senior Class finished its collegiate career with a contribution to the Alumni Association of all remaining funds and prepared to begin life in a world at war. •4 18 SENIOR CLASS SENIOR CLASS SENIOR CLASS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS C. Carson Overton Prcsidnit Regina Crawford lice Pri-sidt ' iit Joyce Owen Secretary Phil Pafkord Treasurer Charles Wood S. G. A. Representative Nancy Sondles W. A. A. Representative Dr. Howard Davis Faculty Advisor In years to come, we, the members of the class of 1951, will look back with pride upon our collegiate days at the Richmond Professional Institute. The impact of the world-wide transitional period that has been felt by all schools has had its effect on our four years. How- ever, through the ceaseless efforts of the administration and students, R. P. I. has expanded and progressed. May she continue to surge higher into the reahiis of education. 4. 19 SENIOR CLASS SENIOR CLASS elizabeth luitchell aaroii jiS North Main Street, Suffolk, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Social Science — Collegiate Professional Certificate in Elementary Education edmund bangle abrahani loo Washington Street, Portsmouth, Virginia Bachelor of Scietice in Social Science — Cerman Club susaii Virginia abrahani 2Q Neptune Avenue, Woodmere, Long Island, New York Bachelor of Science in Social Science — Hockey Team, ' 7, ' 4S, ' 40; Cotillion Club, ' 7, ' 4S, ' y, ' o; Booster Club, ' jO; House Council, ' fo; Hillel, ' 47, ' 4S, ' 40, ' =;o, ' j ,- Vice President, Correspondint; Secretary victor abrahani 210 North Adams Street, Richmond, Virginia barbara jane alien 703 Mt. Vernon Drive, H untington, Alexandria, Virginia Bachelor of Fine Arts — Fine Art Group, 48, ' 5 ; Treasurer of Fine Art Croup, ' 49, ' ( ; Cotillion Club, ' 4S, ' ji; Art Ji ' ork, February Class, 5 sally anne alvis 2609 Greenzvay Avenue, Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Business Administration — Cotillion Club charles e. argenzio jo2y Kensington Avenue, Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Personnel Management wade h. arledge, jr. 1101 West Grace Street, Richmond, Virginia Accidental Club — Chorus; Orchestra; Band: Music Festival; Senior Recital; S. G. A. Representative James r. bailey 602 Beulah Road, Saiidston, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Business Administration bessie ray bass Halifax, North Carolina Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy — Varsity Basketball Team; Physical Therapy Club rudolph b. basso 4: 04 Stonezvall Avenue, Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Distributive Education — Distributive Education Club; Parliamentarian of D. E.Club;German Club John daiiiel baylor Szcoope, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Business Administration h. 111. barnett •) ' North Granby Street, Richmond, Virginia jane arden beale Branchville, Virginia Professional Diploma — Fashion Department — Art Students League — Fashion Club Milliani h. beasley, jr. 18 Montrose Avenue, Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Business Administration — German Club; Business Club thonias edward belvin 100 Wickre Street, Williamsburg, Virginia Certificate in Commercial Art — Art Students League; Commercial Art Club; f ariety Show 4 20 1 ♦ ♦ ♦ % o mmmmi n •♦•♦•♦•« luuriel elizabeth benedict 20J E. rirginia Avenue, Creice, Virginia Certificate in Commercial Art — Secretary and Treasurer oj the Art Students League; Commercial Art Club susaii gertrude blow (joldsboro, North Carolina Bachelor oj Science in Social Science Joyce blunt ijOg Sycamore, Rocky Mount, North Carolina Joyce booth Broadway, Virginia Bachelor of Fine Arts, Certificate in Costume Design — Fashion Club; Cotillion Club jenniereva a. bowleg Sabot, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Social Science eleanor breeden East Main Street, Bennettsville, South Carolina Certificate in Fashion Illustration — Art Students League; Publicity Manager, iQjo; Booster Club; fVo7nen ' s Athletic Associa tion robert gray brewer i82g W. Academy Street, Winston-Salem, North Carolina Certificate in Advertising Art — German Club, ' 49, ' 50, ' 5 ; Art Students League, ' 48, ' 49, ' o, ' ji; Advertising Art Club ' 48, ' 49, ' so, ' 51 John rudolph brittle IJ20 Elmsmere Avenue, Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy, Certificate from the Medical College of Virginia — Recreation Club; Physical Therapy Club rayniond edgar brown 00 N. 2ist Avenue, Hopewell, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Business Administration leroy ni. buckner Route 2, Staunton, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Distributive Education — D. E. Club, Vice President, 1944-4J; - - Club, S. G. A. Representa- tive, 1949-jo; Theatre Associates 1944-4 , 4S-J0; Minority Club, J944-4J robert e. budlove 641 ; W. 26th Street, Berwyn, Illinois Bachelor of Science in Recreational Leadership — Basketball; Monogram Club Virginia bunn jjj Alton Place, N. W., Washington, D. C. Certificate in Occupational Therapy — 0. T. Club elizabeth lee burnett 2011 Carlisle Avenue, Richmond, Virginia g. t. butcher, jr. 241S Atwall Lane, Richmond, Virginia shirley cadwallader 02 Maxwell Street, Charleston, West Virginia Bachelor of Fine Art in Art Education — S. G. A. Representative, ' jO, of the Fine Art Group; Secretary of the Fine Art Group, ' 5 frank y. caldwell, jr. 7 Oak Lane, Radford, Virginia Certificate in Interior Decoration — Interior Decoration Club; Art Students League •«{ 23 Carolyn beattie calhoun Marion, Virginia Bachelor of Science iti Distributive Education robert e. callahan 4 21 Eden Drive, Roanoke, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Advertising — Historian, (ierman Club; Hucksters Club; Assistant Advertising Manager, Pioscript wanier callahan Petersburg, Virginia Bachelor of Fine Arts in Drama robert roy caniden 104 W . Ladies Mile Road, Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Business Administration — Cerman Club mary elizabeth canipbell 5 7 Granite Avenue, Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy — Cotillion Club; Physical Therapy Club herbert 1. oaplan 310; Maplewood Avenue, Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Business Administration — German Club; Administrators Club nancy miller carlon 4402 Kingcrest Parkway, Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Distributive Education — Distributive Education Club donald g. cronan 40 Old Estate Road, Manhasset, L. I ., New York Certificate of Commercial Art — German Club mindy chovitz 800 Court Street, Portsmouth, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Journalism — Assistant Managing Editor, ' jo; Managing Editor of Proscript, ' 5 ; Senior Rep- resentative to House Council douglas h. christie 424 Rutherfurd Avenue. Franklin, A ' fcc Jersey Certificate in Interior Decoration — Interior Decoration Club; Art Students League geraldine s. chronowit 18 Pius Street, Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dramatic Art — Theatre Associates; Art Students League sherwood w. churn, jr. 18 Corling Street, Petersburg, Virginia Certificate in Commercial Art — Advertising Art Club; S. G. A. Representative; German Club; Art Students League florence ann clarke §io§ Caledonia Road, Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Fine Arts in Music — Secretary of Accidental Club niartha ann clayton 12 Douglas Avenue, Portsmouth. Virginia Certificate in Costume Design — Cotillion Club, 48- ' o; Fashion Club, ' 48- 0; Dornutorv President, ' 40 williani d. coburn Narrows, Virginia Bachelor of Fine Arts in .Music — President, Accidental Club; Business .Manager of Wigwam, ' 47, ' 48; .4rt Students League albert f . codino J_ Murray Avenue, Larchmont, Nezv York 24 • ' f ' % ' % ' i kT i - - - - f • • t ♦ • ♦ - ' ♦•♦ ♦ •« elliot m. cohen 2024 Maplt ' zvood Avenue, Richmond, I ' irginia Bachelor of Science in Recreational Leadership — Activities Chairman of Recreation Club; Student Canteen; Theatre Associates; Art Students League; Folio; Accidental Club; Audio Fisual Coordinator; Seminar Chairman of Richmond I ntercollegiate Council; S. ( ' ,. A. Registration Committee; Student Movies; Orientation; McCuire Radio Play Production Croup Iinwoo l r. condrey SoQ Idlezvood Avenue, Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Business Administration — Business Administrators Club, ' g; Cerman Club; Canterbury Club; Part-time Instructor in Business williuni (1. eoiikle JJ20 Barton. Avenue, Richmond, i ' irginia ferw copenhaver 604 Progress Street, Blacksburg, I ' irginia Certificate in Costume Design mary winslow corr 202 North Sheppard Street, Richmond, I ' irginia Bachelor of Science in Business Administration — Cotillion Club nelson henry coryea Plattsburgh, New York Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy — Soccer Team; Newman Club; Monogram Club; Physical Therapy Club; Secretary-Treasurer, I ' lce President, President gloria Crosby Box 749, Rockingham, North Carolina regina baxter crawford 104 Crave Street, Farmville, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy — Vice President of Senior Class; S. C. A. Representative; P. T. Club, Secretary- Treasurer of P. T. Class at AL C. V.; Booster Club Carolyn b. crutchfield no Deaver Street, Havre de Grace, Maryland Bachelor of Science in Distributive Education — Wigwam, 4g, ' o ' ji; D. E. Club, ' 49, ' 50 harper s. darden 404 Student Street, Greenville, North Carolina Certificate in Interior Decoration — Wesley Foundation, President, ' jo, ' ji; Art Students League Jacqueline darnell 505 Locust Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Pre-Social Work — Cotillion Club lloyd e. davies Sarver, Pennsylvania Professional Diploma in Commercial Art — Art Students League; Advertising Art Club dorothy 1. davis 114 Handley Boulevard, Winchester, Virgitiia Bachelor of Science in Distributive Education — D. E. Club; Cotillion Club; S. G. A. Representative innriel claire davis J22 Granite Avenue, Richmond, I ' irginia Bachelor of Science in Recreational Leadership — Day Students Basketball and Volleyball Teams; Baptist Student Union; Recreation Club; Honor Council Virginia Ionise decker 22oy Dogwood Lane, Center Hill, S. W., Roanoke, Virginia Certificate in Interior Decoration — Chorus; Wigwam Advertising Staff; Freslunan and Junior Representative to House Council; S. G. A. Representative; Art Students League; Interior Decoration Club; Cotillion Club jean lacy dejamette 1018 South Avenue, South Boston, Virginia Certificate in Fashion Illustration — President of Moore House, ' jo, ' 5 ,- S. G. A. Representative; Booster Club imsi UHI ellen jean dixoii 1422 Lorraine Avenue, Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Social Science in Sociology; Certificate in Elementary Education — Cotillion Club waylaiiih a. doggett Ileathsville, I ' irgin ia baxter t. duffy 8a-; Broad Street, Salem, J ' irgniia Lost Battalion, ' 48; Booster Club, ' jO- i frank duffy 20Jj Floyd Avenue, Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Social Science — Newman Club; Booster Club; S. C. J. Representative kitty dagger Brodnax, Virginia niargaret ann duncan 2 J Yellow Mountain Road, Roanoke, Virginia Bachelor of Social Science, Certificate in Elementary Education — Cotillion Club; Booster Club betty jane ed wards 3326 W. Grace Street, Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Applied Science in Physical Therapy— Cotillion Club, ' 49-30; Physical Therapy Club, ' 49-30; Booster Club, ' 30-31 arthur thomas elgin III Box 304, Leesburg, Virginia ' . Bachelor of Science in Business Administration — German Club; Judicial Council, Men ' s Dormitory; Vice President argie lee elliott, jr. 3303 Detroit Avenue, Richmond, Virginia Certificate in Interior Decoration — Interior Decoration Club President, ' 30-31 Virginia eubank 3 oj Stuart Avenue, Richmond, Virginia bertha panthea faust 1303 Bainbridge Street, Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art — Fashion Club; Art League; Booster Club edith marie ferguson River Plain Farms, Ferguson, North Carolina Certificate in Commercial Art — Advertising Art Club, ' 48-31, Secretary-Treasurer, ' 30-31; Art Students League, ' 48- ' 31, Treasurer, ' 50-31; Cotillion Club, ' 48-49; Wesley Club, ' 48-31, Treasurer, ' 50-31; Vice President, Junior Class franees d. fine loj Tuckahoe Boulevard, Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education helen pomeroy fiore Quintan, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology gloria lee flax Exmore, Virginia Bachelor of Fine Arts in Fashion Illustration Fashion Club; Cotillion Club Joseph p. francis II18 nth Street, N. E., Roanoke, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Business Administration — Newman Club Treasurer, ' 4J: S. C. A. Representative, ' 48; Soccer, ' 48-30, Soccer Co-Captain, ' 49; Monogram Club President, ' jO- ' j ; Honor Council, ' 50-51; Senior Class Executive Committee, ' 50-51 4 28 )e - %♦•♦•♦♦• , , j ' 4 ■ ■•■ ■••• ■- ■ ' - ■- ' •- •-■■ ' • • • m • ' «•% -%■ jo aim frank jrUloivood Drive, Henderson, North Carolina Certificate in Distributive Education — D. E. Club, ' 4Q-JI; Canterbury Club; Secretary Canterbury Club, 4g- ' ji lois wiiinifred friednian 5 7 11 ' ashington Park, Norfolk, Firginia Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology — Freshman Representative, House Council, ' 47-48; Modern Dance Group, ' 4J-4Q; Interdorm Folleyball, ' 47- 4Q; Cotillion Club, ' 4J, jO- ' ji; Junior Representative to Honor Council, ' 4g-§o; Senior Representative to House Council, ' jo- ' ji; Advertising Editor, Wigwam, ' 48- 4g; Assistant Editor, Wigwam, ' 4g- ' o; Medical College of Firginia, ' jO- i; Rat Court Official, ' 40 loiiis harris friednian 62 Boessevain Avenue, Norfolk, Firginia Bachelor of Science in Business Administration — German Club, ' 40- -;i rolaud friednian 20 0 East Eighth Street, Duliith, Minnesota Bachelor of Science in Business Administration — Business Manager, Proscript, ' 4J; Business Manager, Advertising Manager, Proscript, ' 48; Administrators Club, ' 47-48 Ii. carlston futrell, jr. Enfield, North Carolina Certificate in Commercial Art — Advertising Art Club, ' 48- 1; German Club, 0- ' l Virginia dare gardner Shirley, I ' irginia Bachelor of Science in Physical Education — Farsity Hockey, ' 4Q- o; Farsity Basketball, ' 4q- ' jI; Farsity Tennis, ' 50; Folleyball Manager, ' 4g; Hockey Manager, ' 4g; President, Women s Athletic Association, ' j;o- ' ji mead b. garrett ijoi Oakwood Avenue, Richmond. Firginia Bachelor of Science in Business Administration niarigene g. geary 2,v IF. .Maple Street, Hazleton, Pennsylvania Bachelor of Science in Social Science — Booster Club; Seminar; Recreation Club frank Joseph gerwin, jr. 4 10 Cutshazc Avenue, Richmond, Firginia Bachelor of Science in Business Administration — Nezcnnan Club, ' 47- 1; Monogram Club, jO- ' j ; Farsity Basketball, ' 4g- o; Business Administrators Club, ' 4g- o gloria gilbert Nezv Canton, Firginia Bachelor of Science in Business Administration; Certificate in Teaching — House Council, ' 48- 4Q; House President jO- i ; Cotillion Club, ' 48- 4g; Business Club, ' 47-48; Dean ' s List, ' 4g- ' jo; ' jo- ' ji george 111. gilkeson, jr. Lone Fountain, Firginia Joanne gilliani Buckingham, Firginia Bachelor of Social Science in Recreational Leadership — Recreation Club; Ragwa francis alvin glover Hopewell, Firginia Bachelor of Social Science in Recreational Leadership — Recreation Club williani edwiii goldsmith 22g Hardy Avenue, Norfolk, Firginia Bachelor of Science in Sociology — German Club; Secretary of Men s Dormitory marie paiile golom Petersburg, Firginia Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology fraiices hartin gordon JJ25 JFindsor Court, Chattanooga, Tennessee Certificate in Interior Decoration — Art Students League, ' 48- ■;! ; Cotillion Club. ' 48- 1; Treasurer; Canterbury Club, 49-50 31 )5- ■ ■ •♦• •••♦ ♦•♦ ♦ ♦ • « ' ♦ ♦ ' ' ' louis V. gordon, jr. Route I J, River Road, Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Business Administration — Administrators Club; Baptist Student Union j. frank graham Myrtle Beach, South Carolina Certificate in interior Decoration — Interior Decoration Club; Art Students League samuel ernest grainger Country Club Heights, Bennettsville, South Carolina Certificate in Commercial Art — Basketball ' 48- 4g; Monogram Club; Fencing Club; f ' ice President; Advertising Art Club; President ' 50; Art Students League; Art Editor, ' 5 ; Wigwam arthur c. greeiie, jr. Bumpass, Virginia Bachelor of Fine Arts in Drama — Student Government Representative; ' 0-41; Art Students League, ' 4J-§i; Theatre Associates, ' 4J- ' i 11. perry grogan iiQ Granville Avenue, Beckley, West Virginia Bachelor of Science in Sociology — German Club williani a. grove 204 fVindsor Avenue, Roanoke, Virginia Certificate in Commercial Art — Advertising Art Club, ' 48-51; German Club, ' 48- 4g; Art Students League, ' 48- ' ji kathleeii hagood 42 0 Chamberlayne Avenue, Richmond, Virginia edwiii p. hall §g05 Kensington Avenue, Richmond, Virginia grace a. hainihon j?5 Parker Street, Everett, Massachusetts Bachelor of Science in Occupational Therapy clyde e. harding 812 N. Tilden Street, Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Fine Arts in Music Education — Soccer, ' 48-50; Co-Captain, ' 40-50; Baseball, ' 48-51; Toppers Club, ' 4J; Monogram Club, Vice President, ' 4Q; Treasurer, ' 50 gerahline o. harlow I22(j Stanhope Avenue, Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Psychology — Cotillion Club, Women ' s A. A.; Baptist Student Union; Booster Club; Richmond Lntercollegiate Council; Intermural Volleyball; Intermural Basketball d. oakley harrison Route I, Wake Forest, North Carolina Bachelor of Science in Business Adtninistration — Booster Club; Charter Member of German Club; Marshal for August Graduating Class; Publicity Chairman of Baptist Student Union; Senior Class Executive Council; Alumni Organizing Committee h. jean hartman gio Old Country Club Road, Roanoke, Virginia Certificate in Costume Design — Cotillion Club, ' 48-51 page heath 812 South Sycamore Street, Petersburg, Virginia Certificate in Fashion Illustration — Cotillion Club, Fashion Club; Art Students League rhoda ni. henry Lincoln Road, Lincoln, Massachusetts Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art Education — Cotillion Club, ' 4 - ' 48; Glee Club, ' 4J- ' 48; Art Students League, ' 4J- ' 5i ; Fashion Club, ' 48-40 rohert b. henry 212 North 15th Avenue, Hopewell, Virginia { 32 yjr  •% % «•. '  . . ' • ♦.♦.♦♦•« k J y . - - - • ' ,♦ • - ♦ ♦ ♦ % ♦•%•♦%•« reoii g. hillegass, jr. ijth and Shore Drive, Norfolk, Firglnia Bachelor of Science in Distributive Education — D. E. Club; German Club; Newman (Uiib esther b. holden 6 j Pope Avenue, Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Social Science niary aim holler L ' nion Mills. North Carolina Bachelor of Science in Social Science — Cotillion Club, ' 4q- ' jI; Booster Club, 5 ; Recreation Club, 4Q-§i; Montreat College, Montreat, North Carolina charlotte aiine homes Bozcling Green, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Pre-Social Work — House Council, ' g-jo; Recreation Club, ' jO- ' ji; Cotillion Club, jo-ji; Maid of Honor, May Court, ' , ' (liaiie e. hough 3( 0 Bainbridge Boulevard, Norfolk, Virginia saniuel w. howertoii, jr. Clarksville, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Business Administration — Men ' s Athletic Association; Business Administration Club; Pro- script, ' 46. V7 reginald d. hubbard 2O2S Ballantine Boulevard, Norfolk, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Business Administration — Newman Club; House Council of Men ' s Dorm alexander b. huet, jr. 7 02 Ivy Avenue, Richmond, f irgniia Bachelor of Science in Business Administration — Business Club keiuieth liarlen huff Salem, Virginia Bachelor of Fine Arts in Advertising Art — Advertising Art Club; President of Fencing Club don alien hunziker , ' 0 West 2Sth Street, Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Business Administration — Canterbury Club, President, ' 4Q- jo; German Club, Secretary, ' 50; Business Administration Club elaine sue Jacobs iSjfi Westover Avenue, Petersburg, Virginia Certificate in Fashion Ulustration — Fashion Club, ' 48- 1; Art Students League, ' 48- 1; Cotillion Club, ' 48- ' !; ig- WAM, Feature ' 48- 4g; Art, ' 4Q- ' jO; Co-Feature Editor, ' jo- ' ji hope t. Jackson i og Fort Bragg Road, Fayetteville, North Carolina Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art Education — Fine Arts Club; Art Students League; Cotillion Club; Class Organization niargaret li. jackson 7 Prospect Parkway, Craddock, Virginia williani ward jackson 2 11 Grove Avenue, Richmond, Virginia niartha jeter Ellerson, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Business Administration — Baptist Student Union; Secretary, ' 4g- ' ji; Administrators ' Club, ' 50; International Relations Club, ' 4g; Photographic Staff, Wigwam, ' 5 barbara Johnson Route 12, Dickens Road, Richmond, Virginia 435 K •♦• • Joan isabel Johnson s-jio I2th Street, N. St. Petersburg, Florida Bachelor of Science in Distributive Education — House President, ' jo- ' j ; Cotillion Club, ' 49- ' jo; Distributors ' Club; Booster Club laura ann Johnson j o Palmetto Street, Spartanburg, South Carolina Bachelor of Science in Distributive Education — Feature Staff, Wigwam, ' 40- ' jo; Co-Editor of Circulation Staff, ' jo- ' j ,- Distributors ' Club; Booster Club niargaret franoes Johnson Box f , Quinton, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Physical Education — Vice President, W. A. A., ' jo- ' ji; Varsity Hockey, ' 49- ' jO; Varsity Basket- ball, ' , o- ' ,- ; Representative for Founders Hall to W. A. A. williaiii Johnson Laurel Meadoivs, Box ijO, Route ir, Richmond, Virginia elizabeth anne jones () Trail g, Brookwood, Burlington, North Carolina Certificate in Interior Decoration — Interior Decoration Club: Art Students League; Advertising Staff, Wigwam; Mixed Chorus, ' 4S; Treasurer, Sophomore Class; Cotillion Club; Executive Committee, S. C. A., ' 50; Spanish Club; junior Marshal for February Graduating Class, ' 5 laverne doris jones 122 Stanhope Avenue. Richmond. Virginia edward william kelley iioo IV. Franklin Street, Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Business Administration — President, Freshman Class, ' 4J- ' 4S; President, Sophomore Class, ' 48-49; S. G. A. Representative for Junior Class, ' 49-50; Speaker of Men ' s Honor Council, ' 49-50; S. G. A. Rep- resentative, Newman Club, ' 50-51; Chairman, May Day Committee, ' 49; Publicity, May Day Committee, ' 50; S. G. A. Constitution Committee, ' 49; Co-Manager, Basketball, ' 48-50; Soccer, ' 49; Nezvman Club, ' 4J-51: Administrators Club, ' 47-49; German Club, ' 48; Chairman, S. G. A., Floor Committee, ' 49-50 william watson kelley 4=;o5 Eden Drive, Roanoke, Virginia Certificate in Advertising Art anne kendrick 104 Riverside Drive, Spartanburg, South Carolina Certificate in Fashion Illustration — Art Students League; Cotillion Club; Booster Club; JV. A. A. John 1. keriian 211 Columbia Avenue, Syracuse, New York Bachelor of Science in Business Administration — Booster Club; Administration Club; Men ' s Dormitory House Council; S. G. A.; Hucksters Club; German Club; President, Newman Club; Advertising Manager, Proscript; ' ' This Week at R. P:l. (IVRNL) nancy ketchuni jpop Virginia Avenue, Charleston, West Virginia Certificate in Interior Decoration — Interior Decoration Club Treasurer, ' 50-51 anna marie kievit 1464 Commonwealth, Brighton, Massachusetts I Certificate in Occupational Therapy alan kleiman 2121 Westbury Avenue, Brooklyn, New York Bachelor of Fine Arts benjamin knapp 924 Prospect Avenue, Pulaski, Virginia Certificate in Interior Decoration — Interior Decorators ' Club, ' 48-51; Fine Art Group, ' 47-51 liattie marie knapp 4928 Chesapeake Street, Norfolk, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology herbert kotzen IQ Vinal Street, Brookline, .Massachusetts Bachelor of Science in Distributive Education — Monogram Club; Distributors ' Club; Manager, Basketball Team, ' 40- o 4 36 } ♦•♦ ■ • v - V ♦ ' •.■♦.••;♦• ' 9im M. gM frederick g;. kraft, jr. 262 ' Kfiisinpon Avenut ' , Richmond 20. I ' irginia Bacbrlor of Scinicr in Rt-creational Leadership — IVestminster Fellozvship; Lost Battalion t ' ets Club iris gilda kritzik QS--;t fijd Drive, Rei o Park, New York Bachelor of Fine Arts in draft Education — . Z. F. A. Jeanne la fratta 2 0 Lincoln Avenue, II illiard Park, Richmond, I ' irginia elizabeth lanibert 20 Pleasant Street, Hinton, West Virginia Bachelor of Social Science in Psychology ellen ruth lane 2 oj Fleet Avenue, Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Fine Arts in Music Education — Accidental Club; Cotillion Club; Art Students League; Chorus, ' 48-4g- ' o (luris ann larson jjA ' Ninth Street, South, Fargo, North Dakota Bachelor of Science in Distributive Education — D. E. Club; Cotillion Club; Honor Council, ' jo; Senior Representative to House Council; Booster Club; Alumni Organizing Committee clarence lassiter J Floyd Avenue, Richmond, I ' irginia j. a. latinier J Road, Sandston, Virginia charles s. leguni 510S Newport Avenue, Norfolk, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Business Administration — German Club; Treasnrer of Men ' s Dorm pat lenim 141 San (jabrial Drive, Rochester, New York beverly 1 . levine Manassas, Virginia Certificate in Occupational Therapy bertha Joan levinson 7 J5 Emerson Avenue, West Englewood, New Jersey Bachelor of Science in Social Science — Hockey, ' J; Intradorm Volleyball, ' .pj- ' g; International Relations Club, ' j- ' g; Literary Club, ' 47-48; S. G. A. Representative, ' 48; Senior Representative to House Council: I illel, ' 7- ' ,- ; Cotillion Club, ' 47; Richmond Intercollegiate Council, ' 4g- ' jo; Booster Club (lorothy lewis luO London Lane, Orange, Virginia Catherine vauglin lively 100 Bavwood Court, Richmond, I ' irginia Bachelor of Science in Social Science boniiie jennette lockernian 2 8 Ml. View Avenue, Danville, Virginia Certificate in Interior Decoration —Art Students League; Secretary of Interior Decoration Club leslie o. long 60J Walnut Avenue, Roanoke, Virginia Certificate in Architectural Drafting — Floor Committee, ' 48- 4g; German Club, ' jo- ' j;i; Basketball Team, jo- ' ,- Monogram Club l 39 p- ♦ clarice ann loiterer 216 Crawford, Fort Scott, Kansas Bachelor of Science in Distributive Education — Distributors ' (Hub: Cotilhon Club: f anet Show aubry Iiicas lOj Hamilton Avenue. Colonial Heights, f ' irginia anne elizabeth lueders Ridgeviezv Road, Staunton, f ' irginia Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dramatic Art — Theatre Associates, iV- ' ji,- Modern Dance Croup, y- ' jo; Ar! Students League, 48- ji; Cotillion Club, ' 4J- f;i ; Distributors ' Club, ' 4J- ' 4S; Riding Club, ' 42-48 keiuieth butler lyell 26 East j8th Street, Richmond, I ' irginia Bachelor of Science in Business Administration — Cerman Club; Administrators ' Club e. artliur lynch, jr. 8 Undercliff Road, M illburn. Ne-zv Jersey ralph 11. lynch iiiij Jl ' ashington Avenue, Ogdensburg, New York edward b. martin, jr. 2joj 2d Avenue, Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Science iji Recreational Leadership — Baseball Team, ' _tO- ' ji; Monogram Club, ' jo- ' ji; Cerman Club, ' ■,■ ,• Recreation Club, ' _ o- ' ji; Newman Club, ' fo- ' j ,- President, Booster Club, ' ji wiley s. martin Jioj Riverside Boulevard, S. W., Roanoke, Virginia Bachelor of Fine Arts in Commercial Art — Part-Time Instructor in Commercial Art Department, ' jo- ' jj niaxie dan mason 8jj Keel Street, Martinsville, Virginia Certificate in Advertising Art — Vice President, Advertising Art Club, ' 48- ' 4q; President, Advertising Art Club, ' 4g- ' §o; Vice President, Art Students League, ' jo; Cerman Club, ' ji; Quartet, ' 48- 1 katherine eugenia mayes Stony Creek, Virginia Bachelor of Fine Arts in Music — S. G. A., ' 48- 4Q; House Council, ' 4Q- ' jo; President of House Council, Founders Hall, ' o- ' tI; Cotillion Club, ' 48- ' i; Accidental Club, ' 48- ' ji; Art Students League, 5 ; JVesley Foundation, ' 4S- ' j;i John w. mcbride 2824 JVoodcliff Avenue, Richmond, I ' irginia betty kathryn mckay Nineveh, f ' irginia Certificate in Interior Decoration — Interior Decorators ' Club, ' y- ' _■, ' ■ ' . ' - ' frt Students League, 4q- ' i; Cotillion Club. ' o- ' i: Off Campus Committee Chairman, 50 anita niersel 20 N. Adams Street, Petersburg, f ' irginia Bachelor of Science in Social Science — Proscript Staff, ' 4Q- i; Assistant News Editor, ' 50, Editor, ' ji; Theatre As- sociates, ' 49-30 deborah ellen mesko 283 Fencsak Avenue, East Paterson, New Jersey Bachelor of Science in Social Scie ice; Certificate in Elementary Education — Cotillion Club. ' 4 -31; Interfaith Council, 47- 0; Secretary, Interfaith Council, ' 48-30; Treasurer of Interfaith Council, ' 47-48; President of fVesley Founda- tion, ' 4Q-30; fVesley Foundation, ' 47- §1; S. C. A. Representative. ' 47-40; Editor of fVesley Foundation Newspaper, ' o- ' ji; Recreation Club, ' 40-31; International Relations Club. ' 48- ' 4Q; Richmond Intercollegiate (Council, ' o- i ' ; Wigwam, Photography Staff, ' 5 ; Alumni Association Organizing Staff, ' 40-30; Booster Club, ' 30-31 f. henry michel, jr. 4302 Fitzhugh Avenue, Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Business Administration — Cerman Club dorothy midgett 2317 Eustis Avenue, Norfolk, Virginia Bachelor of Fine Arts with Collegiate Professional Teaching Certificate — Cotillion Club; Fine Arts Croup; Art Students League 4 40 K- ♦ « ♦ • ♦ t J- !r • .•■ • • ■ TV J(M - - - ' .• ♦ •♦ ■ titaiMlMpiiririiji ' r wii janies ray miller, jr. Strasbiirg, J ' irginia mills l. miiiton, jr. 390J Fauquier Avenue, Richmond, Firginia Bachelor of Science in Business Administration aslitou d. mitchell, jr. Oyster Point, Firginia Certificate in Advertising Art— Art Students League; Advertising Art Club; S. G. A.; Mixed Chorus; German Club henry 1). moiicure Curtis Street, Chester, Firginia Bachelor oj Science in Business Administration — German Club, ' 4S-JI belsy baleman moore loig JVestover Avenue, Norfolk, Firginia sliirley lee mooring Box igS, Beach, Firginia Certificate in Fashion Illustration— Fashion Club, 48- 1; Cotillion Club, ' 48- ■;i: Baptist Student Union edward a. moseley, jr. Ilallsboro. Firginia nancy e. mowry iiy North Crenshaw Avenue, Richmond, Firginia Bachelor of Fine Arts mary ellen mullin Pocahontas, J ' irginia estelle mundeu Blackstone, J ' irginia Bachelor of Science in Distributive Education leonard b. niyers 3400 JJ ' est Avenue, Newport News, J ' irginia Bachelor of Science in Business Administration — German Club ralph 1. nagler 1012 Taylor Avenue, Richmond, J ' irginia Bachelor of Science in Social Science — -German Club, ' jO- ' ji; Baptist Student Union, ' 4Q- ' i; S. G. A. Representative, B. S. U., ' ji; Recreation Club, ' jO- ' i; S. G. A. Representative, Recreation Club, ' jo; Board of Elections, ' o; General (Chairman of February Graduating Class, iQji; Men ' s A. A., ' 49 hattie leigli newman no Grove Street, Farmville, J ' irginia Certificate in Fashion Illustration — Fashion Club, ' 48- 1; Intramural Basketball: J ' olleyball; Badminton: Swimming, ' 48- ji: Cotillion Club. ' 48- ' !: Wigwam Circulation Staff, jo- ' .i ; JFesley Foundation, ' j;o- ' i John s. nichols R. F. D. No. 2. Beach, J ' irginia Bachelor of Social Science in Sociology — President Baptist Student Union, ' 4o- o: Secretary. S. G. A., ' io- ' ,- ,- Honor Council. lO; Booster Club, ' ji; German Club, ' jo charles b. o ' brien 21 Henry Street, Petersburg, J ' irginia Bachelor of Science in Business Administration — Business Manager of Proscript, ' jo; President of Hucksters Club, jean e. orange 2832 JJ ' ellington Street, Richmond, J ' irginia Bachelor of Science in Social Science and Collegiate Professional Certificate in Education ■4 43 } ♦ ♦ • ♦♦ aune r. otey Orchard Way, Biuefield, West Virginia Bachelor of Science in Pre-Social Work — Coiillion Club, ' g- ' jo; Booster Club, ' jo- ' ji c. carsoii overtoil SoQ ll ' inslon Avenue, Fayettville, North Carolina Bachelor of Science in Business Administration — Newman Club, ' 4 - ' ji; President of Nezvman Club, ' 48; Lost Battalion, ' 4J; S. C. A. Representative for Fencing Club, ' jo; Administrators ' ' Club, ' 48; S. G. A. Finance Committee, ' 4Q-f;i; Alumni Association Organization Committee, ' 4Q; Mens Honor Council, ' 49-51; President of Senior Class, ' jo- yi; Executive Committee, ' jO- ' j ; Executive Committee of Booster Club, ' 50- ' 51; German Club, ' jo- ' ji kathariiie Joyce owen 2401 Mountain Fie-iV Avenue, Bluefield, West Virginia Bachelor of Science in Distributive Education — Cotillion Club, ' 40- ' ji; Secretary, Senior Class, ' jo- ' j ,- Honor Council, ' jo-ji; Distributors ' Club, ' 49-51; Alumni Organization Committee, ' 49-50 percy oliver owens, jr. 2601 Stuart Avenue, Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Business Administration — German Club Joseph pacitto 761 Elizabeth Street, Utica, New York Bachelor of Science in Distributive Education — Distributors ' Club; Executive Committee, Distributors ' Club pliil thoinas pafford 5259 Queenstozvn Drive, Mount Rainier, Maryland Bachelor of Science in Chemical Technology — German Club, ' 49-51, President, ' 50-51; Booster Club, ' 50-51; Treasurer, Senior Class; Sergeant at Arms, S. G. A., ' 51 betty aniie paliiiore 640 Patterson Avenue, Richmond, Virginia barbara patton 24 Hamilton Place, Garden City, New York Certificate in Costume Design patsy jane payiie Route 6, Chatham, Virginia Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art Education — Riding Club, ' 47-48; Cotillion Club: Advertising Art Club, ' 4 - ' 50; Art Students League; S. G. A. Representative, ' 49-50; Secretary-Treasurer, Fencing Club, ' 49-50; May Day Program Chairman, ' 50; Secretary, J unior Class; Junior Marshal, Chairman, Board of Elections, ' 50-51; House President, Ritter llickok, ' 50-51 david g. perkiiis, jr. 1904 Grove Avenue, Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Business Administration robert b. perkins 1562 Berkley Avenue, Petersburg, Virginia sarah Caroline phipps McKenney, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Social Science; Certificate in Elementary Education — Speaker, IVomen ' s Honor Council, ' 50-51; Honor Council, ' 49; S. G. A. Representative, ' 49-51; Cotillion Club, ' 48-51; Booster Club, ' 50-51; Wesley Foundation; Vice President of Girls Dormitory, 828 Park Avenue; Varsity Basketball, ' 48-50; W. A. A., ' 48; Intramural Sports susan walston pitt Pinetops, North Carolina Bachelor of Science in Social Science — Cotillion Club, ' 48-51; Vice President of Off Campus Council, ' 40-50; Recreation Club, ' 50-51 hattie viviaii pittiiian 4( l =; Forest Hill Avenue, Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Social Science and Elementary Education - Cotillion Club williain henry pritchett, jr. 2401 5th Street, Richmond, Virginia Monogram Club; Basketball Team, ' 48-50; Soccer Team, ' 50 Sidney fletcher proctor Box 5JO, Durham, North ' Carolina Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art Education — Fine Art Group; Art Students League; Wesley Foundation ■ 44 S ♦ .♦•♦•■•■♦  «••- •■• «• y Mi? i ,: I ? r lAi • ■■ •♦( ::t « f ••••• ' bette jane quilleii 5J CJit ' stnui Avenue, IVaynesboro, I ' lrginia Bachelor of Science in Distributive Education — Fice President B. S. U ., ' 4J-4S; Cotillion Club, ' 4S- ji; D. E. Club, ' jo- ' ji; S. G. A. ' 4Q- ' ji; House Council, ' 4g- ' ji charlotte inanorr read 41 j Sunset Avenue, Rocky Mount, North Carolina Bachelor of Science in Distributive Education hazel wyatt reed IChite Sulphur Springs, West f ' irginia Bachelor oj Science in Social Science — Recreation Club l ice President, ' fO; Modern Dance Recitals waiter wiley reynolds Oakland Heights Farm, CordonsviUe, Firginia Bachelor of Fine Arts — Art Students League, ' 46-49; Interior Decorators ' Club; Alumni Association; German Club williaiii alien rliodes loS Gravely Street, Martinsville, Firginia Certificate m Commercial Art olayton h. richardson, jr. 212 Woods Avenue, S. IF., Roanoke, Firginia Bachelor of Science in Business Administration — German Club, ' 40- ' -;i, Treasurer, o; Distributors ' Club, ' 4S; Admin- istrators ' Club, ' 40 elizabetli frances ritchie Dintviddie, Firginia Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology — Intradoryn Folleyball, ' 40- ' o; Basketball, ' 48-49; Executive Committee of Junior Class; Rat Court, ' 49; Medical College of Firginia nelia a. ritiro 9 Hawk Street, Gloversville, Nezv York Certificate in Fashion Illustration — Fashion Club, Fice President, ' 49- ' jo; President, ' jo- ' ji; House Council, ' jo- ' ji; Art Students League; Newman Club Ionise carolyn ritter iS North Washingt07i Street, Alexandria, Firginia Bachelor of Science in Business Administration — Chorus ' 49- ' jo; Folleyball Intramurals, ' 49- 0; Cotillion Club, ' jo John c. roach 18 Union Street, Glens Falls, New York Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art Education — Newman Club, ' 4J- ' ji; Treasurer, ' 48; German Club. ' 48-49; Junior Class Fice President, ' 49; Junior Marshal, ' 49; Advertising Art Club, ' 4.7- 0; Director, Art Students League, ' , ' 0; Wigwam Staff, ' 50; Editor-in-Chief of Wigwam, ' 5 ; Men ' s Honor Council, ' ji; Fine Art Group, ' ji nancy roark Brookneal, Firginia donald e. robertson JVahiut Hill Apartments, Petersburg, Firginia Bachelor of Science in Social Science — Recreation Club President; German Club; Richmond Intercollegiate Council; Canterbury Club; Booster Club; Feterans Club, ' 48- 0 faye niaxine robinson Pound, I irginia Bachelor of Science in Pre-Social Work — Wesley Foundation President, ' 48; House Council, ' 49- §0; House President, ' S - ' S ' Cotillion Club, ' 47-51; Monogram Club Sponsor, ' jo; Recreation Club, ' 50-51; Senior Class Sponsor, ' ,- jean davida robinson 720 McDonald Avenue, Hamlet, North Carolina Bachelor of Science in Distributive Education — Distributors ' Club Constance 1. rollison J2ni Greystone Avenue, Richmond, Firginia jane sadler JFinsor Road, Suffolk, Firginia ■ 4T ) joe ellen sarratt ??6 Hillude Avenue, Charlotte, North Carolina Certificate in Costume Design — Cotillion Club, ' 40- 1; Booster Club, ' so- ' -;i: Fashion Club. ' 4 - ' !; Treasurer, ' 4Q- ' jo; Jrt Students League, ' 48- ' ji; S. C. A., ' o- ' ji; If ' . A. A. Council, ' 49- 0; Baptist Student Union, ' 4S- ' f;i: B. S. U., Council. t( - i irving s. schiflF 722 ' . Carv Street. Richmond. I ' ir«inia joan scott II2T Buckins.ham Avenue, Norfolk, I ' irginia Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art Education — Wesley Foundation; Fine Art Group; Honor Council; Cotillion Club andrew a. scruggs 2824 Fendall Avenue, Richmond, J ' irginia niary ann settle Powhatan. J ' irginia robert shepard o,- E. Ilillcrest Avenue, Richmond. Virginia jaiiies e. shipp 50 6 Pilots Fane, .apartment 0. Richmond, I ' irginia iriiia delores shortt 160J Claremont Avenue, Richmond, Firginia Certificate in Distributive Education — Distributors ' Club niarjorie latinier simpson I Bvrd Park Court, Richmond, firginia Bachelor of Fine Arts — Theatre Associates; Art Students League; Cotillion Club; Treasurer of Theatre Associates, ' .I ' - ' .i iiiary elizabeth siske Veterans Hospital, Roanoke, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Sociology — Cotillion Club, ' 40- 1; Glee Club, ' 49; House Council, ' 50- ' ,- williain barricklo slater, jr. 590 Orcutt Avenue, Nezrport Neivs. Virginia Bachelor of Science — German Club Carolyn frances slattery jjo West Grace Street, Richmond, Virginia Certificate in Interior Decoration — Neivman Club, ' 48-49, Secretary, ' 49; Cotillion Club; .-frt Students League ralph 1. small 128 Lynchburg Avenue, Colonial Heights, J ' irginia donald b. smith Mahaffey, Penns ylvania Bachelor of Science in Business .-Jdminislration — German Club; Interior Decorators ' Club; .-Jrt Students League lielen smith jo t Libbv Terrace. Richmond, J irginia sain smith joog Monumeyit Avenue, Richmond, J ' irginia 4 48 i «5riwJ ' --iw ' - ' -i-T9 W eW eP ' m iJ 0 lyyi ij , , , , , . ♦ • f - ♦ • ♦♦ ♦ Vw ' -.4.4.%.- serene lutrel smith Wallace, North Carolina Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dramatic Art —Cotillion Club, ' i ' - ' , ; Theatre Associates; Art Students League; Business Manager of Theatre Associates, 50- -ji eri iesl c. siiioot, jr. I Id N. Roulrvdrd, Richmond, I ' irginia iiiildretl ami solari 2Q26 Hawthorne Avenue. Richmond, I ' irginia Bachelor of Science in Social Science; Collegiate Professional Certificate in Elementary Education — Ne:cman Club; Cotillion Club nancy mccullough sondles jt? th Avenue, Sistervdle, II est I irginui Bachelor of Science in Distributive Education — House President, 2iy Shafer House, 4g- o: S. G. A. Representative, 40-50; Honor Council; Junior Class Sweetheart; Distributors Club; Cotillion Club; Senior Class, IV. A. A. Representa- tive; Ma Dav Representative to Max Court; Westminster Fellowship earl sones Fori Matilda. Pennsylvania marcus elliott spi ey, jr. 2(u I Hanover Avenue, Richmond, Virginia Catherine marlowe stampalia J J Grace Street, If ilmtngton. North (Carolina Bachelor of Fine Art in Dramatic Art — Secretary, Student Government, ' 40- 0; Women s Honor Council, ' 4Q- ' jo; President, Theatre Associates, ' jo- ' j ; Representative Art Students League, ' jo- ' j ; May Court, ' 40; Queen, Mid- winters, ' -, 0 williaiu travis Stanley ifo4 2nd Avenue. Lazvrenceville, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Business Administration — German Club diaries stehbins C)22 Floyd Avenue, Richmond, I ' lrginia Janice marie Steele Blue Ridge Court, 11 aynesboro, Virginia Certificate in Interior Decoration — I nterior Decorators ' Club, ' ' 4S- ;i ; Cotillion Club. ' 48- 1; W. .4. A., ' 40- 0; Art Students League, f8- ;i iiiary 1. Stevens 4S Fifth Street, Pulaski, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Business Administration — Administrators ' Club, ' 4 - ' 4q; Cotillion Club; Executive Committee of Sophomore Class, ' 48- ' 4q; May Day Court, 48- 4g; Booster Club, ' o- ' ji; Junior House Council Representative, ' 4Q-J0; Vice President of Student Government, ' jo- ' ji; Ex-Officio of Joint Honor Councils, ' jO- ' j ; Ex-Officio of Women Honor Council, ' §0-51; Chairman of S. G. A. Activities Committee, ' so- ' jr harriet striiminger i6S Monticello Avenue, Petersburg, Virginia Bachelor of Social Science and Elementary Education — Intramural Sports maiirine synan 2 4 South oth .-Jvenue, Hopewell, Virginia alfred John szumski 26 Raritan Avenue, South River, New Jersey Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy — Physical Therapy Club James tenser ijoi Brookland Parkway, Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Business Administration — German Club kenneth phillip thompson Route ■;. Box 4 ' K Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Business .-idministration — Varsity Basketball. ' cS ' - ' p 4 51 h 4 f ■ ■ ■ ' ■■ ronald earl thornton 550 2 Pork Avenue, Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Fine Arts in Commercial Art — Art Students League; Basketball dorothy e. thorpe Cinclant Fleet Headquarters, U. S. Naval Base, Norfolk, Virginia Bachelor of Fine Arts u ' ith Collegiate Professional Teaching Certificate — Cotillion Club, Decoration Chairman, ' ' jo-jj; F. A. Group; A. S. L.; Interdorm Council; House President, Lee House mary lee thorpe 460J Radford Avenue, Richmond. J in niia Bachelor of Social Science in Elementary Education V. patriek towiisend iioi II ' . Grace Street, Richmond, Virginia hither s. travis 2 J Colonial Avenue, Norfolk, Virginia Diploma in Interior Design — German Club; Fine .4rls Club; Interior Design Club; Art Students League george 111. turenian, jr. 108 E. Laburnum Avenue, A partmefit 10, Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Business Administration — Administrators ' Club rohert h. turner 20f; Thomas Heights, Martinsville, Virginia einnia jane twigg Alatheics, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Business Administration calvin h. vauglin 121 Roanoke Avenue, Colonial Heights, Virginia eleanor verser J Ha-u ' thorne Avenue, Richmond, Virginia Certificate in Fashion Illustration niary jo wagner ■, ' 2 Park:cay, Bluefield, West Virginia Bachelor of Science in Distributive Education — Wigwam Feature Staff, ' 49- jo; Wigwam Editor, Circulation Staff. ' 50- ' ,- ; Distributors ' ' Club, ' 49- 1; Booster Club V. nell washer go Young Avenue, Petersburg, Virginia Wesley e. waters, jr. x 2i Smith Avenue, Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Sociology — Basketball, ' 48-40; Baseball. ' 4Q- ' ji; Vice President, Monogram Club ruth a. waterman J2i8 Stephenson Place, N. IV., Chevy Chase, JVashington, D. C. Bachelor of Fine Arts — Canterbury Club, o-ji; Cotillion Club, ' jo- i; S, G. .■ ., ' jo- ' j;!. 0. lynn weakley, jr. J929 Chamberlayne Avenue, Richmond, Virginia Cornelia welhnan 06 Gray Street, Danville, Virginia Bachelor of Social Science in Journalism — Cotillion Club, ' 48- 4q; Librarian of the Prescript, ' 48- 40; News Editor, Proscript, o-ji; S. G. A., ' j;o- j;i • 52 )3 r •♦• ••• ■ geraldine wensing 1S04 Melrose .- ventie, Ilavertozcn, Peniuyhanid Bachelor of Science in Sociology; Recreation C.lub; Booster Club: Hichmond I ntenollegiate Council; House Council; Intramurcil Sports inuriuiiiie whartoii 2oy Ilutchingsone Avenue, I tiddonfield, New York James o. whitlow 2 01 Benvxn Street, Richmond, J ' irginia Certificate in .Irchitectural Drafting — German Club; Booster Club John lee wickre 2 J Mountain fiew Avenue, Danville, J ' irginia Bachelor of Science in Business Administration bernice wiencrot 10 8 Summer Street, Stamford, Connecticut Certificate in Occupational Therapv — Cotillion Club; Hillel; President, Occupational Therapy Club, ' o- i velina jean wilburn Box 114, Fearisburg, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Distributive Education — Distributors Club; Cotillion Club jack Williams Chester, J ' irginia Bachelor of Science in Business Administration William earl willis Dre:c Avenue, Chase City. J ' irginia Bachelor of Science in Business Administration — Administrators ' Club, ' 7; Lost Battalion, ' j; Pi Phi, ' 48; German Club, ' 49-51 donald g. wilson 404 J ' alley Street, Pulasiei, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Business Administration — Distributors ' Club, ' 4 ' - 40; Administrators ' Club, ' 4 - ' 4g; German Club, ' 40-51 ])eyton Winchester ■; , A ' . Lincoln Street, Arlington, J ' irginia evelyn wise Cheriton, Virginia Certificate in Fashion Illustration diaries thonias wood J926 Dakota Avenue, N. JJ ., Roanoke, J- irginia Bachelor of Science in Chemical Technology — German Club, ' 48- 51: President, German Club ' 40; Honor Council, ' 49-51; Junior Class President, ' 49-50; S. G. A. Representative of Senior Class, ' jo- ' j ,- Co-Chairman Alumni Organi- zation Committee, ' 50 shirley m. wood 8qo JJ ' . Grace Street, Richmond, J ' irginia Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy — Cotillion Club; Physical Therapy Club; J ' arsity Hockey; J ' arsity Basketball; Junior Representative to May Court niartha b. woods 12 Marshall Street, Petersburg, J irginia jean c. woody 2J04 Parku ' ood Avenue, Richmond, Virginia anluise b. wooten Chesterfield Court House, Virginia Bachelor of Social Science in Pre-Social JJ ' ork 4 55 • frank lewis wright 7200 Jlantic Avenue, Daytona Beach, Florida anil byrd atkins Dutton Post Office, Dutton, J ' irginia glenn bannernian 2206 Atlantic Street, Ilopezvell, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Social Science — Distributive Education Club, ' 4S-4Q; Recreation Club, ' 4g- ' ji, Treasurer, ' jo, ( ' ice President, ' .-jo- ' .-j Herbert briggs 224 ' ' ' ' yc ' ttt ' Street, Suffolk, firginia Certificate in Commercial Art — Art Students League; Advertising Art Club; Baptist Student Union; Wigwam Art Staff garland clifton Canada IJ96 Casey Street, Sandston, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Business Administration — Baseball. 49; Monogram Club, ' 49 laura niae cone 012 Rosewood Avenue, Richmond, Virginia Certificate in Costume Design — Fashion Club Carroll gray davenport ijoj Gordon Avenue, Charlottesville, Virginia Certificate in Commercial Art — Art Students League; Wesley Foundation; S. G. A. o; Advertising Art Club; Spanish Club; Fencing Club niildred dawson Box J42, Tappahonnock. Virginia Certificate in Fashion Illustration — Fashion Club earl lee edniondson I Briardale Place, Portsmouth, J ' irginia Bachelor of Science in Distributive Education — Distributive Education Club; German Club jaiiies depiiy enderly Accord. Ne-:c York Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dramatic Art — Theatre Associates, 48-49; Art Students League, ' so- ' i benjamin f. eppes, jr. Ne:v Canton, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Business Administration — German Club henry 1. rotliscliild 2019 Rosewood Avenue, Richinond, Virginia ■ i66 , , - ♦ • • •« •• ' ( n 4. 4- ■ ■ ■ • ■ • 1. • • • ■ iiiary andre Jjjio Hermitage Road, Richmond, Firginia Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology gerald barret 9 River Street, Woodstock, Verynont Bachelor of Science in Music — Chorus Activities williani e. bethel IQ02 Woodbine Road, Richmond, Virginia Certificate in Interior Decoration — Interior Decorators ' Club; Art Students League beverly booth 6oij Patterson Avejiue, Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Social Science — Literary Club; Folio Magazine aiiiie w. buford I20I Dinzviddie Avenue, University Heights, Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Social Science williani butler 4 ' ii7 Cutshaw Avenue, Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Social Science — ' ' ' Mr. Virginia, IQSO heleii button 14 Blue Ridge Avenue, Luray, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology — Intramural Basketball phyliss cartwright 602 South Nansejnond Street, Richmond, Virginia B. S. U., Cotillion Club bobby h. chandler II j North Morri s Street, Richmond, Virginia Certificate in Interior Decoration gladys ni. chandler Charlotte Court House, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Social Science janies h. collier, jr. 6200 Club Road, Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Social Science charles e. edniisten Morganton, North Carolina Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Virginia kennoii eller Box J JO, Culpeper, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Social Science sally a. ellis Box No. 878, Waynesboro, Virginia Certificate in Interior Decoration — Cotillion Club; Interior Decorators ' Club; .4rt Students League; House Council w. a. fontaine 118 Perry Road, Walterboro, South Carolina Bachelor of Fine Arts in Interior Decoration — Canterbury Club; House Council, Mens Dorm; Interior Decorators Clnl anne hudson goedecke 702 North Sheppard Street, Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Fine Arts in Drama 58 1 ♦♦♦% « harold e. harrisoii R. F. D. No. , Box No. 72, Disputanta, Firginia Crrtificdti ' ill Distrihulivr Education — Distributive Education Club diaries franklin Hopkins 1 06 Lake Avenue, Richmond, f ' irgiiiia Bachelor of Science in Business .-Jdininistration cliarles kahnan 2020 Lakeviezc Avenue, Richmond, I ' irginia Certificate in Commercial .-Jrt -.-irt Students League; Advertising Art Club Joseph h. 1. klass Camanche, lo-wa Bachelor of Science in Music John a. inapp Box No. 44, Cheriton, I ' irginia Bachelor of Science in Business Administration iiiary hinney nielcher J41 Coleman Avenue, Asheville, North Carolina Certificate in Occupational Therapy — 0. T. Club; JVesley Foundation j. richard morgan 2Sul West Grace Street, Richmond, I ' irginia Certificate in Interior Decoration — Interior Decorators ' Club; Art Students League John f. nionnt 21S South Boulevard, Richmond, I ' irginia Bachelor of Science in Social Science cliarlene nelson Leesburg, I ' irginia Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy niarvin g. palnierlee joi North Harrison Street, Richmond, I ' irginia Bachelor of Science in Social Science earolyn ni. pedersen 4g Smith Street, Babylon, Ne-:c York Certificate in Occupational Therapy — Farsity and Intramural Hockey; Intramural Basketball; 0. T. Club; Wesley Foundation; Sociology Seminars; S. G. A. Representative dominie poli ij8 Graham Street, Biddleford, Maine Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy harrison rucker loi South Boulevard, Richmond, Virginia Certificate in Commercial Art — Advertising Art Club; Art Students League orna ruth sheets Mount Sidney, I ' irginia Bachelor of Music jean vandenberg 4 Old Farm Road, Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts Certificate in Occupational Therapy — 0. T. Club; Canterbury Club robert c. walker 2822 West Grace Street, Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Business Administration — German Club ■«( 59 )5 f 4 f brian r. wilson 5204 Salem Street, Richmond, Virginia Certificate in Commercial Art — Art Students League lucile owen winton 1107 West Grace Street, Apartment 2, Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Social Science; Collegiate Professional Certificate — Booster Club, ' 50- 1 Catherine joiies wood Pratt ' s Castle, Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Social Science; Collegiate Professional Certificate — Cotillion Club jamas i yates J16 Marshall Terrace, Danville, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Sociology — German Club, ' jo-ji guy k. yeatts Route No. 10, Chatham, Virginia Certificate in Distributive Education — D. E. Club ■«t 60 )3 . ,-.♦■♦•♦•• ' Benic AiAMjAxlU Featured on the following two pages, more or less in rows from left to right, you will find: elizabeth ritchie Definitely the outdoor type and fond of sports, Betsy nonetheless has found enough time for studies to be awarded a Scholarship Key carson overtoil Corky has really been kept busy these past four years by his studies, his organization activities, his love for horses, and his love for zvomen. His combined efforts have earned him a Leadership Key williani e. bethel Js talented in music as in Interior Decoration, Bill is constantly sending jazz fans, with either his drums or his vocals, fie has been awarded an Art Honor Key in Interior Decoration John o. roach Always busy with one thing or another. Jack is a Yankee who would stay in the South, if he didnt have the lust for skiing in his blood. He has been awarded a Leadership Key niary 1. Stevens Teenie is the ever-popular lass who served as S. G. A. Vice President this year, has proved efficient in business, and equally capable on the dance floor. She has been azvarded a Leadership Key niaxie d. mason Ma.xie is another Art Honor Key selection {Commercial Art) who also shines in music. His quartet and his ukestra are solid R. P. I. favorites now frank x. duflfy As Irish as his name implies, Frank has begun his work towards a master ' s degree, and, simultaneously, has added marriage to his schedule. He has received a Leadership Key Baxter t. dufify Calm, serious Duff, having completed a successful year as S. G. A. President, with a Leadership Key to his credit, can now pursue his mania for garnes and gadgets, from electric football games to chess lois friednian Hard-working, even-natured Lois spends so much time at M. C. V. Laboratories she almost seems a stranger to our corner of the world. She has been awarded a Scholarship Key s. fletcher proctor Deciding while at Duke University that he ivanted to study art, Fletcher moved to R. P. I., captured himself a red-headed fiancee and an Art Honor Key in Fine Art Cornelia wellnian One of the Proscript ' s busiest and best newswomen, Nelia has proved to be as loyal and hard working as a student body member as she has in her journalistic capacity. She has received a Scholarship Key patsy j. payne Back with us after a summer tour of Europe, our friendly atnbassador continues to spread good tvill. She has been azvarded a Leadership Key inildred solari Bridge and canasta may occupy much of Mildred ' s free time, but studies do, too. Proof? This young lady has achieved the distinction of maintaining a straight A average during her college career. She has been azvarded a Scholarship Key, naturally analuise farmer Although not pictured in this section, good-natured, chatty little Analuise Wooten — now Mrs. Farmer — is remembered by all who knezv her before she graduated in February. She, too, has earned a Scholarship Key ■ (61 - - - - ••♦ ♦ ♦ ' I %- - - ' ♦ • • ♦■♦ «•♦•« num , :r mt0lt aii0fl ' ■ ' rr T H ■ 1 9 1 H W ' j , i i iH 1 i I 1 S rm KIL IHb ' AIh h 1 ■ 1 1 44 i0 ' Qlail OFFICERS Ronald Feaster Pn-sident Edith Ferguson Vice President Bill Heywood Secretary Drury Lyle Treasurer Raymond Ayers S.G.J. Representative Myra Lipman Women s Athletic Association By tradition, the Juniors literally open the social collegiate year with Rat Week, when the big brothers and sisters of that class initiate their little brothers and sisters into the life at R. P. I. — first through a humorous round of embarrassing rules, and finally, as companions, through the frolic of the opening street dance. By the end of the scholastic year, after a variety of activities, they again play host — this time to the Seniors for their farewell dance. The Junior Marshals are: Brooks Traweek Bobby Cohn Drury Lyle Dee Dee Drake Ronald Feaster Joan Kroese 4. 64 )S - ♦ •♦♦• ■ ••♦■♦♦•« unix BETTi- Ann Amos G. Raymond Ayers li ARBARA Joyce Barton Philip S. Belkov Marie Biddlecomb Connie Mac Bishop John R. Booth Dorothy D. Boxley Mary Ann Boyd J(i Ann Canada Margaret Chii.ds KermittH. Clements, Ik. Gene Gu yn Click Barbara A. Cohn Jo Anne Conti Carolyn Cooksey Emet Copeland Elizabeth C. Corr Nell C. Coirtney Mary Lol Crouder Robert C. Crl mp Mary Cupp Joseph Dent Alice Stewart Dooley Grace P. Dorey Damaris Drake Janet M. Dye Betty F.pperlv William Fariss Ronald J. Feaster Jacqueline VV. Flanagan Peggy Ann Fleenor Vincent Fiore James A. Fisher Henry V. Gill, Jr. . nn M. Graves k i M ■ 65 ) • , J ■♦• • UHM Judith A. Godwin Doff D. Griffith Lilian Grumblf.s -Marian C. Guthrie Margaret L. Hale Mary Anne Hargrove Louise H. Harris Virginia L. Harvey Oscar S. Hastings, Jr. Francis O. Hermann William Hevwood Ruth A. Hoagland Carolyn S. Howard Nancy J. Howe Xancy C. Hubbard Patricia Turner Inge Caroline E. Jones Evelyn D. Jones Helen Carol Jones Rachelen Jones irginia Randolph Kenper Ann Waters Kennard Joseph Kidd Irene King Robert W. Linzey Myra Joy Lipman Edward D. Lowman Drury Lacy Lyle Ann Tolsom Lyon Richmond Mai.one CSerald E. Marple Elizabeth Martinstein Nancy V. McCracken Lucius L. Meredith BarbaRjX J. Mills Margaret J. Mordecai , , . ♦•• ♦•••«%•« uHlanA. Gladys Morris Mary T. Mvrphy Alice W. Nelson- Mary Low NuSSMAN Geraldine L. Nock Troy O ' Brien, Jr. Joan Ovincton John M. Patterson RiTH Pemberton Leonard W. Pennington Mary E. Pierson Phyllis Poole Ann Pr vtt Samuel T. Ranson Florance B. Read William V. Reams Joan A. Redmond [oYCE Reynolds Nancy Riddick James Rogers Hannah L. Rose Pattie T. Royer Betty N. Rudman Maxine Rudman Elizabeth C. Schulze Lois A. Shultz William XL Sims Jean Smith Betty Jane Steger Barbara W. Stein Robert Stiff Jean C. Strauss Willis L. Suddith Robert Tester Barbara A. Thompson Jane W. Thompson 67 )3 unlo Robert Brooks Traw eek Vivian Trestman Alfred Tuck Patricia Lee Vint Phillis Walker Page M. Warren Janyce M. Weinral ' b Jane VV elch Lois A. West Mary L. Westbrook Barbara C. Whaley Alfred E. ood Ned Yates Kathleen L Yost Eleanor B. Zehmer 6S K- ♦•♦•♦••« BcyfxliMnCf QIgAA. OFFICERS Leonard Maiden President Joe Gehris Vice President Lee an Siclen Secretary Lois Parsons Treasurer Joyce Burrough. . .S. G. A. Representative Mr. Arthur Bean Faculty Advisor ■ (T On the second rung of the ladder toward graduation, our plucky Sophomores are, in general, a willing group, always ready to lend a helping hand. ith the opening street dance as a welcoming, they are not so far removed from their first year as to be unsympa- thetic toward our newcomers, nor equally distant from the promise that lies ahead to shelve their eagerness. ■«( 69 )«► So Uo ftJO el Frances A. Ahern Virginia R. Alderman Mana F. Anderson Patsy R. Anderson Terry Anthony Calvin Arave Janis N. Atvvood Sarah Beam Bailey Beverly M. Bartholomew Roy Blanks Ray E. Bowles Phyllis M. Boyd Stanley I. Bregman Barbara Brown Louise Burian Jean Anne Cannon Catherine M. Cartwright William Burdette Chapin George A. Chaplin Herbert R. Collins Marilyn J. Comess Lois Ann Cooper Bernard H. Cross Jeanette Crowe Wanda J. Dancy Herman L. Daniels Virginia Davidson Jean M. Dawson Betty Jo Dearing John Louis Deusebio { 70 jr ♦ ♦ ♦ i ♦•♦• %• So pJiJO fUOAe . Leopolde R. Diaz Howard Elswick June R. Foster Helen Adele Gordon Lois Gustkey Alberta K. Decker Joseph A. Ewing Patricia A. Foster Mary W. Gowen Lynne Gustkey Faye M. Dickerson Nora Emily Ewton Celeste Friedman Ann M. Gray George Harris James L. Dillon Eugenia Lou Farrow Louise Fulton Maxine L. Greer Elizabeth S. Harrison Marvin Edmonds Helen Feinmel Suzanne Gardner Mary Francis Grey Cynthia Hodges Olivia Eller Benjamin F. Fortunato Jr. Shirley Gentry Lynne Griffin Karl Holbrook 4. 71 )■ . j-y.« • •♦• • ' Sofz to fiO ied Betty Holland Luanne E. Johnson Evelyn M. Kool Elsie G. Lucy Pat Mabry Margaret Huff Richard VV. Jones Cornelia Langston Norma ' . Lund Gertrude Ann Magnino Ann Huffman Kenneth V. Kandle Joan Parlow Lannin Kenneth L. McCray Leonard Maiden Thomas Hundley Robert Kempleton Florace a. Lockvvood Ann M rie McCuiston Margaret E. Marshall Arnold Hyman Bill Kendrick Raymond ' . Long. Jr. La cy Harrison McDearmon, Jr. James F. Martin William Moore Jenrette Pat Kessler Jl LIA M. LOOMIS Jerome S. McLane William Meacham 4 72 ♦ ♦%•« So xHomo i Mary Anne Mead Marguerite A. Morrison Shirley A. Parr Joan E. Powell Lloyd S. Rogers Ann L. Menin Glenda L. Mowery Lois B. Parsons Philip N. Pulizzi T. Nelson Saunders Jo Miller Jo Ann Musgrove Eleanor A. Paul Barbara N. Reamy Evelyn L. Schleiohet Mary Ellen Mills James Oakley Robert F. Pendleton Marlene Robbins Betty Schmitz Julian B. Mitchell Lorraine Ormont Erwin R. Pepmeir Charles B. Robins, Jr. Harold K. Schoonover Ina Morganstein George R. Osborne Hugh C. Petree Russell Robinson Billie Scott 73 ) • ..« ♦ ♦• •-.-.-,. . • • •♦■ So pJto-Hto ed. James D. Scott B. Peggy Scroggs T. Thornton Simpson Herndon H. Smith Virginia C. Smith William H. Smith Anne D. Snead Patsy Stadley Robert Swain Edward Thomas Janet Trumbo Lee Van Siclin Michael Ventrella S. Jo Ann Verner Harriet Waring Frances T. Webb Guy E. Webb, Jr. Carol Welcker Walter T. West Jacki Whitehurst Florence Widener Joann Wilkerson Mary Carolyn Wilson Barbara Wooldridge Helen Fay Wray Ruth S. Wyatt ■( 74 }:«• ♦•♦•♦ ♦•I eiltifixm Qlall OFFICERS John Kloss • President Anna Margaret Johnson Vice President Jean Dickerson Secretary Bruce Donlan Treasurer Avery Thomas S.G. J. Representative Dorothy Jean Headen W. A. A. Representative Mr. Bachman Faculty Advisor Probably the most difficult year in the four years of college is the first. The confusion of registration, the understanding of rules, and the indoctrination into a new social and academic order demand concentration. Fortunately, however, the sturdy Freshmen always seem capable of the task, and, insofar as social activity is concerned, they hold up their share culminating in the festive, beautiful May Day Week End. ■«( 75lS=- nje Jtmen R. Vance Abshire William M. Booker Elizabeth A. Cather LlNWEED A. COTHRAN Bruce Donlan Ann Cabell Adams H. Clark Brockmen Colleen Claus Erving L. Covert Nancy E. Dyer Louis Anderson Mary Brooks Mary Clements Richard H. Crump John W. Edmonds Edward S. Bailey Patricia Bowry Paul H. Coffey John M. Culhane Phyliss Ann Ellis Mary Francis Barnes Albert H. Cannon Penelope C. Condyles Margaret L. Dawson Elizabeth Ewing Patricia Bethea Vernon Carpenter Robert N. Cooper, Jr. Jean Dickerson Shirley Faulkner .=S( 76 ' % ' ' ' V ' i- V n edt 4n 4i, Elizabeth FixzwAxtR Sarah Ford Robert Foster Emily M. Fugitt Barbara Gillio Ellen E. Gilmore Harris F Good Ronald Greene Ralph S. Harrington Eugene Helms, Jr. Jesse A. Hill Clara L, Hollow i;ll ' I ' homastine Hopkins Fred E. Hutchinson Beverly Gray Jewett Anna Margaret Johnso Karl K. Kearse AxxE Estill King Rosalie Miller Kite Peggy Anne Ladd Eugene P. Lanning Carl Larsen Jeanette C. Larson Thomas C. Lawson, Jr. Anne L. Layne Ester Mac Lea Robert A. Lecgetts. Jr. Richard H. Lester Betty A. Lindsay John T. Linton ■{ 77 )■ 4? 4ft n MOLLIE LiPSON Beverly Long Arnold C. Lucas Cherylle McLaughlin Helen W. McRorie Jeannette L. Machorek Mildred L. Malone Irvin Reginald Marsh Jane Mecredy Margaret J. Merrydevv Marjorie Meyer Betty G. Moore Mary Low Morecock Robert G. Morton, Jr. Allan Mullian Jacqueline Nichols Jan p. Nicholson Leo J. NowAK Oron B Overton, Jr. Edgar Pammell Mary Lou Parrisii Jean Pierce Richard R. Poole, Jr. William Renn Jasper Rooe Mary Joyce Rowland Bonnie O. Seal BiLLiE NL Sharp Roy T. Siddons Dorothy A. Simpson ♦•♦ «•• t ne k fM n June C. Sims Janet K. Smiley J. Wyolene Smith June L. Spain Nancy Steele Barton Stone John P. Sutton Cora E. Svdnor Freeman L. Tomlinson Avery A. Thomas William Vaughan Joyce R. Walsh R. L. Walters Rhona B. Weinstein James P. Wells RoYDEN Wheeler Robert F.. White La Rue Whitley Kenneth Williams Ruth T. Williams Waverly R. Wood Mary A. Worthington Nancy M. Wright 5( 79 fe Oufi Maif 2ii zen: MUl QefiMf WenUiUf ► ■♦•♦ ••♦••♦ %♦ ♦•♦•• %-1 Miss Nancy Sondles Senior Class Attendant Miss irgixia Harvey Junior Class Attendant Miss Pat Kessler Sophomore Class Attendant McUi G044Ai Miss Faye Robinson Senior Class Sweetheart Miss Barbara Cohn Junior Class Sweetheart Miss Louise Fulton Sophomore Class Sweetheart 81 13 Miss Cherylle McLaughlin Freshman Class Attendant Miss Charlotte Homes Maid of Honor Miss Carolyn Calhoun Apple Blossom Princess Miss Jean Edmonston Freshman Class Sweetheart ♦•% ♦•••( Life.... at R. P. I., as at most institutes of higher learning, is a curious potpourri of confusions and disappointments, achievements and laughter, hard work and enrichment, friend- ships and good times. The types of lives we lead here may vary somewhat, depending on the individuals concerned. Intellectuals and rah-rah Joe College boys seldom may see eye to eye, but the environment in which we exist daih- has its effect. At any rate, there are many things here which we share in common. Being per- petuall}- broke is probably one of the most fundamental conditions of the majority of us. Life here isn ' t necessarily expensive however, thank the Lord and a number of more earthly individuals. Those S. G. A. dances are always fun, and even the good old fashioned bull sessions (whether over bridge, brew, or Beethoven), give their percentage of kicks. For entertainment, there ' s usually some festivity in the gym every week, and we ' re decidely convenient to theaters and concert halls for the sake of those who like long haired evenings, movie love, or even popcorn. Anyway, whether you ' d rather spend your week ends at irginia Beach, up round Charlottesville way, or at a Jam Session uptown, you ' ll have to admit there ' s an existence to be enjoyed between Franklin and Park, too. Alaybe the following pages will help you remember the organizations with which you ' ve been connected, a quiz that was especially rough, or a party that was real GONE. The snack bar and the slop shop, the noise-filled, smoke-filled hangouts ' round the corner, the chattering fountain in the park, the dorms, the classrooms, and even the library have seen a lot of living pass by in the past year and long before then, too. We hope the greatest part of that living was enjoyable to you. 4 84 } ♦•♦ ♦•• 85 ! [- — — — - — .__ — — — — 1 - --— . _._ „.„, . ■■ ■■ ' ■ ■ ■ ' ■■- ' ■ma 1 i 1 i • i i m rm a 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 g i - l II ' E=:=i _ . i [Tj I -t ■ JJJII S. (i. L means Student Government Association, and at R. P. I. that means a great deal. The prime governing organization of students designed for the expression as well as regulation of all subsidiary groups and of the individual student, it was effectively led this year by Baxter Duffy, with Mary Teenie Ste -ens as ice President, John Nichols as Secretary, and Ann Huffman as Treasurer (in the absence of Coastguardsman, Stan Bregman). The voices of the students have doubtlessly reached new proportions through activ e representation and thorough organization. ♦•♦•♦•• — - - ! ■I H k. j ■ V -- 1 • 1 ) 1 t 1 10 - ! %- L _ wW -1 Having maintained faith in the character of its students since the first organiza- tion of the student body, R. P. I. today still maintains the honor code. To hear the case of any accused, in cases involving possible infractions con- cerning lying, cheating, or stealing, the honor council, composed of duly elected students hears the cases of the accused, weighs the evidence, and recommends its decision to the college administration. Serving on the Women ' s Honor Council this year were Joyce Owen, Barbara Barton, Lois Parsons, Muriel Davis, Nancy Sondles, Dorothy Larson, Mary Stevens, Ellen MoUer, and Ann Huffman. Sarah Phipps was speaker. On the Men ' s Honor Council were Brooks Traweek, Drury Lyle, Jack Roach, Baxter Duffy, Carson Overton, Charles Wood, Joseph Francis, Ronald Feaster, Fred Sloan, and Terry Ulman. William Johnson was speaker. Honor (]ounoil ■ ■ • •♦•( HlumHi Hi4joclail04t After numerous efforts and a great deal of planning, the hopes for an R. P. I. Alumni Association became a reality this year. Still a young organization, of course, it is growing steadily, nonetheless. The enthusiasm ex- pressed through the support of its members is an encouraging sign which indicates that while R. P. I. progresses yearly through its administration and current student bodies, the students of past years still remember well their days here and watch their Alma Mater ' s growth with interest and pride. At the successful Home-Coming held for the first time this year, alumni had a round of activities to keep them busy, ranging from business meeting to the final banquet and dance at the Richmond Hotel. Serving as officers are Jack Creasy ' 42, President; Dabney Darrocott, 50, X ' ice President; Mary Jo Stahl Southall, ' 40, Secretary; and William Sewell, ' 49, as Treasurer. Featured below are two reminders of yesterday, from the year in which the first annual Wigwam appeared at R. P. I. The larger group represents an early May Court at this college. The two children are none other than the daughters of Dr. Hibbs, Dean of the college then as now. The other photo shows a Shafer Street view of the collegiate attire (rat hat of the day included) and mode of transportation of the R. P. I. student of two decades ago. I ' hotos courusy of Mrs. I ' hiUHi WooJall 4 88 ] ♦• ♦%• At the first annual Alumni Home-Coming, a good representative crowd was present to enjoy the opening show of welcome in the gym, and an even larger crowd was present for the banquet and the dance held at the Richmond Hotel as a climax to the week-end activities. 4. 89 This year ' s Midwinter Formal drew the largest crowd yet to attend an R. P. I. dance. Seats were at a minimum, but foot- moving tempo, excitement, and fun were at a maximum. The opening street dance and Rat Week were also decided successes. %.%■% ' %■ %% ••♦ ♦% ' 7V1 ' GERMAN CLUB OFFICERS Phil T. Pafford President Joe Gehris Vice President Ben Fortunato Secretary William H. Smith Treasurer Robert Crump S.G.J. Representative Krnie Fentress Business Manager Robert Camden Assistant Business Manager Robert Callahan Historian The German Club is a social organization whose membership is open to all regularly enrolled male students of the Richmond Profes- sional Institute. Dedicated to the proposition that an active participation in college activities serves to improve the individual as well as add to the social life of the college, the German Club endeavors to participate in, and contribute to, activities, functions, and policies which tend to unite the student body, inspire greater school spirit, and add to the social calendar of R. P. I. Highlights in the year ' s activities of the German Club were the Shipwreck Dance, several outings, their 2d Annual Minstrel Show, and the Winter and Spring formal dinner-dances. ♦•% ♦•••« OFFICERS Bobby Cohn President Ginny Harvey Vice President Jo Dearing Secretary Pat Kessler Treasurer Jo V ' erner S. G. A. Representative Mrs. Sheldon Faculty Advisor This Club is the girls ' dance club of our school which is open for membership to all the women students who attend R. P. I. It is the oldest and largest club here at school. The Cotillion Club is the sponsor of formal fall and spring dances held annually, and also undertakes to put on several small dances in the gym. In the spring, outings will be held. COTILLION auB 4. 93 )5 hecdne- tddjooiated OFFICERS Catherine Marlowe Stampalia President Wamer Callahan Vice President Ann Moore Graves Secretary Marjorie Simpson Treasurer Arthur C. Greene S. G. A. Representative Mr. Raymond Hodges Faculty Advisor This is an organization which provides social activities, as well as assists the staff in the production of the major plays of the year. The major productions of the year 1950-1951 are: The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams, done October, 1950. The Madwoman of Chaillot by Gean Giradoux, done December, 1950. Triplet by Peter Prodan, done February, 1951. Electra by Sophocles, done March, 1951. Taming of the Shrew by William Shakespeare, done May, 195 1. Also, besides these major productions, the Drama Department puts on weekly one-act plays in the Studio Theater. 94 le - 4 ' «e lnid Q uoufi OFFICERS Lewis Buck President GwEN Garren Vice Preiideni Shirley Cadwali.ader Secretary Lee Van Siclen Treasurer Bob Willis S.G.J. Representative Joan Scott Exhibit Chairman Alan Kleiman Caterer The main purpose of the group is as stated in the Constitution: to further an interest in and an understanding of fine art within the group and throughout the school, and to bring the Fine Arts and Crafts students together in social functions. 4. 95 )■ . t t f • • • Oi Xe Uo 2 eca ata 4 GUii OFFICERS Argie Elliot President Luther Travis f ' ce President Bonnie Lockerman Secretary Nancy Ketchum Treasurer Virginia Decker S.C. A. Representative Barbara Whaley Publicity Chairman Organized with the purpose of better unifying its members, the club offers ample opportunity through guest speakers, tours, and participation in exhibitions for them to better understand their chosen career. A member organization of Art Students League, the club assists the latter organization in its annual functions. •«{ 96 )5 - ♦ •♦■♦•% GAHi04i CUuf ' OFFICERS Nelia Ritero President Fern Copenhaver Vice President Kay Wood Secretary Dorothy Rice Treasurer Jean De Jarnette S. G. A. Representative Genevive Tayler Historian Mrs. Hazel Mundy Faculty Advisor This organization is composed chiefly of students enrolled in the Fashion Illustration and Costume Design Classes. The Club ' s yearly activities are climaxed by a trip to New York, and a Fashion Show which is presented during May Day Week End. • 97 ) ♦ ♦ • Jccidental Qli4Jx OFFICERS WiLLiAiM CoBURN President Jean Roberts Vice President Florence Clarke Secretary Frances Tiller Treasurer Arnold Hyman S.G.J. Representative Mr. Charles Craig Faculty Advisor The newest member group of Art Students League, but by no means a new organization, this group of young musicians is a welcome note on campus. 4. 98 }■ ♦•♦•♦••■ ' AdiMniUinif, A QUiM- OFFICERS Sammy Grainger President Ronald Feaster Vice President Edith Ferguson Secretary-Treasurer Sherwood Churn, Jr S. G. J. Representative Since the Advertising Art Club is a combination social and educational group the activities are varied. It engages speakers from the advertising art field and through their discussions the students learn many things that will help them when they enter the art field. On other occasions movies and exhibits are used to further their training. On the social side its members enjoy a Christmas party; they ha e charge of the entertainment at the annual Carnival which is held to raise money for the Art Students League Mardi Gras. Each spring the group takes leave of its usual class activities to enjoy a large-scale picnic usually held at a summer camp. 4 99 t ty t f OFFICERS Vivian Trestman Director Fletcher Procter.. . .Assistant Director GwENN Garren Secretary Edith Ferguson Treasurer Jo Ellen Sarratt S. G. A. Rep. The League, which was created to encourage unity among the five divisions of the Art and Drama Schools opened its door to a sixth group. The Fashion Club, the Fine Art Group, the Advertising Art Club, the Decorators ' Club, Theatre Associates, and its new addition, the Acci- dental Club of the School of Music intensified cooperation among student artists. It continued the sponsorship of an exhibition gallery in the gym building for the display of students ' work, presented for all the students a Carnival in January, the annual Mardi Gras Costume Ball at the Mosque in February, and for the member groups of the League, a trip to New York in April. (Ie4n.i tae.fi {ap-fio4 iie : With a variety of events always under way, the A. S. L. and its member organizations paint a busy picture. Only those student members of the league who enjoyed the trips will recall the advantages of the annual field trip to the studios, galleries, theaters, and art agencies of New York each spring. Students in general, however, turn out in force for the annual carnival and variety show, the Mardi Gras, the fashion shows, and concerts. 100 i 101 • • -----. •♦• •♦. 4 102 }• ♦• ♦•♦ WeAie4f. 044.HdatiMv ♦•♦•♦•• OFFICERS Harper Darden President Joan Scott Vice President F,DiTH Ferguson Secretary Betty Jane Bolan Treasurer Lyn Weekley Interjaith Representative Elaine Clark S. G. A. Representative Jerry McLane Publicity Chairman Pat Davenport Recreation Chairman Debby Mesko Newsletter Editors Winifred Smith J Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Batty Faculty Advisors Mr. and Mrs. Edward Budgeman 1 Religious Advisors Rev. and Mrs. Joseph White J The R. P. I. Wesley Found ation, an organization sponsored by the Methodist Church seeks to provide for the spiritual, moral, and social needs of the students and to strengthen its members in Christian living and ideals. We endeavor to give the members the satisfaction of good fellowship and Christian well-being so that he will want to become an active part of the organization, sharing with it his time and energy. Qantewun if. Qlua OFFICERS Florence Read President S. T. Ranson p ' ice President JoAnn Frank Secretary Mary Anne Mead Treasurer Mrs. Wilkins Faculty Advisor The purpose of the Canterbury Club is to bring into closer union and fellowship, through a mutual interest in the organization and its work, all of the Episcopal students of the R. P. I. campus. Meetings are held once every two weeks for discussions and socials. Picnics and dances are also a part of the year ' s activities. -Si 10.S )§ ■ - ' ' § 9 • A. ewnnoit GUu). OFFICKRS Jack Kernan President Jerry Lemmens Vue President MiMi GowEN Secretary AIatt Stampalia Treasurer Charles Decker S. G. A. Representative Pat Barry Social Chairman Bruce Donlan Representative at Large Charlie Mahon Publicity Chairman Miss M. X. Slusher Faculty Advisor AIr. F. p. Lipinski Faculty Advisor Rev. Hickman Moderator The Newman Club is a Catholic Club of Catholic Culture and Fellowship that fosters the spiritual, intellectual, and social interests of its members, in that order of importance. The secondary purpose of the Club is to weld these students into a common union and to assist the College and its students whenever possible. The Newman Club ' s program is as varied, attractive, and inspiring as the resourcefulness and zeal of the student leaders who plan and carry it on. Activities range from Communion Breakfasts, lectures, and guest speakers to parties, dances and other similar social events. ■{ 104, ) • ' ••♦•%•♦■♦■ OFFICERS ' - Muriel Davis President Aliva Ellen First Vice President Evelyn Jones Second Vice President Raymond Ayers Third Vice President Martha Jeter Secretary Donald Melvin Treasurer Ralph Naglar S. G. A. Representative Dr. Howard Davis Faculty Advisor The Baptist Student Union is the Hnk between the college and the church for the college student. Our two emphases are church loyalty and maximum Christianity. Activities included in our calendar year are: Picnic for Freshmen, Church Enlistment, Baptist Student Convention, Missionary Activities, Student Night at Christmas at home church, ' ocational Emphasis Week, and closing with the Baptist Student Union Banquet. •s6f 105 )35- U Pnxpicn4fit Anita Mersel Editor-in-Chief MiNDY Chovitz Managing Editor Cornelia Wellman News Editor Edward Brittle Assistant Managing Editor James Fisher 1 Assistant Nezvs Editors Winston Overton J Charles Stebbins 1 Feature Editors Joyce Rowlenson J Terry Anthony Society Editor Charles Decker ) sports Editors Betty Schmitz J John Kernan Advertising Manager James Shipp - .Assistant Advertising Managers Robert Callahan J Clarence Goff Business Manager Dean Parrish Photographer Alice Dooley Librarian Robert Smith Faculty Advisors Mrs. D. B. Neei.y [ 4 lOG la- • ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Warned AUtUtic Al4jCfcicdl04i. OFFICERS Virginia Dare Gardner President Margaret Johnson I ' ice President Mary Lou Nussman Secretary Lois Parsons Treasurer Kathryn Keith S. G. J. Representative Connie Grumbles I ntramural Manager The purpose of this organization is to provide recreational activities for every girl in school through intramural programs and tournaments in volleyball, badminton, basketball, table tennis, swimming, archery, and intercollegiate activities in hockey and basketball. HOCKEY AND BASKETBALL ROSTERS OF GIRLS Hockey — Gwen Guinn, Connie Grumbles, Grace Dorey, Virginia Smith, Ann Hagood, Bets Simpson, Margaret Johnson, Mary Hutton, Joy Rowland, Cynthia Hodges, Patsy Anderson, Virginia Dare Gardner, Charlotte Wallin, Zee Zehener, Liz Gather, Jane Hayden, Ruth Schlaanstine, Mary E. Price, Betty Pratt, Carolyn Derby, Joyce Walsh, Mary Ann Rodgers, and Kathryn Keith. Basketball — Virginia Dare Gardner, Margaret Johnson, Grace Dorey, Mary Lou Nussman, Pat Mathes, Rosalie Johnson, Connie Grumbles, Sarah Phipps, Myra Lipman, Bets Simpson, Helen McRorie, Patsy Anderson, Tommie Hopkins, Gretchen Horst, Kathryn Keith, Joy Rowland, Jan Nicholson, Emily Fugitt, Anna Margaret Johnson, Vivian Easterling, and Sue Pace. ■ 107 )5e- ... -: ••.-..■-.-. . . SOCCER TEAM Ronald Feaster, Joe Francis, Clyde Harding, Bill Pritchett, Bob Kimpleton, Tommy Tureman, Avery Thomas, A. S. Richardson, Stan Bregman, Wally Burrows, Jim Dillon, Leo Novak, Roscoe Porter, and Bill Smith. R. P. I. ' s 1950 soccer contingent willlongbe remembered around Shafer Square. Not for their won-loss record because the ' 50 unit was winless in their seven game campaign, but because the - injected more spirit into the Shafer fold than any previous Green Devil entry. Less than a week before the season ' s opener, soccer was dropped from the school ' s sponsorship due to a cut in the athletic budget. The determined squad, unwilling to scrap the booting sport, sought support to carry out the season. Students and clubs rallied to the team ' s side and due to their support, soccer was retained on the sports agenda. The spirit-propelled eleven, although green and shallow in experience, dropped several close ones to power-laden Southern Conference teams, their most impressive episodes being a 2 to I reversal by N. C. State and a 3 to I loss to Virginia. ■4 108 • ♦ % ♦ ♦ Bob Tester, Bob Budlo e, Frank Gerwin, Bill Kimball, Al MuUian, Lee Allen, Bill Smith, Leo Novak, Bob Dedinger, Charlie ' illis. Bill Pritchett, and Richard Jones. BASKETBALL TEAM The 1950-51 basketball edition, playing the most rigid schedule in their brief three-year history, won five games of their twenty-game program. Coach Edward Allen, in his freshman season as the Green ' s mentor, stressed race horse tactics for his diminutive demons and the system paid good dividends. Unimpressive in early season play the Devils gained momentum after mid- season to stage a memorable stretch drive that saw three former masters of Shafer entries upended in one week. Wilson Teachers, Apprentice School, and Shenandoah, who had beaten R. P. L with regularity for three years saw their spells snapped as the upstart Green Devils pulled startling upsets. Among the season ' s highlights were -a pair of games against Union Theological Seminary in which the Devils topped the century mark in point production. Bob Tester, R. P. L ' s athletic equalizer from Pulaski, established a new season scoring record amassing 308 points. 109 )  • ■♦• ' Mo4iJCP(yui4n QluL OFFICERS Joseph Francis President Wesley Waters, Jr Vice President William Smith Secretary Clyde Harding Treasurer Ronald Feaster S. G. A. Representative Edward P. Allen Faculty Advisor The purpose of the Monogram Club is to promote high standards of conduct on the part of the members of the athletic teams, and to maintain pleasant athletic relationships with other educational institutions. Membership in this club is limited to only those men enrolled in college who have earned their varsity letter. ■«( 110 . w , , Menl o undanAf OFFICERS E. L. Derring President John H. Missert (First Term) yi President Don Cronan (Second Termj J ' ii,LiAM Goldsmith Secretary Charles S. Legum Treasurer Don Cronan (First Term) 1 S.G.A. Representative Lloyd Rogers (Second Term) Mrs. Buchy Hostess Among the activities held at 712 West Franklin Street, were basketball competition between floors and giving baskets to the needy at Christmas. Also at Christmas, the boys had a Choral Singing, as well as a party. Earlier in the year 712 had a fall party, and in October they had a Smoker. ■( 111 f • OFFICERS Jean De Jarnette President Carolyn Calhoun Vice President and S. G. A. Representative Nelia Ritero Junior Representative Mary Anne Mead Sophomore Representative Jean Larson Freshman Representative Mrs. Frances L. Nicholas Faculty Advisor Nat Jliai i, f-- ui,t ' jUUIh The sky is black The weather wet And I am not fazed. I slumber on. The alarm — does ring My roommate wakes She washes, dresses, makes her bed And I am not fazed. I slumber further. Moc cMauie •• ♦■♦ ♦♦ OFFICERS Gloria Gilbert President Sarah Phipps Vice President Pete Ponton Junior Representative Carol Welcher Sophomore Representative Clara Hallowell Freshman Representative Bette Quillen S. G. A. Representative Mrs. a. E. Grantham Hostess S2S PgaIi Aoe4i44.e My thoughts intermingle Psychology — Blue convertibles — Stan Kenton — Economics — Beer- Test Tubes — Comes the call of the wild! My roommate! But I still am not fazed. However, my eyes — do open. -f 113 |2fr ■•- ■•- ------- •-• • • ♦ t ♦ ♦ OFFICERS Mary Low Crowder President and S. G. A. Representative Jane Preston Senior Representative Mary Ann Boyd Junior Representative Glenda Mowery Sophomore Representative Joy Rowland Freshman Representative Mrs. B. Ettenger Hostess My body is up My mind reclines The pillow — does call I cannot answer. No cuts remain. Down-Down-Down to the dark depths below called the Dining-hall. Juice — coffee — a borrowed cigarette My breakfast. J£.alfi4feiie an putandf 4. 114 ♦ % ♦ ♦ OFFICERS Dorothy Thorpe President Betty Siske Vice President Mary T. Murphy Secretary-Treasurer Dorothy Davis S. G. A. Representative Betty Jo Dearing Sophomore Representative Nancy Stull Freshman Representative Jane Welch ' . J. A. Representative Mrs. Pilcher Hostess Jiee Jiauie Knit two — purl two — slip one — drop three ' es, Fm present Class has begun! Who was he ? When ? here ? Why ? How ? I must remember to buy my textbooks. Lunch anyone. ' A bowl of soup — a salad — A glass of milk — another cigarette Also borrowed. No time for more — the mail has arrived! 4, 115 ) ■ ' tv- ' ■i OFFICERS Pat Payne President DoDiE Larson Senior Representative Connie Bishop Junior Representative Jo ' erner Sophomore Representative Liz Cather Freshman Representative Mrs. Mary E. Mosby Hostess Mother — Brother— Bills Nothing from hitn Will the sun never shine? Yet tomorrow is another day. Cannot study — cards are calling A little bridge. ' No money — cash a check Watch it bounce — Off to town. (Ittten.-cMicJzalz 4. 116 y ♦ •♦ ' ♦•♦ OFFICERS Joan Johnson Presidt-nt Ginger Abraham St-nior Representative Nancy McCracken Junior Representative Joan Powell Sophomore Representative Betty Wickre Freshman Representative Pat Mabry S. G. A. Representative Mrs. L. Hebbert Hostess Bluiyen. iJt04 Lle Back to my suite I cann ot see the furniture — Clothes all over everything. Half goes on the floor Half goes in a drawer I answer the call of the pillow. Better late than never. It ' s si.x o ' clock Must eat again But LOVE has claimed my appetite. I suffer in silence Drowning my sorrows in ice cream and a cigarette. I finally bought a pack. 4 117 OFFICERS Jean Mayes President Lois Friedman Senior Representative Virginia Decker Junior Representative June Foster Sophomore Representative Mary Jane Brown Freshman Representative Bert Levinson S. G. A. Representative Lyn Griffin S. G. A. Representative Mrs. Chalkley Hostess The phone — does ring My love ' s gentle roar I hear I ' m inspired. In 60 minutes — if I ' m read) ' - He ' ll claim my presence I ' m in ecstasy — He ' ll be late. Life ' s greatest problem What to wear — My orange and chartreuse — My purple and red — My roommate ' s cashmere — Of course — that ' s it exactly. MutclUnA. JfcUl ■ 118 s ♦t •♦•♦■ : OFFICERS Faye Robinson President Mindy Chovitz Treasurer Barbara McDonald Junior Representative Lizz Halvosa •. . . . Sophomore Representative i ' Loy Malone Freshman Representative Rich Malone S. G. A. Representative Me diik Mo ' 44A Life ' s greatest moment He ' s here. We splurge tonight The LEE, with popcorn — JOE ' S, for liquids— My money — I ' m broke again! My hour of triumph is completed My deadline arrives I ' m crushed. A forbidden kiss — a promised call Goodnite — To slumber until the new dawn breaks. 4. 119 r ♦ 9 • f f • • ' - ' ■■ ' ■- -■ ' • ' ■ ' • • 4( 122 )• Boodten. QUtM- OFFICERS Ed Martin President Jo Verner Vice President GiNA Smith Secretary Barbara Barton Treasurer Sarah Phipps S. G. A. Representative Mr. Bob W ' atkins Faculty Advisor The outstanding purpose of this organization is to unite the Student Body into a group that will continue after graduation; to give moral and financial support to the Alumni Association, and to bring a greater participation in all school events. (lec eatiMi Cli4JfL OFFICERS Don Robertson President Glenn Bannerman Vice President Lizz Halvosa Secretary GiBBS Morton Treasurer Barbara McDonald S. G. A. Representative Mrs. Lois Washer Faculty Advisor Last spring the Recreation Department decided that they needed an organization to stimulate interest in all school activities, to provide social contacts between the department members, and to further the welfare of its members by providing a means of learning of the opportunities in the field of recreation. During the year, the Recreation Club held several dances, and, in addition, sponsored numerous parties for the McGuire Hospital ' eterans, Mrginia Industrial School for Boys and other institu- tions throughout the state. 4 123 )5 - ■■ -- -- . • ■■ • OcC44 pj(UlMUll U UlfUf. Qlul ' OFFICERS Bernice Weincrot President Pat Mabry Vice President Ronald Robbins Recording Secretary-Treasurer Alice Nelson Corresponding Secretary Nancy Thumma S. G. A. Representative Miss H. Elizabeth Messick Faculty Advisor The purpose of this organization is to promote friendliness and cooperation among the 0. T. students, and to present programs on related subjects. The club often combines with the Physical Therapy Club in social activities and meetings. One of the outstanding projects of the year for the O. T. ' s was a very successful Barn ' ard Shuffle given in the gym. { 124. }y ♦•♦•♦.♦ « PliMUcal Ue ap4 f, Qlua OFFICERS WiLLARD P. Holmes President RoscoE Kearse Vice President Lois Parsons Secretary-Treasurer Carol Welcher S. G. J. Representative Albert J. Berberlvn Publicity Dr. Doris Fales ] Dr. Mary Kapp Qlub Advisors Mr. Frank Sheldon ( Mr. Albert Dornfest J The purpose of this club is to present to the club members a clear picture of Physical Therapy, its importance and its methods of treating illness. 125 li- - - - • ' r- ♦ t 4 9 }■ • • Ue tM ' UxJziie OFFICERS Charles O ' Brien Presideyit Jerry Marple Vice President James Dillon Second Vice President William Smith Third Vice President James Shipp Secretary Ellis Goff Treasurer John Kernan S. G. J. Representative Mary Lou Nussman Corresponding Secretary Leslie Long Publicity Chairman Robert Callahan Research Chairman Fred Sloan Program Chairinan Richard Stinnette Membership Board Chairman Patricia Inge Entertainment Chairman Mrs. Dorothy Neely Faculty Advisor This group was organized as a club to better promote professionalism in ad- vertising among undergraduate students. 4 126 l % ♦ % jbuindJ ianA. ' QUiM OFFICERS Maurice Buckner President Pat Vint Vice President Carolyn Calhoun Secretary Robert Fletcher Treasurer Rudolph Bosso P arliamentariafi Mary T. Nayler S.G.J. Representative Our main interest is to create and promote interest in retailing. To create this attitude, we often have professional speaicers of our field speaking to us at different times. Besides these interesting tali s, we sponsor the annual Sadie Hawkins Day Dance. ■4 127 . • ♦• 31 Closing prajier May Christ support us all the day long, till the shadows lengthen, and the evening comes, and the busy world is hushed, and the fever of life is o ' er, and our work is done. Then in His mercy may He give us a safe lodging, and a holy rest, and peace at the last. Cardinal Newman ♦ ♦■♦•♦• v f I S I • ' I I 1W4-4. ' M . m tiimii s im  .m i m y! , ' imtiimi. ■♦• -« ♦ ♦ • • ♦ Complinienti of the GERMAN CLUB 50-5 { 130 ) ■ t ' K .} i ♦•♦•♦• ♦ • • • ' tV ' ' ;;r T t -. ' ft m ' ' .Kh • i p v C i ' LIVE -m-. m AND ENJOY THE DIFFERENCE Your Eleclric Ssfvont VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY -f 131 )5 ♦ ♦ CALL VIRGINIA DAIRY CO. For Rich. Refreshing MILK A real delight for meals or with a midnight snack. THE HOME OF BETTER MILK 1812 West Main Street Dial 5-2838 S Ws Add Another - R for Refreshment RICHMOND COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, Inc. 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Book Store FORMAL WEAR TO RENT ALSO ACCESSORIES TUXEDO «5.50 FULL DRESS. .$9.50 Includes Shirt, Tie, Includes White Vest, Suspenders, Shirt, Shirt, Tie, Suspenders, Studs and Cuflflinks Studs and Cufflinks FORMAL DRESS SHOES. . .$1.50 Famous make, latest style Formal Clothes to Fit the Occasion MODERN TAILORS House of For7iials 224 N. 8th St. (opp. King Carter Hotel) Dial 2-0533 .: : ' ■■ I ' ' ' x; 0 lUJiiiiMiiiiimiiiiiUT TELEPHONE 7-0981 Advertising Illustrations Color Photography c Commercial Portraiture Weddings • .- R AV W E L D E N Y n 9toykahn€h 317 WEST GRACE STREET RICHMOND 20, VIRGINIA 4 uo ■• ' • ••,« ♦■%■••• ' ' M m zm m. 116-132 NORTH JEFFERSON STREET • ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Meador-Poulson-Priddy, Inc. Wholesale FANCY FRUITS AND PRODUCE 1302-1304 E. Cary Street Phone 3-9027 Richmond, Virginia Compliments of THE SENIOR CLASS HARRIS, FLIPPEN CO. 715 East Main Street Phone 7-3019 Distributors Wilson Athletic Equipment Spotbilt and Hood Athletic Shoes Ben Pearson Archery Supplies Harvard Ping-Pong Supplies Wilson, Reach, Wright and Ditson Tennis and Golf Equipment Other Famous Brands of Athletic Supplies Hunting and Fishing Tackle CHELF ' S Drug Company 840 West Grace Street Richmond, Virginia FOR YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS DRUGS, COSMETICS MAGAZINES, CONFECTIONS ETC. Dial 5-1716 and 5-1717 4 1+2 )■ ♦•♦■•• •• ♦ ♦ ♦ •• 0 YEAH5 Of StRVICE YEARS OF m _ PEST CONTROL IKNOW-HOW Phone 5-7101 819 West Broad Street For the Finest Fresh Killed, Milk-Fed Poultry Call I. P. MARTIN, POULTRY Phone 3-8613 3-1313 1208 E. Gary St. Richmond, Virginia The House of Quality and Service SHOP COLONIAL . You ' re Sure to Saie! 4 U3 } uuBtuHuamyuoBuaaj DUKE ' S Home-Made Mayonnaise and Relish SAUER ' S Pure Vanilla THE C. F. SAUER CO. Richmond, ' irginia mBmBmsmEmmm Compliments of ETON INN 938 W. Grace Street { U4 )■ • ♦ • • ♦ % ♦ ♦ ♦ FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS YEARBOOKS AWARDS JOSTEN ' S Since 1897 Representative Stan Martin Box 3 Nashville, N. C. THE LIFE Insurance Company OF VIRGINIA Established l.S l Richmond, Virginia Compliments of THE COTILLION CLUB • 145 )s ■MM rf ' « '  ' MMMi ••♦•♦■ • • ♦ • • ' ismsmmm a.6 UCCO 4 rJ(, , ♦ ♦ • ♦ ♦ ♦ • ♦ • - - f % ' • ' lcJ(X h u£( XdJ X .i . y P ( J d- k H •■ Co Q wxsmmsiimmm s mms mM M zi iiSFi