Washington and Lee University - Calyx Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 382 of the 1931 volume:

Class o3?!J3.JlB Book No.B.Tp.iA LIBRARY : ■ ...OF... Washington and Lee University LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA C . Accession No... ..L,T3Sa.. ; ' - -, ' ■; ' .-■- ' -- BXUHHD! CBPWUfiHT IBll WILLIAM C. TLI€M 4 EDITCI2-IN-ClilEr JCHN W. DEVINC, Jl . eUXINCXJ MANASEP f ISSf %lESiP Vll KAJia naii PUCLI tiED ANNUALLY Cy THE STUDENT CE Wa hingtcn Lee Univec itt LEXINGTON, Vll eiNIA niHiEwiiiiiir. • • • In future days, the memories of the happy events and treasured associations of your college life are recalled by these pages, the aim and desire of the 1931 Calyx will be more than fulfilled CHNTIENT uNivEcsiry CLASSED PPATECNITIEX OCeANIZATICNX $€CIETy PEATUCEX ATHLETICX ADVECTISEMENTX N B i ' ¥ m William Alexander Anderson Trustee 1930 William Alexander McCorkle Trustee 1930 Q Archibald Tyson Harris Member Junior Class 1931 El Anders Carpenter Schu ltz Member Junior Class 1931 Hr tTT l ' HTT1i;illrlrT TTTIIIIII M TtttlT TlTTT|)I M ITI1t I i I i , T T T r 1 t I T T I  t « rf t,VU, _ iyAJ Mm TT rrTTtT M T m iT M iitfrtt U TT ' TTti -.V istr - .-- i! « ..a ' tr - -_l:l- ' Xi.. iJUi - •.; ! I ,3 ,3-::— ,-.-- J.J. --i-i . 1 : if lu ' ■ i 1 d i ? I d I : i ' a ' 7 ' == ■ 3 1 SS . ' D G 7 b 3 Trustees 7 ' iLLiAM Alexander Anderson, 1885 308 Letcher Avenue LEXIX TOX, VIRGINIA George Walker St. Clair. 1901 TAZEWELL, VIKGINMA Rev. W ' illlam McClanahan White, D.D., 1915 UALEIC.H, XOKTH CARdLlN ' A Harrington Waddell, 191 5 iS Jordan Street lexin(;ton, vihgi. l William Alexander McCorkle, 191S CHARLESTON. WEST VIRGIN L John William Davis, 1921 15 Broacl Street NEW YORK CITY Charles J. JNIcDermott, 1922 165 Broadway NEW YORK CITY James R. Caskie, 1924 Peoples National Bank Building LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Dr. George Bolling Lee, 1924 Hotel Plaza NEW YORK CITY Rev. Walter Lapsley Carson, D.D.. 1926 First Presbyterian Church RICH.MOXD, VIRGINIA Newton D. Baker, 1928 Union Trust Building CLEVELAND, OHIO William McChesney Martin,, 1928 Federal Reserve Bank ST. LOfIS, MlSSOl ' Rl George Ca.mpp.ell Peery, 1929 TAZEWELL. VIRGINLA Louis Spencer Epes, 1929 RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Paul McNeel Penick, Secretary and Trea.-;urer I ' la White Street LEXINGTON, VIRGI.NIA Yi I N M Died 1930. mlpas -fi- fe I 9 S I n p Francis Pendleton Gaines President ' i ' I I 7 TfT  ' « ' X t ' tt ' T tT   t   ? ' ) r  y t ' ? ' . • iX I t1 Hexry Donald Campbell Dean I ' I j I M I t H HM I . ' } 1 M| | M a s y h: ' Administration Francis Pendleton Gaines, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Litt.D., LL.D. President Henry Donadd Campbell, A.M.. Ph.D.. Sc.D.. LL.D. Dean of the University De la Warr Benjamin Easter, A.J L, Ph.D. Assistant Dean of the Uniz ' ersity Glover Dunn Hancock, A.B.. A.M.. Ph.D. Dean of the .Scliool of Coninieree James Lewis Ho we. A.M.. Ph.D.. .ALD. Dean of the Sehool of Apflied Seieuee William Haywood Moreland, LL.B. Dean of the School of Laiv Robert Henry Tucker, A.B., A.M., LL.D. Dean of tlic College Paul McNi:el Penick, A.B.. LL.B. Treasurer Earl Stansbury Mattingly, A.B. Rer istrar Munsey Sinclair Gleaton, A.B., B.D. Dr. Reid White. M.D. Secretary of Christian Work University Physician Helen A. Rockwell Dr. Reid White, Jr., A.B., M.D. Acting Librarian Associate University Physician N r5 . — i ■rf r 1 i 1 I! ! i 7 .:4 The School of Law William Haywood Moreland, LL.B. Dean of the Sehool of Lazv Clayton Epes Williams. LL.B. Professor of Lcm. ' Ray ion T. Johnsox, A.B., J.D. Professor of Laze Charles Rice McDowell, A.B., A.M.. LL.B. Professor of Lai ' Charles Porterfield Light, A.B., A.jNL, LL.B. Associate Professor of Laiv I . ■ -J, 1 9 S I The School of Commerce Glover Dunn Hancock, A.B.. A.M., Ph.D. Dean of the School of Couiincrcc Robert Henry Tucker, A.B., A.M., LL.D. Professor of Ecoiioniics and Business Adininislration Robert Granville Campbell, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Political Science Rupert Nelson Latture, A.B., A.M. Associate Professor of Political Science and Sociology William Coan, A.B., A.M. Professor of Commerce and Accounting M. Ogden Phillips, A.B.. A.M. Assistant Professor of Economics and Commerce Paul Parker Cooper, A.B., A.M. Associate Professor of Business Administration Earl Wallace Bibb, B.S. Assistant Professor of Economics and Business Adminislralion Cecil PJouglas Smitpi, B.B.A., M.S. Assistant Professor of Accounting John Higgins Williams, A.B., A.M. Instructor in Political Science I  v i ttttt ' it ' f irty y ti f ITtALX -- % V The School of AppHed Science James Lewis Howe, A.B.. Ph.D., M.D. Dean of lite School of Apflicd Science Henry Donald Campbell, A.M., Ph.D., Sc.D. Professor of Geology William Dana Hoyt, A.B., M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Biology Robert William Dickey, A.B., A. L, B.S., Ph.D. Professor of Physics and Plectrical Engineering Lucius Junius Desha, A.B., Ph.D. Professor of Clieniistry William Thompson Lyle, C.E. Professor of Ciz ' il P.ugineering Hale Houston, C.E. Associate Professor of Cii ' il P.nginecring Norman Jackson Harrar, IxS., i LS.. Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Chemistry H. Hunter Smith, B.S.. M.S. Assistant Professor of Piiysics Chamberlain Ferry, A.B. Thomas Cof.b W.atkins, B.S., M.S. Instructor in Geology Instructor in Biology V V ■■■ T ' PT T VV T -■i H ' ITttt  ' ' ' ' ' ' '  ' ' ' ' ' T ' H Tri l ? The College Thomas James Farrar, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Gcrnian Livingston Waddell Smith, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Matlieinalies De la Warr Benjamin Easter, A.i L, I ' h.D. Professor of Roinanee Lantjiitu es Edgar Finley Shannon, A.B., A.M.. Ph.D. Professor of English M !- 1 I t i Forest Fletcher. E.E. Head of the fh-parhiieiit of Physieal Pdiieation John Alexander Graham, A.B., A.M. Assoeiate Professor of Roiiiaiiee LaiHincuies James Strong Moffatt, Jr., A.B., AM., Ph.D. Assoeiate Professor of English Earl Kerr Paxton, Jr., A.B., A.M. Associate Professor of Mathematics William Gleason Bean, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of History E. Parker Twombly, B.P.E. Assistant Professor of Physieal Edneation I ] ; ( Walter Abraham Flick, A.B., A.: L, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Education and Psychology William W. Iorton, A.B., B.D. Professor of Philosophy and Christian Ethics u George Junkin Ir in, A.B. Assistant Professor of lioniance Eanguages Leonard Clinton Helderman, A.B., . . L. Ph.D. Associate Professor of History iL-l ff I 9 S I Fitzgerald Flournoy, A.B., A.M. ( Oxon) .-Associate Professor of Eiiyiish A. E. Mathis, B.S. .-issislaiit Professor of Physical Education Lawrence E. Watkin, A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of English 1 ) A 7. Frank J. Gilliam, A.B., A.M. Associate Professor of English Henry Vogal Shelley, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Ancient Languages } Iarvin Grant Bauer, A.B., A.M. Assjciatc Professor of Public Spealci ig William L. Mapel, B.J. Professor of Journalism Ollinger Crenshaw, A.B., x ' K.M. Assista)it Professor of History Arthur Ulric Moore, A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of English and Public Speaking Robert Winter Royston, A.B. Assista)it Professor of Mathematics Oscar W. Riegel. A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of Journalism Laird Young Thompson, A.B., LL.B. Instructor in Prcnch Allen W. Moger, A.B. Instructor in History ' illiam Miller Hinton, A.B., A.M. Instructor of Education and Psychology John Kennetpi Leslie, A.B. Instructor in Spanish THE SENIORS (Tv crvs i (Tw (i «r;) LAW Officers Ethan Allen - - President Kenxeth Bank J ' ice-Presideiit G. E. Mitchell, Jk - Secretory-Treasmrr . AI. Weixberg Historian F. V. McCluer, Jr Executive Couiinitteenian n Turner Hearst Adams CO.WVAY, ARKANSAS Ethan Allen SUMMIT, NEW JERSEY i; ' 1 ' E, t A A A X P, A A, W. F. Troubadours, 2 ; Baiul, 2. 3 ; Southern Col legians, 2, 3, 4. Troubadours, 2, 3, 4 ; Vice-President, 4 ; Southern Collegians, 2, 3, 4, 5 ; Director, 4, 5; Interfraternity Council, 5, 6; Presi- dent Senior Law, 6. ) T T T T  1  I H I ; CALvx: I ' ( M n Kenneth Bank WILI.IAMSOX. WEST VIRGINIA Z B T Freshman Track, i : Calyx Staff i, 2, 3, 4. 5 ; Associate Editor, 5 ; Track Squad, 2, 3, 4: Vice-President Senior Law, 5; Vice- President Intermediate Law, 4; Ring-tmn Phi. 4: Mink. 2. Richard Edward Beaton PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA K r. ■ f fiAMi - j ' o I 9 S I ' ' . r i ,■,,■ ' 1 . r ' , Thomas Baytop Fitzhugh AUGUSTA, ARKANSAS K i;, A K, i, ! A , C. C. William Anderson Glasgow STAUNTON, VIRGINIA A T J, A A Troubadours, 3. 4, 5 : Property Manager, 4: Interfraternity Council, 4; Alternate Junior Business Manager, 5 ; Executive Committee, Manager Track, 3. 5; Business Manager Fancy Dress, 5; Man- ager Baseball, 4; Ring-turn Phi Staff. f:$ n   tt ttt i if ir  riy v., itAB_VX m ' ' i V ' i Horace Gooch, Jr. COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO t K I ' , ■} A J , C. C. Frank Wilson McCluer, Jr. LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA -P E. i ' A Secretary Interfraternity Council, 5; Finals Executive Committee, 6; Vice-President In- W ' eek Committee, 5 ; Assistant Leader termediate Law, 5 ; Troubadours ; Freshman Fancy Dress, 5 ; Tennis Team, j. 3, 4, 5 ; Wrestling, i. Manager, 3 ; Captain, 4. , 1 T ' T ' r i 1 ' t ' -vv-T-T-v ' wt y r f W f i r-j M •J r ' y Harton Washburn Mabry Frederick M. P. Pearse. Jr. SANFORD, FLORIDA NEWARK, NEW JERSEY n K A, A A, n A N Secretary-Treasurer of the Student Body. t . M n • t n ■ fT nr ( i 7 •7 Lewis Franklin Powell, Jr. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA K I, { B K, Ji K, i:, A ::, 13, c. c. 4 A ! , 11 A E, n A X Earle La Verne Richmond FLINT, MICHIGAN Bachelor of Arts University of Michigan : Troubadours, i ; Varsity Swimming, 2. i ; President Student Body, 5 ; Manager Foot- t ball, 5 : Secretary-Treasurer Fancy Dress, 5; Leader Sigma Ball, 0: Managing Editor Ring-ium Phi. 4: Assistant Editor, 5; Calyx, 2, 3 ; University Editor, 3 : Finals Week Committee, 4, 5 ; Troubadours ; Exec- utive Committee Troubadours, 4: Interfra- ternity Council, 3 : President Omicron Delta Kappa, 5. r T H  r tALVX I 9 S I William Smith Sandifer Arnold Montgomery Vickers LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY 4- e. O K Track Team, 2, 3, 4; Captain, 4; Indoor Relay Team, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club. MONTGOMERY, WEST VIRGINIA A X A. A A I k u, 4-, V o, ,(j ' jji}c: = - r- O. Jennings Wilkinson, Jr. COLUMBUS, OHIO -I K I ' , -i K, A , ri A E. : , ' • C. C, V. F. President Student Body, 8; Finals Week Committee, 8 ; Troubadours ; Co-author Troubadour Show, 7 ; Interfraternity Coun- cil, 5, 6 ; Tennis Team, 6, 7, 8 ; Executive Committee, 7; Calyx, 3, 7: Riiig-tuni Phi, 2; Mink, 3; Southern Collegian, 5, 6, 7; President Sigma Upsilon, 7. TUCKER HALL -i ' liMjjujtj i Charles William Day, Jr. TULSA, OKLAHOMA :; X, a _i K, 13. c. c. I ' Veshman i ' Ootball, i; Fo(jtl3all, 2, 3, 4: Executive Committee, 3; President Finals, 4 ; Monogram Club. William Brandon Carrell DALLAS, TEXAS 4 A ' == ' • ' |1 H IFIi m il M  H l ALVX: I 9 S I THE SENIORS rv« 50(r v ' c!-. crv ' tej) III T ACADEMIC I i |4 t i !-: Officers R. S. Chapix - - Prcsidcn; F. E. Palmer J ' icc-Prcsidcnt J. M. Deax - - Secretary-Treasurer G. W. Flack Historian ]. H. OsTER. L N ' E.veeiilii-e Cominitteenian iii M Joseph Charles Armour BRYN MAWR, PENNSYLVANIA Freshman Track, i ; Square and Compass ; Treasurer, i, 2, 3; Graham-Lee Society; President. 3; Varsity Track, 2, 3; Southern Collegian, Assistant Editor, 2, 3; Associate Editor Ring-turn Phi, 3; Troubadours, 2. John William Barger KEVSER, WEST VIRGINIA Ji T Ji, II E, i: A X President Pi Delta Epsilon ; President Sigma Delta Chi ; Editor Riug-tum Phi. — : w  lift  1 1 t  T V y i Li Frederick Minto Barron CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA 4 K i:, r I E, T K I Harry Burn, Jr. BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA A T 0. n A E, W. F. Freshman Track. Basketball, i; X ' arsitv Swimming Team. 2: Business Manager Track 2. h ' iug-ticn Phi; Treasurer Publication Board; ' ice-President Pi Delta Epsilon. _ . ;■ -J J ' ' ! 11. .__--r6l -v-r-r-rr-T-r-T ' J ■ v t • m Hi 1 « ■n... jjW ' H f J 1 ifl Hj I Howard William Carson M0 •TG0.ME1 ■, WKST VIRGINIA A . A President T ' reshman Law Class. Richard Jerome Ceraso BROOKLYN, NEW YORK i I I II t fi r I n I n IT M l 7 ' V John Boatner Chamberlain Robert Seldon Chapin POKTLAND, OREGON ' ! K -I ' PASAHEX A. lALIFORX IA II K ■!•. 1 X, A . Troubadours; AH)ert Sidney Crew, Cap- Fresident Senior Academic; Riiuj-tum Phi. tain. 4. I. 2, 3. ' M Tl M il I I I l I I I  I   ' I ' ' ' ■! ■ ji, .H -n .-35 -!■ ; T '  t I ■  f . . , i yj -n 1 S I ' , John Craig Clark SWEETWATEU, TENNESSEE Calyx Business Staff, i, 2, 3; Subscription Manager, 3; Glee Club, 4; Freshman Cross- c ountry Team, i. James Barton Crane WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA A X P, n Ji E, SAX Band, l, 2; Riiig-tuin Phi, i, 2, 3, 4 : South- ern CoUcgiaiu 3. 4: Editor-in-Chief, 4; Au- thor Troubadour Musical Comedy, 4 ; Glee Club Publicity Manager, 4. •s IN .V L '    1 t t r i ) Thomas William Davenport John William Devine, Jr. MER KUUGE, LOUISIANA 1 X, A i: p Graham-Lee Suciety; Varsity Debate Team, 2. 3, 4; Alanager, 4. LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA S A E. A K, II A Y.. vir C. C. ' arsity Football, 2, 3, 4 ; ' arsity Boxing. 2 ; Monogram Club : Property Manager Troubadours, 3 ; Interfraternity Council, 4 : KiiHj-tiiin Phi Business Staff, 2, 3; Busmess Manager Calyx, 4; Finals Week Com- mittee, 4. ii jiji . .W.U Ciiv ' ' ' J li V Paul Olaf Dickey CLEVELAND, OHIO ♦ FA I ' reshman Track; Varsity Track, 2, 3, 4. Gaines Stanley Dobbins LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY .1 Robert Buckland Fangboner George Allen Fleece FREMONT, UHKJ B e II, W. F. l ' reshman l- (iLitball, Basketball, Swimming, Track : Executive Committee, i : X ' arsity Swimming, 2, 3: Captain, 4; Monogram Club. LoflSVlLl.E. KENTUCKY -i B, 13, C. C, V. F. Manager, Track, 4. ia .I S — (v j ' ; ' n    ri Mn rt n ' !i iTi ' '  ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' M li 3 , '  I I I ■ T ' r ■ ■ i r i i i I- i -lH . 1 ;n i ' ; ■ I Thomas Stockton Fox ROAXOKE, VIRGINIA 2 X Elijah William Hale WINTERHAVEN, TENNESSEE A e, n E Troubadours; Ring-turn Phi, i, 2, 3. rt Julius Halpern ROAXOKE, VIRGINIA Jack Harold Hardwick WINCHESTER, KEXTL ' CKV ■I ' A e. ( B K. K + K, T, A ft Freshman Boxing, i ; Wrestling Squad, 2, 3. Freshman Baskctliall, 1 : N ' arsity Basketball. 3. 4: Freshman Council, 2: Intertraternity Council, 4: Glee Club, i. 2, 3: Band. i. 2. 3: Geology Scholarship, i ; Bradford Scholar- ship, 2; McDowell Scholarship, 3. I : izz •J ? J7 5P SSI r .TiTTM-.T Arthur Melville Helfat Denman Carter Hucherson BROOKLYN, NEW VORIC LUFKIN, TEXAS K :; Mink, i; Troubadours; Southern Collegian, 3, 4 ; Advertising Manager, 4. rt Trirtit ittit m it ' U tiTT t CALVX I 9 S I u I Walter Kemper Jennings DEFUNIAK SPRINGS, FLORIDA I A E, T K I Troubadours ; Debating Team. George Junkin AUSTIN, TEXAS § m wg k 4 • ' wH i 1 jS ' hH Ir. Robert Cuthbert Kell BALTIMORE, MARYLAND Episcopal Club, i, 2, 3 ; J. J. White Schol- arship. Samuel Kessler LEESBURG, FLORIDA f E II Wrestling Team, 2. 3 ; Ring-tiiin Fhi; Col- lection Manager, 2, 3. ii Luther Waddington King SPOTSYLVANIA, VIRGINIA p B K, K K, A :: French Scholarship, 2; Luther Seevers Birely Scholarship, 3. Carl James Kinsey NEWARK, OHIO I A E, K i ' K, T K I 1 J if i ' ¥ ife ij W - N I Beverly Joel Lambert, Jr. HOLLY GROVE, ARKANSAS i; X, 13 President 13 Club, 4; Square and Compass. George McIver Lapsley RICHMOND, VIRGINIA ■ 1 f T T ' T ' T T ' f T f 1 T ' y ' I ' 7 [■ ' f •n Li ;: Abe Joseph Leibowitz Benjamin Lampson Lewis, Jr. YOXKERS, NEW YORK COLUMBUS, OHIO A X A Mink Staff, i; Calyx, 2, 3; Riiig-hiin Phi. Transferred from Brown University; Glee 2, 3, 4; Publicity Staff, 2, 3, 4: English , Club, 4. Scholarship, 2; Graham-Lee Literary I Society. | v=? -j - 1 T  H ' n  ' r l T I I 1 ' I i John Osborne McNeel MILL POIXT, WEST VIRGIN L T K I Joe Bernard Magee TEXARKANA, ARKANSAS [I K •!•, :i -i X N H. Mann Page Memorial Scholarship, 3. Troubadours, 3, 4; Kiiitj-tuiii Phi. i, 2, 3, 4; Calyx, 3; Southern Collegian. 3; Interfra- ternity Council, 4. V=? % ' k Henry Richard Mahler, Jr. Noel Clark Mellen THOMASVILLE, GEORGIA A Z PEXSACOLA, FLORIDA ! r A, T K I, V. F., c. c. r S E Varsity Track, 2, 3, 4 ; Cross-Country, 2. Freshman Football, i ; Varsity Football, 4. 3, 4 ; Captain, 3 ; Young Scholarship. 4. , % 4 inzr i,p - f T-rTT ' ' l 1 Samuel Adkins Millner, Jr EXMORE, VIRGINIA n K -j- John Wescott Myrose PLEASANTVILLE, NEW JERSEY A T. T K I Graham-Lee Society, 3. ' I ' r r fi I   m r  T  rr 7 t T T  tt '  ■ ' r '  '  '  ' ' ' ' ' ' '  ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 ALVX: : evw«9-ian «raKiu« - . !§ Edward Curtis Nichols JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI T A, C. C. GiLMORE NUNNELLEY NUNN AMARILLO, TEXAS ' K i-, n A E, : x, w. f. Calyx, i, 2, 3; Riiig-tniii Phi. i, 2, 3; Glee Club, I, 2, 3, 4; Southern Collegian. 2: Manager Band, 3, 4 ; Director Southern Col- legians, 4. H rr =ii. ■-r- r r TP r ! t.M i II it m. f i ] I . !- i ' : [ Baldwin Morris Osowitz TKENTON, .Nt ' .W JERSE ' i ' Arthur Warren Phelps CINCINNATI, OHIO I ft Marvin Nelson Pilley MIXERAL WELLS, TEXAS A T. r I E Reno Russell Porter KK HMOXD, VIUGIXLA A P, T K J, n A N Freshman Basketball, i; ' arsity Basketliall, l- reshman Fdntliall, i: (ilee Chili. 2. . 4: 2, 3, 4: ' arsity Tennis, 2. 3, 4: Cross- President, 4; Rand. 2: Albert Sidney Ciiuntry. i. 3. Crew. 3. ii -r ' - ' -r f TT 1 1 a r I n I n I ■ r I n. -iin ' -- Massey Leonard Printz LI;KAV, VIRGINIA Southern Collegian, 4; Student Christian Work, I, 2, 3. Edward Miles Riley LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA i; X, ' H K m 7 Trrr n ii '   ' '    ' T  ' V X i William Golford Robertson Elbert Wells Robinson WARREN, PENNSYLVANIA 3 X SOUTHAMPTON, NEW YORK T K I ,t !4  I r f f. 3 S i ri V William Vincent Rucker BEDFORD, VIUGIXIA I! e II, A i; Ring-tuui Phi, 2. Walter Thomas Sale BEATTYVILLE, VIRGINIA A X P Senior Manager Wrestling, 4. w s =; ' Stuart Sanders MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE A T William B. Sheppard, Jr. PENSACDI.A, FLORIDA ■t ! ' _ . T K I. r :: E ' arsity Track, 2, 3, 4: Assistant Cheer Freshman Track, i; ' arsity Track. 2, 3, 4. Leader, 2, 3 ; Head Cheer Leader, 4 : Fresh- man Foothall, I : F eshman Track, i ; Inter- mural 119-lb. Boxing Champion, 2. ft ! hXJr- .J- JX CALVX -it! rt , 7 ' ' 7 4 ' Simon John Sloshberg TRENTON, NEW JERSEY •t E II Frank Milton Smith JELLICO, TENNESSEE A T Si, ! ' B K, i; T, C. C. Intermural Boxing and Wrestling Cham- Rinr -tuin Phi. i, 2: Band, i; Sophomore pion, 2; Varsity Boxing, 3, 4; Captain, 4. Assistant Manager Football: Secretary and Treasurer Fancy Dress, 4 ; Executive Com- mittee Finals, 4. L:,. I ! ' ' William Henry Tallyn SCRAXTO.V, PENNSYLVANIA A X A, i; T, A I, V. F. j Freshman Buxing, i ; President Sophomore Class, 2 ; Albert Sidney Crew. 3 ; President Fanc ' Dress, 4. Wallace Newton Tiffany MANASSAS, VIRGINIA II K A, 1 B K 11 ; r y y r T ' ' rtfT ' T ' ' rT-rfT V It I '  T T W f w ' i II n James Hoge Tyler, III XOKFOLK, VIRGINIA I X, ri _i E, c. c. Lewis Alexander Vance WAVXESBORO, VIRGINIA r A E, T K I, n J N Riiig-tinit Phi, i. 2, 3; Circulation Man- Freshman Football, i; Troubadours; Glee ager, 3. Club, i, 2, 3, 4; President, 3; President Tau Kappa Iota, 4 : Executive Committee, I 4; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, 3. M i Garland Estes Vaughan, Jr. Harold Mayer Weinsteln LVXCHBURG, VIRGIXIA K 2 NEW YORK, NEW YORK Z B T Track, i: Cross-Country. 2: Glee Club. 2, ' arsity Swimming. 4: Albert Sidney Crew. 3, 4: Circulation Manager Soutlwni Colic- 3: Honor Roll. giaii. 3. S ft ■ ■ J T f M l . i Lee Buchanan Zaegler NORWICH, NEW YORK A X P, U A E, 1 A LUKKIN, TEXAS Track Squad, i. 2; Band, 3, 5; Glee Club, !■ 2, 3, 4, 5; Trijuliadours, i, 2, 3; Ring-turn Phi, 2. 3, 4, 5: Editorial Assistant, 5; Edi- torial Assistant Southern Collcfiiaii. 5: Vice- President Sigma Delta Chi, 5. i CALVX I 91 S I THE SENIORS rr y %J)(LJ i trZG ' ' ' :yy i (r ' %Ji) I COMMERCE Officers H. J. Patterson President G. H. Sn VDER. Jr 1 ' ice-President W. A. Bowes Seeretary-TrcdSHrer P. T. Douglass Histiiria)i C. L. Brooks Executive C ' uiniiiitleeuiau £ w ' I u X • i I F=f John Pierce Armstrong ROGERSVILLE, TENNESSEE A X A, 4 ' B K, n A N Boxing Team, 2 ; Economics Scholarship ; Physics Scholarship. Benjamin Major Avars BKinCETON, NEW JERSEY Freshman Swimming, i ; Freshman Base- ball, I ; Baseball squad, 2, 3 ; Swimming Team, 2, 3, 4; Ring-titni Phi. 5; Dance Control Committee, 4; Secretary, 5; Secre- tary-Treasurer Student Body, 5 ; Intramural Sport Board, 5 ; Finals Week Committee, 5. ' t ir ttTftfTtyii rt  r 1 t ' T t Y I [• ' William Pierce Ballard Charles Alpin Bowes f1 EXMORE, VIRGINIA Graham-Lee Literar}- Society: Freshman Council ; Dance Control Committee. IIEXNER. CULORAIKJ A T 0, l B K, A r W ' resthng Team, i, 2; Harry Lee Crew, I, 2: Glee Clul), i, 3: Troubadours. -4- y J I 7 ' ' n 7 7 ' h Robert Covington Conner ENTERPRISE, ALABAMA A X A Allie Crockett Conway SHARPSUURG, KENTUCKY K i:, O A K. i ' , 13, W. F. Calyx Staff, 2, 3 ; Freshman Council, 2 ; Sccretary-TreasurtT White Friars. 3; Presi- dent 13 Chib, 4; Manager Football, 4; Mon :)iJram Club. 5 T ( ,-1! v 1 1„ .- - • -- - ' -r-. - T i: 1 I ' i . i. Melville Beveridge Cox WASHINGTON, DISTRICT (JF COLUMBIA Robert Hamilton Douglas CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA i; x, ri A E A T A, K t- K Freshman Football, i ; Ring-tttm Phi. i, 2, 3; Subscription Manager. 3; Secretary- Treasurer Pi Delta Epsilon ; Finals Week Committee. jr f t  t rtT V ' ? isr t i l ' Julian Henry Eichel John Grant Faulkner, Jr. CA.MDEX. SOUTH CAROLIXA E II HELENA, ARKAXSA A T fi, A K, 13 Freshman Boxing Squad, i ; Boxing Squad, Football, i. _ 3, 4: Boxing. 2, 3, 4; Athletic 2: RuHi-titiu Pill. 2: Washington Univer- Council, 3, 4; Secretary-Treasurer, 4; S ' ty, 3- Freslinian Council, 2. t ! f .fl S T-. 1 1 1 % I Bernard Byron Gottlieb BIRMINGHAM, AL- ' BAMA Herbert Rodney Groop FITCHBURG. MASSACHUSETTS S N, A K, 1, C. C. Freshman Football, i ; Varsity Football, 3, 4; Executive Committee, 2. W rr-T r- -m fa i ' ■J ' Bradford Emerson Haley LOUISIAXA, .MrsSOL ' Rl Glee Clul), 2, 3: Co-Director Trciubadour Show, 3; President Truuliadijurs, 4. Elbert Ernest Hall ABILEXE, TEXAS K 3 Troubadours. t J s, M Ralph Albert Herms Gerry Rounds Holden, Jr. PORTSMOUTH, OHIO A T n, W. F. JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA K A, C. C. Freshman Track, i; Varsity Track, 2, 3, 4; Truul)a lours. i, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President in Sophomore Manager Football, 2: liiterfra- Charge of Dramatics, ternity Council. H N Albert Conner Jones, Jr. BATESBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA n K , A K, -i ■! ' , n A X Billy Lanier Jones FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY Freshman Football, i : ' arsity Football. 3. 4. 5 ; Monogram Club ; Freshman Council. 3 ; Interfraternity Council, 4. i ■■- ' . ' fp .,A£ iA i I B S I W ! ' ! V I r Merle Gillan Kaetzel HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND A T Waldo Lopez BLOOMFIELD, NEW JERSEY L T fl ii X Jack Campbell Lovelace BUZEiM A X , M () N TA N A n K George Morgan Lupton LYNCHBURG. VIRGINIA 2; A E r.„ -+- -. ..---Aj d; .. , -«- . v TnTV-v rv r iL CALVX I ' l a 5 ■• f I 7 I ' ' ' David McKay MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Clifton H. McMillan, Jr. ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI B G n, O A K, C. C. Alternate Manager Football, 3 : Chairman Junior Finance Committee, 3 ; Dance Con- trol Committee, 4; Interfraternity Council, 4: President Cotillion Club, 4; Secretary- Treasurer Finals, 4. I i i N t -Ed r • ) 1 r V 3 1 ! J_ Houston Mitchell Minniece George Lockett Minter, Jr. MERIDIAN, JIISSISSIPPI I A E, n A N Troubadours, 2, 3, 4 ; Business Manager, 4 ; Calyx Staff, 3, 4; Assistant Business Man- ager Calyx, 4 ABILENE. TEXAS K i Troubadours, 3, 4: Costumer, 4. ' I T  M l III! I ■ i n  l ■ ItT ■ ' I r n ■  ' 1 ) t '  ■ ! U w: ■ ' - 1... - - r rTT ' T v r ■■  v iv y ' T ' ri ' 11 i 1 ' I ft -r -T - yy-r f ' f Lvx: ic I 9 % I I .1 ' 0 - t- CoLLETTE Henry Munger, Jr. Binford Earl Parker, Jr. DALLAS, TEXAS SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA 2 X n K A Golf ' eani, . Freshman Track, I. rvfy ' Henry Johnson Patterson OSCEOLA, AKKAXSAS A T a, C. C. Sophomore Manager Football, 2 ; Sopho- more Manager Baseball, 2 : President Sen- ior Commerce ; Leader Senior Ball. Charles Peaper ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI 3: -l- E Harrj- Lee Crew, 3, 4. f k CALVX I 9 S I • a r-ri-n-rr , James Crews Rash CLEVELAND. OHIO S E, W. F. Troubadours. 2. 3. 4 ; Electrician. 3. James Louis Rimler ROCKVILLE CENTER, NEW YORK Z B T Band, i, 2, 3, 4; Calyx Staff, i. 2, 3, 4; Sports Editor, 3 ; Associate Editor, 4. H i.,1 Philip Doane Sharp POTTSVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA S N George Howard Snyder, Jr. GLENSIDE, PENNSYLVANIA S $ E Vice-President Senior Commerce, 4. ?=? iJ jy rviT ' rT ' ■ ' yT ? tt ' Tr y I: i ' ' I KJ Edward Steidtman, Jr. LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA A e John Millard Stemmons DALLAS. TEXAS R (4 II, li i K, n A N Freshman Football, i; Freshman Baseball, Ring-Turn Phi. i, 2, 3, Assistant Biismess i; Sophomore Manager Baseball, 2: Calyx Manager, 3: Freshman Football, i; Albert Staff, I. 2. 3. Sidney Crew, 2, 3. t-i T f? 7 7 i John S. Teggert BROWNSVILLE. PEN XSVLVAN JA A X A William Otey Thomas I!EtiFi)I;n, VIRCIXIA [, A K. n A E, C. C. V ! Editor V. and L. Handbook. 2 Ring-turn Phi Staff. I. 2. 3. 4: Xews Editor, 3: Calyx Staff . 2. 3, 4: Editor-in-Cb.iet. 4: Secretary Publication Board. 4: Finals Week Committee. 4. juj S i Addison Taulbee Whitt WINCHESTER, KENTUCKY A e Junior Alternate Manager Track, 4 ; Band, 2, 3. Hartwell Leigh Williams, Jr. NORFOLK, VIRGINIA K S, A K, 2 Football, I, 2, 3. 4; llasketball, i, 2, 3, 4: Baseball, i, 2, 3, 4: Captain, 3 , Track, i, 2, 3, 4; Southern Conference Champion for 440,3 ; Monogram Club ; President. 4 ; Cham- pion Indoor and Outdoor Mile Relay ; Vice- President Athletic Association, 4. h r E SENIORS (L tr v$ j) rv ' j ' oi - s SCIENCE Officers R. Hill President D. McCoxNELL I ' ice-PresiJent H. C. Harrisox S ee re ta ry -T recisii re r W. M. Dix Historian E. JoHXSON Exeeutive Coii:initteei]ian I 5 40 l S = r u if I . ' I ■ Harris J. Cox OSCEOLA, MISSOURI N, () A K William McMurray Dix MOBILE, ALABAMA A X A, ' I ' P. K, r 1 E. A r Varsity Basketball, 2, 3, 4 ; Varsity Tennis, Mary L(Uiisa Reid White Scholarship, 2; 2,3,4; Monogram Clul); Freshman Basket- V incent L. Bradford Scholarship, 3; His- hall, i; Custis-Lee Engineering Society. torian Senior Science Class; Ring-luin Phi, Business Staff, i. 8 7 N ' ih Phillip Johnston Gordon TKE.XTUX, NEW JERSEY BORROUGHS ReID HiLL NORFOLK, VIRGI.NIA K A, n A E, I ' 1 K I ' ' rcshman Track, i: l iiii -tiiiii Phi. 2. 3, 4: Local Ad crtising Manager, 4; Troubadours. ,?, 4 ; President Senior Science Class, 4. ;n •iX 9 3 1 h Paul Allen Hornor CLARKSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA K :;, 13 Eugene Johnson HUNTINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA K :;, K K, r i E, T K I Manager Track and Cross-Country Teams, Freshman Track, i ; Varsity 1 rack, 2, 3, 4 : 2. 3: Interfraternity Council, 4; Finals Executive Committee, 4: Monogram Club: Executive Committee. 4; Freshman Cross- Lind Prize in Chemistry. Country, i ; Custis-Lee Engineering Society. Morton Paul Levy PORTSMOUTH, VIKGIXIA E II, n Ji E Freshman Cross-Country, i ; King-tiiDi Phi. I, 2. 3, 4: Advertising Manager, 3, 4; Trou- badours, I ; Custis-Lee Engineering Society. Duncan McConnell CHICAGO, ILLINOIS i: A E, r :; e, t k i ' ice-President Senior Science Class, 4. -t 4 :?1|iJ§ ' jf- P ' V r s ' T ' f r ' . ■ ■ i Parry McCluer Stuart BUENA VISTA, VIRGINIA John Alexander Veech LOUISVILLE. KEXTITKV + K ! ' Freshman Wrestling, i ; Custis-Lee Engi- neering Society ; Secretary, 4. 1 ' INTERMEDIATE li (i,j n) i.jf - n) .j ' - tJ iHn) ' LAW 5 Officers W. E. Malone - - - - Presidrut F. G. SwixK - J-icc-Prcsidcnt D. K. Crawford - -- - - Secretary-Treasurer J. E. Jaffee - - Historian R. L. Maloxe, Jr Exeeutii-e Coinmitfeeinan ! M I M I III I tABLVX: 19 3 1 ' !, ' ' 7 7 ' V y 7 I 1 Martin Parks Burks, III KOA.NOKE, VIRGINIA r X, A j , n A N Troubadours. Hugh Breckenridge Heaps PVLESVILLE, MARYLAND Boxing, 2, 3; Harry Lee Crew, 2, 3, 4; Captain, 4; Freshman Football, i. Rosser Lynn Malone, Jr. ROSWELL, NEW MEXICO Inter - Collegiate Debate, 3, 4; Executive Committee, 3, 4; Dance Control Committee, 3, 4; Chairman Cold Check Committee, 3, 4; Freshman Council, i, 2. I !1 S r i 7 7 William Edward Malone LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA President of Intermediate Law Class. Hugh Graham Morison JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE President Publication Board ; President Omicron Delta Kappa ; Inter-Fraternity Council, Christian Work Cabinet ; Vice- President Finals, 3 ; Head Cheer Leader, 2 : Business Manager of Southern Collegian, I, 2; Director, The Southern Collegians, I. 2, 3. Chester Howard Paddock PORT WASHINGTON, LONG ISLAND 1 N, C. C. I ' ! a MosBY Garland Perrow, Jr. LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Ring-turn Phi, i. 2. 3, 4 ; Mink, i, 2: Leader Pi Alpha Xu-White F riar Dansant. 3 ; In- ter-Fraternity Council ; Executive Commit- tee, 4 ; Leader Inter-Fraternity Dance, 4. Lloyd Hemingway Richmond FLINT. MICHIGAN Harry Lee Crew (Freshman) i; Swimming Team, 5. James Dillingham Sparks MOXROE, LOUISIANA Troubadours, 3 ; Property Manager, 3 ; Bus- iness Alanager, 4 ; Circulation Manager, Calyx, 3. George Algernon Speer, Jr. SAXFORD, FLORIDA II K A, A K Freshman Council, Freshman Track ; Track, 2, 3 ; Executive Committee, 3. N ,1 --( t t r THE JUNIORS ' i I ' ; ' : ;t • L « (TV ' (i ii (Li ' - n) ACADEMIC Officers R. Ade .- President M. H. Ke.mptox J ' ice-Presideiit Havex Walton Secretary-Treasurer W. B. HiGHTowER - Historian C. G. Harris Executive Committeeman i ■ T T T  « ' '  ■ I ' ' ' ' ' ' lL J ll= CALVX: I 9 S I COPELAND EpES AdAMS BLACKSTOXE, VIRGINIA K 1 Raymond Ade MOXTCLAIK, X?: V JKRSEV n K ! , n A N President Junior Class ; Chairman Finance Coinmittce Sophomore Freshman Football, I ; Freshman Track, i : Varsity l ootball Squad ; Varsity Track, 2, 3. Claxton Edmonds Allen, Jr. ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI i; A X, 1 T Ring-tiiiu Phi. i, 2; Managing Editor, 2. Robert Wallace Annin TOLEDO, OHIO •I- K -i-, W. F. Curtis-Lee; Baseball, 2; Basketball, 2, 3. Mark Ebenezer Atwood OAK PARK, ILLINOIS { K Band, 3 ; Wrestling, 3. Julian Heywood Bailey GREER, SOUTH CAROLINA K 2 Transfer from Furman University ; Southern Collegian. j-T iT ll,IHIf lllHHfl tT ' ' Illll CALVX: 7 7. 7 ' 7 7 ' ' 7 7 John Willis Ball JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA ■!■ r -i, II A E. T K I Calyx Staff, 2; Managing Editor, 3. Ralph Courtright Barnett BliXLICV, WEST IKGINIA Charles Jackson Biddle RICHMOND, VIRGINIA K S, 13 Fresliman Track, i : Track, 2 ; Monogram Club. Thomas Deale Blanchard PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA A X A Accounting Scholarship, 3. William Jordan Brooks, Jr. DREW, MISSISSIPPI Julian Finley Broome GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA Swimming Team, i. ft i i I Harry Joseph Burke NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT i; N, A s Freshman Basketball ; Freshman Baseball : Basketball, 2, 3 ; Baseball, 2. Richard Innis Butler PARIS, KENTUCKY Malcolm D. Campbell, Jr. LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA ! ' A e, II A X, 13, A i; h ' reshman Council, 2. James Wilford Clopton HELENA, ARKANSAS T A, II A E, A X, i; T, C. C. Ring-tiiin Phi, i, 2, 3; Soutlient Col- legian. 2, 3. William Patrick Coleman COLLIERSTOWN, VIRGIN I A Joseph Creasy Conner BLOOMSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA A X p, :; A X Samuel Edwin Cowin KICHMOXD. VIRGINIA K i; Frank Harrison Cunningham tHlcAC.O, ll.LIXtllS A T, r A X Trouliadoiirs, 2: Rimj-tinn Phi. 3; Assistant Manager Band, 3 ; Graham-Lee ; Calyx, 3. Charles Hyde Davidson, Jr. LKXI.NGTON, VIKGIMA Freshman Wrestling: Wrestling, 2; Mono- gram Club. Allen Stanley DeLand WASHINGTON, D. C. Transfer from Susquehanna University. Herbert G. Dollahite, Jr. AMORV, MISSISSIPPI Vice-President Freshman Class ; Trouba- dours, I ; Riiig-tuiii Phi, 2; Calyx. 2. 3. Thomas Paremore Doughty BECKLEV, WEST VIRGINIA n K A. n A E, II A , •■li Ring-turn Phi, i, 2, 3; Assistant Editor. 3; Calyx, 3. H £i ll yOy ry 1 - Tfiisr CALVX I 9 S I I Alfred Newton Edgar MARLINTON, WEST VIRGINIA A T n William Christian Edwards ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI B e II, II E, C. C, W. F. Freshman Swimming; Calyx, i, 2, ■.Ring- turn Phi. I, 2; Editor W. and L. Handbook ; Manager Baseball ; President White Friars. Alexander M. Forrester LOLUSVILLE, KENTUCKY } K I ' , K 4 ' K. r Z E, T K I, C. C. James Voorhees Freeman JACKSO.WU.LE, FLORIDA A T Q. W. F. Hunter Bernard Frischkorn RICHMOND, VIRGINIA K i; Robert Campbell Gilmore SANFORD, NORTH CAROLINA Freshman Football ; Cross-Country, 2, 3 ; Track, 2. I ' 7 7 7 ' ' A Richard Lea Hall EAST ORANGE, NEW JERSEY r A E, n A E Junior Manager Basketball, Calvx, 3; So- ciety Editor, 3; Soittlicrn Collegian, 2: Ad- vertising Manager, 2; Troubadours, 2: Publicity Manager, 3. Thomas Wright Hancock MOROCCO, INDIANA A T S Atchibald Tyson Harris MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA A e, T K I, C. C. CoLLAS Grant Harris ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA 1 A E, C. C. Freshman Football, i ; ' arsity Football, 2, 3: Wrestling, i; Monogram Club; Execu- tive Committee, 3 ; Dance Control Committee. John Clinton Harris PRATTVILLE, ALABAMA Freshman Swimming, i ; Varsity Swim- ming, 2, 3 ; Band, 2, 3 ; Graham-Lee Lit- erary Society. Gilbert Ward Hewson NEWARK, NEW JERSEY K I ' , T K 1 Intermural Boxing Champion, i ; Boxing, 2; Freshman Council, 2: P ' ootball Squad, 2, 3- N r ' T T Wy U t i ■ i Robert Keene Hoadley BLOO M 1 1 GTO . . I N D I A N A B H II James Robert Hornor CLARKSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA K l ' , 13. •■ C. C. Secretary-Treasurer Cotillion Club, 3; Glee Club, 3. William R. Howell, Jr. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA K Z William Dana Hoyt, Jr. LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA T K I, A r Graham-Lee Literary Society ; President, 3 ; Secretary Alpha Sigma ; Secretary Tau Kappa Iota; Franklin Society Scholarship. Ike Frederick Hudson STAMFORD, TEXAS ' [) K Z, II A N, T K I Cross-Country, i ; Junior Manager Track, 2 Walter William Hunzicker OKLAHOMA CITN ' , OKLAHOMA :; N M a I ■ W ' in ' Cecil Shelby Jeffcoat OPP, ALABAMA e K N Transfer from Howard College. Erby Allyne Johnston KAI.EIC.H, NORTH CAUIll.INA A X A, A X Riiig-luiii Phi. Alfred Richard Jones BRUNSWICK, MARYLAND A X A, V. F. Freshman Boxing: Junior Cheer Leader, 3. James Franklin Jones IRWIN, PENNSYLVANIA ■j r A Troubadours, i, 2, 3; Calyx, 2. William Cleveland Knopf, Jr. BIRMINGHAM, AI.ABAJIA A T 9., C. C. Glee Club, 1,2: Band. John Frederick Ladd MOBILE, ALABAMA B e 11, A K, r, n A E, n a n, •■13 Junior Manager Football : Freshman Wrestling. T r f iTT f n ff Mt M fir -l 19 5 1 7 7 Thomas Norwood Layne FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA K i;, W. F. Troubadours, 2 ; Assistant Business Man ager, 3. Jaivies Erroll Leslie CHARLES TOWN, WEST VIRGINIA Julian A. Levy GALVESTON, TEXAS K n Southern Collegian, 2; Subscription Man- ager, 3. John Surles Lewis HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA A X P Glee Club, 2, 3 ; Albert Sidney Crew, 2. Fred Diehl Livingston OXFORD, PENNSYLVANIA :; ! £ Custis Lee Engineering Society ; Albert Sid- ney Crew, 3 ; Freshman Council ; Trouba- dours, 3. Charles Edward Long, Jr. DALLAS, TEXAS B e II, II A E, W. F. Freshman Football,! : Football Squad, 2, 3; Troubadours ; Calyx, 2, 3 ; Advertising Manager, 3 ; Business Manager W. and L. Handbook, 2 ; Albert Sidney Junior Var- sity, 2. r T T t V v Y LA i I ' y Millard Robert Louis WASHINGTON. I). C. j E n Business Manager Southern Collegian; Pub- lication Board ; Assistant Cheer Leader ; Freshman Council. Roy Leighton McKinney, Jr. LITTLE ROCK. AKK. NSA.S 1 , U A E, II A N, A i;, ' •13, C. C. Monograin Club: Freshman Boxing: Piox- ing, 2, 3; Glee Club; Ring-turn Phi; lUis- iness, 2, 3; Fraternity Editor of Calyx, 3; Episcopal Club ; Harry Lee Junior Varsity Football Squad. Jack Gordon Marks NEW -lOUK. NEW VOUK Z B T Ring-turn Phi. 3; Advertising Assistant Riiig-tuin Phi. Eugene Pomeroy Martin, Jr. BALTIMORE, MARYLAND A T n, O A K, 13, n A N Football, i; Varsity Football, 2, 3; Fresh- man Basketball, i ; arsity Basketball, 2, 3. Thomas Eldridge Mears, Jr. PORT. LES, NEW MEXICO 1 N Glee Club, 3. Robert Alexander Morris, Jr. KENOVA, WEST VIRGINIA T 9. Freshman Football, i : ' arsity Football, 2, 3 ; Freshman Basketball, i : ' arsitv Basket- ball, 2, 3. V 4 ! ' I i I Richard Earl Morrison SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS William Cook Mulligan LA GRANGE. ILLINOIS r , 11 E, T K I, II A N, 1 r, A z Poetry Editor of Southern Collegian. 3; Chairman of Finance Committee of Junior Class ; P ootl)all ; Track, 2. Edwin Allen Nesbitt DALLAS, TEXAS i: X, c. c. Freshman Football ; Freshman Basketball, I ; Football, 3. William Joseph Newland PORT WASHINGTON, NEW YORK i: N. C. C. Troubadours, 2, 3 ; Freshman Council, 2. David Eli Nichols PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND Ben Swimming Team, 2, 3 ; Captain, 3 ; Harry Lee Junior V arsity, 2. George Francis Parsons CAPEVILLE, VIRGINIA !! K A, II A E Riiig-tuni Phi Business Staff, 2, 3; Trouba- dours ; Band. ; 1 ■7 John Hilmer Persson ROSLVN, NKW ■()RK :; N, W. F. Robert Wimbrow Phillips BERLIN, MAINLAND Track Sciuad, 2, 3. Darrel Manning Price WILLIAM STOX, N ' OKTH CAROLINA T A, II A v.. W. F. Riiig-tiiiii Phi. 2, 3: Saiitlicni Collegian, 3; Calyx, 2, 3. Robert William Reinhold RUTHERFOUU, NEW JERSE ■ r X A 1 Trouliadours, 2. Kenneth Rudolph Routon WAUGH, VIR(.IXL i; N, A K Baseball, 2, 3. Ralph Raymond Russell OMAHA, NEBRASKA r A E, C. C. Troubadours; Calyx Business Staff, i, 2. _ ' l ' - |i_ - - I I 9 S I Alfred Preston Sale CREWE, VIRGINIA K i:, W. F., A X Troubadours, i, 2: Stage Manager, 3 George William Schnath NEW ROCHELLE, NEW YORK i; A E, W. F. Alternate Track Manager, 2. Henry Alexander Sherwood EAST ORANGE. NEW JERSEY i; A E Swimming, 2, 3; Soutlieni Collegian. 2;Cir- cnlation Manager, 3. Randolph Tucker Shields, Jr. TSINAN, CHINA K A, T K I Freshman Cross-Country ; Y. M. C. A. Cab- inet, 2 ; Tennis Team, 2 ; Varsity Cross- Country, 3. George Rose Smith LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS I A E, K ■ K, T K I Calyx, 2, 3. Bernard Spector STAUNTON, VIRGINIA usiness Staff Troubadours; Calyx, 2. i 1 7 7 ' Executive Committee, i : I ' reshman Base- ball : Calyx Business Staff. 2 ; Episcopal Club: Dance Control Committee: Varsity Baseball S(|ua(;l. Charles Earl Tilson WHITEFLAT, TEXAS A X A, K, 1, II A N Freshman Football; Wrestling; Football, 2 3; Wrestling Southern Intercollegiate, 175- Ib. Wrestling. Edward Charles Tonsmeire, Jr BILOXI, MISSISSIPPI J T _i, n A N, 13 Freshman Football ; I eshman Council ; Harrv Lee Crew Carl Brennon Vickers MOXTGO.MERV. WEST VIKdIXIA A X A, T K I, V. F. President Sophomore Class, 2 : I ' eshman Council, 2. I H S I I Haven Walton BROOKLYN, XEW VOKK I ' rcshman Swimming ; Varsity Swimming, 2; Manager Swimming; Riug-tuin Phi, 2; Soiitlicni Collegian, 3; Secretary-Treasurer Junior Class; AHjert Sidney Crew. Earle Freeman Wicke NdKWALK, CONNECTICUT A X A PVeshman Football; Freshman Wrestling; Football Squad Walter Fleming Williams ASHLAND, KENTUCKY r 1 E, T K 1, A i: William Eugene Wilson JACKSONVILLE. FLOKID.V ■I ' r A, II A N, C. C. Otis Walton Wine HAKKISONBURG, V1K ' G1NL A X P —f 1 f ■ ' ' ' ' H Sherwood Willing Wise HAZKLHIKST, MISSISSIPPI K 1. C. C. Junior Manager Wrestling, , : ' { rciuliadnurs. Paul Hamilton Wofford, Jr. JOIINSO.N CIT ' i ' , TKNNKSSKE r A K, C. C, 13 Manager I ' oxing, 3; Snutlicrii Collcfiiaii. ' Tri)ul)a l()ur,s. Joseph Leitch Wright GREAT FALLS, SOlTIl CAWiLINA i; X, IT A Freshman Baseball : I ' Veshman Council, 2 Intranniral Athletic P.oard : President 1 Alpha Xu : ' arsit ' Wrestling. Arthur Daries Zachary, Jr. SAXFORD, FLORIDA - e Freshman Swimming: Swimming, 2, 3; Albert Sidney Crew, 2; Boxing Squad, 3. John William Zimmerman, Jr. CtXCIXNATI, OHIO ' rl i t f T t   T T ' i =j ' - ' i: A - wt- I 9 S I ' . ' I i 1 ' l i i ' i m ii mn i n i um i m tti CALVX THE JUNIORS (T V s !.=ii? ? (TVS S CL=:ii - r LAW Officers H. W. Carson President W. C. Cremix J ' ice-Presideut G. S. Given s iecretary-Treasiirer W. K. Jennings Historian M. G. Perrow, Jr Executive CoDimitteeinan The Juniors CoPKLAXD Epes Adams Blackstone, Va. Hexrv Martin Bandy Norton, Va. Franklin Rutherford Bigiiam Biglerville, Pa. Howard ' ILLIAM Carson Montgomery, W. Va. Walter Calkins Cremin Tulsa, Okla. Otho Raymond Cundiff Lynchburg, Va. Thomas William Davenport Mer Rouge, La. ])Ernard Byrd Davis Shelt) ville, Ky. John Louis Ericson — - New Britain, Conn. Tom Stockton Fox Roanoke, Va. Joseph Jerome Frampton, Jr Federalsburg, Md. Glenn Stuart Givens St. Louis, Mo. The Juniors NoRBERT Matthew Gladden Flint, Mich. Lyman Christian Harrell. Jr Eni])()ria, Va. Arthur Melville Helfat Brooklyn. N. Y. Walter Kemper Jennings DcFuniak Sj rin s, Fla. Albert Richard Jones Brunswick, Md. George Joseph .....Flint, Mich. Sami ' el Kessler Lcesl)uro , Fla. Cheston Howard Paddock.... Port -ishington, N. Y. J. Arlington Painter Mill Hall. Pa. Charles Peaper St. Louis, io. MosBY Garland Perrow, Jr Lynchburg, Va. itk yf ,. . , , _ I I il A Jack Marinari War, W. Va. [ 1 l i Karlyle O ' Berry Tampa, Fla. i , I 9 S I 7 ' I The Juniors John Warren Rice Winchester, Va. Henry Cavett Robert Poplarville, Miss. George Rose Smith .....Little Rock, Ark. William Francis Stone Stoneville, N. C. George Henry Strouse, Jr Bozrah. Conn. William Henry Tallyn Scranton, Pa. Wallace Newton Tiffany Manassas, Va. James Hoge Tyler Norfolk, Va. TiKJMAS West Walker Jacksonville, Fla. Charles Adolphus ' ood, Jr Charleston, W. Va. Clifton Alexander Woodrum, Jr Roanoke, Va. V 7l I n li tl«ttt i m tALVX . aT THE SOPHOMORES cL. crv s crv ' sjJd- ' 7 7 ACADEMIC Officers J. L. MosBV President W. M. BuRDETTE : I ' ice-Presidcut L. F. VioLETT. Jr Secretary-Treasurer G. D. McClure Historian T. K. Clark Exeentizu- Coniinittee)iian y 9 1 i The Sophomores Edmuxd Tames Abbott. Jr Watcrburv. Conn. A X A Harold Berrill Abr. mson Allmny, N. Y. Morris ' illi, m Adelson Covington. Va. Ti ' PPER SwAXUALE Allen Kcnosha. Wis. B e II Reuben Benjamin Armistead Ho])kinsville, Ky. Albert S. ]. Atkinson, Jr.. Washington. D. C. A X p Robert Forward Austin Easton, Md. A T Edwin Henry Bacon Charleston, W. Va. ' ! K i; Gilbert Bank Williamson, W Va. z B T William Siiurtleff Barker Montclair, N. J. A T William ' allace Barron Charleston, W. Va. I ' K r Melton Randolph Bean Vinton, ' a. •i K i; Carl ' ebster Bear Montgomery, Ala. ■I A H, II A X Joe Frank Bear Montgomery Ala. ' I ' A H. C. C. Marshall Stokes Black Thomaston, Ga. K A. C. C, II Shelby Waller Blatterman Oak Park, 111. A X A [oHN Dravo Bliss Vestaburg, Penn. X ' I ' E, w. F. Ralph P dward Pjolton Alexandria, La. ' I ' K :; William Denver Boyer Dunbar, W. Va. French Locke Bf)YKR Woodstock. Va. n K A Edmund Wallace Brent Paris, Ky. A e Irving Buck Bricken Nev York, N. Y. Z B T Rorert Bricken New York. N. Y. Z B T JJl i t ' l The Sophomores William Montgomery Burdette St. yMhans, ' . Va. Louis Allen Bl ' RGOYNE Philadeliihia, I ' enn. A x A Frank Joseph Burkart Chew Chase, Md. i ' r A Albert Og.lesbv Burks Roanoke. Va. 1 . John Parker P)rRRo s New York, N. Y. II K •!■ Henry West Butler SutTolk. Va. A T A, II A N Richard Allen Caldwell Bentlyville. Penn. Frank Iu.rert Calhoun Pensacola, VVa. Howard Dye Carver Trov, Ohio B II ' ili.iam Brock ley Carver Hanover, Penn. !• r A Pope Weston Coughlin .St. Louis, Mo. + A H Charles Darwin Chichester, Jr White Plains, X. Y. A T l ' jn iN Wilson Chittum Fairfield, Va. Deforest Fj)ward Clark ' atertown, X. Y. A X John Keith Clark Ridgewood, X. J. A K A, II A N -Samuel Lake Clark, [r Cass, ' . Va. II K A Walter Dearing Cline, Jr Wichita Falls. Texas i: X. c. c. Cornelius Henry Cohen Augusta, Ga. K A Xace Royce Collins Covington. ' a. ! K i; Tom John Conner, Jr Prairie du Rocher, Til. L MES Frederick Cook .Wavnesboro, ' a. i: A E, II A N John Dresden Cope n haver Roanoke, Va. K i:, c. c. Timothy ( )s ald Cremin Tulsa, Okla. :; X, c. c. ' li yo CALVX: I 9 S I i ■ i The Sophomores Moses Hoge Crighton, Jr Richmond. Va 1 X, II A John Decatur Crowl ..[ Winchester, Va . K ' 1 ' John Alexander Culley. Evanston, ■!■ K ' 1 ' , II A N Russell Madison Cummings Lexington, Va, Euw IN Sheldon Curtis Kingston. Penn, Theodore Morrison Curtis Pelham Manor, N. Y, a- A e, w. F. JEB Stuart Darby. Jr Plaquemine. La, II K A Claibourne Henry Darden Sufifolk. Va i; A E Robert Lamar Deal. Jr Helena. Ark, r N. II A X Robert Byron Clark DeLaMater Chicago, 111, K :i William Todd DeVan Charleston. W. Va K i; WiNFiELD Benjamin Donham .....Glen Ridge, N. J r A, v. F. James Drylie. Jr Irwin. Penn Peter Edward Duffy, Jr Butler, Penn X Charles Ellis Duncan Vero Beach, Fla II K Dan Terrill Dunn Richmond, Va -h A e Thomas Lerue Dunn Detroit. Mich 1 X. H A N Richard Kurtz Eddy Winchester, Va :i i K Stuart Garner Edmonds Winchester. Va K I ' , c. c. John Fulmore Edmundson Wilson. N. C K S Richard Thomas Edwards Roanoke. Va II K A. w. F. Ralph Stanton Emerson East Orange, N. J Ethelbert Henry Evans Montgomery, Ala, Z A E, C. C. ' T tttlt ' '  lt trf TT T G 5 CALVX: ' 7 ' 7 i The Sophomores KiRwiN Thomas Evergam .....Denton, Md. :;; A ]•: Burton Albert Farber Brooklyn, N. Y. ! E u William Silas Farmer Frankfort. Kv. !• A e Edwaru Egner Ferguson Washini ton, D. C. A X I , II A N Harry Lew is Fitzgerald Tulsa, Okla. K A, II A N George Washburn Flack Kini ston, I ' t-nn. A X p, w. V. William Gage Fleming Memphis, Tenn. William Howard Flowers, Jr Thoniasville, Ga. K A Henry Dade F oote, Jr Alexandria, La. K A Garlie Albert Forehand — Goldsboro. N. C. Joe Marcl ' s Friedman Danville, Va. z B T Loring Miliken Garrison Easlev, S. C. II K -l-, RAN Eugene Nicholas S. Girad Hazelton. Penn. A X p Gorden Payne Goldenberg Lynchburg. Va. i; A E William Carrol Goodwin Lynchburg, Va. A T S! John Meredith Graham. Jr Rome. Ga. K A William Davis Gunter St. Louis, Mo. ' I ' K i:, c. c. George Haviland Hagadorn, Jr Albany, N. Y. George Hillard Harper Washington. D. C. Lyman Christian Harrell, Jr Em]) )ria. Va. K X Ralph Osborn Harxey Wichita b ' alls. Tex. i: X Norman H.arold Hatten Lxnian. Miss. i: X, w ' . F. William Waller Haw kins, Jr Pelham Ahmor, N. Y. B e II v ' f • 1 1 1 1 1 1 KJ The Sopohmores Richard Henderson Victoria, Tex. + Ji e George Allister Henry, Ir :. Mobile, Ala. A T Edward Henry Hill ' a,shington. D. C. Paul Evans Holbrook Ashland. Ky. William Tonsey Ho.mberg.... ..Charleston, W . Va. B H II, C. C. John Alexander Houston.... Toledo, Ohio. 1. K M ' Howard Sampson Hudson Pleasantville, X. J. A T Gray Waslton Hume. Jr... Leesburg, Va. William Evelyn Hutchings. Jr Louisville, Kv. ■1. K v Gary Erederick Irons, Jr Rockbridge Baths, Va. Vess Edmund Irvine New York, N. Y. II K ! David Minge Jackson Richmond, Va. I! e II, w. F. Eben Jackson - Darners, Mass. John Tallman Jarrett Dunbar, W. Va. A T 0, c. c. Charles Farnham Johnson, Jr Urbana, Ohio ' l A H Clyde Alwyn John.son, Jr Roanoke, Va. II K A, c. c. John Allen Johnston - Leesburg, Va. Albert Scott Jones .--. Mt. Sterling, Ky. Henery Taylor Jones Jacksonville, Fla. A T Fames Fleming Tones Dublin, Ga. • ' - II K M ' Charles Robert Kaplan Louisville. Kv. I E II Charles Wesley Kaufman Martinsburg, W. Va. William Clarence Kimbreli Raleigh, N. C. Thomas Kerr Laird ..Lexington, Ya. w N . ' ' A [ u The Sophomores Howell Arthur Lamar Falls Church. Va. T A, c. c. Claude Andrews LaVarre Washington, D. C. T , c. c, w. F. Clarence Pendleton Lee, Jr Pine Bluff, Ark. LeRoy Madison Lee. [r Flushing, N. Y. A i: Raymond Taft Lemay Marlboro. Mass. Frank Bell Lew ls Maxclton. W. Va. A T .Arthur Isac Lifschitz Lindenhurst. . Y. } I Charles James Longacre, Jr Elizabeth. X. J. ; 1 ' [ames Lord. Jr Brooklyn. N. . ■ AT Harry Leonard McCarthy Covington, Va. George Leonard McClure Dallas, Texas K :i, w. F. Leland Leonard McGraw Binghamton, N. Y. 1 E, n A N James Newell McKay St. Louis. Mo. r A Ernest Leigh McLella n New Orleans. La. [ames W ' addell ] L rks - Lexington. Va. Z B T Neil Zentmyer Meredith Hagerstown. Md. Everett Dewey Mereness South Valley. N. Y. Charlton Messick, Jr St. Louis. Mo. B e n, u A N William Franklin Methvin Atlanta. Ga. II K •1 ' , w. F. Al ' stin Cunningham Millspal ' gh San Angelo. Tex. K r. c. c. AL RTiN Joseph Montague Oxford. N. C. Thomas White Moore Pulaski, Tenn. 11 K A, II A X William Haywood Moreland. Jr Lexington. Va. K A ' l N i « ! 7 7 ' 7 A I 9 S I The Sophomores ToHx Leyburx IMosby Lvnchbur -. Ya. i; A E Stanley St. Clair Muxdy Freclericksburs:. Va. n K A Thomas Oram Murphpiy ] Iineral Wells, Texas :; A E George ' illl m Musser Indiana. Penn. A X A Lloyd Axdersox Myers, Jr Lvnchburg, Va. r A E SiDXEY Harold Newman ..-. .....Danville, Va. E n Edgar Marshall Nuckols. Jr. Louisville, Kv. A T Q, c. c. Alvix BuBBiE Ortxer Louisville, Kv. •J ' K II Alexaxuer Charles Pagexstecker San Antonio, Tex. ' !■ I ' . II A N SiMox Marshall Painter Mill Hall, Penn. K 1 William Allen Pankey, Jr Bluefield, W. Va. Richard Otis Parmelee Binghamton, N. Y. r E Gorrell Yerxox Patterson. Jr Pensacola, Fla. ' I ' r A William Pite New Haven, Conn. Walter James Pound Manuet, N. Y. A T U Harvet Pride Decatur, Ala. K i;, w. F. Talmage Franklin Radford Lexington, Va. Dudley Albert Rainey Irwin, Penn. Edmund Blaine Ranxells Mt. Labanon, Penn. Homer (jExe Ray, Jr Donaldsonville, Ga. h A e Johx Bolar Revercomb Covington, Va. K 2 Emmett Sidxey Richardson Church View, Va. Matthew Peel Rivers Louisville. Kv. A T fi, II A N J s M W r2. M jc cb r The Sophomores Garland Greener Roach Tazewell. Va. William Morrison Robinson St. Louis, Mo. r . K Albert Jowitt Rudes Clarendon, Va. James Rucker Ryland Richmond, Va. 4- K i;, c. c. Ira Herbert Samelson Mcnii)his, Tenn. z B T Wilson Sanders Wau])aca, Wis. A T Richard Laimbeer Sanford, Jr Brooklyn. N. Y. Henry ' Aur.HN Saunders Baltimore, Vn . John Richard Satnders Pensacola, Fla. r .i Ernest Arthur Schilling Maplewood, N. J. II K A ■ John Hollingsworth Senseney St. Louis, Mo. A e Trooper Armstrong Shaw Ada, Okla. Wallace Bacon Sheffield Boulder. Colo. J- K r Kenneth Alexander Shephard Winston-Salem, N. C. James W. A. Smith, Jr ..Elizal eth. N. J. A X A Robert Ragsdale Smith Charlotte. X. C. II K + Thomas Carman Smith Havana. Cuba r A Joel Spurgeon Snyder, Jr Favetteville, X. C. 4 K i:, II A N Fred Xorman Squires Yonkers, N. Y. Jack Surlowitz Xew York. X. Y. foK Henry Staley, Jr Knoxville. Tenn. A ' f Sidney Robert Stevens Stamford. Conn. Samuel Bell Steves San Antonio, Te.x. K A. c. c. Harold Joseph Sullivan C klahoma Citv. Okla. Ben ■v ■ I ■ t I I I I. Ol S I ( I The Sophomores Allen Dale Symonds -- .Evanston, 111. ■I K M ' , C. C ViLLL .M Fowler Symonds -- Evanston. 111. K  ! ' Cromwell Edward Thomas .Kingston, Pa. loxATHAX Rexder Thomas Montgomery, Ala. I i B M DoxALD Chester Thomson - : lilldale. Va. r ; Robert Horne Tolbert Culpeper, Va. I U K ' !■ Clyde Daniel Tolley - Lexington, Va. Walter Emerson Vermilya - Clifton Forge, Va. Joseph Kittredge Vinson. Houston, Tex. A T n Presley Ewing Vinson - Houston, Tex. A T « Luther Frank Violett, Jr... Paris, Ky. K A ' • L MEs Pickens Walker - Savannah, Ga. ] ' ! ' r A - . Jacob Lk;htsley Wallace... Charlotte, N. C. , ; II K I I Samuel Mortimer Ward, III Hewlett, N. Y. .( V i ToHN Francis Watlington. Jr Reidsville, N. C, Ben William Gordon Weagley Wayneshoro, Penn. f f)H X Terre Wertman.. Detroit, Mich. X A William H. H. Wertz Wooster. Ohio i; H II Joseph Burleson Wharton, Jr El Dorado, Ark. K A, W. F. Edward Tun kin Wilson Rome. Ga. • K A Peyton PjRown W ' infree. Jr Lynchburg, Va. K 1, II A N . llen Harris Wofford Johnson Citv. Tenn. i; A E, w. F. HucKNER Woodford, Jr Paris, Ky. i A e Clarence Sigman Woods Greensboro, N. C. p K +, w. F. Frank Peter Zoch, Jr San Antonio, Tex. • K A f i THE FRESHMEN (LJ i (LJ - (r ' y ' ' LJ i ACADEMIC V I i Officers S. KiXG Presicioit J. E. Brvdges J ' icc-Prcsidriit J. M. Ingram, Jr Sccrctaiy-Treasuirr S. M. Greewvood. Ill Historian H. P. Smith Exccittive Connnittcciiujit tALW M i I 9 S I The Freshmen Samuel Lutz Alexander Leesburg, Va. Gilbert Allis, Jr 4- k ....Milwaukee, Wis. Frank Gaulding Almon, Jr a t n - Pensacola, Fla. James Steve Anderson, Jr v Oklahoma City, Okla. Meriwether Lewis Anderson, Jr... 4 k i: - Richmond, Va. Harold Leo Austin . x p Charleston, W. Va. Hayden Dickenson Austin, Jr a . p Bound Brook, N. J. Herbert Tompkins Austin a t Easton, Md. Robert Dague Baird a , a .....Akron, Ohio James Pelham Baker, Jr a t a West Helena, KxV. Charles David Baldwin a t n ----- .....Jacksonville, Fla. Norwood Ervin Band Pleasantville, N. J. Paul Lawrence Banks, Jr k Helena, Ark. John Woodrow Barger Lexington, Va. David Thurman Barlow n k a HoUins, Va. William Wallace Barnes n k q. Wadesboro, N. C. John Dillard Battle n k .|. Washington, D. C. Hardaway Hugh Bein Seattle, Wash. James Frederick Bing a, e ii New York, N. Y. Willi A Elwell Bixler Bahia, Brazil Thomas Harris Blaikie, Jr n k a Hartford, Conn. Barton McCrum Bledsoe Sykesville, Md. Thomasson Michael Boland |. k i Charleston, W. Va. Amos Alonzo Bolen a t n Ashland, Ky. Robert Earl Borthwick ...Avoca, Penn. John Thomas Bowser, Jr Winchester, Ky. Bernard Elliot Brennan..... a t n Rockville Center, N. Y. Winston William Brown v n Shreveport, La. Caryl Olion Brownell Greenwich, N. Y. Frank Cullen Bryant k i; Orangeburg, S. C. James Edward Brydges v .|, e Big Island, Va. Robert Lacey Buffington .Lake Village, Ark. Robert Ira Bull, Jr .Newark, N. J. Herbert Brockeway Bullene a, p Lawrence, Kan. Charles Alexander Burgess Croton Falls, N. Y. Walter Scott Burgess, Jr a. k i- Benton Harbor, Mich. James Duncan Burn Birmingham, Ala. James Benjamin Burton Danville, Va. William Thomas Camp a t Detroit, Mich. Steve Allen Campbell + r a - Tulsa, Okla. I T1 « • I f • I I m iT   tlll ll TtT Vr t ALVX I 9 S I The Freshmen i I. Chang Shansi, China Lawrence Russell Chase t - Washington, D. C. John Hubbard Cheatham .j, o Miami, Fla. James Vincent Cherry, III Newark, N. J. Harry Donald Clar k Alden, N. Y. Robert Myers Cleveland .|. k i- Spartanburg, S. C. James Ransom Clisby ,i, a b Macon, Ga. James Wright Cochran k a Oklahoma City, Okla. Rosser Johnson Coke, Jr v Dallas, Tex. Kenneth Reese Cole v ,,. ; Punxsutawney, Penn. Charles Crantz Collier k i; North Emporia, Va. John Henry Cooke Alexandria, Va. John Hammond Cover n k a Meyersdale, Pa. Tom Mabry Cranfill h e Dallas, Tex. Charles Payne Crowley v .|, v. Appomattox, Va. Robert Smither Crenshaw k i; Richmond, Va. John Cuomo n k a Princeton, N. J. Arnold Silvio Dallava.. Pittsfield, Mass. Isadore Euel Dattle z b t Sunflower, Miss. Henry Franklin Davis..... v t,, Johnstown, Pa. Henry Davis j, e ii Baltimore, Md. Kenneth Edward Davis Everett. Mass. Alfred George Dennison x p Goldsboro, Md. RuGELEY Pierson DeVan, Jr K 1 Charleston, W. Va. John Walters Dexter n e ii --- Ardmore, Okla. Walter James Dixon Somerset, Pa. Wilbur La Verne Dixon Crewe, Va. Albert Austin Dodds, Jr a . a ----- Hawthorne, N. J. Walter Robinson Douglas a t a Charleston. W. Va. Charles Hooton Duncan Bridgeport, O. James Hardy Durham k i: Memphis. Tenn. James Duffey Dye v Tulsa, Okla. Holmes Murphy Dyer n k - Freehold, N. J. Harry Mason Eakin New Castle, Va. Harry Lee Eichelberger a t a Keller, Va. Robert Thomas Eicholtz x a Washington, D. C. Samuel Martin Englehardt, Jr a e Montgomery, Ala. Frederick Matthews English ::; 4 e Trenton, N. J. Harrison Force English, HI 2; + v. Trenton, N. J. AL skell McGalliard Ewixg Rahway, N. J. i ! ? The Freshmen i X ' ; William Archibald Fairlee, Jr v 4- e Asbury Park, N. J. Leslie Allen Faudree a x p - Covington, Va. William Gilbert Faulk n k a — - Monroe, La. Richard Frank Faulkner, Jr n k Pittsburg, Pa. AL LC0LM Oliphant Forsyth v Narberth, Pa. William Wilson Fowlkes Danville, Va. Frederick Love Fox .1. k m - Mt. Pleasant. Pa. William Roi Francis n k -j. - Troy, Ohio William Edward Fulwiler a t Bvichanan, Va. Fred O. Funkhouser 4. k Harrisonburg, Va. Luther Anderson Galyon h r a — Knoxville, Tenn. Hunter Edward Gaylor - Lexington, Va. Jesse Howell Glover Woodland Mills, Tenn. William Arthur Glover k - Memphis, Tenn. Ben Douglas Goff, Jr a e Winchester, Ky. Richard Walter Grafton Morrisville, Pa. Thomas WiLLiA Graves a t a - Lynchburg, Va. Donald Milton Gray - Savannah, Ga. Everett Whitney Gray Lowell, Mass. Samuel M. Greenwood, HI Coatesville, Pa. John Griffiths, Jr - Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Nathan Everette Grisham Eastland, Tex. William Gregg Grove, Jr n k a Ronceverte, W. Va. f Jack Elton Gugenheim z b t San Antonio, Tex. ■ Arthur Talmage Gunn. Jr Danville, Va. Lewis Layman Haas. -.- Lynchburg, Va. | John Whitnell Hager i; a e St. Louis, Mo. s Henry Lippincott Haines a t Audubon, N. J. Jo ;v John Summer Haines a t Audubon, N. J. Joshua M. Hall k -.Kansas City. Mo. Fred Hadley Hamilton, Jr s n Jonesboro, Ark. John Alexander Hanley .t r a Washington, D. C. Lewis Eugene Hardwick ,1, a e Winchester, Ky. Hernard Griffith Harless a x p Clifton Forge, Va. John Herbert Harper Butler. Pa. Lyttleton Tazwell Harris k a Tunica. Miss. Milton Lanier Harris k a Tunica, Miss. Vernon Vineyard Harris v n Oklahoma City, Okla. Claude Harrison, Jr Ben Bedford, Va. John McCaughey Harrison v x Little Rock, Ark. TT I I t t g ' The Freshmen i Alexander Gilliam Harwood, III... v j,- Williamsburg, Va. William Thomas Hassett, Jr Hagerstown, Md. Harry Oliver Hazell Richmond. Va. Charles Oscar Hearon .j, k + -- Spartanburg, S. C. Louie Bradford Hess, Jr .i o Pittsburg, Tex. LeRoy Hodges, H n k a Richmond, Va. John Hoffman . x . Haverhill, Mass. Maxwell Burton Hostetter u k .i Conway, S. C. Wallace Nalle Hudgins Culpeper, Va. Robert Denson Hudson 4, e Birmingham, Ala. Kenneth Levi Huggins South Hartford. N. Y. Robert Ringgold Hutton Kansas City, Mo. Joe Morton In(;ram. Jr Culleoka. Tenn. Charles Rogers Iovino Lawrence. Mass. Lloyd Christian Iredell Allentown, Pa. Edward Simon Jacobs z b t Memphis, Tenn. William Johnson v , ,,. Huntington, W. Va. Walter Christian Johnston Richmond, Va. John Hunter Jones n k .1. - Texarkana. Ark. Irvin Karlin z B T New York, N. Y. Fred William Kelley k ; - Cullman, Ala. Howard William Kelley Clifton, X J. Richard Wiedner Kellogg n k . La Grano-e, 111. William Henry Kemble n k a Bristol, Va. Arnold Sutherland King a t n - - Cleveland. O. Henry Lee King Hot Springs, Va. Martin Luther Kipps. Jr j x White Sulphur Springs, W. Va. Hartley Weems Kittle t a Shaw, Aliss. W ' lLLiAM Ernest Kliefoth v y St. Louis, ' Slo. Donald Wilson Laird... v ; Naraberth, Pa. Knight Laird a t u - - Jonesboro, Ark. William Otis Leffell Abino-don. a. Jesse Clifton Leigh n k Hamlet. X. C. Donald Stuart Levinson z b t - Baltimore, Md. Naylor Davis Litchfield k 2 Memphis, Tenn. Robert Glenn Livengood i k St. Louis, Mo. Vahe Robert Logician Princeton, X ]. Robert ' illiam Lowthian v ,- Yorkville, O. xA.LFRED Philip Lowry z b t - Willetka, 111. Louis Frederick Lubrecht a x . Lock Haven, Pa. I The Freshmen Fraxze Edward Lund, Jr KOBERT ClINGAN IcCaRDELL. William Bauer McCoy James Dixon McCulley .... 3 T Lynchburg. Va. .... 4. A e Frederick. Md. .... R H II Zanesville. O. .... V £ Logansport, Ind. Gilbert Carl McKown v x - Martinsburg. W. Va. David Scott McDonald. Jr a t n - Durant. Okla. Robert Harry Madden v n Jamaica, L. L. N. Y. Andrew Wallace Mangus Vesuvius, Va. Sidney B. Mantell.. New York, N. Y. Victor Fray AL rshall n k a - -- Culpeper, Va. Warren Douglas Matthews a t n - Poconioke City, Md. William Benjamin IMayes, Jr n k !• - Greensboro. N. C. William Putts Medcalf .1. r a Baltimore. Md. Brinkley Morris Messick b e ri - St. Louis. Mo. Willie Beverly Middleton, Jr Plaquemine. La. Olin Kenneth Miller. a x p - Covington. Va. Edward Powers Mincher Trenton, N. J. Tom Griffin Moody v x -- Elyria. Ohio Frank Burt Mooers - Baltimore, Md. Wesley Moore Watertown. N. Y. Thomas Alfred Morris, Jr n k a La Grange. 111. SoLOMAN Scott Mosovich .|. e ii -- Trenton, N. J. Alex Chatham Motsinger Winston-Salem. N. C. Gaston Lamar Mounce Houston, Tex. Joseph Carl Muller Little Falls. N. J. Wilfred Albert Nabors v - Mansfield, La. Charles Benjamin Nance a t West Point. Va. William James Neely Hastings. N. Y. Farrar Newberry, Jr 4. k i: Little Rock, Ark. Foster McCrum Palmer Chicago. 111. Samuel Reagan Parker Lufkin, Tex. Neil Campbell Pascoe Milford. N. J. Francis Landey Patton a x a Hawthorne, N. J. M. Frank Pearson a t j Chicago, 111. William Pedigo i. a e Glasgow, Ky. Given Luster Pettrey Clarksburg, W. Va. Edwin Henkle Pewett b e ri Jonesboro, Ark. James Orson Phelps, Jr h r a St. Louis, Mo. Marion Edward Porter Atlanta, Ga. Harry Frederick Preston, Jr Balboa, Canal Zone i i: ! The Freshmen Allison Howe Price a t Philadelphia, Pa. George ' ashington Price ii k a Spartanburg, S. C. Charles Austin Pritchard ii k a — - - Durbin, W. Va. Charles Hayden Reasor i: x St. Louis, Mo. George Leach Reynolds a x p Wilkesboro, Pa. Stephen John Richards, Jr n k a Needham, Mass. f Joseph George Robinson New York, N. Y. Rowan Spencer Robinson ,i p a Kirkwood, Mo. Lawrence Jacob Roose New York, N. Y. Emanuel Rosenberg z u t Jacksonville, Fla. Herbert Rudlin Richmond, Va. Albert Abraham Rudnick .i e ii Hartford, Conn. ' James Taylor Rutherford, Jr Oklahoma City, Okla. Robert Beardsley Safford .|, k i- Hartford, Conn. Edward Reeves Scales 4, k M ' Louisville, Ky. , Arthur Bernard Schraff Memphis, Tenn. j William Randolph Schildknecht Frederick, Md. Edward C. H. Schmidt, Jr . . p a - - Ben Avon, Pa. Anders Carpenter Schultz Reading, Pa. Philip Jerome Seraphine, Jr x Port Washington. N. Y. Howard jMorgan Shaw.... 4. e Scranton, Pa. ■ ' I Robert Bruce Shively ti k i - Chambersburg, Pa. J John Alexander Shoemaker ' i]kesbarre, Pa. John Ford Shroder Dorset. ' t. Harvard Payson Smith . ' - k a - - Murfreesboro. Tenn. Howard Franklin Smith a t Pelham, N. Y. Melvin jMathein Smith.. Oklahoma City. Okla. William McAllister Smith, Jr Xew York, X. Y. George Marvin Spaulding , k i Chase City, Va. DoMiNicK Albert Spina Newark, N. J. Daniel Boone Starts man Cincinnati, O. George Enos Stauffer n k Philadelphia, Pa. W Frederick Newman Sager .1. k i: Danville, Va. Richard Bernard Sale, Jr a t PelhauL N. Y. Richard Allen Sanders Campbellsville, Ky. Claude Edward Sanford Southampton, L. L, N. Y. Clifford Anderson Sauerbrun Elizabeth, N. J. Alexander Read Saunders Pensacola. Fla. James Cooper Saunders a t Baltimore, Aid. Joe Henery Sawyers n k a Oak Hill, W. Va. x J. M V V s 1 ' JL-r ' 1 The Freshmen 1 Bernard Steinberg East Orange, N. J. Alexander ] Iahan Sterling Cleveland, O. William See.man Stern e n ■-- New York. N. Y. George Jefferds Stevens -.. a t White Plains, N. Y. Arthur Lawrence Stole New York. N. Y. George Louis Stout Pontiac, Mich. ]. Breckenridge Stovall. Jr V A E - - Lynchburg, Va. James Lynn Strong Zent, Ark. Beverly Dancy Summerson a p Great Neck. N. Y. Howard Parry Sumpter Lexington. Va. Charles Francis Suter Clarendon. V a. David Buchanan Taylor ...Bradford, Va. Hiram Columbus Taylor k a - Mobile, Ala. John Herman Thomas k i: Charleston. W. Va. William Crawford Thomas Montgomery, Ala. W. D. Nelson Thomas sen - Baltimore, Md. Carl Lester Tipton Knoxville, Tenn. Arthur Clarence Tonsmeire t a -- Spring Hill, Ala. Everett Tucker, Jr k i: - Tucker, Ark. John Oliver Tucker, Jr... Weatherford. Tex. Leslie Earl Tucker Birmingham. Ala. Victor Franklin Tucker v a e Philadelphia, Pa. William Burl Tyree Rocky Mount, Va. Waldo Briggs Utley, Jr .New Orleans, La. William Henry Vick.. k a Oklahoma City, Okla. Joseph Walker, Jr |. a e Columbia. S. C. Scott Rogers Walker n k a Nassawadox, Va. William Jones Wallace k a - Oklahoma City, Okla. Henry Waller, Jr p, e ii Portland, Ore. Donald Reiter Wallis a t .i - Bedford, Ind. Harrison Merrill Walters, Jr a t n Pocomoke, Md. Carlton Victor Ware, Jr v a e - Rii ' e Bluff, Ark. Herbert Brooke West Berry ville, Ark. RoLLo Granger West n k ■ Bcrryville, Ark. Theodore Lawrence White San Antonio, Tex. Ralph Davis Whitley. b e ii - Jonesboro, Ark. Charles Reuben Williams c r a W arsaw, Ind. Louis Harrison Wilson a t n - Richmond. Va. Oscar Charles Wilson n k + Erlanger, N. C. William Lewis Wilson k a Owensboro, Ky. George Fox Wing, HI a t Hendersonville, N. C. Albert Wolff z b x Rockville Center, N. Y. Charles Adolphus Wood, Jr Charleston, W. Va. William Harvey Wood a. k Thenton, Mich. Frank John Young a t n - Brooklyn, N. Y. Kenneth John Zarelli Bridgeport, Conn. George Regel Zimmerer 4- k z Great Neck, N. Y. H ! 1 . r = : r 1 _J P f I I f V HI sm.wny lr m .1} -!95? I ] Interfraternity Council Officers Dr. T. J. Farrar President Horace Gooch, Jr Secretary Members H. Gooch, Jr Phi Kappa Psi C. H. McMillan, Jr - Beta Thcta Pi L. M. Calhoun Kappa Alpha J A. McVav Alpha Tau Omega C. W. Day, Jr Sigma Chi J. W. Devine, Jr Sigma Alpha Epsilon H. G. MoRisoN Phi Gamma Delta T. N. Lavne Kappa Sigma C. H. Paddock Sigma Xu B. E. Haley Phi Delta Thcta H. W. Mabry Pi Kappa Alpha H. L. Williams. Jr Phi Kappa Sigma J. W. Clopton Delta Tau Delta J. C. Rash Sigma Phi Epsilon Ethan Allan Alph Chi Rho J. B. Magee Pi Kappa Phi C. B. ViCKERs Lambda Chi Alpha J. A. Weinberg Zeta Beta Tau W. S. WuRTEBURGER Phi Epsiloii Pi I n, LJ CALVX: ! ' ' 7 ' ' ' 7 7 7 ' L Phi Kappa Psi Founded, Washington and Jefferson, 1852 Virginia Beta Chapter Listablislicd. cS ' 55 Fratres in Facultate Robert William Dickey Fitzgerald Flournoy Hale Houston Livingston Waddell Smith Fratres in Universitate Class of igji Robert Wallace Annin Horace Gooch, Jr. John Boatner Chamberlain Gilmore Nunnelly Nunn John Dale Clothier, Jr. John Tanner Raymond John Schalles Schuchart John Alexander Veech O. Jennings Wilkinson, Jr. Class of ig 2 Mark Ebenezer Atwood Gilbert Ward Hewson Alexander MacHattie Forrester John Robert Hornor Class of IQ Thornton Berry Stuart Garner Edmonds Allen Dale Symonds John Decatur Crowl John Alexander Houston William Prowler Symonds John Alexander Cullev William Evelyn Hutchings. Jr. Clarence Sigman Woods ? V N , 1 : Class of iQ 4 Gilbert Allis, Jr. Walter Scott Burgess, Jr. Joshua M. Hall Robert Myers Cleveland Charles O. Hearon Frederick Love Fox Robert Be. rdslev Safford Edward Reeves Scales William Crawford Thomas William Harvey ' ood f!  [I h ' . ; = . w Beta Theta Pi l- ' ouiuled at Miami L ' ni crsit -, 1839 Alpha Rho Chapter Established. iS (i Fratres in Urbe Haui ' St. G. Tucke ' Fratres in Universitate Class of 19 1 James Hollowav Alexande: Chandler Wvsor Gordon John Millard Stemmons Morris Elwvn Ballard Clifton Hawkins McMillan, Jr. William Otey Thomas Robert Buckland Fangboner William Vincent Rlxker John Henry Walker Theodore F. Morton Gr. ham KoB1. ' SON Hugh A. White Goodridge a. Wilson William Christian Edwards Robert Keene Hoadlev John Frederick Ladd tupper swaxdale al-lex ' Howard IJve Car er Joseph Jerome Framptom. Jr. William Waller Hawkins, Jr. John Walters Dexter Claude Harrison, Jr. William Bauer McCoy Class of ig s Charles Edward Long, Jr. Harold Martin Miller David Eli Nichols Class of IQ . lfred Dunkin Xoves Frank Sampson Smith Harold Joseph Sullivan William Toxsey Homberg Charlton Messick, Jr. David Minge Jackson John Francis Watlixgton ' ernon Lester Jackson, Jr. William H. H. W ertz, H Class of 1 9 4 Brixklev Morris Messick Edwix Hexkel Pewett W. D. Xelsox Thoma. Hexry Waller, Jr. Ralph Davis Whitley :N| B CAl-VX ' IBS! I 7 y ' 7 7 7 ' ■ ' 7 V CALVX 7 ' ' 7 7 7 i a A 7 Kappa Alpha Founded at Washington and Lee University, 1865 Alpha Chapter Establislicd. 1S65 Norman Burgess John Campbell John Alexander Graham Charles Lewis Brooks Lawton Miller Calhoun Fratres in Urbe General W. H. Cocke Dr. R. p. Cooke Colonel Dodson Colonel H. C. Ford Greenlee D. Letcher Fratres in Facultate John Higgins Williams William Haywood Moreland Fratres in Universitate Class of ig i Okey Kenneth Hickman Gerry Rounds Holden, Jr. BoRROUGHS ReID HiLL Noah Spears Hinton Class of ig 2 Allen Southgate Carr Henry W. MacKenzie, Jr. Lyman Christian Harrell, Jr. Randolph T. Shields. Jr. Marshall Stokes Black Bernard Byrd Davis Harry Lewis Fitzgerald William Howard Flowers Henry Dade Foote, Jr. James Wright Cochra-n Cornelius Henry Cohen Milton Lanier Harris Class of IQ S John M. Graham, Jr. James Rayborn Moore ' illl m H. Moreland, Jr. Jr. Samuel Bell Steves Class of IQS4 Lyttleton Tazwell Harris Harvard Payson Smith Hiram Columbus Taylor Stewart Phillip Linscheid Robert Thomas Silva Charles Bancroft Taylor George Lewis Stout Luther French ' iolett, Jr. Joseph B. Wharton, Jr. Edward Junkin ' ilson Frank Peter Zoch, Jr. William Henry Vick William Jones Wallace U ' illiam Louis Wilson LJ|l 7 ' 7 1 ; 1L J= T- - !t; w s i Alpha Tau Omega Founded at Virginia Military Institute, 1865 Virginia Beta Chapter Established 1S63 Fratres in Urbe M. W. Paxton M. W. Paxton, Jr. Charles Alpin Bowes Watson Allen Bowes Harry Burn, Jr. Frank Richard Bailey Alfred Newton Edgar James Voorhees Freeman William Carroll Goodwin John Tallman Jarrett Fratres in Facultate Henry Donald Campbell Fratres in Universitate Class of ig i John Grant Faulkner, Jr. Ralph Albert Herms William Byrd Harbeson, Jr. Henry Johnson Patterson Frank Milton Smith Class of iQ 2 Eugene Pomeroy Martin, Jr. William Cleveland Knopf, Jr. Robert Alexander Morris, Jr. Joseph Kittredge Vinson Class of IQSS E. Marshall Xuchoi.s, Jk. Matthew Pefj, Rivers Walter James Pound Presley Ewing Vinson L fc X P Class of IQJ4 Frank Gaulding Almon, Jr. Arnold Sutherl.wd King Warren Douglas Matthews Charles David Baldwin Knight Laird Harrison Merrill Walters, Jr. Amos Alinzo Bolen David Scott MacDonald, Jr. Louis Harrison Wilson Bernard Elliott Brexnan Frank John Young E= I T IT I I ' L ]L oir L i ' ' ' ' 7 7 7 tALVX ' 7 7 ' 7 ' — ' Sigma Chi Founded at Miami University, 1855 Zeta Chapter Established, 1S66 Fratres in Universitate Class of ig i William Golford Robertson James Hoge Tyler, III Richard Mobly Dudly Wagers Edwin Page Bledsoe, Jr. Charles William Day, Jr. John Larimour Bott Paul Tatum Douglass Melville Beveridge Cox Thomas Stockton Fox, III Edward Miles Riley Class of ip 2 Martin P. Burks, III R. I eighton McKinnev, Jr. Edwin Allen Nesbitt WVlter Calkins Cremin Patrick Mitchell Robert Merryman Olmsted John Goadby Hamilton John William Zimmerman. Jr. Albert Oglesby Burks Walter D. Cline, Jr. Class of 79JJ Timothy O. Cremin, Jr. Moses Hogf Crighton, Jr. Ralph Osborn Harvey. Jr. Henry Cavett Robert Class of IQS4 Barton McCrum Bledsoe Thomas Griffen Moody Rosser Johnson Coke, Jr. John McCaughey Harrison Gilbert Carlyle McKown James Duffey Dye Charles Hayden Reasor I I N I ' 7 A fl ► T Jf Q -7?) ff ■ t ' ■I Sigma Alpha Epsilon iMumded, University nf Alabama, 1856 Virginia Sigma Chapter lislablishcd iS6g Fratres in Facultate Frank J. Gilliam Chaules Rice McDowell Fratres in Universitate Class of 1 93 1 George Barksdale Craddock Carl James Kinsey John William Devine. Jr. George Morgan Lupton Edgar Lee Gresham Duncan McConnell A. Howard Bickerstaff, Jr. Julian Finley Broome Richard Lea Hall Collas Grant Harris James Frederick Cook Claiborne Henry Darden Ethei.bert Henry Evans KiRWiN Thomas Everngam Gordon Payne Goldenberg Samuel M. Enclehardt, Jr. John Withnell Hagfr William Johnson Class of 1 93- ' Cliff Williams Hemming Walter Kemper Jennings Ralph Raymond Russell Class of 1933 John Leyburn Mosby Thomas Oram Murphey Lloyd Anderson Myers, Jr. Class of 1934 William Ernest Kliefoth L-vmes Dixon McCully Houston Mitchell Minniece Joseph Howard Townsend, Jr. Lewis Alex Vance George William Schnath Rufus King Simpson George Rosie Smith Paul Hamilton Wofford Karlyle O ' Berry William Morrison Robinson Trooper Armstrong Shaw Henry Alexander Sherwood Allen Harris Wofford J. Breckenridge Stovall, Jr. Victor Franklin Tucker Carlton Victor Ware, Jr. vi % m s - r CALVX: I ' ' ' i Phi Gamma Delta lM)iin(led, Washington and Jeffersun, i Zeta Deuteron Chapter Established. i. 6S Fratres in Facultate Francis Pendleton Gaines William L. Mapel William Gleason Bean Fratres in Universitate George Junkin Irwin Ollinger Crenshaw Class of iQSi Paul Olaf Dickey Noel Clark Mellen William Thomas Martin William Bostwick Sheppard, Jr. Class of 19 2 John Willis Ball William Thomas Beard, Jr. William Cooke Mulligan James Franklin Jones Robert Leffel McBride Hugh Graham Morison Class of IQS3 Frank Joseph Burkhart James Newell McKay William Brockley Carver Alexander C. Pagexstecker WiNFiELD Benjamin Donham Gorrell B. P. tteusox, Jr. Herbert B. Bullene Stephen Allen Campbell Luther Anderson Gaylox Class of 19 j 4 John Alexander Hanley William Putts Medcalf James Orson Phelps, Jr. Robert William Rein hold William White Beverly Risque Wilson, Jr. William Eugene Wilson John Richard Saunders Thomas Carman Smith James Pickens Walder, Jr. Rowan Spencer Robinson Edward C. H. Schmidt, Jr. Charles Reuben Williams V I 9 S I f1 U c-=n eU T t T VV f Ifi { ' ' ' ' Kappa Sigma Fuiimled, Llnivcrsity of XMrginia, i8 ' i7 Mu Chapter Established. iS , Fratres IX Facultate De la Waur Benjamin Easter Robert Hexrv Tucker Fratres ix Uxiversitate Richard Edward Beaton Aelie Crockett Coxwav Charles Wilbur Cocke Class of IQ I Thomas Bavtop Fitzhugh George Lockett Minter, Jr. Elbert Ernest Hall Garland Estes Vaughan, Jr. Denmax Carter Huchersox Lee Buchaxax Zeagler Class of ig 2 Wilbur Wright Mattox Class of I9S3 COPELAND EpES AdAMS John Dresden Copexhaver Austix C. Millspaugh Charles Jackson Biddle Julian Heyward Bailey Thomas Norwood Layxe Robert B. C. DeLaMater JOHX FULMORE EdMUNDSOX Paul Lawrence Baxks, Jr. Fraxk Cullen Bryant James H. rdy Durham Simon L RCELLus Painter Class of IQ34 William . rthur Glover Fred William Kellev Alfred Preston Sale, Jr. Kenneth Earl Spencer Sherwood Willing Wise Moseby Garland Perrow. Jr. Harvey Pride Peyton Brown Winfree, Jr. Clifton . . Woodrum. Jr. Xaylor Davis Litchfield Lewis Martin L -MEs Erroi.l Tucker -AJ; ' L.-=J. I 9 S I 7 i u M I ' -- ' I — t e  t Tttt   l I  '  I I t W l is ' ' ' ' ' ' 7 7 Sigma Nu Founded. ' irginia Military Institute, i8()9 Lambda Chapter Established. iSSs Fratres in Urbe Ralph I. Daves H. D. Ebert J. T. Preston R. S. Hutcheeon Richard A. Smith Fratres in Facultate Glover Dunn Hancock Charles Porterfield Light Fratres in Universitate Class of ig i Beverly Joel Lambert, Jr. Harris Johnson Cox Herbert Rodney Groop Harry Joseph Bi ' Rhe Walter V. Hl nzicker, Jr. Rosser Lynn Malone, Jr. Thomas Eldridge Mears, Jr. Winston William Brown Thomas William Davenport Thomas Leri ' e Dunn Class of IQ 4 James Steve Anderson, Jr. Malcolm Oliphant Forsyth .Alexander G. Harwood Fred Hadley Hamilton. Jr. Donald Wilson Laird Vernon Vinyard Harris Class of i 2 Richard Earl Morrison William Joseph Newland Class of I9S3 Rr)BERT Lamar Deal, Jr. Cheston Howard P. ddock Philip Doane Sharp JoH.x Htlmer Perssen Kenneth Rudolph Routon Robert Allen Street Joseph Leitch Wright Peter Edward Duffy. Jr. XoRMAN Harold Hatten Robert William Lowthian Robert Harry AL- dden Wilfred Albert Xabors Philip Jerome Seraphine, Jr. T I  ' I I f m f T I rv rv i ' i I ' 1 N .(% r 7 K II Phi Delta Theta Founded at Miami University, 1848 Virginia Zeta Chapter lisfablishcd. iSSr Fratres in Urbe Malcolm Duncan Campbell Edward Lacey Graham Colonel Edwards Colonel Pendleton Fratres in Facultate Robert Granville Campbell Earl Stansburv Mattinc.lv Fratres in Universitate Townsend Mikell Belser William Brandon Carrell Sidney Warfield Clay George Allen Fleece Elijah William Hale, Jr, Malcolm D. Campbell, Jr. Archibald Tyson Harris Carl Webster Bear Joseph Frank Bear Edmund Wallace Brent Pope W eston Caughlan Theodore Morrison Curtis James Edward Belser, Jr. John Hubbard Cheatham Joseph Raxsom Clisby Tom Marbry Cranfill Class of ig i Bradford Emerson Haley John Harold Hardwick Billy Lanier Jones William Smith Sandifer, Jr. Edward Steidtmann, Jr. Thomas Day Sugg, Jr. Henry Rogers McElwrath William Conrad Sugg Edgar B. Miller Addison Taltlbee Whitt, Jr. Class of 19 S- John Collins Helper Class of ig Dan Terrill Dunn iLLiAM Silas Farmer Richard Henderson Charles F. Johnson. Jr. Homer Gene Ray, Jr. Class of IQS4 Bex Douglas Goff, Jr. Lewis Eugexe Hardwick Louie Bradford Hess, Jr. Robert Dexsox Hudsox Richard Blair Skeex Arthur Davies Zachary, Jr. JoHX Hollixgsworth Senseney Jonathan Render Thomas, Jr. Robert Doran Walker Buckner Woodford, Jr. William G. Lu.xon Robert Clixgax AIcCardell ' iLLiAM Pedigo Joseph Walker, Jr. M • 1 ' n I (l( @0 ?=7 H • I • 1 III J u TiriT-fii ' irTiiinra ' ' ' ■ •-.M H Pi Kappa Alpha Founded, University of Virginia, i8f)8 Pi Chapter Estahlislicd. iSg2 Fratres in Facultate Kav E. Ellerman Clayton Epes Williams Frater in Urbe A. Willis Robertson Fratres in Universitate Class of ig i Harton Washburn Mabrv Binford Earl Parker Wallace Newton Tiffany Thomas Paremore Doughty, Jr. Wayne Harold Mathis George Francis Parsons Henry Martin Bandy Franklin Rutherford Bigham French Locke Boyer Samuel Lake Clark, Jr. Davis Thurman Barlow Thomas Harris Blaikie, Jr. John Hammond Cover John Cuomo William Gilbert Faulk William Gregg Grove, Jr. Class of pji Albert Gillespie Peery Class of ip S Jeb Stuart Darby, Jr. Richard Thomas Edwards Clyde Alwyn Johnson Class of I9S4 Leroy Hodges, H Richard Wiedner Kellogg William Henry Kemble Victor Fray Marshall James Dillingham Sparks George Algernon Speer. Jr. Lewis Lunsford Tignor Tom White Moore Stanley St. Clair Mundv Ernest Arthur Schilling William Francis Stone Thomas Alfred Morris, Jr. George Washington Price Charles Austin Pritchard Stephen John Richards. Jr. Joe Henery Sawyers Scott Rogers Walker ill 1 II I 9 I V I r-zriL : n ■ . : ' I I J Frederick Minto Barron Paul x llen Hornor Eugene Johnson John Everett Armstrong Samuel Edwin Cowin Stuart Lee Crenshaw Macon Rice Crocker Phi Kappa Sigma Founded, University of Pennsylvania, 1850 Alpha Alpha Chapter Established 1S94 Frater in Facultate Lucius Junius Desha Fratres in Universitate Class of ig i Wilbur Owen John Charles Smith Lewis Franklin Powell, Jr. Morton Nathaniel Thibodeau Hartwell Leigh Williams, Jr. Class of i() 2 Hunter B. Frischkorn, Jr, Kenneth Arthur Smith William Richardson Howell Emil Leroy Stevens Isaac Frederick Hudson Charles Adolphus Wood, Jr. John William McClure, Jr. Carl 1 ' rancis Young Edwin Henry Bacon William Wallace Barron Melton Randolph Bean Ralph Edward Bolton Class of IQ Nace Rovce Collins William Todd DeVan William Davis Gunter George Douglas McClure Class of 19 4 Meriwether L. Anderson. Jr. Fred O. Funkhouser Thomasson Michael Boland P rank Lindsev Charles Crantz Collier Robert Glenn Livengood Robert Smither Crenshaw Farrar N ewberrv, Jr. RUGELEY PlERSON De ' ax, Ju. John Bolar Revercomb James Rlxker Rvland Wallace Bacon Sheffield Joel Spurgeon Snyder. Jr. I rederick Xewman Sager George Marvin Spaulding Joh.n Herman Thomas Everett Tucker, Jr. George Regel Zim merer i V= -Kjr l ' - - ' CALVX: 19 3 1 7 I I CALYX , t ' i I ' ' 7 7 ' I 9 S I Delta Tau Delta Founded at Bethany College, 1859 Phi Chapter Established, 1S96 Frater in Facultate Thomas Jamks Farrar Fratres in Universitate Class of ig i George Fredrick Ashwouth Robert Hamilton Douglas William Anderson Glasgow, III John William Barger Edward Spencer Graves Edward Curtis Nichols Class of ig 2 James Wilford Clopton Thomas Wright Hancock Darrel Manning Price Edward Charles Tonsmeire, Jr. Henry West Butler Class of IQSS Howell Arthur Lamar Claude Andrews La Varre Class of IQ_ 4 James Pelham Baker. Jr. ' Ch.vrles Benjamin Nance Walter Robinson Douglas Thomas Willis Graves Merle Frank Pearson Harry Lee Eichelberger, Jr. Hartley Weems Kittle, Jr. Arthur Clarence Tonsmeire, Jr. William Edward Fulwiler Donald Reiter Wallis Si I x ft 7 i ._jr °nL J; t iL -rs 5f ' I i ' ' ■ Sigma Phi Epsilon Founded at Richmond College, igoo Virginia Epsilon Chapter Established 1906 Frater in Urbe Dr. Frank Wilson McCluer Fratres in Facultate James Strong Moffatt. Jr. Laird Young Thompson Fratres in Universitate Class of 10 u Turner Hearst Adams ' Frank Wilson McCluer, Jr. Frederick Balcom Collette James Robert Martin, Jr. Charles Reaper Talcott Chapman Lancaster James Crews Rash, Jr. Class of 10 2 Robert William Collier Leslie Sharp Farmer, Jr. Fred Diehl Livingston. Jr. Otho Raymond Cundiff Zebulon V. Johnson, Jr. Richard Otis Parmelee Class of IQ John Dravo Bliss Lelaxd Leonard ! IcGraw Richard Kurtz Eddy Neh- Campbell Pascoe y Class of iQ 4 Tames Bridges Henry F. Davis Harrison Force English, HI Kenneth Reese Cole Frederick Mathews English William A. Fairlee, Jr. Charles Payne Crowley Howard Morgan Shaw m ' n ■- - g ' ii; iicji CALVx:T lfB I V =LRJ 7 ' ' ' Alpha Chi Rho Founded, Trinity College. Connecticut, 1895 Phi Eta Chapter Established, ignj Fratres in Urbe Edwin G. Adah JA rEs M. Adair Fratres in Universitate Class of iQ i Ethax Ali.ex Frank Taggart Bready James Barton Crane John Joseph Brodertck Joseph Creasy Conner ED YARn Egner Fergi ' son, IIT Fred Earle Palmer Reno Rtssell Porter Class of ig 2 Hi ' GH B. Heaps John Surles Lewis Valter Thomas Sal e Robert James Thrift, Jr. Edwin Barrett Wilcox Lloyd Hemingway Richmond ' icKERs Booton Watts Otis ' alton Wine .Albert S. J. Atkinson. Jr. Morris Tiffany Booth Hayden Dickinson Austin. Harold Leo Austin Alfred George Dennison Class of 19 George Washbi ' rn Flack Eligene N. S. Girard John Alexander Shoemaker Class of IQ 4 Jr. Leslie Allen Faudree Bernard G. Harless Olin Kenneth Miller George Leach Reynolds Beverly Dancy Summerson a r, I fet t I n 1 ■ y 1 I 9 S I r i f. ' ' . V 1 ■! n f  t I I t V ? - . ' f ' ; Pi Kappa Phi Founded at College of Charleston, 1904 Rho Chapter Establislicd. 1920 Fratres in Facultate Earle Kerr Paxton Raymond T. Johnson Fratres in Universitate Leonard Clifton Borland Robert Selden Chapin Donald Schooley Hostetter Erwin Jerome Ade Ray ' mond Ade Wade Marion MacDonald John Parker Burrows William Clyde Capell Charles Ellis Duncan Loring Milliken Garrison Class of ig i Albert Connor Jones, Jr. Class of ig 2 James Bland Martin Jack Campbell Lovelace Joseph Bernard Magee Karl Middlekauff Smith Samuel Adkins Milliner, Jr. Lewis Pennington Nachod Stanley Miller Rowland Class of 193s Vess Edmund Irvine James Fleming Jones Wilson Sanders Robert Ragsdale Smith William Franklin Methvin Robert Horne Tolbert Edmund B. Rannells, Jr. Jacob Lightsey Wallace I William Wallace Barnes John Dill. rd Battle Holmes Murphey Dyer Richard F. Faulkner, Jr. William Roi Francis Class of IQ34 William Benjamin Mayes. Jr. Maxwell Burton Hostetter Robert Bruce Shively Jesse Clifton Leigh George Enos Stauffer John Hunter Jones Rollo Granger West Oscar Charles Wilson i I 9 S I I ' ; T t ? m ' '  Ti    i  it  rt itr v ' T 7 Zeta Beta Tau Founded, Cullege uf the City of New York. 189! Alpha Epsilon Chapter Establislicd, 1920 Fratres in Universitate Class of ipu Kenneth Bank Arthur Melville Helfat James Louis Rimler Jacob Albert Weinberg Manuel Morton Weinberg Harold Mayer Weinstein Class of ipji Samuel Barasch Eli Finkllstein Jack Gordon Marks Irving Buck Bricken Robert Bricken Class of IQS3 Gilbert Bank JuE AL RCus Friedman Ira Herbert Samelson r 1 1 Class of I9S4 Is adore Euel Battel Jack Elton Gugenheim Edward Simon Jacobs Irving Karlin Donald Stuart Levins6n Alfred Philip Lowry Emanual Rosenberg Albert W ' olff n I r I. s i Sf tf -. iwS - II - f r,,,,. Phi Epsilon Pi Founded, College of City of New York, 1902 Delta Chapter Established. 1920 Ralph Jeffery Berlin Julian Henry Eichel Julius Halpern Barnet Benjamin Garber Millard Robert Louis Fratres in Universitate Class of ig i Samuel Kessler Class of i()S- JuLiAN A. Levy Class of igu Morton Paul Levy Simon John Sloshberc; Walter S. Wurzburger Gilbert Victor Rosenberg David Jonah Wise Burton Albert P ' arber Charles Robert Kaplan Sidney Harold Newman Alvin B. Ortner I James Frederick Bing Henry Davis Class of i -) 4 Solomon Scott Moso ' ich Albert Abraham Rudnick William Seeman Stern Y . IL y — Ml I : f i uu- ALVX: .,v ' -- ' r7 , ' ' 7 7 ' i Lambda Chi Alpha Founded at Boston University, 1909 Gamma Phi Zeta Established, 1922 Frater in Urbe R. S. Burke Fratres in Facultate Marvin Grant Bauer William Thomas Lyle John Pierce Armstrong Howard William Carson Robert Covington Conner Charles Hibbit Blake Thomas Deale Blanchard Erly Allyne Johnston Edmund James x bbott. Jr. Shelby Waller Blatteman Louis Allen Burgoyne DeForest Edward Clark Robert Dague Baird Albert Austin Dodds, Jr. Fratres in Universitate Class of ipj William McMurrav Dix William Henry Tallyn Benjamin Lampson Lewis, Jr. John S. Teggart Benjamin Daniels Maxey Arnold M. ' ickers Class of ig David George Price James Surget Shields Class of ig s John Keith Clark Albert Meints Fowler Class of 1934 Robert Thomas Eicholtz John Hoffman Charles Earl Tilson Carl Brannon Vickers Earle Freeman Wicke Alfred Richard Jones George William Musser James W. A. Smith, Jr. John Jerre Wertman Louis Frederick Lubrecht Francis Laudey Patton N I M m Q%% ii - ; 4 f ] ] ' A M w f g ■ — ■ -J L. X: - sL i Delta Upsilon Foimdecl, Williams College, 1834 Washington and Lee Chapter Established, ig o Fratres in Facultate Rupert Nelson Latture E. Parker Two rBLV JoHX Craig Clark AIerle Gillan Kaetzel Charles Irving Lewis Fratres in Universitate Class of 19 J I Waldo Shermax Lopez Class of IQ 2 John Westcott Mvrose Marvin Xelson Pillev Stuart Sanders Frank Harrison Cunningham Frank Bell Lewis Russell Oliver Morrow Richard Laimbeer Sandord, Jr. .V Class of pj?j? Robert Forward Austin Howard Sampson Hudson William Shurtleff Barker George Allister Henry. Jr. Charles Darwin Chichester, Jr. Class of IQ 4 Herbert Tompkins Austin William Thomas Camp Lawrence Russell Chase Henry Lippincott Haines John Summer Haines Martin Luther Kipps, Jr. Franze Edward Lund, Jr. .Allison Howe Price Henry Taylor Jones Henry V. Saunders Joseph Henry Staley, Jr. Richard Bernard Sale, Jr. James Cooper Saunders Howard Franklin Smith George Jefferds Stevens George Fox Wing, HI i CALVX 19 3 1 i 7 i ■ . ' ' Ti s sm MEEal f I i . Executive Committee Officers O. Jennings Wilkinson, Jr President William Conrad Sugg rice-President Freuerick Montague P. Pearse, Jr Secretarx-Treasurer Members Frank Wilson McCi.ure, Jr Senior Law RossER Lynn Malone, Jr Intermediate Lazv MosBY Garland Perrow, Jr Junior Laiv Charles Lewis Brooks Senior Commerce Eugene Johnson Senior Science James Kerr Osterman Senior Academic Collas Grant Harris Junior Academic John Keith Clark Sopliomore Academic Harvard Payson Smith Fresltman Academic ' fSJ M c 1 ' I. ' •A (I Christian Work MuNSEY S. Gleaton, Director Cabinet Edward Spencer Graves, Cliainnaii Edwin Page Bledsoe, Jr. Thomas Baytop Fitzhugh Chandler Wysor Gordon Roy Leighton McKinney, Jr. Hugh Graham Morison William Cooke Mulligan Marvin Nelson Pilley Lewis Alexander Vance ■. I ! ■N ' tt t ' t1 The University Publication Board Officers Hugh Graham Morison President William Conrad Sugg J ' icc-Presideiit William Otey Thomas Secretary Harry Burn, Jr - Treasurer Faculty Members Dr. De La Warr B. Easter 1 ' kaxk J. Gilliam ] Iembers Calyx William Otev Thomas John William Devixe. Jr. Ring-tutu Phi John William Barger Harry Burn, Jr. William Conrad Sugg N Southern Collegian James Barton Crane Millard Robert Louis Hugh Graham Morison George Frederick Ashworth pi a mj ZLZnT tALVX I 9 S I The Calyx «y William O. Thomas Editor-iii-Chicf John W. Df.vine. Jr Business Manager Editorial Board W. C. Edwaeds Assistant Editor Kenneth Bank Associate Editor J. L. RiMLER Associate Editor J. W. Ball Managing Editor R. L. McKin nev Fraternity Editor G. R. Smith U niversity Editor R. L. Hall Society Editor J. S. Snyder Athletic Editor Duncan McConnell Photographic Editor W. W. Hawkins Assistant Managing Editor R. T. Edwards Assistant Fraternity Editor J. A. Cully Assistant University Editor H. G. Dollahite Assistant Society Editor L. M. Garrison Assistant Athletic Editor Editorial Associates W. S. Barker T. P. Doughty Assistants D. M. Price H. G. Ray J. S. Darby B. M. Bledsoe C. C. Collier P. J. Seraphine Business Staff J. C. Clark Assoc i ite Business Manager H. M. Min niece Associate Business Manager G. p. Goldenberg Assistant Business Manager C. E. Long, Jr Advertising Manager M. W. Adelson Subscription Manager J. D. Sparks Circulation Manager J. G. Marks Assistant Subscription Manager Assistants J. F. Cook B. D. Goff, Jr. G. D. McClure R. F. Austin F. H. Cunningham D. M. Jackson R. W. Kellogg M -!• Y '   V   ' OIl I L— - i ' , i ' ' 4k 1 I 9 S I The Ring-turn Phi J. W. Barger Editor-iu-Cliicf Harry Burn, Jr Business Manager Advisory Board G. F. AsHWORTH J. B. Crane A. J. Leibowitz W. O. Thomas O. J. Wilkinson Reportorial Staff D. G. Price Assistant Editor T. P. Doughty -issistant Editor C. E. Allen, Jr Managing Editor H. A. Lamar Assistant Managing Editor W. W. Hawkins, Jr Assista)it Managing Editor J. S. Snyder Sports Editor J.. W. Clopton E.X change Editor J. A. Culley University Editor Editorial Associates J. A. CoLLisoN F. H. Cunningham L. M. Lee J. D. Copenhaver R. T. Edwards D. C. Thompson Desk Staff C. C. Collier L. B. Hess, Jr. M. F. Pearson W. R. Francis C. B. Nance C. V. Ware. Jr. Reporters W. S. Barker J. W. Dexter R. D. Hudson H. M. Shaw T. H. Blaikie, Jr. J. Hoffman G. W. Price L. F. Violett, Jr. D. E. Clark J. A. Houston H. Rudlin H. Waller, Jr. Business Staff Advisory Board De la W. B. Easter W. C. Sugg William Coan Morton Levy J. W . Devine, Jr. Staff Assistants J. F. Ladd G. F. Parsons A. H. Wofford A. B. Ortner F. G. Swink J. G. Marks H. M. Bandy T. M. Curtis C. J. Biddle D. M. Jackson Freshmen Assistants D. T. Barlow M. O. Forsy ' th R. C. McCardell E. H. Pewett F. C. Bryant F. W. Kelly W. B. Mayes S. J. Richards, Jr. W. A. Fairlee W. Johnson W. A. Nabors E. C. H. Schmidt. Jr. J N n u Ill ft w r 1 V i ' ' IfftfUrfKW ' ! r T ' T ' n  T I MJi iLSJi ,-j= yy y I 9 S I The Southern Collegian Editorial Staff James Barton Crane, Editor-in-Chief Editorial Assistants J. W. Cloptox W. C. Mulligan J. T. Raymond G. F. Ashworth E. B. Wilcox M. L. Printz J. C. Armour O. J. Wilkinson D. M. Price E. E. Ferguson Business Staff Millard Robert Louis, Business Manager Business Assistants H. M. Bandy R. L. Hall D. C. Hucherson J. A. Levy i H. A. Sherwood Sophomore Assistants C. R. Kaplan S. H. Newman K. T. Everngam G. D. McClure J. D. Copenhaver f lit Tt t 1 T V ? CALVX: w ! 7 ] 7 ' n LI i sj rit ' I ff r t t t I i ' r  t t-T ' t I H 3 m Graham-Lee Literary Society TTrr..iV n First Semester William Dana Hovt, Jr President Joseph Charles Armour J ' icc-P resident David Jonah Wise Secretary and Treasurer Second Semester Thomas ' illiams Davenport President Joseph Charles Armour - I ' ice-President William Clarence Secretarv and Treasurer Members Harold Berrill Abramson Joseph Charles Armour William Pierce Ballard Norman Erwin Band William Montgomery Burdette Thomas Williams Davenport Frederick Mathew- ' s English John Griffiths, Jr. Nathan Everette Grisham John Clinton Harris Claude Harrison, Jr. William Dana Hoyt, Jr. William Clarence Kimbrell Jack Gordon Marks Everett Dewey Mereness Martin Joseph Montague Reed Gantt McDougall Herbert Rudlin Albert Abraham Rudnick Haven Walton Frank Harrison Cunningham David Jonah Wise 7 5 CALVX j§ru- ■KK p W1 ( (i v3- l| CALVX: I 9 S I . ' ' 7 7 ' 7 ' 7 7 V 7 7 7 7 7 Debating Squad T. V. Davenport V. V. Harris W. K. Jennings R. L. Malone J. R. Moore R. O. Morrow Resume of Activities Washington and Lee started ott its debating season with a most inter- esting ' and far-reaching (Hscussion with a team representing Scotland, on the snliject. Resoh ' ed, tliat, in the interest of society, severe pnnishment is the best method for redncing crime. 1 he Scottish team was composed of a representative from the University of Edinl)nrg and the University of Glasgow. T. W. Davenport and W. K. Jennings upheld the affirmative side of the question for Washington and Lee in a most credital)le manner. This year, for the first time, an Liter fraternity Debating Contest was held in which only freshmen were allowed to enter. A handsome loving cup was awarded to the winning team, composed of V. Harris and Fred Hamilton, of the Sigma Nu Fraternity. Li the Oratorical Contest, Washington and Lee won the Virginia State Contest, rej)resented bv W. K. Jennings who spoke on the subject of Causes and Their Champions. 1 ' his was the third consecutive year that W. and L. has won this contest. Li the National Contest, N . W. Venable won the state contest and received second place in the district contest in Asheville, N. C. Of six oratorical contests in Virginia in the past three years, Washinigton and Lee has won five first places and one second place. The debate schedule has included debates with : Georgetown LTniversity, Gettysburg College, University of Oklahoma, Western State Teachers College of Michigan, LTniversity of Florida, University of Tennessee, and the Western Reserve University. I! EALVX -cn I Troubadours The Organization B. E. Hai-EV President G. R. HoLDEx - J ' icc-Prcsidciil J. D. Sparks Business Maiuiijcr T. N. La ' . e -issistant Business Mnnayer A. U. MooKE - faeulty Adi ' isor Production A. P. Sale, Jr Stage Manager ]. R. Thomas Costuiner J. R. Rvlaxd Eleetrieian R. L. Hall Publicity Manager Faculty Advisors John Alexander Graham AIarvin Grant Bauer Arthur Ulric Moore I s ? N i I n Troubadours Thanksgiving Production JOURNEY ' S END BY R. C. Sherriff CAST (In Order of Appearance) Captain Hard - J. B. Ch a: ihkrlain Lieutenant Osborne G. R. Holden Private Mason B. R. Hill Second Lieutenant Raleigh J. Franklin Jones Captain Stanhope —. H. L. Fitzgerald Second Lieutenant Trotter. W. J. Newland Second Lieutenant Hibbert W. C Johnston Sergeant-Major A. Arthur Lamar Colonel W. C Capel German Prisoner C. H. Blake 7 tr ii '  ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '  ' ' ' '  t  f T T r V 1 JttBpJ- I 9 S I -c v I ] I Glee Club Officers R. R. Porter President J. W. Cloptox Business Manager J. A, Graham Ditcctor B. A. Farber Acconif anist First Tenors E. S- Curtis E. H. Hill G. P. Goldenberg L. E. Lubrecht E. B. Wilcox J. A. Shoemaker J. AI. Harrison J. R. Hornor D. A. Rainey Second Tenors J. C. Clark T. M. Craxfill L. J. Roose J. R. Sauxders M. H. Creighton, Jr. C. Harrisox, Jr. R. R. Porter T. A. Shaw T. W. Moore B. L. Lewis, Jr. E. C. Brvaxt X. H. Hattex G. E. Cartwright G. ' . Pattersox, Jr. J. G. Robixsox R. J. Coke. Jr. Baritones L. A. Vance E. E. Mears, Jr. D. R. W ' allis H. S. Hudson E. S. Graves S. A. Milliner, Jr. R. K. Ho. dlev A. R. Saunders S. W. Wise J. B. Stovai.l. Jr. X. E. Grisham J. P. Baker, Jr. J. S. Lewis W. W. ' exable Basses J. W. Clopton C. a. LaVarre H. P. Smith H. Austix G. H. Harper J. E. Watlixgtox. Jr. D. C. Thompson G. E. Vaughax, Jr. X. C. Pasioe CALVX I 9 S I C ro - ' ■ Phi Delta Phi Legal Founded, Universitj ' of Michigan, i860 Tucker Chapter F.stablishcd yo.V Fratres in Facultate W ' rLLiAM Haywood Mouei.axd Clavtox Epes Williams Laird Young ThoiMpson Charles Porterfield Light Morris Elwyx Ballard Richard Edward Beatox Thomas Baytop Fitzhugh Horace Gooch. Jr. Fratres in Universitate Class of iQ i Walter Edward Hoffman doxald schooley hostetter James Robert Martix, Jr. Lewis Fraxklix Powell, Jr. William Smith Sandifer John Charles Smith William Coxrad Sugg O. Jennings Wilkixsox, Jr. Class of ig;2 Martin Parks Burks, HI Albert Gillespie Peery William Thomas Beard, Jr. Hexry William MacKexzie, Jr. Kexxeth Arthur Smith Allen Southgate Carr Lyman C. Harrell, Jr. Albert Conner Jones, Jr. RossER Lynx Malone, Jr. Hugh Graham Morison Bernard Byrd Davis W. ltf;r Kemper Jenxixgs Class of ig James Dillingham Sparks George Algernon Speer Kenneth Earle Spencer Hexry Cavett Robert George Rose Smith Clifton Alexaxder Woodrum, Jr. tALVX: 19 3 1 I •I y y ' 7 i ' = ' M I I I 1  F I   ' t ' ' ) Phi Alpha Delta hcijal l iundcd, Cliicagd ScIkidI Of Law, 1897 Walter R. Staples Chapter llsiahlishcd igi2 Fratres in Facultate Raymond T. Johnson Fratres in Universitate Class of ig i Turner Hearst Adams Ethan Allen William Anderson Glasgow Frank Wilson McCluer, Jr. Henry Norris McLane Harton Washburn Mabrv James Bland Martin Cheston Howard Paddock Frederick M. P. Pearse Robert James Thrift, Jr. William Wright Venable Arnold Montgomery Vickers X ' iCKKRS I ' OOTON WaTTS Class of IQ 2 Donald Kent Crawford Hugh Breckenridge Heaps Paul Albert Holstein Jack Mariinari Wayne Harold Mathis Russell Oliver Morrow James Si ' rget Shields J N •=? Morris Tiffaw Booth Howard William Carson OtHO Ra -MoND CUNIIIFF John Louis Ericson Class of 19 Leslie Sharp 1 rmer. Jr. Ch. rles Peaper John Warren Rice George Henry Strouse, Jr. I 3 i :: SI tli ' T -i ' II T ' v v ' T I 9 S I Phi Beta Kappa (Honorary) Founded, William and Mary, 1776 Gamma of Virginia Chapter Established, igii Charter Members William A. Anderson James Lewis Howe Robert Granville Campbell De la W. B. Easter James Holladay Latane James William Kern Executive Council Glover Dunn Hancock, President ' F ' m w l T tl lllttTt l t ' I H TItT V TirM ? Phi Beta Kappa Fratres in Urbe W. A. Andkrson J. W. Kerr M. W. Paxton M. W. Paxton, Jr. H. Waddell Fratres in Facultate W. G. Bean E. W. Bibb H. G. Campbeli. R. G. Campbell P. P. Cooper L. J. Desha R. W. Dickey D. B. Easter F. Flourney J. A. Graham G. D. Hancock J. L. Howe W. D. HOYT 1 . N. Latture W. T. Lyle A. W. MOGER M. O. Phillips E. F. Shannon L. W. Smith L. Y. Thompson J. P. Armstrong C. A. Bowes J. M. Dean W. M. Dix Fratres in Universitate E. S. Graves C. I. Lewis L. F. Powell, Jr. Initiates of 1931 W. N. Tiffany J. H. Hardwick L. W. King G. M. Lapsley W. T. Martin E. M. Riley J. C. Smith F. M. Smith 1 Alumni Herbert Fitzpatrick A. D. Hodgson R. W. Floi ' rnoy, Jr. f w - l -- ' l 7 t Omicron Delta Kappa Society for the Recoc iiitioii of Colleije Leadership ' Founded, Washington aiul Lee L ' ni ersit -, 1914 Alpha Circle Fratres in Urbe General John A. Lejeuxe Richard Andrew Smith Harry Killixger Youxg Henry Donald Campbell Robert Granville Campbell Robert William Dickey De la Ware B. Easter Forest Fletcher Fitzgerald Flournoy Fratres in Facultate Frank J. Gilliam James Lewis Howe Rupert elson Latture William H. Moreland Edgar Finley Shannon RoiiEKT Henry Tucker Francis Pendleton Gaines Clayton Epes ' illiams Allie Crockett Conway Harris J. Cox Charles William Day, Jr. John William Devine, Jr. John Grant Faulkner, Jr. Thomas Baytop Fitzhugh Edward Spencer Graves Herbert Rodney Groop Albert Connor Jones, Jr. Clifton Hawkins McMii.i.. x, Jr. Rosser Lynn AIalone, Jr. Fratres in Uxiversitate Chiss of ip i Hugh Graham Morison Wilbur Owen Mosby Garland Perrow, Jr. Lewis Franklin Powell, Jr., William Smith Sandifer George Algernon Speer William Conrad Sugg William Henry Tall n Morton Xath.vniei. Thibodeau William Otev Thomas O. Te.vnings W ilkinson. Ik. Hartwei.l Leigh Williams. Tr. John Frederick Ladd Eugene Pomeroy Martin, Jr. Class of ig 2 Wilbur Wright Mattox Kenneth Rudolph Routon Charles Earle Tilson : N ' :-4 i i sjd 7 Id k ' . ' 9 7 Sigma Upsilon Founded, University of South, 1905 Sesame Chapter Established igiS Fratres in Facultate William Gleason Bean Fitzgerald Flournoy Ollinger Crenshaw Frank J. Gilliam De la Warr B. Easter Glover Dunn Hancock Edgar Finlev Shannon Fratres in Universitate Class of ig i Edward Spencer Graves Jack Harold Hardwick Abe Joseph Leibowitz Henry R. McElwrath Hugh Graham Morison Frank Milton Smith ' N ' N O. Jennings Wilkinson Class of 19 2 James Wilford Clopton Walter Kemper Jennings William Henry Tallyn William Cooke Mulligan Lewis Pennington Nachod C. E. Allen T% r I 9 S I V 1 i n is 1 ' r4 --iS n -EI tiy i   it  i  TT ttT V V CALVX s ' 7 I 9 S I Pi Delta Epsilon Honorary Joiiriuilistic Founded. Syracuse University, 1909 Washington and Lee Chapter Estahlislicd 1923 Fratres in Facultate De la Ware B. Easter Thomas James Farrar William L. Mapel Fratres in Universitate Class of I PS I George Frederick Ashworth John William Barger Harry Burn, Jr. Melville Beveridge Cox James Barton Crane John William Devine. Jr. BouRRorGHs Reid Hill Hexrv William MacKexzie Hl ' ge Graham Morison GiLMORE . XUNN, Jr. Wilbur Owen MosBY Garland Perrow Louis Franklin Powell. Jr. John Mill. rd Stemmons William Conrad Sugg William Otey Tho.mas James Hoge Tyler, HI Class of IQS2 John Willis Ball John Craig Clark James Wilford Clopton Thomas Paremoure Doughty, Jr. William Christian Edwards Richard Lee H- ll John Frederick Ladd James Billing Sparks Charles Edward Long, Jr. Roy Leighton McKinxey, Jr. William Cooke Mulligan Lewis Pennington Xachod George Francis Parsons David George Price Darrel Maxxixg Price I X I n tALVX: bfe. ■ 3 a i p_j ■ u I ' 7 y r Tau Kappa Iota Founded at Washington and Lee, 1923 Fratres in Facultate Henry Donald Campbell Lucius Junius Desha James Lewis Howe William Dana Hovt Frederick Mixto Barrox John Craig Clark George Barksdale Crahdock Gaines Stanley Dobbins Edger Lee Gresham John Willis Ball Bernard Byrd Davis Frank Fearn Ellis Alexander M. Forrester Hunter B. Frischkorn, Jr. Archibald Tyson Harris Frank Henry Brady Richard Thomas Edwards Ralph Stanton Emerson Frank Bell Lewis Fratres in Universitate Class of ig i Eugene Johnson John Adam McNeil Walter Kemper Jennings John Wescott Myrose Carl James Kinsey Arthur Warren Phelps Charles Irving Lewis Reno Russell Porter Duncan McConnell Lewis Alexander Vance Class of IQS2 William Dana Hoyt, Jr. H-cE Frederick Hudson Noel Clark Mellen George Wray Morse Class of JQJj? Alvin Bubbie Ortner William G. Robertson William Cooke Mulligan Elbert Wells Robinson Randolph Tucker Shields Harold Joseph Sullivan Carl Brennen Vickers Walter Flemming Williams Robert Ragsdale Smith Augustus Pembroke Thomson Walter Emerson Vermilya John Andrew Wojideldorf I CALVy w ' 1 1 V Gamma Sigma Epsilon Founded, Davidson College, 1920 Epsilon Alpha Chapter Established, 192 L. J. Desha Fratres in Facultate L. W. Smith Fratres in Universitate J. L. Howe Class of IQ31 F. M. Barron E. S. Graves H. C. Harrison B. R. Hill Eugene Johnson B. H. Lackey F. H. Brady W. M. Dix H. B. Frischkorn. Jr. Class of IQ 2 Duncan McConnell N. C. Mellen W. C. Morris M. N. Pilley V. B. Sheppard, Jr. P. M. Stuart F. F. Ellis, Jr A. M. Forrester S. A. Milliner J i W. F. Williams J. F. Cook Class of IQ : E. L. McLella: C. W. Kaufman 19 3 1 I ' ' . ' ' . ' I m ' P HHHH Trt H ' l '  H fl  ' ' ' l  l ' T ' CALVX: 1 ' i ' ' ' ' ' H I 9 !K I Sigma Delta Chi Professional Joitnuilistic I- ' iiuiKled, Depaiuv University, IQOQ Washington and Lee Chapter Established, ig2g l RATRES IN FaCULTATE Wii.i.iAM L. Mapei. Oscar V. Rtp:gel Fratres in Universitate Class of IQ I George Frederick Ashworth John William Barger Robert Selden Chapin Joseph Creasy Conner James Barton Crane Class of ig 2 Claxton Edmonds Allen, Jr. Everett Nelson Cross Frank Harrison Cuxmxghaisi Erbv Allvne Johnston Class of IQ Lloyd Cristian Iredell Abe Joseph Leibowitz Joe Bernard Magee gilmore nunnelley nuni John Tanner Raymond Edward Barrett Wilcox George McIver Lapsley Ernest Edward McCarthy Lewis Pennington Nachod David George Price Anders Carpenter Schultz fl I ■ ■ STUDENT CHAPTER OF American Society of Civil Engineers CusTis Lee Engineering Society Members in Faculty William Thomas Lvle Hale Houston Members in Student Body Officers Herbert Owen Winston -— President Philip Johnson Gordon - I ' ice-Prcsidcnt John Alexander Veech , - Secretary Morton Paul Levy - Treasurer Members Albert S. J. Atkinson, Jr. Clement Custer Bowers John Parker Burrows Frank Albert Calhoun Harris Johnson Cox Charles Ellis Duncan- Philip Johnson Gordon John Alexander Houston Paul Allen Hornor William Evelyn Hutchings, Jr. Morton Paul Levy Ernest Carlyle Lynch, Jr. Fred Diehl Livingston Cromwell Edward Thomas John Alexander Veech Jacob Lightsey Wallace Herbert Owen Winston it :W tS ' .H. 5 ' ' ' ' 7 ' I n fa Kappa Phi Kappa Professional Education Founded, Dartmouth, 1921 Omicron Chapter Established. 1924 Fratres in Facultate Walter Abraham Flick William Miller Hinton Earle Kerr Paxton Robert Winter Rovston Fratres in Universitate Old Men George Frederick Ashworth TOWNSEND MiKELL BeLSER Robert Hamilton Douglas Alexander MacHattie Forrester Luther Waddington King Carl James Kinsey Charles Clem Love Nezv Men Robert Wallace Annin John Joseph Broderick Robert Cuthbert Kell Ernest Carlyle Lynch, TI Arthur Irvin Orndoff James Kerr Osterman Fred Earle Palmer George Rose Smith Karl Middlekauff Smith Harry Lawrence Williams, Jr. Samuel .Adkins Milliner, Jr. Arthur Warren Phelps Edward Miles Riley Harold Mayer Wei n stein IL ' ) I r I I K  I f Ji-U CALVX: • I 9 S I W m Delta Sigma Rho Honorary Washington and Lee Chapter Installed, igij Fratres in Facultate Fitzgerald Flournoy Rupert Nelson Latture Fratres in Universitate Thomas William Davenport James Rayborn Moore Walter Kemper Jennings Russell Oliver Morrow William Wight Venable rs. JT 1 .1 m ' I, ' H ' rt Sigma Fratres in Urbe J. L. Campbell M. D. Campbell C. S. Glasgow M. W. Paxtox, Ju. S. M. Graham Stuart Moore Fratres in Universitate Old Men Allie Crocket Coxway Lewis Fraxklix Powell Herbert Kodxev Groop Moktox Xathaxiel Thibodeau Hartwell Leigh W ' illlxms. [k. y CIV Men Lawtox Miller Calhoux Stuart Lee Crexshaw Thomas Bavtop Fitzhl ' gh JoHx Frederick Laud Wilbur Wright Mattox Wilbur Owex Charles Earl Tilsox William Wright ' exable i ? N ft Beverly Risque Wilsox, Jr. .-JTiTIL jr I. 7 ' ; ' 7 I 3 S I Alpha Sigma Honorary-Freshman English Founded, ig24 Chiss of ipjj Morris William Adelson William Montgomery Burdette John Parker Burrows Edwin Sheldon Curtis Frank Fearn Ellis, Jr. William Silas Farmer Garlie Albert Forehand Eugene Nicholas S. Giraed William Waller Hawkins, Jr. Chiss of I9S4 John Joseph Broderick Robert Ira Bull, Jr. Tom Mabry Cranfill Walter James Dixon Arthur Talmage Gunn, Jr. William Thomas Hassett, Jr. Edward Henry Hill James Fleming Jones Charles Wesley Kaufman Clarence Pendleton Lee, Jr. Leroy Madison Lee, Jr. Frank Bell Lewis Alfred Preston Sale, Jr. Robert Thomas Silva Walter Fleming Williams William Clarence Kimbrell Francis Landey Patton George Leach Reynolds Herbert Rudlin Robert Beardsley Safford Beverly Dancy Summerson Officers William Silas Farmer - President Leroy Madison Lee, Jr Vice-President Clarence Pendleton Lee, Jr Secretary-Treasurer William Montgomery Burdette Historian Si n iiir i tfTt   T « ifitii t y i ti fi Episcopal Club Washington and Lee University Doctor Glover Dunn Hancock, Senior Warden Joseph Charles Armour Edward Spenser Graves John Frederick Ladd WiLLL M Miller Hinton Roy Leighton McKinney, Jr. Robert Cuthbert Kell Frederick AI. P. Pearse Massey Leonard Printz Samuel Bell Steves Lewis Lunsford Tignor I r. rt I 9 S I 7 7. % 7 13 Club Old Men A. C. Conway C. W. Day, Jr. J. W. Devine, Jr. J. G. Faulkner, Jr. G. A. Fleece P. A. HoRNOR B. J. Lambert, Jr. R. L. Malone, Jr. H. W. Mackenzie, Jr. H. G. MoRisoN L. F. Powell G. A. Speer O. J. Wilkinson, Jr. New Men C. J. Biddle L. M. Calhoun M. D. Campbell, Jr. T. P. Doughty, Jr. J. R. HoRNOR J. F. Ladd J. W. McClure, Jr. R. L. McKiNNEY, Jr. E. P. Martin, Jr. E. C. Tonsmeire, Jr. B. R. Wilson, Jr. P. H. WOFFORD J. L. Wright m i i i  ti  f  f I { i ii Club Old Men Frank Richard Baily Stuart Lee Crenshaw Joe Alonzo McVay Wilbur Owen Henry Johnson Patterson Charles Bancroft Taylor O. Jennings Wilkinson Beverly Risque Wilson, Jr. New Men Marshall Stokes Black William Eugene Wilson John Schalles Schuchart H H — - MJU 4 ' m ALVX Pi Alpha Nu Joseph Leitch Wright Martin Parks Burks, III. President .Secretary-Treasurer ' 7 Raymond Ade J. P. Armstrong M. P. Burks, III M. D. Campbell, Jr. J. W. Clopton C. W. Cocke Old Men F. B. Collette T. B. Doughty E. S. Graves J. H. Hardwick I. F. Hudson A. C. Jones J. F. Ladd R. L. McKinney. Jr. E. P. Martin, Jr. H. M. Minniece W. C. Mulligan W. Owen R. S. Porter L. F. Powell K. M. Smith G. A. Speer, Jr. K. E. Spencer J. M. Stemmons C. B. Taylor C. E. TiLSON E. C. TONSMEIRE, Jr. L. A. Veech H. L. Williams, Jr. W. E. Wilson J. L. Wright New Men C. W. Bear J. F. Cook J. K. Clark J. A. Culley M. H. Crighton, Jr H. W. Butler R. L. Deal, Jr. T. L. Duxx E. E. Ferguson H. L. Fitzgerald L. M. Garrison L. L. McGraw C. Messick, Jr. T. W. Moore A. C. Pagenstecker M. P. Rivers J. S. Snyder, Jr. P. B. WiNFREE, Jr. - White Friars II William Christian Edwards. Thomas Norwood Layne.. President Secretary-Treasurer w ■ ' V R. W. Annin Harry Burn , Jr. A. C. Conway W. C. Edwards R. B. Fangboner G. A. Fleece New INI en J. D. Bliss T. M. Curtis W. B. Donham R. T. Edwards J. V. Freeman G. W. Flack N. H. Hatten D. M. Jackson A. R. Jones C. A. LaVarre G. D. McClure ' . F. Methvin W. J. Pound Old Men K. A. Herms D. S. HOSTETTER J. B. Heaps G. H. Jenkins T. X. Layne C. E. Long, Jr. J. W. McClure, Jr. H. ' . Mackenzie, Jr. R. L. Malone J. R. Martin. Jr. N. C. Mellen G. N. Nunn R. M. OlM STEAD M. G. Perrow, Jr. D. M. Price A. P. Sale G. W. SCHNATH J. S. SCHUCHART R. B. Skeen W. F. Stone W. C. Sugg W. H. Tallyn C. B. Vickers O. J. Wilkinson, Jr. B. R. Wilson, Jr. O. ' . Wine Harvey Pride J. B. Wharton. Jr. A. H. WoFFORD C. S. Woods K ' i? n. J -■tl jl 3 tALVX: I 9 S I ' ' ' y i i •Nl CALVX: -c v The Cotillion Club C. H. McAliLLAN, Jr. J. R. HoRNOR Prcsidciil Sccrctarv-Treasiircr E. P. Bledsoe, Jr. J. W. Clopton S. L. Crenshaw M. R, Crocker C. W. Day, Jr. Old Men J. W. Devine, Jr. T. B. FlTZHUGH A. M. Forrester H. GoocH E. S. Graves H. R. Groop C. G. Harris A. T. Harris G. R. HOLDEN W. C. Knopf R. L. McKiNNEv, J. A. McVay Jr. H. V. Mackenzie K. C. Mellon H. G. MoRisoN E. A. Nesbitt A. D. NoYEs H. J. Patterson L. 1 Powell, Jk. M. G. Perrow R. R. Russell F. M. Smith C. B. Taylor W. O. Thomas L. L. Tignor J. H. Tyler, HI S. W. Wise O. J. Wilkinson i V 1:1 J. F. Bear New Men M. S. Black ' W. D. Cline J. D. CoPEN HAVER H. A. Lamar - T. O. Cremin. Jr. C. A. LaVarre S. G. Edmonds W. C. Edwards A. C. Millspaugh ' . J. Newland ' .I : E. H. Evans W. D. Gunter W. T. Romberg J. T. Jarrett C. A. Johnson E. M. NucKOLs C. H. Paddock J. R. Rvland W. F. Stone S. Steves R. J. W P. D. SVMONHS I). ' ALKER P. Walker E. Wilson H. WoFFORD f ' =3 I ' I E. M. NucKOLs S. B. Steves D. M. Jackson J. F. Jones Sophomore Cotillion LED BY John L. Mosby with Miss Margaret Ellen Bell assisted by W. M. BuRDETTE with Miss Mary Lee Wiltsee Committees Finance W. D. GuNTER, Chairman H. A. Lamar M. H. Crighton, Jr. J. P. Walker J. F. Clark A. C. MiLLSPAUGH R. L. Deal Reception J. L. Lord, Chainiian M. S. Black A. D. Symonds E. H. Bacon Decoration M. P. Rivers, Cliainuan C. D. Chichester C. A. Johnson V. H. Moreland, Jr. G. W. Flack A. D. Rainey G. W. Musser J. R. Ryland Refreshments W. T. Romberg, Chairman Gilbert Bank P. E. Duffy Invitation P. W. Caughlin. Jr., Chairman W. C. Goodwin C. E. Woods Music F. J. Burkhart, Chairman W. F. Methvin T. W. Moore B. A. Farber J. F. Bear K. T. Everngam A. H. Woe FORD A. M. Fowler J. R. Saunders Harvey Pride D. C. Thompson i (TVV ' 4 M Cotillion Club Thanksgiving Dance LED BY C. H. McMillan, Jr. with Miss Virginia Hall ASSISTED BY J. R. HoRNOR with Miss Sara Brewster Committees Finance E. S. Graves J. W. Devine. Jr. O. J. Wilkinson. Jr. E. A. Nesbitt H. J. Patterson W. O. Thomas G. R. Holden, Chainimii X. C. Mellen M. R. Crocker Reception F. M. Smith, Chairman J. T. AIcVey C. W. Day, Jr. Decoration G. A. Fleece, Cliainiian H. W. Mackenzie H. R. Groop Floor C. G. Harris, Chairman W. T. Martin S. L. Crenshaw Music L. L. TiGNOR, Chairman J. W. Clopton C. H. Paddock S. W. Wise R. R. Russell W. C. Sugg Horace Gooch M. G. Perrow W. F. Stone ri I I ■ I ■ J 1 1 I U Ti Wh S — u H M ill tlltlTTTTTI  I  Tv-vn ' A Junior Prom E. I-. W ' ICKE J. I . L. McKixNEv S. J. W. Cloptox C. S. A. MiLl.INF.R G R. R. RussEi.L J. 1 S. SAriTii C . . H. BlCKEUSTAFl ' K. p. Martin- II. 1. RURKE i;. U. Wilson- E. L. Stevens C. E. TiLsox R. L. Hall V. E. Wilson W. C. Cremin C. E. Long, Jr. J. LED BY Raymond Ade with Miss X ' irc.inia Stringfei.low assisted by M. H. Kempton with Miss Betty Crane Committees FINANCE— W. C. Mulligan, Chairman A. Levy C. B. Taylor T. P. Doughty Barasch O. V. Wine R. C. McDougall F. J. Biddle M. D. Campbell C. H. Davidson J. . W. Schnath L F. Hudson E. W. Stapleton J. G. W. Hewson DECORATION— L. L. Tignor, Chainnan F. Jones L. W. Zimmerman H. A. Sherwood v. Young W. E. Cathy B. A. Street INVITATION— E. J. Ade, Chairman E. A. Xesbitt G. F. Parsons J. P. H. WOFFORD R. T. SiLVA K. ARRANGEMENTS— C. B. Vickers, Chairman R. W. Phillips J. G. Hamilton D. E. Nichols G. R. Smith FLOOR — F. R. Ijailey, Chairman E. C. Tonsmetre P. Mitchell (;. h Cartwright M. W. MacDonald RECEPTION— J. R. Hornor, Chairman W . C. Knopf A. R. Jones W. C. Edwards R. M. Olm stead REFRESHMENTS— J. F. Broome, Chairman . A. Morris S. M. Rowland J. W. Ball D. M. Price V. Freeman D. Livingston F. Ladd L. Wright W. White H. Persson R. RoUTON M. R. Crocker . W. Mattox Finklestein N. Layne D. Williams Spector W. McClure r , ' Fancy Dress Ball LED BV W. H. Tat.lvn with Miss Miriam Tallvn ASSISTED BV J. ' . IDevixe. Jr. with Miss Lilian Pritchett AND Horace Gooch, Jr. with Miss Helen Weaver opening figl ' re led by F. M. Smith with Miss Virginia Sargeant ASSISTED BY H. M. MiNNiECE with Miss Minnie Lol ' ise Culver Committees Ethan Allen First Group C. W. Day, Jr. Cluiinitaii . P. Ballard W. McCluer M. M. Weinberg X. C. Mfxlen W. C. Sugg H. J. Patterson C. L. Brooks O. J. Wilkinson, H. W. Mabrv B. D. Maxey Jk. Courtiers S. L. Crenshaw W. - . Glasgow Mcrrvuwii Sccouci Group B. J. Lambert, Jr. Cliainiiaii B. M. Avars Wilbur Owen J. W. Barger J. B. Magee Stuart Saunders J. B. Crane A. C. Conway B. E. Haley H. G. Mori SON W. O. Thomas Third Group C. H. McMillan. Jr Clhiirinaii H. W. Mackenzie Harrv Burn, Jr. E. P. Bledsoe L. A. Vance T. B. FlTZHL ' GH T. M. Belser F. G. SWTNK L. F. Powell. Jr. H. R. Groop H. O. Winston T. H. Adams FourtJi Group A. C. Jones, Jr. Cliairuiaii J. C. Rash Raymond Ade M. P. Levy J. P. Armstrong W. A. Bowes C. B. ViCKERS J. A. ' EINBERG. Jr. R. O. Morrow A. J. Leibowitz G. A. Speer |L O| n i V i Cotillion Club Easter Dance LED BY C. H. McMillan, Jr. with Miss Jane White ASSISTED BY J. R. HoRNOR with Miss Rose Clifford Committees Finance L. L. TiGNORj Chairman H. A. Lamar E. M. Nuckols M. S. Black V. C. Edwards J. R. Ryland W. D. Cltne, Jr. Reception R. R. Russell, Chairman J. F. Bear V. F. Stone W. T. Homberg B. A. Street Decoration W. C. Knopf, Jr., Chairman W. E. Wilson A. D. Symonds T. O. Cremin C. A. LaVarre Floor C. G. Harris, Chairman W. J. Newland C. a. Johnson J. D. Copenhaver J. P. Walker Music S. B. Steves, Chairman E. H. Evans W. D. Gunter S. G. Edmonds J. T. Jarret ■ N c 6 FtTTTt ' tlll ' Ullltf 3 k J. L. Wright P. A. HoRNOR 13 ' ' Club Dance LED BY O A. C. Conway with Miss Angie Ray Bryant ASSISTED BY G. A. Fleece with Miss Hazel STA rps Committees Finance B. J. Lambert. Jr.. Chainnan R. L. Maloxe. Jr. H. W. Mackenzie, Jr. J. V. Devixe, Jr. Reception L. F. Powell, Jr., Chainnan G. A. Speer C. W. Day, Jr. J. G. Faulkner R. L. McKiNNEY, Jr. L. M. Calhoun Floor G. H. Jexkixs, Chairniaii J. R. Hornor Tni ' itation J. F. Ladd. Cliainiian E. P. Martin P. H. W ' OFFORD C. J. BiDDLE M. D. Campbell B. R. Wilson T. P. Doughtie O. J. Wilkinson E. C. TONSMEIRE J. W. McClure. Jr. R 7 i rf T t 1 1  '  v  Ti zzzr It I CALVX I 9 S I Final Week Committee W. C. Sugg, Vice-President Officers C. W. Day. Jr., President C. H. McMiLL.AN, Jr., Secretary and Treasurer Members F. M. Smith J. W. Devine, Jr. D. J. S. V. GE W. O. Thomas P. A. FIoRNOR H. J. Patterson O. J. Wilkinson, Jr. M. B. Co.x W. H. Tallvn R. L. Malone B. M. Avars Horace Gooch, Jr. i ! ft i Iff-r ' % Interfraternity Ball a Stuart Saxders W. (). Thomas W. A. Glasgow 1 ' . T. Breadv J. W. Devine, Jr. B. J. Lambert, Jr. G. R. HoLDEN, Jr. V. H Tallyx W. C. Sugg Ethax Allen LED BY M. G. Perrow, Jr. with Miss Louise Winfree ASSISTED BY Horace Gooch, Jr. with Miss Kitty Barrett Committees Finance C. W. Day, Jr., Chairman H. L, Williams, Jr. A. AL Vickers C. J. KixsEY W. B. Sheppari) Reception H. G. MoRisox, Cliainiuvi J. C. Rash R. A. Herms E. Finkelstein L. F. Powell, Jr. Floor C. H. McMillan, Jr., Chairman W. S. WURTZBURGER J. A. McVaY K. M. Smith D. C. Hucherson Decoration K. E. Spencer, Chairman G. A. Speer S. Kessler J. B. Magee F. V. McClure Music O. J. Wilkinson, Jr.. Chairman H. W. Mabry R L. Malone G. B. Craddock p. T. Douglass I I i ] C. H. Paddock T. H. Adams J. H. Hardwtck J. A. Veech C. L. Brooks H. J. Patterson C. L Lewis P. A. HoRXOR R. H. Douglas T. B, FiTZHUGH f : -i. 6 -■ -  I 1 t V V ? 4 I ! Pi Alpha Nu, White Friar Dansant LED BY J. L. Wright with Miss Florence Bailey ASSISTED BY W. C. Edwards with Miss Evelyn Jordan Committees Finance E. S. Graves R. L. Malone J. S. SCHUCHART A. C. Jones B. R. Wilson W. Owen R. B. Fangboner, Chairman H. W. Mackenzie, Jr. Floor A. G. Speer, Chairman M. G. Perrow Imntation W. H. Tallyx, Chairman W . E Wilson Reception J. F. Ladd. Chairman D. M. Price Decoration K. E. Spencer. Chairman Raymond Ade Arrangements W. F. Stone, Chairman G. ' . Schnath C. E. TiLSON L. F. Powell I. F. Hudson J. W. McClure Harry Burn E. P. Martin. Jr. r nf l-A, V- V I ' A h Sigma German LED BY Lewis F. Powell, Jr. with Miss Eleanor Powell ASSISTED BY A. C, Conway with Miss Emily Conway Committees Finance H. L. Williams, Jr. C. E. Tilson H. R. Groop J. F. Ladd M. N. Thibodeau L. M. Calhoun Arrangements Reception T. B. FiTZHUGH B. R. Wilson W. W. Mattox Wilbur Owen W. W. Venable S. L. Crenshaw in W il 1 ' t Senior Ball W. O. Thomas H. W. Mabrv R. A. Herms F. J. Breadv H. R. Groop J. C. Rash, Jr. V. H. Tallvx A. J. Leibowitz X. C. Meliex J. H. Walker LED BY H. J. Patterson with Miss Lilll n Patterson assisted by Ethan Allen with Miss Mary Amanda Hirsch B. R. Hill with Miss Eleanor Hudgins R. S. Chapin with Miss Florence Westwood Committees Finance C. L. Brooks, Chairman J. A. A ' eech W. a. Bowes W. P. Ballard Stuart Sanders C. H. Munger Wilbur Owen Reception H. M. MiNxiECE. Chainiian G. R. Holden J. A. Weinberg, Jr. C. W. Day E. W. Hale P. T. Douglass J. W. Bargee Inz ' ltatlon C. H. McMillan, Jr., Chainiiau H. O. Winston T. B. Fitzhugh J. ' . Devine. Jr. A. M. Vickers R. H. Douglass B. E. Haley L. A. Vance S. W. Clay M. B. Cox J. B. Crane G. . . Fleece B. U. Ayars Horace Gooch, Jr. H. L. Williams, Jr. Arrangements W. C. Sugg, Chainiiau W. T. Beard H. J. Cox J. S. Sloshberg r . F. P- RKEK M. G. Kaetzel Decoration Z. A. Bowes. Chainiiau J. B. Magee G. X. Xuxx L M. Weinberg P. D. Sharp I. S. Teggart I- ' Final Ball LED BY C. W. Day, Jr. with Miss Jane Rogers ASSISTED BY W. C. Sugg with Miss Sally Sugg AND C. H. McMillan, Jr. with Miss Jane White Committees Executive O. J. Wilkinson, Jr. R. L. Malone. Jr. F. M. Smith W. H. Tallyn J. W. Devine, Jr. D. J. Savage B. M. Ayars VV. O. Thomas P. A. Hornor H. J. Patterson M. B. Cox Horace Gooch, Jr. Floor A. M. Vickers T. B. Fitzhugh H. R. Groop H. G. Morison H. W. Mabry G. M. Lupton B. E. Haley J. W. Barger F. W. McCluer C. L. Brooks Invitation C. I. Lewis, Jr. Ethan Allen L). S. Hostetter L. F. Powell, Jr. X. C. Mellen M. M. Weinberg A. J. Leibowitz B. R. Hill F. G. Swink J. C. Rash, Jr. N ' I. ■ Arrangements S. J. Sloshberg J. . . Weinbp:rg R. H. Douglas A. C. Jones B. E. Parker, Jr. W. P. Ballard Stuart Saunders R. R. Porter H. O. Winston M. P. Levy f ' BEAUTY ■ i r T y ' T ' 1 1  ■ t - r V T -T--F-rT--T- --T-i-y r- T ' rv f H , Featuring Miss Jane Messick Miss Virginia Sargeant Miss Jane White Miss Sunshine Bailey Miss Sue Belser Miss Reeder Davidson Miss May Wiley Miss Jerry Lee Miss Jane Rogers Miss Eva Layman Miss Julia Desha Miss Jane Sawyer V ' ' % V ' - i£S £ t ii 7 S =fe S Wi ! N Top: The Scene of the J 931 Fancy Dress Ball Lower left: W. H. Tallyn and Miss Marian Tallyn as the King and Queen, leaders of the Ball. Lower right: John Devine and Miss Lillian Pritchett as Robin Hood and Maid Marian. H II ir T l ' ll «T f)it f!  ii t  y r tsi ' n irif f ' t ' : ]U j U|LH ? @ ' ' I 7 7 l Top : The King and his Court. Lower left: Horace Gooch, Jr. with Miss Helen Weaver, assistant leaders. LoTver rigbl: F. M. Smith with Miss Virginia Sargeant, leaders of the Opening Figure. TALVJC al I 7 7 ■ 7 7 H i iviclVl.llan, Jr. w th Miss Carolyn Henry. Low.r right: C. W. Day, Jr. with Miss Jane Rogers. -ALVX: llKl I 9 S I ■ upper left: W. O. Thomas with Miss Nancy Thomas. Upper righl: H. J. Patterson with Miss Maftie Jackson. Bollom row. H. G. Morison, A. C. Jones, Jr., and B. J. Lambert, Jr. with their ladies. -a vx: ' ■ 7 7 7 I N Fall, Winter, and Spring If xiU -o i [ p t - . n r I I rt 1 I I J  k 3feii I 9 S I I 1.1 •■■ ' i. . 7 ?e Workers and the Results of Their Efforts X ou- f- r K spring Comes to the Campus ALVX: fl -J 9 3 1 Vieivs of the Campus l ,; N 5 ' 7 ' More Vievps ' I lUi; iO|Li- ' Ji I 9 S I V 7 Familiar Sights I Cr ' ii ■ S3 21 m m ■1 ■ N The Generals in Action ' ■ ' ' - ' ' jLi: --.! — I tJ Finals Figure Group, 1930 Final Week Committee, 1931 e  f  I I I V y y ;i?-a « ; - T 1 ■ y 1 F ■ The Athletic Council Officers E. P. Bledsoe President H. L. AX ' iLLiAMS I ' icc-Prcsidcut J. G. Faulkner ..Secretary-Treasurer ]Members-at-Large C. E. TiLsoN ' . ■. Mattox Faculty Members R. G. Campbell Forest Fletcher Alujixi Members C. S. Glasgow L, J. Rauber L. C. Witten R. S. Hutcheson V I Mm I 9 S I Monogram Club Officers H. L. Williams — President A. C. Conway Sccretary-Treasnyer Members FoothaU F. R. Bailey E. P. Bledsoe C. W. Cocke X. R. Collins A. C. Conway ( Manager) C. W. Day J. W. Devine J. G. Faulkner S. Barasch H. J. Burke H. J. Cox T. C. Atwood H. J. Burke E. N. Cross S. F. Hampton (Manager) F. R. Bailey C. J. Biddle T. J. Broderick P. O. Dickey R. B. Fangboner Eli Finklestein H. B, Abramson E. H. Evans W. H. Mathis W. W. Mattox H. R. Groop C. G. Harris P. A. HoLSTEIN D. S. Hostetter A. C. A Es E. P. Wsktix J. k. Marti.v Basketball J. H. Hardw ick P. I- .. HoLBRiiOKE J. T. Jarrettv Baseball F. S. Hanna W. W. Mattox J. AA . RiCHAunsoN Trcuk R. A. Herms A. Hornor (M: E. JiinNsoN H. I . MATtLEi - B. D. Maxe ' -s ' S. Sanders J r rest ling P. Mitchell J. K. OSTERMAN w N. P. E. J. M c. H. C. M A. S. X E. L. . Mattox Meli.en tchell X esbitt Schuchakt Thibodeau TiLSON Williams E. P. Martin ;j A. McVey (Manager) PL L. Williams K, AI H. B. R. X E. R. RoUTON Thibodeau Williams Wilson W W G. E. M H. . S. Sandifer . B. Sheppard A. Speer L. Stevens SuTER L. Williams C. E. Thomas C. E. TiLSON J. L. Wright A. H. Wofford E. H. Bacon C. W. Day J. G. Faulkner H. B. Heaps E. W. Stapleton Boxing G. W. Hewson R. L. McKlNNEY S. S. MUNDY Swimining W. J. Pound R. T. Robertson J. Srulowitz S. Slosh berg D. E. X ichols I FOOTBALL V ri [1 f i i M ¥nL j== i Varsity Football, 1930 Officers E. G. Oberst Coach E. P. Bledsoe Captain A. C. Conway Manager ■ J. F. Ladd Manager-Elect ]. R. RvLAND Junior Manager-Elect Monogram Men F. R. Bailey J. G. Faulkner N. C. Mellen E. P. Bledsoe H. R. Groop P. Mitchell C. W. Cocke P. A. Holstein E. A. Nesbitt N. R. Collins A. C. Jones J. S. Schuchart A. C. Conway, Manager E. P. Martin M. N. Thibodeau C. W. Day W. W. Mattox C. E. Tilson T. W. Devine H. L. ' illl ms MALONE E. H. Bacon W. D. BOWVER L. A. BuRGOYNE S. E. CowiN J. D. Crowl W. T. De ' an E. H. Evans G. P. GOLDENBERG C. G. Harris Reserves G. W. Hewson J. T. Jarrett C. E. Long M. W. MacDonald R. L. McKinney W. J. Newland H. Pride T. F. Radford E. H. Smith E. L. Stevens S. B. Steves W. H. Tallyn H. Taylor E. C. Tonsmeire E. F. WiCKE F. D. Williams B. R. Wilson A. H. WOKFORD FAULKNER nil CALVX I 9 S I ' 7 ' 7 JONES COLLINS HARRIS FAULKNER i ■fet ti i) ' 7 TrT H '   '      ' « ' ' ' '  ' r m tALV MARTIN THIBODEAU MITCHELL MATTOX 0 ? JUlLSJi tALVX I B S I I ' ' A : y J i GROOP TILSON BAILEY HOLSTEIN I. -. — . 1 ]L J01 5 T Tt  ll  ' l  ' '  '   « ' ' t tl fT lA I ■ ' JARRETT MELLEN NESBITT ; 1 V t ;   I t i n ILJj l OIL jj TTy -r — r- f I 1 F ■- 3 ' I ' ■I ' . Varsity Football Record, 1930 September Jc Washington Lee.. 32; Randolph-Macon o Septeml er 27— Washington Lee 15; Hanipden-Sidney o October 4— Washington Lee 14; Richmond o October 11— Washington Lee 13; West Virginia 7 1 October 18— Washington Lee 14: Kentncky -.-. - - 33 October 25— Washington Lee o; St. Johns 7 November i— Washington Lee o; V.P.I - o November 8 — Washington Lee 7; Maryland 41 November 15— Washington Lee.... 7; Virginia - 21 November 27— Washington Lee o; Duke - 14 P i ' it ' 7 7 7 Varsity Football Schedule, 193 1 September 26 — -Hampden-Sidney Here October 3 — Davidson .-.. Here October 10 — Kentucky There Octolier 17 — ' est Virginia There October 24 — Virginia Here October 31 — WiUiani and Mary There November 7 — V. P. I .....There November 14 — Maryland There November 28 — Duke Here t4 It ' ITT I 7 BASKETBALL Varsity Basketball, 193 1 Officers Ray Ellerman Coach H. L. Williams, H. J. Cox :.Co-Capfaiiis J. A. McVay.. Manager Monogram ] Ien S. Barasch J. H. Hardwick H. J. Burke P. A. Holbrook H. J. Cox E. P. AIartin J. T. Jarrett H. L. Williams dr-! •■i 1 1 1 I iir • r JJ IL  1 1  «  I V? I 9 S I i 4= WILLIAMS BURKE MARTIN COX ' 7 7 V : ' i HOLBROOKE Ol ■ rn ' ■ JM. Varsity Basketball Record, 193 1 Shawnees 14 Saint John ' s 26 Maryland 36 Lenoir-Rhyne 16 Georgetown 27 Virginia 17 Temple 38 New York University 39 Loyola 34 Maryland ._ 28 Kentucky 23 West Virginia 34 North Carolina U 31 William and Mary 31 Virginia 18 V. P. 1 24 V. P. 1 17 Washington and Lee 50 Washington and Lee 28 Washington and Lee 21 Washington and Lee 49 Washington and Lee 28 Washington and Lee 26 Washington and Lee 24 Washington and Lee 26 Washington and Lee 32 Washington and Lee.... 17 Washington and Lee 18 Washington and Lee 38 Washington and Lee 39 Washington and Lee 44 Washington and Lee 20 Washington and Lee.... 37 Washington and Lee 37 N 1 i BASEBALL i 1 ' l Officers H. L. Williams -- Captain S. F. Hampton Mainu cr Wilbur Owen Manager-Elect R. A. Smith Coacli Monogram Men T. C. Atwood W. W. Mattox H. J. BuEKE J. W. Richardson E. N. Cross K. R. Routon S. F. Hampton, Manager M. N. Thibodeau F. S. HaNNA H. L. WlXLIAMS B. R. Wilson I ' t r  l ' H ' t ' HTTI ' - 1 ' — ' - ' t .-% CALVX: HANNA SUf-i asi RICHARDSON ATWOOD WILLIAMS, CAPTAIN MATTOX ROUTON LjLni . . ' 1-1 CROSS THIBODEAU WILSON W 1 CREMIN BURKE SMITH, COACh t I BMHHHHiHHIIH Mt Varsity Baseball Record, 1930 March 28- -Washi April I- -Washi April 2- -AA ashi April 5- -Washi April 8- -Washi April 10- -Washi April 14- -Washi April 14- -Washi April iCy- -Washi April 21- -Washi April 23- -Washi April - 5- -Wash April 26- -Wash May I- -Wash Mav 2— - A ash Mav -Wash May 9 — Wash ngton and Lee 2 : ngton and Lee 2 ; ngton and Lee 4: ngton and Lee 6 : ngton and Lee 6: ngton and Lee 4: ngton and Lee 10: ngton and Lee 7: ngton and Lee 2 : ngton and Lee o : ngton and Lee... 2 : ngton and Lee i ; ngton and Lee 4: ngton and Lee... 7 ngton and Lee 5 ngton and Lee 3 ngton and Lee 3 Drexel 3 Dnke 15 N. C. State 8 Lafayette 2 Juniata o Davidson 2 North Carolina 2 North Carolina 6 Virginia 6 Richmond 4 V. P. 1 7 Maryland 9 Navv 7 N. C. State... 6 illiani and Mary 4 Maryland 4 V. P. 1 2 I i i I TRACK T Varsity Track, 1930 Officers Forest Fletcheu Coach W. S. Sandikkk, Jr Captain P. A. HuRNuR - Manager G. A. Fleece Managcr-Lilcct i M i ! I W. S. Sandifer Eugene Johns on V. B. Sheppard Paul O. Dickey Leigh Williams, Jr. j. j. b roderick C. J. Bhidle H. R. Mahler Monogram Men P. A. HoRNoR, Ahiitaijcr M. SUTER G. A. Speek, Jr. Eli FlNKLESTElN R. A. Herjis E. L. Stevens B. D. Maxev F ' . R. Bailev R. 1!. F ' angboner M ' 1 ' 3 ■iiri i LTU- i f -jjU ' WILLIAMS :vijjr:; y J% BAILEY 00- ' • ' •fc SANDiFER-CAPTAlN I 9 S I SPEE R -3-1! FINKLESTEIN !1 ' FANGBONER -x ur- | ju:| Si 7 r i  ft r i      '  iii ' n tii y i tALVX: ' 7 ' , ■ ' 7 7 ' ■h tA SHEPPARD STEVENS r ' -liS H J € MAHLER ■% : Sjs MAXEY BIDDLE V n — •■■■■- ■■■■■■ ' TiriiiiiifiiiiiniiiMniiniigiMMill f I I i T V7 -L% fc I 9 S I ' % SUTER FLETCHER, COACH JOHNSON Varsity Track Record Southern Conferenck Indoor Track diAMriONS March 29 — Washington and Lee 80 April 5 — Washington and Lee S April 10 — Washington and Lee 73 April 19 — Washington and Lee..-. 93 April 28 — Washington and Lee 473 : North Carolina 78 May 10— State Meet Washington and Lee, 39% ; V. M. L, 39V-5 ; V. P. L, 26; Virginia, 56. Duke - 46 Maryland 47 N. C. State 58% Richmond 33 ■ ■■ 4= I ' r7 ' , s ' ' H ____ ' j4ife-- ' - !tefv-4 1 - -«- - Varsity Track Schedule, 193 1 January 7 — ' irginia - ;- March 7— North Carolina - - - Chapel Hill April 1 1— William and Mary -- - - ---There May 2— Richmond - - - - There May 9— State Meet— - — - - V Varsity Cross-Country, 1930 Forest Fletcher Coach G. A. Fleece - Manager J. J. Broderick R. T. Shields H. R. Mahler Team N. M. Gladden Gray Hume A. W. Phelps Pete Gilmore Rfxord of Varsity Cross-Country, 1930 October 25 — Washington and Lee, 68 ; Duke University, 67. Xoveniljer 14 — Washington and Lee third place in State Cross Country Meet. Xovemlier 24 — Washington and Lee, 2nd place : U. N. C. 3rd Place. -1, calyx: « • 1 1 ■ 1 1 1 111 III Ul IJLI ' «■ I ' MMMM.ttI VAi ULI IMIi t ( BOXING in TTTiliiilii 1 Varsity Boxing, 193 1 W. E. M ALONE Coach S. Sloshberg Captain P. H. WoFFORD Manager Monogram Men E. H. Bacon W. J. Pound G. W. Hewson R. T Robertson- R. L. McKiNNEV S. Sloshberg S. S. Mundy y, Skulowitz 4=4 :1 ' 11 f -LK_ - wi-=,l U,, f v t i  iii  i    i jU]L j ' ■ ■71 Varsity Record Januarv 17 — Washington and Lee 6; N. C. State I January 31 — Washington and Lee 5; Maryland — 2 February 7 — Washington and Lee 2 ; V . P. I --- - 5 Fel)ruary 14 — Washington and Lee 4; St. Johns -..- 3 Fel)ruarv 17 — Washington and Lee ..- 4; Maryland 3 February 21 — Washington and Lee 2; Duke -.. — 5 i sr r ' V I i i ' :■ I- A GUNTE R MALONE, COACH PADDOCK POUND SURLOWITZ COLLI N S m n I I  i 1 1 n = jL oiL j ' -; ' - ' VJC A k ROBERTSON MSKINNEY , r .- ' WRESTLING V , ,} Varsity Wrestling, 193 1 A. E. Mathis Coach J. K. OsTERMAN Caftaiii W. T. Sale Manager MoNor,RAi r Men H. B. Abramson J. K. Osterman E. H. Evans C. E. Tilson W. H. Fathis a. H. Wofford P. Mitchell J. L. Wright V. W. Mattox C. E. Thomas M ■ T - T T WT1 ' il n o I §• Varsity Record December i6 — Washington and Lee 31 ; Richmond Y. M. C. A o January 10 — Washington and Lee 34; Army o January 17 — Washington and Lee 31 ; N. C. State 3 February 5 — Washington and Lee.... 28; Davidson 6 February 14 — Washington and Lee 24; V. P. 1 8 February 21 — Washington and Lee 24; Duke 8 ' I THOMAS T1L50N EVANS ' ==• : ; t H I H I I H ' ' I I La_ -— -It V!J. Jj- - IK I 9 S I I I I I I I I H  i V O F F O R D DAVIDSON , w lll tl  ll T    Tf t  ' r ftTT V 3 ' ' -1 ' ' ■ ' , MINOR SPORTS T ' • ' k ' I I ' ' ' i I- 1] «J iJ LjI ri V ' J. Albert Sidney Crew Officers F. L. Shipman - Captain J. B. Chamberlaix Captaiii-clcct No. I, I ' . L. Shipmax No. 2, J. M. Ste. [imons First Crew F. R. Dixox, Co.vsn ' aiii Second Crew No. I, C. E. LoxG No. 2, J. B. Chamberlain Xo. I, G. V. Flack No. 2, J. R. RVLAND J. S. Lewis, Coxsicaiii Freshman Crew W. D. GuNTER, Co.vsicaii No. 3, N. D. Hall Xo. 4, ' . H. Tallvn No. 3, R. R. Pouter No. 4, C. W. Cocke Xo. 3. H. M. W ' eixstein No. 4. I. B. SOMERVILLE | ._. ' - ' !l,ir=z_H zr: ■ ; f t ' r « ' ' ' ' N tt ? 1 g a ■ t I : I ir CALVX Harry Lee Crew Officers F. G. SwixK H. B. Heaps. ...Captain .Captain-clcct No. I, F. G. SwiNK Xo. 2, C. I. Lewis No. I, C. Pe.aper Xo. 2. J. S. Lewi? First Crew B. A. Street, Co.vsii ' aiu Second Crew G. . Morse, Co.vsz ' ain Freshman Crew Xo. 3, C. Pe. per Xo. 4, H. B. He.kps Xo. I, L. H. Richmond Xo. 2, R. D. Walker E. Burke, Co.vsi :aln i Xo. 3. S. R. X ' iCHOLS Xo. 4. R. L. McKixxEV : Xo. 3. Xo. 4. W. C. Kleix F. E. CalhoL ' x £ ' « 1 Varsity Swimming E. P. TwoMBLEY Coach D. E. Nichols Captain H. Walton - Manager Monogram Men D. E. Nichols H. Weinberg E. W. Stapleton J. P. Walker E. L. Richmond M. P. Rivers A. J. RuDEs A. D. Zachary J. C. Harris W. H. Moreland D. E. Nichols awarded Major Monogram for outstanding work Record Duke 8; Washington and Lee- William and Mary 29 ; Washington and Lee- Virginia 26 ; Washington and Lee- State Champions -52 -37 .40 yill tt li n « ' ' ' n  l tT ' ? i W ' FRESHMEN I ' I ! f H ITTT ' I 7 ' i I I Freshman Football, 1930 T. M. BoLAND Captain H. K. Young Coach D. S. HosTETTER Assistant Coach Numeral Men S. S. Mosovich End J. A. Handley End W. C. Thomas End R. S. Crenshaw End K. Laird End F. O. Funkhonser End R. T. Eicholtz Tackle E. Rosenberg Tackle W. G. Grove Tackle A. A. Bolen Guard T. M. Boland Guard P. L. Banks Center W. E. Kliefoth Center N. D. Litchfield Center W. L. Wilson Quarterback F. A. Almon Halfback O. K. Miller Halfback J. H. Sawyers Halfback L. A. Galyon Fullback L. H. Wilson Fullback W. G. Faulk, Fullback Freshman Football Record October 3 — Freshmen October 10 — Freshmen 6 October 31 — Freshmen 25 November 7 — Freshmen 6 November 14 — Freshmen 0; William Mary Frosh — Here Bluefield 7_There Virginia Frosh — Here Maryland b ' rosh o — There V. P. L Frosh 28— There ft rr T-rr-r-r- I • t f • « I I I CALYX I 9 7 7 Freshman Basketball, 193 1 Ray Ellerman - - - Coach ■ J. Sawyer mosovich Steinberg Numeral Men Cuomo Record Wilson SaUERBRUjM BoLEN Freshmen - - -- 28 ; Freshmen -, 40 : Greenliriar 20 Vireinia Freshmen 19 Freshmen 39: William and Mary Freshmen 10 Freshmen - 55 Freshmen 45 ' Freshmen 32 : Freshmen 40 ; Freshmen 37 : Fishburne 12 S. M. A 27 Virginia Freshmen 10 P. I. Freshmen 23 P. 1 . Freshmen 25 5 3 Ji i _ m ALVX: I 9 S I I ' k Freshman Baseball, 1930 Numeral Men E. P. TwoMBLY, Coach V. A. Blakemore J. P. Burrows E. W. Chittum T. O. Cremin J. D. Crowl R. S. Emerson H. L. Fitzgerald J. T. Jarrett W. F. Methvin E. S. RiCHARnsON E. A. Schilling J. S. Snyder S. M. Painter L. F. Violett Freshman Baseball Record, 1930 March 31— Frosh 8; S. M. A 3 April I — Frosh 12; A. M. A... 9 April II — Frosh 6; S. M. A 5 April 18 — Frosh 18 ; Petersburg- High 11 April 19— Frosh 4; Oak Ridge 3 April 23 — Frosh 2 ; V. P. I _ 3 April 29 — Frosh 12; Alderson 2 May 3 — Frosh 10; Greenbrier 3 May 6 — Frosh 5 ; V. P. 1 3 May 10 — Frosh 16; Hopewell High i j i l  IT l l lll  I ' l I I TT  I 1 t t v ; t. f! ? lA ' ' pfiifiii ' ' 1k eSis£s3ii Bnie! 3 « Freshman Track, 1930 Forest Fletcher, Coach V 1 I i y 1 Numeral Men I . ' S. G. Edmonds J. C. Abbott M. S. Black T. S. Allen F. P. ZocH F. N. Squires G. A. Henry C. H. Darden N. R. Collins R. T. Edwards J. A. Culley J. F. Cook E. S. Curtis M. P. Rivers E. S. Richardson E. H. Bacon F. T. BOYER S. B. Steves W. B. Donham C. P. Chichester Freshman Track Record, 1930 April 10 — Frosh, 61 ; Richmond Fresh. 56. May 10— State Meet ; W. and L. Frosh, 3rd place. MJ lkSJ L. E. Tucker P. L. Banks R. D. Hudson Numeral Men E. P MiNCHER S. L. Alexander P. L. Seraphine L. W. Martin W. J. Dixon Record January 31 — Freshmen 2; S. M. A. 5 I ebruary 7 — Freshmen 2 ; V. P. I — s February 14 — hreslimen 2 : Greenbrier 5 I ' ebruary 24 — Freshmen 2 ; Greenbrier 5 7 ' 1 Freshmen Wrestling, 193 1 A. E. Mathis S. W. Wise.. Coach .Manager B. M. Messtck W. D. N. Thoma H. C. Taylor H. L. Austin Numeral Men C. A. Pritchard H. P. Smith B. E. Brennen R. T. ElCHOLTZ T. M. BOLAND January 31— Freshmen February 14— Freshmen February 24— Freshmen Record 31 : Charleston H. S. 24: V. P. 1 36 ; Greenbrier ■i:=, ' ' T    I 1 - I 9 S I P Freshmen Swimming, 193 1 E. P. TwoMBLEY - - Coach H. Walton - - Manager Numeral M EN J. H. Cheatham J. D. Dye J. 0. Phelps J. D. Burn T. G. Moody H. F. Preston W. W. FOWLKES W. S. Stern F. G. Almon i I Record Fishburne 37; Freshmen 29 A. M. A - — 37; Freshmen 21 ' irginia Freshmen 54; Freshmen 12 h, Managers Football Conway Ladd Basketball McVay Hall Baseball Owen Edwards Track Fleece Hudson LX jp-J-T.R 7 The Theme In this volume of The CalyX we have tried to give you a picture of Washington and Lee today, and at the same time, by means of our theme, we also try to call your attention to Washington and Lee of the past. It has been our effort to draw for you the parallel between the lives of the two men who gave our University its name, showing them first in their early training, in war, in peace, and finally as Presidents, performing their duties in each m such a way that their names have lived on, and will live on forever. Thus, we hope that we have given you some idea of the glories of the past and the present, and may we add our hope for a still more glorious future. k1 =3 i H n Our college friendships soon must sever. And fade as does the dving da . Our closest bonds must all he brof en. As through this world me wend our wa . But Vet — whatever be life ' s fortunes. Though friendships fail and friends be few, ■, j Well love thee still, our Alma Mater, Our dear old W . and L. U. ' l jaiL CALVX: I 9 S I ' ' ' ' ' ' . ' ' 7 7 7 ' 7 ' 7 Cyke Cyna w tjn r- I 9 S I V I The Business Manager and the Editor wish to express their gratitude to those whose work and financial support have made this book possible. We hope that we have justified your faith in us. John Devine, Jr., Business Manager, W. O. Thomas, Editor. i W ' ! t m ..,-1 -. HSHiJ CAL L ' . ' i ' ' y 7. 7 7 7 7 Outfits forYoung Men and Boys BRANCH STORES BOSTON Newbury corner of Berkeley Street NEWPORT PALM BEACH First National Bank LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA §{}3 « ' Students ' Accounts A Ways Welcomed B. E. VAUGHAN, President T. B. SHACKFORD, Vice-President REID WHITE, Vice-President LESLIE PULTZ, Cashier .1, CALVX: HllIUlMl I 9 S I McCRUM ' S Let Us Ta e Tour Flower Orders We Can Deliver Flowers Anywhere By Wire ' 4 - JOHNSTON ' S, HUYLER ' S AND MARTHA WASHINGTON CANDIES -4 - TERMINAL FOR BUS LINES • • ' - More People TYteet at ' McCrum ' s Than Any Place in Town .V- CALVX: Let ' s Have the W. ' L.— Duke Game in Lynchburg Give us the game, and we ' ll give you the crowd Retail Merchants Association LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Harlo v ' s Print Shop Incorporated Publishers of The Lexington Gazette Our new Model 14 Linotype equips us for all kinds of publication work, and our job department has for 40 years been taking care of the wants of Washington and Lee students. Prices lower than mail order and quality unexcelled. We welcome stu- dents and treat them right. Printing for Every Purpose No. 17 S. Jefferson St. Phone 104 LEXINGTON, VA. 19 3 1 Wade Masters Company The House Furnishers NELSON STREET LEXINGTON VIRGINIA 1931 Graham Father Shoeologist and Haberdasher Cravat Critics Extraordinary ' ' M TI '   i    '  '  ' ' ' w m ALVX 7a_B f R. S. Anderson y Company Gifts Imported Pottery Fine China ayid Glassware Smoking Sets and Lamps Waste Bas ets Boo}{ends Handmade Hooded Rugs LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA Good Things to Eat WHERE? McCoy ' s Grocery Old Virginia Hams Fresh Fruits and Vegetables OUR SPECIALTY Phones 147, 78, 181, 174, TRY MIDLAND TRAIL CAFE We Serve STEAKS and CHOPS Always Fresh Regular Dinners Huger- Davidson Sale Company INCORPORATED Wholesale Grocers LEXINGTON VIRGINIA -..4g{}j .- BRANCH HOUSES BUENA VISTA, VA. STAUNTON, VA. Distnbutors: PLEE-ZIHG PRODUCTS y 9 I I 9 S I UNIVERSITY SUPPLY STORE ■• •- Heip Athletics b) ' Purchasing at the Co ' Op. FOR THE STUDENTS BY THE STUDENTS Boo s, Stationery, Fountain Pens, Fountain Service and Everything Students TSjeed D. K. CRAWFORD, Manager I ' 7 l Ttt ' H il    f  T  t U TI l Rockbridge National Bank LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA Oldest and Largest Bank in the County PAUL M. PENICK, President S. M. DUNLAP, Vice-President JOHN L. CAMPBELL, T3mst Officer A. P. WADE, Cashier LEXINGTON POOL COMPANY ' The Students ' Winter Resort ' WE ADVERTISE WE WANT YOU TO PATRONIZE Our Equipment is Unexcelled LEXINGTON POOL COMPANY ' ' U =. iLvx: I 9 S I ToUey ' s Toggery for Smart Clothes 4] Suits, V alkpver Shoes, Arrow Shirts and Collars Berg Hats, ' Premier Hosiery - B. C. TOLLEY ' The College Mans Shop ' ' ' PHONE 164 111 NELSON STREET If You Like Our Work, Come Back to See Us in September Tell Tour Friends About Us Rockbridge Steam Laundry INCORPORATED Phone 185 LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA Compliments of The Ne v Corner Store INCORPORATED Tobacco, Soda, Candy, Lunch Stationery, Sporting Goods Capt. Dick Smith, 13 Bob Hutcherson, 10 Buck Buchanan, Manager Students ' Shop ' ' ' Coynpliments of The Corner Pool Room For the Students 4 - Capt. Dick Smith, ' 13 Buck Buchanan, Manager Bob Hutcherson, ' 10 V T I  I '  = j y -i-- I I B S I The Ideal BARBER SHOP SLIM AND MARKS The oys that Kjww How ' ' 5 NELSON STREET LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA SrUDEJiTS MEET TOUR FRIEHDS AT SUBWAY KITCHEN CLUB MEALS and CLUB SANDWICHES Our Specialty CHRYSLER AND DODGE BROS MOTOR CARS rockbridge Motor Co. LEXINGTON, VA. Phone 289 PHONE 502 LEXINGTON, VA. Mason Gilmore Cleaners, Dyers Hatters, Tailors - ' i|fe— - Our Motto: PROMPT SERVICE Give Us a Trial 7 South Jefferson Street 11 ■ 1 ' ' y y y y y y y ' y y WARNER BROTHERS THEATRES J tw and Lyric Theatres Lexington, Virginia RALPH DAVES, Resident Manager 19 3 1 You Save by Trading Here The Adair-Hutton Department Store carry many items the students can use. They save them money on everything they need personally. Rooms arid Fraternity Furnishings ■■ 4 Adair-Hutton Department Store LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA Under the Robert E. Lee But Over the Top with Serv.ee The Palace Barber Shop J. E. PULLEN, Proprietor YOU ' RE NEXT We Can Bob Her, Too I LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA BOLEY S BOOK STORE HENRY BOLEY, Manager LEXINGTON, VA. Lexington Cafe The House of Good Food with Prompt Service ' ■ {} - Open After dances ' Washington Street LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA 7 fTt «ll  l    ' 9 GRADUATION IN THREE YEARS IN THREE YEARS, Thelen ' s Robert E. Lee Coffee Shop has graduated Cum Laude, and now maintains, unaltered, the reputation it has achieved with the students of WASHIHGTOH A D LEE UHIVERSITT See the J ew Washington and Lee Belt HAMRIC b SMITH JEWELERS LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA COLLEGE AHD FRATERTilTT JEWELRY i STORES o A BETTER FOOD QTlmkeU. THE KROGER CREED 1 0 considitr our vocation worthy, and as an opportunity to serve the public - - Serving You Through 5184 Stores -T-rTT-rT-r-r-r=r-i-f-r-r- rt T F I t ' • -I |7CAi,vx:7||M J. ED. DEAVER Fashion Park Clothes Bostonian Shoes Stetson Hats Friends to Everybody MAIN STREET Opposite the Court House Phone 25 Weinberg ' s Music Shop 7 Nelson Street W. and L. Swing, Sheet Music, and Records Mailed Everywhere SEND US YOUR ORDER Exclusive Uictor and Brunswic Agents I 9 S I HUTTON McManama For the best of everything in Fancy Groceries Fruits and Vegetables Phones: 192 and 144 James A. Cook SUCCESSOR TO Davidson Brothers Wholesale COAL Retail Office and Yard Near Depot LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA Phone 80 Coo ' s Coal Coo s ' ' ' ' l   l tll  tH H«t f« ITVV ' ' FIREPROOF EUROPEAN PLAN Hotel Stonewall Jackson A. T. MOORE, President Virginia s Most Distinctive Hotel 18-HOLE GOLF COURSE STAUNTON, VA. In the Wonderful Shenandoah Vallev J. W. Zimmennan Jeweler and Optician GRADUATE OPTICIAN REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST Large Line of College JEWELRY 37 South Main Street Opposite Robert E. Lee Hotel Moore Co. Grocery H. D. MOORE, Proprietor An Independent Grocer Catering to Student and Fraternity Trade Phone 35 Service and luality ' Our Motto A Full Line of BURNED CLAY PRODUCTS Face Brick Common Brick Hollow Building Tile Investigate Local Tile Before Planning Your Building Locher Co., Inc. Established m 1848 GLASGOW, VIRGINIA L t l CALVX: I 9 S I The Dutch Inn special to Students and Thcxr Parents Home Cooking and Comfortable Rooms with Bath 42 WASHINGTON STREET LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA The Model Barber Shop ■ =- MAIN STREET NEXT DOOR TO LYON ' S TAILOR SHOP • °- H A. WILLIAMS Proprietor ' Ifs the Cut of Your Clothes That Counts ' Wear Society Brand Clothes Florsheim Shoes Dobbs Hats J. M. MEEKS 107 NELSON STREET BROWN ' S Home Bakery SAKDWICHES ' ' OF ALL KINDS— HOT OR COLD Pastries, Hot or Cold DRINKS CLEANLINESS and QUALITY IS OUR MOTTO Phone 43 Lexington, Va. I H  l I   t I . f KJCsr := PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA Capital ... $ 75 000 Surplus . . $ 75 000 Resources Over $1,000,000 -... 4; Large Enough for Safety Small Enough for Personal Service iJ L f Stone vall Jackson Cafe LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA Regular Dinners Good Stealfs Short Orders Served at All Hours IVe Sen ' c the REAL VIRGINIA HAM That Good Coffee! Cleanliness : : Quality : : Service Gift and Art Shop ROBERT E. LEE HOTEL LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA - 1] GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION F. H. CLOTHIER Interior Decorator FRANCES HAMILTON anJ MILDRED N. MILLER Gift Consultants Ruble Hutcheson Ph one 88 COAL, WOOD AND LUMBER ■■ 4 We Make Bookshelves, Tables, and Special W oodrvork Atw ater Kent Radio Your Tubes Tested Free WE CAN FURNISH ANY MAKE MIDGET [ UP-TO-DATE SERVICE DEPT. 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THE Hoover Smith Company 712 Chestnut Street PHILADELPHIA, PA. Diamond Merchants Jewelers and Silversmiths Official Fraternity Jeivelers Send for Catalogue Makers of the W. L. Class Ring Designs and Estimates Furnished Permanent Satisfaction MEDALS PRIZES TROPHIES The White House Cafe 717 Main Street HEADQUARTERS FOR WASHINGTON and LEE IN LYNCHBURG VIRGINIA ' S FIHEST £ATIA[G PLACE Hotel Patrick Henry ROANOKE. VIRGINIA KiVg nra ' s NeTvest and Finest Hotel ' A ROBERT MEYER HOTEL A. B. MOODY, Res. Mgr. y y Lk£jJ f y i tALW You Need Never Sever Relations with Stetson D A two-cent stamp will enable you to con- tinue wearing clothes that are made to Tour own measurements, ot fabrics that Ton select, in a fashion that is distinctly Tours. On request, will gladly submit a complete set of samples and an up-to-the-minute style book. Tour Measurennents are Always on File Nationally . 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