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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1962 volume:

, .;.; ,.. « . • i f-- «♦• ' ' f ' ■ 4 : ti - -1 ; f ' ' . J I 1 ffi l -l- 4- ! I i I I • ! ■ ■ ' ■ y m rS. ii •• A. L t f , 4 Mil -f 4 4 - —4 ( 1 I I I J , ■V-4- r- S- - ' : m ' . . .  ■ • •: ■: f. ' f.K ' y y ' :. . «. . • . • (V «r « e ' f  ••■ V ' ! ■ ' ♦• ■;••: •.♦■.♦■♦•.••■♦••♦■•■ 5( ' ■ti  ■ ' ! A - ' . . Ai r t ♦ « ■ . ....... . • i '  ► ' richixiond professional institute ♦■•■ Published by The Cobblestone Staff of 1962 Editor-in-Chief Susan E. Pennington Business Manager Raymond M. Carmines, Jr. colleges of william and mary, richmond, Virginia ' ■tx ' • A %. i ' :i, ' -  • ••, ' f Ts % 7-r.- T« I « ' '  ' ••- •: ■r. ' . •• XXV FACULTY XXXIX CLASSES XCVII FEATURES CXI ORGANIZATIONS CLVII ATHLETICS CLXIX ADVERTISING Contents: ,?-.T i V. Student life on the cobblestone campus is different from the aievage univevsity. Back sidewalks, cobbled alleyways and a ininiinun of f rass compounded by a maximum of asphalt parkin i lots and b isy thoroughfares all con? bine to set R. P. I. aside as a unic ue physical plant of higher learning . . . each cam pus is defined as much by its particular atmosphere as by its academic reputation and physical setting. The shuffle of education begins uitfj tfje confusion of drawn out registration and the insecurity of new town, new restric- tions and new friends and carries through the next four years ivith classes, parties, walks in the cemetery, romance, solitude — it ends, for about one-third of tfjose w jo begin, with a degree. During four years of student life at R. P. I. every individual passes by lamp post after lamp post as he engages in the various academic curricular and extra-curricular activities — labs and lectures, a beer with a friend, bull sessions in the dorms, and a hundred other things remembered and valued by each person alone. But altiootigh tJje student sees the liglot he never stops or takes time to see his activity in the glow by the light. In the pages of this l?ook we the Cobblestone staff would like to show the student his daily environment as seen BEYOND THE LIGHT . . . - ' ■••• -- .u, •Hun ' iirM • ' f-i ' i ' i Arc- am ol these scenes l.iiiiilin Id xovi ' f Well il you look, closely ihe pholos coiilained herein are scenes many sludenls see e ery clay. . ft A 4 •♦♦•♦■•♦•♦•♦•• • % ▼ •(▼ ' ▼ -▼ ' . ' a .3 , 10 Neil lid snow, nor slccl, nor rain, noi ' wind, nor (lark or night can ktcj) the siuilcnl Ironi his (Icsliny. Weather effects every planned acti it) ' and pro ides new ones lor R.IM. sindeiUs. r;i ' i.- •• - Down comes iht- old and np goes the new. Steadily R.P.I, has its face lifted to make vay for more class- rooms and a greater student population. 12 i;i;S);:J:is; ; :f nm ' i ' 13 .C A-  . ' -m • I) • e 1 he p() cr ol concentraiion runs far afield, from ihe tonieinplalion ot an artist ' s pallette to the stretch-for- conifort in a warm classroom. I 14 ♦ % • ♦ frfi i fSi i ' ij A ' i ♦.♦ ♦% •«♦•.♦•♦• ♦♦■♦•♦ ♦ ; % ♦.♦•••♦••■♦•• ••♦•♦•♦•• WHEREVER STUDENTS WORK, THEY ARE NEVER OUT OF REACH OF THE SURROUNDING LIGHT. Regardless ol ihc suiroimilings in which a studcnl hiiils hiinscH Uierc is always a silcni shouting which fills his cars with a iceling of passi e .iwarcncss. a coiUacI wiih ihc |)h sical and iiUcllcctual worlds thioiigli lii( h he iii() cs on his own c Idud ol interests. Da ■ in. da ' oiu. vher- e er ihe student goes, wiiatexei he does, iheie is no escaping the ■growing pains of the mind which come with the intellectual increase gained through higher education. 15 • •• • «  . ' - Tip--. -  ' .js . iF or  .. • • « «f ' ' ) i« 7 i t it ' • ' ■ ■ ' . ' ' •• . ' . ' ,. • ' ' ' ' - •■- ' • ' ' .-  .- ■ 1 h( BI f 16 T • 4 ' • - 111 III 17 db ) • 4« ) ' ■•:f: -f f : - r 6 k f IS • ♦ ♦ % -- _►• -•• A. i ' - ■ ♦:♦•♦•♦•••••♦•••♦•• Rclaxal ion is llir .ibilily lo stop ihc world lor a shot I lime, lake a dec]) brealli .iiid exhale all llie |)rol)leins, leiision. and lears ol ilu ' mind lit lil sliai hi out ol your body. The nieesl ieeling in ihe world is to kick your problems in the head and go oil somewliere and lauoh at a Funny movie, or walk in a spring! inie |)ark, or see a good play. Or perhaps your ideal relaxation method is lemale companionship. Relaxation hits many people in many ways. Alter studies build up lor a couple ot hours uhat could be more relaxing than to beat a track to thi ' X ' illage tor pizza and beer? Relaxation is ihe siinuilation in our academic and social lives. 19 . : r rf • : ' • ••♦ ■ii ■ -- 1 . ' tal ' i ' L ■ ( Every day. every monienl. the .student ' s Hie is filled vith busy routines. For those who partici- pate in extra-curricular activities there is the satis- faction ol extra accomplishment. For those who do not participate there is wonder why things do not satisfy them. But regardless of whether or not a person gives fully of himself, there is always a eeling ol companionship to be leli among the throngs ol indi iduals vho inhabit our campus. Human contact is rich and satisfying, be it per- sonal contact with a particidar large, joxial spirit who sells books, or ia the U. S. Mail, and the more we ha ' e of it, the better wc feel. 20 I «•• ♦ ♦ .,-•• _ • ..•■ - A ' i i .. • ' ' . M. A A A A • A • A 1 n 21 . «( 4) jiu «) .. ' A . ' 4 ' i •: :r- ' i,-iy : «,-. ,- . c «, T. T. 7 ' THE RICHES OF CAMPUS LIFE MANIFEST THEMSELVES IN SINCERITY OF STUDY AND THE REWARD OF SUCCESS. The daily grind of the classroom routine is frus- trating to no end if the aims of education are temporarily lost to the student. But solace may be found in ilie re s ' ard iiich comes with the success- ful fidiillmeni or re(|uired academic learning. 22 « « « % ••♦ ♦•.♦• ♦•.♦••■••♦•♦; :J . 1 «( « f . 4. A ■ ' ' ♦• ,.♦• ,-♦.♦- . . . With the jungle of urban life crushing in on us from all sides and a snarl of traffic creeping down the pavement which forms the main portion of R.P.I. ' s campus, who could feel the free, silent spirit which pulsates in the veins of our college and nurtures in every one of us the will to learn, love, grow freely, and willfully improve our minds in order to throw off the shackles of archaic ignorance which burden our modern world? To the casual ob- server there is little here to see or feel: brick sidewalks speak of the past and dead ideals; asphalt parking lots speak of the present and the need to accommodate more and more of the lazy man ' s h reps frcii or s, the auto- mobile; but what the casual onlooker does not see, is the mind of the student, the hope for a better tomorrow. R.P.I, is different. Ther e are com- paratively few campuses in the country which hold their students to the narrow regimentation of an old city center. But the experience gained from living in this environment is beyond the understanding of many. Where else could you feel the bitter strictness of a senile mind, or keep daily contact with the low rent dwellings which breed pestilence, poverty and perversion? And the memories of cobblestone living: a fire up the alley which smoked out a party or two, campus elections when most of the vigorous excitement was generated by the candidates, the near miss Covington concert at Mid- Winters, the gallons of beer consumed by those with and those without proper I.D. No, our campus isn ' t beautiful — unless you are willing to open both eyes and hearts and listen to the mute voices of the past speak of their by gone glory. But we who study here, and those of us who live in the dorms, as well as those who do not, depart from R.P.I, with gifts of edu- cation which are not common to every American campus. There is an ominous rumbling deep within our school ' s foundations, a sign that the giant is awakening and soon will stand to proclaim for all to hear the wonderous attributes of our cobblestone campus, this, our R.P.I. 24 ♦ ♦ THE PRESIDENT OF THE COLLEGE, DR. GEORGE J. OLIVER ' ith dignity and cnlhusiasni bcliuing a man ul his posilion. Dr. Cieorgc J. Oliver. R.P.I. ' s lop administrator is prepar- ing to shift R.IM. to independent standing hen the separ- ation from William and Mary is completed this summer. Dining his three years as head of R.P.I.. Dr. Oliver has guided the school to greater heights as an institute of pro- fessional learning. Dr. Oliver ' s warmth of character and cheerfid dri e lo push forward ha e strongly increased l ..lM. ' s C ' .oniiiuniily-school relations. •♦••■•• DEAN OF STUDENTS. JAMES D. PENDLETON Now rouiiiling oui his Insi ear as Dean ol Siu- (Icnts, Mr. Pendkioii has aptly proNcd his worth h ' csiahHshiii Ijc-Ucr siudcnl-.uhiiiiiisiration re- lations. Aside Iroin his work as Dean ol Students, Mr. Pendleton is also an instructor ol English and acts in an advisory capacity to the stall ol the COBBLES TONE and the Suideni Finance Com- mittee. Ii. l iidlelon ' s Noulhlid nndei slanding helps him to connniinicate easily on hoih siudeni and adminisiralion levels. DEAN OF WOMEN, JANE BELL GLADDING Mrs. }ane Ikll (dadding is another person who di ides her lime heiween leaching and her duties as Dean ol Women. Associated with the chemistry department lor se eral years, Mrs. Ciladding a;:.- sumcd the duties ol ' womens ' dean three years ago. Knowledge ol her cheerlul attitude toward her relations wilh ihe women residents on cam|nis as well as her close association with the ' omen ' s Inter-dormitory Council have won Mrs. (dadding the respect she ilescr es. DEAN OF MEN, RICHARD E. MACDOUGALL A busy man since he came to R.P.I, three veais ago. Mr. Mac- Doug.dl has served as the manager ol 712 Men ' s Dorm and .Vssist- anl to the Dean ol Stu- deius before his promo- lion lo Dean ol Men this ijast fall. I  A «  , i ' i • lit tai - L ' ' - ' a , ' ■  •• • •?.- ,.• •♦.♦.•♦•f. ' -- ( . '  «• t DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS Curtis G. Keesee, Jr. REGISTRAR Ethel B. Riebe LIBRARIAN Rosamond McCannless AUDITOR William J. Cosby BUSINESS MANAGER Ernest V. Woodall DIRECTOR OF EVENING COLLEGE Melvin E. Fuller 28  ♦ ♦ ♦ % -:••♦■♦•••••♦•••♦•• John T. Hilton, M.S. Department Head DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCIAL ART CoiiuiuK ial Art: Leon Ikllin. M.S.; ' illianl lk ila(iua. M.I-. A.; Arthur Hiclil. W.V. .: [aincs liuingarclncr, H.F..V.; JcAvett Canipljcll; Donald Duilaiul. M.A.; Vinslon Hough. Ii.F.. .: Donald Merrick. 1.A. inurior Design; [errv Field. li.S.; Margaret Offernian: . nne R lan(l; Doroiln Hardv. DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR DESIGN Mrs. Dorothy Hamilton Department Head A« • ) « « . . i • • ' ' • « « - Maurice Bonds, M.A. Department Head FINE ARTS AND ARTS AND CRAFTS Fine Arts and Arts and Crafts: I hcresa Pollark, B.S.: Milo Russell, M.A.; (Charles Dcnick. M.F.A.: Allan Eastman. B.S.; Bernard Mar- tin. M.A.: Rulh H)land, M.A.; Fashion and Costinne Design: Lena Spencer, B.S.: Betty Vitsky; Otti Windniiieller; jean Cidliani, B.F.A. FASHION AND COSTUME DESIGN Mrs. Hazel Mundy Departnnent Head APPLIED SCIENCE AND BIOLOGY Dr. Lewis Goldstein, M.S. Department Head A])i)iu(l Science- ciiul l)i()l()n : Pc ' , , ;y Walts. !.A.; Mai aici Ma . M.S.; Waller Riclianis; jolni Wall. I ' ..S.; Roderick Carv. Ph. I).: Kailn n O ' Xcil, . I.. .: . [)[)lic(l Science. Ciicmistry: I ' cixiuc Morrison. M.S.; janc ' P.ell (.l.iddin , M.S.; Sheila Fling, M.S. APPLIED SCIENCE. CHEMISTRY Dr. Mary Kapp, Ph.D. Department Head 31 -4 « . ■  • « -f ., ..-i t, ' y- •. ■- k . Mn L Dr. Edwin Thomas, Ph.D. Department hiead ! I DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY Dcpartmciu of Psychology: Joseph Aposhyan. M.S.Ed.; Jolm Bhikc, M.A.; Aloysia Gorman, Ph.D.; Donald Ogdon, Ph.D.: Richard Mac- Dougall. B . .: Valter Turo h. M.S.: School of Occupational 1 lierapy: Alice Chadwick, B.S.: Eleanor Wolfe, M.A. OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY - - X-i J . - - -♦.•♦■♦ Cornelius Kooiman, M.A. Department Head A M. A A A A « A . A % ■ ' ■ ' Dr. Kenneth Roach, Ed.D. Department Head Mr. David Willis, M.Ed. Head of Accounting Dept. SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Hcrnaid Dill, M.15.A.: W. (). K(lwar ls, M.A. Ciliniiiii Kcroerson. M.S.: M. I,. Ingram, Ph.D. Riissfll lohiislon. M.S.; |()lii! l.aniherl, M.S. Doioilu l.vv. I ' ll.]).; PitTtc Liminkin, Ph.D. Mary McCiiuy, M.lid.: Elnoia Ovcrlcy. M.B.A.: V. L. 1 uckcr. Ph.D.; Paul Umberger, M.S.; Jac- kie Williams, M.S. 33 .. , ♦. A •  -• ♦.♦ ♦•f.-f- Dr. Wade Stalnaker, Ph,L. Deparfment Head GRADUATE REHABILITATION Ruth Cliilds. R.N., B.S. SCHOOL OF NURSING Olive Faulkner, R.N,, B.S. Department Head ' f ♦ • % ■♦.♦•••%•« a V ■ ' ■ A A A A . 4 • % Raymond Hodges, M.A. Department Head DRAMATIC ART nraiiiaiic Ail: Anncs Da i(l. M.F.A.: Ricliarcl Higgins. M.A.; Thomas Long. M.F. A.: Department of English: John Ros ' orth-Fling, M.S.; ClaiuHus (.lillin. I. A.: EH abcth Smith. M.S.; Juliet Woodson. M.A.; Belly I.lovd, M.A.: [aiiies Pendleton, M.A.; Wellord laylor, M.A.; Bette Riesmevei. MA. 1 . DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH Dr. Allan Brown, Ph.D. Department Head 4) ft) M i. J. ;. m ' ' ■ -  ■ ■ 4-4 ' •: ; -f. ' - L. Wayne Batty, M.M. Department Head SCHOOL OF MUSIC School of Music: Leslie Beadles, M.Ecl; Donaltl Teiinaiu. IMi.D.; La vrence Robinson. ALM.; Jean McConneli; ' olney Shepaid. M.AL; Milton Cherry, M.AL School of Engineering: George Kennedy, C.E.; B. M. Litten, B.S.: John Morgan, M.F.A.: Malcohn Munill, M.S. SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING Mr. C. A. B. Foster, M.S. Department Head % • ♦ % ► •♦•♦•♦•%•  •♦.•■ f  ♦•• ♦■♦ ??5 ' ? ' K  •• V  . • . John V. Ankeney Department Head SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY School ol 1 ( liiiolooA : Robert C oopci liailcy, H.S.; Faiitax Da i.s. M.S.: I.. (.. Hoailk). li.K.; C.raduatc Social Work: Margarclta Neumann. M.A.: Margaret I ' opika. M.S.W.: Elaine Roihenbero. M.S.S.: . ileen Shane. M.S.S. GRADUATE SOCIAL WORK Dr. George Kalif, Ph.D Department Head  -«) «t 4 J- ' « -  • ' « ' .— 7 - ' r. ' .7. . ' J .•:♦, Mrs. Lois Washer, M.S. Department Head APPLIED SOCIAL SCIENCE Applied Social Science; Harvey Carnes. A.B.; W ' illiain Culley, Ph.D.: Miles Woods, M.A.; J.M. Snelling. M.A.; Alden Bigelow. Ph.D.: Nancy Alexander, A.B.: Edward Allen, Ed.M.: A. A. Rogers, Ph.D.: Pearl Burlord, M.A.: Curtis Keesee, M.Ed. School ol Distribution: Donald Bowles, A.B.: Kay Brown. M.S.: James Butts, M.A.: Dorothy Fiersl, M.S.: Coler Loonier. B.S.: lanics ODoniuU. A. P.. SCHOOL OF DISTRIBUTION Leroy M. Buckner, M.S. Department Head f IK ••••■••■ • ' ' V J vJ ' Jt-i ♦•••••♦ «■ til di - THE END — JUNE 1962 — ANXIOUSLY AWAITED BY THE SENIOR CLASS Officers of Class of 1962 are, lefh to right: Harrell, Treasurer; Metszer, Alt. S.G.A.: Russell, Vice-Preside nt; Rieves, Secretary; Dowdy, President; Vanderslice, Corres. Secretary; Owens, Sgt. at Arms; Hovis, S.G.A. Rep. We came to this campu.s ol cobble.sloiies lor a new and iini(|ue experi- ence; an experience in learning. We eacli wenl oin ditterenl ways, absorbing our dillerent interests. Biu even though we were specialized. we still were as one. working and having lun together. As we leave here, we know we have gained a new ijersjjec ii e. We ha e learned to live with others and with otnselxes. l)Ut we know thai as wc leave, a pari ol all this will go with us, an e er preseni rtiinndti ol the wonderlid years, ihe hapjn ' times, spent on iIhn c.unpus. I -lu - •• • ♦ A selection of seniors sit In fhe LINEUP and absorb a bit of cool sandstone atmosphere. Some of the crew chat casually in front of the classroom building that hienry built. The confusing complexity of William and Mary Mews seems to have this group puzzled. t •- -V  ••- ' ,. ,. -f, ♦ ♦- - n ■ BlfT h ' r KITJ J kiBkt PATRICIA JOAN ABSHER MARY ELIZABETH ANDERSON THOMAS WILLIAM ADAMS JOSEPH PATRICK ANDREWS MARVIN FERREL ALDER, II DON MILTON ASHBURN BARBARA BEAUMONT ANDERSON DAVID A ASHTON BETTY JEAN ANDERSON JOHN PRYOR ATKINSON. Ill ROBERT L. BABER JOEL S. BENNETT JOHN SPENCER BAILEY THOMAS RICHARD BENSON CLARENCE EUGENE BARRACK, III JAMES MARSHALL BLACKWELL, JR, MARY ELIZABETH BEEDLES LUCY ANNE BLAIR BONNIE BELLE BENNETT EDWIN EVERETT BLANKS i - - ♦ • • ♦ ♦ nmm •• ' ♦ ' ♦ ' ♦• ••• ♦••••• £f ff « DAVID GEORGE BLILEY VIRGINIA ALICE BOXLEY ANNE LOU BLONDIN JAMES LEE BRADLEY. Ill PHYLLIS SUE BLOOM JO ANN S. BRASWELL MARILYN LOUISE BOGGS BAIN W. BRUCE, JR. BARBARA LEE BOWEY CHARLES RICHARD BRYANT SANDRA M, BUTLER JAMES RIKY CAMACHE BETTIE LOU CARMINES WILLIAM HOWELL CLYBORNE. JR. RAYMOND MILTON CARMINES. JR. ROBERT LEE COBURN . «; tit ■I ' i • : ROBERT LINDA AUDREY ELIZABETH BARBARA LEE LEE NELL M. LYNN COHEN COLEMAN COOKE COWAN COX RONNIE PAGE ROSEMARY VIRGINIA TIBOR BUFORD HUNTER CRONIN ELLEN CSAKY CREWS CROCKETT CROPPER JACK WILLIAM RICHARD ANDREW MARSHALL DAVIS CHARLES EDWARD GARNETT DEAN DANIEL DARR DENNIS. JR. DILLON DOWDY JAMES BAILEY CHARLES THELMA THOMAS L LEE MUSE JEANETTE LAURIE DUNN DWIGGINS EWELL. JR. FEEMAN FELTS 44 i  « « t « rt? ' FRANKLIN HARVEY FESPERMAN FRANCES GLOVER FREEMAN JAMES RAY FITZ PATRICK DORIS ELLENORA FRENCH BARBARA ANN FLIPPEN HILDA FRIEDLANDER HENRY PEYTON FORT CHARLES F. FULLER. JR. JOSEPH RICHARD GARNETT. JR. H. C. GAY DAGMAR S. GOMEZ BERNARD ALLEN GILL. JR. NANCY JEAN GOODE JAMES DONALD GILLESPIE JOSEPH WILLIAM GRANT BESSIE IRENE GLOVER MICHAEL LOUISE GREENBERG KATHARINE SHARON GOOSEY MAVIS ROBIN GREGG 45 ' i ' l ' I ' V; ' '  ■ ' .  ,y ' ' ;t ,7 r.- ' . ' I ' 4, U ' A 4. ' i ' J ' ■ ' -• Ag JEAN ELIZABETH GROGG GILES HENRY HALL NORMAN EUGENE HALL SAMUEL HENRY GUZA. Ill WILLIAM SHERMAN HALL. JR. WILLIAM STEPHENSON GWALTNEY HOMER WASHINGTON HANDY, JR. ELEANOR J. HALL ANN E. HARDESTY JEAN MARIE HARPER JOAN ELIZABETH HASH HARRY BINFORD HARRELL POWELL TILGHMAN HASTINGS BURT IRWIN HARRIS HAROLD ARTHUR HATCH DONALD THOMAS HARRIS CAROL G. HEIZER FRANCES H. HARRIS SMITH DAVIS HENRY t i r 46 % % % - - -♦••♦♦ •: 1 -:-r:::::-:;::: :? ' SUSAN SHEWMAKE HERRING ELLEN LEE HEVENER PATRICIA K. HOGGE THOMAS EDWARD HOVIS JACK GEORGE HOWELL. JR. MARGARET VIRGINIA HOWISON THOMAS WHITWORTH HUDGINS LYNN ANDERSON HUGHES WILLIAM NUMA HUMPHRIES SARAH GAYLE HUNTER RONALD HERMAN JACKSON WILLIAM DOUGLAS JAMERSON DONALD DERWOOD JENNINGS JIMMIE MOOSMAN JETT JAMES C. JOHNSON SAMUEL QUINTON JOHNSON. Ill JAMES FREDERICH JONES MAURICE KENT JONES MORTON A. JONES 47 : ' t,  lit « -. , . A - ' 4 rf- ' i 4-4 ' 9 •• • . ' •■y  ' • i RICHARD DENNIS JONES EUGENE F. KAHWAJY MARIAN ELIZABETH KALTREIDER SANDRA LEE KELLAM MARY JANE KELLEY CAREY LEE KING LOUISE MARIAN KLEINKOPF JAMES CLEVELAND LESTER LESTER RAY LEWIS DAVID WAYNE LIGHT DAVID D. LIMBRICK MARTHA LEE LITTLE RONALD PAUL LIVINGSTON MARSHA L. LOUDERBACK CHARLES DOUGLAS LOUGHRIDGE JOAN ONILE LUEBEHUSEN ROBERT COLEMAN MADDEN RICHARD EUGENE MANUEL SANDRA LEE MARKS WATSON MELTON MARSHALL 48 ♦••• ♦ DENIS PRISCILLA MOLYNEAUX McANENY RAYMOND EDWARD MATHENA DIANA DAVIS McCLAUGHERTY EMMA COOK MATHENY WILLIAM MICHAEL McCLAUGHERTY KANELA ANDREW MAYDANIS MATTHEW JAMES McGRATH SAMUEL FLOYD MAYS. JR. BOB DARRYL McHONE ALBIN L. MEISEL. JR. MARTIN E. MILLER CHARLES STEVEN MELTON MARVIN E. MILLER, JR. LINDA E. MENARD HOWARD WOODROW MINOR. JR. LINDA L. MESSERSMITH STERLING WAYNE MINTER FAY KENNETH MILLER MARX EMIL MITTELDORFER. JR. 49 ' ' « .4) ' 4t ' « « -f ; ' • r; ;t r- rr r:: , •  BERTRAM PAUL MUSSMAN JOHN WARDEN MOOTZ MARY ELIZABETH MUTCHLER LEWIS JEP MORGAN LaRHUE NELL NETTLES . - te ■v vH 4 « . l n vT I A b JUDITH EUGENE 1 LORRAINE LINDLEY 1 MULVANY MURRAY. 1 ANN ROBERT 1 TOLLSER HOLMES ■ NICHOLS NITCHIE ■ PAULA JUNE NORDBY ARLENE PINSON ORLOVE PATRICIA ANN NOVINGER JAMES DURWOOD ORRELL LEWIS HOKE NOWELL CHARLES ONEST OSLIN. JR. CELESTE LOUISE OPFELL CAROLYN PERDITA OWENS KENNETH ORANGE JOHN CLAIBORNE PALMER. JR. M I ► ♦ ♦ ♦ ► •♦••• ' ij;isgii;i;i;«:i; ; :f;- • ' ' • ' :-!; :J:J:M;« ;-. AUSTIN TERRAL PARKER HENRY CRAIGE PELOUZE JEAN E. PARSONS CHARLES HARDY PEPLE CHARLES EVERETTE PAYNE YSELLA PEREA ALBERT ROLAND PEACOCK BETTY JO PINSON STEPHEN HILL PEEPLES WILLIAM POLLARD DONALD ROBERTS POND NOEL BOBBY RAKES MARIANA PROCTOR JOHN CARROLL RATLIFF JAMES EDWARD PROFFITT HERMAN STUART REED. II GERALD CARLTON RADFORD ROBERT E. RELINE DORIS ANN RAKES MARY VIRGINIA REVERE 51 «; «  .« .■? . ' e i ' « ' • •V: : :VVi •♦•:• ' •- ♦ ■ ,-r-f. ' f.-f; ' f f MARTI DAVID PAMELA JOAN EILEEN REYNOLDS JAMES ANN GRIFFIN RIVES RICHARDSON RICHARDSON RIGNEY GEORGE SUSAN MARVIN JERRELL JERRY ROBERT ISABELLE KENNETH LLOYD CLAXTON ROWAND RUSSELL SANDERS SANDRIDGE CAROLE DAVID L DIANE ROBERT MARGARET WILLIS PATRICK DOUTHAT RICE SANDY SCOTT SCOTT SEARS SETLIFF NANCY HOWARD ROBERT DONALD JANE CAROLYN RUCKER L EDMOND MARGOT SHAVER SHERMAN SHIELDS SIMMONS SMART 52 MAE LEE SMITH HOMER LEE SPRINGER. JR ROBERT PATTERSON SMITH WAYMAN C STANLEY LLEWELLYN L. SNEAD ROBERT LUTHER STEELE STANLEY J. SOBLE PAUL THEODORE STEUCKE THOMAS D. SOLES. JR. CLARA B. STILL ROBERT HAMILTON STONE JIMMY RAY STUART WAVERLY LATHAN STONE BETTY CAROL SUTTON DWIGHT CLIFTON STORKE DONNA LEE SWEITZER LANCE HARTWELL STRICKLAND. Ill DONALD LEON TAYLOR LLOYD ANDRE STRICKLAND CAROLYN WADDILL THOMAS ' kif%.itk 53 4 ' A «f .« I ROLAND W. THOMPSON PRISCILLA TURNER JOHN PERRY TILLER. JR. ARTHUR EDWIN TYLER ROBERT MONROE TIPTON ADOLPH URBAN HUGH LOOMIS TOWER FAY HOPE UTTER REBECCA JANET TROUTMAN NANCY STEWART VANDERSLICE I MARGARET ANN VAUGHN MARY JANE WESTON HOMER JAMESON VERNON LOIS MARGOT WETZLER FRANCIS JOSEPH VOLANTE BRENDA A. WHITEHURST JAMES CARNEY WALKER ERVIN WELLS WHITLOW TALMADGE C. WATSON DORIS ELEANOR WICKHAM I ?• ( ■ f 54 ♦ • ♦ • ♦■•••- - u;I3;i:i;4;4,4 ' X v ■- J ! • ' • % A ERNEST WILLIAM WILKINSON THOMAS ANDREW WILLIAMS SALEM PRICE WILSON. JR GEORGE RUFFIN WINFREE. JR JAMES EDWARD WIRTZ MICHAEL COBLEIGH WOMBLE SALLY JO WOODFORD JAMES THOMAS WRIGHT ANN MITCHELL ZENTMEYER SUSAN RODNEY ZIEGER Senior leader Dean Dowdy peddles a few announce- ments for graduation. ' ; i « ■ f T ESCALATOR TO THE THIRD FLOOR — THE JUNIOR CLASS riic Liibc ot Liliputian loxclics plus guaid shown below led ihe junior class triumphantly through ihc battle of freslunan domination at Rat Week to the sopliisticated close ol the school year at the Ma Dance. The junior class openly led the Held ill many ol the topics ol importance to both the class and the school as a whole. . inl e en ii Pat Ridtlle does look as though her lollipop is telling her an important story, we nuist give credit to those shown below, lop to bottom, left to right, for their efforts: M. Zeigler. Pres., G. Cra vford. Veep. C. Williams. Sec, Dee Dee Bishop, Treas., B. Jenks, S.Ci.A. Rep., and P. Riddle. Alt. S.C;.A. Rep. 56 ' . ■ ♦ -..♦ %♦ •.♦; ♦ ; ! J ! J . J . J Warren Covington and his wife entertained at the junior class sponsored Mid Winters soiree. Below we find Pres. Maggie happily shipwrecked on a confetti isle, complete with palm free and native dancers. SI  • ; • [• imr i-n- ' - . p gnnjwF— — (:il ' :ii.S ADAMS A (.EL() Al. i: A nRi RK;HAR1) Al.l.lA. |R. FRANK ANDRIAVS CllARI.l S ARNOLD DARRLLL Al KINS [OHN KADER LATIN E BAKER AGNES HALLENGER ROLAND BAMI ' .ACl ' S PALRIC;iA BARBOUR . L NLEV BAR DEN (EANETTE 15ARKER MA [OR IE BASS EUGENE BAZZREA, [R. DONALD BELL ERANK BICKERS |EAN BIDDLE MARGARET BISHOP ' ILLIA.M BLAM.OGK EDII II BOURNE RHEDA BRANDT JERRY BROWDER [ULIA BROWN 5S RICHARD F.ROWN DONALD 111 1.1. INS M. R(.ARI 1 lU ' RXER l)()R(:. .S (..VMIMiKLL I ' .Rl-XD ( 1 ' 1L (.1X)R(.1, I. ARIA W.WXK (:. Rl (.r() ( R )i (; riiiLL RCJIUR 1 C.Vl 111 R U ' xl: ch.vpma.x ' ii.li. m chai ' max. M. Rt:i (ill RIn. ' |()V CLARK WILLIAM C:i..M 1) Cl.ll ' lOX COXXLLLV (.1X11 COXSl IXK Mi LI X COI ' IM R MAR(.ARK I CORE LI {.LXIA COl ' SIXS GEORGE (;R. FORD I.VXE CRIIZER WILLIAM CROWE ELEAXOR DAY G. M.E DEAX 59 4) it It- _ -- ;•• ' .; • (.ARIUN 1)1. HAR 1 WAYNE DINGLEDIM CHARLES Dl ' FENER DAN LITE DULYS ROUKR r EDWARDS 1 HOMAS EIX.IN, IR. CHARLES ELLIS KAN ELLIS |LL1A FIELD PATRICIA FIELDING MARSHA FLLZHL ' GH SUSAN FORSYTH SARA GALLANT |OYCE GARDY MARVIN GAR R ITT MARY GENTRY TOM GEORGE GEORGE GEBRALL c;lm)E (;ibson geor(.k (.illigan MARY GLADDING FAY CiOLDFARH MIMI C;RAND|AC()rOT EDll H GRAX ' ES 00 ■ V ♦ i Jv iv ; :vJ:J ' J 7 ROSK C.RICO ()RIU)RM: {.RILR. Ill ( U1 1 OX (.RIN.N w II I I i (,r I iiRow |Oll II R1)N. [R. |0 l II ARRIS Rl r.l ( C II ' KI. S I Rl DRU.R III IDIOM ' WARRl 111 IM l . X CAROIA IIOIX.I S I AM IIOI I IR 1)A II) II01,(.0M1; k I IIR IIOI I I R |OA. IIOI. MAN I AN MOl 11 R 1. 1- I IN I N SANDRA |A(.OI ' .S HARHARA [INKS [AMES [ONES GLORIA KEENE M R IMA KFC.AN (.ARROl. KIAS SI SAN Kll,(.ORE alic;e king 61 .4) t tl - ■I - V ji! ' a ' j. 62 ♦ • ♦ % (.1LIU:R 1 K1N(.. |R. CLARK Kl ' RIl S srsAN LANS1M;R l.ORNA LEAKi: MARl A LKHMANN EXLIAN LKXNON ERNEST LEWIS El HEL LI WIS PACE LEW IS RALPH LLNDSE CLORLV LITCHEIELD M.VRGARET LORD LL(A ' M( ALEXANDER L NN .M((.RAEH CAYLE McKENZlE DONALD McPIIERSON NANCA ' MANN iUSS MAREIN |. P. MAR TIN John mar rix. |R. P.E IMA ' MASON i:.M.M ' MASON P.ARUARA MASSEXCILL SL ' SAX MEADE I 1.1 Mil I 11 Ml I SSNl R lOlS Mll.l.l R ( Mil. MR niRDll. .MINOR lOMXn Mi.SllR 1 1 MORRISON r M Ml RR A ROIll R I Ml SI . 11 liOli NORRIS C:. R()LL NORTH TO.M O.VKLI V C.VROLOl I() l.rONI I l ' (.l Nil ARI) 1 [ERR I ' .VIN 1 I.R SUSAN PKNNlNC.rON 1 I RR I ' lll I.I ' S SUSAN IM.l .M.MONS iri.l. l ' ()INI)i: I KR n. Ri;. RA i ' ORlKR l.MMI 1 1 ROWKLL NORM.VN POW l-.LL (;l. r. ranc;kley HARRIS RASkINO l(.) Rl D.M.VN 63 « At 4 ' . ' i. V ' i ' V. ' -v _ , A.  .i _ -.■ K ,-- :••« : ' i -, ' - -f j . vfJ -♦ f ♦ ♦ '  in Mdi ICkl RHEl ' Bt)rr()M I ' M RICIA RlDDl.E ELAINE ROBERTS R1CEE RD ROBERTS El)(. AR ROREV. |R. l.EE ROI ' .INSON (.EKR ROLLINS DORO EHV ROSS I ' .ARBARA ROWE RITA RLSS EOrrH RLISSINSHY W ALLACT SAVAL EX ' ERETT SEAY MARRY SHAFFER |AMES SHEFFIELD MARY SHEI ' PARD BRIDOET SHERIDAN CAROL SIMMONS NAN (A SIMMS KAREN SINC;LAIR B RI) SLEDGE [AMES SMITH (.AYLE SMITH PAT SMITH 64 ) ' ,♦ • ♦ ' f ,♦ % ■••• ' ▼•, •■. I I I DOW A SX DFR II ARk SOW I RS Al.l)] ' I II SI ' I NCl.R A . srLNCLR M ARM Sl ' ENCKR I ' llM.i.lS SPRACKKR KKN ' Nl- Ttl SI ' Rlll.L I ' Al ' I. S I AIIORI) Rl (.INAl.l) SI AM IhLl) |AMi;S SI F.VF.NSON CARL SI EW ' ART rRANc;i:s s rowi-: N X(A ' S ' ll ' TZMAN JOAN S EEN SI uAR ' i swrr .ER I ' . RR ' lAM.OR LVNNE I A LOR LINDA lAM.OR HLXLRIA I 1 ACHEV NA (A I IMIM.E ROBER r ri.RRELL NANCY 1 NOMAS DONALD I IIORNE DONNA I REI ' .SH I I I ! I I 65 St •I - ♦ ' . V ' ■- ' :1 i - ' M • - ■♦• -♦ ♦ :L ' cu iii:jiPi. :ivaoxaaBm 66 )C)H. 1 REVVETT. JR. ANNE TURNER SANDRA TURNER GEOR(.l A VALENTINE ♦ ciircK ' LA.sic;s llARRARA ' E1R1C;R C:AR0L WEISLEDER MARY WELLS (.AR WEST DANA W ' HEALION DICK WHITEHEAD ROBERT WHITTINC. rON ERANKLLX WILEY ANN WILLIAMS CAROIA N WILLIAMS |OHN WILSON 4 I BETTY WILTON MARIAN ' WOODEIN DAVID WOODSON, JR. SUSAN WOOLF i BEN WOOLSTON. |R. Rl!TH WORTH MARGARET ZElCiLER MAX ZOECKLER I ROUND OUT THE YEAR. riic jargon of Ircshinan liorscplay lixciud u|) calctciia hours durino Ral Week. Here (j sec a latal reiniiuler ol llie rurkisli D.ilc. I)iit. alas, the )uniors ;()l ilieir due, as I urn about (l,i put the I ' leshuuii in the (at hiid seat and the juniors on tlie hoi seal. I lie junioi Rat (ioiiii inenibers will ne ' er ror;j,ei the ])eantit btittei iacial. egg shanipoo oi the .Miican Uooinerang. I  I i I 67 ' «•; . ( « ' • • i«i : ♦. ' f. officers: Steve Yearick, President; Kathy Trainer, Vice-Presi- dent; Gene Arlngton, S.G.A. Rep.; Ed Pernell, Treasurer; Shirley Critzer, Secretary. POWER PACK FOR 64 — SOPHOMORE CLASS Two years ol R.P.I, lite is behind us— wc ha ' e reached the hall va) mark, and as ve stop to reHect upon the past years ' activities w ' C vender liow they coiihl ha c slipped by so (luickly. We look back on i vo years ol memories- some sad— most ot them happy— antl on our accomplishments and acti ities like Open- ings and the Shoiu Parlies. .Ahead are two more years that we can look forward to. lor thev wiW bring increased knowledge and the warm leeling of acti ' i- ties shared with old friends and nc v. Such thoughts help us to face the future conHdently. 68 % %•♦••• ' .  WJia ff ;f ! .w-r-Hi • ' aTarmaramrinre;, Sophomore Class presented two Shout Parties with R.P.I. ' s famous Specks on the bandstand. 69 Mr ]{ ) AARON TERRY ALl.EX DAVID alexic;k c;ay alford merle alley NAOMI ALrSC:HLILL WILLEWI AMLONC; I ' ALL ANDERS BILL ANDERSON IIOI ' E ANsr.ACHER joseph anthony herherl appel, jr. ildleh arenstein Joseph arnold euc;ene arington ANN ASHTON ANN ATKINSON KENNEEH liALLOWE Ll ' THER HARDEN WILLIAM P.ARDEN. IR. niLL IJARNWELL WILLIAM BARRON CiONNLEY BARROW KAREN BELDING [OIIN r.l LI.OWS, [R. |OY BENNETT ANNE BLACKWELL DON blac:kwell THOMAS blayloc;k EMU A BLESSING (.EORGE BLILEY, |R. ROBER ' I BLOWNiiLL PAUL BOBB BARBARA BONETT BEN P.OOKOl ' T AMELIA l•,OR K lOSEPII liOWDEN BARBARA BOWIE DORO ' EHY BOYD EDWARD BRADSHAW ' • • •■ AAA f. MICII AM. 11RA1) l.l ' W IS KRASWKLL I R() I ' .RASW 1 1.1., JR. |()1 llRICKl R |l l r.R I Klli [.wi- nun r M. RN UROCK.MllKR |. M- BROWN MAR 1 MA IIROW 11 RRI I ' .Rl 1 1)L (. 1)()1 ' {;L. .S lilRlORl) I,. RR ' lU ' R.MR )()ll lU ' RNI- IT 1 A 1 Rl(;i. lU ' RNETTE |A li:s lllRRIl R 1I.1.1. . I BORROWS |i ' . Nn. lUR ro.x l. R ■ lU ' R ro.x C.VROl, Bl SHNELL Al.l.AN Bl ' ITS .M.WINK CMAMOS Kl ' llN C.M.DWlT.l. 1)1- LORES {;. MI ' BI-.1.L LEWIS C;. N ION ROHER I(;. RR01.L ErC;ENI. CASEIXO LUCY (;ASKE ELLEN (;. SSAB LIN1), {;il. . llMON lOSl I ' ll Cll.VNDLER [O ANNE CIII.WETTA . I. RN ' CHRIS II. N BEI lA |0 CLARK I ' AISV CL. Rk ROBERI A CLARK NANCY CLORE SliS. N CLOLZMAN . I. R(;. R1I COCKRELL IRANK C()1EE (.AR COLE 71 .  . o ! ' Ml i I. ♦- -♦• -U. NETA COLLINS SHARON c:oMr.s HARUARA CiOl ' R LNL ' I KAN IE COX ALBERT CRAIC, W A NE CREASMAN siiiRLE ' c:reezer . EVR c:ro vi)er [I ' Dii H c;ro vther HEllA ' CZAI ' R NANCY DAMERON WILLMORE DAMERON. Ill I LAN DANIELS DAVID DAVEA, )R. R1CIE RD DW ' IS W AVNE DEANE ERVIN DEHN PEl ER DELOHERY RALPH DICKERSON wiLLLVM dic;kinson SANDR.X DOBSON SUSAN DODD ROBER ' E DREVVRV RICHARD DliDLEY CAROL EASTLACK HERMAN EATON M RA ELKIN NANCA ELKIN , L RCARET ELLLS ANNE ELMORE BILLIE ELMORE LINDA EMSWILER SI SAN ENOtTl ROBERT EUBANK (. R EVANS iar(.are ' l ewing chriselne ea le c:harles ela. l iia allen eoley richard eoltz 72 ♦•••«♦- w mt y ' • - ■ • ■ AAA (.I.ORI A lORl) I ' l R(A lOkl) 1 k|()Rll lOSl IR l RII I R WKI.IN Ml I, A Ik WKl IN [OIIX I•RA ■S|■R i I ii K IRIl 1)1 WDIK 1 11 r,l- I II I IRMW r.Akr.ARA (.AM.K SKI II (.AMI-, RA ■ (.II.I.IAM Ak I (.l.ADsrONK kor.KR I (,Lini: VKix ANN (.l.A INKR CAkOlA N (.()()]) KARKN f.OODMAN NAN(A (.OODMAN HOHin (.ORDON NAN(A (, ORDON srsAN (;oRi)V [OAN c;osis INA (.or 11. II 11 M R (.RAIIAM KARI.IS (-RAriilCS i;i N I WIIN (.RA i:s ANNK I.OW ' KIS (;RA ADlSOX (,R1 AR1) {;. c;. c;ri .zari) Cl.Al ' DlA (.riNN 111 NN (.IN IKR )AMi:.S (.WALIXKV )IM n ' HALIA HOWARD HALL ClIARl.l S HAMLIN K 1 III RlNl II l ll RSl.PA W ILl.lAM HANKS SARAH HAND MARSHALL HANSLN MAR(.ARKL HAWLICK lOSl I ' ll HANSEN 73  . rjk lit H £ M k P£C WAl.l I R HARMON ANN HARRIS (;AR()L N HARRIS H ' Dl HARRIS DONAII) H AM S CARLOS HELLER BETTY HELNLS ROHERT HENDERSON CAROL HE LER HAR E HIXSON DEAN V. HOLHER ]■ WILLIAM HOLDEN TROY DLIREN HOLLAND JACQI ' ELINE HOLMS ELEET C. HOW LAND c:arol hoyle donald hughes i u an lea hughes linda sue hunter GAYLENA Hl ' RT CHARLES HYDE LARRY INCiALLS V1LLL M IRVLNG W ' lLLARD JACKSON |OHN )ACOnsON WANDA [AMES BEEH [ENKINS CAROLYN JENNINGS WALTER JESSUP I ACK TONES JOHN JONES LESLIE JONES LEE JOHNSON AL RY JOHNSON ROBERT JOHNSON VERA JOHNSON SANDY JOHNSTON GARLAiMD KAHN ALERED KAY ELIZABETH KELLER ♦ ♦•♦ ♦ f M ARCaiKRII 1- Kl I.IA ' 1)1 I 1)11 KNOX 1K(.1MA KRAI ' .IU DORO 1 m K ASMCKA 11 111 1 II K 1 II iARc; ARi r i.AMi ' .i in IM-NNA I.IXDRI 111 1, 11. 1. IAN i.i-.i-: 111 I.INA I.KOXniK MIl.DRI 1) 1,1 RNI-R KRANK Lll-SKY NORMA L1M)1:R Al.lil-.R I A l.lXDSl V . 1AR 1X I.ll ' KS 1X1 1.1 1 11. ETON |. (:KIK l.l.OM) i)()r(.L. .s i.oi ri.s lunrm i.ow R 1)1 ' X XLS X) W R11 R l. xcii I ' ll 11, IP , 1(1A l-.N K. R1X , I. (),SH. , l,VR(.. Ri: I M. RTIN . ii(:ii. i:i. M, R nx I A MIS MASOX LLJ 1 III.R . 1. 11 lllWS, 111 SANDAR.V MAULL MARC;. Rl-.l MIDI. IX I ' ll 1 1.1.11 ' . li:(.(.S l ' RI ' . R Mill RC. l.ORR.MXl , n I, ()R 111 [OHN Mi:rv I). NI1;L .MU.l.KR v. i.l. (:k mills 1) X MlXSIll W 1 U.I. IX , 11 I (.MILL rH()M. S .MlIClU-.l.L lUIDI) . I()X K.OMl R ■ nanc:y M()()l) MAR 11 MOORL 75 ;.%• • ■ i fi ' lii ' U - v ' - LINDA MOl ' NT l.INDA Ml ' RPHY RODNIA NASH SI ANN K NEWl-.LL NANCY NKIHOLS C;AII. NIKSENKO ronald oarllv r()(.lr oares c:ar()lvn oclesby benjamin owen, |r. raymond pace, )r. conslanc:e i ' ac.e (.RA SON PALMORE CABELL PARKER EORREST PARKER ANNETTE PARRLSH WARNER PARRISH ANN PATTON THO L S PAXTON BRENDA PAYNE DOR IE PERLNLYN EDWIN PERNELL NANCA PERRICELLI MAROLYN PEEERSON GEORGE PEYSER RALPH PHILLIPS W A ■NE PLASTER () EN POLLARD )OllN PORIER II ' NE POTTS I AMES POWERS, [R. ERANK PREIN GEANIE PRICE ERNES ' l PRYON RAl.lMl Pl ' CC;iNELLI, [R. [AMES QUINN BILL REED MAR I HA REYNOLDS ROP.ER I ROANE MAR I IN ROBERTSON 76 , . - ♦ % •♦.♦•♦••••♦ iMx;(; ROBiR rsox R. M.I ' ll ROBKR ISON I llOMAS Ror.lR 1 SON Rl 1 11 ROCKll ARl SIS R()(.(, l HON NIK ROl ' NTREE [OVCK ROWAXl) ANN ROW 1 |0!IN R() S 1 1 R 11 R11AR RIM I ' ll llSll RM.ANl) MARSHA SAllSI ' .l R lA NN SAMS ANn SANDl Rl.lN ANN SANDl RS 1 llhODORK SANDLER l)ORO H SAl ' NDERS liEN|AMlN SCAEIDI I iioMAs s(:iii,andec;ker I.INDA SCllOI.L SHARON SC:H ' ARTZ SUSAN sc:h vartz DANIEL SEAMAN MARIE SEDANO RllODA SE El LE HERSHEL SHACKELEORD [ANE SHACKELEORD [OllN SIIAr(.llNESS iAR SHEARER |0 ANNE SllEEin (.1N{.ER SHERRILL ROSE MARIE SHIELDS AR 1 HER Sllll ' l ' IRENE S1E(.LE W lELI 1 11 SLA 1 ER [OANNE SLOCOMi; WILLEVM H.SMK;K [LAN S.NHTH HOWARD SNOOK k 1 in s 1 enc;en f 77 v • • ' .-. ■- S ' , ' i ' ; ' ti ROGER STEPHENS UNA STEVENS CHRESTOPHER STOKES PA ERICJA SEOR KENNETH SULLIVAN MAR1L N Sl ' SSKLXl) CARLTON SHVES |ERRV SWEDISH EDWARD SWEENEY LINDA SW ' EE .ER PERCYLEES L lA. |R. FREDTAMINO DEANNE TANNENBLATT EARL TAYLOR HAROLD EAYLOR. |R. VIRGINE 1EAM STEVEN TEESE HENRY TEE! S PHILIP! HIEM GLENN IHO.MAS GORDON IHO.MAS GARL THOMPSON HA VARD lUOMPSON CARL EHROGKMOR ' ION ARNOLD IIEDER LOULSE TIMBERLAKE GERILYN TIMMONS STANLEY TOMLIN PAl TRAC KATHY TRAINOR VANN TRAINUM ROBERT IREIBLEY WILL Tl ' RN AGE |OHN Tl ' RSDALE SUSAN VAN I ' OOL RICHARD VASS PAMILA VAU(;HAN C:AR0LYNE ANN VAl ' SE BRUCE VELSOR DONALD VOSHALL i 7S ♦ • «  WILLIAM W L1 1 RS rHONLVS il. W ALTON IAL ' L W ARRLX (.1 ()R(.L WASHIXf. LON, |R. (.R AIIWI W A IKINS i ' .RlA l.KLLN W ALSON ROSL WLinEMELD RICHARD W ' KLI.S (.ORDON Win I SIOXE I RAXCIS Willi L. |R. (.ARM Will LL |UL1K WHIIE WARREN WHITE EVELYN WHITEHEAD AMANDA Will I EI ELD KOHl.R I Will I 1 1X(. lOX EREDERICK WILHEL.M PRESIOX WILHEL.M HLAXCHE WILKLXS |AXE WILLI MS )I. 1 WILLIAMS KAY WILLIEORD lu■•.(:K ' WILSON KAREX WIMl ' EEN |()IIXXII W 1X1 STEVEN WL))NIt.KI RICHARD YE IN WOO DOUGLAS WOOD ROHERl WOODARD (.EORf.E WOODCOCK. JANE WOOl.Akl) VIRCLNLV WORSHAM S EEVE YEARICK WOR IH YOl ' NTS MARCIA ZIMMERMAN £ M DOl (.LAS ZIRKLE 7 ' J im .. «.  • ' A DYNAMIC TENSION: A JACK-IN-THE BOX OF VERSATILITY — FRESHMAN CLASS This year ' s Freshman Class vas not )nl ihe hirgest ill tlie scliool ' s history l)iii also the niosl acli ' e. R.P.I, vill benefit for many years lo come viih these ainl)itioiis imlix ichials. The Ireshmen were oriented into the social lile of the school vith the traditional Ral Week, liich vas the high point of tlie year. As the COBBLESTONE goes to press the Fresh- man Class is comjjleting plans for the amnial May Day acti ities. This includes parent ' s weekend, a concert, participation in the spring carnival, and to climax the festivities a dance held at the Mos- (|ue with a well known orchestra. All ol these things prepare Ireshmen for the next three )ears of acti e participation in the campus life at R.P.I. Here ' s to a prohtaljle lour years. Officers, left to right: Gordon, V-Pres.; French, S.G.A. Rep. Davidson, Pres.; Sembler, Sec. Robertson, Treas. I 80 J .♦ J ••♦ ' ■ ▼ ' ▼ V ' ' . ■ - Freshman Advisory Board: left to right: hieidloff, Whltehurst, Bradley, Anderson, Nitchie. The Pancake Supper sponsored by the Fresh- nnan class was something new at R.P.I, and was a success. 1, f • ■  , I) Wf •♦ • NANCY ALEXANDER GLEN ALEXANDER H.VRBARA ABEV PETER ALTEN CAM ANDERSON LINDA ANDERSON VAN ANDERSON DELWIN ANCELL DONALD AMMONS ALLAN APPLEKAl ' M CEORCE ARMENTROUT DL NA ASHBLRN NICOLE ASHE SCARLET! ASHE JEANNE ASH MORE CHARLES BAILEY NELSON BAILEY EH EODORE BALDACCI ELVVYN BALDERSON lAMES BALL.VRD mVICHT BARKER CLORIA BARKER ROGER BARLOW BERN IE BARNEl I E MARY BARRACK STANLE BARRACK BARBARA BAR ION GARY BAIT f [LILIAN BANTON SANDRA BEALE ANDREW BEASLEY LINDA BELL 82 ♦ ♦•♦ ♦ ngia ■ ' • • ■ - ' -. I ' i; ' i:ri, r.i ioff MARCIA 111 . MIT Al.l.KX HKRRIl.K Rl (.IN M.I) I ' .l RR (.i-.NK r.i.Rsri ' .ix SUSAN UKSSKl.l, RICHARD BICklORI). |R ASiri ON I ' .ISlIOl ' ROSA 1,1 1 UISIIOI ' lll-.RMAN BLOOM NICHOLAS liODLNll l ll R DIANA I ' .OISSI AU JLLI A r.OONI I HLODORl. I ' .OSC.KLN CHARLLS UOWKRS I ' A 1 RICIA I ' .OWM N l.l ' ClAN I ' .OM.SLON. [R. LARRN I ' .RALDRK.k CAROL HRAXLON ROHERI BRKMMKR ALI-.IR I I ' .RK.CS, |R. ROUKR 1 I ' .RINKIJA CAROL BRl LION FRANK r,Rl 1 ! NORMAN BROOKS MAN l ' ,RO l) |ENC;iF BROW Nl.FF lOHN BROW N KFNN lULIFANT |FRR Bl Ll.OCK HFN BLR( 11 BOP. lU ' RCll 0h fA C p 6 ■ . M Jik 83 ir ■■■■ ' ■ i -• ' i - . :• . :• 1•,M1L ■ lU ' RKl ]VD HI RKIIOI.DER ALBERT BURNS SANDY BURS rVN KIIJ 1 N Bl ' R] ON .MAR BIR ION DORRIS Bl ' I l.F.R (;()Ri)()N c:abaniss. ir. I ' Al ' L CANTOR KAREN CARLSON LEONARD C;ARLS0N RALPH CARLSON ' IR(;INL CARMINES DON CASH NETTIE CASH HERBERT CiASHION Rl ' FUSCASHlON, JR. RONALD CHEEK DEVVER CHESTER, [R. r.ARBARA CHl ' RCH WINSTON CHl ' RCHILL HENRY CHURCH CAROLYN CLARK lOHN CLARK HERBERT CLA MAN LEW IS CLA ' I()N |AMES CLAWSON OLIVIA CTOER brenda cocke (;erald c:ole SUE COLLIER CLOR l A COLLINS 84 ♦ • ♦♦ - .t V ' ♦ ■• .? ■„ ' ,  .• . . ▼ . . - •s TOM COLLINS (.L()R(.K CONM LL . CiKRALl) COXM K L 1 COWLR LINDA (:()()(. LI MARC;iA C:()AKL ANN CX)IM ' LNHAR(. f.RF ' l A crak; H ' LLVN CRAK. CAROLN N CRK.C.l R )l!l)l ril ( LRRIN ROr.lR I 1) LI . |l )AML.S DAMKRON JOILN DAMKRON RONALD DANCK ASHIiV DANNLR S I ANLK ' DAWSON. |R. i ' . ARi; ARA DAVIS ciiari.ls dwis c:lari,n(:k davis DA ' in DAX ' IS. [R LINDA l)A IS )OHN DAX ' ISON LOiNVA DA HOLF JOHN DKDLIAN MARIANNA DLL IS LLLAND 1)1 NNIN DAVID DK.RLNS CARL DICKKNSON. |R. I ' Vn.INK DIMIRACK MARION DOLLS ] ) DOW l.LSS I 85 •; tt ,H H ,1 . .4 4,1 l . Jl •. it X.. a- ' • •♦• ' ' PHYLLIS DOT THAT H ' Dnn ih) i:r EVA DRISRILL ROBKR I Dl ' DLKW IR. I ' A IRICIA nriKKY 1)11, DLL 1) ()RAR PAI RICIA EARLEY SHERRN ' EBORN ISER ' l llA EnWARDS W ANXE E(.(.LE.SE()N ROH ELLK) r 1 B()HH ' ELLIS ROBERT ELLYSON |A. IES EPPES CAROLE EVANS WALl ON EVANS THOMAS EW ' INC; C.EOROE EAIRLANU. fOAN EAl ' LHABER SANDRA ERALIN EVEL ' N EOLRAKER SANDY EERRELL GEORCiE FIDLER ARTHl ' R EIELDS EOM FINE HILDA FLACKE KEN FORINEY EILEEN FOl ' LER ERNIE FOX |ERR FOX ■ L RVIN FOYLES LYNN FR. NC:ES 86 « •««« •A •(: ■ ir anki.in )()A. . A IRA ll R ROSIl.AM) IRl 1 l) l W l R IRl I I l.lKill IRl NCII I ' .Rl . I)A (.ARRl I 1 (II Rl.l ' ..S Ml TRl 1.1, Rill (.AI.IMA V1RC;INIA (.ARAI ' .KDIAX I ' .lLl.C.ARM R DKAXNA (.AS 1 l.K.l ' R MARI ' .ARA (.Al ' l.K DON (;iX)R(.l- IVXRBARA (.II ' .I ' .S KDWARI) (.RINSriAl). [R. ROXA C.OLDBLRC. H() ' ARr) GOODK XICKU; (.OODMAX REXA C.ROl.AXI) TOM COROOX MATTIE C.OOin IHOMAS (.OR MAX CAROL (.OSS PEXELOPK CRAllAM K c;Ri:r.xE KRIS 1 IX (;rk;k |AM1 S (.RA ' ' 1 IIKODORI-: (.RIXKR, )R. 1 HLl.MA (.1 I MRU-; |AMKS HAIR CAROL HALL LLXXn. HALL 87 . i . . i , ; -i ' . ' ■. • ' . • • • • . ' LELi332. iiain ' iiLL ' _::iu_L ' ' IR(.I IA HAMILTON IR(.I I A HAMIl.roN W All 1 R IIARI)I (. i;ari;ara iiarlix WILLIAM HARMON CALin HARRIS ROIiLR I HARRIS MICJILL ILW ' LNS DOTTIL HAM ' S UARIiARA IIWMAN |A.MLS HA ILWOOI) lAMLS HLC:k fllDY HLNDREN JEAN HKRI ' .LRT C.KNNE HEVV ' I EL THOMAS HICIKS MARY HIOGASON HOWARD HI(;H BONNIE HILL PHYLLIS HILION KENNETH HINF.S WILLIAM HINSHAW lOSEIMI IIOCKERSAnTH ]VD HODGE w ' A NE Hoc;r;E LINDA HOLLOWAN WILLIAM l.HOMMEDIEII EMERSON lU {.HES DANIEL Hl ' EF MARIE IKENBERR DA I1) 1R ' INE MAR 1 HA lACRSON 88 ::j vj j ;j:-j ' j;j:j:: I ACK [ACOVI I (11 KIWI ' 111 |i:. Kl. S K I Ml RIM-. |i: . i (;.s l.l kl 1) jOIIXSOX lllL.iX )()11NS()N . R )()11, S()N v ' A ■ ■l■ )()ii. ,s()N I ' .IAKRIA |() K,S H 1)11 II ]() VS (IIARI.I S )()kl)() i-.i.i:a, ()R h ' rix 1■RK1)1) KAIX ROBKR 1 KAISl-R SIDXIA KIA) LINDA KEKiNKR HOI ' K RLLLV CAROl.K KIA ' OXKIAX UILIA KIXSIA RODl.N I KIXSIA 1.1K.KNK kOSS 1 IIOMAS KRIW A ICIl 1,1 X DA Kl ' l ' .K CAROL KV ' ASXICKA (.RAIIAM LAMBLlll RAVMOXD LAXIIAM [AMIS L.il ' RODl- LAIRICIA l.ARSLX ROIU.R 1 LA niAM THOMAS LAWRKXCir. KAIIILLLX LAWALR IHOMAS LA MAX CUR 1 IS LA N1 89 ' ' f I ' v J i vl A .A A ll-ICJaum : lifiLIL! Bi - . KH H r c;nARLi:s i.i-rrH ROBER 1 LEDFORD . IAR l.F.K LEONARD lOAN l.EVINSON MAR ■ LEWIS WALLER LEN 1 1I1C:LM, |R. EDWARD L1VE.SA lUDY LOFTON KETl Y LONC; NOR. E N LONG MR;HAEL LOOXfLS JOYCE LAMM ROBER I LOVELACE V1LLL M LOVING L RY LOVVENTHAL ELEANOR LO VR WALT L ND EDITH MacCABE JOE McAVORY CHARLES M(C;ALL JULLVN McC;ANN JANISE McCOUCH CAROLYN McDANIEL DAVID McDANIEL CONNIE McDonald BETTiE McDonnell I ERENCE McGRATH NANCA McGREADY [OSEPH McLAHCHLAN DENNIS McNAMER ROBERT MANN FOMMY MANN 90 A, - ' •• V A A, A kiwi III l vRcrsoN AR I III R MAR 1 IN DORIS MAR ri |l W l R I l ]V ) l R I IN . IAR(. ARl I l SK CllARI.I S MASON RICHARD M I III RS MAR(;i- rri-. maiikson 1U•.NN MAirillAVS Dl-.LORI S MA I I III S BONN! MAll ' IN DINISI- MAIPIN )AMi;s MAN LEE MA KARL M KS BOH MEADOWS DIANE MERRI ET ANNEl ' EE MESSICK NANCA MESSINO linwood miles c;arol n miller nell miechell larlene moore charlene moss c;arol mlndv preseon mlrran donna eackenberc, SANDRA NANLEN (.ERALDINE NASCA ERANK NAESI WILLIAM NlA (,OMIi i! fp5 e e f k 4 1 91 ..11 XAN ' C NICHOLS Rl lA MC;H()1.,S ROBERT NORMAN LINDA NLRNLV NORMA 0C:HS ANNL OHLRN SHIR LEV OC.HLRN I ' m LLIS I ' . LMIERI NAN(A PARKER KA I IlERINE I ' ARLETT WINSLON PALTERSON BARBARA PAYNE TED PEMBER EON ELO D PERKINSUN RONALD PETERS BR EN DA PEYTON LIP.B ' PHILLIPS RALPH PHILLIPS ROBER I PIEDMONT FA E PIERCE C.LORIA POLLARD BARBARA POLLOCK ALLEN POLON LEAH POPPER ARNOLD POWELL GERALD POVNTER WILLIAM POVN I ER rebecc;a pra ' i I yACK PULLEY ALS ' I ON PURXIS ROr.ER I PX RON C:iIARLES RASNICK 92 • J.,, 1 « •  W • ■ A. A M R R ASON l.ARRN RA M•;R l.AW ' Rl-.NCK RIAKNE RONALD REYNOLDS f.LKNN RIIODI S MARSHA RICK ALIll R I RICH XRDSON JCDV ROliU KABL N ROBKRI S, |R. Sri ' AR L ROI ' .LR LS C:AMI1 RINI ROIU-R rsoN HUCll RUliLR ISON MALRICK ROBINSON M R(.ARI I ROCIlKrTE A A RLSSLLL GORDON RLSSLLL DONALD SABER ROBER ' L SALMON ROBERT W. SALMON HAR E SCIIERR lians school rober i a schwab c:ecelia schw ari ROMAN SECkORA MEREDI I II SIMBI.ER WILLIAM SHEI ' ARD EAR EN A SIIEIVS ION EONI SHIELDS ROBER E SHII l.EE ROBER E SHOWALTER |AMES SK.EL LEONA SHAER imi 93 ■ ' ♦;. ♦ k 4 •• '  HON ' NIK SIMON 1.K1-: SIMl ' SON. |R. PATRICIA SLAL ' GHTKR t;ELi:.S IKR SLONAKER I) MI-1, SMALL |AMKS SMALL BliTTV SMII II |ANET SMILII [IM SMITH KENNEl H SMI EH LAWRENCE SMITH MICiHAELSMErH SHEPPARD SMI I H |LI) SMI LIISON ROHERL SOUTH ARH RAY SPELTER [AMES SPIVEY W ' ANNE SLEELE LU 1 HER SI EGALL OAlLSElCi.VLL RAPHAEL STEPHENS. 1 1 1 TED S I EPP I HOMAS SEILLWELL PHVLLLSSTILTNER (TIRISI INE STRA ' LHMANN EDWARD SLRK.KLAND MAR LI I A SIALES RICEIARD STYLE NOW ' L S ' INTER LINDA I AR L ALLEN 1 AN LOR CHARLO LTE EAMX)R 94 K I tic j-- J1 Vi? JU .•.♦• ♦•.♦•.♦•.••••-••J;J;J:J KATHl-.RIXI TAVI.OR . IAR lAM.OR rOM I IMl ' l.I ION CARL ILRRIXL nWII) THAW 111 RV IHOMAS M()R(. AX riiOM S ROBliRl IHOMAS THOMAS THOMI ' SOX w Ai.n-.R 1 HiRsrox, |r. MAR(.AR1 1 I 11 RXFA 1R{.IXIA rOMKO (OHX to i;ll MAR ' 1X 1 RL ' LL. |R. I.IXDA TL ' RXl-.R SAXDRATL ' RXKR JOHX TYLER XANCA ' I ' HL DORIS ' AL SLSIL VOGT PHYLLIS X ' ALZ l-RAXKLIX WAl.DRO! ' [AXLI WALKLR W AYXE WALKER RETTA WALLS DAVID WARREN LYELL WARREN SIMOX WAIERS CAROIAX W A I klXS ERANR WAl KlXS SAXDRA Wl A l R PALL WEI ' .ll 95 carol weinberg feral welrorn pairic:l wells allan werhow SYDNEY WHl LINC; ' ONNE WICKER CARL WILLE MS ELlZAliEEH WILLIAMS RELA WILLI. MS I AMES WILSON MEREDITH WINN, [R. REUECCA WINSTON WA E WIRAM JOSEPH WIRT DA ' ID ' oodco(:k MARC. ARE E WOODS DON WORKMAN CARLEEN WRICiHT CHARLES WRICHT MARION WRK.HT I IIOMAS WRICHT WILLIAM WRIGH ' I, III SHARON YOUNG jl Dl IH YOUNGBLOOD JLIDIEH ZITTA 96 • • : : : :-; ::;: :4-4 : • • •♦• ' ' R.lM.s ()icc()l ilRniuhmules. ihc PROSCRIPT, prints ihc news as il sees fil. The paper is a prod- iicl ol llie Departnient ol journalism and is a training aid lo those students who will be going into newspaper vork I he PROSCRIP I has been the recipient ol many awards in past years which ha e set it aside as a distinguished collegiate pid lication. Murray Hollis Business Manager VOICE OF THE MULTITUDES — THE PROSCRIPT David Burton Edi+or-in-Chief 98 Left to right: Hensley, Elliott, Hollls, Beal, Gibson, Jennings Bryant; Burton; Shepston; Smith; Murphy, Sandy, Absher Lollard, Prentice. Piclurccl above is ihc capable staff ol the 1962 PROSCRIPr organization. Thoiigb the staff works licnclishly hard, late nuo the night to pro- duce each weekly paper, many ol tiie publica- tion ' s stall ha e done extra work on R.IM. ' s liter- ary siipi)kir.cnt, THE IM ACE. 99 . ♦ • « .. • ♦ ■ ♦• :• • ■ ■ The 1962 COliBLES ' IOXE inaiks a nulcsione m yearbook progress. From a iic v publisher and a highly sensiti e xolunieer staff ha e come trcsli new ideas which w ill make this publication a book to remember lor man) ' }ears lo come. I he staff started loin months behind schedtde. and any other staff might ha e had a tendency to drop the whole affair. Ikn the spirit generated by the stall itself showed those concerned that there was cour- age behind the COBBLESTONE ' S convictions. Triumphantly the staff evaded through yards ol production preretiuisites in order to get the ball rolling. And once it was g ' nng there was no stop- ping COBBLES TONE 62. Editor-ln-Chlef Susan E. Pennington FOR ALL OUR YESTERDAYS — COBBLESTONE 62 Left to right: Carmines, Smith, King, Siegle. Mitchell, Enoch, Knox, Pennington, Rigney, Cordy, Gottlieb. . ' vv ' -♦•••■ ♦•-♦ •♦•-•■• - P i ■! j ' .; ■■■- ' : i- reenberg, Peacock, Cohen. Business Manager Raymond M. Carmines, Jr. .-Vs juslicc lo lliosc who worked bcliind llic scenes and were lost in ihc shulllc as this Ijook went piece 1) piece to press, herein is i en credit to Pete M.iiht iia lor ihe drawings used in sections ihrough- nui tile book, and to Ben Bookoiil who set u|) the chiss sections. .Also ve must consider H po, out extra photographer in light situations. 101 i i ' N ' it ' «rt f ft. 4) jfl t 0 « « ♦ • ♦ •• •■ ■- ' CAMPUS ROYALTY ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • ♦ ' ' ■ ' ! ' ! ♦ ' • ' ■••♦ ♦•♦•♦•• Brenda Whitehurst Maid of Honor May Court Barbara Jenks Apple Blossom Representative 103 41 • « ' - •. «• iti ■I ' l a. ' • ■♦• MAY COURT SENIOR ATTENDANTS : Eilie Heavner, attendant; Linda Messersmith, Class Sweet- heart; Sandy Kellum, attendant. JUNIOR ATTENDANTS A . WkksTS- -«. T A ik s ;! Alice King, Class Sweetheart: Pam Murrary, attendant; Barbara Massengill, attendant. 104 ' l l ' l ' l ' i Joy Bennett, Class Sweetheart; Susan Klotzman, attendant: Shirley Critzer, attendant. SOPHOMORE ATTENDANTS FRESHMAN ATTENDANTS Rhea Galetti, attendant; Leigh French, attendant; Pat Bowman, Class Sweetheart. 105 ii ' it ' jN ' X - • ' ,- . ,}, • . it -A., d ' ♦ ▼ , - T-, Always a t[uccn-tall, graceful Alice Boxley was selected to vcign as Queen of the Harvest liall. A lady in every respect she lea es an impression of iniprctcnlicnis gentleness and oracioiisness.  « « • • ' : % '  . ♦♦♦•♦♦•♦ ♦• • - ' Alice and attendants were chosen by popula; . . , oil. THE TURNING OF THE LEAVES SET THE SCENE FOR THE HARVEST BALL DeeDee Bishop — Attendant Nancy Goodwin — Attendant Pat Bowman — Attendant 107 c i  • •♦ 4 ■ ■ ' Mrs. Diane Sears awarded the Aiumni Award as the outstanding student in the Senior Class. SENIOR AWARDS Penny Wetzler and Pat Scott received the Leadership Keys as the outstanding leaders of the Senior Class. The Art Achievement Awards were presented to Bailey Dwiggins-Commercial Art, hHerman Reed — Arts and Crafts, and Arthur Tyler — Interior Design. Matthew McGrath and Mrs. Diane Sears received the Scholarship Keys for maintaining the highest average for four years. ins ♦ ' ♦ ♦ % • ■ ' ' i;X;4: ; ;i; : : ♦ ri .4 ' .♦ vf -4 ♦ •.♦ % • ♦ •• • • .• ' ' JUNIOR MARSHALS SELECTED BY SENIOR CLASS Dick Whitehead and Dee Dee Bishop. Emmett Powell and Margaret Zeigler Alice King and Wally Saval George Crawfoiu cirpj 1 cim Ivlunary. SERVE IN AN HONORARY CAPACITY 109 ' i r -5.r.i.;a.];v. ; ' iv-i ' - --. ' ■ •■ . •♦•♦♦: .♦- .J ' ; R.P.I ' s cliorus tra cLs near and far displayini iluir nuisical crsalility and jjronKjting ihe interest of the School of Music. SING ALONG WITH MR. B. HARMONIUM. FIFE AND DRUM R.P.I. ' s oluntary band presents several musical programs each year. Yhe band also provides a relaxing afternoon for those wiio are musically inclined. 110 ira ! ♦ •• ♦ % ♦ • ,f ,7 '  T . ' f • ' ■ ' ■ ' « ' i ' i ' i : •; ' ;, _i • « :« ,• ' t ' ;v ,-f i . •♦• , .. •;, ' i- ' i . « ' • ' . ' , ' . f- . : .- ♦ ♦ ♦•• -■ ' i. ' - Contemplative President Pat Scott ponders the path over which he has led S.G.A. V Always on the lookout for a bargain Penny Wetzler holds forth with a bit of canned humor. THE GUIDE LINES ON A COLLEGIATE BLUEPRINT Secretary Susan Wolf kept the minutes of S.G.A. more efficiently than could father time. Pert Miss Finance, Pat Story kept check of the loose change in the financial pool of S.G.A. 112 ♦ •♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • ♦■%•♦•♦•• • • • f • % • • • Top to bottom, left to right: Russell, Trainor, Dowdy, Jenks, Arington, Yearick, Zeiglar, Story, Wetzler, Scott, Woolf. THE BALANCE OF JUSTICE THE TOP OF THE MARK I lu ' Sliidcnt Honor Council lias made vith im- surpasscd Avisdoni ihc decisions in cases intiiisled lo iheni. I) lunnher lluii ' work is small but by impoilantc ihey are the c|)il()iiiL ' ol justice. S.Ci.A. ' s Executive Conmiittce ha e met regidar- ly to consider the best course of action to take in guiding S.Ci.A. and the studeiu boily. They are the na igators oi a sea ol red tape and steadfast tradition. timr Top to bottom, left to right: Dowdy, Zeigler, Yearick, Scott, Wetzler, Woolf, Story. 7.V .. ., .•i i. . ' Jb-iw.v.vv.- REPRESENTATIVES OF THE MASSES First row: Minor, Scott, Woolf, Wetzler, Story. Second row: Sanders, Critzer, Beldinq, French, Otto, Meade, Porter, Cohen, Couslnes, Sinclair. Third row: Ria, Jenks, hlovis, Blackwell, Arinqton, Reline, Hamilton, Bookout, Dower, Duffner, Dobbs, Green, Check. The dedicated sliidcius ol S.C..A. represent the various groups and organizations Lo be found on R.P.I. ' s cobblestone campus. With discretion and carefully chosen actions these niendiers promote the best interest of their chdis and the school as a whole. 114 I  •••♦••♦ EVAPORATED EFFERVESCENCE: THE DAY STUDENTS LEAGUE (icnc lioiii ihf campus scene is the Day Siudeiu ' s League. I he uienibevs are still here, biu the club and tlie interest whiih should lia e proninled it are gone. I hotigh a shoot ol this large plant sprang eagerly upwaid in the lall of the school year, it sf)on withered and died, a icliin oi the blisteied atinospheie ol cli(|ue snobbery which losteied it. Come on Da) Studeius. siiow R.P.I. you can gi e her the support she needs! 115 ' !. }. ' } •• ♦ The laiQc dorm which sils on the corner oi Park A enuc has hmg been known to the students here at R. P. I. as 8L ' S. Ahhough it is a Fairly large vonien ' s dornutory the yoimg ladies who call it home at R. P. I. enjoy its Friendly atmosphere and hospitality. Voices oF all kinds ring through its halls as the girls make lasting friendships with others in this house. 828 PARK AVENUE Music often is an outlet for expression of various moods. Roommates practicing the twist to be in shape for the next swinging party, or solitude — a lonely tune on the guitar. IKi •  -. .♦•,♦-♦-.♦•.♦•♦•♦ • • • Officers for this year are: Linda Mount, Treasurer: Carolyn Hodges, Vice-President: LaRue Nettles, Presideit: Maria Lehman, Secretary; Rea Goliffa, Freshman Repre- sentative. Strange things are happening in the bathroom. tMa r£ :riir i f Aip:rri i . .„,! time at 828. . ' , ' .N Ji. ■ r ' r r . - s RITTER-HICKOK Officers: T. Freeman, Pres.; E. Mason, V. Pres.; J. Britt, Sec. B. Clark, Treas.; S. Bissel, Fresh. Rep. - dSSiK- Everyone at R. P. I. will remember the yellow dorm with tlie large Avhite columns biu will they remember that it wa.s built in 1855 and is one of the historical homes of Richmond? In this old but elegant Iioiise many R. P. I. girls have spent four happy years in tlieir home away from home. Tears, joy, work and play will l)e remend eied by all oirls who li ed in and loxed Riiur-Hickok. lis ♦ ♦ • 928 PARK 1 Ik- iiLWcsl (jl ilii 1 . I ' . I. woiiicn ' s doniiiiorics is ilic home ol a cry small ; r )U|j ol skirls. Willi its new and lovely in- terior, die dorm welcomes all who cnLcr ihere. Because the t i ' oup is small the girls leel they get to know one another so much better than in other large dorms. This closeness allows the girls to share many experiences both in class work and oiusiile ac li il ies. Officers this year: Susan Lively, Treas.; Katy hieinz, Sec; Bridget Sheridan, Pres.; Pat Smith, V. Pres.; Anne Sanders, Freshman Representative. 119 ' • ' l ' i, ' },-h ' ' i ' ' ' i i-i- f - ■ - : «i :♦ : ' . - - ' - ' i ' • ' : ♦. ' ♦ ' SCHERER HALL The only (lonniLoi wiih li c lloors and an Licxaioi lo irans port its 94 young ladies is Scherer Hall. Although it ' s a long ualk to the caletcria and to classes, the iris don ' t seem to mind. Because of the large number of residents in this dorm, the girls learn to kno v well others in e ery department on campus. The friendships made, the hours of studying, the nimierous niglil-lile acti ities will always he remembered by the girls ol .Scherer Hall. Officers are: Chris Fayle, Treas.; Lucy Blair, Pres.: Donna Greene, Freshman Rep. Susan Meade. V. Pres.: Virainia Team, Sec. 120 •♦••••♦ ••♦ . ' ♦ .% .;♦ :♦ • ' • .• . • • • • ♦ • ♦ ANDERSON HOUSE Officers: M. Revere, Pres.; A, Blondin, V.P.; J. Halter, Sec. J. Price, Treas.; J. Frazier, Fresh. Rep. Aiioilui sill, ill house- 1)111 wiiii ;i n plcasaiU aluiosphcrc is Aiukrson House, bciui known .is it I . ' i doiin. Ii is silualcd in llic middle- ol llu- (100 block ol W ' csi Irankliu .Sul-ci and has an inlci ior staircase h.dconx ill, II holds ni.iin iiicmoiics loi ihe skills who li c- there-. Ian ol its girls aie represented in aiious R. V. I. activities. 121 . • MEREDITH HOUSE Officers: P. Richardson. Pres.; J. Poindexter, V.P.; S. Combs, Treas.; M. Woods, Fresh. Rep. Meredith House is one (jI ihe larecr iloniiiloi ies al R. P. 1. and its girls from all walks of life learn to work together in a er) imiiieil atmosphere. All the girls who live in this dorm will cherisii tlie memories they have had together, always remembering especially their famous Christmas skits and spring parties. ! 122 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ •%•••■%•••■••♦•♦•♦•• ♦■♦ ' Washing machine failure at a strategic time. It was a hectic time decorating the Christmas tree but it was worth it. 123 • 4 ■ : ■ .. t ■■f .: ' ' - ' LEE HOUSE I he lioiiiL- ol loily-oiif yoimi; lailii-s is a laiiiiliai si.t lu on campus. Ihc panics. icle isi( :n. bridge, sno vljall lii;lus, .sunglasses clays, studying, jokes, laughs, lears, and happiness shared by all the girls in Lee House ha e helped each to grow in character and to be better prepared lor their place in the huure. Officers: L. Tlmberlake, Sec; S. Burston, Fresh. Rep.; M. Fitzhugh, Treas. P. Murray, Vice President; A. Weirick, President. I 124 « « •.♦ ♦■. •- •♦■• ■- After hours get-togethsr — always a gas. Cop on the corner — twisting in the parlor. Some have it, some don ' t. 1 U . .N ' A ' V. ' .•• ' i  ' FOUNDERS HALL Officers: T. Shepherd, Pres.; G. McKenzie, V.P.; M, Perncelli, Sec: A. Glazener, Treas. missing, G. hiamllton. With easy access to classes, the cafeteria, and R. P. I. functions, is the hneest dorm at R. P. I.. Founders Hall. Its many rooms: its north, south, east, and west halls; its large parlors: and its stair- case help to make Founders an intriguing part of the lixc ' s of its young ladies. Living in such a large house recjuires a great deal of adaptability on the part of each girl but through the years it has proved to be the home of one big happy family. 126 ♦ % ♦ !■■♦.%. 4 %• ' ••♦ • ' ♦•♦• ' ♦• 1 he largest l)())s ' doi iiiiioiA hoili in si c .iiul resi- dents located across lioin Monroe Park is 712 Doi Ml. I lie imii ' s iiilii iii.ir is liou ' -eil in ilns dorm also. .Ml the a Imni llie hoilci room ni llie base- nieiit lo ilic |)enihouse on ilii ' louiih lloor. one finds a .niel oi men Irom e er w.dk oi lile and e ery section ol the coiniir . all uiih one connnon oal— inc leasin liieir edncalion at R. P. 1. 712 DORM Dorm officers: Rick hieidloff, Pres.; Marvin Lipes, Sec; fHerb Appel. V. Pres.: Ray Carmines, Treas. 127 ♦ • ♦ w ▼ ' ▼« , '  ' ► T 312 MENS DORMITORY Officers: Dave Warren, Treas.; J. Watkins, Pres.; T. Alphin, Sec: D. Hughes, V. P. The home of predominantly Freshman men students, is 312 Dormitory located at 312 Shaler Street. It is close to R. P. I. classes, the caleteria. and other activities. Although it has a pint size living room its occupants don ' t mind because they are seldom all together since they ha e aried interests and activities. ' Hiey do hoAve er. learn a great deal Irom living with others in florm lile. 128 ♦ ♦ AGAINST THE EIGHT WE TWO STAND ALONE These two buildings contain the men dorm students at R.P.I. 129 Vi «l ar- «■! ■ ■• ■ ■ . •  • - A . ' M A A ' J ' . Formal dinner highlights hiillel year. THE HILLEL FOUNDATION The Hillel Foundation is dcxotcd to iht religious, cultural, and counseling activities of the Jewish student at Richmond Professional Institute. Their aried programs consist of mo ' ies. discussions, and addresses. Through these programs the students are given a deeper understanding of their iaith. In addition o this the group has many and aried social affairs that are enjoyed by all members of the organization. 130 •♦♦■♦ officers: Adams, Pres.; Rev. Baker; Cox, Treas.; Vaughn, Rapp, Saunders, Cousins, Terrell, SGA Rep. THE CANTERBURY CLUB 1 Ik ' ClaiilciiniiA Cllui) unilcs Episcopal Suulcius in Icllowship and helps ihcm to integrate and in- terpret the knowledge ihev arc gaining in ihe light oi the Church ' s teaching. The group meets each week for snpper and dis- cussion at St. James Episcopal Church, just one block off campus. 131 ♦ 4! ♦ • . ' a i; ' A ' i ■ ' • • ■. ' ►.♦-♦-•♦■♦ n-f. v Officers: Beale, Sec; Minor, SGA Rep.; Howison, V-Pres.; Fling, Advisor; May, Advisor; Mason, Pres.; Hilton, Treas. W xx-x-- P«, ( • X - X J % X • Xj THE BAPTIST STUDENT UNION The Baptist Student Union provides a strongly lorged link between the Baptisl students on campus and the local Baptist churches ol ' the coni- iiuuiuy ihrounh weekly meetings ot panel discussions, mo ' ies. and lello v- ship suppers, the Baptist Student Un- ion instills a high religious value of lile, and helps the students to share ilieir solutions to lile ' s common prob- lems. 132 V :•%•:♦ ♦•:J  •••:••♦ •♦•• -♦•♦ IIk ' W ' lsUx lomulalioii adiiiiiiis li ' is to llic spiriliial iictds ol iIk ' Mclliodisl sliiilcnls ihioii h Icllow- slii|), ()rslii|). and lit naluiii. It |)i() idrs the sliidcnts willi an op- porlunilN lo make u ,c ol their ideas and talents lor the betterment ol their ehurdi and laitii. The stu- dents also discuss imitnal problems and lind .mswers within tlie Irame- work ol their church. THE WESLEY FOUNDATION Officers: Bookout, SGA Rep.; Cobb, SGA Alt.; Murray, Pres.; Rigney, V-Pres.; Williams, Sec.-Treas.; Helsler, Motive Chairman. i 133 M « i ■:.j,. .j, ' :, ' i, ' :. ' J ' . . . v n 4 ■ ♦ 4 • ' ♦ • ' i ' . • CHURCH. SCHOOL AFFILIATIONS Richnioiul proxides an cxtcnsi c number of churches Ironi vhich the student may choose his particular alliliation. On this page are shown two ol the larger churches which are kno vn particu- larly to R.P.I, students. The gracelul lines of each of these l ' o churches set them off as ex- amples oi superb beauty. 15ut the personal varmth of each congregation pro ides the stimulus for R.P.L students to worship there. 134 I ♦ • • ♦ % • Officers: Brown, Program Chairman; Sinclair, V-Pres.; Conner, Social Chairman; Brownlee, Advisor; Brownlee, Advisor; Worn- ble, Pres. THE WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP I he W ' cstiniiistcr F cllow.ship proxidcs fellowship ol ( luisliaii sliulcnls scckiiit; a (lcc])cr uiukrslaiul- iiii; ol the Presbyterian laith and its iniplicalions ol liie. Ii works towards relating the CHnistian lailh lo the arions piiases ol academic and social hie on 1 Ik- anujiis. 135 I. L ' 4, 1 • ,•- ■•; ' • .- ■ . !• -•■ . ♦• -T ' . •: ♦ - 2f • ; ; ; :; Left to right: Ray, Ryland, Pennington, Anderson, Klnq, Hunter, Allen, Fleming, John- son, Page, Lennon, Caple, Still, Hinson, McKenzie, Smith, Christian, Holcomb, Grain, Scott, Yontz, Walton, Gunner, Oakley, McClarity, McClarity. Snead. Our worthy advisor Mrs. Dorothy hiamiiton ' .rsf AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF DESIGNERS STUDENT CHAPTER The student chapter ot the American Institute of De- signers is alliliated ' ith the national organization of the same name. Its main objective is to bring the students wlio are studying tliis profession closer to their xocation. This is achieved by speakers already in the Held and by trips to variotts places pertaining to interior design. This year the club went to the Duponi Mirseinn, W ' interthur, in Wilmington, Delaware and to Philadelphia to toiu ' museums and historical homes and labric mills. E ery year the group also entertains ihe Virginia Chapter ol the A.l.D. 1.36 ♦ ♦ • • Everyone remembers when the ole bed broke down. Time out from the tour for a cigarette and a coke. Officers, left to right: Snead, President; Oakley, V-Pres.; McKenzie, Treas.; Johnson, SGA Rep.; King, Corr. Sec; Smith, SGA Rep.; Missing: Sledge, Sec. 137 ' i, A, • , • ■ ' i, ' i,v. ' ;• ' ■ ' ' . . •♦. ♦. ' f. PHI BETA LAMBDA I Left +0 right; t i-Aneny, Sec; Stanfield, V-Pres.; Minor Greco, Hist.; Hall, Treas.; Minor, Pres. First Row, left to right: Minor, Hall, Minor, McAneny. Second Row: Hodge, Zitta, Bishop, Tackenberg, Gladstone, Rochette. Third Row: Spruill, Whittington, Thompson, Hall, Johnson, Ogburn, Messing, Deets. Fourth Row: Brownell, Braswell, Voshall, Hazle- wood, Armentron, Navse. Fifth Row: Martin, Carmines, Newell, Duffner, Robinson, Hamlin, Small. Sixth Row: Johnson, Bess, Rasor, Jenkins, Shifflet, Wright, Babb, Mot- ley, Cassab, Triebly, Fraysar, Britton, Higgins. ♦ • ♦ •;♦• •;♦• • ' ••■.•• ♦• •♦• IMii Ikia l-amb(Ia is a siiidciil diaplfi of the na- iioiial division ol I ' lii Ikia Lambda, k is coiii- posid ol l)usiiifss in.ijors ai R.IM. lis purpose is to (k ' Niloj) a genuine interest in Ijiisiness and a (lose bond between its nieinl)eis. Dining the year the clubs aeti ities ha e coirsisted ol a liayride. publisliiiii I he student directory, a Christinas daiKe, |)ai lit ipation in the May Carnival, and the hniious slave sale. .Aside Iroin its social activities speci.d speakers ironi the leahn ol business speak at till ' niet-tin s. What am I bid for this fine younq Slavs ' ; Oh, please master. Queen of the Slaves, Dedie Knox. 139 •■ :■. ' N ' X , rU ♦ ! -4 • ' ' ♦ • ♦ ' ' ' • Officers, lefi- fo right: Mrs. Mundy, Advisor; Landreth, V- Pres.; Medlin, Pres.: Ellis, Trees.; Proctor, SGA Rep.; George, Sec. Inspiration is llic I cxavokI oI the laslnon clul) this year. They iiope to inspire the sliidenls ol R.l ' .I. to recognize the importance ol iashion on campus. Some ol their projects mchide. making and (hessing Christmas dolls lor children at M.C.V.. selling doniits in the dorms, and ha ing guest speakers on liirs. advertising, and milinery. Hats off to the fashion club. FASHION CLUB Dress desiqn ' nq starts with an idea, then a drawing, then the finished product. V Ik w 1-10 • •««■« «  « ■;♦. .♦ • ' •••• ♦• •♦• I ' m (llii is ilu- only iiaiional honorary Iralcrnilv on I ,nii|)us. I lie nifnil)crship rcciuirfuicius arc iwihc- lioiiis ( onipU ' tc ' d in psychology and a person nuisi hi ' laknii; six honrs in ps cholo al ihc present inin ' , Ini a loi.il ol eii;hleen honrs. A 2.0 average is nipnied. I he Unuiion ol ihis organi alion is to |)roin(;le nileresl ni ihe iiehl ol ps (holog and p (hiiir ' . Tliis is accf)in])lislu ' d l) lihns. guesl leclurers. experiments, and field nips. The chil) iiiaiiHains a .scholarship Itind lot deserving stn- diiils in psvchology. B . !«i p mS Ik 5 Bi Officers, iefl- to right: Wimfree. Pres.; Marks, SGA Rep.: Watson, Sec; Missing: Wordell, V-Pres.; Timmons, Treas. PSI CHI First Row, left to right: Barbour, Bass, Martin, Mansfield. Second Row: Burgess, Griz- zard, Elmore, Marks. Third Row: Watson, Woodruff, Jensen, Wimfree. Fourth Row: Dr. Blake, Dr. Ogdon, Dr. Turovh, Advisors. 141 ♦ • ' . ' ♦■ f.f. ♦ «lVVf• ♦ ♦ ♦. fv ♦. f. ' Right to left: Beattie, Massenglll, Renick, Slater. Second Row: Brown, Sinclair, Porter, Zieqier, Montague, Groland. Third Row: Gould, Alexick, Menthena, Pope, Heidloff, Whitefield, Pleat, Nurnberger. Officers, left to right: Alexick. Pub.; Pope, Gould, Exhibit Chairman; Porter, SGA Rep.; Pleet, Pres.; Renick, Advisor; Sinclair, Sec.-Treas. FINE ARTS CLUB The Fine Arts Club has contributed greatly to many caniptis activities, from the fall sidewalk sale to the painters sale for the scholarship drive. The Fine Arts Club provides both students and members of the comnuuiity an opportunity to in- crease their knowledge and ownership of con- temporary art. Fine Art Cluli, a scholarship of its own to be presented to a member ol the depart- ment deemed worthy of the award. 142 i 1 Members of the club: King, Weaver. Foltz, David, Martin, Cass, Biddle, Berket, Hayes Johnson, Sams, Wilson, Johnston, Conner, Reed. THEATER ASSOCIATES I lif.iicr Associates composed ol siiulenls sharing a coininoii iiiicrest in ihc tlieatcr. The association provides many opportunities to have qualified speakers in tlie entertainment Held and also stim- ulatis A belter theatrical understanding among its iiKiiibers. Officers: Berket, Treas.; Wilson, V-Pres.; David, Advisor; Biddle, Pres.; Johnston, Reed, SGA Rep. 143 First Row, left fo right: Minor, Thompson, Stanfleld, Braswell, htas+Ings, Brandon, Moore, Chin. Second Row: Stephenson, Zoeck- ler, Lawhorne, Miller. Voshall, Gibrall, Baker, Clyborne. Third Row: Mays, Gibson, Mason, Muse, Paret, Gayle, Meisler, Edwards. Fourth Row: Ewell, Dunn, Martin, West, Profitt, Switzer, Stevens. Fifth Row: tHawthorne, Bader, Pollard, hHeime- man. Carmines, Wood, McAneny, Wilson, Thomas. SOCIETY FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF MANAGEMENT Officers, left to right: Martin, 1st V-Pres.; Edwards, Advisor; Ewell, Pres.; Bader, Sec; Wilson, 2nd V-Pres.; Brydon, Treas. The Society lor the Advancement of Managcnieni. ilic recognized national professional organization of managers in industry, commerce, government and education, and ihe pioneer in manage- ment philosophy, has hccn dedicated to tlie advancement ol management and of management men and women since 1912 when the original laylor Society was established. :44 ♦ ♦ ♦ . , ♦ V V ' - ■ ' ■. ' ■ ■- Its funny how the names of egotist often are forgotten, therefore the members of this club will go unidentified. EGOTIST CLUB I luic ail ' tj otisi c ci ) wIk ' I c. Hul vrv ai R.IM. a U ol ilic most egotistical gii)s lia c joiiud lo- mllur lo lorni a tliilj licaiint; ilif same name. I he aic olten seen on campus trying lo loot llieir own lioi n to some innocent coed. Wale h oiil girls )oii might be iie. tl a ijr-r Ti— r.-7 ' 14. ' ) ' ' T r y f ■ •♦ The Accidciual Club is made up ol suidcius lu rolled in the School of Music al R.P.I. The nieni- bers nuist belong to either the band or chorus or sonic other nuisical acti ity on campus. The cltd)s pinpose is to promote a better iniderstanding and appreciation o( music. This is done by bringing to the students a series of concerts by vell kno vn groups and indi iduals. . n example woidd be the Mozart Trio that performed here in Novem- ber. Officers, left to right: Haas, V-Pres.; Campbell, Pres.; Mason, Treas. Second row: Cherry, Advisor; Burton, Sec; Ellis, SGA Rep. ACCIDENTAL CLUB First Row, left to right: Eley, Campbell, Martin, Gayle, Pollard, Burton, Tacke. Second Row: hiaas. Keener, Franlin, Duffey, Dentry, Johnston, Davis. Third Row: hlughes, Trevuett, Stalmaker, Cole, Skalarlo, Sherard, Robinson, Williams, Ellis, Brady. H L- I Mi My 1 r WT n ' ' ' 2 - j H B B ll — ' w ' , L JB IP ' J ■ . ' . -- . -t!£ = sasif « ' - 146 .« %■« • « f Left to right: Brown, Poindexter, Hoffer, Halter, Hawkins, Murrary, Coleman, Dehart, George, Jenkins, Womble, Meir, Carey, Watkins, Hill, Powell, Mirer. DISTRIBUTORS CLUB Officers, left to right: Hill, Pres.; Watkins, V-Pres.; Tracy, Treas.; Murrary, Sec: Hawkins, Newspaper; McDonald, Pub- licity; Belding, SGA Rep. This ortiaiii alion is lur the suulcuts ill Disiribiilion and has as iis pur- pose lurlhcring ihc wclhiie ol iis members. This is accomplished by ])ro idino a means of learning the ()cational opportunities in the field oi Distribution. It gi es the mem- bers a respecl lor their tiainiiig and a dcsiie to fuse liie tiaining lacili- tics vilh the undeistanding ol niaii- agciiieiit j)rol)lems. ' A-i ' jb ' i. ' ' -J- ' ' Seated, left to right: Styles, Littleton, Dower, Burton, Bowry. Compton. Standing: Woods, Suthere, James, Davis, Hebert, Vaughn, Menard, Harris, Devorak, Wilson, Friedman, Holloway. WOMEN ' S RECREATION ASSOCIATION Officers, ieff to right: Littleton, Sec. -Trees. ; Dower, SGA Rep.; Harris, V-Pres.; Bowry, Pres. llXil marked the ic-cstahlishinciU of the WR.A, after five years of donnancy. The purpose of tliis organization is to offer to all women sliulents the opportunity to participate in athletics, intramural and varsity, dances, recreation, and other gymnas- tics; to develop and promote a spirit of friendli- ness, companionship, and sportsmanship; and to endea c)r to analyze and dexelop (he recreational opporlunilics ol ihe campus. 14S , , •••t « . • vt - •.♦ ■•♦ • .♦ ■-• •-• ' •■■• ' ; : Officers: Jenkins, Pres.; Blackwell, SGA Rep.; Terreil, Treas. Meiers, SGA Rep.; Sembler, Sec; Williams, V-Pres. YOUNG REPUBLICANS CLUB Left to right: Williams, Blackweli, Terrell, Thompson, Meiers, Duffner, Sembler, Sandlin, hHammersley. I lu ' nuiiibcis (}| iliis lu ' w campus oii ani al ion ari ' ilall inlLTeslcd 111 llic liiiuiion ol iluir j ox ltuiiiciu ami how llic , as Amc ' ritans, tan hriur nndcTsiaiul and .sci c ils ideals and [nii|)osc. I he WLic host ihis I- ' cl)iuar lo tlic stale coiucntioii ol ' iit;inia I ' cdcralion ol ' ouni. RL|)ul)li( an C;iubs. 149 •,: ? ; r : - Occup.ilKinal lliciai)) is ihc scieiuitic application ol am atiixiiv. niciual or physical, prescribed by a |)lnsician .iiul adniinisterecl by a irainecl thera- jjisL lor iliL purpose of hastening recovery from disease or injury. Closer contact with the profes- sional Avorld and better understanding of their profession is a main objective of the members of the club. Programs include speakers, panel dis- cussions, and vocational demonstrations. Special activities include joint meetings and programs with cerebral j alsy groups. Each year is higli- lighled by the annual spring banc[uet. Officers, left to right: Goode, Pres.; Kooiman, Advisor; Kytle, V-Pres.; Mann, Sec: Smith, Trees.; Goodwin, Howi- son, SGA; Graham, Freshman Rep.; Meade, SGA Rep. OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY CLUB First Row, left to right: Mann, Berrier, Enoch, Boggs. Second Row: Worth, Cheatham, Boryklynd, Smith. Third Row: Graham, Wiesleder, Jones, Kytie. Fourth Row: hHowison, Reynolds, Lowory, Scholl, Strathmann. Fifth Row: Coozle, Val, Long, Mulvary, Grimm, Ross, Goodwin, Jungclaus, Courtney, Goode, Combs, Meade, Vaughn, Wolfe, Rogg- man, McGready. ♦ ♦ • ?, ■ ' . . ' . ' •■ ' i Guest speakers hold club members undivided attention. Members are taught lab skills. 151 The art of ceramics is enjoyed in various club activities. « ♦ 4 ' ♦ • • .••■ . ' ; . •■ ., .-. Jb Ai ; irt « ■ ' • ♦ ' Ilif (.ciiiian C u ol R.IM. is ilu- onh men ' s social group on campus and is open to all male sUulcnLs who arc in good standing. Its many func- tions during the year include: a pledge dance in the I all; the Holly liall in December, which is lormal; a spring outing, a S veetheart dance. bo l- ing parlies, and many other activities to promote lelloAvship and school spirit at R.P.I. Officers: Wilhalm, Activities; Whitehead, Pres.; SGA; Taylor, Treas.; Sfone, V-Pres. Duffne GERMAN CLUB twi f m Miiiffi JS First Row, left to right: Duffner, Stanfield, White- head, Preln, Stone. Second Row: Navis, Martin, Seckora, Faulamb, Davis. GLORIA COLLINS — SWEETHEART 1,52 ♦ ♦ • . .r r . .- . V ' ' - ' 1, ' :. ' j. ' i- i. rf.- . ' i i - i • ? ♦ ■ ' r - . - i •.♦ - • • First Row, left to right: Combs, Pierce, Treish, Porter, Glazener. Second Row: Kytle, Hamilton, Spencer, McCouch, Hilton, Goliffa, Martin, Harris, Cloer, Lockhart. COTILLION CLUB Officers, left to right: Pierce, Pres.; Kytle, Treas.; Glazener, Corres. Sec; Combs, Rec. Sec. One of the main pmposes of the Cotillion Club is to create a spirit of fellowship and pro idc so- cial activities for the women studcnls at R.IM. Among many of the various acti ities of the year, they have sponsored the annual Christmas Formal with the German Club, and a Pizza Party for the Scholarship Drive. This spring lliey have planned another beach weekend and sock hop. The Cotil- lion Club offers women friendship, campus activi- ties and group fellowship — and is open to all women students. «-« • « « « « 4 v v . •.?•.♦• - ' ' - «n5-nv:aa; -l . DANCE CLUB The Dance Club was responsible for the Josh White Concert with comedian Murray Roman and the Warren Covington dance and concert. . J ♦•••♦ • ■.♦ .•;. ; -. ;. Bud Reed THE STARTING FIVE Ernie Wilkinson Steve Peeples i v ' ♦. ■.••♦ ♦••■♦■♦ r A First Row, left to right: Coach Allen, Jim Jones. Second Row: Berry, Reed, West, Muse, Powell, Barrack, Weedon, Peeples. GREEN DEVILS RIM. HA.SKEIH ALL .SCHEDULE No -. . .() M.C. ' . . . . Home Dec. ' ) L)nchburg- . A vay Dec. 5 Newport New.s . A vay Dec. 7 Frederick College .A vay Dec. 11 Bridge vater . A vay Dec. L1 Roanoke . Home Dec. 13 Southeastern Home Dec. l.S FC.V. . . . Home Jan. 4 Frederick College Flonie Jan. 6 Hanipden-Sydney Home Jan. s Randolph- Macon Home Jan. 1 1 Newport News . Home Jan. 12 Langley .Air Force Uase Away Jan. 17 Norfolk V., :M. I iome Feb. ' i)ri(lge saLer . 1 Iome Feb. 5 Norlolk V., -M. .Away Feb. s Lynchburg- . Home Feb. 10 RandolpliMacon Away Fel). 12 Roanoke . .Awa - Feb. l(i Souiheasiern .Away Feb. 20 Hanipilen-Sydney .Away Feb. 2:? PenilMoke Home Feb. 24 Pembroke Home , ' a V . •« 4 ' ,•• • • • ' i. I ' jt I ' • - .- ' Betty Compton Dee Dee Devorik Mary Burton Margaret Woods GIRLS BASKETBALL TOP SIX J Eloise Styles Marsha Rice 160 • • ' •■ - Jrl t. ♦.♦.♦•• I v RIM. (.ills liaskti h.ill Icmii. hiinr known as llu ' l)c iltils, |)l,i iiiaiiN ol llir s.iiiR ' Iraiiis as do iIk ' I)() s. I his was a good year lor ilu- skirls in ' ' ainin ' t |H-i it ' nc c and li ' aiiiinu how to win and Coach, Connie StanK, DEVILETTS First Row, left to right: Devorick, Burton, Harris, Hebert. Second Row: Styles, Henson, Littleton, Compton, Rice. 161 •t tf • . % i f : 4 S • ' ♦ ■•  ' ♦ ■■ ' ♦• ' .♦■ ♦ -♦•♦ ' ♦■♦v-f.-f. R.P.I. MEN ' S BASKETBALL AND BASEBALL TEAMS IN ACTION I v iwo iiiajor spoils at Riclnnond I ' lolfssioiial Institute arc- baskcll all and hasctjall. Ilic Icams play most ol their games in the I.iiilc Eight. Con- sidering (he hick of school support at athletic liuiclions. both teams did remarkabl) well this season. On these two pages are seen action shots ol the highlights ol the years competition. 1 163 ♦ ♦ First Row, leff to right: Coach Allen, Barrack, Howland, Mar:- ., Reed, Russell, Wence, Collins, Weedon, Lockridge. Second Row: Wriqht, Saber, Grizzard, Jones, Stafford, Bazzara, Wolston, hHinson, Je+t. BASEBALL TEAM BASEBALL SCHEDULE OF TEAMS PLAYED New- Bedford Hampden-Sydney Randolph-Macon L)nchburg ' College Frederick College Bridgewater Norfolk W. R: M. Pembroke Ne vport News 164 . -.-♦vtv ' - -.T ;. ' ;. ' •;• J ; _ ..♦ -.♦ The girls tennis team is a comparatively new sport at R.P.I. The girls begin practicing at the sign of Spring. E ery afternoon they can be found at Byrd Park swinging the rackets to get in shape for their competitive matches. Although a small team the girls face each new season with an open minded outlook for the matches to come. THE RACKET CLUB- GIRLS TENNIS TEAM Left to right: Hebert, Devorlck, Thomas, Gomez, Menard, Harris, Vauqhn ♦ • -♦,•♦♦• ,- f.- f f-- ♦. Left to right: Voshall, Braswell, Willis, Kross, Brydon, Barksdale, Newsom, Ca+her Miller, Gordon, VanNa+ta. GOLF TEAM In ils second season this year the R.P.I. Goll I earn HikIs itself gaining experience villi tlie help of Mr. Hugh (iordon an old time playing ]M(). who has been the pro at the Koanoke (loini try C-liib, The Tides Inn, and se eial c hdjs in the noriheast. The team kels tliat next year the siioidd be a real contender lor tlie Little Eight Teams which they play. . t this point in the sea- son lhe hold a 4-: record. 166 . ' ' •.■♦ V- ;- -.?; ' ;. ;; . .-, ..♦• ' -♦ •. ' : 26a!$flliE CHEERLEADERS WMW ' ir ' ; ' ■ .• 1 Top to bottom: Mitchell, Chief, Hy- ler, Bowman, Wolfe, Caseino, Klotz- man, Martin.  ' - v;u ' :- ' : ' ' ' : - ' i ' i.-i ' - An imjjoricinl jiarl ol ihc R.IM. spoils aciiviiics are llic clicci kadcis. I hcN support all ilic men ' s basketball anies. both home and away. They lurnish the leani with a portion oi the needed school spirit lor such events. The girls practice hard and iheir presence is greatly lelt throughout the season. CHEERLEADERS IN ACTION ♦ •♦ ♦ • I- ♦•♦-♦•♦■♦ ' SENIOR DIRECTORY I ' A I RK I JOAN ABSH1.R Xfwpon Nfws. iigiiiia U.S. in JoiiiiiiiHmii XfWiiiaii ( liil). I HOMAS WII I I l 1 MS Ellcrson. iigiiu.i I! S. ill Sill iiil Srii-iice MAR IN 1 l 1)1 R, in Blackstoiif, iiginia H.S. ill liusiiii ' ss BARBARA B. WDKRSON Richmond. X ' iiginia H.S. ill Soi iiil Srii ' iiie HI I I JOAN ANDl RSOX Richiiuiiul. X ' irginia f..S ' . ill liu.siiif. ' ,. ' , KdiiKilioii IAR K Wni RSON . mclia C;()iirl House, iigiiiia IS.F.A. ill liilriioi Dc.( i;ii Junior Class .Sccietaiv. liuslnnan Ail isor Board, Junior Marshall. A.I.D., Cotillion ( hdi. [(XSEPH PATRICK. ANDRl US Ri- hniond. irginia . ' ,S. ill in ml S- It lire Neunian ( lul Siiretarv. DON MIl.ION ASHBIRX W ' eenis. Virginia ..S. ill Hiisiiir.ss I ' hi Bcia I.and)da. I)A ID A. ASH I OX .Aberdeen, Maryland II. F.. 4. ill Coiiiinei rial Art. Sophomore Class President. JOHX P. ATKIXSOX. Ill MiKennev. X ' irginia i.S ill IUi iiifss ROBKR I I.. BABKR IIouards ille, iiginia U.S. ill lUisiiiii.s S.. .M., I ' hi Beta laiiilnla. JOHX spexc:f.r bailkv C ' harlottesville, Virginia H.S. ill Sdiiiil Srirucr ( lARKXCK E. BARR ( K, III Allonso. Virginia H.S. ill Disliiliiilii ' i- l-.duiiiliDii 1AR KI.I ABK I II liK l)l IS Riduntjuti. ' irginia H.M.E. ill Music i.diuulioii BOXXIl, Bl ' LLK BKXXKTl .AltaVista, Virginia U.S. ill Nursiiie: JOI-.I S BEXXI 11 Rii Innond. iiginia ! A III Ajijiliiil l ' ilii log I ll() l s RK II Rn BKXSOX s.uuKinn. irginia H.S. Ill .4 jijiliril Social Sciciuc C el ni.tn C lul). JAMES M. Bl.ACKW El.L, Sumter. South CUiiolina H.I- .4. ill Ciisliitiir Design JR. 1 I (A AXXE HI IR { lialhani. irginia H.I- ' ..-i. ill i ' .ii iiniic l)c ioii lashion Club 2. ' i(e-I ' resitlent. 1960 Dorm I ' usidenl. I ' Jiil I ' lli ' J. Womans ' Inter-il(MUi l!llil-I9(il. ' . EDWIX EVERETT BLAXK.S Hopewell, irginia H.S. in Hil.siiirs.s l)A II) C.EORC.E BI.ILEV Riihmond. ' irginia I ' .V, Hu. iiic.si S.A.. I. AXXE LOU BLOXDIN Williamstown. West Virginia li.FA. ill Fashion Dcsii ii House C otnitil. I9, )9-I9l)n. ' iie President ol Fashion Club. Colillion ( hd) PHVI.I.IS SIE BI.OO.M Emporia. ' irginia lis. In ElemeiUarN Ediuation MARU.VX I.OriSE BOCC.S Strnthers. Ohio }..V. in UcciijMlioiiiil Fliciiijix BVRBARA EKE IU) R Rithmond. X ' irginia U.S. in Applied Social Scicnic Womans ' Recreation .Assoc. Piesident: S.N. E..A.. Alternate-. S.C;.. . MRGIXl.V . EU E BOXEEV Marion, Virginia Ii.F..-i. in Interior Dr.v g7( Sophomore C:iass Sweetheail. Mav Court. Vice President of Dorm. Cxnillion C:lub, C;oi- responding .Secretary ; Sophomore C:iass. Board of C.overnors of .A. ED., Harvest ()ueen. JAMES LEE BRADLEY. Ill Richmond, Virginia li.F.A. in Coniiiieicial Art Vice-President; .Senior C;lass, S.C...A. E eciaixe C:oinicil; 19(32 Chairman; Freshman Advison Board; I9(i2. Co-C;hairnian; .Mid-Winleis D.nue. Ilonoi (ouniil. JO AXX S. BRASWEI.L Richmond. A ' iiginia H.F .4. ill Inleiior Desii ii .I.I). 2. , ' i. I. C iitlillion ( lub I. 2. . Secie- lar ; Ciiltillion (lull :i. Iniiiioi Design Club I. B MX V BRICE. JR. Xewpoit -X ' ews. ' irginia H.S. Husiness ( II RI KS RK HARD BRV. X 1 Rii liiiiiiud, iiginia  ' .,S. Ill I ' ll! niiili.siit ROBERT C. BRYDOX Richmond. A ' irginia H.S. Ill Htisiitess I reasurer S.A.M,: (.oil I eam SAXDR lU I MR Rii luiiond. irginia i: S. Ill .Applied Social Science JAMES RIKY CANLAC.HE Wilminglon. X ' orlh Carolina H.S. III .-i pplicil So( ill I Science BE I I IE LOr C AR.MIXES Richmond. Virginia U.S. in Sociology RAYMOXD M. CARMIXES. JR. Hampton. A ' iiginia H.S. in Husiness Phi Beta Lambda; I, 2. 3. 4. Wesley Eotnula- tion; I. 2, 3, 4. Dorm Ereasurer; 3, 4, S.A.M.; 3. 4. S.C...A. Rpresentative; 3, 4, A ' ice Presi- dent, Phi Beta Lambda, Jiniior Marshall. Business Managei of Cohhlestoiie. BREXDA JOY CHEA 1 HAM Bedford. A ' irginia B.S. in Occupational I ' lieiapy Natl. Occupational Therapy Assoc, Psi C;hi, O.T. Club. FREDERICK CARREL C HIX Kingston. Jamaica, W.I. U.S. in Adi ' ertising President; X ' ewman Club. S.A.M. CHARLES .VXDREW ( EIFI OX Spencer, Virginia H.F.A. in Coniineicial .4il WlLLIAAr H. CLYBORXE. JR. Richmond, A ' irginia H.S. ill Hiisineys ROlU R I LEE C OIURX Princess Anne. X ' irgniia H.S. in .4divrlisiiig Disii ibulois (lub. ROBER I LEE COHEX Xevvporl Xcw, X ' irginia Certificate in Photogiajiln S.C.A. Representative from Hillel. Band. C:obbleslone Photogiapher I9lil-I9()2. 170 «.« .«•« . HOUSE OF FORMALS FoniKil W td) V V) lli ' iit iiiiil .l(( cssories l() No. Sih Sued • Iktwccii Franklin and Main rhonc: Ml ,S-()5: -} Richmond, Virginia CHESTERFIELD STUART CIRCLE TEA ROOM PHARMACY I ' honcF.I.-)-!??: )()() W. Franklin St. Richmond. ' a. IC.IIl r.nk A rimc ' Richmond. ' ir(;i ia RUCKER RICHARDSON REALTORS l ' i i Oil 1 l)i iii Sloii- I.O.ANS INSrR.WCE PRKSCRIPI ' IOXS 1 18 Noilh Sih Sued RiciiMoxn. ' iR(.i i. Phone MI 9-1741 171 . •:. ., ,. . 1 % ' I ' ' i ' ' - ' ' •■ ' - ' ' ' - ' ' • ♦ f. ♦•♦.♦• ♦..- ♦ f. • f I.I NBA LEE COLEMAN ( (inwav. South Caiolina li.f.A. in ( ' .Dstunw Dt ' sii ii ( (iiillidii Cluh: Sc-dclaiN and I ' lcsiik ' iu. AIDRKV Ml I ( OOkl C iiinbeilanil. iigiiiia U.S. in .■iliplifd Social Sciinui ' ELIZABETH M. COW W kciibiiilge, ' irginia U.S. in .ijijilird Satidl Si if III f Vice-Presiilciu ul Lee Hou se liliW-liltiO. BARBARA LVW COX ' the illf, ' irf{iiiia H.F.A. in Ctisliinif Disii ii Tlialhiincr ' s Award, lashinn ( luh; C anter- burv C:lub I. 2. 3. .Se(reiai I leavurtr 1. 2. I reasurer ' i. Tieasiiier 4. |A.ME,S L. DUNX U.S. in liifiincss Film alioii (.eitiian ( lill). Mouoglaiil (luh. BAll.EV LEE DWK.CINS WiiistonSalem, North Carolina li.h ' .i. in Commercial .4ii Siholaiship from North Carolina Iciki alion ol (jrncn Clubs, 1959. ( II R1 1 S . ILSE EWELL, |R. Ri( hniond, irginia H.S. Ill liu. ' iitu ' s.-i President. S.A.NL IHIl.M |. I EE.MAN Callao. ' irginia U.S. ill {flailiiii THOMAS 1 EEI.TS Ri( hinond. iigiiiia ' V. Ill .-ilijilird Siiciiic BESSIE IRENE (;LOVBR Washington. North Carolina II. I-.. 4. ill All luliiialiiiii K.A IHARINE S. (,()DSEY Roanoke. irginia li.F..4. in Drama n G IAR S GOMEZ Hampton. X ' irginia ! t ..4 . in l-oiiiitiri I iiil .-lit A (, |l- (.OODE Bcthesda, .M.in land U.S. ill (Id lljiilLniKil I III lilj) I ' residenI ol ( ) i np.ilmn.il I hirapx Club. JOSEPH WILLIA.M (.K W 1 Emporia, X ' irginia li.S. in Social Science President. Vcsle Louiulation. RONNIE BlEORl) ( Kl S Bassett, irginia U.S. ill liiisiiicss PAGE HLNIER ( ROC KE 1 T Hopewell. Virginia B.S. in Retailing ROSEMARY CRONIN Roanoke. irginia H.S. in .-tpplied Soiial Siienie IRGINIA ELLEN C ROl ' PER Berlin. Maryland U.S. ill Applied Psxchiiloirx LIBOR CSAKY Ri{ hmond, irginia U.S. ill .-id-t ' crtiiiiig I ' rostript; Business Manager. Newman Club. Distributois C lub. JACK DA IS DANIEL Hopewell, Virginia U.S. ill .■ipplied Soiial Siieinc W II Il. . l ( 11 ARI IS 1) KK Rii hmond. irginia )..S. ill liii.siiiew RICHARD E. DENNIS. ]R. Richmond. ' irginia U.S. ill .-Ipplieil Soiial Siiiiiie WDREW GVRNEII DILLON Rocky MoiMit. ' irginia li.S. in liuniiie.w MARSHALL DEAN DOW l) Iionl Ro al. ' iigiiiia )..S. () Helailing Senior Class President; ' iie-Piesident Sopho- more Class. Honor C ouncil 2. -i: Exciuti e Council 4; Distributors C:lub I. 2. . ' i, 4. I RANK.LIN H. FESPERMAN Ri( hmond. irginia li.F..i. ill ( ' oiiiiiiiii iiil .-ill JAMES R 11 1 ZI ' A [ RICK Riihmond. iiginia ) ' v. ' liiiMiie .s H ARBAR A. ILIPPEN Richnrond. X ' irginia UFA. in Coiluine Design HENRY PEYTON FORT Suffolk, X ' irginia li.S. ill liii.siiie!i.s franc;es g. freeman Bennettsville. Soiuh C arolina Ii.F..-i. ill ( ' oiiiiiiru till .-ill DORIS El LENOR A FRENC H Narrows, X ' irginia U.S. in Retailing May (.)ueen. HILDA ERIEDLANDER Ridimond. X ' irginia ;.s CHARLES F. ELiLI.ER. JR. Richmond, X ' irginia li.F.i. ill Drama JOSEPH R. G.XRNEI I. JR. Fredericksburg. Virginia U.S. ill liii. iiiess H. C;. GAY Colonial Heights. irginia U.S. Ill liii iiie. ' ts BERNARD (.11 I , |R Richmond, n giina U.S. Ill . ' Ippliid Sot lilt Silriiie JAMES 1) (.11 1 FSPIE Richmond. iiginia lt.F.A. MICHAEL L. GREEN BER(. Richmond. X ' iiginia Certificate in Hliotogiapli Cierman C:lub. Hillel Foundatioir MAVIS ROBIN GREGG King of Prussia. Penns Kania li.F..4. ill Fasliioii lllnslratioii JEAN ELIZABE 1 II (.R()(.G Front Royal. Xirginia B.S. in Business Education ■Secretary of S.G.A. 19- S(-I9 ' i9. JANE HARVEY GRl lilt Richmond. X ' iiginia ) ' ..V. )) Apliliid Soiiiil St iiiite SA.XU ' EL HENRX (.1 ' . Ill Richmond. X irginia U.S. ill Business WILLIAM S. GW L1 NEY Smithfield, Virginia B.S. in Business ELEANOR H. LI. Richmond. X ' irginia B.F.A. ill Cniiiiiii ' ii itil .-ill (.ILES HENRY HALL Reidsyille. North Caiolina B.F .A. in Comitien iiil .-irt NORMAN ECGENI II 1 I Hanover. X iiginia B S. in Business Phi Beta Lambda: Ireasiner of Phi Beta Lambda; S.A.M. 2. W II I I AM S II Ml , JR. Rii liiiionil. X ' iiginia US III HiiMiiiss I ' hi Ikla L.iiiibd.i. HOMER W II M) . |K Marlins ille, iiginia i..S ' . in Adi ' ertisiiig 172 With school behind you . . . what ' s ahead? College, perhaps? Wonderful! A job? Wonderful, too. if it ' s the right one — with opportunities to progress and learn as well as earn. There are many such jobs at C P. waiting for girls like you. In a telephone job, you not only start with good pay but are specially trained to make more. Raises and ad- vancements are frequent. Surroundings are pleasant - — people are friendly — and your work is never dull. Why not make our first job a telephone job — one that can lead to a happy, rewarding career? THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC TELEPHONE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA 173 9 ' 4- ANN I.. H RnKSI V Riihinniiil. iiginia ;..S. ill liu.siiK ' s Phi Reta I.arnlMla. |1- AN M RII IIARl ' I R liiaicx , X ' iiginia .,S . ;; lUtsiiic ' H. BINl ORD II RR1 1 L I ' oitMiiiiiilh. irgiiiia . ' ■ ,.- . ' (tninnti i in! A il lU R I IRW IN II RR1S Ncwpdil News, X ' iiginia U.S. ill .ijijiliid Soriiil Siietur Alpha Kiisilciii Pi. Hillcl Pounilalion, DON l 1) THOMAS HARRIS ( liaildUc. Nnith Caiiilina )..S. ;; w Imliiii Disli ibiiKiis ( hil). IRANCKS HU K HISOX H R1RIS Bon Ail. X ' iiginia Ii.S. ill Siiiia} Sriiiue S.X.F..A. | N I I 1 T,|- I II H SH Rii IniKiiul. X iiginia . ' ,S. iu rlt ' iiiriiliiiY lihuiitiim row I I I IH.t.H.XI.XN H. SIINt.S Ri( hniiiml. X ' iiginia ' ..S in (.riirifll liit. ilirs ARIHI R H. HA KH Rirhmonil. X ' iiginia U.S. in Crnrnil linsiiiiss C ROI, (.. H1.I IR Raulings. iiginia ' .,S ' . in SiiriiiUi ' SMII H DAX ' IS HFXRX rionl Ro al. X ' iiginia ' .,S ' , in Hrlinling Disiribiiidis Cliili 1. S.(,.. . RcpicsciuatiNC. SUS.XX S. HERRINC, Richmond. Virginia B.F.A. ill Dianiii El.LEN LEE HEX ENER Swoope. X ' iiginia B.S. ill lifldiliiiii, JAMES EEE HU E Eviuhbing. X ' iiginia U.S. ill (.eiieial Iiii. ' iiiirs Geinian C;Uib; Ereshniaii lloiin (cunuil: (.ov- nian ClUib President . )9-6l), (iO-lil; |unini Marshal . ' jQ-eO; S.A.M. 60-01. ()l-(i2; I ' lii Beta Lambda. PA ' I RICIA K. H()(;(;e Arlington. X ' irginia Ceililinile in .Senrliii iiil Si inn r Phi Beta Lambda. 1 HOMAS EOXV RI) IIOX IS Dallas, Xorth Carolina H.F.A. in Coinineiiiiil Art German C liib; Senior Representative of Sin- dent Conncil; Honor Council A: Western C aifilina ( fillege 1 , 2. I ( k (,l ORI.I HOW 111, JR. Ri( limond. X iiginia J.S ' . in SiH itil Srif ' iire l K(. RI I HOW ISON li.lLi ( liv d ; s (Id ujiiiiiKiiiii I liiiiijix Oil np.ilional lli iap ( liib. Recording Sei - r(lav ; B.S.C. in- PresidcnI. I IIOXI s W III lU.INS Ri( liiniiiul. iiginia ; A III I ' sxi liiihiox n.n Sindrnls I I ' .iguc. IXXX AXDERSOX HECHES Riihmon l. X ' irginia !. . Ill Alililml Siii ' iiif Willi XI N III MI ' IIRIl S. |R. C iildiiial Heights. Virginia B.S. Ill .ijipliiil Soiiiil Siiiiire SARAH C;AVLE HUNTER Roanoke Rapids. North C arolina .•Uli ' i ) li iiii ROXAL11 H. JACKSON Oilonial Beaih. X ' irginia B.l ' .i. ill Coininin iiil .-III W 111 lAXI not (.1 AS JAMERSON Richmond. X ' irginia B.S III SiicinI Srii-iire I ' losiiipt Stall. DONALD DERWOOD JENNINGS Richmond. X ' iiginia B.S. ill Maniinciiifiil JIM MIL M. JETT I ibitha. X ' irginia B.S. in l ' li iiiil liliii iiliiin SAMUEL (), [OIINSON, 111 Salisbnr . Xl.ii n land Disit ihtltifr EiiuiilllDli Xiie-Presideni D.E. Club (iti-lil : X ' iie-I ' rcsi dent S.N.E.. ' . (il-(i2; Delegale lo I . ' till iiiiual World Erade Conlerence. J.XXIES EREDIRK H JONES La Crosse, X ' iiginia Bilsini . ilininl l I III if ' u XIAl Rl( E KEN I JONES W teiiis, X ' irgini.i ; S. in Biisiiii ' : XIOR I ON JONES King (.eoige. X ' irginia !.S. in Siiddloijix RK HARD DENMS JONES Roanoke. X ' irginia J..S ' . in Sociohiiix Transferred from: X ' irginia Pohteihnii In- stitute, Madison ( iillege, I ' nivcrsitv of Mi- ami. Appaladiian State leachers t:ollege, Booiiie. N. C. IRf 1) E K IIW A|X Rii hiniind. X ' iiginia B.S. in Sni ill! Si itni r XI RI AN Ell IU I II K l I Rl 11)1 R R K liMiiind. iigiiii.l ; S, III .llijilliil Si II III I .  m;; SANDRA LEE KEl.LAN Nassa vado , X ' iiginia ; S ' in )i I II j ' litiiiniil rlii ' nijn iililhon ( hdi. O. I . ( liib. 1 lansleiied liom: Siephens ( ollegc. Columbia. Missouri, (ill; Scinlh Hall Couniil. Senior Sister. Foreign Ril.ilioiis ( liih, Sl(|ihelis ' liidei elldenl ( lub. M RX JANE KELLFV Ri( liiiiond. X ' irginia ,S ' . Sariill Si iriiir S.N.E.A. ( AREX KING Copper Hill. X iiginia B.F.A. ill Diiiiiia ' Iheaire .Xssociates. 1 OlISE .XL KLEINKOPI Ri( liiiiond. Virginia !.S, in .llifilirfl Snriril Siinirf [AMES C. LESIER (.reensboro. North Caidlina i..S ' . ( ' ;; Rflniliiig Eugene B. Snvder Auaiil; I halhiiners Jr. Executive Club .Xward. Disiribulni s ( lull 1, 2. 3. 4. LESTER R. X LEW IS Lottsburg, X ' irginia Cfiliticatf ill Plivliii niphx DAX ' ID WAX ' NE LIGH I Riihmond. X ' irginia B .S in ( ,rnri ill Bn tnis. l) ID 1). IIXIHRICK Riihmond. X ' iiginia ;,,S in .Il I ininliili l R I HA LEE 1.1 I I IE I .e iiiglnii, Nni 111 ( arolina B.I- .1. in t ' .nstuinr Disit ii RON 11) I ' I IX INCS I ON Norfolk. X iiginia B.S. ill Biisiiirs.s XI RSHA I, LOlDERBAt K I ' Iklon. X ' iiginia is. ;;; Sixiiil Srinirr ( HARLES D LOrcllRllX.E Fredericksburg, X ' irginia B.S. in (. ' .eiiri ' ol Biisinrss X ' arsity Basketball 2, ;!; Monogiam ( lub 2, 3; S.G.A. Represenlalive 3. JOAN O. LUEBEHUSEN RIc hmond. X ' irginia U.S. Ill Stiiiiiliii x ROBER I ( MADDEN Cohimbi.i, Siiiilh Caioliii.i B.F.A. in Cninini ' ii ml .-III 174 WELCOME to the BOOK STORE AND SNACK BAR . i t Supplies Sludciit Supplies Novelties Books Saiuhviches Reireshinents 17. ) ., . ■ : ' ! «i ■% ► - ?i ■ ' RK HARD 1- M Will 1 tna , iiujnia li.F.A. lU Ciiinniridill Ail ' ice-Prcsi(lcm 1 losh Class r)S: S.G.A. Repre- sentative 58; C A. ( lub; Jr. Marshal (jl. SANDR 1 IF MARKS ( luirlesliin. W irginia U.S. in ()i(iij (iliiiiiii] ' ilii](iji I ' -i (lii N.il ' l llcincnaw. 1- Iks al I 1 (miihI.i lion C.iaiil. (). I . ( Jul). ). 1 Sihniai lnii rranslei Inmi: W . liniiiia I ni Lisit . Chimes (|r. W ' lmien ' s Honciraw). Alpha I ' si Onu-jja (Natl Dianiatits Club). Hoard of (.iivernors. Scholarshi]) in ledi. I healer, woman ' s Dorm Achison l5oanl. I ni eisii l ' nbli(il llineau. Natl I ' hilosophiial Soti- el . leniing ( hih. ' earlmok Stall. W A I St) M MARSHALL Richmonil. ' iiginia i..V. in .-{jijilicd Sadiil Siiinre DKMS 1 l R I l Smithlielcl, iii;ini.] U.S. in llnsnii ' ss , il nilnist i illiini R MOM) I M I 111 A ,Mai ion. iigiiiia H.F.A. in All l-ilnnitKin LMM 1 MA I m .Sanciston. X ' irginia B.S. ill Apjjlied Social Science KANEI.. A. MAYDAXIS Charlotte. North C arolina lis. in Distriliulive Eduialinn Distributor ' s C ' hib. •SAMUEL F. M.WS. JR. Richmonil. ' irjjinia US. ill (•cneiiil Business S.A.Nf. I ' RLSCILLA . L .Mi NKNV Fort Lee, Virginia U.S. in Business Phi Beta Lambda 1, 2: Historian; S.G.. ' . .Mternate 3; .Secretary -t; Asst. .Secretary: S.A.VL 3; Secretary 4; 2-year Secretarial Sci- ence Certificate; IBM Key Pnnih Sorter Cer- tificate. 35 hr. DLWA DAMS Mi ( 1 1 ( .HKR 1 Y Richmond. ' iiginia B.F..4. ill hiterioi Design A.LD. WILLIAM M b LAI (.111 R I i Richmond. ' irginia B.F.A. ill Interior Design A.LD. MATLHEW JAMES MiC.RA I H Richmond, Mrginia B.S. in BiLsiness HUB DARRVL .McHONE Richmond, Virginia B.S. in .Advertising l !ll 1 MUSI 1 . |R. Rii liniond. ' irginia U.S. Ill Business C HARLES STE F NU 1 I ON Rii hmond. irgini.i . ' .,S. ;; .-ijijdled Stnuif Si lent e I INI) Ml N RI) )iii.tlia. Ni ' biaska (A ;)( Soriiil Science S.(... .. lliinoi (oiiniil. |[inior Ma)shal. iie- I ' residiiil: (olillion (lub. Mav Conn. Ral ( oni I. W R. .. I CUIUS I e;un. I INI) I n SSIRSMI I II W ' oodlavMi. ' irginia ;..S ' . in Helniling 1 K.FNNE 1 11 Mill I R .t ucshoio, il l ltu.i B.S. in Bus iness I B L. . MAR 1 IN F Mil IFR Riihmouil, n iru.! B.S. in Biisnirw MAR IN F Mil IFR, |R Rii hmond. ' ii ginia U.S. in Business Phi Beta Lambda. S.A.M. HOW R1) WOODROW MINOR, |R. Ric hmond, Virginia ' ..S ' . in Business Phi Beta Lambda 2. 3, 4, President; 4th year. Business Manager; Cobblestone; 3rd year, (.nniau (hdi l ' ; S, .M. I. SIERLINC W A NF MIN I KR Richmond. Virginia i,.S, in Businrw Phi Bila 1 ambd.i, MARX E. MITFELDORFER Richmond, irginia B.S. in Soi iiil Science FRANK . .MOORE Riihmond. Virginia B.S. in Business NeU ' inan Chd). S. ,M. JOHN W . RDLN .M JO 1 Powhaten, Virginia B.S. in Social Science LEW IS JEP MORGAN Suffolk, Virginia B.S. in Recreational Leadership Treasmer i f Sophomore Class. JLDLFH L(JRR 1NF MILXANV Richirionil, Virginia J..S ' . in Occupational Tlierain Occupational 1 herap C lub. ELCENE I.INDI.EV VH KRA .JR (.astonia. North Caiolina B.F..4. in Coininercial .4)7 German C:hd) HI5H-H)59; Wesley Foinidation HI58-19(i2: President 1959-19(i(); Conimeicial Design Club 1958-19(i(); R.E.W. Steering ( om- mittec 1959-I9li(l. 19(il-19()2. BERTRAM PAIL Ml SSM N Portsmouth. V u ;mu.i B.F.-t. in (.loiiiui 11 ml .-iit l VR ' i I ir I ( 111 FR Ml Lean. V irginia B.S. ill Retailing Distribuior ' s Club; Vice-PreMileni ol Mere- dith House I9()()-I9(il. laRHLF NELL NE L FEES Newport News. Viiginia B.F..-i. in Coin menial .-til NN lOlLSER Nl( HOI S Rii hmond. Virgini;i . ' , S III Sof iiil St II III r S.N.E.A. ROBER 1 IIOIAIFS NIK HIE Rosclle P.nk. New |ersey U.S. ill .-ith ' ertising Student Council. Honor Cotiiicil, Executive ( iiuniil, S.(...V. Treasmer, Junior Class Pres- ident. |unior Marshal. F ' leshman .Advisory Board, German Chd). Ccimmcriial .Art Club. PAl I.V Jl NE NORDBV Fairbanks, .Alaska B.S. in Social Science PA IRICIA ANN NOV INGER Newport News. Virginia B.S. ill Xursing LEWIS HOKE NOWEl.L Richmond, Viiginia B.S. in Business S. .M.. Phi Bela Landiila, CELE.STE LOLLSE OPEELL Colonial Heights. Virginia B.S. in Xursing kennf:th orange Richmond, Virginia B.S. ill Bii.siness RLFNF PINSON ORIOVE Richmond, V iiginia B.S. in Social Science Secrctarv- I reasuicr; S.N.I ' ' ...V. JAMES Dl ' RWOOD ORRELL West Point, Virginia B.S. in Bu.siness CFI.VRI.I S ONES I OSI.IN. JR. Richmond, Virginia B.S. in Business 176 ••■ . ' ' ■. %• ' ■ • • ■ ▼ - -• • r V INE PRINTING SINCE 1887— y That ' s the story of Foote Davies, Inc. Today we have one of the most modern and best equipped plants in the country. And fine Yearbooks have always been an important part of our business. Our craftsmen believe in quality and strive to produce the best in the Industry. Our excellent printing doesn ' t just happen — it ' s a combination of production research, craftsmanship, and painstaking supervision. FOOTE D AV I E S , INC. x.« W • UAo nafiAo, . JW ami krfure 764 MIAMI CIRCLE, N. E. ATLANTA 24, GEORGIA 0. ♦■♦•♦■ .• JOHN C. PAI MIR. JR. . ilington, Virginia i..V. in Business .XL ' STIN TERR. I, I ' .ARRI R Richmond. ' iiginia . in SiK idl Sciriur ]V.. I ' .VRSONS Richmond. ' iiginia U.S. in Sininl Siifiirr .Newman C ' .luh. C H ARIJ ' .S K FRr.M I I ' AVM. Harthckl. X ' iiginia H.S. in liusint ' ss S.. M. . LULR I ROI AM ) I ' l ( ()( k Winston-.Saleni. Norili ( arolina i..S ' . in .■itlTt ' -ti ini:, SI KI ' HEX HIl.I, IM I PI 1-S Richmond, irgiiiia U.S. in Six iiil Science HllNRY CRAICE l ' El,()U E Rithiiiond. ' iiginia  .S. m liu iiuss (H.MRl ES HAR1) I ' EI ' EE Riciniiond. iiginia B.S. in Recreuliiniiil l.tailci lii ji ,SELLA l ' KRE. El Paso, Texas B.F.A. in Art Fdncntimi .S.C.A., Cotillinii ( hil . Jiniioi Maishal. BEn V JO PINSON .Sandston, Virginia B.S. in Bnsincss luliii tilnni Phi Ucla Eamhila. DONAEI) ROlU R ES POM) Colonial Heights, irgini.i B.S. in Aclx ' crtisins .MARIANA PR()( I OR C;hailotte, North C:arolina B.F.A. in Costume Design Fashion Cluh, .S.(... . Representative for Fashion Club. JAMES EDWARD PROI FII F Richmond, Virginia B.S. in Business S.A.M. GERALD CARETON RADFORD Rirhinond. irginia U.S. in Bu in ' |OII ( ARROl 1 RA I 1 HE Ru hniond, X ' irgini a ' . - IN I ' sychology HERM S HAR I REED. II .Staiiiitnii, iigmi.i B.F.A. Ill Alls and (.:iiilts ROUFR I iREEINE Si. ( laiis ille. Ohio . ' . ■, .-J. in nleiioi Design I hcalre . sso(iates I. 2; linciiiir Design ( liib I. 2: S.O.A. Rep. 3. 4; Boaid of Elections .i; S,(;.. . Pai lianientarian 4. 1 K IROIMA RK FRE W.ikc. irginia ; ,S () Ajijih, il SiHiiil Sdriiie Dm niilni Pusiilciil , ' t. 1. M K I I RIA NOl 1 S Arlington, irginia B.F .i . ill Fine Ails line . rl Club. I)A 11) I Wll S RUH.VRDSOX Rii hmimil , ii gini.l ' ,,S ' . Ill HiiMiirw Phi lleta Eamb.l.i I. ' J, PAMEI RICHARDSON Spartanliuig. Snnlh Carolina B.S. ill F.leinciildix F.dtu nl nni Dormitorx Piesident. JO.VN (.RIEFIN RK.NEY Davtona licach. Florida Its. in .ijijilied Social Science esle I ' onndation, Vite-President 2, 4; SC.. Alt., 3; S.N.E.A. 4, FIFFFN RI ' E,S 1 Kinl Ro al. ' irginia i..S ' . til l i liiihigy I ransfer from Rings College: Pi Pi Sigma Social (hairman Sophomore C4ass: Kaxsuan SI, ill; R.P.E; Secielar Senior Class; Wesl- iiiiii lii Icllouship. srsAN I ROW AND Richmond. ' irginia n.F.A. ill Fine Ait 1 R IN KFNNEI H Rl SSELL iiK lieslci . irginia .,S. in Social Science |nnior Class Finance Committee; Baseball Feam 2, $. 4: .Senior Class Vice-President; Ihiuoi Council; Monogram Club. |l RRI I I I . S. NDERS Petersbnig. irginia i.,S ' . in Apl lied Social Science i). in will IS SCOTT Portsmouth. ' irginia H.F..A. ill .4its and ( iiifts Filiuiilion Fine . rl Club; Hascball Team. L. PA IKK R S( () I I Marion. X ' irginia B.F.A. in Interior Design . .ED., -Pies. 3; Cicrman Chd); Junior Class Treasmer; Prcs. S(;. ; Honor Council 4; Executi e Cxnincil ; Rat C:c)nrt 3; Student Faculty Finance C onuiiittcc. DIANE not I II I SI ARS Richmond. iiginia }..S ' . ill Ajij lied Social Siience S.N.E.A. 3, 4. ROBER I Rl( F Sf I IMF Potomac licach, iiginia J..S ' . in Business NANCA ( R()1A N Sll fR Crimora, Virginia B.F.A. in Fashion Design Fashion Club; ( olilliim ( liib. now R1I Rl ( KER SIIFRMAN Peteisliurg, ' ii giiiia i..V. in Business S.A.M. ; Cermaii Club, ROBER ' I E. Slllf 1 1)S Richmond. ' iigiiiia B.S. in linsiness DONAED E. SIMMONS .Amelia. X ' irginia U.S. in .-ijijilied Soiinl Siienee JANE M R(.o I SM RI Falls ChiiM II. iigiiii,! B.F.A. ill All l-iln, ilinii MAE IFF SMI 1 II Chester. ' irgiiii.i ' .V. in .Ajijilied Sill ml Siii me ROBERT P. SAHTH Richmond. ' iigini;i ,S ' . Ill llnsiiii ss Phi Beta Eanilida. I,EEV EELYN L. SNEAD Kcnbridge, X ' irginia B.F..4. in Intel ioy Design ,STANLE SOHEE Richmond. irginia B.F..4. in Dramatic .-trt Pres. Ihcalre . ssoc.; S.C.. . Rep.; German Club. DORIS ANN RAKES Richmond, Virginia B.S. in Nursing S.G.A. Representative. BOBBY NOEL RAKES Martinsville, ' irginia B.S. in Distrilinliiiii D.E. Club. JERRY C. SANDRIDGE Rii hiiiond, Virginia U.S. Ill Business CAROLE M. SANDY Village, X ' irginia . ' .v. ill .-tlJldied Social Science Donii ' ice-President 4; Newspapei si. ill; I n- erai) Sup]ileiiient FAlitor. lOfit), I llOMAS D, SOI FS. JR. Richmond, Virginia B.S. in Social Scienie HOMER EFF SPRINGER. JR. Richmond. X ' irginia B.F.A. ill All idnialion line il (lull; S( , Rep,; W es e loiinda- tiou; GeniKiii ( liili. 178 , ♦••■♦•; ■ ■ - a. A A A ■ AT RICHMOND PROFESSIONAL INSTITUTE and ill I )!:! oi Ikt le.ulini; niii cisil ifs and colleges, ShiLcr is pri ilc c l lo liaiidlc ail iiiiporlant assigniiicnl— lood scrxicc- inanagciiK-nt. Wnw ineallinic en j() iiniit is our oijjft lixcl C oxc.KAi ri.A 1 i() s. (a, Ass ()!• ' 62! SLATER Fooi skrvic-p: ]MAXA ii:Mi:XT IMiilatklphia • lialliiuoic New Voik • (Chicago • San Francisco • AllaiUa • l)an illc. ' a. Southwestern Life INSURANCE COMPANY Atlantic Division RICHMOND, VIRGINIA 179 t • • d .f- W A MAN C S I M I V Kichiiiojul. irninia li.F.A. ill ( ' oinitif ' K ml Ail ROIUR I 11 I HI R s MM 1 Covingloii. ' iigiiiia J..S ' . in Ach ' fytisini CI.ARA SI II I Basst ' ll . ngmi.i Certifttatf in Jntrrioi l)( ' i n A.I.D.; Cotillion C.hih. RORKR I H AMII I 0 S I ( )M KiiiI)oria. X ' iigiiii.i is ' . ' ; Ail ' rt I ! isi II il Distriliulrns ( liib: Wiiiiil I lailc ( ciiiiciciu Rf|j-: rvli I iiiiiKlaliciii; (.ciiiiaii C lub. W W I Kl lA I S I OM Rii hiiiiiiul, irgiiiia U.S. Ill l fl tilin;j, Disii ilmiiH ( Jul). I) K.ll I (III I ON S I OKKI Sliiloh. iiuiiiia U.S. Ill Stiiiifl S(n lite LANC K H. S I Rl( RI AND. Ill Richnioiui. ' iiginia IS.M.li. ill Muiic Educulion AMTIRK S. I.I.OYD Cliailoite. Xoilli flaiolina li.F.A. ill ( ' .iiiiiiiiin iiil . ' III lil I n SI I I OX WilliamsbiMg. Virginia Ceililitiitf in Pliolugiujiliy DONNA LEE SWEIT ER Alexandria, X ' iiginia . . ill Sill iiil Si inn r I ' Al I I IIKODORI S I 1 !( RE Ri( lirnond. X ' itginia li.A. jIMMV R W S I I AR 1 Highland Springs. ' irginia U.S. in Hnsint ' s DONALD LEON I M OR Noruick. Conn. U.S. in lUisint ' ss CAROLYN U I HO I S Ellerson. Virginia li.S. in Social Science RONALD W. IHOMI ' SON Pidaline. Illinois li.S. ill Disliilinllvr l-iliiiiUiiiii JOHN 1MRR 1 ILLLR. |R. Richmond. irginia U.S. ill I ' liwiiiil •ihiiiilioii ROBER I MONROI 1 11 ' I ON Colonial lliighls. ngiina i.,S. ;) ' s , ii rn;v l ( li(il(pgs ( hih: l i Chi Ihiiioiaiv Soiitlv. inc. 11 I OOMIS 1 () IR Rk hiiKnid. iit;inia U.S. Ill .1 jililii ' il Sill iiil Scieiiie REIUX ( A I NI I 1 ROl I MAN S.disbni . NiJi ih ( aiolina li.F..-i. in Fii. liinii llhi ti iiliiiii HRISCILLA ILRNI R Suiarl. ' irginia li.F.A. Ill Dniiniilii Ail I lu ' alu- AssociaLcs. R 1 HI R EDWIN I ' i I ER Ri( hniond. ' irginia li.F.A. ill liilcinn Dtsia ii Slndt-nt A. ED. Club. ADOEI ' H LRIIAN Colonial Heights. irginia B.S. in liiLiiness LAY HOI ' E II I ER VVarnerville, New York U.S. in Social Science NANCY STEW ARD NDERSLIC:E I ' ittsburgh. I ' enn. U.S. ill Relailin; (oi responding Sec. Senicii (lass; Sei . Disiii- biition Eduialinn (Jul); Aiundanl In) llai- vest Ball. MARCARET ANN X ' AICHN Berlin. Maryland U.S. UccHl alioiial I ' lieialix V-Pres.. Occupational Iheiapy (lub; Se Meredith House. IIOMI R JAMESON ERNON. JR. Spray. N ' oith Carolina li.F.A. in Coinineicial Ail ERANCIS JOSEPH ()l NTE Dalilgren, ' irginia ; S, ill Sill iiil Si ieiice I MI S ( ARNIA W I klR ( hill ( III. mil, li ginia li.F.A. Ill Inn Ails l. L,M. l)C.E C. . I SON High Point, North ( aiohna U.S. in .4dTeilising MARY J NE WES EON Staunton, X ' iiglnia .S. .-i [ijilied Stiente LOIS MARGOT WET I.ER Baltiinoie. Maryland IS.F.A. in Fashion llluslialion ,SGA Rep.-Hillel; Fashion Club; SCA Rep.; Steering Coininittee Religious Emphasis Week; ' ice-Pres., Hillel; . ct. ( ommittee S(.. : S(;. Rep. |nnior (lass; Honoi Conn lil; Rat Court; I A; ite-Pres. of S(,. ; Pres- ident ol Honoi Couiuil; Exenili e ( ommit tee: Member Sludent Faiult Committee. BREND.V . . WHI I EHLRS I Charlotte. North Carolina li.F.A. in Coninieicial All S(.. Rep. BSl ' ; Sophomoie . ' ttendant. May Court; Junior Class -Pres.; Ereshman Ad- visorv Boaiil— i(e( hair man. ER ' IN WELLS Will I I 0 V Chase (!it . irginia i,.V. in liusine. ' yi DORIS ELE NOR W IIK kll l RithmoncI, irginia li.S. in Elenieiilaix l-.ilui alioii ERNEST WILLI 1 W 11 KINSON C:hester. Virginia lis. in Business ' arsitv Club; Basketball I earn; S..A.M. 1 HOMAS . . W ILLIAMS Hopewell. Virginia li.S. ill liiisiiiess SALEM PRICE WILSON, JR. Richmond. Viiginia li.S. ill liusiness S,. .M.— ' ite- President. (,E()R(,E Rl EEIN WINEREE. |R Ric luiumd. X ' irgini.i f..S ' . in F.y cliology President Psi Chi; Cernuin (lub; Day Stu- dents League; Orientation (.loiip I.eacjer. JAMES EDWARD W IR I Pittsboro. North ( .nolin.i f.,S ' . in Relailinii DisM illlllol s ( lull. . ir;hai.e c. womble Rocky Motnit. Ncnth C:aroliiia f..V. ill RrliiiliiiL S IA. JO WOODI ORD Bon . ir. Virginia ' .S. in Socioloii x JAMES I IIOM S W RK.IIE Haw Rivei. Noilh Carolina li.S. in Al l)lied Social Science Miinogiam ( lub— lieas,; Varsity B.iseball. ANN M. ENTMEYER Richmond. X ' itginia ;.S. Ill Oislrihnlivc F.diii iiliini SUSAN RODNEV IKt.KR Salisbury. Maryland Ceitificale in Cosliiine Diwii n lashinn ( liih; ( aiilctbun ( liili. 180 % t  4 '  •••♦•♦•♦■ COMPLIMENTS OF SANDOR ' S BOOK STORE 9,S7 V. (irarcSi. 355-6484 Has Hnlliiiin k (Uirds Cialore KI. 8 NICKS HOUSE OF STEAKS .■ DiiiDig Phut ' () I )i. lni( lioii Steaks - Sea Foods - Clho|Js - Clliickcn A Sclccuon ol Fine Wines 2 211 N. Lonihanlv St. CHcjsed on I tiesda) RUSSELL HOLMES Fctil III nii . . . • Florsheim Shoes • Spalding • Ihisli Puppies SENSATIONAL SOUTHSIDE PLAZA WONDERFUL WILLOW LAWN HARRIS - BRENAMAN Incorporated .nil If Ik Siil jilics SjjoiiDig C ' luoils 7 1 7 Fast ( ir.ice Siieet RicliHiond 1 ' ,). N ' iiginia Ml S-17l)(i PEOPLES SERVICE DRUG STORE C.oiiiplclc l)i iig Store Seniirc •)44 West Ciiacc Street FOUN FAIN SPECL FS { f )ld( rail Clhocolates W ' hiiinan ( ' andies Closnietics Prescriptions 181 4 4 '  ;■♦-♦-♦•♦•♦ ' ' . ' MEADOW LAUNDRY CLEANERS Cleaning - W ' .isli n ' Dry - Flalwork Finish Altcnuions Shirts Finish 11 0-4 12 N. Harrison Street Bet vccn (irace and Franklin LESSON IN BETTER LIVING! MORE JOBS +MORE LEISURE BETTER LIVING- ELECTRICALLY! The world has changed a lot since the more ways than ever before. What does days of the dunce cap and the blackboard this mean to you ? More jobs, for one slate. thing . . . created bi ' greater use of elec- Today it ' s a brighter, better world to trici t ' . More leisure, too . . . due to labor live in. saving electric devices and equipment. One change that helped was the big Add it up. The score ' s in your favor, change to MODERN ELECTRIC It ' s BETTER LIVING— ELEC- LIVING. Today, private enterprise is TRICALLY— in the bright new supplying more power to more people in world of today! VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY ' 182 . ♦••♦ Now ill. II prodiu I loll ol lilt- [)62 CIOUIU.ES lONK is coiiiiiii lo a closr 1 IiikI it (lilluuli lo express iii Ifcliiit s ol ihc past car. Allhouj ii the stall was laii- hr innini; jiiodiu lion and orgaiii aliou vas coinplclc (haos ai limes, wc haw li c(I llirou li il. We liie staff (a incaslcy lew ne were) have worked .iiid louj lit al limes lo ,!.;i e R.P.I, a ne ' look and .1 new idea in a earbook. II we ha e in some way made the be- i innnij s ol a l)ii;,ner and heller puhlic.uion iheii onr elForis will be jiisiihed. i he COIUU.K.S i (). K stall .ic knowled.nes: James 1). Pendleton lor acting as an ad isor lo its and lor helping lis through our trials and iiibiilaiions: Rick Heidloll. an inisnng hero who wasn I on the stall hut worked numerous hours viiiing copy lor the book. Wray-Seldon Pholographers lor class jjoriraits. ihe I ' .HiL ' COIMU.ES TONE was printed m lelterpress b) Eoote , - l)a ies. I IK. in . llanta. (rcorgia. Ihe co cr vas designed and manu- laclured ) the .S. K. .Smith (lompany in Chicago and the cngra ings were made In the |ahn and Oilier Engraxing Comixun in C ' hicago. Vv would also liki ' lo sa ih.ink xoii lo Mr. Ralph ' ,in l) ke who worked so closel) with us and without his help we xvould ■never ' ha e made il. I his is il . . . Susan Pennington 183 ; « - ' . .t.r.5,;.;.j;.i.j-5g:i-i, ' i • ; • • '  ' ♦ • ' ' i : ' ; • ; ; : • 4-i- «- i il III i« f iiil Ml mm I I I I I I I . ...j...«._L. I -f a ( 4 i I I I J ' i I I ■ I I i ' -. IP . PP p i .«r !SmI r fmf n wild . i -7 - f; , ■ ' ' ii 1- ••, • r iii i I f I f-f .. « -4- J 1 1 1 t=t « T ssb.— ir ««i«ilMi • . ' : ♦: .: ' : - ♦•♦