Virginia Polytechnic Institute - Bugle Yearbook (Blacksburg, VA)

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J 1 M ., 'N-.N F uni V ix' 'N 1 f' V ig V A' ' lx 'V' 'MK ,K f ,, 5 , R A I . W5 A- J M x K E R ' C ' A 'Lew Hi' mum-, , ' ! 96Jl'C6lf6J to the Techmen in service of our country. They have carried the V. P. I. traditions of loyalty, honor, and courage into distant and farflung fields. May God reward their valor with a speedy victory and a safe return. 4 Swiftly forging young en into Engineeifs Chemists, Agificulttwi s . . . swiftly pvepcw ing them for a place in the world of t morrow . . . 2 , Q '- any ' My We - W i1g 1i'! ef . K wish. Y Y, 5 I F,v 8' 1' -Q DR. JULIAN A. BURRUSS President of Virginia Polytechnic Institute EARLE B. NORRIS Dean of Engineering THE SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE Maintaining a plant which is one of the most complete in the country, the School of Agriculture is well equipped to serve the State and Nation. The graduates of this school are well trained by competent and eilicient prof fessors and instructors. It is literally a pool of Agricultural knowledge and serves as a distributing point for latest research information. Never before has there been such a demand for new farming methods and the technical men to apply and teach them. Virginia Tech is supplying both methods and men. J. E. WILLIAMS Dean of the College THE SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING The School of Engineering is nationally recognized for outstanding qualities and for the calibre of its graduates. The- professors and instructors in this department have moulded engineers by the hundreds, engineers who can make and do, engineers with vision and courage, and engineers who will make this nation a safer and better place in which to live. H. L. PRICE Dean ofAg1icultu're THE COLLEGE The College includes those departments devoted to training men for a business or professional career. Despite the urgent need for technically trained men, the country can ill afford to neglect the training of men capable in the professional fields. The postwar world will see V. P. I. graduates, well trained for the job, leaders in all fields. The faculty of the College is unexcelled and their graduates are recognized throughout the country for their outstanding qualities. JMS... CLASSES 1942 IN REVIEW This, THE 1943 BUGLE, culminates a year which has seen more changes and which has been blessed- or cursed-by more suspense and more turmoil than any other college year since THE BUGLE first ap' peared. Nevertheless, it has not been a year without progress. The '43 Ring Dance really marks the beginning of this year. The weekfend, highlighted by the music of Claude Thornhill and the usual Ring Dance thrills, was started with the presentation of a mobile bloodfbank to the Red Cross. The only thing lacking during the weekfend was the presence of Captain J. D. Jones, class cofsponsor, whose illness and subsequent death saddened the entire school. june 23 marked the beginning of the first regular summer quarter in the history of the College. Alf though 2,200 students registered, freshman enrollment in the accelerated program was less than expected. Innovations were not confined to the allfyear educational program, Colonel R. W. Wilson arrived to sucf ceed Colonel J. H. Cochran as commandant, and a new uniform of lightweight summer gray was adopted. The hot days of midsummer were not without excitement. Cn a moonlit Monday night, July 27, the Corps asserted itself on the mess hall situation. The midnight parade brought results . . . the Governor's visit, improved conditions . . . and a complete loss of Senior Privileges for the Class of '43. Remember? The demerits totaled 1810. Those were the days of Join the E. R. C. and finish college and Doe, I. I. fSr.j. Absent reveille and calisthenticsw . . . notable quotes, those. War and transportation difficulties had at least one good effect . . . Blacksburg had its first Sunday movie September 27. The fall quarter brought 3000 students, including 2650 cadets, and the abolish' ment of special leaves. Remmie Arnold succeeded Jack Catlin as President of the Corps soon after jack resigned to enter the Air Corps. The Hrst of a series of improvements fostered by Arnold was the War Buddy letter program. Victory was chosen as the theme of the second Ring Dance of the year. The Class of '44 danced to the music of Van Alexander and his Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition. The 20f6 victory over V. M. I. climaxed the 1942 sports season which saw the Cobbler eleven place second in the Southern Conference and state, and the Tech baseball team State Champs. The start of the winter quarter brought a drop of over 600 in enrollment, as more and more Techmen entered the various services. The call to duty came during the Hrst week. All R. C. T. C. contract men and all men in the E. R. C. were ordered to enter the Army in March . . . and that was that. Midwinters brought a triple header dance set . . . there was definitely no rationing of good music. There it is . . . one of the greatest years in Tec.h's history. March will see two classes leaving V. P. I. instead of one, both going to carry Tech traditions to the ends of the globe. SENICDR W. L. THOMAS C. M. HANNAFQRD W. E. DAVIS J. R. WILSON R. M. LYON Secretary VicefPresident President Treasurer Sergeantfatfrirms X s NRS N X BERTRAM DONALD AARON Newport News, Virginia Electrical Engineering CAC Band 11 2 3 41, Sgt. 141g Broadcast Com' mittee Chairman, Class '43, Intramural Fencing, BUGLB Photography Staff 1415 Hampton Roads Club 11 2 3 41g Short Wave Club, VicefPresident 131, A. I. E. E. 11 2 3 41g Fencing Club, Secretary 131, Treasurer B, D. CHARLES ALLEN ABSHER, IR. Norton, Virginia Animal Husbandry CAC Battery I 11 21, Battery R 13 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Lt. 141g Block and Bridle Club 11 2 3 415 Lonesome Pine Club 11 2 31g Agricultural Club 12 3 41. A Bud,' JOHN ADDISON ALEXANDER Fairfield, Virginia Agricultural Economics CAC Battery N 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Sgt. 141, Freshman Wrestling 111g Varsity Wrestling 12 3 41g Intramural Sports 11 2 3 41, Monogram Club 12 31, Sec. 141g Alle- ghany Mountain Club 11 21, Treas. 1313 Forestry Club 111. Alex JOHN WALL ALLEN Kenbridge, Virginia Architectural Engineering Inf. Company B 11 2 3 41, Corp. 131, lst Sgr. 1419 Mid-Virginia Club 11 2 31g Architectural Club 11 21g A. I. A. 13, 41g Rifle Club 11 21. ..Iake,, MARVIN H. ALPHIN Zuni, Virginia Agronomy CAC Battery I 11 2 3 41, Lt. 141g Intramural Sports 11 2 31g Peanut Club 11 2 3 41, Agronomy Club 11 2 31, Treas. 141g Agri- cultural Club 141g Biology Club 13 41. Monk JAMES WORTHINGTON ALVEY, JR. Catharpin, Virginia Agricultural Economics CAC Battery K 11 2 3 41, Corp. 131, Lt. 1413 Intramural Bowling 11 2 3 415 Bachelor Club 13 41g Piedmont Club 12 31g Agri' cultural Club 11 2 3 413 A. E. S. S. 11 2 3 41. tfcutsyv ARCHIBALD LAMON ANDERSON, JR. Falls Church, Virginia Mechanical Engineering Company G 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Lt. 141, Arlington Club 11 2 313 I. A. S. 13 41. Andy JOHN GASTON ANDERSON Dante, Virginia Electrical Engineering Engr. Company E 11 2 3 41, lst Sgt. 1414 Sub' Treas. Class '43 1315 Intramural Sports 11 214 Eta Kappa Nu 141, Recording Sec. 1415 BUGLE Business Staff 121g Lonesome Pine Club 11 2 31g Short Wave Club 12 3 41, Treas. 121, Pres. 13 41g A. I. E. E. 11 2 3 414 Engineering Council 13 41. Tug RICHARD CLAIRE ANDERSON New Kensington, Penn. Metallurgical Engineering CAC Battery K112 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Sgt. 1414 Intramural Boxing 1115 Keystone Club 11 2 3 41g American Society for Metals 11 2 3 41. Dick 1 Vfvnnw- 65: SPEAS ANDERSON Lynchburg, Virginia Aeronautical Engineering Engr. Lynchburg College 111g Company G 12 3 41, Sgt. 141g Intramural Sports 12, 3, 41g Lynchburg Club 12 3 41g Aeronautics Club Andy ROBERT F. ANDREWS, IR. Crozet, Virginia Horticulture CAC Battery O 112341, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Sgt. 1414 Freshman Football, Boxing, Base' ballg Varsity Boxing 12 3 41, CofCapt. 141g Southern Conference Champion 121, Intramural Sports 11 2 3 415 Monogram Club 12 3 415 Albemarle Club 11 2 313 Horticulture Club 11 2 3 415 Agricultural Club 112 415 Y. M. C. A. 111. Bobby WALTER GLENN ANDREWS, IR. Galax, Virginia Business Administration CAC Battery N 11 2 3 41g Intramural Sports 11 2 3 41g Southwest Virginia Club 11 2 . 315 Business Club 11 21. Strawliead ENR? R . Xxx Q XX gssxliki 155255 1 R fgsx N ski .. I Q 'Xxx x X1 xg 1 X s SWAC M SX X N N XS NN sXX N N W Y 6,9 Y RX W1 M XXX JOSEPH ANGELL, JR. Roanoke, Virginia Architectural Engineering CAC Batteryl 11 2 31, 4th Bn. Staff 141, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Lt. P. and T. Off. 141, Inf tramural Sports 11 2 31, BUGLE Editorial Staff 131, EditorfinfChief 141, Pi Delta Epsilon 13 41, Dance Chairman 141, The Virginia Tech 11 21, Sentinel Art Staff 13 41, Maroon Mask 12 31, Publications Board 13 41, A. I. A. 11 2 3 41, V.fPres. 131, Roanoke Club 11 2 31. njoen ROBERT FRANCIS AREY Danville, Virginia Architectural Engineering Engr. Company E 11 2 31, 2nd Bn. Staff 141, Pfc. 121, Sgt. Major 141, Freshman Swim' ming, Intramural Sports 111, Glee Club 13 41, Seminole Club 11 2 41, Archif tectural Club 11 21, A. I. A. 13 41, Phi Kappa Phi 141. Bahfb REMMIE L. ARNOLD, JR. Petersburg, Virginia Industrial Engineering CAC Batteryl 11 2 31, 2nd Reg. Staff 141, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Capt. Adj. 141, Hon' or Court 13 41, Asst. Defense Attorney 131, Defense Attorney 141, Freshman Swimming, Intramural Sports 11 2 3 41, Scabbard and Blade 13 41, Capt. 141, German Club 12 3 41, Exec. Committee 131, Petersburg Club 11 2 31, Rifle Club 111, Y. M. C. A. 111. Rernmie l GROVER K. ATKINS GEORGE M. BADGER, JR. Ridgewood, New Jersey Business Administration CAC Battery R 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Sgt. 141, Intramural Sports 11 21, Senate 141, Yankee Club 111, Mosquito Club 12 31, Alpha Kappa Psi 141, Business Club 12 31. Waddy Washington, D. C. Chemical Engineering CAC Battery I 11 2 31, lst Bn., 2nd Reg. Staff 141, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, P. and T. Off. 141, Freshman Swimming, Varsity Swim' ming 12 31, Pi Delta Epsilon 141, Alpha Psi Omega 141, Sentinel 12 3 41, Editor 141, Virginia 'Tech 11 2 3 41, Maroon Mask 11 2 3 41, Army and Navy Club 112 3 41, V.fPres. 141, A. I. Ch. E. 11 2 3 41, Speleological Society 141, Director, War Welfare Chest 141. Bill W. BERNARD BAIRD, IR. Disputanta, Virginia Business Administration Inf. Company B 11 2 341, Pfc.121, Sgt. 141, Freshman Cross Country, Intramural Sports 111, Alpha Kappa Psi 141, Petersburg Club 11 41, Richmond Club 12 31, Rifle Club 131. Mickey, WILLIAM W. BAKER D. O. BALDWIN EUGENE DEAN BALES Richmond, Virginia Hopewell, Virginia Rose Hill, Virginia Chemistry CAC Chemical Engineering CAC Civil Engineering CAC Battery N 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Batteryl 111, Battery S 12 3 41, Pfc. 1215 Washburn College U15 BHUCIY I' 12 3 Sup. Sgt. 1415 Intramural Sports 13 415 Petersburg Club 112 315 A. I. Ch. E. 41, Sup. Sgt. 1415. AITICYICHH SOCICW Of Richmond Club 11 2 315 American 11 2 3 41. Civil EHEIHCCTS 13 41- Chemical Society 11 2 3 41. Amos Drip Colonel WALTER BROOKS BALLARD Willis Wharf, Virginia Business Administration Inf. Company C 11 2 31, 1st Bn. Staif 141, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Lt. 1415 Football Manager 11 215 Intramural Sports 11 2 315 Eastern Shore Anchor Club 11 2 3 415 Business Club 11 2 3 415 Rille Club 11 2 3 41. Strawhead WILLIAM CAMPBELL BARGER Salem, Virginia Civil Engineering Engr. Company F 11 2 3 41, Sgt. 1415 Roanoke Club 11 2 3 415 A. S. C. E. 11 2 3 415 Railroad Club 12 3 41, V.fPres. 131. Screws HARRELL M. BARNES Hopewell, Virginia Chemical Engineering Engr. Company E 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, lst Lt. 1415 Guidon 11 2 31, Editor 1415 Bucket Conveyor 13, 41g German Club 12 3 41, Subf'I'reas 13 415 Peters' burg Club 11 2 31, A. 1. Ch. E. 11 2 3 415 Y. M. C. A. 111, Senior Cabinet 12 3 41. Stinky XX 1X Y W' 3 ig 1: I B X , X s fi -abs . x ogg 51 gm!! wwf : ff? GLYNN DAVIES BARRANGER F. WILLIAM BARTON, IR. MAC LEE BASHAM Roanoke, Virginia Civil Engineering Engr. Company E 11 2 3 41, Corp. 131, Sgt. 141, Chi Epsilon 13 41, V.-Pres. 141, Pi Delta Epsilon 13 41, Pres. 141, BUGLE Business Staff 11 2 3 41, Advertising Man' ager 141, Civil Engineering Bulletin Staff' Editor 141, Order of DeMolay 11 2 3 41, Roanoke Club 11 2 31, A. S. C. E. 11 2 3 41, Railroad Club 11 2 3 41, S. A. M. E. 13 41, Ring Dance Publicity Committee 131, Ring Dance Commercial Committee, Cofchairman 131, Fencing Club 13 41. Hpeteyii Union, New Jersey Chemical Engineering CAC Roanoke, Virginia Business Administration Inf. Battery K 11 2 31, Regimental Staff 141, Company B 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Capt. and Sup. Off. 131, Sgt. 141, Alpha Kappa Psi 13 41, 141, Intramural Sports 11 2 31, Scabbard Sec. 131, Pres. 141, The Virginia Tech and Blade 141, Cotillion Club 12 3 41, 111, Roanoke Club 11 2 31, Business Club Mosquito Club 11 2 3 41, V.fPres. 141, 11 2 3 41, Sec.fTreas. 131, V.fPres. 1415 A. I. Ch. E. 13 41, Y. M. C. A. 111 Rifle Club 11 2 31, SubfTreas. Class '43. Buzz Crashum EMMETT LATELLE BASS, JR. Richmond, Virginia Architectural Engineering Engr. Company F 11 2 3 41, Sgt. 141, Intraf mural Sports 11 2 3 41, Richmond Club 11 2 3 41, American Institute of Archif tects 11 2 3 41, Rifle Club iisonnyu FANNING MILES BAUMGARDNER Arlington, Virginia Industrial Engineering Engr. Company F 11 21, Company G 13 41, Pfc. 121, Sgt. 141, Varsity Rifle Team 12 3 41, Freshman Rifle Team 111, Captain 111, Intramural Sports 11 21, Monogram Club 13 41, Rifle Club 11 2 3 41, Sec.f Treas. 12 31, Manager 141, Y. M. C. A. 111, Lynchburg Club 111, Arlington Club 121, Alexandria Club 131, S. I. E. 13 41, Railroad Club 131, S. A. M. E. 13 41, Mountain Rifle 13 41, Life Saving and First Aid 131, Bum WILLIAM ALLEN BEACH Oradell, New jersey Public Administration CAC BatteryI11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Capt. 141, Intramural Sports 11 2 3 41, Intramural Manager 141, Honor Court, Prosecuting Atty. 141, Alpha Kappa Psi 13 41, German Club 141, The Virginia Tech 11 21, Mosquito Club 11 2 3 41, 2nd V.f Pres. 141, Business Club 11 2 3 41, Senate 12 3 41, V.fPres. 141, Point System Chairman 131. Willie REYNOLDS GATES BECKER Petersburg, Virginia Industrial Engineering CAC Battery L 11 2 3 415 Intramural Sports 11 2 3 415 Petersburg Club 11 2 3 415 A. S. I. E. 13 415 Rifle Club 111. JOHN BEEBE Chevy Chase, Maryland Mechanical Engineering Engr. WILLIAM B. BELCHEE Welch, West Virginia Electrical Engineering CAC Company F 11 21, Company G 13 415 Battery O 11 2 31, Battery T 141, Pfc. Capitol Club 11 2 3 415 S. A. M. E. 11 121, Sgt. 1415 Intramural Sports 11 2 3 2 3 4151. A. S. 12 31. 415 A. I. E. E. 141. Ace B. Bf' Bill has ALTON HARWOOD BELCHER Petersburg, Virginia Business Administration CAC Battery R 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, lst Sgt. 1415 Treas. Class '43 1115 Freshman Foot' ballg Varsity Football 12 3 415 Varsity Wrestling 1215 Intramural Sports 11 215 German Club 12 3 415 Monogram Club 12 3 41, Treas. 1415 Petersburg Club 11 2 3 41, Treas. 1415 Business Club 11 2 3 41. joe Block PAUL DEWEY BELZ Falls Church, Virginia Mechanical Engineering CAC Battery O 11 2 31, Corp. 131, Sgt. Major 141, lst Bn. 2nd Reg.5 SubfTreas. Class '435 Freshman Footballg Intramural Sports 11 2 3 415 Pi Tau Sigma 13 415 Tau Beta Pi 13 415 Phi Kappa Phi 1415 Arlington Club 11 2 315 A. S. M. E. 11 2 3 415 Railroad Club 11 2 3 41, Treas. 1215 DeMolay 11 21. P. D. :nik LEE HARLAN BEVILLE Blackstone, Virginia General Science Inf. Company C 11 2 31, Company D 141, Pfc. 121, Sup. Sgt. 1415 MidfVirginia Club 11 2 315 Aeronautics Club 11 215 Biology Club 13 415 Y. M. C. A. 11 2 3 415 Rifle Club 13 41. Lee NN X X X V Pix X .5 1 3y s 1 X XX N X x 0.1 f' X X xxx ,Q 1 s 55 5 f SYS X 'xxx X Q- S, . is Qs 4 N ai f :N Li w .-Qs? s X x Yrs . 1 GPS its . 5 18 X X 'S 1 S SN 13 SN xx XX' XX s HENRY P. BISSCHOP Norfolk, Virginia Electrical Engineering CAC Battery T Q2 3 41, Sup. Sgt. Q41g Norfolk Extension Q11g Varsity Football Q31g Nor' folk Club Q2 3 41, Pub. Chairman Q41g A. I. E. E. Q2 3 413 Short Wave Club Q3 41. UHMIRH HOWARD GORDON BLACK Shores, Virginia Agricultural Economics Inf. Company B Q1 2 3 41, Corp. Q31, Sup. Sgt. Q41g Y. M. C. A. Q11g A. E. S. S. Q1 2 3 41, V.fPres. Q41g Agricultural Club Q1 2 3 41. Iunnie JOHN PATRICK BLACK Richmond, Virginia Architectural Engineering CAC V. P. I. Ext. Richmond Q11, Battery M Q2 3 419 Freshman Football Q21g Intraf mural Sports Q3 413 Richmond Club Q2 319 Box Olllce Manager Q31g Architectural Club Q2 3 41. Blackie WILLIAM RANDOPLH BLACK Quinton, Virginia Agricultural Engineering CAC Batter T 1234 Pfc. 2 Co . 3 Y Q 1, Q 1, FP Q 1, Lt. Q41g Intramural Sports Q1 2 3 41g MidfTidewater Club Q1 2 315 A. S. A. E. Q1 2 3 41, Sgt. Arms Q3 41. Black GEORGE HOWARD BLAKE, IR. Wenonah, New Jersey Mechanical Engineering CAC Battery K Q1 2 3 41, Pfc. Q21, Corp. Q31, lst Sgt. Q41g Freshman Wrestlingg Varsity Wrestling Q31g Intramural Sports Q1 2 3 41g A. S. M. E. Q3 41. Boots JAMES E. BLAKEY Stanardsville, Virginia Business Administration CAC Battery R Q1 2 31, Battery T Q41, Sgt. Q41g Freshman Baseballg Intramural Sports Q1 2 3 41g Albemarle Club Q21g Business Club Q1 2 3 41. -1-limi, MASON H. BLANDFORD Beaumont, Virginia Business Administration CAC Battery N 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Sgt. 1415 Freshman Football, Basketball5 Varsity Football 12 3 415 Varsity Baseball 1215 Intramural Sports 11 2 3 415 German Club 12 3 415 Monogram Club 13 415 Richmond Club 11 2 315 Business Club 11 2 3 41. Mace WILLIAM MCKINLEY BLANKENSHIP, IR. Foster's Falls, Virginia Chemistry CAC Battery O 11 2 3 415 Intramural Sports 1215 Block and Bridle Club 1215 Chemf istry Club 11 2 3 41. upussn E. C. BOLTE DeWitt, Virginia Agricultural Education CAC Battery T 11 2 3 415 Intramural Sports 11 2 3 415 Agricultural Club 11 2 3 41. HE. C... THEODORE HUDSON BORTHWICK WinstonfSalem, North Carolina Mechanical Engineering Engr. Company G 11 2 3 415 Freshman Swim' mingg Intramural Sports 11 215 Virginia Tech Reporter 1215 Cotillion Club 13 415 Tar Heel Club 11 2 3 415 A. S. M. E. 11 415 Aeronautics Club 1215 Y. M. C. A. 1115 S. A. M. E. 1415 Rifle Club Ted -ir: GODFREY M. BOYD Front Royal, Virginia Ceramic Engineering CAC Battery I.. 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Ist Lt. 1415 Intramural Sports 11 2 3 415 Keramos 12 3 41, Sec. 131, Pres. 1415 Shenandoah Valley Club 1115 Apple Club 12 3 415 A. C. S. 12 3 41, V.fPres. 1415 Engineering Council 1415 Rifle Club 111. i.Ginl,, V Ylfz. STANLEY BREAKELL Roanoke, Virginia Mechanical Engineering CAC Battery 1 11 2 3 43, Pfc. 121, Sgt. 4454 Freshman Swimming5 Intramural Sports 11 2 3 415 BUGLE Photographic Staff 1315 Roanoke Club 11 2 3 415 A. S. M. E. 112 3 415 Jolly Times Club 11 2 3 41. Stan VRF' 'l?Q1259 - ,rs X - . 5 1 X x xi XS ...sb s XX gy! . ,. -ng 'X s 1-P X Nz.. N N 1 1 X l vs Qu ix 2,334 Qsspsrbzs XX xx a M ff XX X XX ssX xx X X XX x -sf 639155 sd 1 X XX W XX xw A. PRESTON BREEDEN, JR. Norfolk, Virginia Electrical Engineering CAC Band 12 3 41, Corp. 131g Intramural Sports 141g Norfolk Club 12 315 A. I. E. E. 12 3 413 Southern Colonels 12 3 41, Manager 1313 Norfolk Extension 111. A. P. ROBERT MANNING BRENT Heathsville, Virginia Business Administration CAC SAINT GEORGE AMBLER BROWN Lynchburg, Virginia Mechanical Engineering CAC Battery S 11 2 3 41g Northern Neck Club Battery N 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Sgt. 141, 11 2 31g Business Club 12 41. Freshman Football, Trackg Varsity Track Bob 12 3 415 Lynchburg Club 11 2 3 413 A. S. M.B.112341gI.A.S. 112341. Saint WILSON HUNGERFORD BROWNELL Moodus, Connecticut Architectural Engineering CAC Battery I 11 2 3 41g Architectural Club 11 2 3 41. Brownie Q 'HX . HARRY A. BULIFANT, JR. Newport News, Virginia Architectural Engineering CAC Battery M 111, Battery R 12 3 41g Hamp- ton Roads Club 11 2 31g Architectural Club 12 3 415 A. I. A. 13 41. Bully ROBERT W. BURNS Glencoe, Illinois Business Administration Inf. Band 11 2 3 41, Corp. 131, Lt. 1415 Varsity Basketball 12 3 41g Freshman Basketball, Track, Footballg Intramural Sports 11 2 319 Bachelor Club 13 41. Bobby JOHN BRAND BURSLEY ROY E. BURTON, IR. Richmond, Virginia Washington, D. C. Metallurgical Engineering Engr. Electrical Engineering Engr. Company G 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Intramural Sports 11 21, Richmond Club 11 2 31, A. S. M. 141, Maroon Mask 11 21. 141, Intramural Sports 11 2 3 41, Man ager 141, Capitol Club 11 2 3 41, Southern Colonels 11 2 31. Bud Roy,' Band 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Lt. A. P. BUSH, III Haverford, Pennsylvania Mechanical Engineering Engr. Company G 1-1 2 3 41, Subsidiary Treas. Class of '42, Freshman Wrestling, mu1'al Sports 11 2 3 41, Sentinel Intraf Staff, Yankee Club 11231,A. S. M. E. 1123 N 41, Ring Dance Committee '43. Busby X' Ill ROBERT HUMPHREY BUSHEY Washington, D. C. JOSEPH E. BUTLER Winchester, Virginia Chemistry CAC Horticulture CAC Band 11 2 31, Reg. Staff 141, Capt. I. O. 141, Intramural Sports 11 21: Cotillion Club 12 3 41, Apple Club 12 3 41, Hortif culture Club 12 3 41, Bachelor Club 141. Battery R 11 2 3 41, Sgt. 141, Freshman Rifle, Varsity Rifle 13 41, Y. M. C. A. 11 2 3 41, Capitol Club 11 31: A. C. S. 12 41. 1. WHEELER CALVERT, JR. Norfolk, Virginia Business Administration CAC Battery L 11 2 3 41, Intramural Sports 11 2 31, Norfolk Club 11 2 31, Sgt. Arms 111, Business Club 11 2 3 41, Y. M. C. A. 11 21, DeMolay 11 21. s .. . . .ssxxi N 1153 Bob' joe 'Lord s s VVNPXQ X ss Kiss 5 xXx A ' S ' X NSN lxlxi, XQX, r 'pc M X sb1 sk F sX X S Xxx? I 41 N S! msgs sd X X KX W X ROBERT W. CAMPBELL Freeport, New York Chemical Engineering Engr. Company E Q1 2 3 41, Corp. Q31, Lt. Q41g Varsity Football Q31, Freshman Foot' ballg Intramural Sports Q1 2 3 415 Yankee Club Q1 2 31, A. I. Ch. E. Q1 2 3 41. EARLEST A. CARLTON Richmond, Virginia Conservation and Forestry Inf. Company C Q1 2 31, Company D Q41, Sup. Sgt. Q41g Intramural Sports Q1 2 3 41g Richmond Club Q1 2 3 41g Forestry Club Q12 3 41, Y. M. C. A. Q11g Rifle Club Q1 31. C. HILL CARTER, JR. Shirley, Virginia General Agriculture CAC Battery M Q11, Battery T Q2 3 41, Sgt. Q41g Freshman Football, Boxing, Trackg Varsity Track Q2 31g Intramural Sports Q1 2 3 41g Agricultural Club Q41g Monogram Club Q2 3 41. Soup Chuck Champ RUPERT MURRAY CASSELL JOHN EDWARD CATLIN, JR. IOHN REGAN CAWTHON Roanoke, Virginia Industrial Engineering CAC Battery N Q1 2 31, 4th Bn. Staff Q41, Pfc. Q21, Corp. Q31, Color Sgt. Q41g Inf tramural Sports Q1 2 3 41g Roanoke Club Q1 2 319 A. I. E. E. Q1 21g S. I. E. Q3 41. Rupe Bedford, Virginia Industrial Engineering CAC Battery O Q1 2 3 41, Pfc. Q21, Corp. Q31, Lt. Q41g Corps of Cadets, V.fPres. Q31, Pres. Q41g Class '43 Pres. Q3 41g Ring Committee Q2, 319 Freshman Footballg Scabbard and Blade Q3 413 German Club Q2 3 41, V.-Pres. Q41g Senate Q2 3 41, Parliamentarian Q31, Pres. Q41g Honor Court Q41g Student Welfare Committee Q3 415 Social Activities Committee Q41g Executive Committee Q41g Finance Board Q2 3 41. njacki, Memphis, Tennessee Civil Engineering Engr. Company E Q1 2 31, Brigade Staff Q41, Pfc. Q21, Corp. Q31, Colonel Q41g Honor Court Q3 41, Asst. Pros. Atty. Q31, Pros. Atty. Q41g Freshman Football, Basketball, Varsity Trackg Varsity Golfg Tau Beta Pi Q3 41g Omicron Delta Kappa Q3 413 Scabf bard and Blade Q3 41g Chi Epsilon Q3 41g Va. Tech, Sports Ed. Q2 31, German Club Q2 3 41, Leader Q41g Engr. Council Q31g Honor Court Q21, Ath. Asso. Q3 41, V.f Pres. Q31, Pres. Q41g Ring Dance Comm. Class '43. Col. Iohn, Ir. TERRY CHARLES CHAPIN Maplewood, New Iersey IRVIN JEAN CHASEN Richmond, Virginia ARMSTRONG CHINN, IR. La Grange, Illinois Mechanical Engineering CAC Business Administration CAC Battery K Q1 2 3 41, Pfc. Q21, Corp. Q31, Capt. Q41g Corps of Cadets, Sgt. Arms Q21g Freshman Football, Trackg Varsity Football Q2 3 41, Varsity Basketball Q31g Intramural Sports Q1 2 3 41g Monogram Club Q3 41g Richmond Club Q1 2 3 41, Sgt. Arms Q21g Business Club Q1 2 3 41. Battery S Q1 2 3 41g Freshman Football, Trackg Intramural Sports Q1 2 3 41g Mosquito Club Q1 2 31. 41, Monogram Club Q3 415 Glee Club 'I . Cf, Irbo', Duke if 'QA 431 Chemical Engineering Chem. Warfare Company C Q1 2 3 41, Freshman Track, Cross Countryg Varsity Track Q2 3 415 Varsity Cross Country Q21g Intramural Sports Q1 2 3 41g Sigma Delta Psi Q1 2 3 Q11. THOMAS H. CHISWELL EDWARD w. CHRZAN J. 1. CLARK, JR. Washington, D. C. Jericho, New York Danville, Virginia Industrial Engineering Engr. Metallurgical Engineering Engr. Mechanical Engineering CAC Company G Q1 2 3 41, Corp. Q31, Sgt. Company E Q1 2 3 41, Sgt. Q41g Intraf Battery N Q1 2 3 41, Intramural Sports Q41g Capitol Club Q1 2 31, S. A. M. E. mural Sports Q31g Alpha Sigma Mu Q3 413 Q1 2 3 415 Seminole Club Q1 2 31, Q3 41, Y. M. C. A. Q11. Newman Club Q12 3 41. A. S. M. E. Q3 41. R Cl1' ' Ed E R N issie ggy -K six S x X ' fxx f 6' I XRS xB WILLIAM ALBERT CLARK, JR. Annapolis, Maryland Business Administration CAC Company G 11 21, Battery K 13 41, Pfc. 1215 Senate 1115 Intramural Basketball 11 215 Maryland Club 11 2 315 Business Club 1415 A. S. M. E. 1115 Railroad Club 11 2 3 41. Bill CHARLES EDWARD CLEAR Saltville, Virginia Agricultural Education CAC Battery L 11 2 3 415 Southwest Virginia Club 12 315 F. F. A. 11 2 3 415 Agri- cultural Club 11 2 3 41. Charlie S. FLOYD COATS, JR. Savannah, Georgia Mining Engineering CAC Battery K 11 2 3 41, Lt. 1415 Freshman Cross Country, Trackg Varsity Cross Counf try 12 315 Varsity Track 1215 Intramural Sports 12 31, Boxing Champ 1215 Sigma Delta Psi 13 415 Pi Delta Epsilon 13 415 Sigma Gamma Epsilon 13 41, Corr. Sec. 131, Pres. 1415 The Virginia 'Tech Engi- neer 11 2 3 41, Editor 1415 A. I. M. E. 11 2 3 41, Sgt. at Arms 111, Pres 1415 Publications Board 13 415 Engineering Council 141. SurefFi1e FRANK M. COFER Smithield, Virginia Agricultural Economics CAC Battery O 11 2 31, Battery T 1415 Fresh' man Baseball5 Intramural Sports 13 415 Peanut Club 11 2 315 Poultry Club 1115 A. E. S. S. 12 3 41. Weenie' 4,511 -6' BERNARD CAMPBELL COOK Roanoke, Virginia Mechanical Engineering CAC Battery R 11 2 31, 3rd Bn., 2nd Reg. 141, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Lt. Sup. 1415 Intraf mural Sports 11 2 3 415 Roanoke Club 11 2 315 A. I. A. S. 112 3 41. Buck YM. 3,61 . WILLIAM CALDWELL COOKE Norfolk, Virginia Ceramic Engineering CAC Battery O 11 2 31, Battery M 141, Pfc. 1215 Intramural Sports 11 2 3 415 The Virginia Tech 1115 Norfolk Club 11 2 315 A. I. Ch. E. 1115 American Ceramic So' ciety 12 3 415 Glee Club 11 2 41. Bill HOWARD HARRISON COOKSEY Manassas, Virginia Business Administration Inf. Company C 11 2 31, 1st Bn., lst Reg. 141, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Lt. Adj. 1415 Intramural Sports 11 2 3 415 Cotillion Club 12 3 415 Bachelor Club 13 415 Alex' andria Club 1115 Piedmont Club 12 3 415 Business Club 11 2 3 415 Rifle Club 11 31. WILLIAM EDWARD COPENHAVER Crockett, Virginia Biology CAC Battery R112 3 41, Pfc.121, Corp 131, Lt. 1415 Bio Tech Honorary Society 13 41, Treas. 1415 Southwest Virginia Club 11 2 3 41, Treas. 131, Pres. 1415 Biology Club 11 2 3 41, V.fPres. 141. Widget', E. E. COVEY Snowville, Virginia Agricultural Economics Inf. Company B 11 2 3 415 Intramural Sports 11 2 3 415 Agricultural Club 11 2 3 41. -iE2n ROBERT PAGE COWART Cowart, Virginia Civil Engineering CAC Battery S 11 2 31, 3rd Bn., 2nd Reg. 141, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Maj. 1415 Ex' ecutive Committee 1415 Intramural Sports 1115 Chi Epsilon 13 415 Scabbard and Blade 1415 The Virginia 'Tech 1415 Cotilf lion Club 1415 Northern Neck Club 11 2 31, Sgt. Arms 121, Sec. 1315 A. S. C. E. 13 41. -ipagen GUY BLAINE CRAWFORD Kingsport, Tennessee Business Administration Inf. Company A 11 2 3 41, Corp. 1315 Fresh- man Basketball, Baseball5 Varsity Basket' ball 12 3 415 Varsity Baseball 12 3 415 Intramural Sports 11 2 3 41, Manager 11 2 3 415 Business Club 11 2 3 415 Rifle Club 11 2 3 415 Monogram Club 12 3 41. HootfNanny ESCA HOLMES CREWS, JR. Reading, Pennsylvania Electrical Engineering Engr. Company E 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Capt. 1415 Intramural Sports 11 215 Scabbard and Blade 13 415 Class '43 Ring Dance Favor Committee, Chairmang Class '43 Ring Dance Finance Committeeg Alex' andria Club 11 2 3 415 A. I. E. E. 12 3 41. Chicky,' X XX Q vspsq N W 3 1 s X n X . l r 3 XX swi m 6 I x S 8.1.1, as es .- . .Xx. X l . it :S Eli .. Ng, ss SAMUEL RUSH CROCKETT JOHN TURMAN CRUISE Wytheville, Virginia Conservation and Forestry Inf. Company A 11 2 31, Company D 141, Willis, Virginia Dairy Husbandry Inf. Company A 11 2 3 41, Corp. 131, Lt. Pfc. 121, Sgt. 1413 Bio-Tech Society 141, 141g Southwest Virginia Club 11 21g Dairy The Virginia Tech Business Staff 11 21, Southwest Virginia Club 11 2 315 Forestry Club 11 2 3 41. Rush Club 11 2 3 415 Agricultural Club 11 2 3 41, Rifle Club 11 31. Red LESTER BROWN CUNDIFF Vinton, Virginia Chemical Engineering CAC Battery N 11 2 31, Brigade Staff 141, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Maj. and Int. Off. 141g Exec. Comm. 121g Senate 121g German Club 1415 Phi Lambda Upsilon 13 41, Omicron Delta Kappa 13 41, Tau Beta Pi 13 415 Scabbard and Blade 13 41, Pi Delta Epsilon 13 415 Phi Kappa Phi 141g Va. Tech Staff 111, Campus Ed. 121, News Ed. 131, Editor 141, V. P. I. Directory Ed. 141g Class '43 Pub. Comm. War Chest 1315 V. I. P. A. Exec. Board 131g Stud. Welfare Comm. 141. uLeSn 351.1 ROBERT WALLER CUNNINGHAM St. Louis, Missouri Mechanical Engineering Inf. Company B 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Capt. 141, Corps of Cadets, Treas. 141g Class of '43 Treas. 12 315 Class of '43 Ring Dance Plans Committeeg Omif cron Delta Kappa 13 41g Pi Tau Sigma 13 41g German Club 13 41, Pres. 141g Piedmont Club 11 2 3 41g A. S. M. E. 112 3 41, Sec. 131, Pres. 141. Solid ska VIA. HENRY L. CURRY, II Richmond, Virginia Business Administration CAC Battery M 11 2 3 415 Intramural Sports 112 3 41, Richmond Club 11 2 313 Business Administration 11 2 3 41. .41-Ienryn ai ff WARREN LLEWELLYN CUSTER Johnstown, Pennsylvania Mechanical Engineering Engr. Company E 11 21, Company F 13 41, Sgt. 141g Varsity Wrestling 13 41, Intraf mural Football 11 2 3 41, Keystone Club 11 21g A. S. M. E. 112 3 415 Rifle Club 111. i.Gusiv ERNEST CHARLES CUTCHINS Branchville, Virginia Horticulture Inf. Company C 11 2 3 41, Sgt. 1415 Hortif cultural Society 11 2 3 41, Sec. 131, Pres. 1415 Agricultural Club 1415 Rifle Club 131. JOHN ALDEN DAIGER Washington, D. C. Civil Engineering Engr. Company E 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Lt. 1415 Freshman Track, Footballg Varsity Track 1215 Intramural Wrestling 121g The Virginia 'Tech Engineer Business Staff 11 215 Maryland Club 11 2 3 41, V.fPres. 1415 Capitol Club 11 215 A. S. C. E. 12 3 41. C. N. DALTON Pulaski, Virginia Business Administration Inf. Company B 11 2 3 415 Business Club 11 2 3 415 S. West Virginia Club 11 2 315 Y. M. C. A. 11 21. Ucutchy, ..DiCk,, HCOSH yjrl. Km ROBERT REIVES DANFORTH, JR. Richmond, Virginia Mechanical Engineering CAC Battery R 12 3 415 University of Rich' mond 1115 Intramural Sports 12 3 415 Richmond Club 12 3 415 I. A. S. 13 415 Y. M. C. A. 12 41. Q1- JAMES JOHN DATTILO Ocean City, New Jersey Mechanical Engineering CAC Battery K112 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 1313 Intramural Sports 11 2 3 415 Newman Club 11 2 3 415 Yankee Club 11 215 Mosquito Club 11 315 A. S. M. E. 12 3 415 Intramural Manager 13 41. PHILIP ELWOOD DAVIS Norfolk, Virginia Electrical Engineering Engr. Norfolk Division of V. P. I. 111, Com' pany G 12 3 41, Sgt. 1415 Eta Kappa Nu 13 41, V.fPres. 1415 Norfolk Club 11 2 315 A. I. E. E. 12 3 415 Short Wave Club 1415 Sigma Epsilon Pi 111. XX X XXX a1B0b:1 aalimar uphiln S We 1x xx X NWf'rY'N 1 NX X5 XXNNXN L, 1 -SS sh a. . SSX I' ff- ,st s. E Kb. NNN X x DX sN Sx S SNS X I Sf i f gd, s M s WILLIAM EARNEST DAVIS Sutton, -West Virginia Mechanical Engineering CAC Battery K 11 2 31, Brigade Staff 141, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Maj. and Sup. Off. 1419 Class of '43 Pres. 1419 Freshman Footballg Varsity Football 12 3 419 Intramural Box' ing 111g Pi Tau Sigma 13 419 Monogram Club 13 419 A. S. M. E. 1419 Student Welfare Committee 141. TALBERT SWANSON DEANE Charlottesville, Virginia Chemical Engineering Engr. Company F 11 2 3 419 Freshman Baseballg Intramural Sports 11 2 3 419 The Bucket Conveyor 1319 Albemarle Club 11 2 319 A. I. Ch. E. 11 2 3 419 Y. M. C. A. 111g Rifle Club 111. WILLIAM R. DEANS, JR. Churchland, Virginia Business Administration CAC Battery N 11 2 3 41, Corp. 1315 Capt. 1419 Senate 141, Chairman Legal Bills Committeeg Intramural Sports 11 2 3 419 Scabbard and Blade 13 419 German Club 13 419 Portsmouth Club 11 2 3 419 Business Club 12 3 41. Bill Shorty Bill IRA ALEXANDER DEARMON, JR. WILSON KENYON DECKER JAMES ROBERT DENT Suffolk, Virginia Biology CAC Battery L 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Lt. 1419 Freshman Footballg Peanut Club 11 2 3 41, Sgt. Arms 121, Sec.fTreas. 131, Pres. 1419 Biology Club 11 2 3 41. ..De,, South Orange, New Jersey Business Administration CAC Battery K 11 2 31, 1st Bn., 2nd Reg. 141, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Major 1419 Intra' mural Sports 11 2 3 41, All-Intramural Gym Team 1219 Scabbard and Blade 13 419 Alpha Kappa Psi 13 419 German Club 12 3 419 Mosquito Club 11 2 3 41, Pres. 1419 Business Club 11 2 3 419 Class of '43 Decorations Committee. General Norfolk, Virginia Business Administration CAC Batteryl 111, Battery T 12 31, Battery S 141, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Capt. 1419 Fresh' man Baseball and Footballg Varsity Base' ball 12 319 Intramural Sports 11 2 3 419 Scabbard and Blade 13 419 Cotillion Club 12 3 419 Norfolk Club 11 2 3 419 Business Club 11 2 3 419 Monogram Club 12 3 41. njimmyn JOHN ROBERT DISE Arlington, Virginia Civil Engineering Engr. Company E 11 2 3 41, Sup. Sgt. 1415 Inf tramural Sports 11 21g Arlington Club 11 2 31, Treas. 1313 A. S. C. E. 11 2 3 41, Glee Club 111. jim Bob WILLIAM HUME DORTCH, JR. Bedford, Virginia Business Administration CAC Battery O 11 2 31, lst Bn., 2nd Reg. 141, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Lt. Adj. 141, Senate 131, Freshman Footballg German Club 12 3 41, Bachelor Club 13 41. DumfDum BENJAMIN LLOYD DOW Baltimore, Maryland Mechanical Engineering CAC Battery L 11 2 3 41, lst Sgt. 141g Fresh- man Baseball, Football, Swimmingg Varsity Swimming 12 3 41, Capt. 1415 Intramural Sports 12 3 41, Allflntramural Swimming 1119 Sigma Delta Psi 1415 Monogram Club 12 3 41g Maryland Club 12 313 A. S. M. E. 12 3 41, I. A. S. 141, Y. M. C. A. 111. nBenny,, fif- M. RANDOLPH DOWNES Richmond, Virginia Civil Engineering CAC Battery S 11 2 31, 2nd Reg. Staff 141, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Lt. Col. 141g Fresh- man Rifle Managerg Intramural Sports 11 2 3 41g Bachelor Club 13 415 Cotillion Club 12. 3 41, Executive Committee 141, Decorations Chairman 141g A. S. C. E. 11 2 3 41g Senate 11 21g Executive Com' mittee 13 415 Class of '43 Ring Dance Plans Committee 131. ..Rcmdy,, 42.1. HARRY ROY DUDLEY, JR. Norfolk, Virginia Architectural Engineering CAC Battery K 12 3 41, Sup. Sgt. 141g Intraf mural Sports 12 3 41g Tau Beta Pi 13 41, Norfolk Club 12 31, Pres. 1415 A. I. A. 12 3 419 Norfolk Extension 111. Haychie ROBERT HENRY DUGGER, IR. Farmville, Virginia Chemical Engineering Engr. Company E 11 21, Company G 13 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, First Lt. 141g Fresh' man Boxingg Intramural Sports 11 21g German Club 13 413 Order of Delvfolay 12 3 41, Treas. 1415 A. I. Ch. E. 12 3 41g Rifle Club 111. EW as X Q -x E Q Xrggfiw 1. -,X wg, pi , .i.. 55. N gs Bigge r. 5' Q7 kg. g X 1 ,- Ns ,sw-f - -1 .f . za s X X X Xi 1 1 7 ,tw xx S '3 . as X SX 'xg WILLIAM HENRY DUNHAM, III Richmond, Virginia Electrical Engineering CAC Battery I Q1 2 31, 2nd Bn., 2nd Reg. Q41, Pfc. Q21, Corp. Q31, Lt. and Sup. OH. Q41g Freshman Swimming, Varsity Swim' ming Q21g Intramural Rifle Q1 2 31, Champions Q21, Intramural Swimming Champions Q21g Pi Delta Epsilon Q3 41, V.fPres. Q41g BUGLE, Asst. Editor Q3 41, Army and Navy Club Q2 3 41, Sec. Q2 31, Pres. Q41g Capitol Club Q31g A. I. E. E. Q1 2 3 41g Rifle Club Q1 2 31, Ring Dance Publicity Committee Q31. 'lBill,' PIERRE ERNEST DUPARC Miami, Florida Business Administration CAC BatteryIQ121, Battery R Q3 41, Pfc. Q21, Corp. Q31, First Lt. Q41g Freshman Box' ingg Scabbard and Blade Q3 41g Pi Delta Epsilon Q3 41, Historian Q41g BUGLE Busif ness Stal? Q1 2 3 41, Asst. Manager Q41g Business Club Q1 2 3 413 Subfcommittee Chairman Publicity Committee of Junior Ring Dance Q31. HHUPPSWH M. WILLIAM DUTTON, JR. Hagerstown, Maryland Architectural Engineering Inf. Company C Q1 2 3 41, Sgt. Q41g Intra- mural Sports Q1, 215 Apple Club Q1 2 3 41gA.I.A.Q1 2 3 41. , Bill ROBERT W. EARLY, JR. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Business Administration Engr. Company G Q1 2 3 415 Keystone Club Q1 2 31g Business Club Q1 2 3 41g Intramural Sports Q1 2 3 41. i.B0b,, CHARLES ELMER EARMAN, JR. Harrisonburg, Virginia Public Administration CAC Battery I Q1 2 31, Battery O Q41, Pfc. Q21, Corp. Q31, Lt. Q41g Class of '43 SubfTreas. Q2 31g Intramural Sports Q1 2 315 Alpha Kappa Psi Q3 41g BUGLE Editorial Staff Q1 21, Asst. Editor Q31g Cotillion Club Q2 3 41g Shenandoah Val- ley Club Q1 2 31g Business Club Q2 3 41: Y. M. C. A. Q11g Rifle Club Q11. MEN JOHN W. EAST Churchville, Virginia Conservation and Forestry CAC Battery O Q1 2 3 419 Freshman Baseballg Intramural Sports Q1 2 31g Guidon Busif ness Manager Q41g Shenandoah Valley Club Q31g Forestry Club Q1 2 3 41, Treas. Q31, V.fPres. Q41g Y. M. C. A. Cabinet Q1 2 3 41g Advisory Board Q41g DeMolay Q1 2 31. Bill EVERETT F. ELDRED, JR. Staunton, Virginia Electrical Engineering CAC Battery O Q1 2 3 41, Sgt. Q41g Tau Beta Pi Q3 41, Cataloger Q41g Eta Kappa Nu Q3 41, Bridge Correspondent Q41g The Virginia 'Tech Editorial Staff Q1 21, Shen' andoah Valley Club Q1 2 31g A, I. E. E. Ql 2 3 41g Y. M. C. A. Senior Cabinet Q2 3 41. F. ROBERT PARKER ELLIS Suffolk, Virginia Business Administration CAC Battery L Q1 2 3 41g Freshman Wrestlingg Varsity Wrestling Q2 3 415 The Virginia 'Tech Stall Q11g Business Club Q2 3 41. Decker EDWARD C. ETZ Bayview, Virginia Agronomy Inf. Company C Q1 2 3 41, Sgt. Q41g Intraf mural Sports Q1 2 319 Eastern Shore Anchor Club Q1 2 3 41g Agronomy Club Q3 419 Agricultural Club Q3 415 Newman Club Q1 3 41. Eddie,' G. R. EUSNER FRED E. EVERETT RICHARD A, FARRIER, JR, Monticello, New York Bristol, Tennessee Newcastle, Virginia Ceramic Engineering Engr. Band Q1 2 3 413 Freshman Footballg Intraf mural Sports Ql 2 3 41g Keramosg Yankee Club Q1 2 31g The American Ceramic So' cietyg A. S. M. E. Electrical Engineering Engr. Company F Q1 2 3 41, Pfc. Q21, Corp. Q31, Capt. Q41g Intramural Sports Q2 31g Eta Kappa Nu Q3 41, Cor. Sec. Q41g Tau Beta Pi Q3 41, V.-Pres. Q41g Helps and Hints Editor Q41g Cotillion Club Q3 41g A. I. E. E. Q2 3 41, V.fPres. Q41g Engif neering Council V.fPres. Q41g Phi Kappa Phi Q41. Agricultural Education Inf. Company C Q1 2 3 41, Pfc. Q21, Sgt. Q41g Intramural Sports Q1 215 Block and Bridle Club Q2 3 41g Student Activities Building Committee Q41g Agricultural Club Q1 21, V.-Pres. Q3 41g F. F. A. Watch Dog Ql1, Sec. Q21, V.fPres. Q3 41g Y. M. C, A. Cabinet Q1 2 3 41, Rec. Sec. Q31, Pres. Q41g Pres. State Y. M. C. A, Q41g Rifle Club Q1 2 3 41. XX sl wmv M Red Fred Dick NN - QS , js .XX 5 X s s S s XX SX XXX JAMES E. FASOLAS Essington, Pennsylvania Chemistry CAC Battery L 11 2 31, Battery R 141, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Capt. 1415 V.fPres. Corps of Cadets 1415 Scabbard and Blade 13 415 Cotillion Club 13 415 American Chemical Society 11 2 3 41. CHARLES S. FAZEL, IR. Petersburg, Virginia Mechanical Engineering CAC Battery R 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 1315 Music Appreciation Club 1415 Petersburg Club 11 215 Short Wave Club 12 31. RICHARD FERGUSON Charlotte, North Carolina Mechanical Engineering CAC Battery O 11 2 31, 2nd Bn., 2nd Reg. 141, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Major 1415 Ring Dance Publicity Committee Chairman 1315 Ring Dance Finance Committee 1315 Om' icron Delta Kappa 13 415 Tau Beta Pi 13 41, Sec. 1415 Scabbard and Blade 13 415 Pi Tau Sigma 13 41, V.fPres. 1415 The Virginia Tech Desk Staff 1115 Cotillion Club 12 3 41, Publicity Chairman 141, Sec.fTreas. 1415 A. S. M. E. 12 41. Joe charlie Noida DANIEL GAYLE FIELDS Mouth of Wilson, Virginia Business Administration CAC Battery N 11 2 3 41, Sgt. 1415 Intramural Sports 11 215 Southwest Virginia Club 12 3 415 Business Club 11 2 3 41. Red EMMETT ALFRED FIELDS, JR. Bristol, Virginia Business Administration Inf. Company C 11 2 3 41, Corp. 131, 1st Sgt. 1415 Freshman Trackg Intramural Sports 11 215 Southwest Virginia Club 11 2 315 Business Club 12 3 415 A. I. Ch. E. 1115 Rifle Club 11 2 31. ..BLmky,, Qi 1' FLOYD HAMILTON FISH, JR. Blacksburg, Virginia Mechanical Engineering CAC Battery O 11 2 3 41, Lt. 1415 Ring Dance Publicity Committee 131, Decorations Committee 1315 Tau Beta Pi 13 415 Pi Tau Sigma 13 41, Corresponding Sec. 13 415 Alpha Psi Omega 12 3 415 Phi Kappa Phi 1415 Omicron Delta Kappa 1415 The Virginia Tech Staff 111, Feature Writer 1315 The Virginia Tech Engineer Staff 1115 DeMolay 11 2 315 Southwest Virf ginia Club 11 2 315 A. S. M. E. 11 2 3 415 S. A. M. E. 1215 Maroon Mask 11215 Engineering Council 13 41. Fluid FRANK ALLEN FISHBURNE Staunton, Virginia Business Administration Inf. Company C 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, 1st Lt. 141g Varsity Football Asst. Manager 12 315 Freshman Trackg Intraf mural Sports 11 219 Alpha Kappa Psi 12 3 415 The Virginia Tech Business Staff 11 215 Shenandoah Valley Club 11 2 315 Business Club 11 2 3 41g DeMolay 11 2 3 41g Rifle Club 11 31. 41M0le1i WILBUR FISK FITZGERALD Cheriton, Virginia Agronomy Inf. Company C 11 2 3 41, Corp. 131, Lt. 1419 Intramural Sports 11 2 3 41g Eastern Shore Anchor Club 11 2 3 41g Agronomy Club 12 3 41g Agricultural Club 12 3 41g Rifle Club 111. Fitz WILLIAM B. FLORA Roanoke, Virginia Mechanical Engineering Engr. Company E 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 1215 Intraf mural Sports 111g Roanoke Club 11 2 31, A. S. M. E. 13 415 I. A. S. 1313 S. A. M. E. 13 41. A Bill 12.1, - QB'-5 ARTHUR JAMES FOSTER Evanston, Illinois Chemistry CAC Battery R 11 2 31, Battery I 141, Sgt. 141g Varsity Fencing 12 3 415 Intramural Sports 11 2 3 413 Chemistry Club 13 415 Fencing Club 11 2 31, Secretary 141g Phi Lambda Upsilon 141. A. I. HARRY HOLLAND FOSTER, JR. Richmond, Virginia Architectural Engineering CAC Civilian Student Body 111, Battery I 12 3 41, Sgt. 141g The Virginia Tech Busif ness Staff 121g Richmond Club 11 2 31g Architectural Club 11 2 3 41. -4Huv .M ALONZO NOLAN FOX Gore, Virginia Horticulture Inf. Company A 11 2 31, Company C 141, Pfc. 121, Sgt. 141g Varsity Track 12 31g Freshman Track, Cross Countryg Intraf mural Sports 11 2 3 41, The Virginia Tech 121g President Christian Endeavor Society 121g Y. M. C. A. 11 3 41g Horticulture Club 11 2 3 41, Sgt. Arms 131, Treas. 141g Agricultural Club 11 2 3 413 Rifle Club 11 2 3 41g Monogram Club 13 41. Red Kr . X V U, 1 fi is 1. X :SV X I 0 Wf . X WQW ' :D , z y,W ps MW 'Ti :U as c Q :n z :ff c: cn nz 'U E E 'U 2 uf W U 'Tl av F21 l'I1 Z ma Z F Sparta, Virginia Agricultural Education CAC Battery LQ12 3 41, Pfc. f21, Corp. Q31, Sgt. C415 Fredericksburg Club fl 21g Agri' cultural Club Q1 2 3 41, F. F. A. Stafford, Virginia Business Administration Inf. Company A 11 2 3 41, Corp. f31, Sgt. f41g Varsity Basketball 121g Varsity Base ball f21g Freshman Basketball, Baseball Intramural Sports Q1 2 3 41, The Viv: f fl 2 3 41. ginia 'Tech Business Stall Q1 21g Y. M. C. A. fl 21, Fredericksburg Club fl 2 31 Sgt. at Arms f11, Sec. 121, Treas. Q31 Pres. 141, Business Club Q2 3 41, Rifle Club fl 2 31. F'rogno Turkey RICHARD DEGANHART FULLER Dayton, Ohio lvietallurgical Engineering CAC Battery S fl 2 3 41, Pfc. f21g Varsity Baseball 121, Varsity Swimming 141, Freshman Baseball, Swimmingg Intramural Sports fl 2 3 41g Metallurgy Club fl 2 3 41g American Society for Metals 141, Rifle Club 141g Fencing Club C3 41g Y. M. C. A. Cabinet fl 21. R, D. ROBERT N. FUNK . KENNETH EUGENE FUSSELL RICHARD W. GANNAWAY, JR. Westfield, New Jersey Richmond, Virginia Guinea Mills, Virginia Industrial Engineering CAC Agronomy CAC Animal Husbandfy Inf- Battery s Q1 2 :4 45, Pfc. 121, corp. 435, B it s C1 2 s 45, Sgt. C419 v 2 C0mPanYBi1233f1st Bn-,1FfReg-143, Lt. f41g THE BUC-LE Editorial Staff Q2 313 B:seIJ1a,Il Q2 31g Freshman Baseballg Eliza? Pfc' c2?'SCOrP' UD iygtdgidalor 4454 In' Mosquito Club fl 2 31g S. I. E. Q2 3 41. mural Sports C1 2 3 41g Agronomy Kanfur? Ifogf btw, ' ' C' A' HJ? Club U 2 3 45' gricutura u fl 2 3 413 Block and Bridle Club fl 2 3 41, Rifle Club Q1 2 3 45. Newt Fuzzy Dick GEORGE HUBBARD GARNISS Bloomneld, New Jersey Business Administration CAC Battery T 11 2 31, Battery O 141, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Capt. 1415 Intramural Sports 11 3 415 Cotillion Club 13 415 Mosquito Club 11 2 3 41. 'LBudd CHARLES H. GARRETTE, IR. Blacksburg, Virginia Electrical Engineering CAC Battery K 11 2 3 415 Lynchburg Club 121g Southwest Virginia Club 13 415 A. I. E. E. 11 2 3 415 Aeronautics Club 13 41. 'lChuclq CLIFTON C. GARVIN, JR. Washington, D. C. Chemical Engineering Engr. Company G 11 2 31, 2nd Bn., 1st Reg. 141, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Lt. P. and T. Off. 1415 Intramural Sports 11 2 3 41g Phi Lambda Upsilon 13 415 Capitol Club 11 2 31, Treas. 121, Pres. 131g A. I. Ch. E. 11 2 3 41, Pres. 1415 Order of DeMolay 13 415 Rifle Club 1115 Y. M. C. A. 11 215 Engineering Council 131. achckn CON STANTINE KERRY GEANEAS Brooklyn, New York General Science CAC Battery K 11 2 31, Battery R 1415 Intraf mural Sports 11 2 3 415 Yankee Club 12 315 Chemistry Club 11 21. Geronie' 1:24. GEORGE WILLIAM GEARHART Roanoke, Virginia Civil Engineering Engr. Company E 11 21, Company G 13 41, Corp. 131, Lt. 141g Freshman Track Man' ager 1115 Intramural Sports, Publicity Manager 1415 Editor Intramural Handf book 1415 Pi Delta Epsilon 1415 The Virf ginia Tech 12 3 41, Sports Editor 1415 The Sentinel Art Staff 1415 DeMolay 12 3 415 Roanoke Club 11 2 315 A. S. C. E. 12 3 41, V.'Pres. 1415 Engineering Coun' cil 13 415 Railroad Club 11 2 3 41, Sec. 131, Pres. 141. Bill -Li THOMAS WILLIAM GEARY, IR. Englewood, New Jersey Mechanical Engineering Inf. Company A 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Sgt. 1415 Intramural Sports 11 2 3 415 Pi Tau Sigma 13 415 A. S. M. E 141. Mickey '15 5 , 1 rw-f is rms ',, , I X S xg X I gases' yd 1 l 1 ,Y BURNS NIXON GIBSON Falls Church, Virginia Business Administration Inf. Company A 11 2 3 41, Sgt. 141, Senate 141, Varsity Baseball 12 31, Freshman Baseball and Boxing, Intramural Sports 11 2 3 41, Alpha Kappa Psi 13 41,'1'he Virginia Tech 111, Bachelor Club 131, Monogram Club 12 3 41, Arlington Club 11 2 31, Business Club 12 3 41. WILFRED CHARLES GILBERT, JR. Washington, D. C. Civil Engineering CAC Battery K 11 2341, Pfc.121, Corp. 131, Lt. 141, Intramural Sports 131, Chi Ep' silon 13 41, Sec. 141, Capitol Club 11 2 31, A. S. C. E. 12 3 41. A. P. GILLETTE Capron, Virginia Agronomy CAC Battery N 11 2 3 41, Varsity Track 121, Freshman Baseball, Intramural Sports 11 2 3 41, Peanut Club 11 2 31, Agricultural Club 11 2 3 41, Agronomy Club 11 2 3 41, Y. M. C. A. 111. Bunny Willie Knight', I WILLARD SHEALLY GILLEY Williamsburg, Virginia Business Administration Inf. Company C 11 2 3 41, Sgt. 141, Intraf mural Sports 111, Y. M. C. A. 11 2 31, Hampton Roads Club 11 2 31, Business Club 11 2 3 41, Rifle Club 11 31. WILLIAM Z. GODBEY Norton, Virginia Business Administration CAC Battery S 12 3 41, Corp. 131, 1st Sgt. 141, Intramural Sports 121, Alpha Kappa Psi 141, The Scroll Editor 141, Lonesome Pine Club 12 31, Business Club 13 41, Emory and Henry College 111. HAMPTON IERVIS GODFREY Roanoke, Virginia Business Administration CAC Battery N 112 3 41, Pfc.121, Corp. 131, lst Lt. 141, Freshman Football, Intramural Sports 13 41, Alpha Kappa Psi, Chaplain 141, German Club, Roanoke Club 11 2 31, V.'Pres. 131, Business Club 11 2 3 41. Zorro BilV' HHMVIPU LONG HALEY GOFFIGON Cape Charles, Virginia Agronomy Inf. Company C 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Capt. 1415 Honor Court 1315 Scab- bard and Blade 13 415 German Club 12 3 415 Eastern Shore Anchor Club 11 2 315 Sec. 121, V.fPres. 1315 A. S. A. E. 1115 Agronomy Club 12 3 415 Agricultural Club 12 3 415 Rifle Club 11 315 Y. M. C. A. 111. Longl' ROY POLK GORDON, JR. Union Level, Virginia Agronomy CAC Battery L 11 2 3 415 Varsity Baseball 1315 Freshman Baseballg Intramural Sports 11 2 3 415 MidfVirginia Club 12 315 Agro' nomy Club 13 415 Rifle Club 111. Flash C. A. GRAVES Lynchburg, Virginia CAC Architectural Engineering Battery R 11 2 31, 2nd Reg. Staff 141, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Sup. Sgt. 1415 Gerf man Club 12 3 415 Lynchburg Club 11 2 315 Architectural Club 12 3 41. njakeu 181 CLAIBORNE THOMAS GRAVES Petersburg, Virginia Business Administration CAC Battery R 11 2 3 415 Intramural Sports 1115 Petersburg Club 11 2 315 Business Club 141. we JAMES EDWIN GRAY, JR. Richmond, Virginia Business Administration CAC Battery T 11 2 3 41, Corp. 131, Sgt. 1415 Varsity Track5 Varsity Basketball5 Fresh' man Basketball, Football, and Track5 Inf tramural Sports 11 2 3 415 Bachelor Club 13 415 Richmond Club 11 2 315 Business JOSEPH B. GRAHAM Goshen, Virginia Animal Husbandry CAC Battery R 11 2 3 415 Block and Bridle Club 13 415 4'H Alumni Club 13 415 Agricultural Club 13 415 Alleghany Mountain Club 12 3 41. Club 11 2 sp. B 5 Red jimmy 'KIoe s XG Q 1 I X .vs x xx 5 M I N XX SX 5 AX IX 1 4 I I Y . . X W M sw SAMUEL M. GRAHAM Pulaski, Virginia Chemistry CAC Battery R 11 2 31, Battery T 141, Pfc. 121g Southwest Virginia Club 11 2 31g Chemistry Club. CYRUS M. GREENAWALT Winchester, Virginia Agricultural Education Inf. Company A 11 2 3 41g Freshman Track 111, Intramural Sports 11 2 3 41g New' man Club 1119 Y. M. C. A. 111, F. F. A. 13 41g Agricultural Club 13 41. Stooge 'KCy,' WALTER N. GREULE Fort Thomas, Kentucky Metallurgical Engineering Engr. Company E 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Lt. 141g Senate 121, Intramural Sports 1315 American Society for Metals 13 415 A. I. Ch. E. 11 21g Y. M. C. A. 111. 1'Mike RALPH HAWKINS GRIFFIN A. H. GRIFFIN ANDREW STARLING GRIFFITH, IR. Roanoke, Virginia Norfolk, Virginia Conservation and Forestry CAC Industrial Engineering CAC Battery K 11 2 3 41, Sgt. 141, Bioffechs Battery O 11 2 3 41g Intramural Sports 141g Forestry Club 11 2 3 41. 11 2 3 41, Norfolk Club 11 2 319 s.1.E. 11231. omg Bill Petersburg, Virginia Chemical Engineering CAC Battery M 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 1315 Intramural Sports 11 2 31, Phi Lambda Upsilon 13 41, THE BUGLE Business Staif 121, Petersburg Club 11 2 31g A. I. Ch. E. 12 3 415 Glee Club 111. 'loffffa' JOHN B. GUERNSEY HARRY N. GUSTIN WILLIAM BROOKE GWATHMEY Roanoke, Virginia Business Administration Inf. Company C 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Lt. 1413 Intramural Sports 11 2 3 415 Business Club 11 2 3 415 Rifle Club Norfolk, Virginia Business Administration CAC Battery T 11 2 31, 2nd Reg. Staff 141, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Capt. Plans and Training Officer 1415 Senate Sec. 1315 Class V.fPres. 12 31, Ring Committee Member, Plans and Musicg Freshman Basketballg Intramural Sports, Omicron Delta Kappa 13 41, Treas. 1415 Alpha Kappa Psi 12 3 41, '42 Convention Delef Walkerton, Virginia Biology Inf. Company Bi 11 2 3 41, Sgt. 1415 Guidon Business Staff 13 415 Mid-Tidewater Club 11 2 31g Biology Club 12 3 415 Chemistry Club 1115 Y. M. C. A. 11 2 3 41, Cabinet C12 3 47' A 5 , U 112341gGlee Club 11 2 3 415 4,11 gate 1415 The Virginia Tech Editorial Stall Alumni Club 13 454 Rifle Club 13 45. 11 215 German Club 12 3 41, Asst. Seca Treas. 131, Sec.fTreas. 1415 Norfolk Club 11 2 315 Business Club 112 3 41. jack Bill 51332.11 V552- 1 HERBERT RAYMOND HAAR, IR. Lorton, Virginia CiuilEnginee'ring Engr. Company G 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, 1st Sgt. 141g The Virginia Tech Editorial Staff 1115 Virginia Tech Engif neer Editorial Staii 11 215 BUGLE Business Staff 12 315 Alexandria Club 11 2 31, Sec. 121, Sec.fTreas. 131g A. S. C. E. 12 3 415 Maroon Mask 11 2 3 415 S. A. M. E. 141. Herb K WILLIAM CULLEN HACKLER Saltville, Virginia Ceramic Engineering CAC Battery O 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Sgt. 1415 Intramural Sports 11 2 3 415 Keramos 12 3 41, Treas. 131, V.fPres. 141g Southwest Virginia Club 11 2 315 American Ceramic Society Hack EDWARD BENTON HALE Narrows, Virginia Agricultural Engineering CAC Battery L 11 2 3 41, Sgt. 1415 A. S. A. E. 12 3 41, V.'Pres. R Benny,' 5 1 x 9 X is .. 5 .r X X . 1 M Wx X X M Q s N pl . X1 S K X SS as s X X CHARLES M. HALL WILLIAM SHIPMAN HALLER Katrine, Virginia Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Agricultural Economics Inf. Mechanical Engineering CAC HARDIN G. HALSEY Mouth of Wilson, Virginia Agricultural Education CAC Company C 11 2 3 415 Intramural Sports Battery K 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 1315 Battery M 11 2 31g Agricultural Club 11 11 2 31g MidfVirginia Club 11 21g A. E. Keystone Club 11 2 314 A. S. M. E. 1341. 2 31g Agricultural Education Club 11 2 S. S. 12 3 413 Agricultural Club 12 3 41g 313 Southwest Virginia Club 11 2 31 Rifle ciub 111. Charlie Boo Boo Hardiny' L. E. HAMPTON Alderson, West Virginia Civil Engineering Eng. Company F 11 2 3 41g Intramural Sports 11 2 3 415 West Virginia Club 11 2 313 A. S. C. E. 11 2 3 41. Sludge CLEON M. HANNAFORD, IR. Toledo, Ohio Mechanical Engineering Engr. Company F 11 2 31, lst Reg. Staff 141, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Capt. P. and T. 141g V.fPres. Senior Class 1415 Freshman Base' ballg Intramural Sports 11 2 3 41g Pi Tau Sigma 13 41, Pres. 1413 Virginia Tech Engineer 1215 BUGLE 1313 Engineering Council Chm. 141g Ring Dance Decora' tions Committee Chm. 131. Red NL! 3-1 C. WHEELER HARDY Harrisonburg, Virginia Mechanical Engineering CAC Band 11 21, BatteryI 13 41, Pfc. 131, Sgt. 1415 Intramural Sports 11 21g Bach- elor Club 13 41g Shenandoah Valley Club 11 2 31g Aeronautics Club 13 41g A. S. M. E. 13 41. ncyu 1 ui HARRY K. HARDY Harrisonburg, Virginia Mechanical Engineering CAC Battery I Q1 2 3 41, Sgt. Q41g Intramural Sports Q1 2 41g Bachelor Club Q3 415 Cotillion Club Q41g Shenandoah Club Q1 2 31g A. S. M. E. Q12 315 A. I. A. S. Q3 415 Y. M. C. A. Q11g Rifle Club Q11. ..H,, WILLIAM D. HARMAN, IR. ' Honaker, Virginia Agricultural Economics CAC Battery S Q1 2 3 41g Intramural Sports Q1 2 3 '41g Agricultural Club Q31g Rifle Club Q11g A. E. S. S. Q1 2 3 41. r-DOCH EUGENE R. HARRELL Arlington, Virginia Business Administration Inf. Company B Q1 2 3 41, Pfc. Q21, Corp. Q31, 1st Lt. Q41g Intramural Sports Q1 2 3 41g Arlington Club Q1 2 315 Capitol Club Q31g Business Club Q1 2 3 41g Rifle Club Q1 2 3 41. Gene ROBERT NELSON HARRELL Norfolk, Virginia Mechanical Engineering CAC Battery K Q2 3 413 Freshman Basketball, Intramural Sports Q2 3 41g Norfolk Club Q2 313 A. S. M. E. Q2 3 41g V. P. I. Norfolk Extension Q11. Babu vv-I SQ if 1133 GILES B. HARRIS Lynchburg, Virginia Chemical Engineering CAC Battery I Q1 2 3 41, Sgt. Q41g Intramural Sports Q1 21g Lynchburg Club Q1 2 315 A. I. Ch. E. Q1 2 3 415 Chairman of Ring Dance Flower Committee Q31g Freshman Y. M. C. A. Cabinet Q11g Y. M. C. A. Q21g'Ath1etic Association Q1 2 3 41. fi HUGH SCLATER HARRIS Charlottesville, Virginia Agronomy Inf. Company B Q1 2 3 41, Pfc. Q21, Corp. Q31, Lt. Q41g Intramural Sports Q1 2 3 41g Alpha Zeta Q3 41, Chronicler Q41g Albemarle Club Q1 2 31, Treas. Q21, V.f Pres. Q31g Agricultural Club Q1 2 3 41, Sec. Q41g A. S. of A. Q2 3 415 Rifle Club Q12 31g Y. M. C. A. Q1 21. K5 1 X Rm Stretch X X In 1 xb! 11 NN X lx XX X . ,rs X 1 .z X . 13' 5- X :If ., Sf -3 f., i .-iss Rs S ' N1 WX XF N s ' M Wx XR X X XX xx I K gf Q' I gf NX s NX RN Q PATRICK H. HAVERTY, IR. Smithfield, Virginia Poultry Husbandry CAC Battery O 11 2 3 41g Intramural Sports 11 2 3 41: Alpha Zeta 13 415 Peanut Club 11 215 Agricultural Club 11 2 3 415 Poulf try Club 11 2 3 41, V.fPres, 131, Pres. 1415 Y. M. C. A. 11 31. R. HAMNER HAWKES Wilson, Virginia Chemistry CAC Battery S 11 2 3 41, Sgt. 1415 Intramural Sports 11 2 3 415 MidfVirginia Club. WILLIAM LYNN HAWKINS Richmond, Virginia Industrial Engineering Engr. Company F 11 2 3 41, Sup. Sgt. 141, lst Reg.g Intramural Sports 11 21, German Club 12 3 415 Richmond Club 11 2 31g A. S. M. E. 13 415 Order of DeMo1ay 12 3415 Rifle Club 11 2 31. Pat Hamner', Bill', WSD- WHILDEN GRAHAM HEINARD Washington, D. C. Industrial Engineering CAC Battery S 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 1315 Intramural Sports 11 2 3 415 Capitol Club 11 2 3 415 Physics Club 13 415 Short Wave Club 141. ..BuTf,, 'Cl-A ALAN S. HELTZEL Richmond, ,Virginia Industrial Engineering CAC Battery R 11 2 31, Reg. Staff 141, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Sgt. Major 1415 Cotillion Club 12 3 415 Richmond Club 11 2 315 . S. I. E. 13 41. usonnyn GEORGE WILLIAM HERBERT, JR. Richmond, Virginia Industrial Engineering Engr. Company F 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Lt. 1415 Newman Club 11 2 3 41, Pres. 1415 Richmond Club 11 2 319 S. I. E. 12 3 41. G, ABRAHAM HERTZBERG Richmond, Virginia Mechanical Engineering 1Ae'roj CAC CHARLES ALBERT HICKS I. STOKES HOFFMAN Roanoke, Virginia Lexington, Virginia Industrial Engineering CAC Mechanical Engineering CAC Battery R 11 2 3 41g Lord Reading Club Battery N 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Battery L 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, 11 2 3 41g I. of A. S. 11 2 3 41, Sec. 131, Lt. 141g Intramural SPOftS 11 2 3 415 Sgt. 141g Freshman Baseballg Intramural C 1 1 1 S I Chm, 4 . Abe Roanoke Club 11 2 31g A. I. E. E. 11 219 Sports 13 41g Y. M. C. A. 1 . . . E. 13 41. Chollie Ira JACK G. HOLLAND Rocky Mount, Virginia Business Administration CAC Battery S 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131 Sgt. 141g Intramural Sports 11 2 3 41 Bachelor Club 13 413 Business Club 11 2 3 41. ajackn C. A. HOLMAN, IR. JACK ANDERSON HOLZ Amelia, Virginia Charleston, West Virginia Mechanical Engineering Chemical Engineering CAC Battery O 11 2 3 41g Intramural Sports gagti? welstzvirgigiglgfggnzllalzSfiriihill fl 2 3 49445-M-E-412 3 45- Ch.E.112341g1ol1y Times Club 11 2 3 41. VP! wr ..rr rr Xgggsj ' 'gg5xSS 1 uf: 'YS YS A Ny --iy Q S ms Ni 'X SS Ni k xx X M X SN x Q QQ N X X NS s X W ks as MANUEL HOVNANIAN Washington, D. C. Industrial Engineering Inf. Company A Q1 2 3 41, Corp. Q31, Sgt. Q41g Freshman Football Q11g Intramural Sports Q1 2 3 41g Capitol Club Q1 2 3 41g S. I. E. Q2 3 41. King Onion I SAMUEL H. HUFF, JR. Roanoke, Virginia Biology CAC Battery R Q1 2 3 41, Sgt. Q41g BiofTech Q41g Pi Delta Epsilon Q3 41g Virginia Tech Engineer Q1 2 3 41, Asst. Bus. Mgr. Q41g Order of DeMolay Q2 3 41, Roanoke Club Q1 2 3 415 Biology Club Q3 41g Asst. Director of War Chest Fund Q3 41. Sandy,' ROBERT CLIFTON HUGHES Littleton, Virginia Biology CAC Company Band, Pfc. Q21, Corp. Q31, Capt Q41g Freshman Track Q11g Intramural Sports Q1 2 3 41g BiofTech Honor Society Q3 415 German Club Q2 3 41, Petersburg Club Q1 2 31g Biology Club Q1 2 3 41 Pres. Q41g Scabbard and Blade Q3 41 Y.M.C.A. Q12 sp. '-Bob I alter V1.1 EDWIN H. HUNTER HARVEY L. HURLBURT JACK B. IRBY Petersburg, Virginia Seymour, Connecticut Blackstone, Virginia Business Administration CAC Mechanical Engineering CAC Agronomy CAC Battery M Q1 2 3441, Pfc. Q21, Corp. Q31, Battery R Q1 2 3 41, Pfc. Q21g A. S. I. E. Battery L Q1 2 3 41, Pfc. Q21g Baseball Sgt. Q41g Baseball Q11g Football Q1 2 3 41g Q1 21g A. S. A. E. Q3 41, Yankee Manager Q2 315 Bachelor Club Q31g Mid German Club Q2 3 413 Petersburg Club Club Q1 2 31. Virginia Club Q1 2 31, Sec. Q31 Q1 2 3 41, Business Club Q1 2 3 41. Agronomy Club Q1 2 3 41. Eddie Har'ue jack WESLEY C. IRBY, III GASTON M. JACOBS, JR. WILLIAM WILSON JAMES Blackstone, Virginia Agricultural Economics CAC Battery M 11 2 3 415 Bachelor Club 1315 MidfVirginia Club 11 2 315 Agricultural Economics Club 141. ajeepn Richmond, Virginia Business Administration CAC Battery G 11 2 31, Battery I 141, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, lst Sgt. 1415 Intramural Sports 11 2 415 Pi Delta Epsilon 13 415 Tech Staff 11 215 Business Manager The Virginia Tech 141, Advertising Manager 1315 Publications Board 1415 Richmond Club 11 2 3 415 Business Club 11 2 3 41. Minka., Hampton, Virginia Metallurgical Engineering CAC BatteryM 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 1315 Football 11 2 3 415 Captain of Football Team 1415 Baseball 1215 Cotillion Club 12 3 415 Bachelor Club 13 415 Hampton Rhodes Club 11 2 315 Monogram Club 12 3 41. a4Binr1 481- 111' xl BRUCE WAITE JAMISON Jersey City, New Jersey Chemical Engineering Engr. Company G 11 21, Company E 131, Com' pany F 1415 Freshman Football 1115 Intraf mural Sports 11 2 3 415 A. I. Ch. E. 11 2 3 41. B. JAMES PHILIP JANOSIK Hopewell, Virginia Chemical Engineering Engr. Company G 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Lt. 1415 Intramural Sports 11 213 Petersburg Club 11 2 3 415 A. I. Ch. E. 11 2 3 41, Pres. 1415 Engineering Council 1415 Newman Club 11 2 3 415 Rifle Club 11 215 S. A. M. E. 141. .. . . ,, Jimmie ROBERT NEAL JEFFRIES Blueield, Virginia Ceramic Engineering Engr. Company E 11 21, Company F 13 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, lst Sgt. 1415 Corps Sen' ate 12 315 Keramos 13 415 Sigma Gamma Epsilon, Sec.fTreas., V.fPres. 13 415 West Virginia Club 11 2 315 A. C. S. 12 31, Corr. Sec. 1415 Rifle Club 11 3 415 De' Molay 13 415 S. A. M. E.131, V.-Pres. 141. Doc 1 X X 'NX' Iwi 1 A 5 xx I s., QQX e wga.1q',,x.x 6' X i s XG fs Q 1 ii 5 f M sXX N X x X W RS RS FLOYD EDWIN JENNINGS Petersburg, Virginia Industrial Engineering CAC Battery R 11 2 3 41, 7th Bn. Staff 141, Corp. 131, P. and T. Lt, 1415 Petersburg Club 11 2 315 S. I. E. 12 3 41, V.fPres. 1415 Y, M. C. A. 1115 Rifle Club 111. GEORGE CHRISTIAN JENNINGS Appomattox, Virginia Agronomy CAC Battery M 11 2 3 41, Pvt. 11 2 3 415 Agronomy Club 11 2 3 415 Agricultural s. LADD JOHNSON, JR. Lynchburg, Virginia Ceramic Engineering CAC BatteryI11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Lt. 1415 Freshman Swimming and Trackg Club 141. Intramural Sports 11 2 3 415 German Club 12 3 415 Lynchburg Club, Sec.-Treas. 131, Pres. 1415 A. C. S. 12 3 41, Sec.fTreas. 131, Pres. 1415 Engineering Council 13 415 Treas. Christian Science Group 141. Flip Aggie Teddy WILLIAM B. JOHNSON Hopewell, Virginia Agronomy CAC Battery R112 3 41, Pfc.121, Corp. 131, Sgt. 1415 Varsity Football 12 3 415 Varsity Boxing 11 315 Varsity Baseball 1415 Bachelor Club 11 2 3 415 Monogram Club 12 3 415 Petersburg Club 11 2315 Agronomy Club 121. Bill JOHN FRANKLIN JOLLY Petersburg, Virginia Business Administration CAC Battery M 11 2 31, 2nd Bn., 2nd Reg. 141, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Lt. Adj. 1415 Honor Court 11 415 Freshman Football and Trackg Intramural Sports 12 315 Gerf man Club 12 3 415 Petersburg Club 11 2 315 Business Club 11 2 3 41. Johnny REGINALD H. JONAS Roanoke, Virginia Chemical Engineering CAC Band 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, lst Sgt. 1415 Intramural Sports 11 215 Roaf noke Club 11 2 315 A. I. Ch. E. 12 3 415 Order of DeMolay Reggie LEONARD E. JoNEs Altavista, Virginia Business Administration CAC Battery S Q1 2 3 41, Pfc. Q21, Corp. Q31, Lt. Q41g Alpha Kappa Psi Q3 41g German Club Q2 3 41g Lynchburg Club Q11g Sem- inole Club Q2 31g Business Club Q1 2 3 41. SAMUEL BENJAMIN JUDY Parkersburg, West Virginia Biology CAC Battery R Q1 21, Battery I Q3 419 Varsity Football Q2 3 415 Varsity Basketball Q2 413 Intramural Sports Q2 3 415 DeMolay Q3 415 West Virginia Club Q2 31, Mono' gram Club Q2 3 41, V.fPres. Q41. ALBERT S. KAPLAN Strasburg, Virginia Chemistry CAC Band Q1 2 3 41, Sgt. Q41g Shenandoah Club Q11g Apple Club Q2 315 Chemistry Club Q2 3 41g Lord Reading Club, Sgt. at Arms Q11, Sec. Q21, Treas. Q31, V.fPres. Q41g Order of DeMolay Q1 2 31. Flip Big Ben Kap WILLIAM EDWARD KEEFE Norfolk, Virginia Industrial Physics CAC Battery N Q1 2 3 41g Sigma Epsilon Pi Q1 2 3 419 Virginia Tech Desk Staff Q21g Norfolk Club Q21g Physics Club Q2 3 415 Norfolk Extension Q11. 1 S-1.1. N! WILLIAM P. KEETON, JR. Brodnax, Virginia Agricultural Economics CAC Battery O Q1 2 3 41, Pfc. Q21, Corp. Q31, First Sgt. Q41g Intramural Sports Q1 2 3 41g MidfVirginia Club Q1 2 3 41g Agri' cultural Club Q1 2 3 41g A. E. S. S. Q2 3 41. ,Q 1 Si TOWNSEND MOORE KELLEY Dayton, Ohio Business Administration CAC Battery S Q2 3 41g Business Club Q2 3 41 Billy Bill 'T'ownie X N in Q M I XM XX X X Q Q wi W sssw WILLIAM P. KEMP Annapolis, Maryland Industrial Engineering Engr. Company F Q1 2 3 41, Pfc. Q21, Corp. Q31, Color Sgt. Q41, lst. Reg., 2nd Bn.5 Varsity Wrestling Q2 3 415 Boxing Q115 Football Q2 3 415 Baseball Q1 2 3 419 Monogram Club Q2 3 415 Maryland Club Q12 315 S. I. E. Q1 2 3 415 Short Wave Club Q2 3 41. Sailor WILLIAM ARTHUR KER Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Industrial Engineering Engr. Company F Q1 2 3 415 Intramural Football Q1 2 3 415 Keystone Club Q215 S. I. E. Q315 Rifle Club Q11. Pager EDWIN A. KIDD Roanoke, Virginia Mechanical Engineering CAC Battery K Q1 2 31, 3rd Bn., 2nd Reg. Staff Q41, Pfc. Q21, Corp. Q31, First Lt. Q41, Lt. and S. O. Q415 Senate Q215 Pi Tau Sigma Q3 415 Tau Beta Pi Q3 41, Corr. Sec. Q415 BUGLE Business Staff Q315 Roaf noke Club Q1 2 315 A. S, M. E. Q3 415 Aeronautics Club Q3 415 Glee Club Q1 2 3 41, Pres. ..Ed,, ROBERT RAWLINGS KIDD West Point, Virginia Chemical Engineering Engr. Company F Q1 2 3 41, Pfc. Q21, Corp. Q31, Lt. Q415 Senior Senator Q415 Intraf mural Sports Q1 2 3 415 Phi Lambda Upsilon Q3 415 Tau Beta Pi Q3 415 Phi Kappa Phi Q415 A. I. Ch. E. Bucket Conf veyor Q415 MidfTidewater Club Q1 2 315 A. I. Ch. E. Q1 2 3 41, Treas. Q415 Am' merican Chemical Society Q3 415 Phi Lambda Upsilon Scholarship Award Q31. R Square C. LEO KINGREA Narrows, Virginia Chemical Engineering Inf. Company B Q1 2 3 41, Corp. Q31, Sgt. Q415 Touch Football Q2 3 415 Phi Lambda Upsilon Q3 41, Pres. Q415 Southwest Virf ginia Club Q315 A. I. Ch. E. Q2 3 415 Y. M. C. A. Q2 3 415 Rifle Club Q3 415 Delta Kappa Sigma Q41. ..Kmg,. EDWARD P. KITTINGER Rocky Mount, Virginia Business CAC Band Q1 2 3 41, Pfc. Q21, Corp. Q31, First Lt. Q415 Intramural Football Q1 215 Roanoke Club Q315 Business Club Q1 2 3 415 Drum Major of Band Q1 2 3 415 Y. M. C. A. Q1 2 31. ..Ed,. LEE KRITZER New York, New York Chemistry CAC Battery S 11 2 3 415 Intramural Sports 11 2 3 415 Yankee Club 11 2 315 Chem- istry Club 11 2 3 415 Lord Reading Club 11 2 3 41. LUKE D. LANFORD Greenville, South Carolina Electrical Engineering CAC Battery M 11 2 31, Brigade Staff 141, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Major and P. and T. 1415 Corps of Cadets Sec. 1315 Honor Court juror 121, Judge 1415 Freshman Class Pres. 1115 Class Ring Committee 12 315 Eta Kappa Nu 13 415 Omicron Delta Kappa 13 415 Scabbard and Blade 13 415 Tau Beta Pi 13 41, Pres. 1415 Cer' man Club 12 3 415 A. I. E. E. 112 3 415 Honor Court Sec. 1315 Executive Committee Sec. 131. CLARENCE COURTNEY LARUE, JR. Covington, Virginia Animal Husbandry CAC Battery R 11 2 3 45 Intramural Sports 11 215 4-H Alumni 11 2 315 Alleghany Mountain Club 11 2 315 A. S. A. E. 1115 Agricultural Club 12 3 415 Block and Bridle Club 13 415 Y. M. C. A. 11 215 Y. M. C. A. Cabinet 121. Greelg,' Luke Buzz JAMES KENNEDY LATIMER Washington, D. C. Industrial Engineering Inf. Company C 11 2 3 41, Sgt. 1415 Varsity Track 1215 Freshman Track 1115 Intra' mural Sports 11 2 3 415 Capitol Club 11 2 31, Sgt. at Arms 121, Sec. 1315 THOMAS F. LATTA Victoria, Virginia Electrical Engineering CAC Batteryl 11 2 3 41, Corp. 1315 Lt. 1415 Class of '43 Secretary 11 2 315 Intramural Sports 11 2 3 415 Virginia Tech Ed. Staff5 German Clubg MidfVirginia Club 11 2 315 Honor Court 131. FRANK BOSTICK LAWTON, IR. Hampton, Virginia Industrial Engineering CAC Battery M 11 2 31, 4th Bn. Staff 141, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Sgt. Major 1415 Inf tramural Football 11 2 315 Hampton Roads Club 11 2 3 415 A. S. I. E. 11 2 3 41. s. I. E. 12 sp. WartfHog Tom Fm-nk ASX, XQNNX Y f Ms Ml x Q Q Rx X91 1 E ix x wsksf Nl ss M s M ROBERT HOPE LEGARD, IR. Marshall, Virginia Industrial Engineering CAC Battery M 111, Battery R 12 3 41, Fresh' man Baseball, Intramural Sports 11 219 Piedmont Club 1119 Apple Club 12 31, CO'fOUHd6fQ A. I. E. E. 11 219 S. I. E. 13 41g National A. I. E. E. 13 415 Y.M.C.A. 112341. Bob C. ROSS LEMON Roanoke, Virginia Business Administration CAC Battery R 11 2 31, 3rd Bn., 2nd Reg. 141, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Color Sgt. 1419 Inf tramural Sports 11 2 3 419 German Club 12 3 419 Roanoke Club 11 2 319 Business Club 11 2 319 Senate 141. i.ROss,: HUGH RANDOLPH LEONARD Sutherland, Virginia Agricultural Economics Inf. Company A 11 2 31, 1st Bn., lst Reg. 141, Pfc, 121, Corp. 131, Maj. 1419 Inf tramural Sports 11 2 3 41, Alpha Zeta 13 41, Treas. 1419 Scabbard and Blade 13 41, Virginia Tech 1119 MidfVirginia Club 11 2 311 Agricultural Club 11 2 319 F. F. A. 11 21g Agricultural Economics Club 1419 Rifle Club 131. ,.DiCk,, um. 'ilk JOHN CARSON LESTER, IR. Glade Spring, Virginia Animal Husbandry CAC Battery T 1123 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Capt. 1419 Alpha Zeta 13 415 Scabbard and Blade 13 419 Southwest Virginia Club 111g Block and Bridle 13 41, Reporter 1419 Agricultural Club 11 2 3 419 4fH Alumni Club 11 2 3 41. JOHN J. LILLEY, JR. Waverly, Virginia Agricultural Education CAC Battery K112 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, lst Lt. 1419 Varsity Baseball 12 3 413 Freshman Baseball and Boxing9 Intramural Sports 11 2 3 412 Petersburg Club 11 2 31g F. F. A. 11 2 3 419 Agricultural Club 11 2 3 41. WHL RICHARD BENJAMIN LONG Luray, Virginia Animal Husbandry CAC Battery N 11 2 3 41g Intramural Sports 11 2 319 Block and Bridle 13 41g Alumni 4fH Club 11 2 3 419 Shenandoah Valley Club 11 219 Agricultural Club 11 2 3 419 A. S. A. E. 111. jack jack Dick BERNARD ROBERT LORIE Long Beach, New York Industrial Engineering CAC Battery Band Q1 2 3 415 Freshman Foot' ball Q11g Intramural Football Q1 2 3 41g Yankee Club Q1 2 3 41g S. I. E. Q1 2 3 415 Lord Reading Club Q1 2 3 41. JOSEPH FRANKLIN LUCAS Holdenville, Oklahoma Business Administration CAC Battery L Q1 2 31, Battery M Q41, Pcf. Q21, Corp. Q31, Lt. Q41g Intramural Sports Q1 2 3 41, Championship Team, Softball Q11g Business Club Q1 2 3 415 Y. M. C. A. Ql 21. WINSTON WASHINGTON LUMPKINS, JR. Roanoke, Virginia Mechanical Engineering Engr. Company E Q1 2 3 415 Freshman Rifle Teamg Roanoke Club Q1 2 3 413 A. S. M. E. Q3 419 Aero Club Q1 2 3 41, Treas. Q31, V.fPres. Q41. iiBe7nien rrldukeu .rLumpv: LYLE E. LUMSDEN, JR. Clifton Forge, Virginia Mechanical Engineering Engr. Company F Q1 2 3 413 Intramural Sports Q2 3 413 Alleghany Mountain Club Q1 2 3 415 A. S. M. E. Q41g I. A. S. Q41. 'Y'-fr? Jr 1. ROBERT M. LYON Petersburg, Virginia Civil Engineering CAC Battery M Q2 3 415 Sgt. at Arms, Senior Class Q41g Intramural Sports Q2 3 41g German Club Q3 41g Petersburg Club Q2 3 41, Sgt. at Arms Q21, V.fPres. Q31, Pres. Q41g A. S. C. E. Q2 3 41g Bachelor Club Q3 41g V. P. I. Richmond Extension School Q11. ,595 JACK NESTOR MCCARTHY Arlington, Virginia Mechanical Engineering Inf. Company B Q1 2 31, lst Reg. Staff Q41, Pfc. Q21, Corp. Q31, Capt. and Adj. Q41g Intramural Sports Q1 2 3 41, Cotillion Club Q41g Arlington Club Q1 2 31g A. S. M. E. Q1 2 3 41g I. A. S. Q41g Riile Club Q1 31g Intramural Manager Q41g Sen' ate Q31g Ring Dance Floor Committee Q31. N N X N L0lly Shorty Mac f XXX ll XX X 1' . ROGER NELSON MCCLURE Glasgow, West Virginia Metallurgical Engineering Engr. Company E 11 2 31, lst Reg. Staff 141, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Capt. and P. and T. Off. 141, Varsity Football 12 3 41g Fresh' man Football, Baseball, and Basketball, Monogram Club 12 3 41, Pres. 141, West Virginia Club 11 2 31, V.fPres. 131, A. l. ROBERT J. MCCRAY, JR. Leesburg, Virginia Agricultural Education CAC Battery S 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Sup. Sgt. 1415 Freshman Rifle Teamg Inf tramural Sports 12 31g Shenandoah Valley Club 111, Apple Club 12 31, Sec. 131, Agricultural Club 11 2 3 41g F. F. A. FRANK DAVISON MOUNT MCDERMOTT Valley Stream, Long Island Civil Engineering Engr. Clarkson College of Technology 11 21g Band 12 3 41, Corp. 131, Lt. 141g Chi Epsilon 13 41. Ch. E. 111g Student Branch American fl 2 3 45' Society for Metals 13 41, V.fPres. 141. Rag Bob Mack ALFRED F. MCELWEE Marlinton, West Virginia Civil Engineering Engr. Company G 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Capt. 1415 Engineering Council 1415 West Virginia Club 11 2 315 A. S. C. E. 11 2 3 41, Treas. 131, Pres. 141g German Club 141. ..MaC,v nf' AW JOE A. MCGUIRE Grundy, Virginia Biology CAC Battery M 11 2 3 41, Corp. 131, Sgt. 141g German Club 13 41g Lonesome Pine Club 11 2 3 41, Biology Club 11 2 3 415 Y. M. C. A. 12 3 413 Rifle Club 111g Order of DeMo1ay 12 3 41. -Macy, 'K ROBERT WARREN MCNAIR Herndon, Virginia Dairy Husbandry Inf. Company A 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, lst Sgt. 141, Alpha Zeta 13 41g Omicron Delta Kappa 13 41, O. D. K. Directory Business Manager 1413 Dairy Club 11 2 3 41, Treas. 141, Agricultural Club 11 2 3 41, Pres. 141, Block and Bridle Club 12 3 415 Y. M. C. A. 1123 415 Y. M. C. A. Cabinet 13 41, Rifle Club 'KMac M CHARLES BUCK MALCOLM, IR. Roanoke, Virginia Civil Engineering Engr. Company G 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 1215 Chi Ep' silon 1415 Roanoke Club 11 2 31g A. S. C. E. 12 3 41. WINSTON L. MANN Petersburg, Virginia Business Administration CAC BatteryI11 2 341, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, lst Lt. 1415 Intramural Sports 11 219 Gere man Club 13 41g Petersburg Club 11 2 3 41g Business Club 11 2 3 41. THOMAS IRVING MARTIN, IR. Culpeper, Virginia Industrial Engineering CAC Battery L 11 2 31, Battery M 141, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Lt. 141g Intramural Sports 11 2 3 413 Cotillion Club 12 3 41, Bachelor Club 13 41g Piedmont Club 11 2 31, Secs Treas. 121, V.fPres. 131. ..BuCk,, W ..Wimpy,, 'I'inky IOHN MERRYMAN, JR. Cockeysville, Maryland Chemical Engineering Engr. Company F 11 2 31, Freshman Footballg Intramural Sports 11 2 315 Bucket Conf veyor 1319 Maryland Club 11 21, A. I. Ch.E.112 sp, Sgr. at Arms qsp. Big john KRD. Xl!-K HOWELL HCUSTON MICHAEL, III Roanoke, Virginia Electrical Engineering CAC Company F 11 21, Battery T 13 41, Sgt. 141g Intramural Sports 11 2 31g The Virf ginia Tech 1115 Roanoke Club 11 21, A. 1. E. E. qs 415 Rifle ciub 111. Mike nun I 'LIL JACK L. MIDDLETON The Plains, Virginia Business Administration CAC Battery M 11 2 341, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, lst Lt. 1413 Intramural Sports 1115 Cotil- lion Club 12 3 41, Piedmont Club 12 3 415 Business Club 1415 Y. M. C. A. 112 315 Y. M. C. A. Freshman Cabinet 111. npoyky.. X3 .ss XFX .SANNSN Ns 1 ix T Q-Ks S ggwmxs W f M JOHN P. MIDDLETON, JR. The Plains, Virginia Business Administration CAC Battery M112 3 41, Pfc.121, Corp. 131, Capt. 1415 Intramural Sports 1115 Cotilf JAMES ROBERT MILLER Dublin, Virginia Mechanical Engineering Inf. Company A 11 2 341, Pfc. 121, Sgt. 1415 Freshman Baseball5 Intramural Sports J. ARTHUR MILLS, JR. Richmond, Virginia Conservation and Forestry CAC Battery M1123 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Lt. 1415 Intramural Sports 1115 Richmond lion Club 12 3 415 Piedmont Club 11 2 3 11 2 3 41. Club 11 2 315 Forestry Club 11 2 315 415 Y. M. C. A. 11 215 Y. M. C. A. Cotillion Club 141. Freshman Cabinet 111. john Bohn Powerhouse OLIN CLEVELAND MILLER Luray, Virginia Architectural Engineering CAC Battery N 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 1215 Intraf mural Sports 1315 Shenandoah Valley Club 11 215 Architectural Club 11 2 3 415 Junior Member of A. I. A. 13 41. O. C. CHARLES M. F. MOEBIUS Tarrytown, New York Civil Engineering CAC Battery I 11 2 31, Battery K 141, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Lt. 1415 Maroon Mask 13 41, Tickets and Programs Committee Chairman 141, Sales Committee 1415 Yan' kee Club 11 2 3 415 A. S. C. E. 13 415 Alpha Psi Omega 141. Chuck DONALD MOHLER Schenectady, New York Chemistry CAC Battery S 11 2 31, 'ith Bn. Staff 141, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Sgt. Major 1415 Yankee Club 11 2 315 Chemistry Club 11 2 3 415 Biology Club 1115 Aeronautical Club 1215 Student Aiiliate American Chemical So' cietyg Rifle Club 11 21. rrAce,, BERNARD ALAN MOLLEN Richmond, Virginia Business Administration CAC Band 11 2 3 41, Corp. 131, Sgt. 1415 Cheer Leader 11 2 315 Freshman Track5 Intramural Sports 1115 Richmond Club 11 2 3 415 Business Club 11 2 3 415 Maroon ANDREW SPENCER MORECROFT Canastota, New York Chemical Engineering Engr. Company F 11 2 3 415 Intramural Sports 12 315 Phi Lambda Upsilon 13 415 Alpha Psi Omega 13 415 Maroon Mask 11 2 3 415 Yankee Club 11 215 A. I. Ch. E. PEYTON LEFTWICH MORGAN, IR. Lynchburg, Virginia Electrical Engineering Engr. Company E 11 21, Company F 13 415 Fencing 12 3 415 Freshman Fencing5 In' tramural Sports 11 215 Lynchburg Club 112 315 A. I. E. E. 11 2 3 415 S. A. M, Mask 12 31: Glee Club 1315 Y. M. C. A. 11 2 3 41. E. 13 415 Fencing Club 112 3 41, Pres. 1115 Lord Reading Club 11 2 3 415 Drum 1415 Short Wave Club 1415 Aeronautics and Bugle Corps 11 2 3 41. Club 11 215 Rifle Club 11 2 31. Moon,' Andy Peyt sill We I' Ulu VIA JEAN CALVERT MULLER RANDOLPH HOWARD MUNSEY JOHN WALTER MURPHY Beckley, West Virginia Floyd, Virginia Eastville, Virginia Mining Engineering Engr. Agricultural Education CAC Agricultural Education Inf. Company E112 3 41, Pfc. 121, Lt. 1415 Intramural Sports 11 2 3 415 Order of DeMolay 11 215 West Virginia Club 11 2 315 A. I. M. E. 13 41, Pres. 1415 Rifle Battery R 11 2 3 415 Southwest Virginia Club 1315 Agricultural Club 11 2 3 415 F. F.A. 112 3 41. Company C 11 Varsity Football tramural Sports Anchor Club 11 2 3 41. Sup. Sgt. 1415 Manager 11 2 3 415 Inf 12 3 415 Eastern Shore 2 3 415 Agricultural Club ... 2341, Club 1115 Y. M. C. A. 1115 Engineering 112 3 415 F F A 11 Council 141. Rifle Club 111. jean Randy Peter N N Vtpq N xx x t 1. 1 Q xx .... gnx XX A . a. .. 1 Q K J 1 ' tt ff 1 1 S ., 1' 3 1.- It, .1 fri '7 ,qw 51 XX X J Xxx X X prix xx NORMAN F. A. MUSER R. E. NECK WALTER ALVIN NEISZ Lenzburg, Illinois Palatka, Florida Baltimore, Maryland Business Administration CAC Battery L112 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Capt. 1415 Alpha Kappa Psi 12 3 415 Scabbard and Blade 13 415 Business Club 11 2 3 41, Pres. 141, Y. M. C. A. 11 21g Rifle Club 111. Norm Industrial Engineering CAC Battery O 11 2 31, 2nd Reg. Staff 141, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Col. 1415 V.fPres. of Corps of Cadets 1415 Chairman of Ex' ecutive Committee 1415 Leader for junior Ring Dance 1315 Intramural Sports 11 215 Scabbard and Blade 13 415 Cotillion Club 12 3 41, Pres. 1415 Bachelor Club 13 415 Students Activities Committee 141. Ruby Metallurgical Engineering CAC Battery L 11 2 31, Battery I 141, Corp. 131, Lt. 1415 Maryland Club 123415 A. s. M. qs 49. Walt RUSSELL KERN NEVINS Victoria, Virginia Agricultural Engineering CAC Batteryl 11 2 3 41, Sup. Sgt. 1415 Intraf mural Sports 11 2 3 41g MidfVirginia Club 11 2 315 A. S. A. E. qi 2 3 41. . , 9 x iiKeTw,y JAMES BROADDUS NORMENT Sparta, Virginia Agronomy Inf. Company C 11 2 31, Company D 141, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Lt. 1415 Varsity Foot' ball 1415 Freshman Football and Wrestf ling5 Intramural Sports 12 3 415 Alpha Zeta 13 41, Censor 1415 Fredericksburg Club 11 2 3 41, V.fPres. 1415 American Society of Agronomy 11 2 3 41, Pres. 1415 Agricultural Club 11 2 3 415 F. F. A. 1115 Order of DeMolay 12 3 41. ujimmyn CYRIL P. NUNLEY Vinton, Virginia Chemical Engineering CAC Battery N 11 2 3 41, Corp. 131, Lt. 1415 Intramural Sports 11 215 Pi Delta Epsilon 13 41, Sec. 1415 The Virginia Tech Engif neer 11 2 3 41, Managing Editor 1415 The Roanoke Club 11 2 315 A. I. Ch. E. 11 3 415 Newman Club 11 21, Sec. 121. C, P. ,M NEWMAN R. OGDEN Lynchburg, Virginia Business Administration CAC JACOB WISE OLD, IR. Joplin, Missouri Chemistry Inf. Battery I 11 2 31, Battery T 141g Fresh' Company B 1142 3 413 Chemistry Club 9 1 2 3 4 man Trackg Intramural Sports 11 2 3 4 g Lynchburg Club 11 2 31, Business Club 112 3 41g Y. M. C. A. 111. A. M. OTTESEN Park Ridge, Illinois Business Administration CAC Battery R 11 21, Battery O 131, Battery L 141g Bn. Senator 111g Freshman Foot' ballg Intramural Sports 11 2 3 41, Business Club 11 2 3 41, Y. M. C. A. 11 21. Noonie jake Sonnie Qi.: YEA be E. MINOR PACE CAREY J. PADGETT EDWIN A. PAINTER Esmont, Virginia Richmond, Virginia Harrisonburg, Virginia Mining Engineering Inf. Company C 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121g Fresh' man Footballg Intramural Sports 11 315 Sigma Gamma Epsilon, Charter Memberg Albemarle Club 11 2 3 41, A. I. M. E. 11 2 3 41, V.fPres. 141. M. Industrial Engineering CAC Battery M 11 2 31, Battery R 141, Sgt. 1415 Intramural Sports 11 2 3 413 Cotil lion Club 141g Richmond Club 11 2 31 Sec. 121, V.fPres. 131g S. I. E. 112 3 41 Sec. 131, Pres. 141. NADPH, 1 Mechanical Engineering Engr. Band 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121g Intramural Sports 11 2 3 415 Pi Tau Sigma 13 41g. Shenandoah Valley Club 11 2 315 A. S. M. E. 13 41g Glee Club 131. ..Ed,, X X A X31 A Y X X61 XN S 311 -mins' A - ALEXANDER A. PAIS Pocahontas, Virginia Animal Husbandry CAC Battery T fl 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. f31, Ist Sgt. f41g Intramural Sports Q1 2 3 41g Block and Bridle Club 11 2 3 41, Sgt. at Arms 141g Southwest Virginia Club Q1 21g West Virginia Club f31g Agricultural Club fl 2 3 41. JOSEPH LOUIS PAIS Keystone, Virginia Industrial Engineering Engr. Company F Q1 2 31, 2nd Bn., lst Reg. Q41, Lt. Adj. f41g Intramural Sports fl 2 31, Cotillion Club Q2 3 41, West Virginia Club Q1 2 31g S. I. E. Q2 3 41. THOMAS IRWIN PARKS, JR. Cedarhurst, New York Business Administration CAC Battery K fl 2 3 419 Intramural Sports fl 2 3 41g Yankee Club fl 2 315 Business Club fl 2 3 41g Ring Dance Flowers Com' mittee f31g Senate f41g Businessmen's Blotter, Editor. ,,BeaUe7,, uLoUeTy, H41-ips, NICHOLAS JAMES PAPPAS Brooklyn, New York Chemistry CAC Battery K Q1 2 3 41g Intramural Sports fl 2 3 41g Yankee Club fl 2 31, Pres. 131g Chemistry Club Q1 2 3 41, SAMUEL ALVIOUS PATTESON, IR. Galax, Virginia Business Administration CAC Battery K fl 2 3 413 Freshman Trackg Intramural Sports C1 21g Lonesome Pine Club fl 2 31g Business Club Q2 3 41, A. S, M. E. QI1. WILLIAM PIERCE PATTON Mullens, West Virginia Business Administration Inf. Company A Q1 2 3 41, Pfc. f21, Corp. f31, Lt. f41g Varsity Football f41g Fresh' man Football, Basketball, and Baseballg Inf tramural Sports Q1 2 3 41g West Virginia Club fl 2 31g Business Club fl 2 3 41g Rifle Club QS1. Nick Sam Pat SETH C. PEATROSS, III EARL B. PEDIGO C. W. PERRY Penola, Virginia Vinton, Virginia Gate City, Virginia Business Administration Inf. Chemical Engineering CAC Business Administration Bd. Company B 11 2 3 415 Freshman Trackg Battery S 11 2 3 41, Sgt. 1413 A. I. Ch. Band 11 2 3 415 Intramural Sports 11 2 Business Club 11 2 3 415 Y. M. C. A. E. 13 415 Roanoke Club 11 2 31. 3 415 Business Club 11 2 3 41. 11 2 415 Rifle Club 11 2 31, Delta Kappa Sigma 13 41, Sec.fTreas. 141. Pete Speed Charlie ',u, If-cf GILBERT M. PEERY Hot Springs, Virginia Electrical Engineering Engr. Company F 11 2 3 41, Sup. Sgt. 141, Eta Kappa Nu 13 413 Alleghany Club 11 2 315 A. I. E. E. 11 2 3 41. 245 SAUL PERLMUTTER Jamaica, New York Civil Engineering Engr. Company G 11 2 3 41, Corp. 131, Sup. Sgt. 1415 Freshman Track and Footballg Intramural Sports 12 3 415 Yankee Club 11 2 315 A. S. C. E. 11 2 3 41. ..Buck,, ..-'oem HARRY B. PERSINGER, IR. Huntington, West Virginia Business Administration Inf. Company C 11 2 31, Brig. Staff 141, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Maj. and Adj. 1415 Senate 1315 Class Sgt.fatfArms 1315 Ring Dance Plans Committee 1315 Music Committee 1315 Ring Dance Privilege Comm. 131g Freshman Basketball5 Allflntramural Basket' ball 1115 Alpha Kappa Psi 12 3 41, Treas. 131, Master of Rituals 1415 Omicron Delta Kappa 1415 Scabbard and Blade 13 415 German Club 12 3 41, CofChairman Floor Comm. 1415 Phi Kappa Phi 141. l.H,, p 1: ,X,.sixN1g..i1 p. is S W I ,K RN? R X 5 ,. 5, 'Q s -:sf . - X : sob wig.. -c f .E , ,sax xi .- . x , vs- 15 -- . 'Q ' F Q1 ss X M4 XRXXX M N N N? SN x N N N Q E fi ! sl' ...' gy XX S XX W1 its X Q WILLIAM L. PETTY Danville, Virginia Chemical Engineering CAC Band Q1 2 3 41, Pfc. Q21, Corp. Q315 Phi Lambda Upsilon Q3 41g Tau Beta Pi Q3 415 Seminole Club Q1 2 315 A. I. Ch. E. Q3 415 Southern Colonels Dance Orchestra Q1 2 3 41. GEORGE MASON PEYTON Rapidan, Virginia Electrical Engineering Engr. Company F Q1 2 3 41, Eta Kappa Nu Q3 415 Rifle Club Q11g Piedmont Club Q1 2 315 A. I. E. E. Q1 2 3 415 Y. M. C. A. Q11. Billy George RAYMOND LYLE PHEBUS Baltimore, Maryland Metallurgical Engineering CAC Battery O Q2 31, Battery T Q415 Baltif more Polytechnic Institute and john Hopf kins Universiy Q115 Intramural Sports Q2 3 415 Canterbury Club Q2 3 41, V.-Pres. Q415 Maryland Club Q2 3 415 American Society for Metals Q2 3 41, Sec.fTreas. Q31, Chairman Q415 Engineering Council Q3 41, PhefBee VIL PERRY EUGENE PIATT WinstonfSalem, North Carolina Mechanical Engineering Engr. Company E Q1 2 3 415 Freshman Track5 Intramural Sportsg Tar Heel Club Q1 215 Institute of Aeronautical Sciences Q1 2 3 41. P. LUTHER J. PICKREL, JR. Chatham, Virginia Agricultural Economics CAC Battery S Q1 2 3 41, Corp. Q315 Freshman Trackg Intramural Sports Q1 2 315 Sem' inole Club Q1 2 31, Sec. Q21, Pres. Q31g A. E. S. S. Q2 3 415 Agricultural Club Q2 3 41. ifsamyy JOHN GLEAVES PORTER, JR. Cambria, Virginia Chemical Engineering Engr. Company E Q1 21, Company F Q3 41, Pfc. Q21, Corp. Q31, Sgt. Q415 Intramural Sports Q1 2 3 415 Phi Lambda Upsilon Q31, V.fPres. Q415 Pi Delta Epsilon Q3 415 The Virginia Tech Q3 41, Business Man' ager Q415 Southwest Virginia Club Q1 2 31, V,fPres. Q31g A. I. Ch. E. Q1 2 3 41: Order of Delvlolay Q2 3 41, Master Counf cilor Q41g Rifle Club Q2 3 415 Y. M. C. A. Q115 Publications Board Q415 Engineering Council Q3 41. Foggy NORMAN AUGUSTUS POWELL Richmond, Virginia General Science Inf. Company A 11 2 31, lst Bn., 1st Reg. Staff 141, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, P. and T. Off. 1415 Freshman Baseballg Intramurral Sports 11 2 3 415 Richmond Club 11 2 315 Chemistry Club 11 21. SEATON T. PRESTON, IR. Charleston, West Virginia Chemical Engineering Chem. Warfare Battery K 11 2 3 41, Sgt. 1415 Intramural Sports 12 31: Phi Lambda Upsilon 13 41, A. I. Ch. E. 11 2 3 41. GEORGE W. PUTNEY Guinea Mills, Virginia Agricultural Education Inf. Company A 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Intraf mural Sports 11 2 314 Y. M. C. A. 11 2 3 41g 4fH Club 13 41, MidfVirginia Club 11 2 31g F. F. A. 11 2 3 41g Agricultural Club 11 2 3 41, Associate Treas. Norm Chief Simple Georgey' WILLIAM HENRY QUARTERMAN, JR. Washington, D. C. Rural Sociology CAC Battery L 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121g Freshman Footballg Intramural Sports 11 2 31, Army' Navy Club 12 3 41, Sgt. at Arms 141, Forestry Club 111g V. P. I. Life Saving Corps 12 3 41. Wild Bill WILLIAM OTIS QUESENBERRY W. Arlington, Virginia Civil Engineering Inf. Company B 11 2 31, 1st Reg. Staff 141, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Col. 1415 Freshman Trackg Intramural Sports 111g Chi Epsilon 13 41, Pres. 141g Scabbard and Blade 13 415 Omicron Delta Kappa 1419 Cotillion Club 12 3 41, Asst. Sec.fTreas. 131, V.f Pres. 1415 Capitol Club 11 21g Arlington Club 131, A. S. C. E. 11 2 3 415 Rifle Club 11 31g Y. M. C. A. 1114 Ring Dance Chairman 131, Newman Club 11 2 3 41. 1121, 1 X -IAMES M. QUICKE, III Petersburg, Virginia Industrial Engineering CAC Battery M 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Sgt. 141, Freshman Baseballg Intramural Sports 11 2 3 41, Sigma Delta Psi 141g Petersburg Club 11 2 315 A. I. E. E. 11 21g S. I. E. 13 41g Rifle Club 111. Jimmie vires N X Q 1 s WA f' FN on 4, 1-, me K.,-, f . 2 NV V gk.. X F Ax 's' Q ., ,g f x ' - Q ss . '-A A ' us e . X N XX gal.- Ras? Q M '! 1 f xv N EARLE DOUGLASS QUINNELL, JR. Carlisle, Pennsylvania Chemical Engineering Engr. Company E 11 2 41, Company G 131, Sgt. 141, Varsity Swimming 121g Fresh' man Swimmingg Intramural Sports 11 2 3 41g A. I. Ch. E. 13 41g Capitol Club 11 21. DONALD LEE RAMSEY Gretna, Virginia Agricultural Engineering Inf. Civilian 111, Company A 12 3 41g Sem' inole Club 12 31g F. F. A. 1123 41, Agricultural Club 11 2 3 41g Y. M. C. A. 11 2 3 41. EDGAR L. RAWLS Petersburg, Virginia Agronomy CAC Battery R 11 2 3 41, Pfc, 1215 Intramural Sports 11 2 3 41g Agronomy Club 11 2 3 41g Agricultural Club 11 2 3 41. Duke,' Duck Eddie LACY KENT REA Crozet, Virginia Horticulture Inf. Company A 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Sup. Sgt. 141g Varsity Basketball Manager 12 3 41g Freshman Basketball Managerg Intramural Sports 11 2 3 41g 4fH Club 11 31g Albemarle Club 11 2 31g Agricultural Club 11 2 31g Horticultural Society 11 2 3 41, Treas. 131, V.fPres. 141g Rifle Club 1131. NLBX. E. HARVEY REMICK Westfield, New jersey Business Administration CAC Battery S 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, First Lt. 141g Alpha Kappa Psi 13 41g Business Staif of BUGLE 12 3 41, Mosquito Club 11 2 31g Business Club 11 2 3 415 Y. M. C. A. Cabinet 111. RALPH RODGERS REYNOLDS Newport, Virginia Agricultural Education CAC Battery R 111, Battery T 121, Battery S 13 41g Y. M. C. A. 141g Southwest Virf ginia Club 131g F. F. A. 11 2 3 415 Phi Kappa Phi 141. Lacy'f '1Ha'rvey RfSquare W. P. RILEY, IR. Rochester, New York Mining Engineering Engr. Company G 1 2 3 41, Pfc. 121g Intraf mural Sports 11 2 3 415 Yankee Club 11 2 31, A. S. M. E. 11 2 3 41, Inst. of Aero. Sciences 11 2 3 41. BilV' JAMES SMITH RITCHIE, IR. Petersburg, Virginia Agricultural Economics Inf. Company A 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Lt. 141g Senate 1213 Alpha Zeta 13 41g Virginia Tech 11 215 4-H Club 1315 Agricultural Economics Club 11 3 41, Agricultural Club 11 3 415 Y. M. C. A. Freshman Cabinet, Y. M. C. A. Senior Cabinet 12 3 41, V.fPres. 131, Chairman of Finance 1413 Y. M. C. A. Advisory Board 1415 Rifle Club 131. Jimmie ANDREW ROBERTSON Richmond, Virginia Chemical Engineering Inf. Company B 11 2 3 41g Intramural Sports 112 3 41g Richmond Club 11 2 31g A. I. Ch. E. 11 2 3 41g Rifle Club 11 21. Andy INGRAM O. ROBERTSON, JR. SPENCER MCMATH ROGERS GILBERT H. ROLLINS Richmond, Virginia Onancock, Virginia Wellington, Virginia Chemistry CAC Civil Engineering CAC Dairy Husbandry Inf. Battery O 11 2 3 41g Intramural Sports Battery R 11 2 31, 3rd Bn., 2nd Reg. Staff Company C 11 2 31, Company D 141, 11 215 Richmond Club 11 2 31g American 141, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Lt. Adj. 141g Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, 1st Sgt. 141g Fresh' Chemical Society 11 2 3 41. Scabbard and Blade 13 41, First Sgt. 141, man Baseball, Intramural Sports 12 3 419 German Club 13 415 Eastern Shore An' Block and Bridle Club 13 41g Editor of chor Club 11 2 313 S. I. E. 111g the Dairy Annual, Agricultural Club 11 2 A. S. C. E. 12 3 41. 3 415 Dairy Club 11 2 3 41, Sec. 121, Pres. 141g Freshman Y. M. C. A. Cabinetg Senior Cabinet 13 41. Inky Mac Gil N ...ax XX X RN xx M X SN N . X1 S XX W X Q X . Q FRANK V. ROSSON, JR. JULIUS HARRY RUBIN Palmyra, Virginia Norfolk, Virginia Agricultural Economics Inf. Company D 11 21, Company B 13 41, Pfc.121, Corp. 131, Lt. 141, Y. M. C. A. 111, Albemarle Club 12 31, A. F.. S. S. 11 2 3 41, Scribe 131, Pres. 141, Agri' cultural Club 11 2 3 41, Rifle Club 11 31. Industrial Engineering CAC Battery N 11 2 31, 2nd Bn., 2nd Reg. 141, Sgt. Maj. 141, Varsity Basketball 12 3 41, Varsity Baseball 12 3 41, Freshman Basketball and Baseball, Sigma Delta Psi 12 3 41, V.fPres. 131, Pres. 141, Norfolk Club 11 2 31, S. I. E. 141, Monogram Club 12 3 41, Lord Reading Club 11 2 s 41. ROBERT MILLER RUBUSH, JR. Monterey, Virginia Metallurgical Engineering CAC Battery K 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Sgt. 141, Alpha Sigma Mu 13 41, Sec. 131, V.fPres. 141, Metallurgy Club 11 2 3 41. Buck ufuclyn Chicken Red JOHN WILLIAM RUCKER Delaplane, Virginia Animal Husbandry Inf. Battery A 11 2 3 41, Sgt. 141, Varsity Football 12 3 41, Varsity Wrestling 12 41, Freshman Football and Wrestling, Intra' mural Sports 141, Block and Bridle Club 11 2 3 41, Pres. 141, Monogram Club 13 41, Agricultural Club 11 2 3 41, Sgt. at Arms 141, Rifle Club 131, Y. M. C. A. 111. Big john WEL ROBERT W. RUNIONS Narrows, Virginia Construction Engineering CAC Battery M 11 2 3 41, Sgt. 141, Intramural Sports 11 21, Junior Member A. I. A. 13 41, Architectural Club 11 2 3 41. Bull JAMES L. RUST, IR. Culpeper, Virginia Mechanical Engineering CAC Battery N 11 2 3 41, Corp. 131, Sgt. 141, Freshman Football, Intramural Sports 11 2 31, Piedmont Club 11 2 31, Aeronautics Club 141, A. S. M. E. 141. uRustyn J. HUGH RYAN, JR. Culpeper, Virginia Business Administration CAC Battery L 112 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 1315 Bachelor Club 13 415 Business Club 11 2 3 415 Varsity Baseball 12 315 Freshman Baseball5 Intramural Sports 11 2 3 41. ROBERT EMMETT RYAN Richmond, Virginia Civil Engineering Engr. Company F 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, lst Lt. 1415 Intramural Sports 11 2 3 415 Newman Club 11 2 3 41, V.fPres. 1415 Richmond Club 11 2 315 A. S. C. E. 11 2 3 41. JAMES LEONARD SAFFELL Washington, D. C. Mechanical Engineering CAC Battery T 11 2 3 415 Varsity Track Man' ager 12 3 415 Life Saving Corps 13 41, Third Mate 1415 Capitol Club 11 2 315 Institute of Aeronautical Science 141. ..Hugh-y .ipattyii ujimmien JAMES HOWARD SALE Lynchburg, Virginia Chemical Engineering CAC Band 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Lt. 1415 Subsidiary Treasurer '43 12 3 415 Rifle Club 11 215 Phi Lambda Upsilon 13 415 Virginia 'Tech Editorial Staff 1115 BUGLE Business Staff 1215 German Club 12 3 41, Sub. Treas. 131, Dec. Com. 13 415 Lynchburg Club 11 2 315 A. I. Ch. E. 12 3 41, Sec. 1415 Southern Colonels Or' chestra 1215 Y. M. C. A. Junior Cabinet 111. ROBERT F. SAMSON Utica, New York Mechanical Engineering CAC Battery L 112341, Pfc. 121, Corp. 1315 Lt. 1415 Intramural Sports 12 315 New' man Club 11 2 3 41, Sec. 1415 Yankee Club 11 2 315 A. S. M. E. 11 2 3 41. MAXWELL H. SAMUELS Brooklyn, New York Business Administration CAC Battery S 11 2 3 415 Alpha Psi Omega 13 41, V.fPres. 1415 Yankee Club 11 2 31, V.fPres. 1315 Business Club 1115 Maroon lvlask 11 2 3 41, V.'Pres. 1415 Rifle Club 11 215 Lord Reading Club 11 2 3 41, Pres. 1415 Y. M. C. A. 12 3 41 Virginia Intercollegiate Association of Jew' ish Students 141, V.fPres. 1415 Music Appreciation Club 141. Mortimer Bohn Max s XNXN VPQIN X s -2 A Bbiil-'R X XX X V IRQ S.,-, QX 'M , J 1 . s 1 S R SSX S Sa SX ! X s 2 ROBERT H. SAUNDERS Norfolk, Virginia Business Administration CAC Battery O Q1 2 3 41g Class Parliamentarian Q3 41g Varsity Wrestling Q2 3 413 Fresh- man Wrestling Q11g Intramural Sports Q1 215 Virginia 'Tech Business Staff Q1 21g Norfolk Club Q1 2 31g Lord Reading Club Q1 2 3 41. Bohn WARREN A. SAUL Bridgeport, Connecticut Architectural Engineering CAC Battery S Q1 2 3 41, Sgt. Q41g Varsity Rifle Team Q2 3 41g Freshman Rifle Teamg Intramural Sports Q1 2 3 41g Monogram Club Q41g Canterbury Club Q3 415 Archie tectural Club Q2 3 41g Rifle Club Q1 2 3 41, Pres. Q41g Glee Club Q1 2 313 Y. M. C. A. Q1 21. rrsauln SAMUEL DAVIS SEAWELL Danville, Virginia Mechanical Engineering CAC Battery N Q1 2 3 41, Sgt. Q41g Intramural Sports Q1 2 3 414 Pi Tau Sigma Q3 41g Seminole Club Q1 2 315 A. S. M. E. Q3 41g Aeronautics Club Q41. rrcowyv .. CHARLES E. SCHAAF Richmond, Virginia Mechanical Engineering CAC Battery M Q1 2 341, Pfc. Q21, Corp. Q31, lst Sgt. Q41g Intramural Sports Q1 2 3 419 Pi Tau Sigma Q41, Sec. Q41g Virginia 'Tech Editorial Staff Q1 21g Guidon Q1 21g Richmond Club Q1 2 31g A. S. M. E. Q1 2 3 41, Treas. Q31, V.fChairman Q41g Y. M. C. A. Freshman Cabinet. Charlie, KERMIT FRANK SCHLAMB Farmville, Virginia Poultry Husbandry CAC Battery L Q1 2 3 41, Sgt. Q41g 4-H Alumni Club Q1 2 3 419 Agricultural Club Ql 2 3 41g Poultry Science Club Q2 3 41, Sec. Q21, V.-Pres. Q41g Lutheran Student Association Q1 2 3 41, V.fPres. Q41g Y. M. C. A. Q1 2 3 41, Cabinet. Slam WALTER HENRY SCHNEIDER Rutherford, New Jersey Chemical Engineering CAC Battery I Q1 2 31, Battery O Q41, Pfc. Q21, Corp. Q31, Lt. Q41g Varsity Basket' ball Q2 3 419 Monogram Q2 3 41g Fresh- man Basketballg Intramural Sports Q1 2 3 415 Mosquito Club Q1 2 31g A. I. Ch. E. Q1 2 3 41g Monogram Club Q2 3 41. usnakeii JOHN S. SCHUERMAN, IR. Altavista, Virginia Chemical Engineering CAC Battery M 11 2 3 41, Corp. 1315 Intraf mural Sports 11 2 3 415 Lynchburg Club 1115 Tar Heel Club 12 315 A. I, Ch. E. GEORGE EMMETT SCOTT Richmond, Virginia Industrial Engineering CAC Battery M 12 3 415 Asst. Track Manager 1215 Richmond Club 12 3 415 A. S. I. E. 1415 Richmond Extension LINWOOD CARL SHELTON, IR. Portsmouth, Virginia Business Administration CAC Battery N112 3 41, Pfc.121, Corp. 131, Lt. 1415 Intramural Sports 11 2 3 415 Cotillion Club 12 3 415 Portsmouth 11 2 3 41. 11 2 31, Sgt. at Arms 111, Asst. Treas. 121, Sec.'Treas. 1315 Business 11 2 3 41. Ufohnnyi' Scotty Hfugheadu HUGH W. SIGMON Roanoke, Virginia Architectural Engineering Inf. Company C 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Lt. 1415 Intramural Sports 11 2 3 415 Roanoke Club 11 2 315 Architectural Club 112 3 41, Treas. usign PAUL M. SIMPSON, JR. Richmond, Virginia Industrial Engineering CAC Band 11 2 3 41, Corp. 131, Sgt. 1415 Cotillion Club 13 415 Richmond Club 11 2 31, Treas. 1315 S. I. E. 13 415 Glee Club 112341, Treas. 131. Simp Club Sec. f Club CLAUDE OLNEY SKELTON, JR. Lynchburg, Virginia Chemistry CAC Battery I 11 2 31, 1st Bn., 2nd Reg. 141, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Color Sgt. 1415 Pi Delta Epsilon 1415 Virginia Tech 11 2 3 41, Ofiice Manager 13 415 Lynchburg Club 11 2 3 415 Chemistry Club 11 2 3 41, Pres. 141. UC. O. N ,X 1 N X RTN 2 X 1 x W ss NN X R S is I N sf Q-,Swv sl sl Wx x KN xw ELMER I. SKILLMAN Victoria, Virginia Civil Engineering Engr. Band 12 3 41, Sgt. 1415 Intramural Sports 11 2 3 415 Hampton Roads Club 12 315 A. S. C. E. 12 3 415 William and Mary P. I. THOMAS R. SMALL Baltimore, Maryland Mechanical Engineering Engr. Company G 11 2 3 415 Intramural Sports 11 2 3 415 Pi Tau Sigma 13 415 Mary' land Club 11 2 315 A. S. M. E. 11 2 3 415 Inst. of Aero. Sciences 11 2 3 415 Ring Dance Committee '43. irq-omi, CHARLES IVEY SMITH, IR. Richmond, Virginia Chemical Engineering CAC Battery K112341gA.I.Ch.E.112 3 415 BUGLE Staii 131 C, I. HENRY EUGENE SMITH Hampton, Virginia Mechanical Engineering Engr. Coman F1234'A.S.M.E P Y 1 1, . U 2 3 415 Intramural Sports 11 2 3 41. Smitty . f H. SELWYN SMITH Nokesville, Virginia Dairy Husbandry Inf. Company C 11 2 31, Company D 141, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Cap. 141g Freshman Wrestlingg Intramural Sports 11 2 3 415 Scabbard and Blade 13 415 Alpha Zeta 13 415 Piedmont Club 12 3 415 Dairy Club 11 2 3 41, Sec. 131, V.fPres. 1415 Agri' cultural Club 11 215 Rifle Club 11 31. Smitty vii' HAROLD STEPHEN SMITH Culpeper, Virginia Dairy Husbandry CAC Battery L 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Sgt. 1415 Intramural Sports 11 2 3 41g Piedmont Club 11 2 31g Agricultural Club 13 41g Dairy Club 12 3 41. Steve JOHN DAVID SMITH New Glasgow, Virginia Conservation and Forestry CAC Battery T 12 3 41, Battery E 111, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, lst Lt. 141g Intramural Sports 11 2 3 41g BiofTech Society 141, Lynchburg Club 11 213 Forestry Club 12 341, Pres. 141g Y. M. C. A. 11 2 31. HI, D... Orgy ROY R. SMITH Cleveland, Virginia Animal Husbandry Inf. Company A 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Lt. 1415 Intramural Sports 11 2 3 413 Lonesome Pine Club 11 2 31g Agri' cultural Club 11 21g 4fH Alumni Club 131g Collegiate F. F. A.g Rifle Club 12 31. Foote J. LINDLEY SMITH Richmond, Virginia Business Administration CAC Battery M 11 2 3 41, Sup. Sgt. 1413 Senf ate 11 2 415 Varsity Track 121g Intraf mural Sports 11 2 3 41, Cotillion Club 12 3 41g Richmond Club 11 2 31g JOHN OTIS SMITH Beckley, West Virginia Business Administration CAC Battery R 11 21, Battery I 1341, Sgt. 1419 Varsity Football 121, Monogramg Fresh- man Footballg Intramural Sports 11 2 3 41g Monogram Club 12 3 41g Business Club 11 21. Y. M. C. A. 111. Big Timel' Buster -Z. KENNETH C. SNEAD Kenbridge, Virginia Agricultural Economics Inf. Company B 11 2 31, lst Bn., lst Reg. 141, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Color Sgt. 141: MidfVirginia Club 12 31g A. E. S. S. 12 3 413 American Society of Agronomy 1113 Agricultural Club 11 2 3 41, Rifle Club 11 31. JAMES EDWARD SNIDOW Princeton, West Virginia Electrical Engineering CAC Battery S 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Sgt. 141g Freshman Swimming, Intramural Sports 11 2 31g West Virginia Club 11 2 31g A. I. E. E. 11 2 3 41, X1 Casey Hlimn XX xlx .J .sf sw :gi -Q sf. - . If 51.11. Q.-X., - - fs FRANK C. SPENCER Critz, Virginia Agricultuval Education Inf. Company B Q1 2 3 41, Pfc. Q21, Corp. Q31, Sgt. Q41g Varsity Basketball Manager Q21, Intramural Sports Q1 2 3 41g Y. M. C. A. Q1 21, F. F. A. Q1 2 3 41, Agri' cultural Club Q1 2 3 41, Rifle Club Q1 31. R. LESLIE SPENCER Campbell, Virginia Ceramic Engineering CAC Battery S Q1 2 3 41, Pfc. Q21g Varsity Football Q1 2 31g Varsity Boxing Q1 2 3 41, CofCapt. Q41g Freshman Football and Boxingg Albermarle Club Q1 2 31, Amerif can Ceramic Society Q2 3 41g Monogram Club Q3 41, Sgt. at Arms ROBERT I. STANLEY, IR, Fort Lauderdale, Florida Business Administration CAC Battery I Q2 31, Battery K Q41, lst Sgt. Q41g Varsity Head Cheerleader Q41g Inf tramural Sports Q2 3 41g Maroon Mask Q2 3 415 Monogram Club Q41g Virginia Tech Q21, BUGLE Q21, Businessmanis Blot' ter Editor Q41g Lynchburg Club Q2 31, Business Club Q2 3 415 A. I. Ch. E. Q21g Ring Dance Publicity Com. Chm.g Social Com. of Maroon Mask Chm.g University of Florida Oats Punchy Bob ci YQ! CHARLES DONALD STEINWEDEL Baltimore, Maryland Industrial Engineering Engr. Company F Q1 2 3 41, Pfc. Q21, Corp. Q31, Lt. Q41g Intramural Sports Q1 21, Guidon Q3 41, Asso. Editor Q41g Mary' land Club Q1 2 31, Sec.fTreas. Q21, V.f Pres. Q31g S. I. E. Q2 3 415 A. S. M. E. Q21, Glee Club Q1 2 31, V,fPres. HDOYL1, IGB ROBERT HARPER STEPHENSON, III Littleton, Virginia Chemical Engineering CAC Band Q1 2 3 41, Pfc. Q21, Corp. Q31, Sup. Sgt. Q41g Virginia Tech Q1 2 315 BUGLE Business Staff Q21, Order of DeMolay Q3 41, Sgt. at Arms Q41g A. I. Ch. E. Q2 3 41, Y. M. C. A. Q1 2 3 41, Senior Cabinet Q3 41. HHGDP5' IGCZQH waf- DONALD WILLIAM STEWART Winchester, Virginia CAC Battery O Q1 2 3 41, Pfc. Q21, Sgt. Q41g Varsity CrossfC0untry and Track Q21, Freshman Trackg Intramural Sports Q1 2 41g Apple Club Q1 2 31, Treas. Q21, V.f Pres. Q31g A. S. M. E. Percy WILLIAM PETER STIEFFEN Newport News, Virginia Conservation of Forestry CAC Battery M 112 3 41, Pfc.121, Corp. 131, Lt. 1415 Intramural Sports 11 2 3 41, Sigma Delta Psi 141, Hampton Roads Club 112 31, V.fPres. 131, Rifle Club 111. ahky., WILLIAM H. STONE Greensboro, North Carolina Business Administration Inf. Company A 11 2 31, 1st Bn., 1st Reg. 141, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Sgt. Maj. 141, Varsity Football Manager 13 41, Intraf mural Sports 13 41, Cotillion Club 12 3 41, Bachelor Club 13 41, Tar Heel Club 112 31, Business Club 11 2 3 41, Rifle Club 11 31. R. F. STOVER Doe Hill, Virginia Conservation and Forestry CAC Battery T 11 2 3 415 Intramural Sports 112 3 41, Forestry Club 11 2 3 41. Bill , JOHN ERBIN SULLIVAN Erie, Pennsylvania Chemical Engineering CAC Battery M 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Sgt. 141, A. I. Ch. E. 11 2 3 41 Glee Club 111. Abie ROBERT ONWOOD SWAIN Morrison, Virginia Chemical Engineering Engr. Company F 11 21, Company E 13 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Varsity Wrestling 1315 Intramural Sports 11 2 3 41, Fresh' man Wrestling, Pi Tau Sigma 13 41, Bachelor Club 13 415 Hampton Roads Club 11 2 31, A. S. M. E. 13 41. R, O. WILLIAM LEO TATTERSALL Mt. Lebanon, Pennsylvania Industrial Engineering Engr. Company F 11 2 3 415 Varsity Golf Team 12 31, Freshman Golf, Intramural Sports 11 2 3 41, Keystone Club 11 21, S. I. E. 13 41. usutn 1 m y W. W., 1EQj ffi T5 ,V 'f 43 . xqivg EMMETT GARNER TAYLOR, IR. Temperanceville, Virginia Business Administration CAC Battery T 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131 Lt. 141g Intramural Sports 11 2 3 41 Eastern Shore Anchor Club 11 2 31 Business Club 11 2 3 41g Rifle Club 111 E. G. ROBERT PATE TAYLOR Ivor, Virginia Agricultural Education CAC Battery N 11 2 3 414 Intramural Sportsg Peanut Club 11 21, F. F. A. 11 2 3 41. 'iBob WINFRED PERRY TERRY Ringgold, Virginia Agricultural Economics Inf. Battery M 111, Company A 12 3 41, Freshman Swimming and Wrestlingg In- tramural Sports 11 2 31g Seminole Club 11 2 31: Forestry Club 1115 Agricultural Club 11 2 3 41g Agricultural Economics Club 11 2 3 41. Shorty HALBE RT C. THAXTON St. Louis, Missouri Electrical Engineering CAC Batter T 2 3 4 Cor. 3 St 141, y c 1. p c J, g. Intramural Sports, Capitol Club 12 31 A. I. E. E. 13 41g Mississippi State College 111. Hal AUGUSTUS HOWELL THOMAS, JR. Alexandria, Virginia Business Administration Inf. Company B 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Lt. 1414 Varsity Track 12 31, Fresh' man Trackg Intramural Sports 11 2 3 415 Monogram Club 13 41g Alexandria Club 11 2 315 Business Club 11 2 3 41: Rifle Club 11 31g Y. M. C. A. 112341, Cabinetg Delta Kappa Sigma 13 41. ..Duke,, JOSEPH C. THOMAS Salem, Virginia Industrial Engineering Engr. Company F 11 2 31, lst Reg. Staff 141, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Lt. Col. 141g Senate 121, Freshman Box and Baseballg Intraf mural Sportsg German Club 12 3 41g Roaf noke Club 11 2 315 S. I. E. 11 2 3 413 DeMolay Club 12 3 41. Snake,' RICHARD STANLEY THOMAS, JR. Ellerson, Virginia Chemical Engineering CAC Battery S 11 2 3 415 Freshman Football5 Intramural Sportsg A. I. Ch. E. 1315 Y. M. C. A. 121. .. .FLM Dim WALTER LEWIS THOMAS Hilton Village, Virginia Industrial Engineering CAC Battery I 11 2 31, 2nd Reg. Staff 141, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Capt. and Int. Off. 1415 Secretary Senior Classg Intramural Sportsg Scabbard and Blade 13 415 Gerf man Club 13 415 Hampton Roads Club 11 2 315 S. I. E. 12 3 415 Glee Club 11 2 31. Wa7t ARTHUR RAY THOMPSON, IR. Norfolk, Virginia Mechanical Engineering CAC Battery T 11 2 3 415 Freshman Footballg Intramural Footballg Norfolk Club 11 2 315 A. S. M. E. 11 2 3 41. Swing 5211 ' 'th RAYMOND M. TOKARZ Port Richmond, Virginia Industrial Engineering CAC Battery O 11 2 341, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Sgt. 1415 Varsity Track 12 31: Intramural Sports 11 2 3 415 Newman Club 11 2 3 41, Treas. 1415 Cotillion Club 141: Mid' Tidewater Club 11 2 31, Sec.fTreas. 121, V.fPres. 1315 A. S. I. E. JOHN HAROLD TOMKO Disputanta, Virginia Conservation and Forestry CAC Battery O 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 1215 Freshman Football and Wrestlingg BiofTech5 Peters' burg Club 11 2 315 Forestry Club 11 2 3 415 Y. M. C. A. 13 41. ROBERT PA RRISH TOMLINSON Duffield, Virginia Business Administration CAC Battery R 11 2 3 41, Corp. 131, Sup. Sgt. 1415 Subsidiary Treas. Class '43 12 315 Manager of Varsity Boxing Team 1415 Intramural Sports 1115 Pi Delta Epsilon 1415 Sentinel Editorial Staff 1415 Lone' some Pine Club 11 2 3 41, Sec.-Treas. 121, V.fPres. 131, Pres. 1415 Business Club 112 3 415 Y. M. C. A. 1115 Rifle Club 11 215 Ring Dance Publicity Com. 12 315 Monogram Club 141. Tokie -Iohnnyi' Rabbi Vxplik 1X'?1x s ti ff at 4 .Q NX. X 1 X Q Q X ss N ' 5 3 I X 2 I I IT 2:55 .dl k s. ff - xg 'ff -.a , ers . I ' 1: ,.s, ui f' S.. xv QS- .' Q, Swv X .. 1. .N t 59- S N11 11 NR X 1 XR x f i sv wg S XS si N WILLIAM F. TORREYSON, IR. Arlington, Virginia Chemical Engineering Engr. Company G 11 2 3 415 Freshman Foot' ballg Intramural Sports 11 2 3 415 Arlingf ton Club 11 2 31, A. I. Ch. E. 11 2 3 41. Bill WILLIAM H. TREADWELL, JR. Bristol, Tennessee Mechanical Engineering Engr. Company F 11 231, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, 2nd Bn. Staff 141, Bn. Sup. Off. 1415 Inf tramural Sports 11 2 3 415 Pi Tau Sigma 13 41, Sec. 1415 Scabbard and Blade 13 415 Cotillion Club 12 3 41, Sec.-Treas. 1415 A. S. M. E. 13 41. Bill WILLIAM LAURENCE' TREMAINE Sparta, New Jersey Mechanical Engineering CAC Battery O 11 2 31, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131 4th Bn. Staff 141, Lt. and Bn. Adj. 141 Scabbard and Blade 13 41, 2nd Lt. 141 Cotillion Club 12 3 415 Mosquito Club 11 21. ..Bm,. IIB! 11:1 gat. AV, YE'-L PHILLIP JENNINGS TRIPLETT Richmond, Virginia Business Administration. Inf. Company C 11 2 31, 1st Bn., 1st Reg. Staff 141, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Lt. and Sup. Off. 1415 Intramural Sports 11 2 3 415 Intramural Manager 1415 German Club 13 415 Richmond Club 11 2 315 Rifle Club 11 315 Business Club 112 3 41. ...I-Tip., ROBERT LEE TURLINGTON, IR. Hilton Village, Virginia Business Administration CAC Battery O112 341, Pfc.121, Corp. 131, Sup. Sgt. 1415 Intramural Sports 12 415 Hampton Roads Club 11 2 315 Business Club 141. Bobby', HERBERT S. TURNER, IR. Staunton, Virginia Electrical Engineering CAC Battery O 11 2 3 415 Intramural Sports 11 2 315 Pi Delta Epsilon 13 415 Virginia Tech 11 2 3 41, Mail Circulation Manager 131, Shenandoah Valley Club 11 2 315 A. I. E. E. 11 2 3 415 Y. M. C. A. Cabinet 13 41. Herb CARL B. UMBERGER, IR. Wytlieville, Virginia Animal Husbandry Inf. Company A Q1 2 3 41, Sgt. Q41g Pi Delta Epsilon Q3 41g The Virginia Tech Business Stall Q1 2 3 41, Cir. Mgr. Q3 415 South' west Virginia Club Q1 2 31g Agricultural Club Q1 2 3 419 Block and Bridle Q3 41. Carl B. E. H. VANDORN Hartsdale, New York Agricultural Economics CAC Battery T Q1 2 31, Battery S Q41, Pfc. Q21g Varsity Baseball Q31g Intramural Sports Q1 2 3 41g Cotillion Club Q3 41, Yankee Club Q1 21. ..Aggie,, EDWIN HUGH VASSAR Charlotte Court House, Virginia Agricultural Education Inf. Company B Q1 2 31, Company D Q41, Sgt. Q41g Varsity Baseball Q2 3 41, Intramural Sports Q1 2 3 41, MidfVirginia Club Q1 2 319 Agricultural Club Q1 2 3 41g F. F. A. Q1 2 3 41, Y. M. C. A. Q11g Monogram Club Q2 3 41. Eddie EDWARD M. VAUGHAN Washington, D. C. Industrial Physics CAC Battery N Q1 2 31, Batteryl Q41, Sgt. Q41g Varsity Football Q11g Freshman Wrestling and Footballg Intramural Sports Q1 2 3 415 Pi Delta Epsilon Q41g Virginia Tech Q1 2 3 41, Desk Staff Q1 21, Desk Editor Q31, Managing Editor Q41g Capitol Club Q1 2 31g Physics Club Q3 41, Y. M. C. A. Q11. Eddie HARRY H. VAUGHAN, IR. Hopewell, Virginia Mechanical Engineering Engr. Company G Q1 2 3 41, Pfc. Q21, Corp Q31, Sgt. Q41g Intramural Sports Q1 2 31g Petersburg Club Q2 31, A. S. M. E. Q41. FRANK JOSEPH VAWTER Buffalo, New York Metallurgical Engineering CAC Battery R Q1 2 3 415 Varsity Boxing Q3 41, Freshman Boxing and Track, Intra- mural Sports Q1 2 3 41g Newman Club Q1 2 31, Treas. Q41g Metallurgy Club qs 41g A. s. M. Q41. 1 XXQVYXY H Square Hank .ssf?'N3XfS X V ps X N 3 1, QN -. ssl X 1 x' 1 i'X sxx - I S -as 9 A ' as xx X N s sr 2 Ne Q -s .tx X I .:.. Q M X Rx M X X B NX N Q! Msgs' SJ s N W CHARLES R. VENABLE Roanoke, Virginia Ceramic Engineering CAC Battery T 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Lt. 141g Class Subsidiary Treasurer 12 315 Intramural Sports 11 2 415 Sigma Gamma Epsilon 1415 Sentinel 13 41, Asst, Editor 131, Sales Mgr. 1415 Pi Delta Epsilon 1415 Roanoke Club 11 2 315 Student Branch of the American Ceramic Society. ..Hewry,, RICHARD PAUL VIA Roanoke, Virginia Business Administration CAC Battery N 112 3 41, Corp. 131, Sgt. 1415 Freshman Footballg Intramural Sports 12 3 415 Bachelor Club 13 415 Roanoke Club 11 2 3 415 Business Club 11 2 3 41. Buck CALEB RANDOLPH VINCENT Lorton, Virginia Civil Engineering Engr. Company G 11 2 3 41, Sgt. 141g Alpha Psi Omega 13 41, Pres. 1415 Alexandria Club 11 2 3 415 A. S. C. E. 11 2 3 415 Maroon Mask 11 2 3 41, Pres. 1415 V. P. I. War Chest 13 41, Sec.fTreas. 141. riRannyvy PETER EMMANUEL VURNAKES Roanoke, Virginia Business Administration CAC Battery K 11 2 3 41, Corp, 1315 Freshman Trackg Intramural Sports 11 2 3 415 BUGLE Business Staif 1215 Roanoke Club 11 2 3 415 Business Club 11 2 3 41. DAVID HAMILTON WADE Pittsfield, Massachusetts Chemical Engineering CAC Battery K112 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Lt. 1415 Senator 1415 Intramural Sports 1115 Yankee Club 11 2 31. JOHN SEVIER WAMPLER, JR. Bristol, Virginia Conservation and Forestry CAC Battery K 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 1215 Intramural Sports 11 315 Southwest Virginia Club 11 2 3 415 Forestry Club 11 2 3 41. upeten .iDavei, i.RuSti, FRANK JOSEPH WANDYCZ North Tonawanda, New York Mechanical Engineering CAC Battery S Q1 2 3 41, Pfc. Q21, Sgt. Q41, Varsity Boxing Q2 3 41g Freshman Cross' Country and Boxing, Intramural Sports Q1 215 Pi Delta Epsilon Q3 41, Treas. Q41g BUGLE Business Staff Q2 3 41, Manager of BUGLE Studio Q41g A. S. M. E. Q2 3 41, Aeronautical Club Q3 419 Newman Club Q12341,Sec. 131. Windy PAUL A. WARNER, JR. Hamilton, Virginia Dairy Husbandry CAC Battery S Q12 3 41, Pfc. Q21, Corp. Q31, Lt. Q41g Varsity Football Q2 3 419 Varsity Indoor Track Q2 31, Freshman Football and Indoor Trackg Alpha Zeta Q3 41g Apple Club Q2 31g Agricultural Club Q3 41, American Dairy Science Association Q2 3 41g Horticulture Club Q11g Mono' gram Club Q3 413 Y. M. C. A. Cabinet Q1 2 3 49. Paul WILLARD ALFRED WARTHEN, JR. Kensington, Maryland Electrical Engineering CAC Battery O Q2 3 41g University of Mary' land Q11g Y. M. C. A. Q11g Capitol Club Q12 3 41g A. I. E. E. Q3 41. Bill Q as-.. W-... DAVID LIVINGSTON WASSUM Marion, Virginia Chemical Engineering CAC Battery K Q1 2 3 41, Sgt. Q41g Intramural Sports Q1 2 31, Southwest Virginia Club Q12 31, A. I. Ch. E. Q1 2 3 41. 'LB-1, WILLIAM ROMNEY WATKINS Charlotte Court House, Virginia Business Administration Inf. Company B Q1 2 3 41, Sgt. Q41g Intraf mural Sports Q1 2 3 419 Virginia Tech Q1 21g MidfVirginia Club Q1 2 315 Busif ness Club Q1 2 3 415 Rifle Club Q1 2 313 Delta Kappa Sigma Q2 3 41, Pres. Q41g Glee Club Q1 2 3 41. MARSHALL TREDWAY WATSON Blacksburg, Virginia Chemistry CAC Civilian Student Body Ql1, Battery N Q2 3 41g Freshman Boxing, Intramural Sports Q21g Phi Lambda Upsilon Q3 41g Alpha Psi Omega Q2 3 41, Treas. Q31g A. C. S. Q12 3 41, Maroon Mask Q1 2 3 41, Treas. Q31. X X r.M0nk,, ,,B0Ots,, Ulromn ..., s . ai X rx 5 N 5 isis.. :x ' L . 'ak-Q, ,-S611 . 'w 'Q . xt .L X. 2 V PQI XNN M ! X NX sth X N sX Q Q-A Q W DONALD W. WEAVER, JR. Galax, Virginia Electrical Engineering CAC Battery M Q1 2 3 45, Sgt. Q45g Eta Kappa Nu Q45g A. I. E. E. Q1 2 3 455 Southwest Virginia Club Q15g Y. M. C. A. 1. LYNWOOD WEBB LaCrosse, Virginia Business Administration Inf. Company A Q1 2 3 45, Sgt. Q45g Intraf mural Sports Q1 3 455 The Virginia Tech Business Staif QI 25g MidfVirginia Club Q1 2 35g Biology Club Q15g Business Club Q2 3 45g Rifle Club Q1 2 3 45. DANIEL PETERSON WEBSTER Sabot, Virginia Electrical Engineering CAC Battery TQ12 3 45, Pfc. Q25, Corp. Q35, Lt. Q45g Intramural Sports Q1 2 3 45g Richmond Club Q1 254 A. I. E. E. Q1 2 3 45g Short Wave Club Q3 45g Rifle Club Q1 25. i.Weave,, .Foggyn ..BuCk,, JESSE LEONARD WHEELER Rustburg, Virginia Agronomy Inf. Company B Q1 2 3 45, Sgt. Q45g Intraf mural Sports Q3 45g Y. M. C. A. Q15g Lynchburg Club Q1 2 35g A. S. -A. Q1 2 3 45, Sgt. at Arms Q15g Agricultural Club Q1 2 3 45g Rifle Club Q1 2 35. fiDaisyn ARTHUR F. WHITE Chevy Chase, Maryland Business Administration Inf. Company A Q1 2 3 45, Pic. Q25, Corp. Q35, lst Lt. Q45g Intramural Sports Q1 2 3 45g Virginia Tech Business Staff Q15g Capitol Club Q1 2 353 Business Club Q1 2 35g Rifle Club Q1 35. Stud RAYMOND WYATT WHITE, IR. Richmond, Virginia Chemical Engineering Engr. Company G Q2 3 45g Cotillion Club Q3 45g Richmond Club Q2 3 453 A. I. Ch. E. Q3 45g Richmond Extension of V. P. I. Q15. ..Spa1ky,, CHARLES V. WHITLEY Zebulon, North Carolina Business Administration Inf. Company A 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Cap. 141, Intramural Sports 11 3 41, Scabbard and Blade 13 41, Cotillion Club 13 41, Bachelor Club 13 41, Tar Heel Club 11 2 31, Business Club 1231. LESTER MCCLELLAN WHITMORE, JR. Salem, Virginia Chemical Engineering Engr. Company E 11 2 3 41, Corp. 131, Sgt. 141, Phi Lambda Upsilon 13 41, Tau Beta Pi 13 41, Pi Delta Epsilon 13 41, The Virginia 'Tech Engineer Business Staff 11 2 31, Asso. Editor 141, Roanoke Club 11 2 31, A. I. Ch. E. 11 2 3 41, A. I. Ch. E. Scholarship Award 131, S. A. M. E. 131,Y.M.C.A. 112 3 41, Rifle Club 11 2 31. CHARLES EDWARD WILKERSON Tappahannock, Virginia Architectural Engineering Engr. Company E 11 2 3 41, Midffidewater Club 11 2 31, Architectural Club 11 2 3 41, American Institute of Architects 11 2 3 41, Sec. 131, Pres. 141, Glee Club 11 2 3 41, Sec. 12 31, Business Mgr. 141, Tau Beta Pi 141, Phi Kappa Phi 141. Charlie Mac A Charley W. B. WILKINSON, JR. Kenbridge, Virginia Agricultural Education CAC Battery L 11 2 3 41, Sup. Sgt. 141, 4fH Club 12 3 41, Pres. 141, Y. M. C. A. 12 3 41, MidfVirginia Club 11 2 31, Agri' cultural Club 12 3 41, F. F. A. 11 2 3 41. EDWARD TURPIN WILLIS, IR. Culpeper, Virginia Dairy Husbandry CAC Battery L 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Lt. 141, Freshman Wrestling, Intramural Sports 111, Piedmont Club 11 2 31, Vx Pres. 131, Agricultural Club 13 41, Dairy Club 12 3 41. JOHN RAMEY WILLS Suffolk, Virginia Industrial Engineering CAC Battery L 11 2341, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Sup. Sgt. 141, Bachelor Club 131, Peanut Club 11 2 31. Wilkie,' Turpin jack X N Falk N xg 1 I X XS M f xSx1 X X , X , x., NN S S was gy W CHARLES WILLIAM WILSON Staunton, Virginia Biology CAC Battery O 11 2 3 41, Pfc. 121, Sgt. 1415 Pi Delta Epsilon 13 415 BiofTech Honor Society 13 415 The Virginia Tech 11 2 31, Mail Circulation Mgr. 1315 BUGLE Busi- ness Staff 13 41, Business Mgr. 1415 Pubf lications Board 141, Chairman 1415 Omicf ron Delta Kappa 1415 Cotillion Club 12 3 415 Shenandoah Valley Club 11 2 3 41, Sec.fTreas. 131, Pres. 1415 Biology Club 11 2 3 415 Y. M. C. A. Cabinet 12 3 41, Advisory Board 141. Charlie, HARRY P. WILSON Phoebus, Virginia Business Administration CAC Battery R 11 2 3 41, Sgt. 1415 Varsity Track 12 3 415 Freshman Trackg Intraf mural Sports 11 2 3 415 Hampton Roads Club 11 2 315 Business Club 11 2 3 415 Monogram Club 13 415 Sigma Delta Psi 13 41. Phoebus I. RANDOLPH WILSON Kingsport, Tennessee Business Administration CAC Battery N 11 2 31, Brig. Staff 141, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Lt. Col. 1415 Senior Class Treasurer 1415 Alpha Kappa Psi 12 3 415 Omicron Delta Kappa 13 41, V.fPres. 1415 Scabbard and Blade 13 41, 1st Lt. 1415 BUGLE Editorial Staff 1215 German Club 12 3 415 Lonesome Pine Club 11 2 315 Business Club 11 2 315 Honor Court 11 2 31. i.Randy,, HENRY LEROY WOOD Salem, Virginia Mechanical Engineering Engr. Company E 11 2 31, 2nd Bn., 1st Reg. Staff 141, Corp. 131, Lt. Sup. Off. 1415 Freshman Wrestling5 Pi Tau Sigma 13 41, Pres. 1415 Tau Beta Pi 1415 Order of DeMolay 13 41, Scribe 1415 Phi Kappa Phi 1415 Roanoke Club 11 2 315 A. S. M. E. 13 415 Rifle Club HI-Ienyy-i HARRISON PERCY WOOD Shawsville, Virginia Business Administration CAC Battery N 11 2 3 415 Intramural Sports 11 2 3 415 Roanoke Club 112315 Biology Club 1115 Business Club 121. Percy JAMES FRANKLIN WOOD Rutherford, New Jersey Mechanical Engineering 1Aero Optionj CAC Battery T 112 3 41, Pfc.121, Corp. 131, Sgt. 1415 Freshman Baseball5 Intramural Sports 11 2 3 415 Mosquito Club 11 2 315 Institute of Aeronautical Sciences 141. K'Monk RICHARD F. WOODWARD Chuckatuck, Virginia Industrial Engineering CAC Battery S 11 2 31, 2nd Reg. Staii' 141, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Sgt. Maj. 141, Inf tramural Sports 11 21, Peanut Club 11 2 31, S. I. E. 13 41. ..Dick,, . OLIVER SANDS WOODY Rockymount, Virginia Business Administration Inf. Company C 11 2 31, 1st Reg. Staff 141, Pfc. 121, Corp. 131, Capt. and Int. OH. 141, Intramural Sports 11 2 3 41, Roa- noke Club 12 31, Business Club 11 2 3 41, Rifle Club 11 2 3 41. Ollie PAUL C. WORTHY Salem, New Jersey Mechanical Engineering Engr. Company G 11 2 31, Company E 141, Intramural Sports 11 2 3 41, A. S. M. E. 11 2 3 41, Mosquito Club 11 2 31. P, C. nu. JOHN H. WRIGHT, JR. Richmond, Virginia Industrial Engineering Engr. Company F 11 2 3 41, Sgt. 141, Intraf mural Sports 11 2 3 41, Manager 141, Bachelor Club 131, Richmond Club 11 2 31, S. I. E. 131, Rifle Club 111, A. I. Ch. E. ujackien 1.9-N ya MARSHALL SHELDON WRIGHT, IR. Arlington, Virginia Civil Engineering Engr. Company E 11 2 3 41, Corp. 131, Sgt. 141, Freshman Track Manager, Pi Delta Epsilon 13 41, The Virginia Tech Editorial Staff 12 3 41, Asso. Sports Editor 131, Special Writer 141, M. D. M. A. Co' originator 13 41, Order of DeMolay 11 2 3 41, Master Councilor 141, Arlington Club 11 2 31, Sec. 131, A. S. C. E. 12 3 41, Freshman Y, M. C. A. Cabinet, Rifle Club iiBunnyn WALTER WRENN WYATT Herndon, Virginia Civil Engineering. Inf. Company A 11 2 3 41, Varsity Track 12 3 41, CofCapt. 141, Freshman Track, Intramural Sports 12 3 41, Monogram Club 12 3 41, Y. M. C. A. 1 X2 .1 V X QW Vw l S N N slk N X X 2 ye C XX 'ig.rgsf11's fig ' s N X X. Q .... S 1 X ali? tx' Y' , TQSSQ I f. x .ss-X ', XS XM 1' X X , .X M W! . R BENJAMIN WALKER WYCHE JOHN CHARLES WYCOFF CHARLES E. WYNDHAM Emporia, Virginia Richmond, Virginia Martinsburg, West Virginia Mechanical Engineering Engr. Company G Q1 2 3 413 Intramural Sports Q1 215 MidfVirginia Club Q31g Aero' nautics Club QZ1g A. S. M. E. Q41g Inf stitute of Aeornautical Sciences Q2 41. uBenn Indust'rialEnginee1ing Engr. Company G Q1 2 3 41, Corp. Q31g Varsity Football Q21g Varsity Rifle Q2 3 41, Capt. Q41g Freshman Football and Wrestlingg Intramural Sports Q1 2 3 413 Bachelor Club Q3 415 Monogram Club Q3 415 Rifle Club Q2 3 41, V.fPres. Q41g Richmond Club Q1 2 31. njohrmyu Mining Engineering Engv. Company F Q1 2 3 41, Sgt. Q41g Asst. Football Manager Q1 21g Intramural Sports Q1 2 3 41g Sigma Gamma Epsilon Q3 41g Shenandoah Valley Club Q1 21g Apple Club Q31g Mineral Club Q1 2 3 41. riwindywl i JOHN o. WYsoR Clifton Forge, Virginia Electrical Engineering Engr. Company F Q1 2 3 419 Intramural Sports Q1 2 3 415 Eta Kappa Nu Q3 41g Alle' ghany Mountain Club Q1 2 314 A. I. E. E. Q3 41. Bud', GEORGE E. YOUNGBERG, JR. Richmond, Virginia Industrial Engineering Engr. Company G Q1 2 31, 2nd Bn., 1st Reg. Q41, Pfc. Q21, Corp. Q31, Major Q41g Scabbard and Blade Q41g Cotillion Club Q2 3 41, Leader Q41g Richmond Club Q1 2 31g Y. M. C. A. Ql1. .iBud,, PAUL F. MCMULLIN Richmond, Virginia Business Administration CAC Battery N Q1 2 3 41, Corp. Q31g Varsity Track Q2 3 41, CofCapt. Q41g Varsity Foot' ball Q21g Freshman Trackg Richmond Club Q1 2 315 Intramural Sports Q1 2 3 41g Business Club Q1 2 3 41. iiMaC11 IUNICDR E. W. NORWOOD J. D. GKTDSEH' H. J. DEKKER R. F. DICKERSON B. C. MEYERS Treasurer VfC6'PT6S1'd6Hf President Secretary SergearLtfatfArms . so M ,.e '1 Ag Sl X, Wg. lg: '31 we :S ui' ..:,Q J uv V, W. E. Abriel J. A. Adams R. W. Agriesti I. K. Aitcheson C. G. Ames C. E. Andrade H. M. Arnold H. W. Archer I. M. Bacos F. C. Badger R. L. Bailey A. L. 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Whistle J. A. Williams K. C. Williamson H. Wilcox, jr. W. E. Wilson C. H. Winkler P. N. Winn, jr. E. L. Wisman D. W. Woodson J. P. Wooldridge J. T. wright G. M. Wysor R. M. Young A. C. Young, Jr. B. Zweig SCDPI-IGMQRE CLASS OFFICERS . . I KT b K . . Aa - L A.. .4 A.. J. F. DINXYIDDIE H. L. PEARCE R. W. MCCUE F. A. BELT L. W. ROBINETTE Secretary VicefPresident President Treasurer SergeantfatfA1fms S f'.Z:fg6f???5f?f'Q?f?L L. B. Aaron J. B. Adams K. N. Adams J. Adler G. A. Allen, Ir. C. W. Albin G. A. Allsopp D. Anderson D. N. Anderson F. L. Angell I. M. Appel P. D. Archibald E. B. Ashby F. G. Ashworth C. W. Austin H. T. Ball R. E. Banks W. C. Barclay, Ir. R. B. Barco R. W. Barnes M. S. Barr A. S. Bass C. M. Beale S. A. Becker W. D. Belcher I. S. Bell O. L. Bell F. A. Belt B. L. Bennett: R. E. Berry W. D. Billings R. R. Blackman R. L. Blake R. Bogert I. L. Bonham W. N. Bowie W. E. Breeden W. E. Brewbaker G. M. Bright E. C. Broache A. O. Brooks W. B. Brooks I. E. Bryan I. S. Buchan W. A. 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N. Fink H. W. Fleming W. R. Fleming R. K. Floyd J. F. Foltz I. B. Foote H. R. Forkner H. B. Fraher I. Freeman W. S. Freeman R. H. French, Jr. I. H. Fulcher I. T. Fulton I. C. Funsten A. W. Garrett A. H. Gee S. M. Giddins L. H. Goddin S. Goldsmith A. I. Graham C. M. Gray J. Green A. B. Greenlee C. M. Greer F. A. Grimmig C. G. Haas, Jr. T. E. Hall I. C. Haley R. L. Hammel L. I. Hamlett J. T. Hanna J. VV. Harr C. A. Harrison R. F. Heck A. D. Henderson G. B. Herring M. A. Hess F. G. Hilbish T. F. Hines E. F. Hodges R. L. Hollandsworth I. C. Holmes I. R. Holmes J. A. Holt A. B. Honts, Ir. D. F. Hooten, Ir. R. B. Horning A. T. Horton C. W. Houchins D. L. Howard J. L. Howard L. M. Howard A. O. Hubbard C. E. Hunter I. H. Hunter W. F. Hurif D. R. Inge R. H. Inskeep G. H. Irvine B. L. jackson W. H. Iacobus D. M. Jenkins C. W. Jett I. D. Johnson J. B. Jones J. R. Kautz J. B. Kearfott E. P. Ketchum W. F. Kindle J. S. Kinzey I. M. Kirby C. I. Koch J. A. Kolbe R. R. Kollmeyer C. C. Kraft E. C. Krauss W. C. Kutz K. B. Lampert I. P. Langer S. F. Lapkin C. F. Lawson G. M. Leary mia.. Y. Mir F! ,A.r,.s,. Id. , .JY 5, .y'f'1w :Tri 1,4 Y. Rf if , . . W H ., ,W 7 f.'3'171 'I , if- M? Q: .: f :lj if D. C. Leckie J. B. Leonard G. H. Lewis J. B. Lewis R. R. Lewis D. S. Liberman L. Lichtenstein I. L. Lievesly, jr. W. M. Ligon H. B. Little L. L. Livengood T. Lok S. A. Loyd C. W. Lucas K. S. Lucas W. D. Lusk M. MacDonald M. N. McCann R. W. McCue C. C. McGehee B. F. McGuire T. S. McKenzie K. McWhorter B. K. Macon G. A. Main R. L. Mannheimer I. R. Manning D. V. Marean R. A. Marriner H. C. Marsh F. Marshall I. G. Martin T. G. Martin T. F. Mason E. F. Massie T. C. Massie W. G. Matthews I. W. Matthews J. E. Maxey E. R. Mellen W. W. Menefee A. P. Mengulas C. Metcalf G. H. Miles F. H. Moffett F. C. Montague A. B. Moon C. P. Moore, III R. C. Moore R. C. Morehead B. F. Morgan E. W. Morrison W. P. Morton C. B. Moss D. J. Motz H. T. Muse A. B. Newberry W. Nin J. M. O'Bannon D. H. Oglesby R. S. Olafson I. M. Olden J. K. Pannill, Jr. S. S. Park C. E. Parks C. Parks I. C. Parks I. A. Passeri, Ir. J. Payne G. H. Payne, jr. D. K. Peake H. L. Pearce H. S. Perdue R. C. Perkins O. A. Phillips, Ir. R. W. Phillips, jr. C. L. Pitzer, jr. E. H. Powell I. B. Preston E. I. Reaves I. H. Renfro H. H. Rhea J. Richardson L. W. Robinette L. Roper M. C. Rosenberg W. L. Ross G. B. Rothgeb M. B. Rowe W. G. Sale S. Sandler F. Saunders L. Saunders J. F. Sayre I. H. Scales R. C. Schmidt CD G. H. Scheck B. C. Schott H. I... Schwartz H. A. Scott H. F. Scott P. H. Scott R. A. Sears T. I. Seward D. D. Shelton, Ir. G. W. Shelton G. O. Shipp A. N. Sills W. R. Simmons I. W. Sink J. A. Slocum, Ir. F. C. Smith, Ir. H. C. Smith I. L. Smith, jr. W. F. Smith W. M. Smith W. M. Smith, Ir. G. B. Snead, Ir. G. W. Snead E. G. Snyder, jr. M. Sollod L. M. Sovring R. V. Spivey H. W. Stanley, III T. M. Starling D. W. St. Clair I. A. Steger C. M. Stephenson R. F. Stowers L. R. Strelitz R. A. Summers W. Sweet J. Synan H. B. Tattersall A. W. Taylor C. E. Taylor, Jr. M. K. Testerman W. L. Thigpen, Ir H. M. Thomas, Ir. W. F. Thomas R. B. Thompson, Ir. R. F. Thompson W. M. Thompson A. I... Thornton G. B. Trimble W. R. Tucker G. B. Tullidge D. A. Tyree W. C. Van Doren E. L. Van Nuis S. L. Vassar C. G. Veitenheimer' D. H. Walker W. S. Wallace D. C. Walters L. T. Ward E. M. Ware L. P. D. Warren C. S. Watkins E. M. Weaver H. Weinberg J. Weinstein W. C. Welch F. G. Welsh I. C. Wells R. G. West H. P. Wilkinson M. H. Williams P. C. Wilmoth J. C. Wilson R. W. Wilson W. M. Winfree A. D. Winquist, Jr I. T. Wolfe I. A. Wolfson C. H. Wood L. Wood, Ir. T. A. Wood W. J. Wood H. H. Woodheld H. G. Worley A. F. Wright I. H. Wright B. J. Wriston, jr. H. V. Yarus A. D. Yates I. O. Yates FRESI-IMAN CLASS CFFICERS C. G. EMERSON C. E, SEAY J. W. KIRK J. SMITH R. J. MULHOLLAND Treasurer VicefPvesidem President Secretary SergeantfateArms ,. J W L E . if J ' .ff lg? A G. W. Abel R. L. Adams I. W. Ailstock D. Allan I. G. Alspaugh F. H. Alvey B. E. Ames R. B. Anderson W. G. Andrews J. S. Antel W. K. Atkinson M. D. Atwell W. R. Ayers T. E. Bacon M. L. Bailey W. C. Baker C. F. Ballou R. E. Barde H. M. Barker G. M. Bell H. E. Bennett A. F. Bentivegna W. C. Bishop W. O. Bivens I. H. Black C. A. Blane I. W. Bond T. O. Bondurant T. R. Booth V. F. Boyd M. C. Bralley I. M. Bratton R. P. Breeding I. B. Broadwater I. R. Bronaugh J. G. Brooks L. O. Brown R. L. Bruhn J. W. Burchard H. Bushkar C. L. Byrd H. D. Cassard S. T. Catafygiotu G. S. Chambers C. L. Childrey L. Chiles W. G. Church I. T. Clayton l UNE FRESHMEN 108 TUNE FRESHMEN 109 I. Collins W. L. Connellee W. E. Cook E. Cooper O. F. Coyner T. J. Crewdson C. C. Critzos R. W. Crowell I. W. Crump E. L. Davis K H. C. Davis J. A. Davis R. P. Dickinson W. E. Dorsey W. M. Duncan P. S. Dunn C. C. Edwards J. W. Edwards D. M. Eger H. O. Eimers J. R. Ellison O. L. Emerick C. G. Emerson E. R. Estes R. S. Eynon D. H. Felton A. W. Fields F. D. Finch J. G. Fitzsimons I. B. Fletcher A. P. Florchack L. E. Force J. R. Fox I. N. Fuqua T. C. Gannaway I. T. Gardner L. A. Gates R. C. Gilley C. H. Gilmer I. D. Gilliam C. H. Gleason C. F. Godfrey M. A. Goldstein W. D. Gooch W. W. Gorbach E. B. Gregory E. G. Griffin F. T. Grogan f ,i.f.i.,.,.15 R - R, ' V fi. -. 1111534 1 :ily -. f Y nv., -- ,Q wag,.f n R. Haldane H. H. Hallatt H. C. Harris C. L. Harrison D. E. Harrison J. A. Hauge W. H. Hawley, Jr. H. J. Healey H. O. Helmers W. L. Hess J. M. Heyman J. H. Hicks T. G. Hineline J. C. Hoge H. C. Hoggard H. W. Holland J. C. Hollins, Jr. J. G. Hood, Jr. F. F. Hoover A. W. Howard R. P. Huff O. J. Hughes, Jr. S. Hughes R. L. Hummel R. Hunter, Jr. W. G. Jackson J. B. Jacobs F. R. Jarratt H. W. Jarrett W. E. Jefferson, E. H. Jeffries B. F. Jennings F. H. Johnson W. A. Johnson W. T. Johnson H. C. Jones H. D. Jones J. N. Jones W. G. Jones A. Kaplan I. G. Kaplan S. L. Kapner P. I. Karp J. H. Keller, III W. D. Kelley, Jr. D. B. Kimball J. W. Kirk I. Klavan I l UNE FRESHMEN 110 l UNE FRESHMEN 111 S. C. Krausse H. S. Landes B. B. LeCompte A. S. Lee E. Lee W. S. Lee J. E. Leggett M. B. Lerner R. W. Lerner S. H. Levine T. C. Lindamood C. M. Lindner H. A. Little D. L. Litton I. W. Londeree S. J. Lowe W. E. Lucas H. B. McCormic I. McCormick K. E. McGinnis R. M. Markland V, H. Marshall T. N. Martin W. L. Martin W. D. Mason T. G. Mays F. W. Merryman W. S. Miller W. R. Milstead A. S. Mirman C. W. Mitchell W. P. Moomaw A. G. Moore R. F. Moore, Ir. E. Morgan H. G. Moss R. Mulholland E. Mullins H. C. Mullins I. B. Myers F. P. Nelson M. H. Nelson F. S. Neofotis H. N. Nichols R. L. Nolte W. H. Norman A. K. Norris W. P. Norris V gn.. 2.1 ... ' 1 EM . 1 ..'V v ff. s 1 f 373 W 1 2' K .u Vi, 'M-Qi. if s., ,gy'?9fT sr. ,, 'win AF jmigww. A V., - J., . .V ?. , ,Jw 1? 1 . we .xr rw ' W. M. Noyes W. Nusbaum C. R. O'Donnell P. R. Ogle R. A. O'Grady T. H. Oxenham N. F. Palmer I. C. Pamplin F. J. Parrish H. Paul N. W. Pedigo T. N. Peebles G. A. Perkins I, L. Perkins I. V. Perry E. P. Peterson R. N. Pierce T. R. Pierce W. A. Potts D. T, P'ritchard H. W. Pritchett E. S. Queen I. M. Rasnick I. Renesis V. L. Rhodes W. P. Ricamore H. A. Rice I. B. Rickey M. W. Robbins I. F. Robertson W. E. Robertson C. G. Robinson G. C. Robinson I. W. Rosenberger I. D. Rule R. H. Ruben W. W. Sanders F. Sawyer I. B. Scales R. A. Schucha R. G. Scribner C. E. Seay J. O. Seay C. A. Seufer V. N. Shepherd F. A. Shomaker I. H. Shurnate I. E. Sibert l UNE FRESHMEN 112 TUNE FRESHMEN 113 A. M. Silverstein I. R. Simmons A. E. Singleton V. I. Slemp J. D. Smith I. H. Smith J. R. Smith J. A. W. Smith L. E. Smith W. B. Smith, jr. W. R. Smith M. R. Snidow F. B. Sparks A. L. Spencer M. S. Spivack C. C. Stewart J. H. Stolz H. W. Stoneberger W. C. Strauss C. F. Swanson O. E. Tarbell R. Taylor W. K. Thomas G. G. Thompson J. P. Todd J. R. Trice, Jr. R. T. Tucker, Ir. T. I. Twomey F. W. Tylec K. U. Vaden G. B. Wagner, III F. R. Walsh F. Wasserman W. W. Watkins J. R. Watson W. S. Weaver, Ir. I. E. Welch E. Wells, Ir. F. S. Wendt D. R. West C. W. White R. A. White I. B. Whitehead R. A. Whitehorne C. W. Whitmore E. Widmayer, Ir. C. L. Wilkins E. H. Williams ajrrx. M .I ffl! v . - -. 1 ' 1'-FM ix. if. gr 3. SE ,-5T':'5fxg gg. X I I . 2 -I x INN S XS A. R. Willis I R. D. Winquist W. S. Wolf I. P. Wolfinger, Ir. C. E. Womble A. E. wood, Jr. . G. Wood, Ir. W. C. Wood W. A. Woods O. H. Woolwine T. I, Wright, III W. C. Wright L. G. Yates I UNE FRESHMEN 114 SEPTEMBER EEESI-IMEN 115 R. I. Adams W. C. Agee F. B. Akers W. T. Alexander E. S. Allen H. Allen, III T. P. Allen M. A. Ammons F. Appleby C. Armstrong, III H. A. Bacas W. T. Baird R. M. Baker R. W. Baldwin W. J. Ball R. I.. Ballentine H. I. Banach F. G. Basham E. A. Barco I. A. Barlow I. E. Barnett E. C. Barrett R. D. Barranger P. C. Barringer R. L. Bartlett S. B. Bartlett, III D. Barry W. I. Basham W. E. Baucom G. R. Beale, Jr. L. E. Beale A. V. Bennett H. A. Bennett I. R. Berger G. L. Bevins S. H. Bibee B. R. Biggs C. W. Blanks, Jr. H. Bloss J. W. Boehling C. J. Bogese J. R. Bolton R. F. Boltz W. E. Boswell H. E. Bowers J. A. Brockman B. L. Bradley H. P. Brady ,wks ,. ,J ff -1, :'f' ,L 1 -fs, ,W .is R 7' C. P. Brewer, jr. H. C. Briggs D. M. Brillhart E. A. Britton I. L. Broadwater I. A. Brockman A. M. Brodie L. M. Brooks A. K. Brown A. S. Brown B. P. Brown W. C. Brown W. C. Brown W. H. Brown W. S. Brown, jr. W. P. Burclakin W. W. Burks D. B. Burton I. L. Bush A. H. Bussey W. A. Butts D. F. Calkins T. M. Cameron I. A. Camm G. N. Campbell, Ir. C. E. Caravati J. R. Carlton R. F. Carr H. R. Carter I. C. Carter B. K. Chase F. F. Chew, Ir. P. M. Chichester I. W. Christenbury J. P. Clancy C. S. Clark L. H. Cocke, III F. J. Cofer G. U. Cogswell, jr. C. H. Coleman R. H. Conley E. I. Cornett I. E. Counts I. E. Coutts D. G. Covey W. R. Covington M. W. Cowell N. W. Coyner SEPTEMBER FRESHMEN 116 SEPTEMBER EEESI-IMEN 117 W. A. Creager, Ir. C. D. Cress, Ir. J. G. Crockett, Ir. R. L. Crouch F. W. Culpepper J. W. Cumbia L. A. Curling D. S. Curry N. M. Curtis, jr. w G. B. Daniel W. N. Dannenburg R. Davidson A. M. Davis, Jr. C. Deimling A. S. Dembo J. A. Dickson I. R. Dolinger J. T. Donahue F. E. Donelly D. W. Dorsheimer W. F. Drumeller P. F. Duckworth C. A. Duke, Jr. R. B. Dunn R. E. Dunn J. D. Duval, Ir. J. W. Dykes C. H. Eades C. D. Easter V. G. Eberwine, Ir. S. W. Edmunds H. C. Eisenbeiss C. T. Elmore J. D. Elmore C. R. Epperson D. E. Erminy F. O. Ewing I. L. Faber T. H. Farrow W. C. Fauber, Jr. C. L. Fauntleroy S. H. Ferguson, Ir. W. 1. Fiddy, Jr. R. C. Fields S. Flaster C. W. Fletcher, Ir. R. W. Fogerty W. W. Foley Cylglhilwfi- R. D. Fowlkes P. B. Foxwell H. G. Fralin E. K. Frazier, Ir. C. H. Frizzell P. E. George L. M. Gilbert W. H. Gill j. C. Goater H. F. Golding, Ir. L. G. Good N. B. Good A. H. Goodman R. A. Gordon R. T. Gordon P. C. Grassey C. O. Gray 1. W. Greer A. C. Griilin G. A. Grifllth W. H. Grigg G. R. Grubb H. A. Gunter R. W. Hagan B. M. Haines, Ir. K. G. Halstead W. L. Hannah F. W. Harpine G. J. Harris H. F. Hatcher J. C. Hatcher T. C. Hathaway W. I. Haymaker E. H. Hearst I. L. Henderson D. F. Hering C. E. Herndon I. E. Hite H. L. Hodges N. B. Hodges, jr C. M. Hogg S. S. Home R. A. Houchin I. C. Houck I. A. Houghton D. Howard F. M. Howard J. D. Howard SEPTEMBER EEESHMEN 118 SEPTEMBER FBESHMEN 119 A. T. Hove J. S. Howell F. M. Hubbard I. P. Hughes D. R. Hume I. W. Inge, III E. M. Jacob W. E. Iacobs J. A. Iagiello M. G. james A. S. Jenkins J. B. Johnson I. C. Johnson R. E. johnson H. M. Jones J. D. Jones J. T. Jones M. W. Jones R. S. Jones R. E. Jordan K. D. Kable H. I. Kauffman D. B. Kearney W. C. Kelly W. D. Kent I. D. Kerr, Jr. E. W. Keys H. B. Kilgour J. W. Kirnman E. W. King E. B. Kirby A. G. Knisely, III J. A. Krieger R. I. Krider P. F. Kringel I. W. Kroehling M. P. Lacy R. P. Lambert E. E. Lane I. Y. Lancaster J. B. Lankford N. G. Lankford C. R. Larrick 1. A. Lawson S. P. Lawson R. G. Layman E. K. Lee S. H. Leonard M. Lepchitz 1 ,rig -, f . 'J ,Mfg .. ,A I' I . Y N. idi 517.3 ww' wwwI'mafe'.rV.?a off'Tfiw4f5?if Nm... A. C. Lewis G. C. Lewis, Jr. I. O. Lewis A. M. Lieberman A. C. Little A. R. Livesay I. W. Lohr R. K. Longaker H. H. Lovelady W. R. Lundie J. M. Mahon R. W. MacAdoo H. P. Mackey R. L. Magette S. P. Mahanes, jr. F. G. Maloney T. M. Martin H. M. Martinez H. P. Marshall S. A. Martinsen E. A. Mason C. K. McCracken T. V. McClure M. R. McCorkle W. R. McDaniel R. A. McFarlane A. Mclntyre R. M. McLear K. F. McQuilkin E. I. Meyung R. W. Mellon J. VV. Menard M. Meyer, Ir. I. W. Midyette I. L. Miller H. W. Mills I. M. Milton M. I. Moifett F. W. Mobley T. M. Monroe W. H. Monroe W. H. Moomaw E. F. Moore L. F. Moore, jr. R. S. Moore J. E. Mooreneld W. W. Morris, jr. P. F. Mowry SEPTEMBER ERESI-IMEN 120 SEPTEMBER EEESI-IMEN 121 C. B. Moyers P. W. Murray M. E. Muire P. S. Myers D. F. Neale C. M. Newton G. A. Newman G. C. Neff, Ir. W. B. Obenschain W. M. Ogg J. S. Ogburn, Ir. I. E. O'Kennen, Ir T. B. Oliver, Jr. W. S. Overton B. S. Palmer J. Panagopoulos J. E. Parrott T. W. Parson S. E. Patchett T. I. Peirce, Ir. H. O. Pittman T. E. Pittman C. F. Phillips T. V. Polatty E. L. Poole J. C. Potts H. G. Powers A. M. Powell, Jr. S. Pierson I. H. Pritchett, Ir. R. E. Quarles J. D. Quinlan H. C. Quinn E. G. Rafey C. L. Ratliffe I. R. Read D. F. Reilly R. C. Rennie C. W. Rice lvl. B. Rice, Ir. I. C. Richardson J. W. Riley, Ir. M. E. Rives A. Robeson I. P. Robinson I. P. Rogers N. Rolfe A. H. Rosenfeld ,.. Say 5 fifsfk'?1fl.2 is fi ve' f . N 2' wilt 'QM' S. M. Rosenberger J. W. Rowell J. R. Ruddy C. H. Russell, jr. W. E. Rutherford C. R. Rutter I. G. Sanderson R. P. Saunders R. W. Schnopp S. W. Schneider W. M. H. Schrantz G. G. Scott I. F. Scott J. E. Seely H. A. Seib R. S. Serling E. H. Sheets L. A. Sherwood, Ir. L. O. Silvan H. C. Sledd, Ir. B. Smith E. S. Smith I. C. Smith R. W. Smith H. I. Salmons F. A. Soller L. C. Somers I. W. Sours, Ir. C. A. Soviero R. E. Spangler E. B. Sparks S. S. Spatz E. C. Spitler W. E. Spitler S. L. Spradlin T. L. Stafford B. Stanley J. A. Starin A. G. R. Stephenson J. T. Stevenson, Ir. P. V. Stowitts T. D. Styles J. T. Sutton C. E. Swecker E. O. Talmage C. B. Tarpley I. W. Tarter R. T. Tavenner SEPTEMBER ERESI-IMEN 122 SEPTEMBER ERESI-IMEN 123 J. R. Tawes W. H. Taylor L. L. Thompson R. F. Thompson R. H. Thomas W. T. Tilden K. E. Tilley R. H. Timberlake I. A. Tramel W. H. Trivirc W. H. Tucker R. D. Tyree W, H. Updike L. Urbanske, Ir. A. L. Vanderhoogt C. H. Van Dyke R. G. Van Horne M. B. Vass R. N. Vigderhouse J. L. Vincent I. R. Vogel R. Vogelbach C. A. Waldron R. Walker W. D. Walker W. H. Walker E. V. Walton W. H. Walton, Ir. J. L. Ware E. L. Warner F. R. Warner I. S. Watts M. P. West W. A. Weston D. O. Whitman C. E. Williams C. R. Williams H. M. Williamson L. B. Williamson R. E. Wilson W. W. Wilson S. S. Woltz H. L. Wood R. L. Wood C. F. Wood C. H. Worley H. E. Wright C. V. Yates, jr. ' I1 , -luis.. '17 : M, A CIVILIAN J. P. DRIVER JO COMPTON MARY HAWKS J. R. BROXVN R. G. BARTON LEO GRIFFIN Boys' V1cefPresident Girls, VicefPresiclent Secretary President VicefPresident Treasurer M if I s N X R xxx ' X ,X XR Y X C W DELMER LEE ALLEN Jonesville, Virginia Agricultural Education CSB Civilian Student Body Q1 2 3 415 Alpha Zeta f3 415 Y. M. C. A. fl 415 Asst. Pros. Attorney Civilian Honor Court QS15 Lonesome Pine Club Q1 2 315 F. F. A. fl 2 3 41, Reporter 131, Pres, Q415 Agriculf tural Club Q1 2 3 415 Block and Bridle Club Q2 3 41. 'Sidi' HARRY D. ATKINS Maybrook, Virginia Agricultural Education CSB Future Farmers of America C1 2 3 41. 'L'f'ommy OLETA V. BANKS Hillsville, Virginia Home Economics CSB Civilian Student Body QI 2 3 415 Secref tary of junior Class Q315 Y. W. C. A. fl 2 3 415 Biology Club Q1 215 Southwest Virginia Club Q1 2 315 Home Economics Club Q2 3 415 Civilian Senate fl 415 Honor Court Iury Q2 31. 'KBankie I VJILLIAM LOUIS BARROW Alberta, Virginia Architectural Engineering CSB Civilian Student Body Q1 2 3 41g Arch' itectural Club Q2 3 415 A. I. A. Q3 41. ROBERT GORDON BARTON Worcester, Massachusetts Mechanical Engineering CSB Civilian Student Body Q3 41, V.fPres. 1415 Bluefield College fl 215 Intramural Sports I3 415 A. S. M. E. Q3 415 Honor Court Q315 Civilian Glee Club i315 Treas. CLARENCE HAGAN BENTLEY Washington, D. C. PrefMedicine CSB Civilian Student Body fl 2 3 415 Capitol Club fl 2 315 Biology Club C1 2 3 41. Billy Bob Hagan WILLIAM ALEXANDER BOSTIAN I. C. BRANNAN KENT COMBS BRANNOCK Bluefield, West Virginia Norfolk, Virginia Independence, Virginia Mechanical Engineering CSB Electrical Engineering CSB Chemistry CSB Civilian Student Body Q3 415 V. P. I. Civilian Student Body Q1 2 3 41, A. I. E. Civilian Student Body Q3 41, Mars Hill Bluefield Extension Q1 21g Intramural E. Q1 2 3 41g Intramural Sports Q1 2 3 413 Junior College Q1 21g Phi Lambda Up' Sports Q3 41g A. S. M. E. Q41g Y. M. C, Norfolk Club Q1 2 31. silon Q41g Phi Kappa Phi Q41g Chemistry A. Q31g Glee Club Q41. ' Club Q3 41, V.fPres. Bill I, C. Casey JOHN R. BROWN Critz, Virginia Business Administration CSB Civilian Student Body Q1 2 3 41, Treas. Q31, Pres. Q41g Intramural Sports Q1 2 3 41, Alpha Kappa Psi Q3 41, V.fPres. Q41g O. D. K. Q3 413 Business Club Q1 2 3 413 Student Welfare Committee Q41. .rjohymyn CLIFTON FAULKNER BRUCE Hanover, Virginia Agronomy CSB Civilian Student Body Q1 2 3 41g Agronf omy Club Q1 2 3 41g Intramural Sports Q1 2 3 41. Cliff WILLIAM RICHARD BRUNYATE Norfolk, Virginia Mechanical Engineering CSB Civilian Student Body Q3 415 V. P. I. Norfolk Extension Q1 21, A. S. M. E. Q3, 41g Aeronautics Club Q1, 21. Bill .. 1 . .E I .Q w ere 5 I A .. -F14 ' M X W X If , x FRANK RAYMOND BUCKO War, West Virginia Chemical Engineering CSB Bluelield College 11 255 Civilian Student Body 13, 45g Intramural Sports 13, 45g West Virginia Club 135g A. I. Ch. 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E412 AR- C-,, 3 45, Sec.fTreas. 135, Chairman 145, En gineering Council 13, 45g Pros. Attorney Civilian Honor Court A'Chic Curly VERA JOSEPHINE COMPTON Pearisburg, Virginia Home Economics CSB Civilian Student Body Q3 415 2nd V.fPres. Civilian Student Body Q415 Life Saving Corps Q3 41, Yeoman5 Maroon Mask Q3 415 University of Maryland Q1 21. -.ION DANIEL HARRISON CONNOR Petersburg, Virginia Metallurgical Engineering CSB Civilian Student Body Q3 415 V. P. I. Richmond Extension Q1 215 Intramural Sports Q3 415 Alpha Sigma Mu Q3 415 A. S. M. Q3 41. -iDan:i LEWIS RYLAND COPLEY South Hill, Virginia Agronomy CSB Civilian Student Body Q1 2 3 415 Agronomy Club Q1 2 3 41. HCOD., RUBY C. CORNETT Marion, Virginia Home Economics CSB Civilian Student Body Q3 415 Sec. Coed Senior Class Q415 Southwest Virginia Club Q3 41, Sec. Q415 Home Economics Club Q3 415 Marion Junior College Q1 21. Co1nett Christiansburg Virginia Mechanical Engrneerzng CSB DONALD MORGAN COX Lawrence, Kansas Chemical Engineering CSB Civilian Student Body Q1 2 3 415 Y. M. Civilian Student Body Q3 415 Bluefield HAROLD EVANS CORRELL C. A. Q415 Southwest Virginia Q21g A. S. M. E. Q415 A. S. T. M. Q41. UH. Eg., College Q1 215 Phi Lambda Epsilon Q3 415 West Virginia Club Q315 A. I. Ch. E. Q3 41, V.fPres. Q415 Newman Club Q3 41. ..Hank,, . ' A JAMES VARNER COYNER Waynesboro, Virginia Animal Husbandry CSB Civilian Student Body 11 2 3 415 Civilian Class, '43, V.fPres. 1315 Ring Dance Leader 1315 Freshman Football, Baseballg Intramural Sports 11 2 3 414 Block and Bridle Club 11 2 3 415 Alpha Zeta 1415 Shenandoah Valley Club 11 2 3 415 Agri' cultural Club 11 2 3 41: 4fH Alumni Club 11 21. uhm., JAMES LAIRD CRAIG Virginia Beach, Virginia Civil Engineering CSB WILLIAM F. CRIST, JR. Craigsville, Virginia Chemical Engineering CSB Battery M 11 215 Civilian Student Body Civilian Student Body 11 2 3 415 Alle' 13 415 Pfc. 1215 Intramural Sports 1115 ghany Mountain Club 12 315 A. I. Ch. E. Yankee Club 11 215 Norfolk Club 1313 A. S. C. E. 13 41. njimmyn 11 2 3 41, Asst. Defense Attorney, Honor Court 1315 Defense Attorney, Honor Court Billy LEE EDWARD CROSBY Norfolk, Virginia Mechanical Engineeiing CSB Civilian Student Body 13 415 V. P. I. Norf folk Extension 11 215 Intramural Sports 1315 Norfolk Club 1315 A. S.M. E. 13 41. 'iBudCly ANNE REBECCA CURTIS Hartwood, Virginia Home Economics CSB Civilian Student Body 11 2 3 415 Fresh' man Basketball 1Coed1g Women's Student Body 11 2 315 Fredericksburg Club 1315 Y. M. C. A. 11 2 3 415 Glee Club 11 215 Home Economics Club 13 415 Biology Club 11 21. Beclqie Ann FORREST EUGENE DANIELS Richmond, Virginia Chemistry CSB Civilian Student Body 11 2 3 415 Civilian Senate 11 2 315 Civilian Honor Court Judge 1415 Intramural Sports 11 2 3 415 Phi Lambda Upsilon 13 41, Sec. 1415 Richmond Club 11 2 315 Chemistry Club 11 2 3 415 Civilian Ring Dance Leader 1315 Civilian Class of '43, Pres. 11 2 3 41. ..POp,, ROBERT EARL DAVENPORT Norfolk, Virginia Metallurgical Engineering CSB EMORY MAXWELL DEBUSK Shores, Virginia Agronomy CSB WILLIAM KYLE DICKEY Huntington, West Virginia Mechanical Engineering CSB Civilian Student BOCIY 13 414 V- P- I- Nor' Civilian Student Body 11 2 3 413 Agriculf Civilian Student Body 13 415 Marshall folk Extension 11 215 FYCSIHIHHH Swim' tural Club 13 41g Agronomy Club 13 41g College 11 21g Intramural Sports 13 41g miligi Intramural Sports 1314 Alpha Sigma Civilian Honor Court 131. A. S. M. E. 141. Mu 13, 41, Pres. 1414 Norfolk Club 131g A. s. M. qs 41. Bob HE. Mf, Bill JOHN PAUL DRIVER Mt. Sidney, Virginia Electrical Engineering CSB Civilian Student Body 11 2 3 41, 2nd V. Pres. 1419 Varsity Track 12 3 41g Fresh man Trackg Intramural Sports 11 2 3 41 Manager 1411 Eta Kappa Nu 13 41, Presl 1414 Tau Beta Pi 13 41g THE BUGLE Edi torial and Business Staff 13 415 Shenan doah Valley Club 11 2 3 413 A. I. E. E 11 2 3 41g Short Wave Club 11 2 31 Civilian Honor Court 121g Civilian Senate 131. BENJAMIN DUNN West Hartford, Connecticut Mechanical Engineering CSB Civilian Student Body 11 2. 3 41g Fresh' man Svvimmingg Intramural Sports 11 21g Yankee Club 111g A. S. M. E. 13 41g Institute of Aeronautical Sciences 11 2 3 41g V. P. I. Life Saving Corp 141. WILLIAM LAFAIR EMERSON Schoolfield, Virginia Mechanical Engineering CSB Civilian Student Body 13 413 Bluefield College 11 215 Intramural Sports 13 41, Manager 1419 Glee Club 13 413 Seminole Club 131g A. S. M. E. 1415 Civilian Senate. Hfohnniei' Bundy Ted M X XX xx . X A ' X 1 S' W Ns.xS GEORGE WASHINGTON FAISON, III Lexington, Virginia Mechanical Engineering CSB Civilian Student Body Q2 3 41g United States Naval Academy QI1g Treas. junior Classg Intramural Sports Q3 41, Alleghany NANCY MARGUERITE FELTY Tazewell, Virginia Home Economics CSB Civilian Student Body Q3 41, Marion Jun' ior College Q1 21g Southwest Virginia Club Q51g 4-H Alumni Club Q31g Y. W. ROBERT EMERSON FULTZ Butterworth, Virginia Biology CSB Civilian Student Body Q3 41g Guidon Q31, Assoc. Editor Q31g MidfVirginia Club Q1 2 31g American Chemical Society QI 213 Mountain Club Q2 315 A. S.M.E. Q2 3 41. C. A. Biology Club Q3 41g Y. M. C. A. QI 2 3 41g Y. M. C. A. Freshman Cabinet Q11g Y. M. C. A. Senior Cabinet Q2 3 41. K'Faison,' Felty 'KBobby JOHN CHRISTIAN GEISS Riverton, New Jersey Chemical Engineering CSB Civilian Student Body Q1 2 3 41g Civilian Senate Q31g Engineering Council Q41g Civilian Student Honor Court Q41g Civil' ian Student Publicity Q41g Ring Dance Committee Q31g A. I. Ch. E. Q1 3 41, Sec. Q41g Y. M. C. A. Q11. 'ljaclf' CHARLES ROGERS GENTRY Richmond, Virginia Mechanical Engineering CSB Civilian Student Body Q3 415 V. P. I JAMES MICHAEL GILL Christiansburg, Virginia Mechanical Engineering CSB Civilian Student Body Q1 2 3 41g A. S Richmond Extension Q1 21g Y. M. C. A. M. E. Q41g Institute of Aeronautical Q121 ASM E Q541 ff. S..T..M..Q3'41. i nGE'I'ltn Sciences Q41. Mike P. 1. GILLESPIE Downington, Pennsylvania Mechanical Engineering CSB Civilian Student Body Q1 2 3 415 A, S. M. E. fl 2 3 415 Intramural Sports Q1 2 3 41g Keystone Club Q1 21. HP. II., JAMES LEWIS GIVENS Newport, Virginia Agricultural Education CSB Civilian Student Body Q1 2 3 41g F. F. A. 1123 1 A E Q11 4gA.S. .. . Gi11ensU RICHARD M. GIVENS Martinsville, Virginia Mechanical Engineering CSB Civilian Student Body Q3 41g Roanoke College Q1 21g Intramural Sports Q3 41g Kappa Alpha fl 21g Institute of Aero' nautical Sciences C3 41, Publicity Secretary f41g A. S. M. E. Q41. ..DiCk,, WILLIAM JUDD GOOLSBY Richmond, Virginia Mechanical Engineering CSB Civilian Student Body Q2 3 415 V. P. I. Richmond Extension f11g Richmond Club i315 A. S. M. E. f31g Institute of Aero' nautical Sciences i415 Y. M. C. A. QI1. asargen MONROE DREWRY GRIZZARD, JR. Drewryville, Virginia Agricultural Education Civilian Civilian fl 2 3 41g Asst. Treas. Junior Classg Y. M. C. A. fl 2 3 41, Cabinet Q2 3 41g 4fH Alumni Club Q1 2 3 41, Vx Pres. Q31g Peanut Club Q1 2 315 F. F. A. Q1 2 3 41g Agricultural Club fl 2 3 41. Money VIVIAN COPENHAVER GRUBB Crockett, Virginia Home Economics CSB Civilian Student Body fl 2 3 41g Home Economics Club fl 2 3 41, Sec. f41g Y. W. C. A. fl 2 3 41. Ted X XX 5 ,tk , S X-1 X391--'EX I x A f X W W X X X x MARY ELIZABETH HAGER RHODY BEALE HALL HUGH MAURICE HAWKINS Bedford, Virginia Farmers Fork, Virginia Blacksburg, Virginia Home Economics CSB Agriculture Education CSB Agricultural Education Civilian Civilian Student Body Q1 2 3 413 Home Civilian Student Body Q1 2 3 41g Intraf Civilian Q1 2 3 41g Intramural Boxing Q11 Economics Club Q1 2 3 413 Y, W, C, A, mural Sports Q1 2 3 41. Civilian Student Union Q3 41g F. F. A, Q1 Q1 2 3 41. 2 3 415 Executive Committee Q31g Agricultural Club Q1 2 3 41. Mary Rliody', Hawk l RONALD REPASS HENLEY Wytheville, Virginia Agricultural Education CSB Civilian Student Body Q1 2 3 413 Inffa' mural Sports Q1 2 3 415 Y. M. C. A. Q1 2 319 Southwest Virginia Club Q1 2 31: Agricultural Club Q1 2 3 415 F. F. A. Q1 2 3 41, Treas. Q41. WILLIAM RAYMOND HITCHMAN Charleston, West Virginia Mechanical Engineering CSB Civilian Student Body Q3 41g Kanawha Junior College Q11g Antioch College Q21g Intramural Sports Q3 413 A. S. M. E. Q41: Civilian Senate Q41. MACON HUTSON HURLEY Pocahontas, Virginia Chemical Engineering CSB Civilian Student Body Q1 2 3 41g Chess Club Q11g Varsity Track Q21g Intramural Sports Q11g Phi Lambda Upsilon Q3 41, Treas. Q41g A. I. Ch. E. Q2 3 41. Dean Hitch Gringo BRUCE MONTGOMERY HURT MARY FRANCES HYPES LLOYD MARVIN JEWELL, JR. Blacksburg, Virginia Goodwins Ferry, Virginia Lake, Virginia Business Administration CSB General Science CSB Agricultural Education Civilian Student Body fl 2 3 414 Busif Civilian Student Body Q12 3 415 Phi Kap' Civilian Student Body fl 2 3 415 Intraf ness Club fl 2 3 41. pa Psi Q3 41g Biology Club fl 2 3 41. mural Sports 1419 Northern Neck Club fl 2 3 41, Treas. 1313 Agricultural Club f12341gF.F.A.Q12341. Bruce Maryl' UL. M. 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Q1 2 3 455 Intramural Sports Q1 2 can Dairy Science Assn. Q1 2 3 45g lntraf 45g Home Economics Club Q3 45g Student 3 45g Mosquito Club Q1 2 35. mural Sports Q1 2 3 45. Music Appreciation Club Q3 45, Rec. Sec. Q45g Y. W. C. A. Q12 345. HIGH HA. W.,. UAV, ERNESTINE LONG JULIAN WESLEY MCGEE CHARLES RAYMOND MCCREA Blacksburg, Virginia Richmond, Virginia Williamsburg, Virginia Home Economics CSB Electrical Engineering CSB Mechanical Engineering CSB Civilian Student Body Q1 2 3 45g Y. W. Civilian Student Body Q1 2 3 45g Civilian Student Body Q3 45g V. P. I. Nor C. A. Q2 3 45g Home Economics Club Q2 A. I. E. E. folk Extension Q1 25g B. T. U. Q3 45. 3 45g Biology Club Ernie Mack Mac ROBERT S. MCIVOR MILDRED MAGILL EARL JEROME MATHEWSON, JR. Petersburg, Virginia Blacksburg, Virginia Pawtucket, Rhode Island Chemical Engineering CSB Home Economics Mechanical Engineering CSB Civilian Student Body Q3 41: V. P. I. Civilian Student Body Q2 3 41g Home Ecf Civilian Student Body Q3 41g Massachuf Richmond Extension Q1 219 Petersburg onomics Club Q2 3 41g Y. W. C. A. Q2 3 setts Institute of Technology Ql 213 Club Q31g A. I. Ch. E. Q3 41. 41, Cabinet Q31, President Q41g Penn Hall, A. S. M. E. Q3 41. Chambersburg, Pennsylvania Q11. BugZg Millie', Christie TOM MOON Danville, New Jersey Mechanical Engineering CSB Civilian Student Body Q3 411 San Antonio Junior College Ql1g Columbia University Q21. Texas R. JACKLIN MOFFETT Lynchburg, Virginia General Science Civilian Student Body Q3 41: The Virginia Tech Q31: Lord Reading Club Q3 41: Rifle Club Q31g Lynchburg Club Q3 41. Lynchburg College Q1 2 31. . ijackic, , i JAMES BRYAN MORRISON Oceana, Virginia Mechanical Engineering CSB Civilian Student Body Q3 413 V. P. I. Norfolk Extension Q1 21g B. T. U. Club Q3 41g A. S. M. E. Q41. ujimn N ',:i ir Q, -f 4-,r - f.-Q4 gigymffr - Q -1. 'iw ran 'ww- ifaagwf T1 EVELYN HOWARD MUNSEY JAMES MAURY NICHOLS WAYNE IACKSON OLIVER Floyd, Virginia Portsmouth, Virginia Newport, Virginia Home Economics CSB Civil Engineering CSB Business Administration Civilian Student Body Q1 2 3 41g Home Civiiiafl Student Body Q5 41g V. P. i- Civilian Student Body Q1 2 3 41g Alpha Economics Club Q1 2 3 41g Y, W, Norfolk Extension Q1 21g A. S. C. E. Kappa Psi Q3 41g Business Club Q3 41. C. A. Q1 2 3 41, EUS Moen 'LWayne HELEN ALLISON ORR Dryden, Virginia Home Economics CSB Civilian Student Body Q3 41, V.fPres. Q41g Madison College Q1 21g Home Economics Club Q3 41g Y. W. C. A. Q3 41. DAWN ELIZABETH OWENS San Francisco, California Mining Geology CSB Civilian Student Body Q2 3 41g University of Oregon Q11g Intramural Sports Q11g The Virginia 'Tech Q31g Maroon Mask Q2 341, Sec. Q41g Y. W. C. A. Q1 2 313 Canf terbury Club Q3 41, A. I. M. E. Q3 41. LUCILLE BETTIS PACK Blacksburg, Virginia Home Economics Club CSB Civilian Student Body Q1 2 3 41, Sec. Q31g Southwest Virginia Club Q1 2 3 41g Biology Club Q11g Home Economics Club Q3 41g Civilian Honor Court Q11g Y. W. C. A. Q1 2 3 41g Y. W. C. A. Cabinet Q41. Punk Twilight Packy WILLIAM STEVENS PATTERSON Roanoke, Virginia Mechanical Engineering, Aero Option CSB Civilian Student Body 13 41g Roanoke College 11 21g Civilian Honor Court 1413 Kappa Alpha 11 21, Sec. 121g Roanoke Club 131g Institute of Aeronautical Scif ences 13 415 A. S. M. E. 141. Hpatu RUTH ARLEN POTTER Blacksburg, Virginia Biology CSB Civilian Student Body 11 2 3 41g Phi Kap' pa Phi 13 41g Bio Tech Society 141, The Virginia Tech 1315 Y. W. C, A. 11 2 3 41g Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 1213 Biology Club 11 2 3 41g Glee Club 111, Maroon Mask Ruth IRENE E. PRICE Blacksburg, Virginia Home Economics CSB Civilian Student Body 11 2 3 41, V.-Pres Senior Classg Y. W. C. A. 11 2 3 41 Home Economics Club 12 3 41. Price,' SIDNEY BRUIN PURCELL, JR. 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Q1 2 3 415 Agricul- tural Club Ql 2341. ..Ed,, LOUISE ROBINSON Glade Spring, Virginia Home Economics CSB Civilian Student Body Q3 415 Virginia Inf termont College Q1 215 Southwest Virginia Club Q315 Home Economics Club Q3 415 4fI-I Alumni Club Q3 41, Sec. Q415 Y. W. C. A. qs 41. Lucia BOYD WISE ROLLER Weyers Cave, Virginia Agricultural Education CSB Civilian Student Body Q1 2 3 415 Intraf mural Sports Ql 2 3 415 Alpha Zeta Q3 41, Reporter Q415 The Gurdon Q3 41, Asst. Ed. Q3 415 F. F. A. Q1 2 3 41, Executive Committee Q415 Agricultural Club Q1 2 3 415 Y. M. C. A. Q1 2 3 415 Y. M. C. A. Cabinet Q2 3 41, Advisory Board Q41. Buck', JOHN BELL SANBORN Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Chemistry CSB Civilian Student Body Q3 415 Lehigh Uni' versity Q1 2 315 Intramural Sports Q3 415 Glee Club Q3 415 Y. M. C. A. Q3 41. American Chemical Society Q3 41. Sandy RICHARD LEWIS SANFORD Rapidan, Virginia Agronomy CSB Civilian Student Body Q1 2 3 415 Pied' mont Club Q1 2 3 415 American Society of Agronomists QI 2 3 41, Sec. Q21, V.f Pres. Q315 Agricultural Club Q1 2 3 41. ..DiCk,, GEORGE ARCH SAUL Hinton, West Virginia Chemistry CSB Band Ql 2 315 Civilian Student Body Q415 Pfc. Q215 Corp. Q315 West Virginia Club Q2 315 American Chemical Society Q2 3 415 Southern Colonels Q1 2 315 Manager of Southern Colonels Q41. G. A. GEORGE BURTON SAVAGE Cape Charles, Virginia Architectural Engineering CSB Civilian Student Body Q1 2 3 413 Civilian Student Senateg THE BUGLE Editorial Staffg Eastern Shore Anchor Club QI 2 3 41, Sec.fTreas. Q21, Pres. Q41g A. I. Ch. E. Q11g Architectural Club Q2 3 413 A. I. A. Q3 41g Maroon Mask Q11. HENRY CLIFTON SEWARD Elberon, Virginia Agricultural Education CSB Civilian Student Body Ql 2 3 419 Intraf mural Sports Q1 2 3 415 Agricultural Club Q12341gF.F.A. 412341. GEORGE STUART SEXTON Wytheville, Virginia Mechanical Engineering, Aero Option CSB Civilian Student Body Q3 41, Senator Q41g Intramural Sports Q3 41: Institute of Aero' nautical Sciences Q3 413 A, S. M. E. Q3 41g Bluefield College QI 21. Doc Red PAUL SHAHINIAN GEORGE ARCHIBALD SHANKLAND MARY ELLEN SHARP Richmond, Virginia Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Ivanhoe, Virginia Metallurgical Engineering CSB Mechanical Engineering CSB Home Economics CSB Civilian Student Body Q3 41g V. P. I. Civilian Student Body Q41g Cornell Uni' Civiliali Student Body Q1 2 3 41: TYCHS' Richmond Extension Q1 21g Intramural versity Q1 2 31g Yankee Club Q41. llfff Of Senior Class: 4'H Alumni Club Q1 Sports Q31g Metallurgy Club Q31g 2 3 41, Asst. Treas. Q41: Y. W. C. A. QI A. S. M. 2 3 41, Treas. Q41g Y. W. C. A. Cabinet Q31g Home Economics Club Q2 3 41, Treas. Q31, Social Comm. Q41g Biology Club Q11g Southwest Virginia Club Q1 214 Senior Hostess Q41. Paul Shank the Tank Mary ig? Bea.. .ww i by . ' fig W - ir?-fi... MACK JAY SHEETS JAMES A. SILVER CHARLES IVEY SMITH, JR. Chilhowie, Virginia Manatee, Florida Richmond, Virginia Electrical Engineering CSB Agricultural Education CSB Chemical Engineering CSB Civilian Student Body 13 415 V. P. I. Civilian Student Body 11 2 3 41g Aggie Civilian Student Body 11 2 3 41, Rich' Bluefield Extension 11 21g A. I. Ed. Club 1l 2 3 41g Intramural Sports 11 mond Club 11 2 3 41g A. I. Ch. E. 11 2 3 E. E. 13 41. 2 3 41g Football 11 2 31. 415 Intramural Sports 11 2 3 41. Maclg Jimmy Charlie l DOROTHY MAE SMITH Salem, Virginia General Science CSB Civilian Student Body 11 2 3 41g Biotech 1413 Y. W. C. A. 141g Biology Club 11 2 3 41. ..DOtty,, ETHEL FRANCES SMITH Glace, West Virginia Home Economics CSB Civilian Student Body 13 41g Home Eco' nornics Club 13 41, Pres. 141g 4fH Alumni Club 13 41g Y. W. C. A. 13 414 Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 1415 Madison College 11 21. Frannie JAMES BROOKS SMITH South Hill, Virginia Agricultural Engineering CSB Civilian Student Body 11 2 3 415 Mid Virginia Club 131, A. S. A. E. 12 3 41 Treas. 131, Pres. 141g Engineering Council 141. Smitty OTHO HOWARD I SMITH Peake, Virginia Biology CSB Civilian Student Body QI 2 3 41, Fresh' man Baseball: Intramural Sports Q1 2 3 41g Biotech Q41g The Virginia Tech En! gineer Q11g Glee Club Q2 3 41, Sec. Q31g Y. M. C. A. Q31g Richmond Club Q2 313 Civilian Senate Q31. Hydroxie JAMES BERNARD TACKETT Blueheld, West Virginia Mechanical Engineering CSB Civilian Student Body Q3 41, Blueheld College Q1 21, Newman Club Q3 41g A. S. M. E. Q3 41g Institute of Aeronautical Sciences Q3 41. ...Hmm CARLYLE BLACKWELL TALLEY Richmond, Virginia Electrical Engineering CSB Civilian Student Body Q1 2 3 41, Senator Q31g Intramural Sports Q21g Richmond Club Q1 2 315 A. I. E. E. Q2 3 41g Y. M. C. A. qi 21. UC. Blu EARNEST LEE THACKER Covington, Virginia Civil Engineering CSB Civilian Student Body QI 2 3 41, Intraf mural Sports Q1 2 3 41: Tau Beta Pi Q3 41, Chi Epsilon Q3 41, Treas. Q41g Alle' ghany Mountain Club Q1 2 31g A. S. C. E. Q1 2 3 41g Y. M. C. A. Q1 21g Fresh' man Forum Q11g Civilian Senate Q31. iisamii WILLIAM L. THOMAS, IR. Norfolk, Virginia Mechanical Engineering CSB Civilian Student Body Q1 2 3 41: Norfolk Club Q1 2 313 A. S. M. E. Q1 2 3 41, Intramural Sports Q1 2 3 41. Bill WEBSTER PRENTISS TRUE, JR. Falls Church, Virginia Industrial Physics CSB Civilian Student Body Q2 3 41, Ceorgc Washington University Q11g Physics Club Q3 41, V.fPres. Q31g Y. M. C. A. Q21. Webster', M ! sn X 5 X X X . x -sl S-Pscsf NI . . X XX W N XS FRANK REED VAUGI-IAN Phenix, Virginia Agricultural Economics CSB Civilian Student Body Q1 2 3 41g F. F. A. Ql1g A. E. S. S. Q3 41, Party Leader Q41g Agricultural Club Q3 41. JAMES EARL WELLS Petersburg, Virginia Mechanical Engineering CSB Civilian Student Body Q3 41, Intramural Sports Q3 41g A. S. M. E. Q3 414 V. P. I. Extension, Richmond Q1 21. EUGENE SIDNEY WAGNER Port Republic, Virginia Agricultural Education CSB Civilian Student Body Q1 2 3 41, Intraf mural Sports Q1 219 Agricultural Club Q1 21, F. F. A. Q1 2 3 41. iiMOSei, iijimmyiv -iwagu WILLIE BELL WATTERSON Chase City, Virginia Home Economics Civilian Student Body Q1 2 3 415 Mid' Virginia Club QI 21: Home Economics Club Q1 2 3 41, Publicity Chairman Q41g Biology Club Q11g Y. W. C. A. Q1 2 3 41, Cabinetg 4fH Club Q11g President Coed Sophomore and junior Class. Bill JOHN LEO WATERS Highland Springs, Virginia Chemical Engineering Civilian Student Body Q3 41g A. I. Ch. E. Q3 41, Richmond Extension, V. P. I. HI. Lf' ROBERT GARNETT WEBSTER Washington, D. C. Industrial Engineering CSB Civilian Student Body Q1 2 3 419 Varsity Boxing Q21g Freshman Football and Box- ing, Intramural Sports Q1 21, Phi Lambda Epsilon Q1 2 3 41g De Molay Q1 2 3 41g Capitol Club Q1 2 31g S. I. E. Q41g A. S. M. E. Q3 41. Bob MARY LOUISE WOOD Hampton, Virginia CULLIE BOGACKI WILLIS, JR. Richmond, Virginia ROSCOE NICHOLAS WHEELER, JR. Kayforcl, West Virginia Chemical Engineering CSB Mechanical Engineering CSB Home Economics CSB Civilian Student Body Q3 413 V. P. I. Rich' Civilian Student Body fl 2 3 412 mond Extension Q1 215 Richmond Club 1315 B. T. U. Club Q3 41g A. S. M. E. f341gY.M.C.A.f11. Civilian Student Body Q3 41g Marshall College fl 21g A. I. Ch. E. Q3 41. Glee Club Nick '4Amp Mary Louu Biology Club U14 Maroon Mask f11g Y. W. C. A. Q1 2 3 41g Home Economics Club QI 3 41g I x l., . HN Q,-Q X is Ivwq .,. xx-N S X X i Civilian Honor Court F. E. DANIELS ......,.. .,..,V,..,V.......,....,.....,,.. I udge FRANCES OWEN .............. Assistant Prosecuting Attorney J. M. COCIIRAN ...... .............. P rosecuting Attorney W. F. CRIST ..,,,,,,,,,.....................,..,,,.... Defense Attorney BAXTER CARR ,.........,...,,.,,,.,,, Assistant Defense Attorney JURORS J. C. GEISS Lo1S KESSINGER L. C. MCGRAW DOROTHY HUST R. M. GIVENS JOHN THORNTON MARJORIE DEHAVEN SHIRLEY DAVIE N. S. PATTERSON CHARLES CAWTHON R. L. RETALLACR CONNIE BRAME Civilian j. R. BROVVN .............. ......i........... P resident R. G. BARTON .......... ......... V icefPresident MARY LEE WILKINS ........ .......,............. S ecretary LEO GRIFFIN .............,,... ......................,. T reasarer I. P. DRIVER ............... ........ B oys, VicefPresident HELEN ORR ......... ...... G iris' VicefPresident GEORGE SAVAGE W. E. EMERSON W. R. HTTCHMAN Senate CARL BOLTON ......,..,, ELVA MAE NOBEL ...... L. C. HURT, JR ....,... LOUISE PRATT ............. H. L. HALE ..................... ....... MARY M. MATTHEWS. ........... . SENATORS OLETA BANKS D. A. BAZACO E. B. CARTER MARCSRET REYNOLDS L. F. REIDER HELEN HERTEL Boys' Vicefchairrnan ..........Gir1s' VicefChairman .Boysy Assistant Secretary ......GirIs' Assistant Secretary Boys' Assistant Treasurer Girls, Assistant Treasurer R. L. MCCONNEL, JR BETTY x7AUGHT CIVILIAN .ga Ji. f' . f .fn .fw .J 11 ,- . 4 . AQ' - . 'W F V 1L9g'V,1:' Aggff' Q- !.Mrv1 1 fi ' AN ff B. B. Ankers H. Bergmann C. L. Bolton L. A. Brame B. C. Carr I. L. Copenhaver R. 1. Darcey E. Davis E. Davis S. Davis M. DeHaven M. A. Dougan L. R. Doyle M. Echols E. V. Elmore E. Erlichman C. Farmer W. A. Fox B. Fuller W. H. Gay H. Goode C. P. Gravatt M. L. Gregory L. T. Griffm M. E. Hawks H. Hertel N. Hopkins M. Hudson L. Huff D. Hurt M. Jordan J. F. Kasten Y. Kelly E. E. Longworth I. Lovelace L. Lucas .x -p,XTggLy.. ii I uf lx RJ?-.3 .., .. .,. Kr' Aw, L , .Xi QQ T551 fiflf' R A . :-5 M .- .N H. I. Magid M. M. Matthews M. L. Miller E. G. Newman E. M. Noble C. Nye F. Owen N. Schwartz M. Shupp C. A. Summers E. Trucks B. Vaught M. L. Wilkins E. Wilson W. R, Witt, Jr. 'K' ' I 11 ' . -F if 'M T' .. U. Now as our nation rises to defend itself, calling upon its youth to carry the torch of liberty, the Corps is ready to meet any demands, make any sacrifices, and hght for the rights of all mankind. It was born in the smoky echoes of the Civil War, full of the fighting spirit of the South. It was prepared for and fought in the SpanishfAmerican War. And in the Great War, the Corps sent men to France to win recogf nition and fame to pay everlasting tribute to our Alma Matei'. And now, even as we fight on in our second year of combat, men of the Corps are fighting, suffering, and dying on all of the battle fronts, demon' strating the spirit and courage embodied in the Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets. E 1 . in N Q as, 'R sg K w K. ,gif 3 HK w E. 5 Q? 331 is , f 553 5' Qu ,,,, if kk -,Q 7+ ,s wifi S? f 3 fl. x ., N , ST as M 2 4 1 1 fi B Z 2 wivggif A 1. f Y . ' , ,X ,,,,f 521 Q? f 15 ,fi L 5 gy 2- S Corps Cf Cadets The Corps of Cadets was formed in 1872, reached its most impressive total this year, the enrollment being 2500. The year has been a momentous one for V. P. l. as well as for the nation. Precedence was established when the entire Corps attended school all summer in a regular session. The influence of the standards of the Corps of Cadets on its members has been marked. These members have been instilled with its traditions, ideals, and code of living, and are even now carrying these principles wherever our men are fighting. May the future Cadets uphold the traditions as the most cherished of all V. P. I. organizz-1tionsfThe Corps of Cadets. OFFICERS R. L. ARNKJLD, IR., President bl, E. FASOLAS, First VicefPresident H. I. DEIQKER, Second VicefPresident R. W. CUNNINGHAM, Treasurer R. F. DICILERSON, Secretary R. W. McCuE, Sergeant-atfArms ir MEMBERS L. D. LANIfoRo, judge W. A. BEACH, Prosecuting Attorney J. D. Goosizv, Assistant Pros. Att. L. H. GOFFIGAN, Defense Attorney P. A. WHALEY, Asst. Defense Attorney JURORS R. N. JEFFRIES W. L. THOMAS 1. F. JOLLY R. M. KILPATRICK D. D. MCCREADY B. G. MYERS J. B. LEONARD R. B. WEST R. K. WILLIAMS S. C. KRAUSSE S. A. W. SMITH C. W. MITCHELL Honor Court The Honor Court is a very important institution in the life of the cadets. By means of it the Corps of Cadets is able to maintain high standards of honesty, sincerity and character which typifies its members and for which it is justly proud. The Honor Court is presided over by a judge appointed by the President of the Corps and the body is composed of a Prosecuting Attorney, a Defense Attorney, their assistants and twelve jurors. All groups are represented in a fair manner. The purpose of the Court is to try and defend those who have broken various codes of conduct and honesty, and, after all facts have been presented, to render a fair decision. 154 The Senate The Senate of the Corps of Cadets is composed of elected representatives from each military unit. Through it opinions and changes needed arc discussed in a democratic way. If the majority opinion is favorable for the passage of a rule or regulation, such is voiced and DGCOIUCS a law. Thus, the Senate is an important functioning unit in the governing machinery of the Corps at V. P. I. OFFICERS R. L. ARNOLD, JR., President W, A. BEACH, VicefPresident H. P. MussER, Secretary MEMBERS B. E. AMES G, K. ATRINS A. L. BAEDOCR R. P, BREEDING P. R. COMPTON W. R. DEANS H. J. DERRER W. C. FARTHING GIBSON E. . GIVENS C. . GREEN A. .GREENLEE S. . KARN R. KIDD SW ! 0oam7UZ D. D. MCCREADY R. W. MCCLIE D. H. Oc:EEsBY T. I. PARKS 1. D. SCHWEICKERT j. A. W. SMITH I. L. SMITH J. R. SMITH G. W. SNEAD ir EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBERS R. L. ARNOL.D, JR., President of Senate I. E. FASOLAS, Chairman Exec. Com. R. F. DIcRERsoN, Secretary R. P. COWART, Senior W. R. DowNEs, Senior H. B. MCCAULEY, Iunior A. B. HoN'rs, Sophomore - O. F. COYNER, Freshman The Executive Committee The Executive Committee, a recent organization in the life of cadets, was formed to deal with memhers of the Corps who bring discredit on the Corps as a whole by their thoughtless actions. Cften their reprimands go no further than the individual involvedg however, if the offense is serious, the case is carried to the Honor Court for a final opinion. This organization has a very valuable part in keeping the conduct of the members of the Corps on a high and gentlemanly plane. 155 COLONEL R, W. WILSON Commandcmt To The Seniors L'The Class of 1943 will soon leave V. P. I. With kaleidoscopic actions, it has been ever dauntless and has kept its purposes constantly in mind. The class has always come through in the pinches. Look at that formation at the V. P. I.fV. M. I. football game! For one hour the Corps stood fast and we were all proud Of you. Look at the War Department R. C. T. C. inspection on December 9, 1942! You gave a magninf cent exhibition, when you paraded in the snow against all odds. The parade was termed 'the best parade I have ever seen outside of West Point' by the Inspector, a Regular Army officer of forty years' experience. The class has not been successful in attaining all its goals. Its will has been indomitable, but with this inf domitable will it will go 'over there' in March, 1943, to do its part in making this a better world. Whether you fight in the snow and ice of the arctics or the rains and jungles of the tropics, you will carry on the V. P. I. traditions. You will not fail your counf try and your Alma Mater. We, who remain behind, will be watchingfand believing in you. The Commandant and every member ofthe Military Department wish you happiness, success, and good luck. COLONEL R. W. WILSON Sgt Maile Sgt Luck, Sgt. Andrews, Sgt. Shepko, Sgt. Watterson, Sgt. Birdwell, Sgt. Moore, Sgt. Kline, Sgt. Tendler, Sgt. Jennings Capt. Neale, Lt. Tyler, I..t. Pollard, Lt. Buchanan, Lt. Moomaw, Lt. Davis, Maj. McCann, Lt, Humphries Maj. Hill, Lt. Col. Hoy, Col. Wilson, Col. Cochran, Lt. Col. Hennig, Capt. Gratz TI-IE BRIGADE STAFF J. R. CAWTHON Colonel J. R. WILSON Lieutenant Colonel H. B. PERSINGER Major and Adjutant Wilson, Cundiff, Cawthon, Davis, Lanford W. E. DAVIS Major and Supply Officer L. D. LANFORD Major and Plans ancl Training Ojjlcer L. B. CUNDIFF Major and Intelligence Officer MISS MARY C. MARTIN Sponsor BRICADE at ' is it if K at N j .f-ma, .x-' ' emi.. .e-fa, R. C. HUGHES Captain MRS. S. C. HUGHES ,ji Sponsor i The world has changed, the School year has changed, the corps has changed form, but the Band has stood up through one more year as the oldest and most distinctive organization on the campus. Turning the calendar back three months, as did the rest of the school, the L'Highty Tightiesn began this warftorn year fighting their way through the ups and downs that faced the Corps, finally to change their title from Regimental to Brigade Bandg but at the same time, they have endeavored to lead, in every sense of the word, the cadets in their march toward the top. The trying conditions of the world have limited the activities of the Band this year. Before the gas Shortage reached such an acute condition, the company twice made its way to Roanoke to do its part toward cheering the Tech gridmen to victory. The moral victory over the Kentucky Wildcats provided the first occasiong but the main feature arrived as the Highty Tighties displayed their form in the halfftime figure at the GobblerfKeydet Thanksgiving classic. Many wellfknown college songs were added to the Band's repertoire this season, as well as the songs of the U. S. Armed Forces. The drum and bugle corps represented the Band at the W. Es? L. game in Lexington falso at R.fM. W. C. and Sweet Briarj. Within the company, the boys maintained an outstanding spirit with interfplatoon, touch football, Class football also enabled the men to keep up a constant fellowship. Many HightyfTighty men now take up the field to prove they can tight as well as play. OFFICERS R. C. HUGHES .......... ...................... C aptain R. E. BURTON ....,.,.. ,....... S econd Lieutenant E. P. KITTINGER ....... ......... F ivst Lieutenant F. D. MCDERMO-rr ..... ........ S econd Lieutenant I. H. SALE ............ ...,.., S econd Lieutenant R. H, JONAS ........,...... ............ F irst Sergeant R. W. BURNS .......... ,..,.., S econd Lieutenant R. H. STEPHENSON ,..,.,,, ........ S apply Sergeant SERGEANTS B. D. AARON A. S. KAPLAN B. A. MOLLEN P. M. SIMPSON E. I. SKILLMAN CORPGRALS BARNES, W. E. ELLIS, L. B. HATCH, J. E. HUTCHESON, R. P. MUSSER, H. P. RODES, E. O. COFFEY, H. S. EVENS, N. B. HUNNEWELL, B. D. KEARNS, H. D. RAWLINGS, C. C. WILLIAMS, J. A. PRIVATES FIRST CLASS ALBIN, C. W. GOLDSMITH, S. JONES, J. B. LOVING, J. M. MCGUIRE, B. F. TROMBO, C. E. BURNS, J. T. HAAS, C. G. KINDLE, W. F. MAIN, G. A. MONSON, W. L. WILMOTH, P. C. PRIVATES ALLEN, T. P. CATAFYGIOTU, S. T. FELDENHEIMER, M. S. JEFFRIES, J. L. PAINTER, E. A. SMITH, I. C. ANDERSON, R. B. CLARK, J. H. FLAHERTY, R. C. JEFFRIES, E. H. PANAGOPOULOS, J. SOVIERO, C. A. AUSTIN, C. W. COLLINS, I. W. GOODMAN, A. H. KARGER, R. F. PANELLA, F. A. SPANGLER, R. E. BAKER, B. P. COOK, L. P. GROSSCLOSE, H. C. KAUTZ, 1. R. PETTY, W. L. SPANGLER, I. F. BANKS, R. E. COOK, W. E. GRUBB, G. R. LAYMAN, R. G. QUEEN, E. S. STEPHENSON, A. G. R. BASHAM, W. J. CULLEN, B. T. HAMMEL, R. L. LEVINE, S. H. ROBERTSON, W. E. STEPHENSON, C. M. BENNETT, B. L. CURRY, D. S. HAWKINS, G. K. LINDAMOOD, T. C. ROBESON, A. TANNER, P. A. BISHOP, W. C. DAVIS, E. L. HAYMAKER, W. 1. LINK, C. A. ROSENFELD, H. H. TARTAR, I. W. BOOTH, T. P. DEAN, W. L. HEDRICK, J. H, LOVE, R. S. SCHIFFMAN, B. J. VINCENT, I. L. BRIGGS, H. C. DIXON, G. V. HORNE, S. S. LUCAS, K. S. SEELY, 1. L. WARNER, F. R. BRILLHART, D. M. EMERICK, O. L. HUEEMAN, D. G. MARTIN, T. N. SHUMATE, J. H. WHITMAN, D. O. BROWN, D. B. EUSNER, G. R. HUMMEL, R. L. MERRYMAN, F. W. SMITH, W. F. WILEY, A. M. BYRD, C. L. FABER, 1. L. JACKSON, W. G. MOTZ, D. J. SMITH, I. H. YATES, L. G. CATAFYGIOTU, J. T. FEAGENS, K. C. JAGIELLO, J. A. OLSON, O. W. BRIGADE .Jaw J .53 ' ' if I I ' R35 5 WEA ,. 5 :Fi ff- I 'S I I M' Miss ANN SHREVE Sponsor J. N. MCCARTHY C. M. HANNAFORD W. L. HAWKINS Captain and Adjutant Captain and P. and T. Ofjicer Regimental Supply Sergeant J. C. THOMAS R. W. GANNAWAY Lieutenant Colonel Regimental Sergeant Major R. N. MCCLURE O. S. WOODY Captain and Supply Officer Captain and Intelligence Ojicer W. O. QUESENBERRY Colonel f H. H. COOKSEY N. A. POWELL K. C. SNEAD Lieutenant and Adjutant Lieutenant P. and T. Oficer Color Sergeant P. J. TRIPLETT W. H. STONE Lieutenant and Supply Officer Sergeant Major H. R. LEONARD Major MRS. H. R. LEONARD Sponsor l COMPANY at 5523? M Hills-, it .ti. .. MR5. C. M. g l Nowhere on the campus can a more cosmopolitan group be found than that group of men who H11 the ranks of A Company. In this organization, men representing all the branches of study have been brought together by an intangible bond known as 'LCompany Spirit. It has been this bond which has helped to make A Company one of the leaders here at Tech. The Company has consistently supplied more than its quota of high ranking military men, athletes and scholars. Social activities have not been neglected either. Another spirit that is prevalent among the men of A Company today is the spirit exemplihed in the school motto, Ut Prosimf, Like Lloyd Williams and Earl Gregory, both War heroes and former cadet cap' tains of A Company, the members of this company will render the greatest possible service in the conflict that lies ahead. OFFICERS C. V. WHITLEY ..... .................... C aptain I. S. RITCHIE ....... ......... S econd Lieutenant A. F. WHITE ..,.... .......... F ifst Lieutenant R. R. SMITH ........... ......... S econd Lieutenant W. P. PATTON ......... ............................ S econd Lieutenant R. W. MCNAIR ............................. .......... F irst Sergeant L. K. REA .i.................................................................. Supply Sergeant SERCEANTS T. W. GEARY, IR. B. N. GIBSON M. A. HOVNANIAN 1. R. MILLER I. W. RUCKER J. L. WEBB CORPORALS POTTS, G. S. SPILLAN, W. F. PRIVATES FIRST CLASS INSKEEP, R. H. KOLBE, I. A. MASSIE, T. C. LYLISTON W D MACADOO R W MACILL, F. B. PRIVATES H AGRIESTI, R. W. BUGG, T. I. JONES, J. L. BEACOM, J. S. BURTON, F. E. POTTS, C. P. BRADY, T. T. ALLEN, G. A. CASTO, H. J. GEE, A. H. BLAKE, R. W. CYPHERS, A. D, GORDON, E. B. CARR, A. A. EGCERT, H. H. HARR, J. W. ADAMS, R. J. COYNER, N. W. HALL, W. F. ANDERSON, W. P. CRAWFORD, G. B. HARD1Nf,I, F. L. ARNOLD, W. D. CUMBIA, J, W. HEARST, E. H. ARRINGTON, C. L. DANNENBURC, W. N. JACOBS, J. BADER, A. S. DUDLEY, W. L. JETT, C. W. BARRINGER, P. C. DUNLAP, J. E. JONES, R. S. BERKELEY, B. DUSHKOFF, B. E. KAPLAN, A. BLANE, C. A. EDMUNDS, S. XV. KEGLEY, F. B. BOLTON, I. R. ELLIS, H. G. KERN, W. H. BODELI., C. E. FINCII, F. D. KIRBY, R. L. BROWN, W. H. FREEDMAN, S. N. LACY, M. P, BRUHN, R. L. GARDNER, J. T. LANCASTER, J. V. BUNDY, S. T. GILMER, C. H. LECOMPTE, B. B., JR. BUTTER, H. N. GREENAWALT, C. M. LEWIS, A. C. CHUMNEY, R. D. GUNTER, H. A., JR. LIVENGOOD, L. L. MARSHALL, V. MASRAS, J. L. D. MCGINNIS, K. E. METCALE, S. H. MILLER, V. B. MYERS, I. B. NORRIS, A. K. PARROT, J. E. POWELL, E. H. PUTNEY, G. W. RATLIFF, C. L. REA, F. W. qlvvm- THOMAS, W. H. WALLER, G. P. MCTYRE, B, W. MORTON, W. P. REEVES, G. R. REILLY, D. F. RICE, L. H. RIGGLE, L. R. RITCHIE, W. G. ROLLER, O. B. SANDERSON, J. G. SCOTT, J. J. SHIMER, W. R. SLEMP, V. I. SMITH, R. W. SPITLER, W. E. SUTHERLAND, B. G. STANLEY, H. W. TAYLOR, H. H. WHALEY, E. P. WILLIAMSON, K. C. SWEET, W. J. TAYLOR, A, W. TRIVETT, W. H. TURNER, D. P. TYREE, J. L. VANDYKE, J. A. VASSAR, S. L. VIPIJERMAN, 1. W. WALKER, W. D. WALLACE, W. S. WARNER, E. L. WEST, D, R. WHITE, A. F. WHITMORE, G. W. WILDEY, J. F, WORLEY, C. H. WYATT, W. W. GGMPANY 1 l CCMPANY R. 'Captain 'V C MR. G, CUNNING.HAM Sponsor During the academic year 194243, a period which has been most trying in colleges throughout the land, B Company has stood solid and proved its mettle. ln an effort to build a greater V. P. I., B Company has engaged in practically every activity on the Tech Campus, and has excelled in many of these activities. ln addition to these accomplishments, B Company boasts of a hardfworking group of ollicers on its staff, who, with the effective cofoperation of the entire company, produced an outstanding unit in company work and company drill. The future of this company can surpass its past only if it contributes more actively, as we think it will, to the silencing of Schickelgruber, so that America will lead a world of Peace tomorrow. OFFICERS R. W. CUNNINGHAM ........ . ,,.,............. Captain A. H. THOMAS, IR .....,.. . E. R. HARRELL ................ ............,............, F iist Lieutenant F. V. ROSSON ........,.,..............,,,..., H. S. HARRIS .,............. ........................ S econd Lieutenant I. W. ALLEN ..........,,...,.................. H. G. BLACK .,.i...................................,,,.,.,...,..,..,.,.,.... Supply Sergeant SERGEANTS W. B. BAIRD M. L. BAs1-IAM C. L. KINGREA F. C. SPENCER CCRPORALS BILLINGSLEY, F. P. GARTH, W. A. HALL, G. H. KENNEDY, R. W. RUDD, J, C. FARROW, N. H. GOULDMAN, W. D. KARN, S. G. MCCLAUGHERTY, C. A. SCHWARTZ, B. R. ........Second Lieutenant ........Seconcl Lieutenant ...........Fiist Sergeant J. L. WHEELER Scorr, G. A. .ASHVv'ORTH, F. G. BELT, F. A. ANDRADE, C. E. ARTRIP, W. J. BALL, W. J. BALLIOU, C. F. BANNACH, H. J. BARKSDALE, G. C. BARR, M. S. BECKER, W. BENDER. B. M. BERRY, C. R. BIBEE, S. H. BOCKTING, R. B. BOND, H. I. BONDIIRANT, T. O. BONCAM, 1. L. BRATTON, J. M. BREEDEN, W. E. BRUCE, B. D. PRIVATES FIRST CLASS BUTLER, W. W. S. CORBIT, P. 1. DAVIS, M. D. OGLESBY, D. H., JR. REEVES, E. J. CLARK, D. J. CULBERTSON, W. R. DELANO, R. B. PITZER, C. L. WILKINSON, H. P. PRIVATES CALKINS, D. F. GILLIAM, 1. D. LEIGH, T. W. PIERCE, T. R. TILLEY, K. E. CAMPBELL, G. N. GILLS, J. S. LEWIS, O. B. POE, J. E. TOMLINSON, H. G. CARDWELL, T. J. GORDON, R. A. LUCAS, J. D. RENICK, C. C. TRENT, C. F. CLARK, C. S. GREER, C. M. LUSK, W. D. ROBERTSON. A. UNDERWOOD, W. H. CLATTERBUCK, S. D. GRIOOS, G. R. MARTIN, T. H. ROSENBERGER, S. M. VAN HORN, R. G. CORNETT, E. J. HACK, H. V. MILTON, 1. M. ROSS, C. D. VINCENT, A. F. COVEY, E. E. HENDERSON, J. L. MOOMAW, W. H. RUTHERFORD, W. E. VOGEL, J. R. CROMER, A. E. HORNSTEIN, D. H. MOODY, J. R. SCHRANTZ, W. M. H. WALKER, H. M. CROWELL, R. W. HOUCK, j. C. MOORE, R. S. SCIIUCI-IA, R. A. VJALKER, R. DICKINSON, R. P. HOWARD, D. J. MYERS, P. S. SERLING, R. S. WARD, M. A. DOLLINGER, I. R. JACOBS, W. E. NEEP, G. C. SHERWOOD, L. A. WARRINER, W. K. DORSHEIMER, D. W. JONES, R. C. NEWMAN, G. A. SHIELDS, B. R. WEAVER, W. DUNN, P. S. JONES, H. M. NEWTON, C. M. SILVERMAN, B. WILEY, T. E. ELLISON, J. R. KENNEDY, T. W. NOLTE, C. R. SPENCER, A. L. WILSON, R. E. EPPERSON, C. R. KERR, I. D. OLD, J. W. SPIVACK, M. S. WOLF, W. S. PINK, E. N. KIRBY, E. B. PEARSON, J. C. SOLLER, F. A. WRIGHT, W. C. FLETCHER, C. W LAWSON, J. I. PEATROSS, S. C., HI TARPLEY, C. B. WYSOR, G. M. FREEMAN, J. LEE, J. B. PHILLIPS, C. F. THOMSON, D. A. I. WP K CQMPANY CCMPANY . GOFFIGON I f Captain L. GoFF1ooN I 7 1 ,11 C Company, honor company of the Infantry, has a heritage all its own. Next to the loyalty owed to Alma Mater, men of C Company have always pledged themselves to proudly uphold the fine spirit which has been characteristic of C Company men for years. This strong spirit of unity and companionship, which has been carried on by wholefhearted cooperation rather than by force, has held them together in every phase of campus activity. In the past year, under the excellent leadership of Long Gofhgon, their captain and friend, the men of Company C have made a very outstanding record in military, athletics, and extrafcurricular activities. OFFICERS I.. H. GOFFIGON .......... ................... C aptain H. W. SIGMON ......... ........ S econd Lieutenant F. A. FISHBURNE ......... .......... F ifrst Lieutenant W. F. FITZGERALD ,.r..... ....Y.... S econd Lieutenant J. B. GUERNSEY .....,.. ...,,,,.,,,..,...,..,,..... S econd Lieutenant E. A. FIELDS ................,................., ......... F irst Sergeant I. W. MURPHY .......................................,.................... Supply Sergeant SERGEANTS E. C. CUTCHINS E. C. ETZ R. A. FARRIER A. N. Fox W. S. GILLEY J. W. LATIMER M. W. DUTTON BRALIER, S. C. HEATH, B. C. BRISTOW, G. C. JOHNSON, J. A. HARRIS, J. S. BREWBAKER, W. E. HOOVER, 1. R. CROUSE, V. I. IRVINE, G. H. AILSTOCK, J. W. BREEDING, R. P. AKERS, F. B. BROWN, W. C. AKERS, N. O. BRYANT, C. D. ALVEY, F. H. BUDD, J. T. BADCER, C. D. CALDWELL, R. C. BAILEY, H. W. CARTER, H. R. BAKER, C. D. COWELL, N. W. BARCO, E. A. CREACER, W. A. BARNARD, I. S. CUMBEA, C. C. BEALE, L, R. DAVIS, I. A. BEVINS, G. L. DEP-IIBO, A. S. BOLTZ, R. F. DUNN, R. B. BONHAM, F. C. GOLDING, H. F. BRADLEY, B, L. GRAHAM, W. H. CORPORALS PARRISH, H. J. POTTER, E. M. RIVES, P. F. WHITE, R. W. PHILLIPS, E. T. RAFTELIS, M. P. TYLER, W. E. WOLTZ, S. S. PRIVATES FIRST CLASS LECKIE, D. C. ROBINETTE, L. W. SCHWARTZ, H. L. TOMS, R. E. MACON, B. K. SANFORD, J. K. THOMAS, W. F. WALLACE, R, M. PRIVATES ELLINCTON, S. E. HURT, O. L. PAYNE, I. STOLTZ, I. H. GRIFFIN, E. G. LAMBERT, R. P. PEDIGO, N. W. THOMAS, R. H. HALL, C. E. LANKFORD, N. G. PERKINS, R. C. THOMPSON, G. C. HARPINE, F. W. LEDFORD, E. R. PETERSON, E. VARN, C. E. HEYMAN, J. W. LEWIS, G. C. POOLE, E. L. VEVERA, G. F. HINES, T, F. METCALF, J. H. REED, R. L. WASSERMAN, F. JENNINGS, E. P. MOSS, H. G. RICAMORE, W. P. WATKINS, T. M. JONES, F. I. NEOFOTIS, F. S. RICHARDSON, J. A. WEINSTIN, P. L. KINSER, H. H. QBENSCHAIN, W. B. ROSENSTOCK, J. WIDGEN, P. D. KLAVAN, I. QXENHAM, T. H. SAUNDERS, 1. K. WILLIAMS, B. B. KRIEGER, J. A. PACE, E. M. SCOTT, B. P. L. WITCHER, V. B. KRISCH, J. PACE, J. M. SEXTON, R. W. WOODS, W. A. LANE, E. PARRISII, F. J. SPITLER, E. C. YATES, R. E. T I COMPANY CCMPANY f ig V T H. S. SMITHQTW. Captain MISS N. N. SMITH Sponsor RUN. I The infantry expanded rapidly in September 1942, giving birth to D Company. Seventyffive days later D Company established a reputation and a record by selling one hundred percent athletic tickets. Cooperaf tion emanated from Captain Smith to every man in ranks. There quickly developed a spirit of genuine friendliness. We put out freely and received even more abundantly. Vv'hether we were rolling tents in the rain on maneuvers fthe Army and battalion leaders were last, We thinkj, or when We marched into Victory Stadium on the last glorious Thanksgiving, there was a sense of unity within D Company. But what We feel has meant most to us is the example set forth by D Company impressing upon us the realization that Where spirit and service combine, the result is success. H. S. SMITH ........ O. S. WOODY ........ W. B. BALLARD ....... E. A. CARLTON BELL, F. W. CARY, C. M. OFFICERS ......................Captain T. CRUISE........ Lieutenant B. NORMENT............................ ............................Second Lieutenant G. H. ROLLINS................................ L. H. BEVILLE .............................................................. Supply Sergeant SERGEANTS S. R. CROCKETT P. W. FREEMAN W. B. GWATHMEY C. B. UMBERGER CORPORALS DRENNAN, F. R. FORCEY, S. A. KOZELSRI, I. J. PRESTON, T. B. FLANNARY, F. S. HAM, M. W. MILAM, J. W. SMITH, H. W. ...Second Lieutenant ........Second Lieutenant ............Fii'st Sergeant E. H. VASSAR VAUGHAN, H. C. WELLows, R. B. PRIVATES FIRST CLASS APPEL, I. M. HILL, J. E. INGE, D. R. MOSS, C. B. WEST, R. G. WITTIG, J. D. BASS, J. G. HOFFATAN, P. V. MCWI-IORTER, K. PALCO, F. E. WILLIAMS, R. K. WRIGHT, A. PRIVATES ADLER, J. CHRISTENSON, C. R. GORBACH, W. W. KARP, P. I. Occ, W. M. SUTTON, J. T. ALLSOPP, G. A. CLARK, W. M. GRIM, K. L. KENT, W. D. PADAN, F. L. SZCZEPANSKI, E, S. BAKER, R. M. CLOE, W. M. GRIZZARD, T. L. LEMMON, R. H. PARSON, T. W. TAWES, J. R. BARKER, H. M. COCKE, L. H. HARDING, F. F. LEWIS, J. O. PAXTON, R. C. TERRY, W. P. BARTLESON, A. S. COLLINS, J. J. HENDERSON, M. B. LONG, E. S. PAYNE, W. R. TURNER, R. M. BARTLETT, S. B. COOPER, O. R. HILL, W. E. LOOMIS, D. M. PEERY, W. T. URBANASKE, L. BEALE, G. R. DAVIS, C. T. HODGES, E. F. MABON, J. M. PERKINS, J. L. VAN DOREN, W. C. BENNETT, H. E. DUNN, R. E. HODGES, G. D. MAGETTE, R. L. RAMSEY, D. L. WAOERS, W. B. BILLINGS, W. D. EATON, T. D. HOPKINS, F. M. MANN, C. A. RESIDES, J. D. WALDRON, C. A. BONO, H. M. ELDER, W. R. HORTON, A. T. MASION, T. F. RICE, M. B. WALKER, W. H. BROADVVATER, J. B. ELLIOTT, J. W. HOY, T. H. MATTOX, L. D. RIVES, M. E. WARD, M. E. BROADWATER, J. L. ERIKSEN, N. G. HUGHES, A. W. MAXEY, J. E. ROBERTSON, J. F. WHITE, G. W. BROWN, D. E. FARROW, T. H. HUNTER, R. MAY, C. N. ROWAN, P. J. WHITMORE, C. W. BROWN, L. O. FISHBURNE, S. P. HUNTER, R. A. MCCORCLE, M. R. RUST, H. K. WILLIAMS, C. R. BROYHILL, P. H. FULTON, J. T. JAMES, M. G. MCCORMICK, J. SCHNOPP, R. W. WOOD, R. L. BRYMER, G. GALLAGHER, J. E. JEFFERSON, M. W. MCDANIEL, W. R. SCHUTZBIER, J. WOODING, T. W. BUNTING, N. GANNAWAY, T. C. JEFFERSON, W. E. MCWERTER, N. L. SMITH, H. W. YANG, Y. C. CAMPBELL, E. L. GILL, F. A. JENKINS, A. S. MELLON, R. W. STAILEY, J. T. YARUS, H. V. CHASE, B. K. GOATER, J. C. JONES, M. W. MUIRE, M. E. STONE, J. C. CGMPANY ' Ri , I7 .REF f A . 1 J. L. PAIS C. C. GARVIN W. P. KEMP Lieutenant and Adjutant P. and T. Officer Color Sergeant H. L. WOOD R. F. AREY Supply Officer Sergeant Major G. E. YOUNGBBERG Major Mas. G. E. YOUNGBER! '7 '- Sponsor 3 CCDMPANY e. CREWS, HR. Jw' eefeef- N Captain e I we H. CREWS, JR. Sponsor 'WFEC7 Il? 4 E Company-unity of command, unity of action. With selffreliance and military discipline as its goal, the company has achieved such success as to dim its own brilliant past. The company points with pardonable pride to the leadership of the Little Captain and his lieutenants, Stinky Barnes, Mike Greule, 'rnieiae' Daiger, and jaybird Muller. The entire group of seniors set the example which paved the way for the year's honors. With a spirit of determination and cooperation the company has endeavored to attain the highest ideals of its military tradition. The spirit of E Company will live on because this tradition demands it. E. H. CREWS, JR ....... H. M. BARNES ........ W. N. GREULE ...... G. D. BARRANGER BEASLEY, 1. A. BOOTH, T. W. OFFICERS .......................Captain J. A. DAIGER.......... Lieutenant J. C. MULLER...................... ...................,....,.Second Lieutenant J. G. ANDERSON.........................,.. J. R. DISE .................................................................... Supply Sergeant SERGEANTS E. W. CHRZAN W. B. FLORA E. D. QUINNELL L. M. WHITMORE CORPORALS BUTT, L. R. HIGGINS, T. M. JEFFERIES, R. L. QUINN, E. T. GILLETTE, L. O. HOUCHENS, W. B. MEDDING, W. S. SMITH, G. A. .........Second Lieutenant ...Second Lieutenant ....,.......Fivst Sergeant M. S. WRIGHT YOUNG, A. C. YOUNG, B. J. ADAMS, R. T. ARTHUR, C. C. ALLEY, D. D. ANDERSON, D. ANTEL, J. S. BARGER, C. D. BENDALL, C. T. BENT, P. C. BLUMBERG, H. C. BOSWELL, W. E. BOWEN, E. L. BOWMAN, H. A. BRYAN, J. E. BRYAN, S. D. BUCHAN, J. S. BUCHANAN, F. BURNER, A. F. BUTTS, W. A. CAMM, W. T. CARMINES, S. D. CLAYTON, J. T. COHEN, A. H. COLEY, F. H. COMBS, P. L. CRANDALL, G. M, BLACRMAN, R. R. CARDWELL, Q. M. CRUMP, J. W. DAVIDSON, R. J. DEARING, H. E. DICKSON, J. A. DONAHUE, J. T. DORN, C. G. DRUMELLER, W. F. DUCKWORTH, P. F. DUDA, J. P. DUNCAN, W. M. DUVAL, J. D. EIMERS, H. O. ELLETT, J. A. ESKIN, I. M. FIELDS, R. C. FLETCHER, J. B. FORD, W. H. Fox, J. R. FRICK, H. R. FRY, H. R. GADDY, F. L. GATES, L. A. GILLESPIE, T. VV. PRIVATES FIRST CLASS ELLETT, H. K. HATCHER, R. L. Ross, W. L. GRAHAM, A. J. HILBISH, F. G. WILLIAMS, M. H. PRIVATES GLOVER, J. A. KILGOUR, H. B. NANCE, H. A. GOOD, L. G. KIRKLEY, G. W. NEEDHAM, J. R. GREEN, J. KRIDER, R. I. NOYES, W. M. HAHN, R. H. KRINGLE, P. F. O,GRADY, E. L. HOLSTEAD, K. G. LANKFORD, J. B. OWENS, W. A. HARVEY, J. H, LEVINE, R. H. PEIRCE, T. J. HAWKINS, J. C. LEWIS, J. W. PETERSON, E. H. HERING, D. F. LIPMAN, E. A. PFLUEGER, D. E. HOLZSWEIG, S. J. LOHR, J. W. PFOHL, W. B. HOVE, A, T. LONGAKER, R. K. PITTMAN, T. E. HOWARD, J. D. LOW, S. R. PRITCHARD, D. T. HUGHES, O. J. LUMPKINS, W. W. PRITCHETT, I. H. JACOBS, E. M. MARTINEZ, H. M. RAHALL, N. A. JOHNSON, J. C. MATSON, D. W, RAMSEY, R. K. JOHNSON, R. T. MILLER, L. A. ROBINSON, G. C. JOHNSON, S. C. MILSTEAD, W. R. ROBINSON, W. G. JOHNSTON, P. G. MOEEETT, F. H. SALMONS, H. I. JONES, G. L. MOORE, A. G. SCHNEIDER, S. W. JOYNER, E. B. MOOREEIELD, J. E. SCHWEICKERT, J. D. KABLE, K. D. MULHOLLAND, R. J. SCOTT, A. R. KEARNEY, D. B. MUNDEN, H. G. SCRIBNER, R. G. KER, W. A. MUNT, H. F. SHERMAN, J. A. .E WILSON, R. W WOLZ, C. T. SlL1.S, A. N. SIMPSON, M. C. SNIDER, W. E. SNIDOW, C. G. SNIDOW, M. R. SNYDER, E. G. SWAIN, R. O. TATTERSALL, W L TUCKER, R. B. WALKER, D. H WALKER, E. R. WATTS, J. S. WATTS, R. L. WEST, W. R. WHITEHORNE, R A WILKERSON, C. E WILLIAMS, B. WILSON, R. A. WITCH ER, T. H WITHERS, P. T WOLFE, W. E. ZWEIG, B. . L..........., CCDMPANY CCMPANY H W F. VERETT V1'A. tain 3 Mas. . EVERETT mm s,g,.E?.i. Company F, the lower quadrangle's amazing fraternity, has gained widespread fame throughout the school, and especially at the Military Building. Cur spirit has been Eat, drink, and be merry, and never mind the Dill Sheet. When there's a party, F Company is there, when there's work to be done, F Com' pany is in there punchin'. We walked away with the Homecoming Decoration Prize with a mechanical Techmanflndian Massacre put together with wood, wire, paper, and a big helping of faith in F Company's engineering brains. Cur lounge is the best anywhere, and no fooling. We could outdrill any company in the Corps, if it didn't interfere with our living like normal people. That's why the other companies envy us . . . we're REALLY living! From fireworks to FIA, that's Fraternity F ! OFFICERS F. E. EVERETT ........ ...............,..... C aptain C. D. STEINWEDEL ......, R. E. RYAN ............ ...,..,...,................ F irst Lieutenant R. R. KIDD ........................... .... G. W. HERBERT ....... ..........................,... S eeond Lieutenant R. N. IEFFRIES ......,,......................... G. M. PEERY ..,...........................,................................. Supply Sergeant SERGEANTS W. C. BARGER E, L. Bass W. L. Cusrren I. G. PORTER 1. S. Ross CORPORALS BARGER, C, XV. DYER, A. W. HORNER, R. B. MCGEHEE, H. C. SMITH, N. G. DEWITTE, H. HAYNES, W. E. HUTCHISON, R. M. NOLTE, W. J. STONE, W. W. .....Second Lieutenant ..........Second Lieutenant ..........Fi1'st Sergeant J. H. WRIGHT WARD, D. H. WILLIAMSON, J. A. ANDERSON, L. B. BASS, A. S. BONO, E. L. ADAMS, R. L. ATWELL, M. D. BACON, T. E. BAKER, A. S. BARDE, R. E. BARROWS, G. S. BERGER, R. E. BISHOP, R. P. BOEHLING, F. H. BOWERS, J. C. BRIGHT, G. M. BRONAUGH, J. R. BROOKS, W. B. BROWN, A. S. CALHOUN, C. W. CARAVATI, H. L. CARTER, J. W. CHURCH, W. G. COLEMAN, C. H. CRAWFORD, J. A. BOWIE, W. N. CROWDER, R. J. DAVIS, H. T. CRUMPACKER, W. P. DEANE, T. S. DEIERHOI, W. H. DIGGES, H. S. DIGGES, J. C. DUNAVANT, P. P. ELMORE, J. D. ESTES, E. R. EWING, F. C. FASTABEND, P. A. FLASTER, S. Fox, E. S. FRAHER, H. B. FRAZIER, W. C. FREED, M. GROSECLOSE, W. P. HALL, A. W. HARRISON, D. E. HILD, J. C. HITE, J. E. PRIVATES FIRST CLASS DIAMANTIDES, P. D. KINZEY, J. S. FRANCIS, C. T. HARRIS, G. H. KOLLMEYER, R. R. MCCUE, R. W. PRIVATES HOOVER, F. F. HOWELL, F. K. HUGHES, S. JAMISON, B. W. JARRATT, F. R. JOHNS, S. L. JOHNSON, K. Q. JONES, J. N. KAPLAN, I. G. KAPNER, S. L. KELLER, J. H. KESTING, T. E. KIMBALL, D. B. KIRK, J. W. KROEHLING, J. H. LANDES, H. S. LEWIS, J. B. LIEBERMAN, H. LINDNER, C. M. LINDSLEY, E. B. LOWRY, W. H. LUNCAS, W. E. LUMSDEN, L. E. MANDEL, H. M. MARSHALL, F. D. MARSHALL, H. P. MARTIN, J. G. MEYUNG, E. J. MCFARLANE, R. A. MILLER, C. G. MOORE, R. M. MORECROFT, A. S. MORGAN, P. L. NEWBERRY A. B. NOLTE, R. L. NORRIS, W. P. PARKER, H. W. PERDUE, H. S. MANNING, J. R. POOLE, F. B. PEYTON, G. M PIERSON, S. PRICE, A. E. RICKEY, J. B. RUBEN, R. H. SCALES, J. B. SCHNEIDER, D. SENTER, L. D. SINGLETON, A. SMITH, W. E. SMITH, W. M. SMITH, W. R. SPATZ, S. S. STACY, C. L. THORNTON, A. L. WOOD, W. J. TRICE, J. R. TUCRER, R. T. TWOMEY, T. J. UPDIKE, W. H. USDAN, M. J. VANDYKE, C. H. WAGENER, H. T. WAINWRIGHT, W WALSH, F. R. WATSON, J. R. WEST, M. P. WIDMEYER, E. WILBURN, J. E. WILLIAMS, R. F. STERNBERGER, R. R. WINN, P. N. STONEBERGER, H. W. WOOD, J. G. STRAUSS, W. C. WOOD, W. C. TAVENNER, R. T. WYCHE, M. H. THOMPSON, R. F. WYSOR, J. C. CCMPANY M -T CCMPANY MCTELWEE 2 1h k Captain Q J. H. Sponsor This past year has seen G Company come into its own in a truly great way. Boasting leaders in a Wide and varied assortment of extrafcurricular activities, the company can well be proud of its record. Friend' liness and cooperation between the classes is much in evidence in the barracks, while on the drill field, you can't Hnd a snappier outfit. We've had an occasional rumpusm-but what large family doesn't? The seniors and those others joining the armed forces, are leaving behind them a job well done. When things once more get back to normal, afterwards, you'll find G Company in there giving its all. CFFICERS A. F. MCELWEE.., .................. Captain A. L. ANDERSON ......... ....... S econd Lieutenant R. H. DUGGER .......... ................ . ........ F irst Lieutenant G. W. GEARHART ......i.... ....... S econd Lieutenant 1. P. JANOSIK ......... ........................... S econd Lieutenant H. R. HAAR ................................... ........ F ivst Sergeant S. PERLMUTTER .......i.................................................... Supply Sergeant SERGEANTS S. ANDERSON F. M, BAUMGARDNER T. H. CHISWELL P. E. DAvis C. R. D. VINCENT I. C. WYCOFF CORPORALS CANTOR, R. DECKER, W. T. DoTsoN, R. S. JOHNSON, R. M. PRICE, C. M. WHALEY, P. A. COMPTON, P. R. DOREY, R. C. EDWARDS, T. W. ORR, S. C. STASSFORT, D. H. WlNKLER, C. H. PRIVATES FIRST CLASS ADAMS, A. C. CROUCH, O. B. MAYO, J. W. ROTHGEI3, W. L. BELL, 1. S. FETTER, R. B. PARTRIDGE, W. C. SANDROCK. P. W' CROPPER, J. R. JOHNSON, j. D. ROBINS, H. S. SHIJMATE, M. H. PRIVATES ARCHIBALD, P. D. CLANCY, 1. P. FRANKIE, E. V. HOOVER, W. B. BALDWIN, R. W. CLARK, R. U. CARST, 1. L. HVGHES, J. P. BALLENTINE, R. L. COCHRANE, E. F. GEKJRGE, P. E. KELLEY, W. D. BARRANGER, R. D. COOK, P. C. GILL, W. H. KUREJLIN, M. BEARD, C. C. COUNTS, J. E. COOCH, W. D. KLIRZOR, N. BEEEE, 1. CROCKETT, 1. C. GRAHAM, R. W. LEE, E. K. BIVENS, W. O. CULPEPPER, F. W. CODSEY, P. C. LOXVE, S. J. BOEHLING, 1. W. DAVIS, A. M. GRAY, 1. C. MCCRACREN, C. BORTHWICR, T. H. DAVIS, G. B. GRIFFITH, J. S. MANLICY, J. H. BREWER, C, P. DEIMLING, C. J. HALDANE, R. MALCOM, C. B. BROXVNLEY, R. H. DOUGHTY, C. C. HANNAH, W. L. MATTHEWS, W. BURCHARD, I. W. EASTER, C. D. HARRIS, H. C. MLJBLEY, F. W. BURDAKIN, W. P. ECHOLS, W. G. HARRIS, G. 1. MORGAN, E. BURSLEY, 1. B. ELLIOTT, R. O. HATHAXVAY, P. C. NIN, W. BUSSEY, A. H. FAUBER, W. C. HAUGE, I. H. NORMAN, W. A. CARAVATI, C. E. FERGUSON, S. H. HAVERMALE, j. S. NUSBAUM, W. CARLTON, J. R. FERRO, W. N. HAWKS, H. W. ONGRADY, R. A. CARTER, E. C. FLEMING, H. W. HEALEY, H. J. PACE, R. B. CHICHESTER, P. M. FORQUER, R. M. HELMERS, H. O. PASSERI, I. A. CHILDREY, C. L. FOSTER, L. H. HIGGINS, E. G. PATCHETT, S. C. CHRISTENBLIRG, J. W. FOWLKES, R. D. HINELINE, T. C. SKAGCS, C. W. SMITH, H. C. STOVVERS, R. F. POTTS, W. A. POWERS, H. G. RASNICR, j. M. RHODES, C, A. SUMMERS, R. A WVORLEH', H. G. SMITH, B. I. SMORCZEWSRI, VJ STEWART, C. C. TARBELL, O. E. RICHARDSON, C. S. THOMAS, W. P. ROACHE, M. O. ROBINSON, C. O. RYAN, C. M. SANDERS, W. W SAUNDERS, R. P. SEBERA, bl. W. SEUTER, A. C. SEWARD, M. C. SHAEEELR, G. N SHEPARD, H. D. SHOMARIIR, F. A. TIICKER, W. H. TRANT, j. P. VASS, M. B. WELCH, F. M. WELCH, W. C. WENDT, F. S. WHITE, R. W. WILLIAMSON, H. M WILSON, W. W. WOMACK, H. L. WOMBLE, C. E. SIMMERMAN, T. E. WOOD, C. B. SINCLAIR, W. C. SLATE, E. D. SLOVIC, S. W. WYCHE, B. W. YATES, A. D. YOUNGER, R. B. CCDMPANY Mm. R. E. Num Spmmsm' R L. ARNULD H. N. GUSTIN C A. Games Captain and Adjutant Cuptum and P. and T. Officer Regimental Supply Sergeant M. R. DUWNS R. F. VJOODWARIQ Lieutenant Colfmel Regimental Sergeant Murjfwv' F. W. BARTON W, L, Trlcml-xs Cupttzm und Supply Officer Cupttzm and lutcllzgeme Officer R. E. NECK Colonel ' W. H. DORTCH G. M. BADGER C. O. SKELTON Lieutenant and Adjutant Lieutenant and P. and T. Ojfcev Color Sevgeant E. A. KIDD P. D. BELZ Lieutenant and Supply Officer Sergeant Major W. K. DECKER Major Miss RENEE DECMR Sponsor BATTERY W. . M, ,, , .. J, MRS. BEACH Strict military discipline and good fellowship--two aspects of a military system which are diihcult to combine. And yet men of Battery I have felt and do feel that their organization can only be complete when this combination is present. The annual citation cord award has as its basis, just such a combination. I Bat' tery has been the winner of this award for six out of the seven years since the formation of its battalion. Many of I's former members are today on distant shores. We know that I Battery spirit is with them there, just as it was with them when they were here. It is intangible, but an I Battery man can never lose it. In the words of our song: 'Ts spirit goes marching along. OFFICERS W. A. BEACH ..i....i .. .,............ Captain W. A. NEISZ ......... ........ S econd Lieutenant W. L. MANN ......... .. .... ................. F im Lieutenant M. H. ALPHIN .... .................. ........ S e cond Lieutenant S. L. JOHNSON ....... .........................c. S efond Lieutenant G. M. JAcoBs ...............,.......... .... ............ F i rs: Sergeant E. D. BALES ................,............................................... Supply Sergeant SERGEANTS S. BREAIQELL H. H. FOSTER CI W. HARDY H. K. HARDY G. B. HARRIS I. O. SMITH CORPORALS BALDOCK, A. L. CRoss, J. M. DICKERSON, R. F. HAYS, G. 1. LEVJIS, j. D. SHOWALTER, F. L. CHILDRESS, F. S. CROWELI., A. B. GARBEE, W. A. HINES, H. S. NORTON, 1. H. WELLINGTON, R. E. ANGELL, F. L. DINWIDDIE, J. F. EVERETT, J, H. BAIRD, W. T. BATSON, W. C. BAUER, P. M. BECKER, S. A. BELL, G. M. BENNETT, A. V, BRICKERT, J. T. BRINKLEY, A. B. BROWN, W. B. BROWNELL, W. H. BRYAN, L. E. BURGER, R. B. CALLAHAN, R. E. CARTER, H. E. COPENHAVER, W. GREENLEE, A. B. GRIFFIN, J. F. COVINGT-ON, N. W. COWARDIN, R. C. DNANGIO, A. DAVIS, G. R. DILLON, L. H. EADES, C. H. ELMORE, C. T. FEINMAN, E. R. FOGERTY, R. FRENCH, R. E. GEE, J. L. GOOD GREY HOGG HOLZ, T N. J. C. B, L. M. J. A. PRIVATES FIRST CLASS HOLMES, J. C. LIGON, W. M. ROSENBERC., M. C. THOMPSON, W. M LEONARD, J. B. PRESTON, J. B. SLOCUM, J. A. VAN NUIS, E. L. PRIVATES JESSUP, J. C. MASSEY, W. H. ROBERTSON, R. TURNER, A. W. JOHNSON, C. D. MATTHEWS, W. P. ROBINSON, J. C. TYLEC, F. W. JOHNSON, F. H, MAY, R. P. ROLFE, N. VADEN, K. U. JOHNSON, F. L. MITCHELL, A. R. SALE, W, G. VAUGHAN, E. M, JOHNSON, J. B. MOORE, L. M. SAUNDERS, W. F. VEITENHEIRIER, C JOHNSON, J. S. MOWREY, E. P. SAWYER, F. J. VOGELBACH, R. V JONES, G. J, O,DONNELL, C. R. SCHOTT, B. C. WARE, O. B. JUDY, S. B. PALMER, N. F. SIBERT, J. H. WEBB, C. KAUFMAN, H. S. PAMPLIN, J. C. SMITH, E. S. WEINBERG, H, KRAUSSE, S. C. PATTERSON, C. H. SPIVEY, R. V. WEINFIELD, P. J. KUTZ, W. C. PERKINS, G. A, STAFFORD, E. F. WHALEY, J. L. LANCER, I. PIERCE, R. A. STAPLES, R. E. WHITE, E. LIGON, J. J. POLATTY, T. V. STRELITZ, L. R. WHITE, R. A. LESNER, P. N. POXVELL, A. N. STUART, W. P. WRIGHT, C. H. LOWRY, S. V. RHUDY, J. C. TRUEHART, L. S. BATTERY BATTERY . C SEN I 61171 ponso f r ' A I LLER When we scan this year's record we find it much like those of the past. Once again it is filled with more than our share of honors won on the drill field, athletic field and in the class rooms. Yet, as proud as we are to hold them, they are far outfshadowed by the many lasting friendships that we have formed within Battery's walls. This year, with two classes leaving instead of one, these friendships mean more to us than ever before, certainly more than any honor that man may bestow. In leaving, we know that we may forget that we held the Kohler Cup, or that we won competitive drill, but we shall never forget the many bull sessions or the annual Battery party. These we will always remember, whether in a laboratory or a trench, and these will always constitute our most honored memories of V. P. I. OFFICERS I. I. CHASEN ......... ...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, C apmm W, C, GILBERT ,.,,,,,, ........ S econd Lieutenant I. I. LILLEY, IR ..... ...,.,.,.,.,,.............. F im: Lieutenant D, H, WADE ,,,,,,,,..,.,.,,,,.. ....... S econd Lieutenant I. W- ALVEY ----- .......................... S econd Lieutenant R. I. STANLEY .............,....... .... ..---------- F i TSI Sefgecml H. R. DUDLEY .....................................,..........,........... Supply Sergeant SERGEANTS R. C. ANDERSON R. H. GRIFFIN T. I. PARKS S. T. PRESTON R. M. RUBUSH D. L- WASSUM CORPORALS BACOS, J. M. CALDER, V. E. ELLIS, F. T. JOHNSON, J. J. KIMBELL, R. G. MCCREADY, D D BAILEY, R. L. ELAM, R. K. FORSTER, W. G. JOHNSON, W. D. LUTZ, C. M. WOOD, M. PRIVATES FIRST CLASS BARNES, R. W. GERHARDT, W. H. LOYD, S. A. SIMMONS, W. R. THOMPSON, R. B. WEINSTEIN, J. CRIDER, W. L. HAMLETT, L. J. TVIATTHEXVS, J. W. STARLING, T. PRIVATES ALSPAUGH, J. G. COFFEY, H. D. HARRELL, R. N. LITTON, D. L. PARRON, J. W. SCHOLLENBERGER ANDERSON, T. C CURTIS, N. M. HOEY, W. K. LIVESAY, A. R. PATTESON, S. A SCOTT, R. H. ANDREWS, C. P. DATILLO, J. J. HOLDAWAY, E. M. LOVELADY, H. H. PAUL, H. SHEETS, E. H. ANDREWS, W, G DIXON, T. O. HOOVER, C. R. LYONS, W. P. PAYNE, G. H. SILVAN, L. O. ARNOLD, H. M. DIXON, W. H. HORCHIN, R. A. MAHANES, S. P. POLLARD, C. W SIMONSON, C. W BLAIR, C. E. DONNELLY, F. E. HUFE, R. P. MAREAN, D. V. POTTS, J. C. STOKES, W. A. BOGERT, R. J. ERMINY, D. E. HUME, D. R. MCINTTRE, A. PRICE, A. E. SWANSON, C. F. BOWERS, H. E. FIELDS, A. W. HUNT, P. M. MOEBIUS, C. M. RODEN, H. C. VANDYRE, W. H BRADY, H. P. FOXWELL, P. B. HLJRFF, W. F. MORRIS, W. W. ROWE, M. B. VURNAKES, P. E. BRODIE, A. M. FULCHER, J. H. JARRETT, H. W. MUNGER, N. ROWE, P. D. WAMPLER, J. S. CAMERON, T. M. GARRETTE, C. H. JOHNSON, W. T. NELSON, O. K. RASNIC, C. J. WARE, J. L. CASSARD, H. D. GRAY, C. O. KIRBY, J. M. OLIVER, T. B. RULE, J. D. WARREN, L. P. D CLARK, W. A. GRIFFIN, A. C. KNISELY, A. G. OVERTON, W. S. SAUNDI-QRS, R. B. WELCH, J. E. COATS, S. F. HAGAN, R. W. L'AMOREAI:x, R. G. PAPPAS, N. J. SAYRE, J. F. WILRINS, C. L. COFER, F. J. LIALLER, W. S. LIBERMAN, D. S. PARKER, D. S. SCHECR, G. H. WOOD, G. F. BATTERY S53 ' j?4,g,g,iI ., .5 ,I ' Wwe, BATTERY - am., , . A. Musmz Captain D. MUSLQR , , if l Dragging itself out of a deep rut, L Battery has become a feared contender for the citation crown of the famed Third Battalion. In spite of the prevalent what'sfthefuse attitude, L Battery's spirit and pride has kept it tops among the military organizations. For the past several years this Battery has been fighting to change its reputation as a country club to one of envy and respectability. Under the military leadership of Norman Muser and with the cooperation of his classmates and subordinates, L Battery has flourished forth as a new, spirited, and disciplined organization. As in all the other organizations, most of the men will be going into the Army in March. Realizing this fact, the upperclassmen have been fair and tolerant in giving the other fellow a chance to do his best work in his studies and his activities. This friendly concern for each other has been the outstanding merit of L Bat' tery, and it has been the greatest contributing factor to the spirit and the one big family attitude of the Battery. When the war is won and over, may the men who make up the new L Battery have that same pride and ambition that gave the Battery its impetus in a strictly military direction at the beginning of this term. OFFICERS N- F- A- MUSER .... ..................... C aptain l. A. DEARMON ....... .. ....... Second Lieutenant G- M- BOYD ,-fV .......................... F WSE Lieutenant B. L, DOW ................................... .......... S eccmd Lieutenant E- T- WII-LIS-- ......................... Second Lieutenant I. R. WILLS ..............,.......,............... ,....,,,,..,.. F i-rgt Sergeant W. B. WILKINSON ........... ....... .............,.....,...., S a pply Sevgeam SERGEANTS J. W. CALVERT W. A. FRAUOHNAITCII E. B. HALE I. S. HOFFNIAN K. F. SCI-ILAMB H. S. SMITII CORPORALS BIEE, R. B. DERRER, H. 1. GEHRREN, G. A. HLITCHINSON, R. M. L. LYNCH, H. M. RICHARDSON, J. T. CROSBY, G. D. ELLIOT, C. T. GILLS, O. W. LEWIS, J. D. L. REEVES, G. T. WHITEHIIRST, F. P PRIVATES FIRST CLASS BJORK, N. A. DOWNEY, H. L. HARRIS, R. B. JEFFERS, W. W. OWEN, G. T. SMITH, W. M. CHISIIOLM, L. P. GOYNE, H. T. HONTS, H. B. MILLER, H. B. POLAND, C. L. WARE, E. M. PRIVATES ALLEN, D. E. CHILTON, R. S. ELLIS, R. P. JENNINGS, E. L. CAKES, H. K. SMITH, 1. R. ARMXSTEAD, G. R. COCSWELL, G. U. FISHER, F. F. KELLOGG, j. R. OXBANNON, 1. M. STARIN, j. A. BALLARD, R. H. COLVIN, R. W. FOLDEN, V. A. LAPRIN, S. F. OTTESON, A. M. STOWITTS, E. V. P. BARR, R. D. CONLEY, R. H. FOLEY, A. R. LEE, A. S. PALMER, B. S. TALLEY, J. E. BARTLETT, R. L. CONNELLY, L. B. FREEMAN, W. S. LUCAS, VJ. C. PEEBLES, T. VJ. TALMADGE, E. C. BECRER, R. G. CLARK, T. S. FRECND, L. W. LUNDIE, W. R. PRINCE, J. S. THOMAS, H. M. BLAND, W. E. CLEAR, C. E. GILES, H. M. LIJNDSTROM, H. L. READ, 1. R. VANDERFIOOCIT, A. L BOND, W. N. CRESS, C. D. GOODLOE, J. A, MARTIN, W. L. RICHARDS, K. D. VICDERHOIISE, R. N. BOURNE, H. C. DAVIS, J. A. GORDEN, R. P. MELNICOVE, L. 1. RILEY, 1. W. WEAVER, C. R. BROOKS, L. M. DIETRICH, H. L. GORDEN, R. T. MENARD, j. W. ROSENBERC, L. WESTON, W. A. BROWN, A. K. DUKE, C. A. HAMILTON, D. E. MITCHELL, C. W. RLVDDY, J. R. XVIOCINS, D. D. BURKE, W. W. DUNCAN, XV. M. HANRS, P. L. MONROE, T. M. SAUNDERS, j. W. WILLIAMS, C. E. BUTLER, J. L. EDWARDS, C. C. HERNDON, C. E. INTORGAN, B. F. SCOTT, T. A. WINDSOR, J. L. CAMM, J. A. EDWARDS, 1. W. HOOTEN, D. F. MCCARTliY, j. E. SHELTON, W. A. WOOD, A. E. CARTER, E. H. EGGBORN, W. H. HOWARD, A. W. MCQUILRIN, K. F. SHULER, C. F. WYNNE, A. K. CHEW, F. F. ELLETT, L. E. IRBY, J. B. BATTERY Q i l J. F. JOLLY J. ANGELL R. M. CASSELL Lieutenant and Adjutant Lieutenant and P. and T. Officer Color Sergeant W. H. DUNHAM J. H. RUBIN Lieutenant and Supply Officer Sergeant Major R. FERGUSON Major MRS. R. T. FERGUSON Spmlsm' BATTERY J. P. M1nnLEToN Captain MRS. J. L. MIIDDLETON Sponsor NLEL Q. 1 .Q . 4' ...Q l Steeped in the tradition of V. P. I., and brewed in the ideals of the old school, Battery stands on a lofty pedestal, the pinnacle of all the old quadrangle. The members of our worthy organization are taught that not compulsion, not fear of the dill book, but warmfhearted cooperation, is the best method of achievf ing good results. Always keeping this idea in mind, the boys of Battery M have again and again shown that the democratic method is the best one. Here's to the continuance of Battery policies-may V. P. I . always be bathed with the radiance of goodfwill emanating from the ancient and respected Club on the Hill. OFFICERS j. P, MIDDLETON, JR ,,........ .................. C aptain B. P, STIEFFEN. 1, L, MIDDLETON .,....,...... ................. ....,... F i ist Lieutenant I. F. LUCAS ...................... ..,. J, A. MILLS ,,,,.,, ............................... S econd Lieutenant C. E. SCHAAF ........ ........................., I. L. Swrn .......,......,......,.,......,..........,...,,..........,........ Supply Sergeant SERC-EANTS E. H. HIINTER F. B. LAXVTON I. M. QVICKE R. W. RUNIONS 1. E. SULLIVAN CORPORALS CARTER, G. C. H1LL, R. F, KILPATRICK, R. M. MERCER, R. W. MCCLTTCHEN, C. S. GIVENS, E. R. KESLER, R. W. MEARIN, A. G. lVlL'RPHY, J. D. NoRwooD, E, W. ...Second Lieutenant .....Sec0nd Lieutenant ........Fi1st Sergeant D. W. WEAVER THOMAS, J. Y. WHITE, C. D. PRIVATES FIRST CLASS BROACHE, E. C. FELGER, T. C. HARRISON, C. A. MILLER, E. J. TESTERMAN, M, K. WATKINS, C. S. CRANK, R. C. FELLOWS, C. W. JONES, G, W. PARKS, C. E. WALLER, J. P. WOOD, T. A. PRIVATES AARON, L. B. COUTTS, J. E. GOODS, W. D. JOHNSON, R. E. MULLINS, H. G. SMYTHERS, H. M ALLEN, H. CRADDOCK, L. W. GOODWIN, T. D. JOHNSON, W. A. MURPHY, J. T. SNEAD, J. W. AMES, C. G. CRITZOS, C. C. GRIPPITI-I, A. S. JONES, B. L. MURRAY, P. W. SPITAL, J. ATKINS, D. L. CROSS, W. J. GRIGG, W. H. KEARFOTT, J. B. PARKER, J. B. STAPLES, C. W. BAKER, W. C. DANIELS, G. B. HARMAN, P. C. KELLY, E. W. PARKS, C. J. STECK, J. M. BALL, H. T. DAVIES, C. VJ. HARRISON, C. L. LAPETINA, J. B. POWELL, C. P. STOWE, C. M. BAMBACUS, J. S. DINLJBILIA, A. A. HATCHER, J. C. LERNER, M. B. PRICE, J. H. STURT, D. W. BLACK, J. H. DONEGAN, C. C. HESS, W. L, LERNER, R. W. RAMEY, W. A. TODD, J. P. BLACKMAN, A. C. ENCSTROM, M. L. HOGE, J. C. LONG, L. L. REDD, I. K. WALTON, W. H. BRENNER, L. J. FAIRLAMB, E. A. HOLLINS, J. C. LUCAS, C. W. RENFRO, J. H. WHITE, N. M. BROWN, W. S. FARRIER, K. H. HOOD, J. G. LYON, R. M. RIPLEY, W. R. WILLIAMS, E. H. BURNLEY, G. F. FOLEY, W. W. HOSTER, C. S. MCKENNY, W. H. SCI-IUERMAN, J. S. WILLIS, A. R. CARR, R. F. FRIZZELL, C. H. HOWARD, L. M. MCGUIRE, J. A. SCOTT, D. H. WINQUIST, R. D. CHAFFIN, J. R. FUTRELL, E. S. HUBBARD, A. O. MCLEOD, C, J. SIIORT, P. E. WOOD, G. E. CHILES, L. GIDDINGS, S. M. IRBY, W. C. MATTHEWS, R. S. SIMMONS, J. R. WRIGHT, R. M. COOKE, W. C. GIES, F. T. JENNINGS, G, C. MOPEETT, M. J. SIPE, C. R. WYNER, J. P. COUPER, H. R. GOLDMEIER, M. JEWETT, M. W. MOORE, R. C. SMITH, T. F. YATES, C. V. BATTERY BATTERY JR? f MR. w. Q Sponsov Since 1931, when N Battery was first organized, it has been productive of leaders. The good fellowship, which is always prevailing in our organization, is a major contributing factor towards our belief in life. We wish to make our dedication to the Techmen in the service now or going later. We owe them much more than words can express in a dedication. We have chosen to bestow our sincerest best wishes to the men and boys who will have the job of refmolding our V. P. I. into the Hnest Military Unit after this war. In their efforts lies the future V. P. I. We hope that when we come back we will find the same, outstanding Corps of Cadets. . . . The spirit of the Foreign Legion. OFFICERS W. R. DEANS, JR .....,.. ........,,,........ C aptain C. P. NUNLEY ............ H. J. GODFREY ......... .................,........ F ivst Lieutenant L. C. SHELTON, JR ........ C. A. HICKS ......... ...................,..... S econd Lieutenant I R. P. VIA ......................................... W, W. BAKER .............................................................. Supply Sergeant SERGEANTS 1. A. ALEXANDER M. H. BLANDFORD S. G. A. BROWN D. G. FIELDS I. L. RUST CORPORALS CABELL, R. B. HENCKE, W. R. HURT, R. D. PERK1Ns, J. R. WAUGH, N. I. CUTCHINS, C. A., III Hess, R. S. MAYO, F. POWELL, 1. V. WEBB, J. W. ........Second Lieutenant ........Seconcl Lieutenant .........Fii'st Sergeant S. D. SEAWELL WHITTLE, F. F. YOUNG, R. M. PRIVATES FIRST CLASS COX, R, A. GODDIN, L. H. MCGEHEE, C. C. SMITH, F. C. DORSEY, C. L. GRAY, C. M. SAUNDERS, F. SNEAD, G. W. PRIVATES IASIRHEART, A. J. CROWDER, C. G. HODGES, H. L. LONDEREE, J. W. AMES, B, E. DORSEY, W. E. HODGES, N. B. MCCLENNY, M. D. ANDREWS, W. G. DUNCAN, M. H. HOKZGARD, H. C. MCCORMIC, H. B. ASHBY, E. B. EBERWINE, V. G. HOLLAND, H. W. MCDONALD, R. J. BARRETT, E. C. ETHERIDGE, J. M. HORNER, J. H. MCGRAW, A. S. BAUCOM, W. E. EVE, P. H. HCJRNING, R. B. MCKEEVER, J. L. BEALE, C, M. FIDDY, W. J. HOWELL, J. S. MCMIILLIN, P. F. BIGGS, B. R. FLORCHAK, A. P. HUNTER, C. H. MARTIN, T. G. BLAKE, J. A. FRALIN, H. G. JESCH, P. D. MAYS, T. G. BOYD, V. F. GALLALEE, V. R. JOHNSTON, R. P. MEYERS, M. M. BROCKMAN, J. A. GARRETT, A. W. JONES, A. MIDDLETON, C. H. BROOKS, J. G. GARRETT, C. S. KEEFE, W. E. MILLER, O. C. BURCHFIELD, C. H. GASKINS, C. E. KEYS, E. W. MII.LER, W. S. CAUGHLAN, D. W. GILBERT, L. M. KING, E. W. MILLS, H. W. CHAPMAN, F. R, GILLETTE, A. P. KREY, C. H. MIRMAN, A. S. CHEATHAM, W. C. GREGORY, L. L. LEACH, P. C. MITCHELL, C. W. CONNELLEE, W. L. GRIFFITH, G. A. LEE, W. S. MONROE, W. H. CONNER, A. L. HALSEY, D. A. LEIVESLEY, T. L. NICHOLS, H. N. COVINGTON, W. R. HENDERSON, H. E. LOK, T. OGBURN, J. S. TILLAR, T. C. TYREE, D. A. OXVENS, J. D. PAYNE, J. L. PITTMAN, H. O. PRITCHETT, H. W. QUINN, H. C. RENESIS, J. RICHARSON, J. C. ROBERTS, S. M. ROGERS, J. P. SAGNETTE, R. W. SARGEANT, B. J. SCALES, J. H. SEVJARD, T. J. SINK, J. W. SKINNER, W. F. SLEDD, H. C. SOURS, J, W. SOVRING, L. M. SPARKS, F. B. WELSH, F. G. TALBOT, C. E. TAYLOR, J. E. TAYLOR, R. P. TAYLOR, W. H. THORPE, R. A. TRAMEL, J. A. TRIMBLE, J. M, VEIT, J. B. WAGNER, G. B. WALKER, C. C, WALTERS, D. C WARD, L. T. WATSON, C. N. WATSON, M. T. WATTS, R. T. E WHEELER, H. WILSON, J. C. WOOD, H. P. WRIGHT, T. J, BATTERY BATTERY p H. GARNISSM. Captain i Mas. G. W. Gaamss Sponsor O Battery, under the fine leadership of George Garniss, has completed one of its most successful and gratifying years of the many in its colorful past. Displaying an enviable spirit of willing cooperation between all classes and a conscientious endeavor by all to make O Battery more than just a building in which live some one hundredfthirty students, O Battery has attained many things of which she can be justly proud. It was more than pride that prompted the Crack platoon to practice so untiringly in order that alumni and students alike might see a group of boys working in intricate coordination. It was more than unseltishness that prompted all in O Battery to present a barracks decoration at homecomings which won first place on the Upper Quadrangle. It was more than the love of the game that gave the basketball team the determination to win the Intramural Champion' ship. It was more than competitive spirit that saw the Battery through to the Hrst place position in drill competition in our battalion. It was the Spirit of Battery O, the same spirit which will prevail in the hearts of those entering the armed forces, and which will he spread to the men with whom they associate. QFFICERS G. H. GARN1ss ...... ,,,...........i. C aptain C. E. EARMAN ...... ....... S econd. Lieutenant A. S. HELTZEL ........... .......................... F irst Lieutenant F. H. Fisn ................................... ...... S econd Lieutenant W. H. SCHNEIDER ....,... ................,....... S econd Lieutenant W. P. KEETON ........... ................... ........... F 1 ist Sergeant R. L, TURLINGTON ...................,........,......................... Supply Sergeant SERGEANTS R. F. ANDREXX'S E, F. ELDRED W. C. HACKLER D. W. STEVJART R. M. TOKARZ C. W. WILSON CORPORALS BADGER, F. C. BROWN, H. E. GRAVES, R. S. KLEIN, P. H. MCCAULEY, R. T. WALLACE, J. 1. BARLOW, G. E. EVANS, G. R. HICKEY, W. P. KRAET, A. F. WALKER, J. P. WIRE, C. W. PRIVATES FIRST CLASS BORDEN, A. EMERSON, B. T. HENDERSON, A. D. MCCANN, M. N. SCOTT, H. A. TAYLOR, C. E. CLINE, R. W. EVERTSEN, H. E. HOLT, J. A. SCHMIDT, R. C. SNEED, G. B. TULLIDGE, G. B. PRIVATES ABRIEL, W. E. COYNER, O. F. HOLMAN, C. A. MORGAN, S. C. ROBINSON, C. G. TRIMBLE, G. B. AGEE, W. C. DAVIS, H. C. INGRASSIA, A. J. MORRIS, G. J. SANDLER, S. TUCKER, W. R. AHERN, R. EAST, J. W. JACKSON, B. L. MOSES, W. S. SAUNDERS, R. H. TURNER, H. S. ALEXANDIiR, VJ. T. EGER, D. M. JENNINGS, B. F. OWEN, F. T. SCOTT, P. H. WADE, R. H. APPLEBY, P. EISENBEISS, H. C. KELLEY, W. C. PACE, F. S. SEARS, R. A. WALTON, E. V. ARCHER, H. XV. FELDMAN, W. D. LEPCHITZ, M. PEACHY, B. D. SENGER, J. V. WATKINS, W. W. ARMSTRONG, C. FITZSIMONS, G. G. LEWIS, R. R. PEAK, D. K. SMITH, E. S. WARTHEN, W. A. BARLOW, 1. A. FLEMING, W. R. LICHTENSTEIN, L. PERRY, I. V. SOMERS, L. C. WELLS, I. C. BATTEN, G. V. FORKNER, H. R. MCCLURE, T. V. PHILLIPS, R. W. SPENCER, H. G. WILLIAMS, C. A. BLANKENSHIP, W. M. FUQUA, I. N. MACKEY, H. P. PORTER, C. G. SPIVEY, W. E. WILLIAMSON, L. B BLAZER, P. G. GILLEY, R. C. IVIADDY, W. P. QUARLES, R. E. STANLEY, O. B. WOLFE, J. T. BLOSS, H. J. GLEASON, C. H. MARRLAND, R. M. QLIINLAN, I. D. SUMPTER, C. B. WOLFE, R. L. BURGER. W. L. GREGORY, E. B. MARTIN, T. M. QUILLEN, M. SYNAN, 1. E. WOOD, L. CARDWELL, R. H. HAINES, B. M. MENEIJEE, XV. KN. RENNIE, R. C. TAYLOR, R. E. WOOD, H. L. CARTER, j. C. HALLATT, H. H. MILES, B. P. RICE, C. W. THOMAS, W. K. WOOLWINE, O. H. CLOWER, J. C. HARVIE, 1. B. MILLESON, W. W. ROBBINS, M. W. THOMPSON, L. L. WRISTON, B. I. COLEMAN, W. E. HAVERTX', P. H. MOONIAW, W. P. ROBERTSON, I. O. TOMKO, I. H. YEPSON, D. W. COOK, T. S. HICKS, 1. H. MOORE, D. M. BATTERY A L ,. AH.. .... ,Sf ?w ' F, QT 6 N A P S H Q 5 ff W wb S rg if dk RAS? Rs S. M. ROGERS F .E. JENNINGS D. MOHLER Lieutenant and Adjutant Lieutenant and Plans and 'Training Officer Sergeant Nfajofr B. C. COOK C. R. LEMON Lieutenant and Supply Officer Color Sevgellnt R. P. COXVART Major Mlss VIRGINIA ScIIAI:FIiR MISS DOROTHY SCHAVFRR Sponsovs BATTERY J. FAsoLA i T aptain ' K P if J. .2-N. N ' B g Throughout a year of change and unrest, R Battery has stood firm in its fight to maintain the standards and traditions of V. P. I. We deemed the rich heritage intrusted to us by the cadets who have gone before us, to be sacred, and it is our hope that We may serve the nation as faithfully in these trying times as they have done. In our daily lives we have secured unity through understanding and good fellowship, and R Battery is one of the finest organizations on the campus as a result. With every member working for the Battery, we have placed our men in responsible positions throughout the corps, and our intramural teams have been especially well supported. Under the able leadership of Captain J. E. Fasolas and his fine staff of lieutenants R Battery has had a completely successful year, and in keeping with its tradition has gone forward. OFFICERS I. E. FAsoLAs. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Captain W, E, COPENHAVER ,,,,,,,,, .......... S econd Lieutenant P. E. DUPARC .....,.. ,,,..,.,................. F me Lieutenant E. G. Tnyron ..,...,,...,.,. . ....Y..... Second Lieutenant C. A. ABSHER ........ ..,.............,........ S econd Lieutenant A. H. BELCHER .............,......YV......... --.....---- F irsr Sergeant R. P. TOMLINSON .......,.......,..,.,.........,,,,,,,...........,...,... Supply Sergeant SERGEANTS S. H. HUFF C. I. PADGETT W. B. JOHNSON H. P. W1LsoN G. K. ATKINS R. H. BUSHEY . I CORPORALS TOWNES, J. E. FRYER, E. R. STERNBERG, E. O. ORCUTT, C. W. CONNELLFH, A. H. CROWDER, J. R. HARP, C. N. WILCOX, E. H. PRIVATES FIRST CLASS BELL, O, L. DAVIS, S. L. HALL, T. E. LITTLE, H. B. BUNDY, R. W. DUKE, H. 1. HOFFMAN, J. W. MCKENZIE, T. S. CLARK, G. E. EADES, W. H. HUNTER, 1. H. PHILLIPS, O. A. PRIVATES ALEXANDER, J. W. CLANTON, 1, T. GRAVES, C. T. LARRICK, 1, R. ANDERSON, C. G. CHAFEIN, T. j. GREGORY, L. W. LARUE, C. C. AYERS, W. R. COHEN, H. S. HAWLEY, W. H. LAWSON, J. A. BAILEY, M. L. DANEORTH, R. R. HERTZBERG, A. LEARY, G. M. BATTELENE, H. F. DAVIS, T. A. HESTER, A. S. LEGARD, R. H. BEASLEY, R. R. DELANO, G. M. HILL, R. L. LESTER, H. C. BELL, O, L. DIZE, M. W. HOWARD, F. M. LITTLE, H. B. BENNETT, H. A. DYKES, J. W. HURLBURT, H. L. MALONEY, F. G. BERRY, R. E. FAZEL, C. S. INGE, 1. W. MANN, A. E. BENTIVEGNA, A. F. FAUNTLEROY, C. L. JACOBUS, W. H. MARTINSEN, S. A. BOGESE, G. I. FOLTZ, I. F. JONES, j. T. MCCABE, J. C. BRALLEY, M. C. FOSTER, A. 1. JOHNSON, 1. E. MCLEAR, R. M. BROWN, B. P. FULLER, N. T. KIESSLER, J. F. MILES, G. H. BROWN, M. M. GEANEAS, C. K. KRAFT, C. C. MOYER, C. B. BURTON, D. B. GOLDSTEIN, M. A, LAMPERT, K. B. MUNSEY, R. H. CARLIER, J. R. GRAHAM, 1, B. LANE, A. F. PEARCE, H. L. COLEMAN, 1. C. SMITH, H. C. SCOTT, H. F. SHIPP, G. O THIGPEN, . L. W RAFEY, E. G. RAWLS, E. L. REYNOLDS, R. R. RHEA, H. H. RICHARDSON, W. B. SCHOTT, R. W. SEAY, 1. O. SHANKS, F. O. SHACKELFORD, M. SHELTON, D. D. SHELTON, G. W. SIMPSON, D. A. SMITH, L. E. SPRAGUE, E. C. STEVENSON, J. T. STONE, 1. A. THORN, P. E. CARDER, W. H. THOMPSON, R. F. TOKARZ, j. VI. SWECKER, C. E. TALBOTT, F. B. TATE, C. T. TILDEN, W. T. TYREE, R. D. UNSER, R. H. VAWTER, F. j. WELLS, E. 1. WESTERMAN, E. C WILEY, G. E. WILSON, E, F, WILSON, W. E. WOLFINGER, J. P. WOLFSON, 1. A. WOOLDRIDOE, J. P. BATTERY BATTERY .,g.,:f my ,L ' . s I Apfqgiw 3 g Sponsor ,GV A Battery, the first organization in the Corps of Cadets to publish its own monthly gazette and scandal column, the Short Sheet, has just completed its fourth successful year. Established in the fall of 1939, S Battery wore the battalion citation cord this year for the second time of its first three years and has made a name for itself in every field of military and outside activity. The 'Lall work and no play lesson has been followed from the beginning, resulting in an organization that is on the top from every point of view, and an organization whose members seem to always get the maximum of every form of recreation. We feel sure that when the war is over, S Battery will be outstanding in the building of a new and greater Corps of Cadets. OFFICERS -I. R. DENT ........,, ......,...,,,.,.... C aptain R. N. FUNK .,..,..,, .,,.,,,,, S eeond Lieutenant E. H. REMICK ,,,,..... .......,.......,,,,,...... F irst Lieutenant L. F. JONES ...,,,,,,,,,..,..,. ...,... .,....., S e cond Lieutenant P. A. WARNER ....... ........,,,,,,,..,,...,...., S econd Lieutenant W. Z. GODBEY .,,.,..............,...,,,.,,,,,,,, ......... F ivst Sergeant R. MCCRAY .....,t,,t,,..,..................................,..,,,,,...,. Supply Sergeant SERGEANTS K. E. FUSSELL R. H. HAwKEs R. W. HOLLAND E. B. PEDIGO W. A. SAUL F. J. WANDYCZ CORPORALS ADAMS, 1. B. GODSEY, 1. D. HOLLAND, R. W. MCCALILEY, H. B. PEERY, C. H. SHROPSHIRE, G. D. AITCHESON, I. K. GORDON, R. L. ISENBERG, S. Mvhas, B. C. SHENBERGER, C. E. STOCKDELL, R. P. PRIVATES FIRST CLASS ANDERSON, D. N. FARTHING, W. G. JENKINS, D. M. MARRINER, R. A. BUCKNER, W. A. GRIMMIG, F. A. KRAUSS, E. G, MASSIE, E. F. CHASE, S. R. PRIVATES ADAMS, J. B. COOPER, J. G. HOLLAND, J. E. MAUNDER, J. F. ALLEN, E. S. COOPER, M. L. HOLLANDSWORTH, R. L. MCDONALD, M. J. BARCLAY, W. C. DEMODENA, R. HOWARD, D. L. MCFADDEN, J, H. BATTEN, H. E. DIEHL, H. T. HUNT, C. T. MIDYETTE, J. W. BELCHER, W. D. EYNON, R. S. HUNTER, J. A. MlLI-ER, J. L. BERGER, W. D. FELTON, D. H. JENKINS, T. H. MILLER, L. E. BLAKE, R. L. FERGUSON, J. E. JONES, J. D. MILLER, M. L. BLAND, D. M. FRAZIER, E. K. JONES, W. C. MOODY, F. R. BLANKS, C. W, FREY, W. F. JORDAN, R. E. IVTONTAGUE, F. C, BRENT, R. M. FULLER, R. D. KANAK, J. M. MOON, A. B. BRITTON, E. A. GASRINS, L. E. KENT, J. W. MOORE, E. F. BROADDUS, J. W. GENTRY, I. W. KRITZER, L. MOORE, R. F. BURKS, G. E. GREFR, J. W. LAND, J. H. MOREHEAD, R. C. CARPENITO, A. HANSION, B. S. LARRICK, C. R. MULLENS, E. CHAMBERS, C. S. HARMAN, W. D. LEITCH, E. G. MUSE, H. T. CHAPIN, T. C. HARRIS, J. E. LEONARD, S. H, NEALE, D. F. COBB, W. L. HEINARD, W. G. LEWIS, G. H, NELSON, F. P. CONNER, K. E. HESS, M. A. LITTLE, A. C. NELSON, M. H. COOPER, B. E. HOLCOMB, J. R. MANNHEIMER, R. L. OLIVER, M. L. MOREY, W. C. MORRISON, E. W. PETROEE, B. R. PICRREL, L. J. ROPER, L. J. RIOWELL, J. A. RUSSEL, C. H. RUTTER, C. ST. CLAIR, D. VJ. SAMUELS, M. H. SATTERFIELD, C. C. SAUNDERS, L. SI-IEPPEARD, V. N. SKELTON, C. W. SMITH, J. A. W. SMITH, J. L. SOLLOD, M. SPATIG, G. A. SPENCER, R. L. SPRACI-IER, D. E. STANIUNAS, J. C, PARK, S. S. WALTERS, C. T. STANIUNAS, J. P. STARK, J. M. STONE, P. B. STRYKER, R. P. SUTTON, L. E. THOMAS, R. S. THOMPSON, J. E. THOMPSON, P. W. TRAVIS, T. R. TRINER, E. G. VANDORN, E. H. WHITTLE, E. F. WINGFIELD, W. H. WOODFIELD, H. H. WOODSON, D. W. WRIGHT, J. T. YATES, J. O. ZIMMERMAN. R. A. BATTERY BATTERY J. ESTER ' am ' MISS LESTER V-Valor, I-Initiative, C-Cooperation, T-Battery, O-A-Obedience, R-wRespect, 'Y-'Youth For the second successive year T Battery repeats its slogan of VICTORY. From the initial organization four years ago to the present time T Battery has surmounted all obstinate barriers in its path with the same undying battlefcry of uOn to Victory. A representative of true American heritage, the battery has shown the rest of the Corps the results which may be obtained from an eternal striving towards higher goals. From babyfhood to manfhood the battery has shown the mettle of which true Americans are made, and may it ever be thus. To be impatient under certain conditions is to lose allg and to be patient, to be able to keep quiet and still in the presence of things that try us, is to gain all. Thus patience became the very key to T Batteryis success. A bit of sadness creeps in at thoughts of the future, but a glimmer of hope exists that the battery will still retain its traditions and continue as in the past. It is with genuine pride and sincerity that the T Battery boys who are to leave for a greater test of their character pass their heritage to the underclassmen who follovv with deepest apprcciations for their loyalty and devotion. I. C. LESTER ,..., J. D. SMITH ...... W. R, BLACK ....... W. B. BELCHEE ATKINSON, R. P. BELKNAP, E. A. CFFICERS ..................,Captain C. R. VENABLE........ Lieutenant D. P. ...........................Sec0ncl Lieutenant A. A. H. P. BISSCHOP ............................................................ Supply Sergeant SERGEANTS C. H. CARTER H. H. MICHAEL R. L. PHEBUS H. C. THAXTON CORPORALS BLANCHARD, R. F. GOUGH, G. H. MCINTOSH, W. B. PETERSON, I. H. DICTERENKO, W. GREEN, C. E. PARSONS, B. L. SHELL, M. R. .........Second Lieutenant ......Second Lieutenant ...........First Sergeant J, F. WooD THOMAS, R. H. WISMAN, E. L. BARTH, A. W. DAVIS, J. V. CALDWELL, H. S. FLOYD, R. K. COCKE, R. P. FOOTE, J. B. ABEL, G. XV, CI.ARK, C. R. ADAMS, K. N. CLEMENTS, E. S. AI,DRIDGE, M. D, COFER, F. M. AMMONS, M, A. COOK, M. K. ARCHER, W. L. COOPER, E. J. ASHWORTH, E. T. COREY, D. G. BACAS, H. A. CRAWLEY, E. D. BARNETT, 1. E. CRIST, I. D. BARRY, D. CROUCH, R. L. BLAKEY, J. E. CURLING, L. A. BOGIN, M. H. DEI.ISI, P. F. BOND, I. W, DERRICKSON, E. BRAND, H. T. DODD, L, T. BROOKS, A. O. ELLINGER, N. J. BROWN, VJ. C. EMERSON, C. G. BULGER, J. R. FAUSON, C. E, BUSH, J. L. FORCE, L. E, BUSHKAR, H. GALLIGHUGH, J. CATON, W. D. GARDY, G. N. PRIVATES FIRST CLASS HANNA, J. T. LUNDY, G. W. C. MOORE, C. P. PANNILL, J. K. HOWARD, J. L. METCALFE, C. OLDEN, J. M. TATTERSALL, H, B. KETCHUM, E. P. PRIVATES GILMER, T. E. KIBEL, H. F. NICHOLAS, 1. A. STEELE, J. A. GILMORE, J. W. KIMMAN, 1. W. OGLE, P. R. SWACHAMMER, J. A GRAHAM, S. M. KITCHEN, W, W. QLAFSON, R. S. SWEENY, R. W. GREY, 1. E. KOCH, C. I. OSBORNE. W. B. TATALOVICH, S. D. GROGAN, F. T. LAWSON, S. P. PARKER, J. B. TAUSCHER, J. D. GOULD, J. H. LIEBERMAN, A. M. PARKS, I. C. TAYLOR, R. I. HARLEY, G. W. LORIE, B. R. RICE, H. A. TEGG, L. H. HARRELL, R, S. MARTIN, H. K. RICHTER, 1. M. TIMBERLAKE, R. H HAUGHTON, J. A. MARYE, B, RUBENSTEIN, N. H. TRAVIS, F. M. HERRING, G. B. MASON, E. A. ROSENBERGER, I. W. WALL, R. H. HILDERLY, A. C. MASON, W. D. RUSH, J. W. WEAVER, H. D. HOLBROOK, H. L. MCCONACI-IY, 1. M. SCHWETTMAN, W. H. WHALEY, A. B. HORNETT, M. H. MCELRATH, J. A. SAFFELL, 1. L. WHITE, A. B. HUBBARD, F. M, MCKAY, R. A. SCOTT, I. F. WHITE, 1. G. HUFF, E, M. MELLEN, E. R. SEAY, C. E. WHITEHEAD, J. B. HUFE, L. A. M'OORE, E. T. SEIB, H, A. WINEREE, W. M. HUNDLEY, J. G. MORRIS, G, D. SMITH, W. B. WINQUIST, A. D. JOHNSON, T. J. MUSE, R. T. SPARKS, E. B. WRIGHT, H. E. KATCHENN, 1. W. NAGLE, C. H. SPRADLIN, S. L. WRIGHT, J. H. BATTERY '54 5 I Twin: ' W0 A cross section of the life at Tech is repref sented on the following pages. Froni the very first day to the night loefore graduation a Technians life is full of incidents, some humorous, some sad, some inernorahle, and some just those things that happen every day. Sorne day in the future when a Technian loolqs through these pictures, there will he a lump in his throat, a tear in his eye, and a pang in his heart for the old days when life was full to the brim. It is hard to find the most irnportant thing that happened at Tech, hut this section will bring haclq those tiines that are gone hut not forgotten. Je. , All . X U , Hx , Q, .W if xx KK ..:., .ni S H 'Q if ' M, A 'wh ge F mw- Qff ww Ky fm CM? WEN K , W x TEM R1 NQRW, ,KX www K Rx N Q xx xy X , , Q XX wa, BW Q ,X W ja If 414 .ff ..,,. . , A Q wf....W,.,,W,,h,,,,,,Nww mwfmw-www: ::4,,,,Wwm-e'-f-- . .nat AEA Miss Shirley Gibson Miss foaim Stark Miss Helen Ott Miss Norma Vollmefr gn? e geanfiea 1 S S, Wg, 'I fw- ff' . ,fl 2232: 'fix 55225 ffm? 'i f Ah .mix K f fm Q 2' in .- '59 J Q5 R K gf I A X. ., ff -' S, Q 2 YW J m it Q, is Q 5 1 Q PS in 1 Q ,ss 5 1? Q E Q as ' wr, '-af,-A Af. -if i i W 4 yuh:- ,X AQ E Q1 5 fin, - is W A ii 'I' 9 wr iii 1 with 4 4, ,wig ixbx , in 45 - gif! yvrfx st I .' 1-'vi g',T4VSk'2' if-f 'ff ff tai The Blood Bank, from Tech to the Red Cross . . . '43 Ring Figure . . . with arches . . . beautiful TF WH girls . . . flowers . . . sabers . . . brand new paletots . . . and a thousand memories wrapped up in a M T class ring. Then come maneuvers . . . striking tents . . . the chow line . . . Hit the dirt! . . . the 51 Signal Corps at work. Tall tales during night operations . . . tactics instruction in the field . . . rear guard moves along . . . TE mess call . . . a battle front 'Lsomewhere in Montgonuery County . . . dawn on the lower quadrangle L . . . the Administration Building . . . Mr. Schaeffer and his boys entertain . . . Assume the angle, freshman. Tech sent fire Hghters to BruQh Mountain and the Infantry out to study war the Highty a Tighties gave a spring serenade . . . Did'ya .ever try to jump a creek with full pach and rifle? . . . graduation at last . . . military honors . . . diplomas . . . commissions, and The Cath . . . goodbye L '42, and good luck! 5. fv , H -uri. .ZW-J '-...f ,fir V, -.., awp.-,h,, ,,,,,, , G -1 , Some Rat pulled his tie out, and it was amputated . . . June brings visitors . . . and the Finals parade in sultry weather . . . L'Pass in review' '... Sergeant Moore packs up our dear Springfields . . . '43 conducts its first parade under Cunnel Iohn Cawthon . . . Summer school Rats get a taste of life at its worst . . . Pull it in mister' '...' 'Drag on and sound olll' '...' 'You Rats plea for rain . . . vw , s ,M .W M 1 ga 5 1 '55 1 YP' H fly, E? wk 15 - gm 5 A Sf? 's X Y? x C ,gr 34 . W, IWW? f-an-W mv gg i?A li gif? 5, Q r,-N, fmt' 'WE 535' 1 Fi . 4 rf 52,3 ,Mx , ' .. 3113 L gn 'Q , v ,ff . ff' Q S was e Q Q my . , A H .. ,gif S 3 il ,kv A4 , ,W sl Q W Q 43211 W? nw w 232' an . Aa? 5 is Pg, X, i aw S 7-45 3 T X nf :fa 'A YW' 1 - . V ' 1 53 ,, ' Q Z , gk, 9.2 2 2 if M-.4 .5 ai-4. Us K2 K ' wg W gk ag 5 ,, S -1 3' 1 , 33 pi ,L p A A bit of solid jive during a Porch Party . . . Fish is still waiting for the order he placed during interf L mission . . . Summer Hops . . . crowded but on the ball . . . no, jack didn't present two presents Qi . . . justa mistake . . . well, here are some parade Watchers . . . and some midfsummer dancers head' 0 ing for intermission . . . Lou Breeze at the Cotillion Club . . . and the German figure. :s.,,s - Midnight marchers . . . and distinguished visitors to sample our food . . . and an informal meeting of the Messhall Committee' '... all memories of a neverftofhefforgotten summer . . . it was hot and things happened fast . . . another porch party . . . the home of Battery T . . . Randy Wilson receives the CAC medal from Colonel Hennig . . . intramurals really went to town with more persons par' ticipating than ever. -.1 TECH LIFE' ii. egg , .1.. , ik? September Hop . . . Jimmy Kitts waves goodbye . . . the morning after a mass watering . . . Openf W 'Lk ings, and another super set of dances . . . Fall Manuevers, and mess kits . . . air attack and the platoon scatters . . . an estimate of the situation by Buck Leonard . . . Lt. Humphries lectures on the new gun . . . Pep Meeting . . . Air raid drills . . . and Bob and Harriet lead German Cpenings . . . Horizontal C Lab scholar hard at work . . . the Corps parades . . . Oops! . . . Bill johnson just misses one . . . Rose Bampton sings to us. E 1 3 i ,1 'R w-if ,V Y i 'fi H- for Slaphappiest . . . below, we see Rat Merryman, the year's Grossest Rat. Mr. lvlerryman posed If 5' f1?i,T,il Z tfliifia' DICK Fizacstisoic JIMMY DENT STooGE GRAHAM Tiglitest Senior Officer Biggest Boodle Hound Slaphappiest THE BUULE presents the biggest and best of the Senior Class as elected by the Corps. Dick Ferguson was a 3- Q unanimous choice for Tightest Senior Officer and the Fourth Battalion Staff said Amen , . . jimmy 'Ml i'i Lover Dent was the peoples choice for biggest Boodle Hound while Stooge won the very close race just before he left for an extended AWCUL . . . Roger McClure was the best Athlete in the Class of '43 and john Cawthon was elected Best Senior Cflicerh on the basis of his excellent leadership. F. W. MERRYMAN Roslin MCCI.llRli joins: CAVCTHON Crossest Rat Best Athlete Best Senior Officer -f T ,,, ,,z.WW.,.r ..,- MQA.. 11 if A J aw..-, Sv A E5 Q Arai S 1 .-:sm-gi . feigiieil ,M Lv,A x .... . - y, If Sw X31fZ?aQa,., H . .,,. X 3 1-wggyfwg Z S QA 5 . Q is ,P : xii. 5 I EM ra, 12 .5- ? www 2, ffrmjw, Q In '44 held its Ring Dance in Cctober they had the1r B1g Moments hke p1ac1ng the mlnxature T E . . . just before the arch . . . and gettlng that b1g class r1ng from the OAC And the Crchestra L played Praise the Lord and Pass the Arnrnun1t1on as the figure progressed There It 15 V. P. I.'s last Ring Dance unt11 the War 1S over Z. if aft-um.. X fr' n m Remember when . . . the Governor paid us a visit . . . indoor Track, and boxing held sway in the Gym . . . and Jimmy Kitts left for the service, with the promise that 'Tll be back . . . and rememf ber The Greek and his pilefdriver punches . . . and the Boxing and Wrestling teams that never L stopped fighting, even though handicapped in many ways. Au K in 5 . W IL xigiwxgiwi. lv ff I lun' 'V A , ., .3..., 'fm 1 P123 SWQWL A fl , 5511 iffffyfiggfzfii'-f7!7'r'g1'i'K K . I- A .v V z f,af'wf.,wff ,S . - A I f f . t L m l L :F -. -lf1fgQ'?g?j3j???ffyWU?'Pf4'??s5f?f? gi L 5 A , K 4 , ia I iir ,QL 3 , K XA A.,k .J J :mVV V Q i ,Q A L1,V R. f-fw,w:g:,- 5, 1- K f - 1 11 A .aww-M 7 ' , 1i ' B- , XY .. ,. 00 In the past year at Tech there has heen an upsurge in the growth of sports. Throughout all games members of our hall teams and athf letic squads, have shown true sportsmanship, bringing the praise and pride of our entire Institution. Although the present situation seems to indicate that sports at Tech may he stalemated for awhile, our boys have given their word that they will he in there fighting, whether it he in the jungles of Guadalcanal, the sands of the Sahara, or right here on the athletic yield. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. V. THE GRID SEA C ......28g Catawba College....-.. ,,,,,14 7g Furman Universitym.-. 6 7, William and Marym... ,,,,,21 ......16g Davidson College 0 ......21, University of Kentucky................ ,,,,,21 ......19g Washington and Lee University.,.,.-. 6 ......20, University of Virginia.,.,..,.,,....., .,,,,14 ......16g University of Richmondw... 7 7, Army ................................... ,,,,,, , 19 .....2O: Virginia Military lnstituten... 6 Second PlacefS0utl'ze1'n Conference l Second Place-L'Big Six Bill James Captain First row, left to right: Johnson, B. Judy, Chasen, James fCaptainj, Belcher, McClure, and Rucker. Second row, left to right: Garth, Wilson, Maskas, Davis, Fuller, McClaugherty, Warner, and Blandford. 'Third vow, left to right: Barbour, S. Johnson, Wright, T. Johnson, Foltz, Pierce, Duda, Ashworth, and Barco. Fourth vow, left to fight: Mengulas, Massie, Hoffman Taylor Norment Law a 1 9 1 Son, and Clark. Fifth row, left to right: Elliot, Sagnette, Hodges, and McWherter CF '42 Bill James Roger McClure Mason Blandford Jack Gallagher jimmy Kitts built a solid foundation for the 1942 t eam, but was unable to see them through the season. Soon after the first practices had started Jimmy departed for Car 1' P , o ina refflight leaving the reins in the hands of capable Big Chief Tilson and Macauley McEver. The team soon rounded into sh d h ' ' ' ape an t e 1942 edition of the Cobblers was ready to roll. CATAWBA.-Paced by nimbleffooted Jack Gallagher, the Tech' men gave the Indians a taste of a powerful ground attack, gaining 365 Coaches yards from ' ' ' scrimmage. The Indians countered with an aerial barrage that made the first half a nip and tuck affair. Holshouser and his Catawba mates began to tire in the second half and Gallagher, Foltz and Duda rocked them time and again with heavy thrusts through the line and around the ends. Flyin' Jack scored three times with a 46fyard sweep, a 50fyard run and a lfyard plunge. Captain Billy James racked up 6 points on a Blfyard pass and that made it a day. Catawba scored through the air during the first half but the pace tired them out and they never threatened again. The game ended with Tech ahead 28 to 14. FURMAN.-The Cobblers met the Purple Hurricane in a downpour of rain and came out muddy but happy. Passing was made hazardous by the flood of mud b V ' ' ut . P. I. let fly five aerials, three of which were completed for a total of eighty yards. The game was closely fought and the powerful Furman team scored Hrst but failed to add the extra point. In the closing minutes of the game, the Gobblers, 6 points behind, struggled across the midheld stripe and Jack Gallagher fired a 4Ofyard pass into the waiting arms of Elmer Wilson for the tying score. A sure boot between the uprights won the game for Tech and the final score was 7 to 6. WILLIAM AND MARY.-I-Iomecomings brought the team back to Blacksburg for a long awaited scrap with the Indians from Williamsf burg. Boasting such line crackers as Iohnson, Fork' ovitch, and Longacre, the W. E69 M. boys were expected to drive hard on the ground but upset the dope with a surprise passing attack which netted a touchdown and set up another. The first quarter opened cautiously with each team looking for the other's weak spots. Apparently Tech had its defense off balance for the Indians passed to the five and Longacre scored on a plunge. The Gobblers stopped the William and Mary attack in the second quarter and the half ended with both teams battling in midffield. In the second half, Ioe Foltz scored V. P. Ifs only touchdown and the game ended 21 to 7. DAVIDSCN.-Showing a powerful running attack operating behind a stalwart line, Tech's big team defeated Davidson by a score of 16 to O. The Gobblers scored in almost every way possible getting a touchdown, two field goals, and two safeties. The Gobblers took to the air fref quently and the Wildcats had a very busy after' noon covering the Tech receivers. Simple reverses and straight plays were the big yard gainers for Tech. This game proved that V. P. I. was well stocked with good reserve material and foretold a successful season for the most powerful Tech team since 1932. KENTUCKY.-The Fighting Gobblers made the Wildcat fur fly in the new Roanoke Stadium. Entering the game as definite underdogs, the Tech team was given but little chance to hold the powerf ful Kentucky Wildcats. The blue clad lads from the Blue Grass State launched an early drive which netted seven points in the first quarter. Kuhn scored again in the second period when he took Mase Blandford's punt over the goal from his own 45fyard line. The Gobblers came back swinging in the third quarter. Greek Maskas blocked a Wildf cat punt and Dan Clark fell on the ball for Tech's first score. Kentucky scored again but this didn't stop our inspired drivesg Mase Blandford ripped the Wildcat line for another touchdown which climaxed a solid push from deep within Tech ter' ritory. Still seven points behind, the Gobblers dug in on their twenty and Mase began pounding the line again. We rolled seventyffive yards in six downs and once again the V. P. l. team was knock' ing at the Kentucky gate. On the next play Bland' ford plunged over the goal and Rog McClure kicked the point. At its best, the team and each man played magnificent ball to make this 210.1 tie one of the sport thrills of the 1942 season. WASHINGTON AND LEE. -Tech's high riding Gobblers met the Washington and Lee Generals next. This Southern Conference foe was tougher than anticipated and we were held to a 19f6 score. Even though our victory was not spectacular, it was a decisive one. Jack Gallagher was the spotlighted performer in this game. He scored one touchdown, passed to Irbo Chasen for the second, and played good defensive ball. W. 3 L. attempted to pierce our pass defense on sevf eral occasions and scored their only touchdown on a pass from Working to Baugher in the third Captain Billy james bids goodbye to Coach jimmy Kitts and presents the team's farewell gift. quarter. The game was hard fought and the scrappy Generals threatened several times but the Tech team outclassed them completely. UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.- The Cavaliers were the next victims of the Terrible Techmen. Joe Foltz, Jack Gallagher, and Mase Blandford combined their talents in the first Gobbler touch' down march. After the half, Slippery Joe Hltered through left guard to add another touchdown to the V. P. I. score. Mase Blandford tallied another six points dur' ing the third quarter and Tech was well on the way to another victory. Virginia came back strong in the last quarter and scored two touchdowns. Tabb Gillette threw a series of passes that gained 136 yards but the gallant bid for victory came too late and the game ended with the Gobblers on the long end of a 20 to 14 score. RICHMOND.-Displaying a powerful rushing game Tech's Gobblers topped an underdog Richmond eleven by a 16 to 7 score for their fourth Conference win. Miracle Toe Roger McClure was successful in his third field goal of the season to maintain his reputation of being one of the best placekickers in college ranks. A pair of Sophomores, Joe Foltz and Fred Ashworth, combined to give Virginia Tech its first touch' down. In the second period Jack Gallagher faked a reverse and hit pay dirt standing up for the Orange and Maroon's last touchdown. Richmond's only score came in the final period on a pass which covered fortyffive yards. ARMY.-The 'LBig Team traveled to the icy conf fines of Michie Stadium with a defeatless string of five games and met a strong Army eleven. The game ended with the hardfcharging West Pointers on the long end of a 19 to 7 score. Army scored their three touchdowns after marches of 93, 5 4, and 67 yards respectively. Hank Mazur, Army's great captain, was directly responsible for the first two Touchdown against V. M. Ig! T. Dfs, scoring the first on a plunge and passing for the second. The Gobblers recovered an Army fumble near midfield. Joe Foltz, the sophomore sensation, flipped a pass to Elmer Wilson and next season's captainfelect galloped over the last white stripe untouched. VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.-The big game of the year brought the team to the Roanoke Victory Stadium. Roger McClure, blocking back, took over fullback for injured Mase Blandford, and led the way to victory with booming punts and surprising line drives. Joe Foltz and Jack Gallagher lent assisf tance in the backfield as V. P. I. took to the airways in convincing fashion for the first time this year. Foltz passed to Bill johnson to set up a touchdown just before the second quarter ended. McClure plunged off tackle for the touchdown and then kicked the extra point. Greek Maskas and Ben Judy played smashing football against the V. M. I. line throughout the entire game. The Gobblers went on to a great victory and beat the Keydets 2Of6 to end the best season Tech had seen for many years. The Corps first visit to the Roanoke Victory Stadium V. M. I. tried hard but the Fighting Gobblevs won 20 to 6 H MACAUL EY IVICEVER Couch d bi H FWS! row, left Lo mglzt' Vxfriston, Bushl-rar, Crawford fCofCapt.J, Rubin fCofCapt.j, Schneider SCCf7'lld row, left to riglirg Herbert, Szczcpxmski, Stowcrs, Caravati, Taylor, Burns Huflq mug left Lo right: Duda, and Foltz Basketball Built around three ace seniors, this year's basketball team has shown up well in state and conference comf petition. Emory and Henry, William and Mary, Carof lina PrefFlight, Washington and Lee, and the Univerf sity of Virginia were all victims of the fastfbreaking Techmen. Vv'alt Schneider had his best season at center, showing up well on both defense and offense. CofCapf tains Judy Rubin and Guy Crawford were the high scoring men on the team, with Guy leading his cofforf ward by a few points. Judy, Guy, and Walt teamed up with Bushkar, an amazing freshman, and Wriston, sophf emore star, to give Tech a very good season. Boxing Tech opened the season against one of their oldest rivals, the University of Virginia. Spital fought a beautiful light against an opponent with a great deal of experience, and came through with the only win of the night. The final score was 7f1 in Virginia's favor. The next meet with Maryland was cancelled he' cause of injuries and sickness that hit the squad and placed the majority of the men on the sick list. The team then entered the match with Michigan State with the prospects on the slim side that we would win. Vassar and Wiley won their bouts and Maskas Won his bout by a forfeit. The match ended 35 with Michigan State on top. Against Western Maryland the team came into its own. Riley and Wiley won their matches by clever boxing. Spital and Gallagher punched their way into welllearned victories, and Maskas came through against a much heavier opponent to earn a draw. The match ended with the score 4V2 to Blfz in favor of the Techmen. Front vow, left to Tight: Tomlinson fMgr.j, Vawter, Copcnhavcr, Vassar, Andrews fCofCapt.l, Spencer fCo-Captj, Spital, Agriesti, Maskas Back row, left to right: Altman fCoachj, Meyers fAsst. Mgizj, Trice, Wliite, Clark, Wandycz, Harris, McWherter, Becker Wrestling Tech's hard fighting grappers invaded Duke University lan' uary 8 and fought the Blue Devils to a draw, lohn lvlaskas took the finale from Tommy Burns hy a fall to tie up the match l4fl4. Corhitt, Dannenhurg, and Kemp in the 1281, l35f, and l55fpound classes, respectively, took their matches hy decisions, while Maskzzs won his match hy a full. Tech's matmen lost to the Nayy's grapplers January 15, hut in losing they elicited the remark from Navyls coach that he had never seen a stronger college team, Qur entire team fought well, hut they were up against one of the strongest teams in the country. Hill, Corhitt, and Fitzsimmons went the whole way hut lost on decisions, N, C. Statels wrestling squad tangled with Teehls grapplers in Weil' Nlemorial Hall January 25' and found that they were no match for the powerfpacked Gohhlers. State's well coached squad went down in a series of thrill packed houts Z0 to 6. Schmidt, Dannenhurg, and Corhitt decisioned their opponents to put Tech ahead in the match. Tech lost the next two houts hy very close decisions, Then Krey hattled his way to a hard' won decision over Jones, Hill decisioned Kerr, and Mziskzls pinned his opponent after two minutes of the third round. Teclrs grapplers lost a hard fought match to the V. M. I, matmen hy the score of 23f9. The Tech grapplers fought very hard but were unahle to defeat their greatly favored opponents. Spencer of V. M. I. defeated Schmidt of Tech in the 121' pound class, hut Dannenburg of Tech came back to defeat Hull hy a close decision. Hill and Mzrskzrs then put up a good fight to defeat their opponents hy a decision, Tech's grupplers came out on the short end of a l7f1l score after a hardffought match with the Norfolk Apprentice School. Corhitt, Dannenhurg, and Hill scored wins for Tech, hut Maskas, Schmidt, and Fitzsimmons dropped close decisions to their opponents. Front Tow, left to right: Schmidt, Corhitt, Maskas, Hill, Kemp, Dinnenhurg Second row le t to right Daly Couh Martinson Brown Barlow, Alexander, Krey, and Altman fffoachl. Third 'row le t to riqlzt Brown Drxis Rieder Shiiner Mariagel Front row: Laird fCoachJ, Moody, Dent, Rubin, Henderson, Lawson, Drennan, Crawford, Bruce, Fussell, Spivey QManagerJ Second row: Rawlings, Gibson, Hunter, Kozelski, Vassar, Yepsen, Forster, Johnson, Lilley, Gordon Third Tow: Copenhaver, McClenny, Prince, Van Doren, Haar, Carroll, Moore, Graham, Mitchell, Johnson V arsity Baseball, 1942 The 1942 Tech team was the best team in many years. It also was the last team for the earlyfgraclf uating Senior team members. So THE BUGLE reviews the record of the 1942 State Champions. Date XECIZTEI. Opponent 5222 Place April 2 6 l Ohio University .,,,.........,......., 7 .......... Blacksburg, Va. April 3 , 8 Ohio University ....................,,,,., 5 ..... ' ..... Blacksburg, Va. April 8 3 University of North Carolina ........ .... , 6 ...... Chapel Hill, N. C. April 9 10 Duke University ................................ . 6 .......... Durham, N. C. April 13 14 The College of William and Mary ........ ., 9 ...... Williamsburg, Va. April 14 4 0 I-lampclenfSydney College .............. 2 HampdenfSydney, Va. April 17 10 HampdenfSydney College .............. 10 .......... Blacksburg, Va. April 18 l 7 Virginia Military Institute ............. 2 .......... Blacksburg, Va. April 21 8 Washington and Lee University ....... ........ i 2 .......... Blacksburg, Va. April 24 12 The College of William and Mary ....... .... 3 .......... B lacksburg, Va. April 27 9 University of Virginia ................... 7 .......... Blacksburg, Va. April 30 2 Washington and Lee University... ' 1 ............ Lexington, Va. May 4 13 University of Maryland ................. 1 l ...... College Park, Md. May 5 2 University of Virginia ................ 3 ' .... Charlottesville, Va. May 8 5 Virginia Military Institute .......... 7 ............ Lexington, Va. May 13 14 North Carolina State College ........ 10 .......... Blacksburg, Va. Totals 123 81 Varsity Track, 1942 Winning three out of five meets, the track team of last spring went through a very successful season. THE 1943 BUGLE could not present the 1943 team due to early publication, but reviews the excellent record of the 1942 squad. Wifiw W D ln' Y' 1 'WY M Date C136 Opponent gijogi Place ' 1 April 4 63 University of Maryland ....... ..... . 63 A .......... Blacksburg, Va. April 11 80M i Davidson College ........................ 457g i ...,..,... Blacksburg, Va. April 18 i 45 Virginia Military Institute ......... .. 81 Q ............ Lexington, Va. April 22 78 North Carolina State College ......., 48 ............ Raleigh, N. C. May 2 97 Washington and Lee University ....... ...... 2 9 ............ Lexington, Va. May 9 ' State Meet ...................................... ......... I .... C harlottesville, Va. Front Tow: Miller, Hammond, S. A. Brown, McMullin, Ellis, Moffett, Wilson, Wyatt, D. B. Brown, Mclntosh Second row: Tilson fCoachQ, Beasley, Weavf er, Preston, Kennedy, Carter, Spangler, Gompf, Powell, Pickrel, Grubb Back row: Covey, Varn, Kent, Unser, Hill, Thomas, Tokarz, Driver, Albertson Varsity Swimming 194 Front row, left to right: Smith, Wellington QManagerj, Saunders, Sherman, Dow QCaptainj, Caughlan Badger, and Leonard. Back row, left to fight: Jones, Martin, Taylor, Wolfe, Scherer fCoachJ, Fogarty Kraft, Iviagill, and Richardson The swimming team so far has had a rather successful season. The team had a decisive victory over N. C. State with a score of 48 to 27. The meet with Duke was an exciting one although Virginia Tech did lose by a slim margin of five points. A decisive victory over V. M. I. demonstrated that Tech had produced a very capable swimming team. There was scarcely an event that V. P. I. did not win, and each member of the team expended every effort to make this victory over Tech's perennial rivals. Benny Dow was a capable captain and often furnished the extra spark needed to send the team to victory. Rifle Team Built around three senior marksmen, the V. P. I. Rifle Team has had a Very successful season. Captain W. A. Saul has led his mates to a high percentage of victories in their postal matches and the team expects to cop honors in the Corps Area matches and Hearst Trophy firing. Fanny Baumgardner and Johnny Wycoff were the mainstays with their consistent shooting, while Emerson, Blackman, Beard, Cardwell, and Thompson often came through with topfflight scores to secure a victory for the Cobbler Deadeyes. Much credit is due Lt. Tyler, Sgt. Birdwell, and Sgt. Shepko for their valued advice and assistance. Frrst row le t to right: Graham, Thompson, Snyder, and Saul. Second row, left to right: Emerson, Blackman, Cardwell Wycoil' and Baumgardner Athletic Council, 19421943 The Athletic Association was formed on September 26, 1891, at a meeting of the Corps of Cadets. The members of this selffgoverning association are regularly matriculated male students of the college. It is the duty of the association to maintain and foster all forms of intercollegiate athletics at Virginia Tech. It is the officially designated governing body in athletic policy and procedure with certain duties in the conduct of the physical education and intramural sports program. The Athletic Council is the body directly responsible for the formation and execution of the policies and plans of the Athletic Association. The Council is composed of three students, four faculty members, one member of the General Alumni Association, and the Director of Athf letics. The student members of the Council must be members of the Association. MEMBERS DEAN J. E. WILLIAMS DR. L. QQSHAUGHNESSY PROF. J. B, JONES PROF. T. W. HATCI-IER MR. W. L. YGUNGER J. R. CAWTHUN R. F. HILL CAWTI-ION HILL TAYLOR A. F. TAYLoR 1943 I l rafafisfts . i 1942 COUNCIL Freshman Football The Little Gobblers smashed their way through to complete an undefeated season with a decisive victory over the V. M. I. Frosh. Each of the five games was a thriller and the fast moving freshmen racked up 95 points, averaging 19 points per game. Beasley, Woods, and Bushkar passed and ploughed their way through V. M. I. on Armistice day and proved again that Tech Rats are really tough cus' tomers. The season was definitely victorious and Tech is really proud of each member of the Gobblets of 1943, State Champs. Date X? 612,761 Opponent 5225 Place I October 2 I 14 Fork Union Military Academy ....... ....... I 0 .......... Blacksburg, Va. October 9 I 12 Greenbrier Military School .............. 7 .... Levvisburg, W. Va. October 16 I 12 I University of Virginia ......................... . 0 .......... Blacksburg, Va. November 2 I 31 Washington and Lee University ......... . 0 ............ Lexington, Va. November 11 I 26 Virginia Military Institute ............... 6 ........ Roanoke, Va. Totals 95 I 13 Cheer Leaders DICK WEST BILLY LIGON BILLY MCINTOSH BOB STANLEY COLEMAN MCGEHEE WALT JOHNSON SPENCER LEE The 1943 Cheer Leaders, led by Bob Stanley, were the most precisioned group in many years. They initiated several new cheers and handily emphasized them with demonstrations Of tumbling and acrobatics. They Often gave the COrps and team the added pep and life which turned defeat into victory. Monogram Cluh The Monogram Club of Virginia Tech is composed of the men who have won their VP, The club Contains the cream Of the athletes at V. P. I. These men have earned their monograms through persever ance and hard work in one of the varsity's Sports. Every year the Club presents the Redd scholarship to the Outstand ing freshman athlete. OFFICERS R. N. MCCLURE ........, ............ . ........... .,..,....,,,.,, P T esident S. B. JUDY ..............Y. ......... V icefP1esident ROGER MCCLURE J. A. ALEXANDER .....aa. ........... S ecfetary pyesidem A. H. BELCHER ......,. ...........,..... T Teasuvev R. L. SPENCER .....,.... .lE..... S evgeamfatfArms R. F. ANDREWS J. A. ALEXANDER G. E. BARLOXY F. C. BADGER A. H. BELCHER M. H. BLANDFORD F. M. BAUMGARDNER C. F. BRUCE C. H. CARTER G. B. CRAVVFORD I. J. CHASEN A. CHINN W. E. DAVIS F. R. DRENNAN B. N. Dow A. C. ELLIS A. N. FOX N. T. J. FULLER K. E. FUSSELL W. G. FORSTER B. N. GIBSON J. E. GALLACHER R. F. HILL W. W. JAMES S. B. JUDY MEMBERS W. B. JOHNSON J. W. KENT J. J. KOZELSKI NV. P. KEMP C. H. KREY M. J. MORRISON J. F. TVIOODY J. L. D. MASKAS A. MCCLAUCHERTY R. N. MCCLURE J. E. MCCARTHY W. B. MCINTOSH P. F. MCMULLIN T. B. PRESTON J. W. RUCKER J. R. RUBIN W. A. SAUL E. S. SZCEPANSKI C. E. SHENBERGER J. SPITAL J. A. SHERMAN R. L. SPENCER J. A. SILVER J. O. SMITH J. SHARPE W. H. SCHNEIDER A. H. THOMAS H. C. VAUCHAN E. H. VASSAR W. H. WINCEIELD P. A. WARNER P. L. WEINSTEIN H. P. WILSON W. E. WILSON W. W. WYATT J. C. WYCOEE Intramural Sports Sports in the Spirit of Play --thatls what intramural athletics offer every Va. Tech man. It is in men of amateur ability that intramurals are interested, hoping by supplementing the work of the varsity teams, to Hnd a place in competitive athletics for every student here at the college. And so, we have intramural athletics offering to all, opportunities for fine recreations. These varied and interesting recreative sports can be played with or against your friends, even instituted at your ref quest. Intramurals have become the best medium for making contacts with campus men. Entering into competition with all men on the field, or friendly combat forms the basis upon which college's best friend' ships can be built. Statistics furnished by the Intramural Department show that over 1,400 different students particif pated in 26 sports for a total of 2,800 participants. It is considered an honor to wear an intramural key because it represents both work and A Democratic Expression of Sports. MANAGERIAL BOARD M. B. BLAIR ............... ................................................ ............ I 1 itrairiurai Director I. N. MCCARTHY .......... ........ S enior Military Manager J. P. DRIVER ............... ........ S eriior Civilian Manager G. W. GEARHART ........ ............................................. ................... S e iiior Editor JUNIOR MANAGERS T. W. LEIGH I. K. AITCHESON E. V. FRANKIE D. D. MCCREADY I. J. KOZELSKI TEAM MANAGERS Company A ........ ....... G . B. CRAWFORD Battery L .......... ......... I . T. RICHARDSON Company B ........ ........... G . A. SCoTT Battery M ........ ........... I . R, CHAFFIN Company C ........ ......... H . J. PARRISH Battery N ........ ......... F . E. WHITTLE Company D ........ ......... I . J. KOZELSKI Battery O ......... .................,... P . H, KLEIN Company E ......... ............ T . W. BooTH Battery R ......... ......... W . B. RICHARDSON Company F ......... ......... I . H. WRIGHT, IR. Battery S .......... .............. I . A. ADAMS Company G ........ ....... M . O. ROACH, IR. Battery T. ......... G. H. Gouorr Battery I ..... ......... W . A. BEACH Band .......... ....... R . E. BURTON Battery K ........ .......... .I . I. DATTILO Civilians ........... ....... I . P. DRIVER ALL YEAR HONOR ROLL G. B. CRAWFORD QAD H. W. SIGMON QCD I. I. KOZELSKI CDD P. D. JESCH QNX Company A, Company D, Company C, Battery T F 00 The things most mei Table a Techman after leaving the V. P. . campus are his extraf curricular activities i ' eisonal contacts. These activities TO td out t life of a Tech' man making his four yeaifs V. P. I. more enjoyable. Often in the fut ie, recollections will steal back into the min of Techmen and bring added joy to life. ays of exuberant youth recalled often eas the burden of many duties and ifesponsi 'ities as the Techman travels th at y of life. I-ff-Q- , S 1' -s A .1 was 'Q X l qs' m . , ,,+. 11... '. 'Y Q 'fm xl, fs MU, axt X -2 sm, A A qv. .5 K . xv 'gh . yi 2,9 wifi 4 , , 4 xv - 1 , A Q -Q V .A K. ,L .k , A m xl x . ,b ,B , ,, X QR KF TI iv kwa' X, K is 'S K W U QZM I., da X umm .L g -. w 'Mx' K 1 J' Ju x f A' . 13: W. 1 . v f A k X 5-X Vw 3'fFil2fmmnw x 'Q 'Y N . . msxgih 1' xi A Yxggb, 1, HQ qyygguu'n1s !55fF 'iwgr ROW' ,M . 'Q .Q 1 Y ' ' fffw - , Q Miif 3 f -s , fi 'Vw - K, is X Q 'ak af? 1 - may - , . 'ii ,AW THE PUBLICATIONS BCARD The Publications Board is the governing body for all student publications on the Virf ginia Tech campus. Its object is to develop, foster, and improve student publications, to promote cooperation among publications, and to provide for supervision and control of student publications. The board is composed of the editors and business managers of: THE BUGLE, The Virginia Tech, The Virginia Tech Engineer, Sentinel, and faculty memf bers. Each April the board meets to elect the heads of the publications for the next school year. The candidates appear before the board, present their qualifications, and explain their prospective editorial and financial plans. The board, in closed session, elects the new editors and managers. Financial control is exercised by the board by requiring estimated budgets at the beginning of the fiscal year, and final statements at the end. During the past nine years the board has handled its business very efliciently. It has a specific job, and executes it well. The board has had to change many of its policies bef cause of the existing war, however, even with this handicap the publications have come out on top. Students: Joe Angell, Charlie Wilson, G. M. Badger, L. B. Cundiff, G. M. Jacobs' S. F. Coats, J. T. Porter Faculty: G. T. Baird, R. H. McNeil, E. R. Price 044 THE PUBLICATIQNS SPQNSURS MRS. JOSEPH ANOELL MISS SARAH CLINE MRS. FLOYD COATS MRS. G. M. BADGER, JR. Bugle Editorial Stag Virginia Tech Editorial Stag Virginia Tech Engineer Sentinel Stag Editorial Stag MRS. W. R. WILSON MRS. GASTON JACOBS MRS. J. G. PORTER MRS. F. W. BARNES MRS. JOHN WANDYOZ Bugle Business Stag Virginia Tech Business Stag Virginia Tech Engineer Guidon Stag Bugle Studio Business Stag 245 THE 1943 BUGLE JOE ANGELL .....,... ........,,.,,... ..... . . . ......... ........ w.........,..,......... E d itor BILL DUNHAM ....,.... ......... A ssisttmt Editor JOE KIESSLER ..,..... ......... A ssociate Editor BILL BUTLER .............., .......,........... ......,.... . ,....... . . .. .......... Photography Editor SENIOR STAFF R. P. TOMLINSON G. M. BADGER FRANK WANDYCZ JUNIOR STAFF W. DICKTERENKO R, S. OLAFSON W. D. MASON J. L. AMATO W. H. HAWLEY F. L. ANGELL R. F. THOMPSON J. H. BLACK R. V. SPIVEY SPECIAL PHOTOGRAPHER BILL WILLIAMS THE 1943 BUGLE was produced under the strain of war conditions and it has certainly showed the effects of staff losses and other headaches. This is the first BUGLE that has not had the benefit of sumf mer planning, since there was no vacation for the Techmen last summer. Likewise, this is the first BUGLE to be published before June of the school year. The combined efforts of Duke Baird and the entire third floor of the Student Activities Building pushed the annual over the last hurdles and we went to press in a flurry of manuscript paper and engravers copy. Out of the night emerged THE 1943 BUGLE. We hope that it will serve as a partial record of V. P. I. in its second World War. CHARLES W. WILSON ....., FRANK J. WANDYCZ ...... G. D. BARRANGER ....... MARY E. HAWKS ....... JOHN P. DRIVER ....... R. M. YOUNG C. A. CUTCHINS, III R. B. HORNER G. J. HAYES THE 194 BUGLE BUSINESS STAFF W. P. HICKEY A. H. CONNELLEE J. R. CROWDER C. H. PERRY J. R. PERKINS C. H. HAss S. ISENBERG R. CANTOR ......Business Manager ...........Studio Manager ......Advertising Manager .........Coed Representative Civilian Representative J. B. JONES W. C. BARKLEY D. A. TYREE T. W. BOOTH The Business Staff Of THE BUGLE is composed of members from all classes. The staff has been led by Charlie Wilson, Business Manager, who has successfully and efficiently carried Out his duties. Each Junior member Of the staff is in charge of an Organization assisted by the Freshman and Sophomore members. The Business Staff performs such functions as soliciting BUGLE subscriptions, Securing advertising, and collecting. No college publication can be a success without the advice and aid of faculty members and professional men. This yeaI s staff wishes to express its sincere appreciation to Professor G. T. Baird and to L. B. Glover of Lynch' burg Engraving Company for their unselfish assistance in producing THE 1943 BUGLE. Coordination was the main feature Of this efficient stall, Barranger managed the advertising with great efficiency. Young, Cutchins, Horner, and Hays combined their talents to perform as a nucleus of the Junior Staff. The painf less method of collecting became a reality this year as a result of their hard work. The TVirginia Tech THE EDITORIAL STAFF L. B. CUNDIFF ...,....,. ...........,......,.........V.................... ......... E d itorfinfChief E. M. VAUGHAN ........................ ..,...,... M ariagirig Editor W. B. HOUCHENS ........................ ........ A ssociate Editor A. B. HONTS, W. W. jEEEERs .....................,..... ........ N ews Editors B. F. MCGUIRE, F. G. WELSH, L. B. AARON ....... .......... N ews Staff R. B. HORNING ..................................................... ......... S ports Editor B. T. EMERSON, R. W. GRAHAM ....... ........ S ports Staff J. B. JONES ................................................................................................................. ........ D esk Editor Q. M. CARDWELL, C. W. FELLOWS, R. L. WATTS, J. R. Fox, C. F. SHULER ......... ........,.. D ask Stayj' H. M. MANDEL ....................................................................................................... ....... F eature Editor C. L. DoRsEY, R. H. RUBEN ............................................................. ......... F eature Staff R. H. LEVINE, V. D. HERBERT, J. V. POWELL, H. M. WALKER ........................... ........... S pecial Writers The Virginia Tech is the official news organ of the V. P. I. student body. It is ranked as an out' standing college paper of the country. Its editorials, makefup and news coverage have won national recognition on many occasions. Much credit is due to those students who work late and into the night so that the news can go to press on time, and the issue appear with the latest events and items of interest to its subscribers. The Virginia Tech BUSINESS STAFF G. M. JACOBS, JR ......... ,.................................... ......, B u siness Manager J. W. WEBB .............i.........,....... ...,,........,........ O fjice Manager C. B. SUMPTER, J. P. WALKER ....... ......... M ail Circulation Managers J. C. POTTS ................................. ,... . .Barracks Circulation Manager The Business Staff of The Virginia Tech has done a line job this year. With the falling off of national advertising income, the 'Tech was forced to cut every corner in reducing costs and increasing subscription income. Both were accomplished with such dispatch that the total income for the year was not far off from previous years. This made it possible to continue to give the subscribers a very fine quality paper. Much credit is due to those students who labored on many thankless jobs-for selling and collecting is often considered in that light, yet most essential for financial wellfbeing and stability. The Virginia Tech Engineer EDITORIAL STAFF S. FLOYD COATS, JR .,.....,.................. ........,..........,,......,e..........,.... .......... E d itorfinfChief E. A. KIDD, L. M. WHITMORE, JR ....... .......................,...,,,,....... ......... A s sociate Editors R. G. KIMBELL, JR .....................,................,............................,.,,,,,..,..,,,,.,v...,...,.............,.....,,.,.,............ Illustrations Editor V. H. NORTON ...............................,.....,......................,...,,...........,....,.......,....,........,...................,...........,..... Features Editor R. W. HOLLAND, III, C. N. HARP, L. P. D. WARREN, W. G. FARTHING, W. NUSBAUM, B. C. ARMS ............ Assistants The Virginia Tech Engineer is the Official engineering magazine on the V. P. I. campus. It devotes its pages and writefups to the furtherance of engineering knowledge and covers the entire engineering Held by the publication Of articles by authorative leaders in the profession. The Virginia Tech Engineer BUSINESS STAFF J. G. PORTER, IR .......................,.............. ......................................... ..............,..... B u siness Manager S. H. HUFF .........................................,.,.,... .................................., ....... A s soeiate Business Manager R. M. HUTCHENSON, T. W. EDWARDS ...i... ....... A ssistant Business Managers J. W. CRAWFORD ........................................ .........,................ S ales Manager W. T. CAMM ................,...................................................................i................................................... Advertising Manager G. H. HARRIS ...............................................................................................................i........................ Circulation Manager W. S. MEDDING, D. S. LIBERMAN, P. A. FASTABEND, H. T. DAVIS, I. G. KAPLAN, A. F. WHITE, H. O. HELMERS, E. R. ESTES, JR., T. G. HINELIENE, H. S. LANDES, R. T. TAVENNER, K. D. KABLE, M. O. ROACH, W. P. NORRIS Assistants The Business Staff Of The Tech Engineer guided by the Outstanding ability of G. Porter, its manager, has made a very ine financial record this year. Never before in the past has this record been equaled or surpassed. Much credit is due to the staff members. s The Sentinel STAFF GEORGE M. BADGER ...,.. .......,.... M anaging Editor C. R. VENABLE, R. P. TOMLINSON ....... Assistants Cartoons by J. ANGELL, G. M. BADGER, S. R. CHASE, G. W. GEARHART, W. M. LIGMON, F. C. MONTAGUE, J. W. OLD, D. R. QUARTEL, F. L. SHOWALTER, N. J. WAUGH The Sentinel is V. P. I.'S cartoon calendar. The success of this publication has been steadily grow' ing since its first appearance three years ago. Under the management of Bill Badger the record has been even more impressive this year. His job was well done and much credit is due to his untiring efforts in publishing a fine calendar. Rabbi Tomlinson, is awarded an E for his contributions. The Guidon H. M. BARNES .....................,.................................................................................................................. Editor C. D. STERNWEDEL, B. W. ROLLER, R. E. FULTZ, C. W. SKELTON, J. K. PANNILL, M. H. WILLIAMS Associate Editors J. W. EAST .......................................................................................................................... Business Manager M. H. HAM, G. M. CAREY, E. F. ELDREE, I-I. S. TURNER, W. B. GWATHMEY .......................... Assistants The Gaidon is published annually as a guide for incoming freshmen. It is known as the rat bible. Under the sponsorship of the V. P. I. Y. M. C. A. this publication is well planned and gives to its readers a world of information pertaining to campus life at V. P. I. PUBLICATIONS BORED STUDENT MEMBERS-Can You Identify Them? FACULTY MEMBERS-No Wonder They Weren't There. Heretofore, formality of Board picture presentations has reached the height of sub' limity. The Student Members posed for this revealing shot before the faculty members put in their appearance. No other comment is necessary. I-ICDNQRARY FRATERNITIES Wir M. L. BASHAM President M. L. BASHAM .....,. J. R. BROWN ........,. J. L. JONES ............ R. B. WELLONs ...... H. B. PERSINGER ......... G. K. ATKINS W. B. BAIRD W. B. BALLARD W. A. BEACH E. A. BELKNAP S. C. BRAUER R. B. CABELL W. K. DECKER H. J. DEKKER MRS. L. D. BASHAM Alpha Kappa Psi The purpose Of this fraternity is to further the welfare of its members, to encourage efforts in research in the fields of commerce, accounts, and finance. To educate the public to ap' preciate and demand higher ideals in business relations is another significant aim. Sponsor . ' Wan. ' S .............P'resident ........VicefP'reside'nt , ,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,.,.,,.., ........., S e c 'retary ...................T1'eas1,we1' i .,........MdSfCT'0f'RitMdlS I C. H MAN H. M. LYNCH Lal F. ' . El SHBOURNE N. A. MUSER B. SON W. J. OLIVER W. J .ODBEY E. H, REMICK H. J. . DEREY R. I. STANLEY H. N. GUSTIN J. A. JOHNSON L. F. JONES S. G. KARN R. H. THOMAS, JR J. E. TOWNES J. W. WEBB J. R. WILSON 254 Alpha Psi Omega The aim of Alpha Psi Omega is to uphold the high standards of dramatics on the campus, and to lead those students interested in draf matics to greater heights of achievement. C. R. VINCENT MRS. J. T. VINCENT President Sponsor OF ERS C. R. VINCENT .,..... ,.,..,., . ,, , p ,, ,,,,.,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, P -resident M. H. SAMUELS .......... ........ A .. ........... ......... V icefP'reside'rLt MARY HAWKS .......... ..,..,.... . Q . QVYQ. ,,.....,., ,.......... S ecvetary A QQXQS A. S. MORECROFT .......... ........ I Q . ' 1Q.Q, ,,....... .....,.... T 'reasuver ia I JOHN P. MILHOUS .......... .,.,,.,.. . QQ J ....,.,... ......... D irector . I V G. M. BADGER, JR. H. R. HAAR, JR. R. H. LEVINE C. M. MOEBIUS S. ISENBERG DAWN E. OWENS F. H. FISH, JR. S. G. KARN M. T. WATSON E. V. FRANKIE GRADUATE MEMBER I. H. JAFFE 255 R R SMITH President R. R SMITH J. B. NORMENT H. R. LEONARD R. W MCNAIR H. S. HARRIS B. W ROLLER D L ALLEN F W BELL C M CAREY J V COYNER J T CRUISE F T ELI IS E C ETZ G A GEHRKEN J D GODSEY MR W E SMITH Sponsor CF lll RS P' 41 NE-I L I IVER I Y REEVFS Alpha Zeta The aims of this fraternity are the promo- tion of the profession of agriculture, the def velopment of high standards of scholarship, character, and the encouragement of leadership in agricultural science. J S RITCHIE J W RUCRER H S SMITH J B SMITH J D SMITH P A WARNER P N WINN E L WISMAN Chancellor Cernsor Treasurer Scrzbe Chromcler Reporter 256 Chi Epsilon The aims of this fraternity are to improve the engineering profession by fostering and def veloping sound traits of scholarship and characf ter among engineers, and to work toward a higher standard of service offered to society in general. W. O. QUESENBERRY ....... G. D. BARRANGER ....... W. C. GILBERT ....... E. L. THACKER ........ R. P. CowART ......... G. D. BARRANGER R. H. BROWNLEY J. R. CAWTHON R. P. COWART P. P. DUNAVANT W. O. QUESENBERRY Miss ANN SHREVE President Sponsor OFFICERS ..............President .........ViC6'PTCSid8Ht .. .. .......Sec'retarjy U .. .............T'reasu'rer .. .........Associate Editor ' ' :.' ' . W. O ILBERT F. MAYO C. N. RP F. D. M. MCDERMOTT H. G. 'l ARNS W. O. QUESENBERRY C. B. MALCOLM E. L. THACKER 257 dent and practicing. Eta Kappa Nu The purpose of this fraternity is to promote fellowship among electrical engineers, both stu- I. P. DRIVER MISS ETI-IEL DRIVER President Sponsor RS J. P. DRIVER ....... ....................... .................... ...........,. P resident P. E. DAVIS ......... .....,... XE ' ........... ..................... V iCC'PT6SidC1'1f F. E. EVERETT ........ ...... . ........ Xf ' ............. ....... C orresponding Secretary J. G. ANDERSON ...,,,, . ....,.......,.......... .....................,.... ............ R ecordirzg Secretary E. F. ELDRED ,,,,,,,,,. ................,..,...... ...................,...... ..... ' ' B ridgew Correspondent MEMBERS J. M. COCHRAN D. W. WEAVER L. D. LANFORD J. C. WYsoR J. C. BRANNON E. L. CAVE G. M. PERRY E. H. PETERSON G. M. PEYTON H. P. MUSSER FACULTY PROF. W. A. MURRAY PROF. R. B. BAILEY PROF. RUSSELL BALDOCK PRoE. B. M. WIDENER C. W. WIRE R. CANTOR W. E. HAYNES C. M. HUNT C. H. WINKLER PROF. A. T. MCCLINTON PROF. W. G. ALLBRIGHT 258 Omicron Delta Kappa The aim of 0. D. K. is to recognize achieve' ment in five phases of campus life: athletics, social and religious affairs, publications, and speech, music and dramatic arts. The qualiications for membership are charf acter, scholarship and intelligence, service and leadership in campus life. R. R. SMITH Mas. W. E. SMITH President Sponsor 'I R. R. SMITH ........ ........................, .,,,,,,. ...,,.,...,..........,.... ........... P 1 e s iclent J. R. WILSON .......... .......................... Q ...,...,................... ......... V 1 cefP1'esident PROE. C. P. MILES ........ ,............. fd i .............. ........... S ecfetcwy H. N. GUSTIN ......... .......... ......... ....... T 1' easwrev U !Qlll4 R M K F. W. BELL G 7 . . ILPATRICK J. R. BROWN RM i fy- L. D. LANFORD J. R. CAXVTHON E. ii----- ED R. W. MCNAIR L. B. CUNDIFF R. FE , N H. P. MUSSER R. W. CUNNINGHAM F. H. I .. H. B. PERSINGER F. E. DANIELS J. D. SEY W. O. QUESENBERRY W. E. DAVIS I. H. JAFFEE C. W. WILSON 259 C. L. KINGREA President C. L. KINGREA ,........ J. G. PORTER, JR .......... F. E. DANIELS .......,...... M. H. HURLEY ................ PROFESSOR F. H. FISH ....... L. B. CUNDIFF A. J. FOSTER A. S. GRIFFITH, JR. A. S. MOREOROET S. T. PRESTON, JR. F. C. BADGER A. H. CONNELLEE R. D. HURT W. P. ANDREWS J. K. MUSICK Phi Lambda Upsilon This fraternity was founded and Organized for the reward, recognition, and the fostering Of excellent achievements in the field Of chemistry. CD O RS 5- . fffffff.H ..,. Q. ....... f'.ffffff img! S 1 S '- ui- M. T. IATSON K. C. ANNOCK R. N. WHEELER C . C. GARVIN, JR. JUNIORS E. O. STERNBERG J. G. BOWERS GRADUATE A. KOROSOIL .............P'resident ........VicefP'reside'nt .............Sec'reta'ry .........T1'easurev ........Councillov R. R. KIDD W. L. PETTY J. H. SALE L. M. WHITMORE, JR. D. M. Cox W. P. HICKEY N. H. RUBENSTEIN B. J. YOUNG T. G. JONES 260 Pi Delta Epsilon The elevation of the cause of journalism, the fostering of mutual welfare of student publicaf tions, and the rewarding of journalistic efforts are the high aims of this fraternity. G. D. BARRANGER MRS. G. D. BARRANGER President Sponsor GFFICERS G. BARRANGER ............... ,.....,,,,A,4,, ,-,,,,,,,-.,,,,,, ,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,, P 1' 5 Sident W. H. DUNHAM, III .......... ............... . ................. ....... V i cefP'resident F. J. WANDYCE ................ .......,.......... . . ............,,,.,.,. ............ CI' veastwev C. P. NUNLEY ...............,.... .,,...,,.,,.,.,....,.. ....... . . . .........,.,. ,.,,,............,,..,. S efveravy P. E. DUPARC ......................... ............. ,............. .,.,.......,...,..,,,,,.,. H ' r 0 ' is nan PROFESSOR R. H. MCNEIL ......,.. .......... ........... .......... G rand Councilman . W if ' s ., , . G. T. BAIRD P. M. JACKSON l . H. MCNEIL E. R. PRICE DR. J. A. BURRUS M. L. JEFFRIES I . D. MICHAEL DR. J. E. WILLIAMS W. H. CROCKFORD L. H. LILLARD, JR. C. M. N EWMAN, HON ARY P. BONTECOU S. S. CUTLER J. L. PAGE M. K. WHITELEATHER S. B. PURCELL LEONARD GLOVER STUDENT J. ANGELL J. W. EAST J. G. PORTER E. M. VAUGHAN G. M. BADGER, JR. G. W. GEARIIEART C. O. SKELTON C. R. VENABLE H. M. BARNES S. H. HUEE R. P. TOMLINSON L. M. WHITMORE S. F. COATS G. M. JACOBS H. S. TURNER C. W. WILSON J. R. GRADDOCK E. A. KIDD C. B. UMBERGER M. S. WRIGHT L. B. CUNDIFF C. M. HANNAFORD MISS LOUISE BUSE President Sponsor O f s C. M. HANNAFORD ....,..... ........................... 2 ......................... R. FERGUSON ................ ...................,.... ...................-,- F. H. FISH, JR ........ ................... X .................- H. L. WOOD ........ .... ,.... ....... X . X X N .hhh ............. I AX Xl. A X' P. D. BELZ T. W. ffl LPATRICK W. A. BOSTIAN E. R. GIVEN I ORRISION H. E. BROWN, JR. P. J. GILLESPIE f . . MCCREA E. F. BURNER J. E. HATCH n W. J. NOLTE, JR. R. W. CUNNINGHAM W. R. HITCHMAN A J. H. NORTON W. L. CUSTER R. W. HOLLAND I E. W. NORWOOD W. E. DAVIS W. B. HOUCHENS, J E. A. PAINTER W. K. DICKEY DEAN E. B. NORRIS PROF. J. B. JONES Pi Tau Sigma Pi Tau Sigma is a fraternity in the profes sion Of mechanical engineering which has as its aim the establishment Of a closer bond Of fellowship Of the men in this field. ................P1esident .......VicefPresident .........Sec'rcta1'y ........Treasu1'e1- C. E. SCHOAF S. D. SEAWELL G. S. SEXTON D. W. STEWART R. O. SWAIN J. B. TACKETT A. W. TANER E. A. KIDD W. S. PATTERSON C. B. WILLIS, JR. FACULTY PROF. J. I. CLOVER PROF. W. T. ELLIS PROF. E. M. SIMONS PROF. A. E. BOCH 262 Scabbard and Blade The purpose of Scabbard and Blade is to up' hold the standards of the Corps of Cadets and to encourage neatness, efficiency, and high, military standards. R. L. ARNOLD ......... J. R. WILSON .....,.... H. B. PERSINGER ......... S. M. ROGERS .......... F. W. BARTON J. R. CAWTHON R. P. COWART E. H. CREWS L. B. CUNDIFF R. W. CUNNINGHAM W. E. DAVIS W. R. D W. K. DECKER J. R. DENT P. E. DUPARC R. L. ARNOLD Captain OF RS r-Lf Im Rf Q Q' 4 5 H GARNISS 11 H GOFFIGAN C HUGHES L D LANFORD i..l...i.1 .'. f. L.'.'.- f..J..fff.'.'.' U F. E. EVERETT J. E. FASOLAS R. FERGUSON H R LEONARD J. C. LESTER N. F. A. MUSER HONORARY MIss DOROTHY ARNOLD Sponsor ....................Captam ..........Fivst Lieutenant ........Second Lieutenant ...........Fi1st Sergeant R. E. NECK W. O. QUESENBERRY H. S. SMITH J. C. THOMAS W. L. THOMAS C. V. WHITLEY G. E. YOUNGBERG COLONEL R. W. WILsoN MA JoR C. GRATZ LIEUTENANT J. W. DAVIS MA JOR R. W. ROWLAND LIEUTENANT H. V. HUMPHRIES L. D. LANFORD Mlss FRANCES WALKER President Sponsor OF ERS L. D. LANFORD ........., ................. ................. F. E. EVERETT ....... .................... vi .................... E. A. KIDD .......... ..........,.... ............. R. FERGUSON ..,....,. .....,.......... ............... E. F. ELDRED ......... ............... ........,.... R If 'Q' 12 , J. G. ANDERSON ' 2: 1 O P. D. BELZ R. XV sON J. R. CAWTHON F. H J. M. COCHRAN R. NK L. E. CROSBY P. J. ESPIE L. B. CUNDIFF W. -I ITCHMAN J. P. DRIVER M. H. HURLEY H. R. DUDLEY E. A. KIDD E. F. ELDRED JUNIORS R. F. DICKERSON W. B. HOUCHENS R. M. KILPATRICK Tau Beta Pi The high purpose Of this fraternity is tO recognize in a fitting manner students who have distinguished themselves in engineering scholarship and fine character. ................P1esident .....................VicefP'reside11t .......Cowespondmg Secretary ........Recordmg Secretary ....................Catalogue1 R. R. KIDD C. L. KINGREA L. D. LANFORD W. L. PETTY E. L. THACKER L. M. WHITMORE C. E. WILKERSON H. L. WOOD B. J. YOUNG 264 Block and Bridle Club The aims of this club are to promote the interest among students of animal husbandry, to encourage higher standards of scholastic atf tainments, and to bring about a closer relationf ship among those pursuing various phases of animal husbandry as a profession. J. W. RUCKER MRS. B. A. RUCKER President Sponsor 0 S KIHV Q J. W. RUCKER ........ ........,.,.,..... gf ..................... ............... P 1 eszdent lx R. R. SMITH ......... ........... ...... ....... ............ V 1 c e 'President E. M. HUFF ................... ............ ..... ...... .....,.,.. ........... S e c 'r etavy PROFESSOR R. E. HUNT ........ ..,......... ....,.. . ....... ............. ....... T 'r easurer J. C. LESTER ................... .......,..., ...... ....... ,..,..... ......... R e p o 1 ter A. A. PAIS ........ ............ ...... ....... ......... ..i...... M a r s hall A 1 55 ' I C. A. ABSHER R. W. GANNAWAY, JR. J. C. LESTER J. W. RUCKER D. L. ALLEN J. B. GRAHAM R. W. MCNAIR R. R. SMITH G. A. ALLEN R. C. GWATHMAY A. A. PAIs D. E, SPRACHER C. D. BAKER R. F. HILL J. E. POE W. E. TYLER T. J. BUGG E. M. HUEE T. B. PRESTON C. B. UMBERGER H. E. CARTER PROFESSOR R. E. HUNT F. W. REA K. C. WILLIAMSON L. P. CHISHOLM I. LANGER L. R. RIGGLE E. L. WISMAN J. V. COYNER C. C. LARUE G. H. ROLLINS J. T. WOLFE R. A. FARRIER 265 fN Phi Phi ie, 'gn RS PROF. WIDENER ...... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, P 'fesidg XR ' OF, JAY HALL -,,-4---wi'-'-- -'----- S eE1.eta,ry PROF- P- M- REAVES -------- -----------,----------- V iCefPfeside Isl ff J. P. IVIAHANEY ......... ,,,,,,, T yeasmey MISS Lucy LANCASTE .XI ,,-,.,-,Y,4,, Coyygspondgfng I- G. ANDERSON D, M. Cox F. E. EVERETT ANFORD D. L. RAMSEY E. L. TI-IACKER R. F. AREY B. CUNDIFF F. FISH, JR, jmtkivm , I, NALLEY R, REYNQLDS M- T, WATSON P. D. BELZ F. E. DANIELs W. R. HITCIIMAN -5' . I. OLIVER M. H, SAMUELS R. N. WHEELER, JR. H. P. BISSCHOP P. E. DAVIS M. H. HIJRLEY . B. PERSINGER K. F. SCI-ILAMB J. M. WI-IITMORE, JR K. C. BRANNOCK I. P. DRIVER B. M. HURT . L. PETTY P. SHAHINIAN C. E. WILKERSON C. R. CARDER H. R. DUDLEY R. R. KIDD 1 ISS RUTH A. POTTER H. W. SIGMON J. R. WILSON I. M. COCHRAN F. E. ELDRED C. L. KINGREA . T. PRESTON, JR. J. B. SMITH H. L. WOOD D. H. CONNER The aim of Phi Kappa Phi is to emphasize scholarship and character in the thought of college students, to foster the signihcant purposes for which institutions of higher learning have been founded, and to stimulate mental achievement by recognition through election to its selected membership. The purpose of this fraternity is to recognize and reward scholastic efforts and attainments among stu' dents enrolled in metallurgical en' gineering, to aid in bringing mem' bers closer together and to act as an eifective link between students and industrial organizations in the field of metallurgy. DAVENPORT RUBUSH SHAHINIAN 'J M Alpha a u : ........... ....... : 2 OFFI ERS 5 R, E, DAVENPORT, JR ........ ................. P res I P. 5- AHINIAN ...... ....... T veasurev R. M. RUBUSH ............... ........ V if-'PPWS R. 3 . MOORE ........ ........ S ecretary : , 1 I ' - E. W. CHRZAN R. E. DAVENPORT, IR. I. D. LEWIS mx ORE R. M. RUBUSH P. SHAHINIAN D. H. CONNOR A. J. INcRAssIA G. A. MARU Q 5 .......... S3 .......... I Sigma Gamma Epsilon This fraternity was founded to promote the profession Of Mining Engineering. Its members are selected for their scholastic standing and outstanding leadership qualifications. It also was formed to establish a closer bond of fellowship which will result in mutual benefit to those men in the study and in the profession Of Mining Engineering. OFFICERS W. W. STONE ........ ............. . .......... . G. A. SMITH ..,.... F. R. DRENNAN ....,.... E. O, RODES ......... MEMBERS V. E. CALDER R. N. JEFFRIES R. E. CALLAGHAN J. D. LEWIS E. W. CIIRZAN S. F. COATES R. E. DAVENPORT F. R. DRENNAN A. J. INGRASSIA R. M. JOHNSON W. H. IVICKENNEY L. A. MILLER R. M. MOORE J. C. MULLER W. W. STONE President ............Pfreside'nt ..........VicefP'resident ..............T'reasuve'r .......Cowesponding Secretary E. M. PACE E. O. RODES P. SHAHINIAN G. A. SMITH W. W. STONE C. R. VENIABLE B. ZWEIG 267 Cotillion Club R. E. NECK ................,... W. O. QUESENBERRY .,..,.. R. FERGUSON ..,......,,,,, G. E. YOUNGBERG ...... S. C. BRALIER .,..,,,, E. R. GIVENS .....,... G. W. A1.B1N C. W. BARCER F. W. BARTON F. P. BILLINGSLEY T. W. BOOTH T. H. BORTI-IWICK S. C. BRAUER J. E. BUTLER V. E. CALDER H. H. COOKSEY R. P. COWART 1. V. COYNER J. R. DENT L. T. DODD R. C. DOREY R. S. DOTSON M. R. DOWNES C. E. EARMAN C. T. ELLIOTTE G. R. EVANS F. E. EVERETT OFFICERS ..............Pv'esident ..,......VicefPresident .SecI'eta1'yfT'reasurer ...............................LeadeT Second ViCC'PT6Sid6Ht .......Assistant Secretary-Treasurer 1. E. FASOLAS R. FERGUSON W. G. FORSTER W. A. GARBEE G. H. GARNISS H. J. GILBERT E. R. GIVENS R. L. GORDON C. E. GREEN C. M. HANNAFORD H K. HARDY A. S. HELTZEL W. R. HENCRE R. W. HOLLAND, III G. H. IRVINE W. W. JAMES 1. S. JOHNSON, JR. R. M. KILPATRICK j. H. LAND D. C. LECKIE Y. R. MCANGE MEMBERS j. N. MCCARTHY H. B. MCCAULEY, IR. R. N. MCCLURE R. W. MCCUE K. MCWYHORTER, JR. J. L. MIDDLETON J. P. MIDDLETON, IR. j. A. MILLS, IR. N. F. A. MUSER R. E. NECK E. W. NORWOOD C. J. PADGETT 1. L. PAIS W. O. QUESENEERRY E. O. RODES G. A. SCOTT L. C. SHELTON P. M. SIMPSON, IR. W. F. SKINNER H. S. SMITH J. L. SMITH R. E. NECK President W. H. STONE W. J. SWEET H. B. TATTERSALL A. W. TAYLOR 1. J. TOKARZ R. M. TOKARZ G. B. TULLIDGE E. H. VANDORN H. C. VAUGHAN, JR J. J. WALLACE E. P. WHALEY R. W. WHITE, JR. F. P. WHITEHURST C. V. WHITLEY M. H, WILLIAMS C. W. WILSON W. E. WILSON G. E. WOOD D. W. WOODSON G. E. YOUNGBERG Cotillion Club The Cotillion Club of V. P. I. was founded in 1913 with the sole purpose of improving the social conditions on this campus, as well as improving the social relations between the student body and the faculty of this Institute. Through the efforts of a congenial and representative group of men of the student body, this club has constantly worked to raise the standards of this very important phase of campus life. During the past year, one of the most dillicult years in the history of the Corps of Cadets, the Cotillion Club has provided three excellent Miss JANET CAMPBELL dances. These outstanding social events have been a big help in uphold' Sponsor ing morale and spirit during the year at V. P. I. Much of this success has been due to the emphasis placed by members of the club upon their cherished spirit of informality and hospitality. In the future years the Cotillion Club will continue to provide dances which will insure a most enjoyable time to the students and their guests, upholding the true spirit of V. P. I. Miss JANET CAMPBELL MidfSummer Formal Leader Miss POLLY jo MCCULLOCH MidfSummer Formal Leader Miss HELEN HERTEL Opening Formal Leader Miss CATHERINE CALDWELL Midfwinter Formal Leader i l 269 German Club OFFICERS R. W. CUNNXNGHAM ...... ..............,..,..,., ,,,,,.,,, P v ggidgm J. R. WILSON ......, ,.,,,,,,,, V iCgfPye5idem H. N. GUSTIN ........ .Y....... S ecretavy-Treasurer J. R. CAWTHON ......... ......,,.,.,,.,,,.,,.,.,,,..,..,.,,,,., L gade-f J. D. GODSEY ....... ......... A ssistzmt Secretary-Treasurer R. W. CUNNINGHAM President MEMBERS F. L. ANGELL R. L. ARNOLD, JR. F. G. ASHWORTH H. M. BARNES W. A. BEACH A. H. BELCI-IER F. A. BELT M. H. BLANDFORD R. W. BUNDY W. W. S. BUTLER, III L. R. BUTT J. R. CAWTHON A. H. CONNELLEE W. L. CONNELLEE J. R. CROWDER L. B. CUNDIFF R. W. CUNNINGHAM C. A. CUTCHINS, III W. E. DAVIS W. R. DEANS, JR. W. K. DEGKER H. J. DEKKER R. F. DICKERSON W. H. DORTCH R. H. DUGGER, JR. W. H. EADES . C. G. EMERSON E. R. FRYER G. A. GEHRREN J. S. GILLS H. J. GODFREY J. D. GODSEY H. GOFFIGON ! ' E. B. GORDON C. A. GRAVES A. B. GREENLEE H. N. GUSTIN L. HARRISON J. E. HATCH, JR. W. L. HAWKINS F. G. HILEISH R. F. HILL, III O R. C. HUGHES E. H. HUNTER R. D. HURT S. L. JOHNSON P'J?'F. JOLLY J. B. JONES J. L. JONES L. F. JONES H. C. KEARNS, JR. R. W. KENNEDY L. D. LANFORD C. R. LEMON W. M. LIGON R. M. LYON B. K. MAGON W. L. MANN F. MAYO A. F. MCELWEE C. C. MCGEHEE J. A. MCGUIRE A. G. MEAKIN W. A. MOORE R. J. MULHOLLAN H. P. MUSSER B. C. MYERS, II D H. B. PERSINGER, JR. J. V. POWELL, JR. S. M. ROGERS W. L. ROSS J. H. SALE W. F. SAUNDERS J. A. W. SMITH T. F. SMITH G. W. SNEAD R. F. STOWERS J. C. THOMAS W. L. THOMAS J. E. TOWNES R. J. TRIPLETT W. H. TUCKER K. U VADEN C. E. VARN J. P. WALLER J. W. WEBB R. G. WEST P. A. WHALEY F. F. WHITTLE J. R. WILSON W. C. WRIGHT A. C. YOUNG B. J. YOUNG R. M. YOUNG HONORARY MEMBERS DR. PAUL H. FARRIER DR. W. L. SANDIDGE German Club This year the Virginia Polytechnic Institute German Club, the oldest social organization on the Tech campus, attained its fiftyflirst year. The German Club takes pride in presenting social entertainment of the highest credit to its alma mater. In memory of Dr. C. M. Newman, the German Club Scholarship was awarded this year to the outstanding sophomore in the Corps of Cadets. This scholarship was founded last year to commemorate the f Clubls Golden Anniversary. MISS HARNETT HAUSMAN In days of war as in days of tranquility, the German Club strives to Sponsor promote a spirit of cooperation and earnestness in working for its alma mater. Solid plans have been made so that the Light of the German Club, even dimmed temporarily by the impact of war, will shine in its customary way after the present strife. However, as long as the Virginia Polytechnic Institute is able to continue in anything like a normal manner, there will always be the V. P. I. German Club to serve her. Miss NANCY SAUNDERS p MidfSu-mmer Formal Sponsor Miss HARRIETT HAUSMAN Opening Formal Sponsor Miss JOANN STARK MidfWinter Formal Sponsor . Miss ANNE HUTCHESON M idfWinter Privates Sponsor 271 IN MEMORMM CAPT AlN J. D. JONES sPoNsoR, CLASS or 1943 CDRGANIZATICDNS C. M. HANNAIEORD President The Engineering Council is com' iw Engineering Council MEMBERS J. G. ANDERSON G. W. GEARHART S. L. JOHNSON H. M. ARNOLD C. R. HAM A. F. MCELNVEE S. F. COATS W. E. HAYNES H. B. MCCAULEY J. M. COCHRAN T. M. HIGGINS C. J. PADGETT R. W. CUNNINGHAM R. M. HUTCHINSON D. S. PARKER F. L. GADDY A. HERTZEERC E. H. PETERSON C. C. GARVIN J. G. PORTER J. H. SALE C. P. SMITH FRANK WHITTLE C. E. WILKERSON P. N. WINN posed of representatives from the various engineering fraternities on the campus. It serves to coordinate the aims of the extrafcurricular education of engineers and to bring together stuf dents and faculty for consideration of mutual problems and questions. The purpose of this club is to instill the feeling of fellowship among stu' dents studying Ceramic Engineering. Problems and questions of the times are discussed among members. By this a clearer picture is brought before stu' dents taking Ceramics. American Ceramic Society S. L. JOHNSON MRS. S. L. JOHNSON President Sponsor Q1-TFICERS S. L. JOHNSON ........ ............................... G. M. BOYD ........... R. W. JEFFRIES .....,... F. F. WHITTLE .......... ......................... C. W. FELLOWS ........ .......A........................ MEMBERS H. W. ARCHER H. T. BRAND W. C. COOKE R. W. CROWELL A. A. DINUBILA G. R. EUSNER L. W. FURNALD F. L. PADAN W. C. HACKLER N. L. Ross F. H. JOHNSON J. W. SAUNDERS S. L. KAPNER R. W. SCHOTT C. H. KREY K. B. SMITH W. H. MCKENNY H. G. SPENCER .............P'resident .......VI'cefP'resident .............Sec'retary .........T1easu1'e1' .................Ma1shall R. L. SPENCER C. VENERABLE C. A. WILLIAMS L. WooD B. ZWEIG A. I. Ch. E. OFFICERS P. JANOSIK .,.,,.,,,,,..,...,,,,,,,,.,. ................ P resident 1. C. GEISS ........ ................................. S ecvetavy M. Cox ...................... ..,............... V 1C6'P'fCS1d6'Y1l R. R. KIDD ......... .................................... 'I' reaswrer W. DICKTERENKO ..,...... .,...,,..................,.............................. ........ S e Tg6dHf'dI'ATmS MEMBERS W. ALBIN C. D. DARWIN R. B. HORNER D. J. MOTZ H. G. SMITH C. BADGER W. A. GARLETTE, IR. W. H. HURLEY R. S. OLAFSON H. D. STEVENS W. BARNES S. GOLDSMITH R. H. JONAS A. J. PEREIRA R. H. STEPHENSON E. BRYAN L. 1. HAMLETT W. R. JONES W. L. PETTY I. H. HIOLTZ R. CARDER G. B. HARRIS P. I. HARP J. B. SCALES W. F. TORREYSON H. COLEY W. P. HICKEY C. L. KINGREA H. A. SCOTT R. N. WHEELER .l- P- .IANOSIK W. F. CRIST A. B. HoNTs J. MERRYMAN A. I. E. E. OFFICERS M, COCHRAN ..... --------- C l16liTm0 1 F E. EVERETT ------ ...... V icefPresideI1t HANNA ----- ....,. S ecretaryfreasurer President The American Institute of Chemif cal Engineers is an active curricular organization which has as its purpose the furtherance of engineering knovvlf edge in chemical fields. Its program includes discussions of a technical nature, smokers, and movies. The American Institute of Electrif cal Engineers is one of the oldest orf ganizations on the campus. The memf bers have benefitted much by the talks and lectures given by Electrical En' gineers. Each meeting presents an excellent opportunity for the students to become acquainted with their chosen field. J. M. COCHRAN Miss MARGARET SMITH Chairman Sponsor A. F. MCELWEE MISS VIRGINIA XXYOOIJY Prefidcilt Spoizxor The A. S. C. E. is a curricular or' ganization formed to give the students a broader and more comprehensive View of the problems they must face in the Held of civil engineering. The Virginia Tech chapter of the A. S. M. E. is composed of students enrolled in mechanical engineering. The club holds Weekly meetings which consist of scientific talks by outside speakers, talks by students, and edu' cational motion pictures. These week' ly meetings do much to give the stuf dent a professional inspiration in this field. R. O. SWAIN MRS. L. O. SWAIN President Sponsor A. G. L. VV P. C. E. R. VV G. A. VV . R Ri W J. F. IWCELVVEE .... VV. GEARHART... B. ANDI-LRSON P. ANDERSON D. AROIIIRILD ARMSIRONI D, ISALES E. BANK C. BARRIER D. BARRANGER BASS M. BECK, JR. P. BISHOP II. BRONYNLEY A. BUCKNER R. CAWTIION A. S. C. E. .. .... Secretary ....Trez1su1'er IQOWLAND, JR. RYAN SILLS C. SIIENIIERGFR J B. J. R. E. A. S. I.. . SIIROPSIIIRI' E. I. SKILLMAN J. L. SMITH E. L. 'FIIACKER C. R. D. VINCENI D. ll. WALKER J A. VVILLIAMS M. II. WILLIAMS OFFICERS .............P1fc.vidc1zt H. B. IWCCAULEY.. .......Vicc-P1'e.Iidmzt H. C. KliARNS..... MEMBERS R. XV. CLINE J. GREEN E. F. RIASSIE T. S. COOK H. R. HAAR F. MAYO R. P. COWART C. N. I'IARP M. S, Rl!-QDIJIXK J. A. CRAVVFORD G. N. PIARRIS H. A. NANCE J. A. IJAIGER C. A. HARRISON J. M. NII'IIoI.s J. R. IJISC I. R. HOLMES VV. NIN M. R. IJOWNES J. G. HUNDLEY E. I.. CDXRRADY P. P. DUNBRANT S. C. JOIINSON K. W. PALMER A. NV. l,YER H. C. KEARNS S. PERI.MU'r'I'ER XV. G. FARTIIING R. G. KIMBELI. A. E. PRICE VV. B. FRAHER R M. LYON W. O. QUESEREERRY . VV. C. GILRERT G. B. RIALCOLM C. D. ROBINSON! J. A. GLOYER J. G. Rl.-KRTIN VY. G. Romxsox H. VVYCIIE M. R. O. SWAIN ..... A. S. M. E. OFFICERS C. E. SCHAFF ............. PROF. E. M. SIMONS ....... E. R. FRYER ............. H. E. BROWN ........ F. S. CHILDRESS ...... ....-.....-Chairman VicefCI1ai1man .........CI1a1'rmc1n ........-..-...-.--.Sec1fetary ...--Reco'rding Secretary ...............-..'TTea.swreY American Chemical Society OFFICERS C. O. SKELTON .......................... President R. L. BAILEY ........ ..... .......... ,.... S e c retarg K. C. BRANNOCK .,........,... VicefPresidem C. G. HAAS ....,..,...................... Treasurer PROF. J. W. WATSON ........................................... .Advisor MEMBERS C. E. ANDRODE R. L. BAILEY W. C. BISHOP M. C. BRALLEY K. C. BRANNOCK M. H. COWELL B. T. CULLER MISS E. DAVIS J. E. FASOLOS W. H. GRAHAM C. G. HASS J. H. HICKS R. H. HAWKS J. B. HARVIE J. A. KOLBE R. W. LERNER D. MOPILER E. F. MOORE C. J. MCLEOD R. W. PHILLIPS JACK SPITAL E. O. STERNBURG H. C. SMITH C. O. SKELTON B. R. SHIELDS L. O. SILVAN M. K. TESTERMAN M. T. WATSON R. K. WILLIAMS MISS M. L. WILKINS L. P. D. WARREN G. B. WAGNER A. I. M. E. OFFICERS J, C, MULLER ,,,,,,,, .,............... P residermt F. L. GADDY .............. Secretaryf'Treasurer E, M, PACE ,,..,,, ,........ V icefPresident C. E. TAYLOR ................ SergeantfatfA'rrns MEMBERS J. K. AITCHESON R. B. ANDERSON W. E. BARNES O. L. BELL W. N. BOND S. F. COATS J. G. HOOD C. R. HOIOVER W. B. HOOVER J. L. HOWARD K. Q. JOHNSON R. M. JOHNSON T. W. LEIGH J. W. LEWIS MISS D. E. OWENS C. E. PARKS O. A. PHILLIPS D. T. PRITCHARD E. O. RODES L. D. SENTER M. H. SHIIMATE A. E. SINGLETON R. R. STERNBERGER C. E. TAYLOR A. C. YOUNG MISS KATHRYN DEAN Sponsor C. O. SKELTON President The American Chemical Society is one of the oldest student Organizations on the campus. It is composed of those students enrolled in the many branches of chemistry. The activities of the A. C. S. conf sist of demonstrations, motion pic' tures and technical talks. 3 This club is composed of the men taking classes in Mining Engineering and Mining Geology. One of the ma' jor duties of this club is to provide a contact with the mining industry for these students. J. C. MULLER MRS. CLIFFORD MULLER President Sponsor C. E. WILKERSON MRS. EVA W1LRERsoN President Sponsor The Architects are noted for their late lights, incessant Work, and their constant presence in Patton Hall. The A. I. A. brings the students enrolled in Architectural Engineering and the faculty together. Many outstanding speakers in the field of Architecture lecture at the Weekly meetings held by this club. The V. P. I. Biology Club was orf ganized in 1932 to promote further interest in Biological Sciences and to establish a firm fellowship among the students. Talks are given by students and members of the faculty on various biological phenomena. R. C. HUGHES MR. S. C. HUGHES President Sponsor American Institute Of Architects OFFICERS C. E. WILKERSON ........ ........ ....... P r esident H. M ARNOLD Secretary J. WALLAKJE .................. VicefPresident H. W SIGMON Treasurer 1. H. EVERETTE .............,,..................... Marshall MEMBERS J. W. ALLEN M. W. DUTTON A. B. MCCLJLLOCH O B STANLEY 1. ANGELL J. H. EVERETTII R. C. MOREHEAD J A SWACRHAMER R. F. AREY L. E. ELLETT F. B. POOLE J L TYREE H. M. ARNoLn W. G. EC1-1oLs A. R. PEINTECOST H VERERIS F. N. ATR1Ns W. S. FREEMAN R. W. RUNIONS E WILKERSON W. L. BARROVV j. H. FULCHER J. A. SHERMAN J H WALLACE C. W. BARGER, JR. H. H. FOSTER F. L. SHOWALTBR H W1LCox 1. P. BLACK C. A. GRAVES 1. P. STANIUNAS M WRIGHT W. H. BROXVNELL I. H. JAFFE G. B. SAVAGE W M WINEREE A. H. COHEN B. Y. KINZEY H. W. SIFMON I A WoLEsoN R. H. CARDWELL O. C. MILLER R. A. SEARS W I WooD H. R. DUDLEY Biology Club OFFICERS R. C. HUGHES .......... President W. E. COPENHAVER ...... Vice President A. G. MEAKIN ....... Treasurer P. A. TANNER ...... Secretary A. E. S. S. GFFICERS F. V. RossoN ...... .............. G hairman H. G. BLACK .......... ......... V 1cefGhawman F. T. ELLIS ........................... ................ S cribe J. R. RITCHIE, K. G. SNEAD....... ........ Party Leaders F' 1xQSiiT?N MRSA FEQE.i,,FOSSON The Agricultural Economics and Sociology Society is composed of those students enrolled in Agricultural Eco' nomics and Rural Sociology. The purf pose of this society is to bring its mem' bers together to encourage fellowship and creative thinking. The Virginia Tech Chapter of the American Dairy Science Association is arcurricular' club established maintained for the educational and social enlightenment of all students enrolled in Dairy Husbandry. G. H. RoLL1Ns Miss DoRoT11Y RoLi.1Ns President Sponsor American Dairy Science Association UFFIGERS G. H. RoLL1Ns ......... .............................. ........------- P Y esiderlf H, SELWYN SMITH ,,,,.,. .............................. V iCC'PT6SiCl6Tlt A. W. BOWMAN ........ .......................................... S ecretcwy R, W, MCNAIR .,-.,,,,, ........ T reasiwer and Business Manager I. M. TRIMBLE ....... ..................----------.---------- R CPOTKCT J. T. CRUISE ........ ---------- E CWOT .A. M. E. OFFICERS RIAJOR GRATZ... ,,,,,,,,,,. .. ..,. Faculty Adzfzkur R. N. JEFFRU-9 . ....... Ifl.!'C-1,fC'.Y'lil1'CIlf JOHN B1-:ERE ......,,,..A.,.,,,,,.,,, ,,,,,,,,,....... I lrcxidwzt I . R. I,UNAW xN1 ,,..,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, . .,., S' mvfntary R. K. RAMSEY .....,,,.......,,.,Y...,,,VVV ,V.,,,,,,,,,Y,,....,.,.... ,,,.,,,. T r uaxuru' MEMBERS C. VV. ALBIN J. A. CRAWFORD R. K. ELAM M. J. MAcDoNA1.n R. K. RAMSEY R. H. BALLARD R. J. CRONVDFR G. R. EUSNER H. M. IYIANDEL M. O. Roxxcur F. M. BAUMn.xR1m1-R J. NV. CARTER VV. II. FORT: II. C. RICGHEE VY. fi. Romxsox C. VV. BAROER H. T. DAv1s E. V. FRANKII J. R. IIANNIXG R. R. STERNBIJRK TR VV. M. BECR VV. T. DECRER F. I.. UAUOY I.. A. RIILLER M. H. Suunxir J. BEER!-2 P. D. DTAMANTIDES H. R. IIAAR J. C. RIARTIB D. li. S'r.xssFORn VV. B. BROOKS C. L. LJORS1-LY J. T. IIANNA NV. NIN IJ. Il. VK'Al.RrR R. XV. BROWNII-X R. C. IJOREY H. K. llowrpm ll. A. NANCI' D. II. XNIARD C. VV. CALHOLN F. R. IJRENXAX R. M. IIUTLQIIIXSUN S. C. ORR J. A. XY1Lr.rAx1sov JOHN BEEBE R, CANTOR R. P. l,lINAY-XXT R. T. JOHNSON II. PERDUF I'. X. XYINN l'1'c.viu'Unt T. H. CIIISXNI-IL B. T. EHERSON R. N. JEFT-'Rus F. B. POOLE The Society of American Military Engineers is composed of those men who believe that the lessons of the past should be preserved and studied as a guide to the future, and who deem it their duty to assist the nation in the winning of the war. Leadership in Our modern industrial life requires technical knowledge, a sympathetic understanding of human nature, and economic and social relaf tions upon which successful industry is based. The society holds Weekly meetings which serve to give the stu' dent a professional outlook in this field. C. J. PADOETT Miss MIRIAM CRIGHTON President Sponsor ... ith aw . fi C. J. PADGETT .............. 7 5 U1 C H Q E 2 U3 O Z we R. ACIRIESTI R. BALI ARD C W. H. CARDER W. L. COBB S. L. DAv1s, JR. V. G. EBERWINE J. T. FULTON R. N. FUNK M. A. GOLDSTEIN A. S. HELTZEL . CALHOUN, JR. S. I. E. ........PTeside'r1l F. E. JENNINGS MEMBERS G. W. HERBERT, JR. J. E. MAXEY J. E. HOLLAND M, HOVNANIAN D. M. JENKINS WWOW42 wus QFWW QZZH1 .AFR 3' H 1 E R. LORIE . H. LEGARD, JR. C. W. ORCUTT, JR S. C. ORR, JR. D. E. PFLUEGER J. H. PETERSON R. C. SCHMIDT ..................VicefP1esident ..........SecretaryfT1easu.'rer R. M. SIMPSON, JR. N. G. SMITH W. T. SMORCZEWS M. SOLLOD KI W. F. SPILLAN C. D. STEINWEDEL W. L. TATTERSALL W. H. THOMAS W. L. THOMAS R. M. TOKARZ E. L. VAN NU1s J. C. WELLS T. H. WITCHER H. L. WOMACR J. H. WRIGHT, JR. Business Club OFFICERS N. F. A. MUSER ......... ...,...............,... .......... P 1 esident M. L. BAsHAM ........ ........... V icefPresident J. W. WEBB ......... ......... S ecfretairyfffreaswrev G. W. SNEAD ....... ..,.... S ergeantfatfArms N' F' li MUSER A. S. A. E. CFFICERS J, B, SMITH ,,,,,,, ............,...,....,, ....,.......... P Ar esident E. B, HALE ,,,,,,. ......... V icefllresident P. N. WINN ........ ........... S ecretcwy T. T. BRADY .,,...,.. ....... T Teasiwer A. H. GEE ........ ....................... S cribfi W. R. BLACK ....... ........ S ergeantfatfA'rms President The Business Club was formed in 1931, and consists of students enrolled in Business Administration. The Club has attempted to create a feeling of fellowship among members, and to endorse any proposal relative to the betterment of the department of Busif ness Administration. Agricultural Engineering is a com' paratively new field of engineering which applies the basic principles of engineering to the arts of agriculture. The club's purpose is to promote participation in the discussion of cur' rent technical topics, and to aid in the development of leadership. 1. B. SMITH Mas. V. E. SMITH President Sponsor Agricultural Club OFFICERS R. W. MCNAIR ...... ......................... ............. P fr esidem F. W. BELL ....... ........ V icefPresident H. S. HARRIS .......... ,........ S ecvetary l E. T. ELLIS ......... ........, T reagiwer R. B. DELANO ........ ,,,,.,,,,,,,. R eponey R. W. MCNAIR Mas. W. D. MCNAIR RUCKER ' M cwshall President spam. PROF- G- W- LITTON ........ ......... F aculty Advisor The Agricultural Club serves to bring various agricultural curricular clubs together for cooperation in the promotion of programs of an educaf tional nature in the fields of Agriculf lIU1'6. The Agricultural Education Club was formed for the purpose of bringf ing students taking Agricultural Ed' ucation together to discuss problems and questions in this field of Agriculf l1lI'6. D. L. ALLEN President Agricultural Education Club D. L. ALLEN ..... OFFICERS M. L. HAM .......... K. N. ADAMS ......... R. R. HENRY .... PROF. RICHARDS -..........-President -......VicefP7esident ....-...SecTetary -......-.--'Treas1,we1' Faculty Advisor 4fH Club The 4fH Alumni Club is composed of former 4fH Club members coming from high schools. Its purpose is to encourage social activf ities and stimulate fellowship among the members. Leadership is stressed. OFFICERS BEN WILKINSON ......... ...................... ........... P 1' esident JANET COPENHAVEN ....... ........ V icefP'resident LoU1sE ROBINSON ....... ........... S ecretary NED TYLER .......... ....... T Teasufrer BEN WILKINSON Miss FRANCES MOORE President Sponsor 'LBJ J. D. SMITH MRS. E. B. SMITH President Sponsor The Forestry Club is an active Or' ganization Of students in the division Of Forestry. Educational insights are brought to the membership by profesf sional talks and programs pertaining to the field of modern forestry. The Horticultural Club was Organ' ized primarily to promote interest among its membership in Horticulture. It furnishes a medium for securing inf formation through discussions and outside sources. E. C. CUTCHINS Forestry Club OFFICERS J. D. SMITH ......s.....................,. President G. A. GEHRKEN ..................,,,, Treasurer J. W. EAST ...................,.... VicefPresident H. L. HOLBROOK .....,......,........... Secretary MRS, E, B. SMITH ........................................,.................. Sponsor MEMBERS H. N. BOND W. N. DANIXIINBLIRC? R. A. MCKAY H. H. SCHMOELE D. B. BURTON W. H. DIXON J. A. MILLS B. P. STIEFFEN J. A. CAMM J. W. EDWARDS O. K. NELSON J. D. TAUSCI-IER C. M. CAREY D. M. EGAR W. S. OVERTON J. P. TODD E. A. CARLETON W. A. GARTH C. H. PERRY J. H. TOMKO J. G. COOPER R. H. GRIFFIN H. C. QUINN J. R. VOGEL S. R. CROCRETT A. C. LITTLE H. A. RICE J. S. WAMPLER G. D. CROSBY E. E. LANE F. J. SAWYER P.......... Horticultural Club OFFICERS E. C. CUTCHINS ....... .. .... ........ P resident A. N. FOX .......... ........ T reasurer L. K. REA .........,.,.. ...... . ,VicefP'resident L. BONHAM ...... ......... S Ecretavy MEMBERS J. D. ASHLEY J. E. BUTLER G. D. JONES M. QUILLEN R. W. YOUNG R. F. ANDREWS F. N. FLETHER J. D. L. MASKAS W. F. THOMAS HONORARY MEMBERS DEAN H. L. PRICE PROF. L. B. DIETRICK MR. Q. B. ZIELINSKI MR. L. C. BEAMER PROF. A. H. TESKE PROF. A. G. SMITH, JR. MR. D. A. TUCKER MR. H. E. HUDDLESTONE Home Economics Club FRANCES SMITH ......... ,,,.,, MARGARET REYNOLDS ...... BLANCHE ANKERS DORIS CLINE JANET COPENHAVER RUBY CORNETT EDNA DAVIS MARJORIE DEHAVEN JANE ECHOLS WILMA Fox LOUISE GREGORY MARY HAWKS MINETTE HEUSEL OFFICERS President VIVIAN GRUBB ........ .......VicefP1esident MILDRED HUDSON MEMBERS DOROTHY HURT MARY EVELYN JOHNSON MYRTLE JORDAN JEAN LOVELACE JO MARTIN EMMA JEAN NEWMAN DOROTHY RANEY LOUISE ROBINSON J ELLEN SHARP .......Secvetary .......'1 Teasure'r WILLIE BELL WATTERSON FRANCES SMITH C. R. XJINCI-ZNI. lVlARY HAWKS CORNELIA NYI-1 ,,,., A. MORI-:cROF'I JOHN P. BlII.HOLS A. C. ADAMS I. APPEL G. NI. BADOI-:R E, L. BONO A B I' NRIS RAIN L JOSEPIIINE COMPTON P. D. DIAMANTIDES T. W. EDXYARUS EDYTHE ERLICHMAN F. H. FISH, JR. E. V. FRANKIE Maroon Mask MEMBERS TOMMY FUQUA DIARY ITAVVKS H. R. ITAAR, JR. R. HESS BIINETTE HEUSEL E. L. HUEE S. ISENBERG I. H. JAFFE R. JOHNSTON S. G. KARN ALICE KLINE R. H. LEVINFZ ELIZABETII RJARTIX J. MITCHELL C. M. MOI-:EUS A. S. MORECROET OLIVE MYERS ELVA MAE NOIILE J. H. NORTON CORNELIA NYE M. L. OLIVER DAWN OWENS . .... President Vice-President . .......... Secretary .......T1'easuwr ......I...DZ'TCL'fDl' RUTH POTTER E. REEVES VV. B. RICHARDSON NI. I' S - 1. AMUELS PEGGY SMITII R. I. STANLEY NAIOMI SCHVVARTI E. G. TRINER C. R. D. YYINCENT M. T. XVATSON MARY LEE WILKINS President The Home Economics Club was formed for the purpose of Serving its membership by encouraging social ac' tivities on the campus. Many prof grams of interest are launched each year. The Maroon Mask is an organizaf tion which strives to encourage and improve the talents of Students who are interested in the Held of dramatics. Annually several plays are offered to the Student body. The actors com' posed of students only have a fine opf portunity to display their talents on these occasions. C. R. D. VINCENT JACQUELYN VINCENT President Sponsor ir? M. H. SAMUELS MRS. J. S. SAMUELS President Sponsor The Lord Reading Club is a relif gious club composed of members who are of Jewish faith enrolled at V. P. l. The club acts as a medium of bringing 'Jewish boys together in liberal discusf sion groups. This student branch of the Institute of Aeronautical Sciences serves to stimulate mutual student interest in aeronautics and to establish for each member a background for later techf nical membership in the national society. A. HERTZBERG President MRS. B. H. JACOBS Sponsor 'P Lord Reading Club OFFICERS MAXWELL H. SAMUELS ..... ......... P resident AL KAPLAN ..... VicefPresident JACK SPITAL ..... ...... S ecretrwy BOB LEVINE .... ...... T Yeaszweo' American Institute of Aeronautical Science A. HER1'Zl!liRb XV. XV. I.L'riivR1x VV. T. Ax.r.xA1xni-.I C. C. ARTHUR L. tXMATO . Axmzicsox A. L. Axm-:RsoN, J 9 Avia' 'o ' J. D . ILR5 N Biamzia .l. br. G. A. BROWN E. F. BURN:-:R H. C. BAN.xc1i P. C. BARRINVI-R A. H. Bussies' P. M. CHICHEBLER J. J. CLARK C. Coou D. Cluzss B. C. R. O I-'F l CERS .... ....,. I freyzdwzt R. L. BRYABI .. ..l'irr-l'1'i'.v1'i1i 1:t R. S. NESS CXIHERS R. R. IJANFORIH 11. C. HOl'iii.KRIJ O. A. l'llILLI1-'S A. IYPQNGIO Ilucias P E. l'IATT II. L. DIli'l'RlL'lI. JR. II. L. HURI.l2LR'l' C. G. l'nR'1-ER B L. Dow L. JOHNS I. H. PRICHETT H. IJUN li. Lizwis BI. O. Roxcn S. l-'L.xsTr3R M. LINDER J L. Rrsr Y. A. FQLUIQN, JR. E. LUlN1SI7l'IN J. L. SAI-'FELL C T. FRANVIS N. lNICCAR'l'IIY VV. W. SANDERS C. II. GARH1 ut S. RIEYFR5 G VV. SARGENT R. M. Givizxs C. RIILLER G. S. Snxrox J. M. G1I.1.s . R. 3I1LsTi-:An D D. Sumfrox XV. J. Go0Ls1:x P. BIORR D. Sciixmnim C. W. HARRY J. BIORRIS S. W. Scuxrinm ll. K. EIARIIY L. PAGE H IJ. SIIEPARD J. C. LIAXVRIN. . S. PATTERSON C. R. SIPE J. A. HAUur: S. PERDUE F .....Sci'r'i'li11'y . TI't'tl.Yl1l'lJ7 R. SMi'1'u, JR. SN1c.xn .J. ll. E. A Ci . SNYIJI-:R S1-Ri'1l.i. STONE T.x c R r:'r'r 'l'.x1.M.u:E, JR G. RYAN IIORN P. VVANUYI-Lz I.. VVARE R. XVILLIAXIS F. VVoon K. VVYNN1-. F, YVu1'rTI.ia VV. NVYCHE, JR E. A. KIDD ................ Glee Club OFFICERS D. W. STEINWEDEL ...... S. D. TATALOVICH ...... R. M. WRIGHT ...... C. E. WILKERSON ....... W. W. FARTHING ....... -..........President .-..-VicefPresiclent .-.--Treasurer .....-..-..--.-..-.Secretary ..--.--Business Manager ...-.-....--.-.-Lihrarian STAN SCHER ........ BILL Cook ....... BILL PETTY .......,.. GEORGE SAUL ........ DOUG WHITESELL ........ Southern Colonels MEMBERS .............Firs1: Alto Sax .........Second Tenor Sax ........Third Alto Sax . ....... Fourth Tenor Sax ..........First Trumpet Boa HUTCHINSON. ....... ......... S econd Trumpet IOH NNY CREGER ....... BOB CARR ........................ ........ MEL FELDENHEIMER ..,..,... JIMMY THOMPSON ...... CHARLIE BYRD ........ PRESTON BREEDEN .......... .........First Trombone ....,........ Drums E. A. KIDD MISS KATHLEEN BENTLEY President Sponsor The V. P. I. Glee Club provides a musical outlet for students who are interested in music. One main purf pose is to develop talent and give adequate expression for harmonic utterances. The V. P. I. Southern Colonels is Tech's official student dance orchesf tra. Its Hne music has earned wide' spread recognition and praise. It furf nishes variety entertainment in a novel manner. G. A. SAUL Manager Second Trombone ........Piano ..........Gu1tar .......Bass Life Saving Corps OFFICERS W. H. QUARTERMAN ,........ ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. ,,-,,,,.4 C a pmm BILL WILLIAMS .,.,,,,,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,v,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,--.,..- F 1 mt Mate R- W- WHITE ............... ........ S econd Mate J. L. SAFFELL ....,,,.,.,,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,..,, T -fmgmey MISS COMPTON ..................,.,.........,,...,,,,,.,.. ,,,,,,, .,v-.,,,- 'Y' goman 'M MEMBERS PROE. W. G. ALBRIGHT BEN DUNN W. H. QUARTERMAN MRS. W. H. QUARTERMAN R- CROWDER A- BEASLEY President Sponsor C- G- DORN The V. P. I. Life Saving Corps is an organization composed of a mem' bership which is vitally interested in life saving. It supervises and assists in the operation of the campus pool. It also conducts many classes in first aid and life saving. The V. P. I. Rifle Club is com' posed of students who are interested in firearms and rifle markmanship. It is serving in an invaluable capacity for training future officers. W. A. SAUL Mas. R. L. SAUL President Sponsor 11:1 Rifle Club OFFICERS W. A. SAUL ....... ..................... ............. P 1' esident J. C. WYCOFF ......... .............. V icefflresident R. R. BLACKMAN ............................ ......... S ec'reta'ryfT'reasu're1' C. C. BEARD, R. F. T'HoMPsoN ......... ....... R ange Managevs CAPTAIN TYLER ........................... ......... O jficev in Charge SGT. SHEPKO, SGT. BIRDWELL ......... .................. C oaches Army and Navy Club W. H. DUNHAM ......... F. S. BADGER ............. W. T. CAMM ......,. W. S. MEDDINO ....... A. I. ADAMS R. T. ADAMS F. L. BUCHANAN S. L. DAVIS M. W. DIZE J. A. Fox 1. A. GLOVER W. D. GOOCH O. I. HUGHES C. T. HUNT OFFICERS MEMBERS K. W. PALMER W. H. QUARTERMAN J. T. RICHARDSON J. D. SCHWEICKERT J. A. SHERMAN .............President ........VicefPresident ............Treasu1ev' ..........Secreta1y C. R. SIPE C. C. STEWART W. M. THOMPSON M. D. WILDRICK G. W. HERBERT ...... R. W. RYAN ........ WM. NOLTE ..... R. TOKARZ ......................... Newman Club OFFICERS CAPT. WILLIAM DAE FRON ...... REV. C. J. MARRAMA ......... .......Faculty Advisor -..-..-.....Moderator ...........President VicefPresident .......-.Sec1'etary ......-....Treastwer W. H. DUNI-IAM COLONEL W. H. DUNHAM President Sponsor The Army and Navy Club at V. P. I. consists of a membership composed of students whose fathers are mem' bers of the armed forces Of the U. S. A. The club brings together boys who come from all sections Of the country. The main purpose is for mutual assof ciation. The Newman Club is an inter' national organization of Catholic Youth. It was founded by John Henry Cardinal Newman. Its main purpose is to encourage spiritual and soeial inf terests of college students. G. W. HERBERT President Crder Cf Demolay J. G. PORTER Master Councilor, First .Quarter Miss FANNY WILL HALL Sponsor M. S. WRIGHT, JR. Master Councilor, Second ,Quarter MISS HELEN DUCKSON Sponsor G, W. GEARHART Master Councilor, Third Quarter MISS BUFFIE BRICKEY Sponsor Qrder Cf Demolay Well known for its dances and other social functions, the Order Of DeMOlay has added much in the Way of entertainment to campus life. Fraternalism, the mark of a true DeMolay, is the watchword at all meetings and informal gatherings. Members are chosen On the basis of loyalty, ambitions, ideals, integrity, and personality. J. G. PORTER ............ M. S. WRIGHT, JR .......... G. W. GEARHART ........ A. S. BASS J. A. BEASLEY R. B. BURGER V. E. CALDER R. H. DUGGER T. W. EDWARDS C. C. GARVIN G. W. GEARHART H. C. GROSECLOSE C. G. HAMMOND G. H. HARRIS J. G. HUNDLEY OFFICERS MEMBERS R. H. JONAS S. C. JOHNSON J. W. KATCHEN H. C. KEARNS W. F. KINDLE R. W. MGCUE H. C. MCGEHEE B. F. MCGUIRE J. A. MCGUIRE J. G. MARTIN F. MAYO ........Magster Councilor, First Quarter Master Councilor, Second Quarter .........Ma.ster Councilor, Third .Quarter G. H. MILES O. W. GLSON J. G. PORTER E. O. RODES J. SPITAL R. H. STEPHENSON R. F. STOWERS J. C. THOMAS C. E. VARN J. A. WILLIAMS H. L. WOOD M. S. WRIGHT, JR. M MILDRED MAGILL ...... Y. W. C. A. Y. W. C. A. CABINET ........Social .........President WILLIE BELL WATTERSON......... . MYRTLE JORDAN... ....... VicefPvesident LouIsE PRATT ............... .. ..,...... Hostess FRANCES OWEN ........ ......... S ecvetafy MARTHA KING ................ ....... H ospimlity ELLEN SHARP ....... ............ 'T reasuver EMMA GENE NEWMAN ....,.... ....... P nblimy 'C FRANCES SMITH ......... . ....... Home Missions MARY HAWKS ....... ........ P mgmm MILDRED MAGILL President MILDRED HUDSON ........ ........... D evotions Lois KERSINGER ........ ........ M usic The Y. W. C. A. is a Young Womf en's Christian Association composed of female students who desire to prof mote a fuller development of spiritual and mental life on the campus. It sponsors a variety of entertainment for spiritual and social stimulation. The Y. M. C. A. is a Young Men's Christian Association on the V. P. I. campus. lt is a fellowship of students who are interested in a fuller meaning of life in a spiritual, personal and social way. It seeks to set up ideals of Chris' tian conduct, and is helpful in teach' ing the Faith. R. A. FARRIER Miss KITTY BYRNE Pvesident Sponsor ' mu Y. M. C. A. R. A. FARRIER ...... ............................................. ............ P 1 esident H. P. MUSSER ....... ....... V icefPresident M. L. OLIVER ...... ....................................... S ecretavy J. S. RITCHIE ......... ........ C hairman Finance Committee PAUL DERRING ..................., ..................... G eneval Secretary WILLIAM H. HENDERSON ...... ........ A ssistant Secvetavy A. CLIFTON GRAY .................... ..................... B usiness Secretary MRS. NORMAN HACKERMAN ........ ....... O ffice Secretary and Hostess ADVERTISEMENTS Looking Up WILEY 8z WILSON CONSULTING ENGINEERS LYNCHBURG, VA.-RICHMOND, VA. A. S. PFLUEGER REGISTERED JEWELER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY I 118 W. CAMPBELL AVENUE ROANOKE, Vmc. THE NATIONAL BANK OF BLACKSBURG MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION WALTER B. ELLETT, President J. M. KESSLER, Cashier We have tried to make the adverf tising section effective this year. Various pictures of the campus and Departments of V. P. I. are placed throughout the section. Notice the advertisements as you glance at the pictures and patronize these firms who have helped to make the 1943 BUGLE a noteworthy publication. THE 1943 BUGLE STAFF SPECIALISTS IN ARMY, NAVY AND MARINE CORPS OFFICERS UNIFORMS Gwwfb ORMANfSI-IEPHERD, I C. 507,509 S. Jefferson Street A Dial 9781 -I .g if 2 ' I A ROANOKE, VIRGINIA A- .. --A- ' ff' .A ,.,,- Iffii- . --55552 ?5::. r.?E?E.':5E: -Eifiz'-5:2 .- E5E'E'fEfE .,,b- : IRII ' ,,,.,. . . I ' I ' b I, Lyr1c Theatre Bu1ld1ng 2355 . 1312116491 111: . '. -,4 ' f:4:.- -rea:--f' :. -New-9 . ffl I ,-.Q A'.-4--- -I,- BLACKSBURG, VIRGINIA emma COMPLETE STOCK ARMY AND NAVAL OFFICERS ACCESSORIES AND METAL ORNAMENTS -I I PEARSALI., STUDIO ' I Portraits By Photography I I OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS I fm I 1942 RING DANCE CLASS OF '44 I I Civil Engineers 9 FRANKLIN ROAD ROANQKE, VIRGINIA PHONE 9161 I I Smart Hostesses Prefer- I LYNCHBURG ALWAYS I' rp WELCOMES TECHMEN 1511! I SI l , I 221.9 EDMQJZQM Made with agedfinfwood apple CHAMBER OF CGMMERCE cider vInegzIr according to rare I I ': Old Vlfglnla R6C1pCS. LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Sln 1868 ASK YOUR GROCER FOR 1 Ce PIN MQNEYI' PICKLES I FRESH FOODS K SNS'f1 W 'ai 'fag W V Irrq XXV O xr-fs C ' In , IIW- RAIN is -33 NEWS! WITH the whole world aflarne, yOur daily newspaper with its complete, impartial World news coverage is more than ever an elfective and necessary part Of your daily life. We feel that we are justified in saying here are- TWG GGOD NEWSPAPERS COVERING ROANOKE AND SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA THE ROANOKE TIMES Ghz Buanuke Eurlh jlietns Says: Good Morningv Says: Good Evening Roanoke, Virginia WRITE US FOR ANY V. P. I. INSIGNIA WALTER B. ANDERSON L. G. Balfour Products RICHMOND, VIRGINIA IN LYNCHBURG-IT'S Millner .Quality Costs No More T. 59' A. Building BLACKSEURCYS NEWEST House of Fine Foods MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT THE SOUTHERN GRILL POPULAR PRICES COLLEGE AVENUE Magic City Launderers and Cleaners, Inc. 900 Iam STREET, s. W. DIAL 8111 SALEM 10000 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA CHAS. I. LUNSFORD JAMES J. IZARD CHAS. P. LUNSFORD Chas. Lunsford E99 Sons GENERAL INSURANCE and SURETY BONDS DIAL 7 301 ColonialfAmerican National Bank Building ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Coast Artillery Glen? IDim1icl1's COLLEGE SHOP Clothes for Young Men and Men Who Stay Young 108 W. CAMPBELL AVENUE ROANOKE VIRGINIA MANUFACTURERS OF I-IIGHfGRADE MATTRESSES Buy 'Yours from the College Book Store American Beauty Mattress Co. LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Airheart-Kirk Clothing Co. Incorporated MICI-IAELSSTERN CLOTHES Favored by College Men Everywhere 107 West Campbell Avenue ROANOKE, VIRGINIA The Best HandyfSized Dictionary Webster's Collegiate Dictionary Fifth Edition G. Ez? C. Merriam Co. Springield, Mass. Clouds Q46 ZOTZVLCE V. P. I. DINING ROOM AND DANCING SPOT IN LYNCHBURG FAVORITE DINING AND DANCING PLACE FOR YOUR RANDOLPHf MACON AND SWEET BRIAR DATES PERSONALIZED SERVICE TO THE COLLEGE SET Located about eight miles West of Lynchburg on the Roanoke Road barlntteshille woolen ills CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA GNMKD MANUFACTURERS OF I-Iighf rade Uniform Cloths IN SKY AND DARK BLUE SHADES FOR ARMY, NAVY AND OTHER UNIFORM PURPOSES and the Largest Assortment of Best Quality CADET GREYS USED AND SPECIFIED BY THE LEADING MILITARY SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES OF THE UNITED STATES Gmora Prescribed and Used by the Cadets of VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE NEW RADFORD LAUNDRY INCORPORATED and RAINBOW CLEANERS COMPLETE LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING SERVICES Burruss Land and Lumber Co. LYNGHBURG, VIRGINIA Bear in Mind BUY FROM THE MEN IN THE WCODS 75 SAW MILLS 9 PLANING MILLS WHERE CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS ARE JUST DIFFERENT ENOUGH TO MAKE THEM DISTINCTIVE mf-. 1 BLACKSBURG AND PEARISBURG AI1, JT' IW! C l 0 T ll I ll G, I N C- lF.?l'. ..'.i ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Use Light White and Metropolitan F lours Achieve the Success 'Yom' Cooking Skill Deserves QUALITY SUPREME RCANCKE CITY MILLS SOUTH'S FINEST FLOUR MILL Compliments Of Harrison-Hancock Hardware Co., Inc. HARDWARE CHRISTIANSBURG, VIRGINIA PHONE 18 Aggie THE IQ43 BUGLE IS BOUND IN A KINGSKRAET COVER DESIGNED AND PRODUCED BY THE KINGSPORT PRESS, INC. KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE The Peoples COLLEGE INN . I VISIT THE COLLEGE INN FOR Nauonal GQOD MD., BLACKSBURG, VIRGINIA of I LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA C, C, Bova ,gl Company ROANOKE, VIRGINIA ' NWI-IOLESALE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES MEMBER OF I t Dependable Dealers m Seasonable Frmts THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM ESERVES V. P' L.. AND Distributors of T F D I C BUDWEISER BEER, CANADA DRY GINGERALE HE EDERAL EPOSIT NSURANCE ORPORATION AND SPARKLING WATER DIAL 7576--5577 I I SALEM ELEVATORS FOR VERTICAL TRANSPORTATION SALEM FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS, INC. SALEM, VIRGINIA I Compliments of I HASH FURNITURE CO. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MAIN OFFICE: BECKLEY, W. VA. Flying Retail Stores: Beckley, Mullens, Oak Hill, Welch, W. Va. Pulaski, Radford, Blacksburg, and Pearisburg, Va. Roanoke Fruit and Produce Nelson Hardware Company 1888 55' YEARS 1943 Distributors I Who we GQLDSMITH AND RAWLINGS FRUITS, VEGETABLES SPORTING GOODS PR DUC KROYDON GOLF EQUIPMENT Q and O E DUNLOP TENNIS RACKETS AND BALLS Dull 8721 P' C' BOX 594 We Restririg Rackets with Armour Gut ROANOKE, VIRGINIA ROANOKE, VIRGINIA COLLEGE SHOP V. P. I. WHERE TECHMEN MEET STUDENT ACTIVITIES BUILDING Arrow Shirts Bostonian Shoes I 1:ENE3f-T? d bel TECH DRUG, Im. 15 a name o recogmze epen a 1 ity - in the Held of DRUGS I DIAMONDS WATCHES SUNDRIES SILVER CHINA SQDAS Visitors Always Welcome CIGARS 3 STORES I ROANOKE - LYNCHBURG BLACKSBURG, VIRGINIA FAYETTEVILLE, N. C. , HALL BROTHERS Q S Q S I FURNITURE co. I NEW AND USED FURNITURE 5 IO'2 5 CEHU Store CHRISTIANSBURG, VIRGINIA I I PHONE 280 Congratulations, Graduates W B HALL PAUL JA HALL -I I COMPLIMENTS OF I PEMBROKE, VIRGINIA BLUE RIDGE, VIRGINIA I SKIPPERS, VIRGINIA POUNDING MILL, VIRGINIA I 5 Q ' 2.11-l ' fr: 1 Ti-425 f - M For Peace of Mind if jd F' 'll Y., Q la w-,f 'KNO other investment has the flawless record of life insurance in these troublous financial times, and no other investment in any times or at any price is ref motely capable of duplicating its graniteflike stabilf ity, and of conferring upon its owners such lasting peace of mind. -The Atlantic Monthly. For' S9Y9l1tY-tW0 y0a1's this l'0l1lll2lll.Y has p1'ox'i4l04l such pear-e of mind. Have you all that you need? THE LIFE IXSUHANUH CUMPAN Y of VIRGINIA Established 1871 BRADFORD H. WALKER, President Rirflnnund, Virginia 9 lf U I - S ,Ma 4 JEWELERS ' OPTICIANS The Southfs Leading J8wCl8Tl Cor. Jefferson St. dz Church Ave. Complete Stock of Nationally Advertised I WATCHES-DIAMONDS-SILVERWARE CONVENIENT TERMS No Interest or Carrying Charges CENTER DRUG COMPANY DRUGS f SUNDRIES f SCDAS SCHOOL SUPPLIES O Patton Hall Agents WHITMANlS CANDIES I - - GIF T S Christiansburg Fuel and I I I Inc THE MANY FINE LINES FORMERLY gNZZ,P U t' CARRIED BY MARY AVA'S GIFT . . , fOp1'16 or I I GUARANTEED GARDEN SEED . OPEN FORMULA FERTILIZERS ' OPEN FORMULA FEEDS I Brown Stores Company KNOWN ORIGIN SEEDS Hmdwm T Gifts ' SOUTHERN - - - - W I 0415? COAL, CEMENT, LIME, SAND, ROCK ' 0 A Stomachic Stimulant He Projits Most Who Serves Besti' PHONE132 SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS Manufactwred and Guaranteed by CARLOAD LOTS A SPECIALTY . The Conquerlne Co. LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA MY DUTY AS AN AMERICAN I will realize that no task is too arduous . . . no sacriice too great . . . if I am to count myself among those who can proudly say: I did my share! I helped win Americafs glorious fight for freedom! I will pledge myself to give as much as I can . . . and then give AGAIN! I will do without joyously . . . and do my part toward hastening Victory by buying more . . . and more . . . War Savings Bonds and Stamps! , I will remember, too . . . that there are hundreds of small ways in which I can be of help . . . will promise myself not to lose sight of any little duty which, on first thought, might appear and I trivial to me! I will do my utmost to conserve any . . . and all materials which my country might need . . . . . or in the future! ' now . I will not hoard . . . or waste . . . or grumble over sacrifices I may be called upon to make . . . or in the future! I will not spread rumors . . . idle talk may cost lives . . . and it will be my solemn duty to prevent others from doing so! I will safeguard my health . . . so that I will be ready . . . if-when-and in whatever capacity . . . my country may need me! I will keep my chin up . . . come what may . . . and do my best to spread cheer-and create a spirit of unity around me! And . . . when all is said and done . . . I will thank the powers that be . . . that I am an Amerif can! And I will do all I can to prove my everlasting faith in the greatness of my country! THE PLEDGE OF NOLAND COMPANY EMPLOYEES In 18 Branches DOW... SUPREMACY HROUGH THE YEARS V. P. I. men have chosen JOSTENQS as their official jewelers because of their belief in the supremacy of Jo s T E N 's distinctive craftsmanship. May we pledge anew our painstaking efforts to the maintenance of that supremacy. It is in keeping with the traditions of your great institution f f f It is a standard you have every right to demand. GENERAL OFFICES Es? MAIN PLANT OWATONNA, MINNESOTA C. W. WINEGAR, Represematwe KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE THE STONE PRINTING AND MANUFACTURING GG. RGANOKE, VIRGINIA 60 Years' Experience in the Printing Business BOB NIGHGLS, Glass '30 Sales Representative ARMY NAVY 'UL 1 1f 3 Wk COMPLIMENTS Foremost Manufacturers MILITARZ0i1ii,l1gzNi5E,3iDYiciJ1PMENT OF N. S. MEYER, Inc., New York A FRIEND E I N E E L Q W E R S EUR EVERY OCCASION AT REASONABLE PRICES FALLON FLORIST BUGLE ROANOKE, VIRGINIA GILES HARRIS, V. P. I. AGENT CLOVER CREAMERY CO. INCORIICRHEIJ L, S IVI 'El If Manufacturers of PASTEURIZED PRODUCTS MILK BUTTER ' IEWELER RADFORDI VIRGINIA BLACKSIBURG, VIRGINIA Pitzer Transfer Corporation CROMER FURNITURE C0 No. 600 Second Street, S. W. ROANOKE, VIRGINIA LARGE STOCK OF QUALITY Agents for FURNITURE ALLIED VAN LINES, INC. Local and Long Distance Hauling Fiwnitiwe Storage and Retail Coal Christiaiisbmg, Virginia Established 1883 ECONOMY LUMBER CO. INCORPORATED CHRISTIANSBURG, VIRGINIA SINGLE MORTGAGE SYSTEM F HA tyre c'MaterialIy at Your Service 1 I Chem. Lab. CENTRAL SERVICE STATION R. D. TATE, Proprietor OUR AIM AND DESIRE IS TO PLEASE YOU BLACKSBURG, VIRGINIA HOTEL CARROLL LYNOHBURG, VIRGINIA Cafeteria and Dining Room V. P. I. STUDENTS WELCOME PARSELL'S PIE SHOP STRICTLY HOMEMADE PIES SANDWICHES AND FRIED PIES SERVES V. P. I. 102 Commerce Street ROANOKE, VIRGINIA WHEN IN CHRISTIANSBURG MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT OUR STORE MILLER DRUG CO. lyric aah little Ulbeatres COLLEGE BOOK TECH BARBER TECH SANDWICH S H O P SHOP IVIONOGRAIVI COLLEGE IVlEN'S CLEANERS SHOP GNMKD Compliments of VIRGINIA TECH ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 1 l l YOUR THREE GENIAL HOSTS IN THE MAGIC CITY INA X - . 1 by 1 W A .A I nv 1 -1 V1 H 2 3 3' ,,.-.g 1.,, fig-Aj-f - :1f w1E'ff!. 1 A... ,.4. Im . I ,' -5-1-L I ,I ' 12- 1, - - . . -1- ff I A I 1. 1- - - - . . ' 1 , ,,., 1 11 - -- I f 19,2 , 5'1 .1 ,-Q' F' 21' ' ' - - .. 311 1:1 - 1- -1 - -- I l ? 'L Zi. 't 'E V' I 11 ' J 4.'- -1- - .. I 11 , l . ' ALLEN. J 'V ' A' I. ! ' LL-gig 1-1':,:gQwef:..hxg!1 I 1 w I . Wm ,m ilf v,-. gptsil 250 Rooms 200 Rooms HOTEL PATRICK HENRY HOTEL PONCE DE LEON A. B. Moody, Manager Garland W. Miller, Manager . -al 325 Rooms HA Modern, Air Conditioned Version of An Old English Inn HOTEL ROANOKE K. R. Hyde, General Manager George I.. Denison, Resident Manager THE HOTEL ASSOCIATION OF ROANOKE, VIRGINIA 1 I - l 1 - A Jefferson Standard Policy BROWN'S SUPER MARKET I is a. - '-THE SELF-SERVICE STORE DECLARATION or FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE ALLEN F. HALL, Special Rep., Pulaski, va. FANCY FRUITS AND PRODUCE R. HAMPTON DAVIS, Supervisor, Roanoke, Va. FRESH MEATS Jefferson Standard Life Phone 3351 101 S. MAIN STREET Insurance Co. GREENSBORO, N. C' BLACKSBURG, VIRGINIA MARTIN-SENOUR CORNER DRUG STORE MONARCH PAINTS THE REXALL STORE For A11 Outside Painting On the Comer Distributed by L'WHERE ALL TECHMEN MEET Roanoke Hardware Co., Inc. 214 'ro 220 WEST SALAM AVENUE BT-ACKSBURG, VIRGINIA THE PIIIT HE EH 'T HE THU GHHII nbve fubio LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA Q XD MORE than ever before, quality has become an important factor in College Annuals. Everything to express skill, technique, artistry, is revealed in our prints. They are the only material proof of our ability, the only visible evidence of the value of our photographs and workmanship. OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR 1943 HBUGLEH HELEN G. EASTHAM I OLD MILL I SHOP BOWLING ALLEYS I EXCLUSIVE CLOTHES FOR THE I -' ' WELL DRESSED WOMAN I Brotherhood Mercantile Co. SMART CLOTHING I AND FURNISHINGS for College Mev1 I 53 YEARS OF SERVICE STAUNTON, VIRGINIA 107 S. JEFFERSON STREET ROANOKE, V I V ' I Compliments of O Blacksburg Hardware Co. I BLACKSBURG, VIRGINIA PICKWICK ' ' BILLIARD PARLOR .. .. .... .I M. E. Lab. Compliments of COLONIAL AMERICAN BARBER SHOP ROANOKE, VIRGINIA OOMPLIMENTS OE THE Richmond Machinery E99 Equipment Oo., Inc. Richmond, Virginia RADFORD FURNITURE CO. TYLER BUILDING RADFORD, VIRGINIA SEE JOHN THE BARBER AND WARREN IDEAL BARBER SHOP IN THE LYRIC BUILDING Jennings Jewelry Store CHRISTIANSBURG, VIRGINIA Meet 'Your Friends at the Friendly Drug Store Klor's Drug Store WALGREEN AGENCY CHRISTIANSBURG, VIRGINIA Order Tour Flowers from BROWN STORES, Inc. Agent for KIMMERLING BROTHERS FLORIST Star Barber Shop S. H. KESSINGER, Manager BLAOKSBURG, VIRGINIA Thompson-Hagan Drug Co. IXCOIiPURA'I'ED The REXALL Store CHRISTIANSBURG, VIRGINIA Wall's Jewelers RADFORD AND PULASKI, VIRGINIA ELKIN, NORTH CAROLINA CALDWELL SITES CO. Complete Lines in 1. Papers-Wrapping and Printing 2. Stationery-Gifts-Books BLACK-LOGAN COMPANY OnefPrice Department Store . 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