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

Text from Pages 1 - 372 of the 1932 volume:

Class No. l3..n55 Book No..V iOA.i.C- LIBRARY %- ...OF... Washington and Lee University LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA Accession No - — i-JlA--X_j Mn6b G I Copyright, 1932 R. L McKINNEY, Jr. Editor C. E. LONG, Jr. Business Manager MAY231932 THE CALYX 1932 Published Annually by the Students of Washington and Lee University Volume XXXVIH FOREWORD WASHINGTON AND LEE lives on because of its alumni. From his college career, each has gone out to make a place for himself in the world, strengthened by the lessons learned here. Some, on account of their loyalty and service to the Uni- versity, have been selected to represent the others in this book. By this it is not meant to slight the rest, but rather to recognize them all by these few. To all the Alumni, this 1932 Calyx is dedicated. HARRY KILLINGER YOUNG WHOSE service and loyalty to the University, both in college and in after life, is now being climaxed by his service to Washington and Lee as Alumni Secretary. With one who knows more alumni than any other person connected with the University, it is thought that this dedication might be well begun. NEWTON DIEHL BAKER I AWYER, Mayor, Secretary of War, Hague Court L— Jurist ... all have made him internationally famous . . . but for his invaluable service as a Trustee and devoted alumnus, he has been given a place among our most well-known sons. JOHN WILLIAM DAVIS HIS service to his country as Congressman, Solicitor General, and Ambassador and his successful career as a lawyer has failed to diminish his loyalty to his University ... as proven by his work on the Board of Trustees of Washington and Lee. His name we include among our celebrated graduates. VIEWS Liberl}; Hall ; ' -• ' = ' .-■ ,■ ■ ■ ' ■ ' ' T - : Hie College From Loiver End of Campus  1 e ' :?ri 0km ift v ' Ul ■ ill ■• ««iwg - v t ' v it f f Robert E. Lee Chapel ■sf - 7 je College ' , V : ,- ' 5 ' C ■ m ?r ' - ' -. -. V , ' ■ ' - - ?, p - ' HK •- ' - . tr j gi fejUM T ie Campus  J i J, .- ' V • ■ . ' •fl - - ' 5 r % ' rr - : The Robert E. Lee Memorial Church .u : i J 4 1 '  :? 1 f f . -M i 1 ' iil B ■ ' Vi ' i . - - H mr L. MfV . ' ■ x. r ie Library Tit ' ' 4 ' M - LiftRARY or ( 1 q -■ WASrHNGTON i LEE UNIVERSITY UCXlNOTO  . VA- 9w. Kt :v,;;;;N : -;: f. ( n The Athletic Bridge ADMINISTRATION , ' Sr ' jf0 tgigft k. il d , — i.u, Ktf. ..JMa HENRY WATKINS ANDERSON W WASHINGTON and Lee in I898 graduated one of our most famous alumni, whose work during the war was justly noted by several foreign countries. His career as a lawyer has been no less successful and his interest in the University again looms forth in his activities on the Alumni Com- mission of Dr. Gaines. CALYX 1932 THE final measure of greatness in the life of a University is not the magnitude of physical plant, not the impressiveness of statistics, but the power of life sent out from the campus. Within the first period of this institution ' s history it attracted George Wash- ington, who gave handsomely to its endowment. Within the second period it won from Lee a dedication of his immense service ; within the later years it has earned the friendship of hosts of judicious Americans. North and South. At no time did the plea for the University rest ui)on massive buildings or gigantic endowment. Eloquence is here in the beauty of environment, in abiding historical sentiment, in persuasive friendliness. But the compelling argument for the University is ultimately sounded by the character and the performance of the men who. shaped I)v its influences, go forth into the world. Washington and Lee greets with confidence this oungest group of her sons. these men for whom The Calyx of 1932 is a record of academic career. They belong to a great fraternity of distinguished personality They will maintain its standards, will fulfill their promise of life, so radiant before the eyes of us who have watched them. I ' V d-T  - .• ' «„ [ 23] rc t- u- os 19 3 2 CALYX George Walker St. Clair Trustees George Walker St. Clair, 1901 Tazewell. ' irginia Rev. ' ]lliam McClaxahax White. 1915 Raleigh, Xorth Carolina Harrington Waddell, 1915 Lexington, Virginia John William Davis. 1921 New York City Charles J. McDermott, 1922 New York City James R. Caskie. 1924 Lynchburg, Virginia Dr. George Bollixg Lee. 1924 Xew York Citv Rev. Walter Lapsley Carsox. D.D., 1926 Richmond, Virginia D.D. Newtox D. Baker. 1928 Cleveland, Ohio William McChesxev Martin, 1928 St. Louis, Missouri George Campbell Peerv. 1929 Tazewell. Virginia Louis Spencer Epes, 1929 Richmond, Virginia Herbert Fitzpatrick Huntington, W est Virginia Paul McNeel Penick, Secretary and Treasurer Lexington, Virginia Back row, left to right: Penick, Dr. Gaines. Front row: Caskie, Lee, Waddell, White, St. Clair, Epes, Martix. [ 2-i ] CALYX 19 3 2 Henry Donald Campbell Administration Francis Pendleton Gaines, A.B., A.M., Ph.D.. Litt.D., LL.D. President Henry Donald Campbell, A.M., Ph.D., Sc.D., LL.D. Dean of the Uniz ' ersity Frank Johnson Gillia.m, A.B., . .M. Assistant Dean of the Uniz ' ersity Paul McNeel Pexick. A.B., LL.B. Treasnrer Earl Staxsbury Lmtingly, A.B. Registrar Left to right: Gilliam, ] L ttixgly. Pexick r 2.5 ] 19 3 2 CALYX The School of Law THE general purpose of this Law School is to afford men a thorough training in the profession of law. It endeavors to give them training that is both sound and thorough on the theoretical side, but which gives due attention to the practical side as well. ' ith such training we believe our graduates are pre- pared to enter the legal profession well equipped for all of its activities ; able to understand and judge criti- cally the underlying theories of the law, to pass judg- ment upon their fitness and application to the social and economic conditions of our time, to preside with credit and efficiency in any office of a judicial character, and to do with intelligence and discrimination the work of the advocate. William H. ' Wwood Moreland, LL.B. Dean of the School of Law Clayton Epes Williams, LL.B. Professor of Laiv Raymon T. Johnson, A.B., J.D. Professor of Linv Charles Rice McDowell, A.B., A.M., LL.B. Professor of Law Charles Porterfield Light, A.B., A.M., LL.B. Associate Professor of Law Left to right: McDowell, Moreland, Williams, Light. I 2fi I CALYX 1932 The School of Applied Science THE School of Engineering in Washington College was established in 1866 by General Robert E. Lee, and in 1913 its name was changed to the School of Applied Science of Washington and Lee University. The degree offered is Bachelor of Science, which may be taken in civil engineering, electrical engineering, chemistry, and in applied science with major work in biology, chemistry, geology, or physics. The aim of the school is to furnish thorough training in those subjects that constitute the foundation on which a successful career in certain departments of applied science may be built. James Lewis Howe, A.B., Ph.D., M.D. Dean of the School of Applied Sciences Henry Donald Campbell, A.M., Ph.D., Sc.D., LL.D. Professor of Geology William Dana Hoyt, A.B., M.S.. Ph.D. Professor of Biology Robert William Dickey, A.B., A.M., B.S., Ph.D. Professor of Physics and Electrical Engineering Lucius Junius Desha, A.B., Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry William Thomas Lyle, C.E. Professor of Civil Engineering Hale Houston, C.E. Professor of Civil Engineering Marcellus Henry Stowe, . .B., A.M., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Geology Norman Jackson H. rrar, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Chemistry NoRRis Whitney Goldsmith, A.B. Assistant Professor of Physics Thomas Cobb Watkins, B.S., M.S. Instructor in Biology Donald William Stoner, B.S. Instructor in Phvsics Top rots. ' , left to right: Campbell, Dickey. Desha. Houston. Hoyt. Bottom rozi. ' : Stoner, Stowe. Lyle. Watkin. . r 27 J 19 3 2 CALYX The School of Commerce T Hli Sc hool of Commerce and Administration was ortjanized in 1906, and is an outgrowth of an en- dowment fund created in memory of W iUiam L. Wilson. The purposes of the school were expressed in 1869 b - General Robert E. Lee. when he recommended the establishment of a school of commerce : Such a school ma}-, with great advantage, be added to the schools of the College, as many students may by its means prepare themselves for business pursuits while obtaining such scientific and literary culture in the (ither schools as time and opportunity may allow. The degree of Bachelor of Science is offered, with specialization groups in business administration, bank- ing and finance, accounting, foreign service, and public administration. There are fifty-five members of the senior commerce class this session. The school is a member of the Association of American Schools of Business. - 07 -c .d: .,rT Glover Duxn Hancock, A.B.. A.M., Ph.D. Dean of the School of Commerce Robert Henry Tucker, A.B., . M.. LL.D Professor of Economics and Business Administration 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 Sociologv William Coan, A.B., A.M. Professor of Accounting and Commerce On leave of absence, 193,-3.,. FlETCHER J- ' MES P.ARNES ■i-Died February 15, iq32. lustructor in Pohtii M. Ogden Phillips, A.B., . .M. Assistant Professor of Economics and Commerce Paul Parker Cooper, A.B., . ' .M. Associate Professor of Business Administration fEARL Wallace Bibb, B.S. Assistant Professor of Economics and Business Administration Cecil Douglas Smith, B.B.A., M.S. Assistant Professor of Accounting John Higgixs Williams, A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of Political Science , n, A.B., A.M. al Science Top rozi. ' . left to right: Tucker. Williams, Phillips, Cooper, Coan. Bottom roiv: Campbell, Hancock, Bibb. Barnes, Latture. I 28 ] CALYX The College THE College is naturally the oldest division of ' ashing;ton and Lee University. Its roots reach back to the early beginnings of the institution in the ighteenth century. Its organization has been broadened and extended at various times and now em- braces numerous departments and instructors and more than half of the student body. The College provides courses in the arts and sciences designed to afford a broad cultural education, together with special training in the field of the student ' s choice. The group system. with reasonable scope for election, is regarded as the most satisfactor - and effective means for the accomplishment of these ends. Under this system the subjects taught in the College are divided into four groups embracing foreign languages, English and ])hilosophv, the social sciences and the natural sciences. The student is re- quired to complete a limited number of courses in each of these groups, but is allowed freedom of choice with respect to the rest of the courses necessary for the attainment of his degree. The degrees offered are Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts. Among the special features provided in the College are a well equipped Dejiartment of Journal- ism and a carefullv organized Pre-] Iedical Course. V Toj rozv. left to riijht: Mortox. Beax, Rovstox, , Mapel, Smith, Heldzrmax. Moore. Irwix Second rozc: Doubledav, Gili.iam. Graham, Easter, Shaxxox. Moffatt, Fischer, HlXTO.X. Third rozc: Shelley, Fletcher, Bauer, Flick. Mathis, Paxtox, Flourxov, W ' ATKIXi. [29] I 9 3 CALYX The College Thomas James Farrar, A.B., A.M.. Ph.D. Professor of Gcnnan Livingston Waddell Smith. A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Mathematics De la Warr Benjamin Eastek. A.M.. Ph.D. Professor of Romance Languages Edgar Finley Shannon, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of English Forest Fletcher. E.E. Head of the Department of Physical Education John Alexander Graham, A.B., A.M. Associate Professor of Romance Languages James Strong Moffatt, Jr.. A.B.. A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor of English Earle Kerr Paxton. 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 Physical Education Walter Abraham Flick, B.A., A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Education and Psychology William W. Morton. A.B., B.D. Professor of Philosophy and Christian Ethics George Junkin Irwin. A.B. Assistant Professor of Romance Languages Leonard Clinton Helderman, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor of History ♦Fitzgerald Flournoy, A.B., .A..M. (Oxon) Associate Professor of English A. E. Mathis. B.S. Assistant Professor of Physical Education Lawrence E. W ' atkin. A.B.. A.M. Assistant Professor of English Frank J. Gilliam. A.B., A.M. Associate Professor of English Henry Vogel Shelley, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Ancient Languages Marvin Grant Bauer, A.B., A.M. Associate Professor of Public Speaking Boyd Ross Ewing, A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of Romance Languages WlLLIAM LaTTA MaPEL. B.J. Professor of Journalism Arthur Ulric Moore, A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of English and Public Speaking Ollinger Crenshaw, A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of History Robert Winter Royston, A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of Mathematics Oscar W. Riegel. B.A., A.M. Assistant Professor of Journalism Karl Wood Fischer, B.S., A.M. Assistant Professor of Journalism George Stuyvesant Jackson, A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of English Laird Young Thompson, A.B., LL.B. Instructor in French Allen W. Moger. A.B. Instructor in History William Miller Hinton, A.B., A.M. Instructor in Education and Psychology Douglas Frederick Doubleday, A.B. Instructor in Journalism On leave of absence, iq3i-32. [ 30 ] CLASSES w :i £iSs HENRY ST. GEORGE TUCKER AS a leader in college, he has been a leader in the world. As a member of Congress, as a professor, and as an author, he has gained national prominence which has been surpassed only by his loyalty to his Alma Mater. CALYX 1932 THE SENIORS LAW Officers Martin Parks Burks. Ill • President Matthew Crockett Hughes. Jr f icc-Prcsidcnt Stuart Lee Crexshaw Secretary-Treasurer Henry William MacKenzie, Jr Executive Committeeman James Dillixg Sparks Historian [ 35] 9 3 2 CALYX Martin Parks Burks, III ROANOKE. VlRt;iXIA r X, ri A X, ! ' A I President Senior Law Class. Allen Southgate Carr PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA K A, • A +, •■ii Club Interfraternitv Council. r 30 ] CALYX 1932 Stuart Lee Crenshaw RICHMOXD, VIRGINIA • K Z, Cotillion Club, r, n Club Football, i; Boxing, i; Troubadours, i, 2, 3. Leslie Sharpe Farmer, Jr. ELM CITY, NORTH CAROLINA i; •1 ' E, i A A [ 37] 19 3 2 CALYX Francis Edward Fuller SOUTHBORO, MASSACHUSETTS ! I K Lyman Christian Harrell, Jr. EMPORIA, VIRGINIA K A, i -J ' [88] CALYX 9 3 2 Hugh Breckenridge Heaps PVLESVILl.E, MARYLAND A . P, i A A, White Friars Freshman Football : Varsity Footl)all : ' arsil} Boxing: Harry Lee Crew; Captain. 4 Paul Albert Holstein nUEXA VISTA, VIRGINIA ] A. A K ootball. I. 2, . 4; President Fresliman Council 5 ; Monogram Chili. [39] 9 3 2 CALYX Hannibal Neal Joyce FRIES. VIRGINIA n K 4 ' , l ' A Henry William MacKenzie, Jr. PORTSMOUTH, IRG1XIA K A. i ' S K. -I ' A ■!•. n A E. ' -13 Chib, White Friars. C. C. Executive Committee. 5: Riiui-tuiii Phi. i, 2. 3: Sports Editor. 2; Assistant, 3; President. Phi Delta Phi. 5- r 40] CALYX 19 3 2 RossER Lynn Malone, Jr. ROSWELL, NEW iFEXICO 1 X, S K. A i;. White Fr •13 Clul), 1 Freshman Council, 2 ; Intercollegiate Debate, 3, 4. 5 : Troubadours ; Executive Committee, 4 ; Dance Control Committee, 4, 5 ; Vice-President Student Body. 5 ; Debating Council, 5 ; Chairman Cold Check Committee. 4. Wayne Harold Mathis ELM WOOD, ILLIXOIS n K A. A A, K ' I K Transfer from University of Illinois; Wrestling Team, i. 2. 3. 4; Southern Conference Champion. 4. r 41 1 19 3 2 CALYX Hugh Graham Morison JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE ' 1 r A, O A K, A 1, ri A E, Cotillion Club, T, -l ' A , i3 ' Club, i; President of Student Body, 6 ; Troubadours, 2, 3 ; Director Southern Collegians, 3 ; Political Science Scholarship; Business Manager of the Southern Collegian, 3; Head Cheer Leader. 4; Debating Team, 4; Art Editor of Calyx, 3; Vice-President of Finals, 3 ; President of Publication Board, 5 ; President of Omicron Delta Kappa, 5. Lloyd Hemingway Richmond FLINT, MICHIGAN A X P larry Lee Crew, i, 3; Captain, 4; Interfraternity Council. r 42] CALYX 1932 Gilbert Victor Rosenberg KOAXOKE. VIRGINIA •I ' E 11 James Surget Shields FORREST CITY, ARKANSAS A X A, I A A [ 43 ] 9 3 2 CALYX James Dilling Sparks MONROE, LOUISIANA II K A, A K, A . II Ji K, Cotillion Club Troubadours. 2; Property Manager, 3; Business Manager, 4; Circulation Manager of Calyx, 3, 4: President of Fancy Dress, 5. George Algernon Speer, Jr. SANFORD, FLORIDA n K A, A K, n A X, ' -13 Club, A 4- Track, i, 2, 3. 4. 5: Southern Conference Indoor Champion of 60 Yards High Hurdles, 3; Southern Conference Indoor Champion of 70 Yards High Hurdles. 4; Captain of Track. 4: Executive Com- mittee. 3, [44] CALYX 9 3 2 Frederick Gilbert Swink NORFOLK. VIRGINIA A. B. Degree Washington and Lee University : Swimming Team, i, 2, 3. 4; Harry Lee Crew, i, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President of Junior Law Class, 5; Secretary and Treasurer of The Executive Com- mittee, 6. Charles Adolphus Wood, Jr. CHARLESTON. WEST VIRGINIA t K 1. 1 A A A. B. Desree West X ' irojnia Universitv. r 45 ] CALYX Members of the 1932 Law Class who have been Admitted to the Virginia Bar Association jMartix Park Burks, III Allex Southgate Carr Francis Edward Fuller Lymax Christiax Harrell. Jr. Jack Moxtague Matthews Hugh Graham Morisox Gilbert Victor Rosexberg Kexxeth Earle Spexcer Frederick Gilbert Swixk TUCKER HALL [ 46] CALYX 9 3 2 THE SENIORS ACADEMIC Officers John Willis Ball President John Joseph Broderick, Jr Viee-President Jack Srulowitz Secretary-Treasurer Charles Baxcroft Taylor Exeeuti-jc Coiiiinitteeinaii Everett Nelson Cross Historian f i-] 19 3 2 CALYX Morris William Adelson COVINGTON, VIRGINIA B K, A 1 Subscription Manager Calyx, 2, 3; Business Staff, 3. 4; Editorial Staff of Riug-tiiin Phi, 3, 4. Claxton Edmonds Allen, Jr. ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI A T i, Z 7, - i. A X Kiuij-iuui Phi, i. 2, 3: Managing Editor, 3; Snitfhcni Collegian, 4: President Sigma Upsilon, 4; ' ice-President Sigma Delta Chi, 4. [48 J CALYX 9 3 2 John Willis Ball JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA r A, + B K. II -i E. i; T, T K I Calyx, 2 ; Managing Editor, 3 ; Associate Editor, 4; President Senior Academic Class; Treasurer Interfraternity Council, 4; James McDowell Scholarship, 4; President Pi Delta Epsilon, 4. Charles Hibbitt Blake LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY A X A Troubadours, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club, 3, 4; Soutlwr Collegian. 3, 4; Episcopal Club, 4. L 4y ] 19 3 2 CALYX John Joseph Broderick VUXKEKS. Xi: ' YORK A X P, .4 ' B K Track, i. 2. 3. 4. Harry Joseph Burke NEW HAVF.X. COXXECTICUT 1 X, A 1 Captain Baskethall, i : Basel)all. i : ai sity basket- ball, 2. 3, 4 : A ' arsity P.aseljall, 2. 3. 4: Mniiogram Clul): Iiiterfrateniity Sclmlarship. 4. r 50 1 CALYX 19 3 2 William Clyde Capel, Jr. CAXDOR. XORTH CAROLINA II K •!■ Trouhaddurs, 3, 4. William Edward Cathey NORFOLK, VIRGINIA r 51] 19 3 2 CALYX Robert Brownell Champlin XEWARK, iNEW JERSEY Cross Country Team, i, 2; Baseball, i, 2; Graham- Lee Literary Society. James Wilford Clopton HELENA, ARKANSAS i T _i. c. c, n A N. n A E, :; T Glee Club, i, 2, 3, 4; Riiig-tuiii Phi, i, 2, 3; Southern Collegian, 2, 3: Editor, 4; Southern Collegians, 3, 4; Interfraternity Council, 3, 4. [ 52 ] CALYX 1932 William Patrick Coleman COLLIERSTOWN, VIRGINIA Everett Nelson Cross WASHINGTON, D. C. Baseball, i, 2, 3; Football, i, 2; Basketball, i, 2, 3 ; Monogram Club ; Historian Senior Academic Class: Intramural Fo()thall Cbampidn, 2: Rimj- tuin Phi Columnist; Uance Control Committee. [ 53] 19 3 2 CALYX Frank Harrison Cunningham CHICAGO, ILLIXOIS A T. i; A X. n _i E Tniuliadour Business Staff, 2; Ring-turn Phi Edi- torial Associate, 3: Xight Editor. 4: Calyx Busi- ness Start. 3. 4: , ssistant Manager Band, 3; Manager. 4: Graham-Lee Literary Society, 3, 4; Treasurer Sigma Delta Chi. 3 ; Delegate to Con- vention, 4. Alfred Newton Edgar l rARLIXTOX, WEST ' IRGI IA A T Q ransfer from ' irginia Polvtechnic Institute [54] CALYX 1932 Frank Fearn Ellis, Jr. BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA ' I ' B K, A r, X r e, ' [- K I Edward Egner Ferguson WASHINGTON, D. C. A X P, n A N Senior Manager Tennis, 4 ; Harry Lee Crew, 2, 3 ; Assistant Editor of Soutlicni Ccllcgiaii. 3: South- ern Collegians. 2, 3, 4: Troubadours, 3, 4; Assist- ant Author of Well Yes : Finalist in Intramural Boxing. [ 55 ] 19 3 2 CALYX Eli Finkelstein JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Z B T, A K Track Team, i. 2, 3: Southern Conference Indoor Low Hurdles Champion and Record Holder; Sec- retary and Treasurer of Athletic Council ; Inter- fraternity Council; Intramural Board; V. C. Com- mittee. 2. James Voorhees Freeman JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA ATI), White Friars [ 56] CALYX 1932 Francis Carlisle Gilkerson FAIRFIELD. VIRGINIA German Departmental Scholarship, i : University Band. i. 2, 3. Robert Campbell Gilmore SAXFORD, XORTH CAROLINA Freshman Football, X ' arsit}- Cross Country, 2. 3 ; ' arsity Track. 2. 3, 4 : ' arsity Boxing. 4. [ 57] 19 3 2 CALYX Jack Goadby Hamilton CIN ' CIXXATI. OHIO Business Staff Riiig-tum Phi, 2, 3. John Clinton Harris PRATTVILLE, ALABAMA Swimming, i, 2, 3, 4 ; Glee Club, 2; Band, i, 2, 3, 4: Commerce Club; Accounting Scholarship, 4; Honor Roll, 3. r 58] CALYX 1932 Gilbert Ward Hewson NEWARK, XEW JERSEY ' !• K A ' , T K 1 Football, I, 2, 3: Boxing, i, 2, 3 ; Monogram Chili: Freshman Council, 2. Robert Keene Hoadley BLOOM INGTOX, INDIANA Ben Troubadours, 2, 3, 4 ; Glee Club. 2. 3. 4. [ 59 19 3 2 CALYX Richard Thomas Hopper TREXTOX. XEW JERSEY Z A X Track, i ; Trouljadours, 3. 4: Southern Collegian. 4. William Dana Hoyt, Jr. LEXIXGTON, VIRGINIA !• B K, A 2, T K I (Iraham Lee Literary Society: Secretary, 2; Presi- flent, 3; Secretary Alpha Sigma, 2; Secretary Tail Kappa Iota, 3: ' ice-President, 4; Episcopal Club, 3, 4: I ' ranklin Society Schiilarsliip. 3. I 60 ] CALYX 19 3 2 Lloyd Christian Iredell ALLEXTOWX, PEN ' NSYLVANIA I X Southern Collegian. 3; Kuni-tuni Phi, 4; Transfer Albright College. Erby Allyne Johnston RALEIGH. NORTH CAROLINA A X A Riiig-tiiin Phi: Sigma Delta Chi. [ 61 ] 9 3 2 CALYX Mel in Horton Kempton YOXKEKS, NEW YORK l- reshman Track and Cross Country ; ' arsity Track and Cross Country ; Secretary and Trea- surer Sophomore Class ; Vice-President Junior Class; Assistant Leader of Jun.ior Prom, 3. Clarence Pendleton Lee PIXE BLUFF, ARKANSAS 1 T, A :i KiiKl-liini Phi; Southern Collegian; Editor of Handbook; Hubbard Scholarship. I U2 ] CALYX 1932 James Erroll Leslie CHARLES TOWN, WEST VIRGINIA Frank Bell Lewis MAXWELTON, WEST VIRGINIA A T, -l ' B K [ 63 ] 19 3 2 CALYX Charles Clement Lone WASHINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA K 1 K History Scholarship, i, 2; Education Scholarship, 2, 3. Ernest Carlyle Lynch, Jr. WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA A ::, K ' i- K Secretary of Kappa Phi Kappa, 3; President, 4; Cnstis Lee Engineering Society. r 64 ] CALYX 1932 Harry Leonard McCarthy COVINGTON ' , VIRGTNIA Freshman Football Jack Gordon Marks NEW YORK, NEW YORK Z B T, + B K Riiig-tuiii Phi Staff. 2, 3. 4 ; Advertising Manager. 4: C. LYx Staff ' , 3: ' ice-President _iraham Lee Society. r 6:, ] 19 3 2 CALYX Thomas Eldridge Mears FDRTAI.ES. NEW MEXICO i: N Glee Clul). p,. 4; (iraliani Lee Si)ciety, 3, 4. Harold Martin Miller HAMILTON ' , VIRGINIA B e II I r,n I CALYX 19 3 2 Patrick Mitchell PORTSMOUTH. OHIO 1 X, () A K, i; Football, I, 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain, 4: Wrestling, i, 2, 3, 4; Southern Conference Champion, 3: Track, i, 2, 3: Athletic Council, 4. George Wray Morse PORTSMOUTH, IRGIMA X ] ' B, T K 1 University Band, I, 2, 3, 4 ; Wrestling, I ; Track, 3; Harry Lee Crew 3; KiUr;int ' s Scholarship, i; Biology Scholarship, 3; H. Mann Page Scholar- ship, 4; President Tan Kappa Inta, 4: Rifle Team, 4. r 67 ] CALYX Robert Francis Nelson RICHMOND, VIRGINFA Wrestling, i. 2, 3. 4. Sidney Harold Newman DAXVILLE, VIRGINIA ! E ri, ' l E K education Schnlarship, 4; Band, 2, 3, 4; Business Staff, Snutlicni Collegian, 3. f 6S] CALYX 1932 Samuel Reagan Parker, Jr. LUFKIX, TEXAS K 2 Da ' id George Price WASHIXGTOX. D. C. A X A, :!: : X. n _ E R ' uHi-tnin Phi. i, 2, 3. 4; Assistant Editcir, 3: Editor-in-Chief, 4: President Sigma Delta Chi, 4; Varsity Track, i. 2: ' inner of Intramnral Sprint and Low Hurdles Medal. 2. [ 69 ] 19 3 2 CALYX Lawrence Jacob Roose XEW YORK, NEW YORK Glee Cluli. 3: Honor Roll, 3- Kenneth Rudolph Routon WAUGH, VIRGINIA Z N, A K Baseball, i, 2, 3, 4. [ 70] CALYX 1932 Randolph Tucker Shields, Jr. TSINAN, CHINA K A, T K I Tennis Team, 2. 3, 4; Cross Country Team, i, 3. Jack Srulowitz NEW YORK. NEW YORK X r e Football, i; Boxing, 3, 4; Secretary and Treasurer of Senior Class. [ 71 I 19 3 2 CALYX Harold Joseph Sullivan OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA Ben Charles Bancroft Taylor MOBILE, ALABAMA K A, O K. Cotillion Club, U A N. ii Club, V 1 E, 1 Executive Committee, 4 : Basketball Manager, 4 ; Freshman Council, 2. [ 72 1 CALYX 1932 Donald Chester Thompson JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA A :; Glee Club. 2, 3 ; Business Manager, 4 ; Calyx, 4 . Ring-titin Phi. 2, 3; Band, 2, 3; Vigilance Com mittee, 2. Edward Charles Tonsmeire, Jr. Bll.dXt. MISSISSIPPI Ji T A. n A X, 13 Cliilj Freshman Football ; Freshman Council : Fresh- man Crew (Harry Lee) : Football Squad, i. 9 3 2 CALYX Joseph Kittredge Vinson HOUSTOX, TEXAS A T n Haven Walton BROOKLVX, XEW YORK A T n Swimming, I, 2, 3: Crew, i: Ring-turn Phi. 3; Sojtthcni Collegian, 3: Secretary and Treasurer of Junior Class, 3 : Manager of Swimming, 3. 4. [74] CALYX 9 3 2 David Jonah Wise NEW YORK, NEW YORK E n Graham Lee Literary Society, i, 2, 3, 4; Vice- President, 2 ; Secretary, 3 ; Glee Club, 3 : Calyx, 3. Sherwood Willing Wise HAZELHURST, MISSISSIPPI K 1, Cotillion Club Troubadours ; Glee Club, 2. 3 ; Manager of ' rest- ling, 4; Secretary and Treasurer of Freshinan Law Class. [ 75] 19 3 2 CALYX Paul Hamilton Wofford, Jr. JOHNSOX CITV, TKXXESSEE i; A E, 13 Club, C. C. Manai;er of Boxing. 3, 4: President, 13 Club, 4; ' icc-Presi(lent Fancy Dress, 4: Trouliadours, Business Staff of Soiiflicni Collegian. 1. 2. 3. Arthur Albert Wolk BROOKL ' i ' X. XEV ' YORK Troubadour Show, 4 ; Graham Lee Society. [76] CALYX 1932 Arthur Darius Zachary, Jr. SANFORn, FLORIDA •t A e Swimming, i, 2, 3, 4 ; Albert Sidney Crew, 2, 3; Boxing Squad, 3. THE COLLEGE 19 3 2 CALYX Master of Arts Robert Cuthbert Kell BALTIMORE, MARYLAND K K J. J. White Scholarship; Episcopal Club. Henry Richard Mahler, Jr. THOMASVILLE, GEORGIA !• B K Track Team, i, 2, 3; Cross Countr} ' - Team, 2, 3, 4 : Captain, i ; Monogram Club ; Young Scholar- ship. 1 78 j CALYX 1932 THE SENIORS COMMERCE Officers Joseph Leitch Wright President Richard Otis Par melee. ] ' icc-P resident Bernard Spector Seerefary-Treasitrer ' iLLiAM Christian Edwards Executive Coiiiiiiitteeniaii John Frederick Ladd Historian [ 79] 9 3 2 CALYX Edwin Jerome Ade HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA n K J Trouliadours. 2 : Football, i ; Commerce Club. Raymond Ade HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA n K + Commerce Cluli, President Junior Class. 3; Chair- man I- ' inance Committee Sophomore Class, 2 ; I eshman Footl)all, i : Freshman Track, i : ' ar- sity Track, 2, 3, 4 ; ' arsity Football Squad. 2 ; Mom igram Club ; Finals Week Committee. [ so ] CALYX 1932 Julian Heyward Bailey GREER. SOUTH CAROLIXA Transfer from Fiirman University: Soitthcni Co Icgiaiis, 3. 4; Commerce Club. William Jordan Brooks, Jr. DREW, MISSISSIPPI [ 81 ] 19 3 2 CALYX Julian Finley Broome GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA Malcolm Duncan Campbell, Jr. LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA •I A e, A 1, n A N, li Club P.asketball, i ; Baseball, i ; President of Alpha Sigma, 2 : Economics Scholarship, 3 ; Franklin So- ciety Scholarship, 4; Secretary and Treasurer of 13 Club: Secretary and Treasurer of Finals, 4; Freshman Council, 2. [ 82 ] CALYX 19 3 2 John Dale Clothier, Jr. NATURAL BRIDGE, VIRGINIA P K Charles Hyde Davidson, Jr. LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA Wrestling, i, 2, 3; Monogram Clulx 33] 19 3 2 CALYX Allen Stanley DeLand WASHINGTON, I). C. William Christian Edwards ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI II e n, I) A K. White Friars, H E, Cotillion Club Manager nf Baseball; Iiiterfratcrnity Council; h ' iiig-tuiii Phi, I. 2; Calyx, i, 2, 3; President of White Friars, 3; Swimming, i ; Editor of IV. dir L. Handbook ; Executive Committee. 4; Chairman of Cold Check Committee. 4. r S4 1 CALYX 19 3 2 Thomas Wright Hancock MOROCCO, INDIANA ATA John Robert Hornor CLARKSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA } K V. Cotillion Club, ••13 Club President of Cotillion Chib, 4; Secretary and Treasurer. 3: Glee Club 3; Troubadours. 3. 4: Commerce Club. 86 I 19 3 2 CALYX William Richardson Howell RICHMOND, VIRGINIA + K 2, O A K Transfer from University of Richmond; Golf Team, 3, 4. Walter William Hunzicker, Jr. OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA S N Commerce Club. [ 86] CALYX 19 3 2 Cecil Shelby Jeffcoat OPP, ALABAMA e K N Commerce Club. Sidney Keller PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA Commerce Club. r87 ] 9 3 2 CALYX John Frederick Ladd MOBILE, ALABAMA li e n, A K. 1, u s E, n a n, 13 ciub Manager Football. 4; Wrestling, i; Riug-tum Phi. I, 2, 3; Commerce Club. Raymond Taft Lemay MARLCOKO, MASSACHUSETTS Honor Roll, 3; Commerce Club. [88] CALYX 1932 Charles Edward Long, Jr. DALLAS, TEXAS B e n, n A E, white Friais Football, I, 2, 3: Troubadours, i, 2; Business Manager of W. and L. Handbook ; Albert Sidney Crew, I, 2, 3; Business Manager of Calyx, 4; ' ice-President of Publication Board. Millard Robert Louis WASHINGTON, n. C. E n Assistant Cheer Leader, 2, 3 ; Freshman Council ; Southern Collegian. 2, 3, 4; Advertising Manager, 3 : Business Manager, 4 : Publication Board. 4 ; Treasurer, 4. [ S9 ] 19 3 2 CALYX John William McClure, Jr. MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE J ' K i;. White Friars, 13 ' Club Riiig-tuiii Phi, 1, 2; Commerce Chili. Roy Leighton McKinney, Jr. LITTLE ROCK, ARK. NSAS 1 X, A K, • ' 13 Club, Cotillion Club, H . ' V N, A 2) President of Publication Board, 4; Editor of Calyx, 4; Calyx Staff, 2, 3; Boxing, i, 2, 3; I tarry Lee Crew. 2; Glee Club, i, 2; Ring-turn Phi Business Staff, 2 ; Football, 3. [90] CALYX 1932 Marion Wade MacDonald ATLANTA, GEORGIA n K Boxing, I ; Football, i. 2, 3. 4. Eugene Pomeroy Martin, Jr. BALTnrORE, AR ■LAXD A T Q, K, i.! Club, n A N President of Finals, 4 ; Vice-President of Omicron Delta Kappa ; Dance Control Committee : Foot- ball. 2. 3. 4: riasketliall. 2. 3. 4: Commerce Clnb [ 91 ] 19 3 2 CALYX Robert Alexander Morris, Jr. KEN ' OVA, WEST VIRGINIA A T v.. -ii Club Football, I, 2, 3: Basketball, i, 2, 3. CoLLETT Henry Munger, Jr. DALLAS, TEXAS Golf Team, 2, 4. r 92 CALYX 1932 Edwin Allen Nesbitt DALLAS, TEXAS — X, Cotillion Club Football. I, 2, 3, 4: Basketball, i; Monogram Club. William Joseph Newland PORT WASHINGTON. NEW YORK :l X, Cotillion Club Troubadours. 2. 3, 4; Freshman Council, [93] 19 3 2 CALYX Da ' id Eli Nichols, Jr. PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND Ben Swimming, I, 2, 3, 4; Captain, 3; Crew, i, 2, 3. Henry Welborn Northup DALTON, PENNSYLVANIA [ 94 ] CALYX 9 3 2 Chester Howard Paddock PORT WASHINGTON, NEW VORK i: N, Cotillion Club, A A Interfraternitv Council Richard Otis Parmelee BINGHAMTON, NEW VORK Interfraternitv Council; Ci.immerce Club; Vice- President Senior Commerce Class. [ 95] 19 3 2 CALYX Robert Wimbrow Phillips liKRLIX, MAUVI.AN ' D Track, 2, 3, ' 4. Historian Senior Commerce Class Second Semester. Ralph Raymond Russell OMAHA, NEBRASKA 2 A E, C. C. Troul.)a(lours, i, 2; Calyx, i, 2; Golf. 3; Sopho- more Football Manager. r 9G ] CALYX 1932 Alfred Preston Sale, Jr. CREWE, VIRGINIA K i;, A i:, White Friars Troubadours, 2, 3 ; Stage Manager, 3 ; Advisory Board, 4 ; Commerce Club. Henry Alexander Sherwood, Jr. EAST ORANGE, NEW JERSEY 2 A E Southern CoUcii ' iau, i, 2, 3: Circulation Manager, 3 : Swimming, i, 2, 3. [ 97 ] 19 3 2 CALYX Robert Thomas Silva THOMASVILLE, GEORGIA K A, i B K, A 3 Commerce Scholarship, 4. Frank Sampson Smith GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA B e II, T K I ' V Ca1)inct, 2 : Business Manager of Handbook. 2. r 98 ] CALYX 1932 Bernard Spector STAUXTOX. VIRGINIA Secretary and Treasurer of Senior Commerce Class; Riiig-tum Phi Business Staff, 2, 3: As- sistant Business Manager of Troubadours. 3 : Commerce Club. Emil Leroy Stevens ELM IRA, NEW YORK •I ' K i; Football. I. 2, 4: Track. 2. 3. 4. [ 99 ] 19 3 2 CALYX TTPfflSKSSS S George Louis Stout PO.XTIAC, MICHIGAN Bob Allen Street OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA 2 N, Cotillion Chill Harrv Lcc Crew : Commerce Club. [ 100 ] CALYX 1932 Lewis Lunsford Tignor URBANNA, VIRGINIA n K A, Cotillion Club Executive Committee, i ; Dance Control Com- mittee. I ; Calyx Staiif, i ; Baseball, i, 2, 3. Charles Earl Tilson WHITEFLAT, TEXAS A X A, A K, Z, n A N Football, I, 2. 3, 4; Wrestling, i, 2, 3 ; Southern Conference Champion, 2, 3 ; Boxing, 4 ; President Athletic Council, 4. [1(11 9 3 2 CALYX John Clinton Varner, Jr. LEXINGTON. VIRGINIA Earle Freeman Wicke NORWAI.K, CONNECTICUT A X A Football, I. 2, 3; Wrestling, i. f 10?. I CALYX 9 3 2 Joseph Leitch Wright GREAT FALLS, SOUTH CAROLINA ::; x, o a k, n a x, i;, i.v ciub Baseball, i; Wrestling, 3, 4: Monogram Club; President of Pi Alpha Nu : Leader of Pi Alpha Xu- MTite Friar Dansant ; President of Commerce Clnh; Intramural Athletic P.nard. XEWCOMB HALL L 103 1 1932 CALYX The Commerce Club THE Coinmerce Clul) was organized last year by a group of senior commerce students. It had for its purpose the discussion of lousiness and commercial topics of current interest. The club met once a month and arranged programs for each meeting. All senior commerce students, the faculty, and the twenty juniors having the highest averages at the end of their sopho- more year, are in ited to join. The meetings were very informal and usually ended with refreshments in the form of cigars, cigarettes and gum. This year the club had a very enjoyable and success- ful year under the leadership of Joe Wright. The pro- grams arranged b - the program committee were all entered into with such a fine spirit that it was decided to ha e no outside speakers, but to let the students make talks along the lines suggested by the committee. The club has for two years been a success, and the benefits derived from it are of such a nature as to warrant its continuino- in the future. r 104 ] CALYX 1932 THE SENIORS SCIENCE Officers William Cleveland Knopf, Jr President Frank Henry Brady I ' icc-Prcsidcnt Charles Jackson Biddle Secretary-Treasurer Frank Richard Bailey Historian 106 ] 19 3 2 CALYX Frank Richard Bailey HUNTINGTON. WEST VIRGINIA A T n, O A K. ir ' Club, 2 I ' ootball, I. 2, 3. 4: Co-Captain, 4: Track, i, 2. 3: Basketball, i. 2, 3; Freshman Council, 2; Athletic Council, 4. Charles Jackson Biddle KICHMOXD, VIlUilMA K , 13 Club Track, i. 2, 3, 4 ; Monogram Club; Business Staff Rinci-tum Phi. i, 2, 3. r 106 ] CALYX 1932 Clement Custer Bowers BRUNSWICK, MARM.AXD B K President of Custis Lee Engineering Societ} ' , 4 Richard Thaddeus Doughtie, Jr. HELENA ARKANSAS K i: A. B. Deijree. Washington and Lee L ' niversity, 2. [ 107 1 19 3 2 CALYX Charles Ellis Duncan VERO BEACH. FLORIDA n K ■! Band, 2, 3, 4 : Custis Lee Engineering Society Track, 3, 4; Wrestling, 4. Woodson Burruss Gillock LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA [ 108 1 CALYX 1932 William Cleveland Knopf, Jr. BIRMINGHAM , ALABAMA A T Q, Cotillion Club Glee Club, i, 2, 4; President of Senior Science Class : Band. John Adam McNeil r.E.XIXGTON, VIRGINIA B K [ 109 ] 19 3 2 CALYX Wilbur Wright Mattox LEESVILLE, VIRGINIA K i;, O ii K, i: Football. I, J, 3, 4: Wrestling, 2, 3; Baseball, i, 2, 3, 4; ' ice-President of Athletic Council, 4. Richard Harrison Ruff ELKHORN, WEST VIRGINIA A T Band, i, 2, 3, 4; Custis Lee Engineering Society; Track, 2, 3, 4; Basketball, 2. [ 110 1 CALYX 1932 INTERMEDIATE LAW Officers Bernard Byrd Davis President James Hoge Tyler Viee-Presideiit NoRBERT Matthew Gladden Secretary-Treasurer Otho Raymond Cundiff Executive Comtnittceinan Alfred Richard Jones Historian [ 111 ] 19 3 2 CALYX COPELAND EpES AdaMS ELACKSTONE. VIRGINIA K S A.B., Hampden-Sydne -, 1930. Howard William Carson MONTGOMERY, WEST VIRGINIA A X A. ! ' A A A.B., Washington and Lee ; President Fresh- man Law Class, ' 30- ' 3i. Donald Kent Crawford BEVERLY, WEST VIRGINIA FA Otho Raymond Cundiff LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Z ! E, ' { A A Executive Committee, ' 31 ; Dance Control Committee, ' 31; Interfraternity Council, ' 30; Freshman Track. Bernard Byrd Davis SHELBYVILLE, KENTUCKY K A, ! A , T K I President Intermediate Law Class ; Alter- nate Manager Wrestling; All Intramural Center, ' 30. r 112 ] CALYX 19 3 2 John Louis Ericson NKW BRITAIN, COXNECTICUT -J A A Joseph Jerome Framptom, Jr. FEDERALSBURG, iMARYLAND B e II, -h A A J. Arlington Painter MILL HALL, PA. A 3 Square and Compass ; Freshman Track, Varsity Track, ' 28, ' 29 ; Monogram in Track ; President Square and Compass, ' 30; B.S. in Commerce Washington and Lee. ' 30. John W. Rice WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA William Francis Stone STONEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA II K A, 1 Baseball Squad. ' 28, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31 ; Cotillion Club; White Friars Instrumental Board, 31 ; President White Friars, ' 31 : Leader Pan- White Friar Dansant. S-- r 113 19 3 2 CALYX Henry Martin Bandy n K A Norton. Va. Morris Tiffany Booth A X P Stamford, Conn. Franklin Rutherford Bigham IT K A .Biglerville. Penn. Tom Stockton Fox 2 X Roanoke. ' a. Glenn Stltart Giyens.... St. Louis. ] Io. Xorbert Matthevy Gladden Flint. Mich. George Joseph..... Flint. Mich. Alfred Richard Jones... A X A Brunswick. Md. Jack Marinari .... ' ar. W. Va. Henry Cayett Robert 2 X Poplarville, Miss. George Henry Strouse. Jr Bozrah, Conn. Wallace Xewton Tiffany IT K A Manassas, Va. James Hoge Tyler 2 X ...Norfolk. Va. Clifton Alexander Woodrum, Jr ....K 2 Roanoke, Va. [ 114 ] CALYX 19 3 2 THE JUNIORS ACADEMIC Officers Joe Frank Bear President Matthew Peel Rivers J ' icc-Prcsident George Hilliard Harper Secretary-Treasurer Harvey Pride Executive Coinniitfeeiiian Frank Peter Zoch Historian r 115 ] 9 3 2 CALYX Edwin H. Bacon CHARI,ESTON, WEST VIRGINIA K 1 Commerce Club; Monogram Club; Histo- rian Junior Class; Football, i, 2, 3; Boxing, 1,2; Track, i. William S. Barker MONTCLAIR, NEW JERSEY AT,Z X Calyx, i, 2, 3: Riiig-tiiui Phi, i, 2. 3. Ralph Courtright Barnett BEXLEY, OHIO Transfer from Capital University. William Wallace Barron BALTIMORE, MARYLAND + K r, T K I Carl Webster Bear MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA ■1 ' A e, n A N Junior Manager of Track ; Cotillion Club ; Football, I ; Swimming, i. [ 116] CALYX 1932 Joe Frank Bear MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA ■1 ' A e. 13 Club, Cotillion Club Commerce Club ; Interfraternity Council ; Assistant Soph. Manager Football : Presi- dent Junior Class. Marshall Stokes Black THO.MASTOX, GEORGI.X K . , ir ' Club Commerce Club; Track, i, 2. Albert O. Burks KOA.NOKE, VU G1. IA i: X, 1 3 Club Harry Lee Crew Coxwain, i, 2, 3. John Parker Burrows NEW YORK CITY n K Custis Lee Engineering Society. Frank E. Calhoun PEN.SAC0LA, FLORIDA Secretary Custis Lee Engineering Society, 3 ; Troubadours, i : Wrestling, i : Harry Lee Crew, I, 2. r 117 J 9 3 2 CALYX James William Cantley HOPE, ARKANSAS Charles Darwin Chichester WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK AT Sophomore Dance Committee; Junior Dance Committee; Track, i, 2. De Forest E. Clark WATERTOWN, NEW YORK A X A Riug-tuni Phi. i, 2. James Frederick Cook WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA i; A E, n A N, X r e Troubadours, i; Track, i, 2; Swimming, i. John Dresden Copenhaver ROANOKE, VIRGINIA K :, C otillion Club Business Manager Soitthcni Collcg ' uni: Junior Manager Basketball. 1 118] CALYX 1932 Timothy O. Cremin TULSA, OKLAHOMA 1 , Cotillion Club Baseball, i, 2, 3; Monogram Club. M. HoGE Crighton, Jr. RICHMOND, VIRGIN L S X, n A N Troubadours ; Glee Club. John Alexander Culley EV- NSTON, ILLINOIS K , n A X, A X, n A E, is Club Calyx, i, 2, 3; Riiig-tuiii Phi. i, 2, 3 Photographic Editor of Calvx, 3. Edwin Sheldon Curtis KINGSTON, PENNSVLV. XI.- A I Glee Club ; Commerce Club. Theodore Morrison Curtis PELH. M,, NEW YORK •I- A e, O A K, n A E, White Friars Dance Control Committee ; Executive Com- mittee, 3: Publication Board, 3: Ring-fiiin Phi. I, 2, 3 ; Troubadours, i; Track, i. 2, 3. [ 119 ] 19 3 2 CALYX Jeb Stuart Darby, Jr. PLAQUEAriXE, I.OL ' ISrAXA n K A Cnstis Lee Engineering Society ; Calyx, 2, 3, ; Troubadours, 2, 3. Claibourne Henry Darden SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA r A E Calyx, 3: Troubadours, i, 2, 3; Football, i: Track, i. Kenneth E. Davis EVERETT. MASSACHUSETTS + T Transfer from Kenvon College. Robert B. C. DeLaMater CHICAGO, ILLINOIS K Z, Cotillion Club Southern CoUcgiau. William Todd DeVan CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGIXIA K r, T K I ' igilance Committee, 2 ; Football, 2,3 ; Wrestling, i, 2, 3. I 120 ] CALYX 19 3 2 WiNFIELD B. DONHAM GLEN RIDGE, NEW JERSEY r , White Friars ' igilance Committee, 2; Golf Tean Richard K. Eddy VI NC H ESTER, VIRGI [ A :: E Southern Collegian, i, 2: Band, i, 2, 3. Stuart Garner Edmonds WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA K +, Cotillion CIul. Track, i, 2, Richard Thomas Edwards ROANOKE, VIRGINIA !I K A, T K I. n A E, White Friars, la Cluli Rill (. -til III Phi. 2: Calyx, i, 2, 3; Troulia- dours, I ; Football, i ; Track, i. KiRwiN Thomas Enerngam DENTOX, MARYLAXD :: A E Troubadours, i, 2, 3: Southern Collegian. I, 2, 3: Band, i, 2; Baseball, i. 2. r 121 ] 19 3 2 CALYX Harry Lewis Fitzgerald, Jr. TfLSA, OKLAHOJIA K A, () A K, II A X. i; T, r, 1 3 Clul) Trouljadours, i, 2, 3: Pres., 3: Baseball, i. 2, 3 : Business Manager Fancy Dress. George Washburn Flack KINGSTON, PENNSYLVANIA A X P, White Friars Albert Sidney Crew. William H. Flowers THOMASVILLE, GEORGIA K A Joe E. Friedman DANVILLE, VIRGINIA Z B T Loring Milliken Garrison EASLEV, SOUTH CAROLINA 11 K i , n A N Calyx, i, 2; Sophomore Football Manager. [ ]221 CALYX 1932 Gordon P. Goldenberg LVXCHBURG, VIRGINIA 1 A E Assistant Business Manager Calyx. 2, 3: Glee Club. 2: P ootball. i. George Hilliard Harper WASHIXGTOX. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Secretary-Treasurer Junior Class, 3; Glee Club, 2. William Waller Hawkins, Jr. PKI.HAM MAXdR, XEW YORK li H II Ring-tiini Phi. i. 2. 3 : Calyx, i, 2. 3; Trou- badours, I. 2. 3: Publicity Manager Fancy Dress, 3. William T. Homberg CHARLESTOX, WEST VIRGINIA Ben, Cotillion Club Howard S. Hudson PLEASAXTVILLE, NEW JERSEY AT [ 123 I 19 3 2 CALYX Gray Walton Hume, Jr. LEESBURG. VIRGINIA Cross Country, 2 ; Track, 2. Vess Edmund Irvine GREENLAWN, LONG ISLAND II K Custis Lee Engineering Society. Eben Jackson DANVERS. MASSACHUSETTS John Tallman Jarrett DUNBAR, WEST VIRGINIA A T n, A K, 2, 13 Club, Cotillion Club Basketball, i, 2, 3; Baseball, i. 2, 3. Clyde Alwyn Johnson ROANOKE, VIRGINIA n K A, Cotillion Club Junior Manager Wrestling; Trouliadours, I, 2, 3. r 124 ] CALYX 1932 H. Taylor Jones JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA AT Spanish Scholarship, i ; Davidson Scholar- ship, 2. James Fleming Jones DUBLIN, GEORGIA ri K ' ! , A r Bradford Scholarship Arthur Lamar FALLS CHURCH, VIRGINIA A T A, n A E, Cotillion Club Episcopal Club ; Christian Council ; Fresh- man Council, 2; Southern Collegian, 3; Ring-turn Phi, i, 2, 3; Assistant Editor, 3: Troubadours, i, 2, 3; Vice-President, 3. Claude Andrews LaVarre WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA A T A, Z T, 13 Club, White Friars, Cotillion Club Glee Club, i, 2, 3; Band, i. George Douglas McClure K r. DALLAS, TEXAS , 11 Club, White Friars Troubadours, i; Southern Collegian, 2, 3; Calyx, 2 : Ring-turn Phi, 2 : Junior Mana- ger Boxing. [ 125 1 19 3 2 CALYX Neil Zentmyer Meredith HAGERSTOWNj MARYLAND William Franklin Methvin ATLANTA, GEORGLA n K , White Friars Baseball, i, 2, 3. James Rayborn Moore SOMERSET, KENTUCKY K A, A 2 P, T K I Oratorical Contest, i, 2; Debate, i, 2, 3; Troubadotirs. Edgar Marshall Nuckols, Jr. LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY A T fi. Cotillion Club Ring-tuiii Phi. 1, 2; Swimming Team, i, 2; Alternate Manager Football. Simon Marcellus Painter MILL HALL, PENNSYLVANIA Baseball, i, 2. r 126 ] CALYX 19 3 2 Walter James Pound NANUET, NEW YORK A T n. White Friars Boxing, I. 2, 3. Harvey Pride DECATUR, ALABAMA K S, ;, 13 Club. White Friars Executive Committee, 3 : Dance Control Committee: I- ' ootliall, i, 3. M. Peel Rivers LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY A T L President Pi Alpha Nu, 3; Monogram Club; Vice-President Junior Class : Troubadours : Track, i, 2, 3; Swimming, i, 2, 3. William Morrison Robinson ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI :: A E, Cotillion Club James Rucker Ryland RICHMOND, VIRGINIA t K i;, O K, i;, Cotillion Club Junior Manager Football : Albert Sidney Crew, I, 2 : Troubadours, 2, 3. r 127 ] 19 3 2 CALYX Wilson Sanders WAUPACA, WISCONSIN n K John Richard Saunders PENSACOLA, FLORIDA Glee Club, 2, 3. Thomas Chestnut Smith TULSA, OKLAHOMA ! A e Joel S. Snyder, Jr. FAYETTEVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA i K:;, n A N Ring-turn Phi, i, 2; Calyx, i, 2, 3; Asso- ciate Editor, 3; Basketball, i; Baseball, i, 2; Tennis, 2, 3. Joe Henry Staley, Jr. MARYVILLE, TENNESSEE AT [ 128] CALYX 1932 Allen D. Symonds EVAXSTOX. ILLIXOIS •J ' K V. Cotillion Club William Fowler Symonds EVAXSTON, ILLINOIS t K I ' Commerce Club: Football, i : Band, 3. Hugh Taylor XEWPORT, TEXXESSEE A T n Football, I. Presley Ewing Vinson HOUSTON, TEXAS A T 9. Robert Doran Walker DALLAS, TEXAS ■i- J e. Cotillion Club Secretary Cotillion Club. 3. [ 129 19 3 2 CALYX John Francis Watlington, Jr. REIDSVILLE, XORTH CAROLINA I! e II Glee Club, i, 2: Honor Roll, i, 2. Henry Barham Wellborn TEXARKANA, ARKANSAS A e Souflicru Collegian, 3. Wallace Werble KEVSER, WEST VIRGINIA Z B T William H. H. Wertz, II WOOSTER, OHIO 1! H II, Cotillion Club, li Club Monogram Club; Football, 3; Transfer from Ohio State. Joseph Burleson Wharton, Jr. EL DORADO, ARKANSAS K A, X r e. White Friars Secretary-Treasurer, White Friars. [ 130] CALYX 1932 Edward Junkin Wilson ROME, GEORGIA K A Reid White Chemistry Scholarship ; Ten- nis, 2. Peyton Brown Winfree, Jr. LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA K r, II A X, Cotillion Club Troubadours, i, 2, 3; Business Manager. 3. Allen Harris Wofford JOHNSON.CITY, TENNESSEE i) A E, White Friars Monogram Ckib : Ring-titin Phi. i, 2, 3: Troubadours, i. 2, 3; F ootball, i. 2, 3; WrestHng. i, 2, 3. John A. Womeldorf LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA T K I Clarence S. Woods GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA ' 1 ' K ■■] ' , White Friars Troulsadours, i. [ 131 ] 9 3 2 CALYX H-.-r I- f- i CALYX 1932 THE JUNIORS LAW Officers Cornelius Henry Cohen President Winston William Brown J ' ice-Presideiit Sherwood Willing Wise Secretary-Treasurer John Randolph T. Carmichael Historian [ 133 ] 1932 CALYX Junior Law Class Thomas Duxaway Anderson.. 2 X Houston, Texas Robert Darias Bailey Pineville. W. Va. Winston Tlliam Brown 2 N Shreveport. La. William jMontgojiery Burdette St. Albans, Va. Henry West Butler..... A T A SutTolk. Va. Walter Calkins Cremin ....2 X Tulsa, Okla. Cornelius Henry Cohen ..K A Augusta, Ga. William Patrick Coleman CoUierstown. Va. Layne Haldeman Ford. Grafton, W. Va. Garlie Albert Forehand Goldsboro, N. C. Albert IMeints Fowler V X A East St. Louis. j Io. Francis Moss Hoge Marion, Va. John Alexander Houston.. I K Toledo, Ohio Henry Stuart Johnson Honaker, Va. Henry Taylor Jones.. A Y Jacksonville, Fla. Howard Raymond Kelley ...Clifton, X. J. Sidney Harrison Kelsey K A ....Norfolk, Va. Reed Gantt McDougall New York, N. Y. Travis Oliver, Jr.. n K A Monroe, La. Belnard Rucker Prichard ' ayne. W. Va. George Alexander Pruner Lebanon, Va. Wilson Sanders.. n K Wau])aca, Wis. Carl Brannon Vickers X A Montgomery, W. Va. Sherwood Willing Wise... K 2.... Hazelhurst, Miss. Clarence Senter Worrell Pineville, W. Va. ( 134 1 CALYX 1932 THE SOPHOMORES ACADEMIC Officers Kexxeth Reese Cole President Richard Frank Faulkner. Jr riee-P resident John Griffiths. Jr Seeretary-Treasurer Charles C. Collier Executive Couimitteenian Samuel M. Greexwood, III Historian 1 135 ] 1932 CALYX Samuel Lutz Alexander Leesbur , Va. Henry Edward Allen 2 E.... Bethesda, Md. Meriwether Lewis Anderson $ K 2 Richmond, Va. Hayden Dickinson Austin A X P Bound Brook, N. J. Herbert Tompkins Austin A Y Easton, Md. Robert Forward Austin A Y Easton, Md. James Pelham Baker A T A, C. C West Haven. Ark. Norwood Ervin Band Pleasantville. N. J. John Dillard Battle. n K .Washington, D. C. Thomas Harris Blaikie IT K A.... .....West Hartford, Conn. Thomasson Michael Boland 11 K 2 — Charleston, W. Va. Amos Alonzo Bolen A T Q, n A N ..Ashland, Ky. Robert Earl Borthwick, Jr S E. Avoca, Penn. John Thomas Bowser, Jr Winchester, Ky. Bernard Elliott Brennan A T O, C. C. Rockville Center, N. Y. Caryl Olin Brownell A Y _ Greenwich, N. Y. Frank Cullen Bryant K 2, W. F Orangeburg, S. C. James Edward Brydges 2 E.... Big Island. Va. Robert Lacy Buffington ....Lake Village, Ark. Robert Ira Bull 2 E.... Newark, N. J. Walter Scott Burgess, Jr $ K Benton Harbor, Mich. James Duncan Burn. A T Q Birmingham, Ala. Lawrence Russell Chase A Y Washington, D. C. John Hubbard Cheatham.... A 0, C. C, IT A N.. Miami, Fla. Harry Donald Clark .A X A.. Alden. N. Y. David Bagley Clarkson 2 N Port Washington, N. Y. Early Calman Clements K A Rolling Fork, Miss. Robert Meyers Cleveland I K ' I ' Spartanburg, S. C. James Wright Cochran.. K A Oklahoma City, Okla. RossER Johnson Coke, Jr 2 X Dallas, Texas Kenneth Reese Cole 2 E... Punxsutawney, Penn. Charles Crantz Collier I K 2, 11 A N Emporia, Va. John Henry Cooke ...A X A, n A N Alden, N. Y. John Hammond Cover n K A, IT AN Meyersdale, Penn. Charles Payne Crawley 2 I E. W. F ...Appomattox, Va. [ 136 ] CALYX 1932 Robert Smither Crenshaw K 2. C. C... Richmond, Va. John Cuomo Princeton, X. J. Arnold Silvio Dallava Pittsfield. Mass. Harry Franklin Davis.... .....2 I E .....Johnstown. Penn. Henry Davis $ E n .Baltimore, Md. Alfred George Dennison. . X P, ' . F Goldsboro, Md. RuGELEY Pierson DeVan $ K 2 ..Charleston, ' . Va. John Walters Dexter B © IT Ardmore, Okla. Walter James Di.xon A Y Somerset, Penn. Albert Austin Dodds ....A X A ..Hawthorne. X. J. Charles Hooton Duncan .....IT K A Bridgeport, Ohio James Hardy Durham K 2 Memphis. Tenn. James Duffey Dye.. 2 X, C. C ....Tulsa, Okla. Holmes Murphy Dyer ...11 K . W. F Freehold, X. J. Harry Lee Eichelberger A T A Keller, Va. Samuel Martin Engeliiardt. Jr. 2 .- E. IT A N Montgomery. Ala. William Archibald Fairlie 2 I E Hatboro. Penn. John Jefferson Faries X P W vnnewood, Penn. Leslie Allen Fal ' dree A X P, IT A N Covington, Va. William Gilbert Faulk IT K A lonroe. La. Richard Frank Faulkner, Jr IT K I Pittsburgh, Penn. ] L- LC0LM Oliphant Forsyth 2 X Xarbeth, Penn. George Harding Foster A Y Jackson Heights, X. Y. William Wilson Fowlkes K 2, IT A X... Danville, Va. Frederick Love Fox $ K . F IMt. Pleasant, Penn. Fred Orkney Fl ' nkhol ' ser I K 2 Harrisonburg. ' a. Hunter Edward Gaylor Lexington, Va. Paul Calvin Giddings A Y ...Kent. Conn. Jesse Howell Glover Woodland IMills. Tenn. William Walter Grafton. Trenton. X. J. Thomas Willis Graves A T A. C. C Lynchburg. Va. Samuel ] L Greenwood. HI ,... .Coatesville. Penn. Victor Herbert (iRiewank Laporte. Ind. John Griffiths, Jr ...Poughkeepsie. X Y. ILLIAM Gregg Groxe. Jr TI K A.... Ronceverte. W. Va. I 137 1 1932 CALYX Jack Eltox Gugenheim Z B T San Antonio, Texas Arthur Talmadge Guxx, Jr Danville, Va Lewis Laymax Haas 2 N Lynchburg, Va JoHx WiTHXELL Hager 5 A E St. Louis, Mo Hexry Lippixcott Haixes A Y Anclnbon. N. J JoHX Su.mmer Haixes A Y. n A N Au(lul)( n. N. J HuDSox Clark Hall ...Hubbard, Ohio Joshua Motter Hall K Kansas City, Mo. Fred Hadley Hajiiltox 2 N ...Jonesboro, Ark. JoHX Alexaxder Haxley $ r A. W. F ...Washington, D. C. Lewis Eugexe Hardwick $ A 0, W. F ' inchester, Ky. Berxard Griffith Harless A X P Clifton Forge, Va. JoH X Herbert Harper Butler, Penn. MiLTOX Laxier Harris K A, W. F Tunica, Miss. Verxox Vixyard Harris 2 N, C. C Oklahoma City, Okla. Claude Harrisox, Jr B n Bedford, Va. JoHx McCaughey Harrisox ....5 X, n A N Little Rock, Ark. Alexaxder Gilliam Harwood ....2 N, W. F ..... Mllianisburg, Va. Harry Oliver Hazell 2 N, IT A N .Richmond, Va. Charles Oscar Hearox .. ! K , C. C Spartanburg, S. C. LeRoy Hodges, H n K A Richmond, Va. JoHx HoFFMAX A X A Haverhill. Mass. Robert Dexsox Hudsox $ A Birmingham, Ala Joe Marti X Ixgram Culleoka. Tenn. Gary Frederick Iroxs, Jr Rockbridge Baths, Va. Walter Christiax Johnstox Richmond, ' a. Irvix Karlix Z B T New York, X. Y. Fred William Kelley K 2 Cullman, Ala. Richard Weidxer Kellogg n K A LaGrange, 111. William Hexry Kemble, Jr n K A Bristol, Tenn. Hexry Lee Kixg Hot Springs, Va. Martix Luther Kipps, Jr A Y... White Sulphur Sj -ings, W. Va. Hartley Weems Kittle A T A Shaw, Miss. William Erxest Kliefoth ..2 A E, n A N St. Louis, Mo. DoxALD WiL.sox Laird 5 N Ventnor, N. J. [ 138 1 CALYX 1932 William Otis Leffell Abingdon, Va. Jesse Clifton Leigh. Jr IT K I ....Hamlet, N. C. Donald Stuart Levinson Z B T Baltimore, Md. Ernest Reid Lineweaver, Jr... n K A. ....Harrisonburg, Va. Robert Glenn Livengood IT K 2 St. Louis. Mo. Robert William Lowthian.... 2 N Yorkville, Ohio Alfred Phillip Lowy Z B T Winnetka, 111. Louis Frederick Lubrecht A X A Lock Haven, Penn. Franze Edward Lund A Y... Lexington, Va. Robert Clingan McCardell 4 A Frederick, Md. William Bauer McCoy. B © n Zanesville, Ohio James Dixon McCulley 2 A E, W. F Logansport, Ind. Gilbert Carlyle McKown 2 X, C.C Martinsburg, W. Va. John Nelson McNeill A T n Brooklyn. N. Y. David Scott McDonald, Jr A T U Durant. Okla. Robert Harry Madden 2 N Jamaica, N. Y. Sidney B. Mantell New York, N. Y. Victor Fray Marshall n K A Culpeper, Va. Lewis Wendell Martin.... K 2 Richmond, Va. Warren Douglas Matthews A T fi ..Pocomoke City, Md. William Putts Medcalf i r A. n A N Baltimore, Md. Willie Beverly Middleton, Jr 4 K Plaquemine, La. Olin Kenneth Miller A X P. Covington, Va. Edward Powers Mincher ...Trenton. N. J. Tom Griffen Moody 2 X Elyria, Ohio Frank Burt ] Iooers ....Baltimore, Md. Henry Leon Moor.. $ K Toledo, Ohio Samuel James AIoore. Jr A X P Deltaville, Va. William Joseph Moran, Jr Amityville, N. Y. Thomas Alfred Morris. Jr n K A LaGrange. 111. Solomon Scott Mosovich E IT Trenton, N. J. Alex Chatham Motsinger Winston-Salem. X. C. Joseph Carl Muller. Jr - Little Falls, X. J. Wilfred Albert Xabors 2 N Mansfield. La. Charles Benjamin Xance A T A. n A N ...West Point, Va. [ 139 ] 1932 CALYX Farrar Newberry, Jr K 2 - Little Rock, Ark. Foster McCrum Palmer Chicago, 111. Francis Landley Patton... V X A. W. F Hawthorne. N. J. M. Frank Pearson A T A. n A N Chicago. 111. George William Pedigo I A © - ....Glasgow. Ky. Edwin Henkel Pewett... B IT.... Jonesboro, Ark. James Orson Phelps, Jr I r A..... St. Louis, Mo. Marion Edward Porter..... Atlanta, Ga. George Washington Price, Jr IT K A .Spartanburg, S. C. Edward Harvey Pringle A Y Summit. N. J. Charles Austin Pritchard IT K A. IT A N ....Durbin, W. Va. Talmage Franklin Radford East Lexington, Va. Charles Hayden Reasor 5 X. F ...St. Louis, Mo. Joseph George Robinson ....New York, N. Y. Herbert Rudlin $ E IT Richmond. Va. Robert Walker Ruth ....Washington, D. C. Robert Beardsley Safford ... Ij K . II A N, C. C West Hartford, Conn. Frederick Newman Sager $ K 2, W. F Danville, Va. Richard Bernard Sale, Jr A Y Larchmont. N. Y. Ira Herbert Samelson Z B T Memphis, Tenn. Claude Edward Sanford Southampton, N. Y. Franz George Sattes A X A St. Albans, W. Va. Clifford Anderson Sauerbrun Elizabeth. N. J. Alexander Read Saunders Pensacola, Fla. Joe Henry Sawyers IT K A..... Beckley. W. Va. William Randolph Schildknecht Frederick, Md. Philip Jerome Seraphine. Jr 2 N Port Washington, N. Y. Howard Morgan Shaw 2 $ E Scranton, Penn. Trooper Armstrong Shaw 2 A E, W. F Ada, Okla. Robert Bruce Shively 11 K $ Chambersburg, Penn. John Ford Schroder IT K A Dorset, Vt. Harvard Payson Smith K A, C. C... Murfreesboro, Tenn. Howard Franklin Smith A Y. W. F Pelham Manor, N. Y. George Marvin Spaulding K 2 Chase City. Va. Daniel Boone Startsman Terrace Park, Ohio [ 140 1 CALYX 1932 Bernard Steinberg - $ E n East Orange, N. J. Alexander Mahan Sterling -- Cleveland Heights, Ohio William Seeman Stern .. E n New York, N. Y. George Jefferds Stevens A Y White Plains, N. Y. Arthur Lawrence Stoll New York, N. Y. Beverly Dancy Summerson A X P Great Neck, N. Y. Charles Francis Suter n K A, n A N Clarendon, Va. Hiram Columbus Taylor K A, n A N Mobile, Ala. William Inglis Terhune.... A Y Albany, N. Y. John Herman Thomas K 2 Charleston, W. Va. William Crawford Thomas K . Montgomery. Ala. William D. Nelson Thomas B n. Baltimore, Id. Carl Lester Tipton - Knoxville, Tenn. Arthur Clarence Tonsmeire. Jr- A T A.... Spring Hill, Ala. Everett Tucker, Jr K 2, C. C Tncker, Ark. Victor Franklin Tucker. 2 A E. C. C ...Germantown, Penn. William Burl Tyree - - Rocky Monnt, Va. Waldo Briggs Utley. Jr ....New Orleans, La. William Henry Vick K A Oklahoma City, Okla. Joseph Walker. Jr A ©, n A N Columbia, S. C. Scott Rogers Walker .....n K A Nassawadox, Va. W. Charles Walkinshaw $ K Battle Creek. Mich. Henry Waller. Jr B n, C. C. W. F Portland, Ore. Donald Reiter Wallis A T A. W. F ...-. Stinesville. Ind. Harrison Merrill Walters, Jr A T O..... Pocomoke City, Id. Lee Fairfax Washington, Jr .Atlantic City. N. J. Wallace Werble. Z B T Keyser, W. Va. RoLLO Granger W est n K «J .--. - Berryville, Ark. Thomas Stewart Wheelwright A X P Buckhead Springs, Va. Ralph Davis Whitley B n. n A N.. Jonesboro, Ark. Louis Harrison Wilson A T n Richmond. a. William Louis Wilson ...K A. n A N. C. C Owensboro. Ky. George Fox Wixg. HI A Y Hendersonville. N. C. William Harvey Wood t K Trenton, Mich. Samuel Sidney Woody. Jr n K Philadelphia. Penn. Frank John Young A T n. W. F Brooklyn. N. Y. [ 141 ] 19 3 2 CALYX 3n illemoriam Dr. Reid White, Sr. University Pliysician igjl Earl Wallace Bibb .■lssista)it Professor of Economics and Bus iness Administration igj2 Edward Henry Hill Monber Junior Class igi;! I 142 I CALYX 1932 THE FRESHMEN ACADEMIC Officers Daniel Penick Gholson President Leonard Lewis Harvey J ' ice- President Thomas Clayton Horsey, Jr Secretary-Treasurer William Wixton Gerber Executive Conmitteenian Edward Clifton Farmer Historian 143 1 1932 CALYX John James Abrahams Port Deposit, Md. Thomas Dexter Alden. 2 X Topeka, Kas. William Howard Alexander r A ..Washington. D. C. Thomas Henry Alphin Hot Springs, Va. Charles Preston Anderson, Jr T A Oak Hill, W. Va. Fred Ashley Appel, Jr.... .A T A ...Chicago, 111. Alfred Houston Archer A X P .....Caldwell, N. J. John Edmund Archer Cleveland, Ohio Wallace Edward Averill, Jr Bluefield, Va. Richard Anderson Banks ...A T A ...Cleveland, Ohio Charles Hamilton Barrick A ©..... Woodboro. Md. David John Bennett, Jr Chambersburg, Penn. Wally Carlton Bernard P E n New York, N. Y. Joseph Hewitt Berrien.... .2 N St. Davids, Penn. Craig Hamilton Berry B n...... Dallas, Texas James Allen Black. - - ......Meyersdale, Penn. Terrence Charles Blake ...Jersey City, N. J. Alan Franklin Blasier A X A N. Tonawanda. N. Y. Edward Lupton Bond, Jr Clarkesboro. N. J. Joseph Donal Boylan Lynbrook, N. Y. Guy Hewitt Branaman, Jr.. A T Q Waynesboro, Va. Alanson Charles Brown, Jr ...B © n Clayton, Mo. James Edward Brown A X A.. Morristown, N. J. George Anderson Browne Mobile, Ala. Bruce Thomas Bullion 2 X Little Rock, Ark. Joseph Ashby Burton K A Onley, Va. James Stewart Buxton K 2 Memphis. Tenn. William Burks Cabell K 2 Wevaco, W. Va. Alexander Doak Campbell $ A Lexington, Va. Clarence William Campbell A T A.. Buffalo, N. Y. Samuel Benton Cantey, HL... K 2 Fort Worth. Texas Clarence Ogden Carman Tamroy, W. Va. William Roscoe Carnahan A © Freeport, 111. Theodore Ernest Carr K 2 ....Fort Worth, Texas Ru.ssELL Herman Carter 2 A E Montgomery, Ala. Edward Westary Chappell, Jr n K A Urbanna, Va. Joseph Alexander Clemmer Lexington, Va. Robert Henry Cleveland Jacksonville, Fla. Allan Manning Clinch Pelham, N. Y. Foster Howell Corwith Southampton, N. Y. William Arthur Cover 2 A E.. _ Elkton, Va. George Edgar Crisp. K Akron, Ohio Richard MacDonald Cross Johnstown, N. Y. Jack Reid Cunningham Buena Vista, Va. John Marion Dean 2 A E Tribbett, Miss. William Purnell Diggs 2 A E St. Louis, Mo. Arthur Murphy Doty IT K A Kosciusko, Miss. [ 144 ] CALYX Chester Paul Doullut $ K New Orleans, La. Jacob Newport Dozier 2 N Lee Hall, Va. Jettie Driver A T A .Osceola, Ark. Henry Patrick Drought, HL K A San Antonio, Texas Meceslaus Richard Dunaj..... ..Adams, Mass. James Harold Duncan ..$ r A Bedford, Ind. Robert Campbell Dyer A Y Chicago, 111. William Haskiel Dyer 2 A E Johnson City, Tenn. Charles Edward Elbrick A T Q Louisville, Kv. Leighton Phreaner Everhart.. Hagerstown, Md. Aubrey Jackson Farley Merry Point, Va. Edward Clifton Farmer .....Louisville, Kv. Robert English Field 2 A E Miami, Fla. Norman Shrewsbury Fitzhugh 2 X Charleston, W. Va. Charles Harrison Fitzwilson.... n K A Cincinnati, Ohio Joe Henry Ford A X A Houston, Miss. James Montgomery Franklin Verona, N. J. Clifford Jerome Freund n K 4 ... Brooklyn, N. Y. Peter Rasmus Friedel, H K 2 Alemphis, Tenn. John Edward Friend K 2 ..Richmond. Va. William Borton Gabb _ n K Brooklyn, N. Y. Beardsley Arthur Gammel, Jr B n .....Lakewood. Ohio William Armstead Garrett l A © Augusta, Ga. Bernard Cantine Garrison... 2 A E Evanston, 111. Loyal Paul Gassman 4 K 2 Freeport, 111. Harry George. Jr A X A Brunswick, Md. Irving Gerber IT E .... Brooklyn. N. Y. William Winton Gerber _ A T A Buffalo. N. Y. Daniel Penick Gholson Holly Springs, Miss. George Richard Glynn New York, N. Y. John Joseph Gochenour n K A ....Elkton, Va. Robert Jackson Graves ...B II Kensington, Md. WooDROw Wilson Gregory Kershaw, S. C. Herbert Meriwether Griffith East Orange, N. J. Edmund Roger Griswold .A Y East Orange, N. J. Duncan Goldthwaite Groner B II Washington, D. C. Joseph Johnson Gugenheim .Z B T San Antonio, Texas Charlton Albert Gunter K 2 St. Louis, ]Mo. George Philip Hamati Brooklyn, N. Y. Charles William Hamilton K A Owensboro, Ky. Harry Estil Harman V X A Johnson City, Tenn. Allen McRae Harrelsox, Jr ....A T A Troy, Ohio Roderick Edward Harris Prattville, Ala. John Regis Hart. Albany, N. Y. Leonard Lewis Harvey Alexandria, Va. Arthur Ernest Hauck IT K $ Brooklyn, N. Y. Ferdinand Albert Hausleix.._ IT K $ Philadelphia, Penn. [ 145 ] 932 CALYX Lewis James Hawkins B IT.... Grand Rapids. Mich. Orin Raynor Hawkins Cedarhurst, N. Y. Guy Ben Hays K A El Dorado, Ark. James John Heatley Pittsburgh. Penn. Edward Richard Heinsimer, Jr Z B T Chicago, 111. L. Leslie Helmer B n Cumberland. Md. Jay Geiger Henthorne A T n... Ashland. Ky. Herman Hering. Jr A TO.. Malverne. N. Y. George Clayton Heydrick. Peterstown, W. Va. Stanley Carmen Higgins. Jr $ T A Mt. Hope. W. Va. Norman Frederick Hill J K .... .Winchester, Mass. Jackson Martin Hobbie. Jr...._ 2 N Montgomery, Ala. Patrick Wayland Hodges 5 A E Montgomery, Ala. Hal Wyman Hogue. Jr 5 i E Cleveland, Ohio Frank Kendall Holbert ...2 N Fort Smith. Ark. Benjamin Bradford Hope Natural Bridge. Va. Thomas Clayton Horsey. Jr A X P — Greensboro, Md. DuRLAND Masters Howard Brockton. Mass. Forrest Edward Huffman K 2 Charleston, W. Va. William Henry Hunter .Cotton Plant, Miss. Philip Carson Huntley.... Brooklyn, N. Y. Harold Harrison Huster ...A Y Cranford, N. J. William Ben Irby - - Blackstone, Va. John Berry Jewel ....2 X Lexington, Ky. Edward Conant Johnston Murat, Va. John Baker Jones Oklahoma City, Okla. John Philip Jones ..x X A Cleveland, Tenn. James Preston Jordan J T A Emporia, Va. Russell Ellsworth Kempton Yonkers, N. Y. Francis Bromley Key Buena Vista, Va. WooDROw Wilson King Rock Falls, 111. George Russell Kinsey 2 A E Newark, Ohio John Kershaw Kirkland. K A Quitman. Mass. Sidney Kirsch E n ...New York, N. Y. John Thomas Kremer .....Winchester, Va. Eugene Earl Krewson ...$ r A Washington, D. C. John Lawrence Lafferty.. .A X A Chicago, 111. Edward James Lambe Albany, N. Y. Robert Phillips Lane ...Washington, D. C. Carney Graham Laslie K Montgomery, Ala. Alexander Killough Lawrence A X A Cranford, N. J. Robert Edward Lee 2 $ E Maplewood, N. J. Samuel Odelle LeSueur, Jr A T CI Louisville, Ky. Harry Ashton Lough Waynesboro, Va. Sidney Lyons J E n Lexington, Va. Robert Henry McCauley, Jr Hagerstown, Md. Volney Beckner McClure Buena Vista, Va. [ 140 ] CALYX 1932 William Duncan McDavid 4 r A Pensacola, Fla. Douglas Ray McDonald 2 « E ....Brooklyn, N. Y. William Murphy McDonald ....K 2 Memphis. Tenn. George Joseph McGeory.. n K .Yonkers, N. Y. John Thomas McKee Taylor, S. C. Richard James McLaughlin A T CI Lakewood, Ohio Hugh Donald McNew South Richmond, Va. Bertram Beglickter Mantell New York, N. Y. Edwin Meyer Marks Brownsville, Tenn. Patrick Charles Mathes ..A T O, Louisville, Ky. Samuel Crawford Mattox K 2 Leesville, Va. Robert Brass Mayo T A Washington, D. C. Ben Francis Medley K A Owensboro, Ky. Thomas Walker Mehler 2 A E Waynesboro, Va. John Mendolia Camden, Ark. Christian Coe Merritt..... Buena Vista, Va. Harry Brown Miller Charlotte, N. C. Robert Ryland Miller 2 E Cincinnati, Ohio John Sutherland Mitchell A X P Forty Fort, Penn. George Chadbourne Moorhead $ r A Omaha, Neb. Gus Morgan K 2 .....Memphis, Tenn. Albert William Moss A Y New York, N. Y. Thomas Oswald Muller Brooklyn, N. Y. Robert Sylvester Munger 2 X Dallas, Texas George Hubert Nash n K A Spartanburg, S. C. Clarence Berthauld Newcomb, Jr Philadelphia, Penn. John Burton Nicholson Rocky River, Ohio Mario de la Ossa Panama, Panama Graham Fishburne Painter Waynesboro, Va. Gary Eldridge Patrick $ K 2 Hampton, Va. Gilbert Eugene Pence ...2 E Woodstock, Va. Lester Varnes Phelps Trenton, N. J. Claibourne Hoofer Phillips Nashville, Tenn. Reuben Adolphus Pickens, H 2 A E Walnut Lake, Ark. John Alonzo Pitzinger Lexington, Va. Lamar Porter 2 X ....Little Rock, Ark. Ernest Davidson Potter .A X P Flint, Mich. Albert Wrightson Price A T A Asheville, N. C. Albert Aloysius Queally Yonkers, N. Y. Joseph Rah all Beckley, W. Va. Henry Louis Ravenhorst Lexington, Va. Robert Pittman Reese 2 N Jamaica. N. Y. Harry Moore Rhett, Jr I A 0. ..Huntsville, Ala. Ernest Webb Rice A X A ....Portsmouth, ' a. Herbert Schwab Rice. Z B T Montgomery. Ala. Thomas Tilden Richards, Jr i ' K 2 St. Louis. Mo. Herman Ovis Ruffner $ K 2 Charleston. W. V a. Ralph Conley Salyer A X A Benham. Ky. Frederick Derr Sarkis 2 I E West Philadelphia. Penn. Edgar Louis Schilo 2 N San Antonio. Texas William Schule IT K A Plaquemine. La. William Harvey Seaton ...4 K 2 Charleston. W. Va. [ 147 ] 1932 CALYX Xed Douglas Shands, Jr K 2 - Lufkin. Texas George Edward Short n K $ Harrington. Del. Joe Silverman ...Huntington. W. Va. Charles Cornelius Smith n K A.... Jacksonville. Fla. LuciEN LvNE Smith A T Q Louisville, Ky. Phillip Jackson Smith.... - Grasmere. N. Y. Richmond W ' itham Smith 2 X Cincinnati, Ohio William Randolph Smith K A Little Rock, Ark. Winthrope Chamberlin Smith n K A.. East Orange, N. J. Hugh Clinton Sparks, Jr - ...Eufaula. Ala. William Rogers Sphar, Jr $ A Winchester, Ky. Jerome Harold Spitz Z B T Paterson, N. J. John Dolbeer Spohr A Y Chatham, N. J. Carlton Elgin Stone, Jr 2 X.. Dallas, Texas Frederick deRosset Strong 2 A E. New York, N. Y. John Lyle Summers I r A Johnson City, Tenn. Albert Roscoe Swink ...A Y Norfolk, Va. John Robert Switzer, Jr n A ©. .Harrisonburg, Va. Charles Campbell Taylor - Broadford, Va. Henry Keeler Thomas - Ypsilanti, Mich. Thomas Rowland Thomas B n Baltimore, Md. Samuel Clinton Todd Lakeland, Fla. Benjamin Hairston Townes K 2- Martinsville, Va. William Henry Truslow, Jr 2 X .....Charieston, W. Va. Joseph Leo Turner.. Yonkers, N. Y. Robert Doane Turpin.. Centreville, Md. Joe Morgan VanZant.. A T O Louisville, Ky. Charles Loyal Walker, Jr A X P.. River Forest, 111. Isaac Grier Wallace, Jr n K Charlotte, N. C. John Edgar Connell Wallace K A .....Fort Worth, Texas John Davis Walls A T A .Bedford, Ind. Alfred Willis Walters Everett, Penn. Evan Lloyd Watkins Philadelphia, Penn. John Albin Webber Salem, Va. Frank Joseph Wenter.. K Wilmette, 111. David Campbell White. A T n Birmingham, Ala. James Haston White Roanoke. Va. John Chadwick Whiton I r A Westfield, N. J. Karl Porter Willard 2 N Fort Smith, Ark. Manning Holland Williams. K A -.... ..Romney, W. Va. Thomas Kniley Williams 2 E Nanticoke, Penn. Tyree Francis Wilson TI K A.. _ Pineville, Ky. Will iam Adams Wilson..... Greensboro, Penn. John Levi Wissler, HI K 2 Mt. Jackson, Va. Frank Bonar Wood 11 K $ Norfolk, Va. Frank Sterrett Woods TI K $ Portsmouth, Va. Carl Paige Wooldridge Bluefield, W. Va. Allan Wru;ht Woolfolk 2 N Little Rock, Ark. Daniel Edward Wright 2 N Athens, Greece Tho.mas Williams Young A T Corinth, Miss. [ 148 ] ORGANIZATIONS GEORGE BOLLING LEE GEORGE Boiling Lee, a descendant of General Robert Edward Lee, is a true supporter of the University which bears his name. He has done honor to his career as a physician, just as he has done honor to Washington and Lee in his service as a trustee. CALYX 19 3 2 Richmond, Perry, Hornor. Ball, Finkelstejn, Spencer, Cunningham, Malone, Clopton. Bear, Martin, McClure, Rosenberg, Burks, Carr, Dr. Farrar, Parmalee, Jennings, Ade. Interfraternity Council Officers Dr. T. J. Farrar President J. W. Ball Secretary Members J. R. Hornor Phi Kappa Psi W. C. Edwards Beta Theta Pi A. S. Carr Kappa Alpha E. P. Martin Alpha Tau Omega M. P. Burks, III Sigma Chi W. K. Jennings Sigma Alpha Epsilon T W Ball Gamma Delta K. E. Spencer.... Kappa Sigma R. L. Malone Sigma Nu T F Be r P ' ' Delta Theta A. G. Peery - Pi Kappa Alpha J. W. McClure, Jr Phi Kappa Sigma J. W. Clopton, Jr Delta Tau Delta R. O. Parmalee Sigma Phi Epsilon L. H. Richmond Alpha Chi Rho Raymond Ade Pi Kappa Phi C B Vickers Lambda Chi Alpha Eli Finkelstein 2eta Beta Tau G. E. Rosenberg Phi Epsilon Pi F. H. Cunningham Delta Upsilon [ 153 ] 19 3 2 CALYX Hill, Walkinshaw, Laslie, Krtsp, Wenter. Thomas, Fox, Hearon, Dickey, Houston, Burgess, Culley, Cleveland, Clothier, Edmonds, Smith, Woods, Symonds, Symonds, Hewson, Hornor, Safford, Moor. [ 154 ] CALYX 1932 Phi Kappa Psi founded. }i ' ashiiigton and Jefferson. iSf,2 Virginia Beta Chapter Established iS=i F ratres in Facultate Robert William Dickey Hale Houston Livingston Waddell Smith FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE Class of 193- RoBERT Wallace Annin John Dale Clothier, Jr. AIark Ebenezer Atwood Gilbert Ward Hewson John Robert Hornor John Alexander Cullev Stuart Garber Edmonds John Alexander Houston William Evelyn Hutchings Class of 1933 Jr. Robert Ringold Hutton Allen Dale Symonds William Fowler Symonds Clarence Sigman Woods, Jr. Class of 1934 Charles Barr Theodore Miller Brindle Walter Scott Burgess, Jr. Rorert Myers Cleveland Frederick Love Fox Joshua Motter Hall Charles Oscar Hearon, Jr. Willie Beverly Middleton Henry Leon Moor Robert Beardsley Safford William Crawford Thomas Charles W Walkinshaw William Harvey Wood William Burks Cabell George Edgar Crisp Herbert Gambrell Doullut Class of J935 [ 155 ] Norman Frederick Hill Carney Graham Laslie Frank Joseph W enter 19 3 2 CALYX fit Ji W 999 00009 Pewett, Helmer, Graves, Groner, Gammell, Brown, Berry, Thomas, Frampton, Fischer, Dexter, Edwards, Homberg, Hawkins, Harrison, Hoadlev, Ladd, McCoy, Miller, Nichols, Sullivan, Thomas, Wertz, Watlington, Whitley, Long, Smith CALYX 19 3 2 Beta Theta Pi Founded, Miami University, i V-?9 Alpha Rho Chapter Established, iSji6 Fratres in Urbe Harry St. George Tucker Hugh A. White GooDRiDGE A. Wilson Frater in Facultate Karl Fischer FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE Class of 1932 David Frederick Crossen William Christian Edwards Robert Keexe Hoadley John Frederick Ladd Charles Edward Long, Jr. TuppER Swandale Allen Howard Dye Carver Joseph Jerome Frampton. Jr. Class of 1933 Harold Martin Miller David Eli Nichols Frank Sampson Smith Harold Joseph Sullivan John Henry Walker William Waller Hawkins, Jr. William Tonsey Homberg, Jr. John Francis Watlington. Jr. William H. H. Wertz, II John Walters Dexter Claude Harrison, Jr. William Bauer McCoy Class of 1934 Edwin Henkel Pewett W. D. Nelson Thomas Henry Waller, Jr. Ralph Davis Whitley Class of I93i Craig Hamilton Berry Alan SON C. Brown Beardsley Arthur Gammel, Jr. Robert J. Graves [ 157 ] Duncan Goldthwaite Groner L. Leslie Helmer Lewis James Hawkins Thomas Rowland Thomas 19 3 2 CALYX HiNTON, Carr, Wilson, Black, Burton, Cohen, Clements, Wharton, Williams, Shields, Silva, Stout, Moore, Mackenzie, Moreland, Flowers, Taylor, Fitzgerald, Graham, Harrell, Davis. [ 158 ] CALYX 19 3 2 a A a -y= Kappa Alpha founded at ll ' asliiiujtoii and Lcc University, iS6j Alpha Chapter Jistablishcd, cS ' Os NoRMAN Burgess John Campbell General V. H. Cocke Fratres ]n Urbe Dr. R. p. Cooke Colonel R. S. Dodson Colonel H. C. Ford Greenlee Letcher Fratres in Facultate John Alexander Graham William Miller Hinton William Heywood Moreland John Higgins Williams Fratres in Universitate Class of ig32 Allen Southgate Carr Samuel Madison Dunlap, Jr. Lym. ' VN Christian Harrell, Jr. Henry William MacKenzie. Jr. Marshall Stokes Black Bernard Byrd Davis Paul Maclin Davis, Jr. Harry Lewis Fitzgerald William Howard Flowers James Ravborn Moore Class of igss Class of iQ_u John Randolph T. Carmichael Early Calman Clements James Wright Cochran Cornelius Henry Cohen Milton Lanier Harris Joseph . shby Burton Henry Patrick Drought. HI Charles William Hamilton Guy Ben Hays Class of y., - Manning Holland Williams [ 159 J Randolph Tucker Shields, Jr. Robert Thomas Silva George Le wis Stout Charles Bancroft Taylor William Haywood Moreland. Jr. Samuel Bell Steves Luther French Violett Joseph Burleson Wharton, Jr. John Meredith Graham, Jr. Edward Junkin W ' Ilson Sydney Harrison Kelsey Harvard Payson Smith Hiram Columbus Taylor William Henry Vick William Lewis Wilson John Kershaw Kirkland Ben P ' rancis Medley William Randolph Smith John Edgar Connell Wallace 9 3 2 CALYX Taylor, Mathes, Martin, Nuckols, Pound, Rivers, Smith, Vinson, Vinson, Walton, Freeman, Edgar, Bailev, Knopf, MacDonald, Morris, Burn, BoLEN, Brennan, Van Zandt, Jarrett [ 100 ] CALYX Alpha Tau Omega Founded af l irginia Military Institute, i86ji Virginia Beta Chapter Established. iS6fi Fratres IX Urbe Matthew V. Paxton Matthew W. Paxton, Jr. Fratres in Universitate Class of 1932 Frank Richard Bailev Alfred Newton Edgar James Voorhees Freeman William Cleveland Knopf. Jr. Eugene Pomerov Martin Joseph Alonzo McVev Robert Alexander Morris, Jr. Joseph Kittredge Vinson . . Haven Walton- John Tallman Jarrett Edgar Marshall Nuckols, Jr. Walter James Pound Frank Gaulding Almon. Jr. Amos x lonzo Bolen Bernard Elliot Brenxan James Duncan Burn Arnold Sutherland King Class of ig_ 3 Class of ig, 4 Matthew Peel Rivers Hugh Taylor Presley Ewing Vinson Warren Douglas Matthews David Scott MacDonald John Nelson McNeil Harrison Merrill Walters. Jr. Louis Harrison Wilson Frank John Young Charles Edward Elbrick J. Geiger Henthorne Herman Hering. Jr. Samuel Odelle LeSueur, Jr. Class of iQ_ 5 P.- trick Charles Mathes, Jr. LuciEN Lyne Smith Jo Morgan Van Zandt David Campbell White Richard Tames McLaughlin [ 161 ] 19 3 2 CALYX FiTZHUGH, Fox. Ravder, Jewell, Harrison, Burks. McKinney. Burks. MuNGER, Hunger, Porter. Nesbitt, Mitchell, Truslow, Anderson, Cremin, Dye, Stone, Hamilton. [ 162 ] CALYX 19 3 2 Sigma Chi Founded, Miajiii Unk ' crsity, iSj$ Zeta Chapter Established iS66 Fraier in Urbe Samuel WRroHT Ravder Fratres in Universitate Class of ig_ 2 Martin Parks Burks, III Patrick Mitchell John Goadby Hamilton Collett Henry Munger, Jr. Roy Leighton McKinney. Jr. Edwin Allen Nesbitt Richard Mobley Dudley Wagers Class of ig Albert Oglesby Burks Walter D. Cline, Jr. Timothy Oswald Cremin, Jr. Moses Hoge Crighton, Jr. Thomas Stockton Fox Henry Cavett Roberts James Hoge T-iler, HI Class of igs4 Thomas Dunaway Anderson RossER Johnson Coke, Jr. Walter Calkins Cremin James Duffey Dye Class of igsj Thomas Dexter Alden Bruce Thomas Bullion Norman Shrewsbury Fitzhugh John Berry Jewell, Jr. John McCaughey Harrison Gilbert Carlyle McKown Thomas Griffen Moody Charles Hayden Reasor Robert Sylvester Munger Lamar Porter Raymond Witham Smith Carlton Elgin Stone. Jr. William Henry Truslow, Jr. [ 103 19 3 2 CALYX Garrison, Russell, Robinson, McDowell, WOFFORD, WOFFORD, HagER, S HER WOOD, Strong, Goldenberg, Tucker, Gilliam, EVERNGAM, EnGELHARDT, DaRDEN, DeAN, Cover, Cook, Broome, Kinsey. [ 164 ] CALYX 1932 Sigma Alpha Epsilon FoiiiiJcd. Alahaiiia Unh ' crsily. iSfi6 Virginia Sigma Chapter Established, iS6 Fratres in Urbe W. L. Forrester W. M. McElwee Fratres in Facultate Frank J. Gilliam Charles Rice McDowell Fratres in Universitate Class of 1932 Julian Finlev Broome Walter Kempton Jennings Marquard Heil Braun James Frederick Cook Claibourne Henry Dareen Ethelbert Henry Evans KiRwiN Thomas Everngam Gordon Payne Goldenberg Ralph Raymond Russell Henry Alexander Sherwood, Jr. Paul Hamilton Wofford, Jr. Class of igs3 John Russell Marshall Lincoln Edwin Martin Thomas Oran Murphy William Morrison Robinson Trooper Armstrong Shaw Allen Harris Wofford Class of 1934 Samuel Martin Engelhardt. Jr. John Witney Hager William Ernest Kliefoth George Morgan Lupton James Dixon McCully ' ictor Franklin Tucker Russell Herman Carter William Arthur Cover John Marion Dean William Purnell Diggs WiLLi. M Haskiel Dyer Robert English Fields Class of ig3_ Ber.nard Cantine Garrison. Jr. Patrick Wayland Hodges George Russell Kinsey Thomas Walker Mahler Reubin Adolphus Pickens, H Frederick deRossett Strong [ le. ' i ] 19 3 2 CALYX White, Burkhart, Reinhold, Duncan, Mayo, Bean, Anderson, Alexander, DoNHAM, Crawford, Ball, Higgtns Irwin, McDavid, Saunders, Morison, Krewson, Gaines, McBride, Maple. [ ]fifi ] CALYX 9 3 2 Phi Gamma Delta Foiimicd at Washington and Jefferson College, 1S48 Zeta Deuteron Chapter Established February, 1S6S Fratres in Urbe Charles S. Glasgow GusTAVus Jones Peter W. Mullins G. A. Jones Fratres in Facultate William Gleaeon Bean Francis Pendleton Gaines Ollincer Crenshaw George Junkin Irwin James DeHart Fratres in Universitate Class of 1932 John Willis Ball Donald Kent Crawford Paul Olaf Dickey James Franklin Jones Frank Joseph Burkhart Richard Innes Butler William Brocklev Carver Class of igs3 Robert Leffell McBride Hugh Graham Morison Robert William Rein hold William White Winfield Benjamin Donham John Richard Saunders Thomas Carman Smith James Pickens Walker Class of 1034 Herbert Brockway Bullene William Potts AIedcalf John Alexander Hanley James Orson Phelps Rowan Spencer Robinson Class of 1933 William Howard Alexander Eugene Earl Krewson Charles Preston Anderson. Jr. William Duncan McDavid James Harold Duncan Robert Bass Mayo Stanley Carmen Higgins. Jr. George Chadbourne Morehead James Preston Jordan John Lyle Summers John Chadwick Whiton [ iflT ] 9 3 2 CALYX Mattox, Shaxds, Martin, Painter, Parker, Pride, Tucker, Adams, TowNES, Wise, Kelly, Winfree, FowLKEs, Easter, Bryant, Doughtie, Dela mater, Copen haver, Bailev, Biddle. [ 168 ] CALYX 9 3 2 Kappa Sigma founded, U)iire)-silx of J ' irgiiiia. i86g Mu Chapter Established 187, Fratres in Facultate Robert Henry Tucker De La Warr Benjamin Easter Fratres in Universitate Class of 1932 Julian Heyward Bailey Charles Jackson Biddle Richard Thaddeus Doughtie Thomas Norwood Layne, Jr. Wilbur Wright Mattox Class of ig33 COPELAND EpES AdAMS John Dresden Copen haver Robert Byron Clark Delamater Samuel Regan Parker Alfred Preston Sale David Jackson Savage Kenneth Earle Spencer Sherwood Willing Wise Simon Marcellus Painter Harvey Pride Peyton Brown Wixfree Clifton Alexander Woodrum. Jr- Class of 1934 Frank Cullen Bryant James Hardy Durham William Wilson Fowlkes Fred William Kelley Lewis Wendell L RT1N Class of 1935 James Stewart Buxton Forrest Edward Huffman Samuel Benton Cantey. HI Samuel Mattox Peter Rasmus Fridel Xed Douglas Shands, Jr. Benjamin Hairston Townes [ 169 ] 19 3 2 CALYX Light, Mears, Malone, Paddock, Worrell, Wright, Hobbie, Hancock, Hunzicker, Hamilton, Harwood, Brown, Davis, Burke, Berrien, Cantley, Street, Routon, ScHiLo, Newland, Smiih, Wright, Bailev. [ 170 ] CALYX 1932 Sigma Nu Foiiiidrd. I ' lnjinia Military lustitntc. iS6q Lambda Chapter Hstablishcd, iS8 Fratres in Urbe Ralph I. Daves Richard Hutcheson J. T. Preston Richard A. Smith Fratres in Facultate Gi.over Dl ' nx Hanc(ick Charles Porterfield Light Harry Joseph Burke Walter William Hlxzicker. Jr. Rosser Lvxx Maloxe, Jr. Thomas Eldridge Mears, Jr. Richard Earl Morrisox Fratres in Universitate Class of 1932 William Joseph Newland Chester Howard Paddock Ke.xxeth Rudolph Routon Bob Allen Street Joseph Leitch Wright Class of igs3 Lerov Madisox Lee, Jr. Robert Darias Bailev, Jr. Winston William Brown David Bagley Cl.- rkson Malcolm Oliphant Forsythe Alexander Gilliam Harwood Harry Oliver Hazell Donald Wilsox Laird Class of i )34 Robert William Lowthian Lewis Layman Haas Fred Hadley Hamilton ' , Jr. Verxon Vixyard Harris Robert Harry M. dden ' iLFRED Albert Nabors Philip Jerome Seraphixe. Jr. Clarexce Sexter Worrell Joseph Hewitt Bekriex J. MEs William Cantlev Jacob Newport Dozier William Robert Fox Frank Kendall Holbert Class of ig33 Jackson Martin Hobbie, Jr. Robert Pitma.x Reese Edgar Louis Schilo Karl Porter Willard Allen Wright Woolfolk Daniel Edward Wright [ 171 ] 9 3 2 CALYX Pedigo. Farmer, Campbell, Skeen. Dunn, Zachery, Bear, Bear, Rhett, McCardell, Carnahan, Curtis, Campbell, Smith. Mattingly, Walker, Steidtman. [ 172 ] CALYX 9 3 2 Phi Delta Theta Founded al Miami Uiiiz-crsity. i8-f8 Zeta Chapter Established 18S7 Fratres in Urbe Malcolm Duncan Campbell Colonel Edwards Edward Lacey Graham Colonel Pendleton Fratres in Facultate Robert Granville Campbell Earl Stansbury Mattingly Fratres in Universitate Class of 19, 2 Malcolm Duncan Campbell, Jr. Henry Brant Fairchild Class of ig_ Carl Webster Bear Joe Frank Bear Ned Wallace Brent Theodore Morrison Curtis Daniel Terrill Dunn William Silas Farmer John Hubbard Cheatham Ben Douglas Goff Lewis Eugene Hardwick EwiNG Perrin Harris Claude Hamilton Barrick William Roscoe Carnahax Alexander Doak Campbell Class of iQ, -i Class of IQ, : Richard Blair Skeen Arthur Darius Zach ry. Jr. Charles Farnham Johnson. Jr. John Hollingsworth Senseney Thomas Chestnut Smith Alexander Campbell Thompson Robert Doran Walker Buckner Woodford. Jr. Robert Denson Hudson Robert Clingan McCardell George William Pedigo Joseph W. lker, Jr. William Armstead Garrett Harry Moore Rhett. Jr. John Robert Switzer. Jr. W]lll m Rogers Spahr. Jr. [ 173 ] 9 3 2 CALYX Speer, Grove, Tignor, Darby, Stone. Sparks, Schuhle. Mathis, Tiffany, Kellogg, Edwards. Chappell, Ellerman, Peery, Johnson, Doty, Kemble, Bigham, Parsons, Smith, Prick, Sawyers, Duncan. [ 174 ] CALYX 1932 Pi Kappa Alpha rounded. Uniz ' cisity of ] irgiiia, 186S Pi Chapter Established. i8g2 Frater in Uri?e Major A. Willis Robertson Fratres in Facultate Ravmond E. Eli.erman Clayton Epes Williams Fratres in Universitate Class of 19, 2 Wayne Harold Mathis George Francis Parsons Albert Gillespie Peery Henry Martin Bandy, Jr. Franklin Rutherford Bigham Samuel Lake Clark. Jr. Jeb Stuart Darby. Jr. Richard Thomas Edwards Class of 19. 3 Thomas Harris Blaikie. Jr. John Hammond Cover Charles Hooton Duncan Ernest Reid Lineweaver, Jr Victor Fray Mar. ' hall Thomas Alfred Morris. Jr. William Gilbert Faulk William Greer Grove. Jr. Leroy Hodges. H Class of 1934 James Dilling Sparks George Algernon Speer, Jr. Lewis Lundsford Tignor William Wilson Gordon Clyde Alwyn Johnson Ernest Arthur Schilling William Francis Stone Wallace Xewton Tiffany F rancis Moss Hole Richard Weidner Kellogg William Henry Kemble, Jr. Travis Oliver, Jr. George Washington Price Charles Austin Pritchard Joe Henry Sawyers John I ord Shroder Charles Francis Suter Scott Rogers Walker Edward Westroy Chappell Arthur Murphy Doty John Joseph Gochenour Charles Harrison Fitzwilson Class of 19, ,1 George Hubf;rt Xash William ScHrm.E, Jr. Charles Coknfi.ius Smith WlNTHKdPK ChAMBERLIX SmITH Tyree Francis W il. ' -o.n [ 17.T J 19 3 2 CALYX 009 §9 Wood, McClupe, Stevens, Ryland, Barron, WissLER, Williams, Morgan, Crenshaw, Friend, Gunter, Gassman, Howell, Desha, Richards, McClure, DeVan, Snyder, Spaulding, Patrick, Anderson, Bacon, Crenshaw, Tucker. r 176 ] CALYX 1932 Phi Kappa Sigma Founded. Uiih ' ersity of Poiiisyli ' ania, 1S30 Alpha Alpha Chapter Established. rSQ4 Fratres in Urbe Mercer Graham Stuart Moore WlI.I.IAM RaI- ' TEKV Fratres in Facultate Lucius Junius Desha Fratres in Universitate Class of 19 2 Samuel Edwin Cowin John William McClure, Jr. Stuart Lee Crenshaw Kenneth Arthur Smith William Richardson Howell Emil Leroy Stevens Eugene Johnson Charles Adolphus Wood. Jr. Hartwell Leigh Williams, Jr. Class of p?? Edwin Henry Bacon George Douglas McClure William Wallace Barron John Bolar Revercomb Nace Royce Collins James Rucker Ryland William Todd DeVan W LLACE Bacon Sheffield William Davis Gunter Joel Spurgeon Snyder, Jr. Class of I9S4 Meriwether Lewis Anderson Robert Glenn Livengood Thomasson Michael Bolani. Farrar Newberry, Jr. Ch. rles Crantz Collier Frederick Newman Sager Robert Smither Crenshaw George Marvin Spaulding Rugeley Pierson DeVan, Jr. John Herman Thomas Fred O. Funkhouser Everett Tucker, Jr. George Regel Zim merer Class of ig i John Edward Friend Gary Eldridge Patrick Loyal Paul Gassman Herman Ruffner Charlton Albert Gunter Thomas Tilden Richards, Jr. Augustus A. Morgan William Harvey Seaton John Levi Wissler. Jr. [ 177 1 19 3 2 CALYX Barger, Allen, Baker, Harrelson, Clopton, Hancock, Tonsmeire, Lamar, LaVarre, Gerber, Campbell, Farrar. [ 178 ] CALYX 1932 H. Crim Peck Delta Tau Delta Founded. Bethany College, 1839 Phi Chapter Established, iSg6 Fratres in Urbe P. F. Hesmer Frater in Facultate Thomas James Farrar Fratres in Universitate Class of ig 2 Claxton Edmonds Allen John William Barger James Wilford Clopton, Jr. Thomas Wright Hancock Howell Arthur Lamar Edward Charles Tonsmeire, Jr. Class of I9.l Class of 19.U Cl. ude Andrews La ' apre James Pelham Baker. Jr. Henry West Butler Harry Lee Eichelberger, Jr. Thomas Willis Grax ' es Hartiey Weems Kittle, Jr. Charles Benjamin Nance Merle Frank Pearson Arthur Clarence Tonsmeire Donald Reiter Wallis Class of ig_ 3 Frederick Ashley Appell, Jr. Richard Anderson Banks Clarence Willl m Campbell Jettie Driver William Winton Gerber Allen McRae Harrelson, Jr. Albert Wrightson Price John David W alls [179] 19 3 2 CALYX Lee, Barnes, Fairlee, Bull, McDonald, Borthwick, Allen, Pence, Parmelee, Shaw, Farmer, Stowe, Eddy, Cundiff, Sarkis, Williams, Johnson, Cole, Moffatt, Hogue [ 180 ] CALYX 1932 i - liMlS ' ■ ' • M )V« Sigma Phi Epsilon I ' oif ' dcd. Ricliiiiond College, igoo Virginia Epsilon Chapter Established ;yn6 Frater IX Urbe Dk. 1- . ' . McCluer Fratres IX Faci ' ltate T ' i.ETCHER James Barnes, II James S. Moffatt M. Henry Stowe Laird Young Thompson Fratres ix Uxiversitate Class of ig 2 Leslie Sharpe Farmer. Jr. Richard Otis Parmelee John Dr.wo Bliss R.wmond Otho Ccndiff Richard Kurtz Eddy Class of 19. . Zebulox ' ance Johnson. Jr. Leland Leonard McGraw Neil Campbell Pascoe Class of 1934 James Edward Brydges Robert Earle Borthwick. Jr. Robert Ira Bull. Jr. Kenneth Reese Cole Charles Payne Crawley Henry Franklin Davis William Archibald Fairlee, Jr. Henry Morgan Shaw Henry Edward Allen Hal Wyman Hogue. Jr. Robert Edward Lee Douglas Ray McDonald Class of 19, : Robert Ryland Miller Gilbert Eugene Pence. Jr. Frederick Derr Sarkis Thomas Kniley Williams [ 181 1 9 3 2 CALYX Moore, Horsey, Austin, Mitchell, Faries, Dennison, Ferguson, Flack, Heaps, Wheelwright, Broderick, SuMMERSox, Potter, Austin, Richmond [ 182 ] CALYX 1932 Alpha Chi Rho Founded at Trinity College, iSg3 Phi Eta Chapter Estoblislied igo7 Edwin G. Adair Fratres in Urbe Dr. James M. Adair John Joseph Broderick Joseph Creasy Conner Edward Egner Ferguson Fratres in Universitate Class of ig, 2 Hugh Bkeckenridge Heaps John Surles Lewis Lovd Hemingway Richmond Class of 1933 Albert Sidney Johnson Atkinson, Jr. Morris Tiffany Booth George Washburn Flack Hayden Dickenson Austin Alfred George Dennison John Jefferson Faries Leslie Allan Faudree Class of 1934 Olin Kenneth Miller George Leach Rey ' nolds Beverly Dancy Summerson Thomas Steward Wheelwright Alfred Houston Archer John Baker Austin Thomas Clayton Horsey Class of 1933 JoH.v Sutherland Mitchell Samuel James Moore, Jr. Ernest Davidson Potter [ 1S3 ] 19 3 2 CALYX Irvine, Hauslein, Capel, Bibb, Jones. Jones, Sanders, Shiveley, Smith, Methvin, Magee, Wallace, Ade, McGeory, Ade. Battle, Burrows, Duncan, Paxton, Garrison, Joyce [ 184 ] CALYX 1932 Pi Kappa Phi Foitudcd. College of Charleston. 1904 Rho Chapter Established 19JO Fratres IX Facultate Earl Wallace Bibb Earl Kerr Paxton Raymond T Johnson Fratres in Uxiversitate Class of ig. 2 Enwix Jerome Ade Raymond Ade William Clyde Capel Charles Ellis Duncan Hannibal Xeal Joyce Marion Wade MacDonald Joseph Bernard Magee Samuel Sidney Woody John Parker Burrows LORING MiLLIKEN GaRRISON Vess Edmond Irvine James Fleming Jones i lass of 1933 Robert Horne Tolbert William Franklin Methvin William Sanders Robert Ragsdale Smith Jacob Lightsey Wallace Class of 19, 4 James Dillard Battle Holmes Murphy Dyer Richard Frank Faulkner, Jr. John Hunter Jones Class of I9,li Clifford Jerome Freund William Borton Gabb Ferdinand Albert Hauslein Arthur Ernest Hauck James Sterret Woods [ ISO ] Jesse Clifton Leigh, Jr. Robert Bruce Shiveley Philip Jackson Smith RoLLo Granger West George Joseph McGeory George Edward Short Isaac Grier Wallace, Jr. Frank Bonar Wood 19 3 2 CALYX Heinsimer, Finkelstein, Friedman, Gugenheim, Karlin, Levinson, Lowy, Werble, Marks, Rice, Marks [ 186 1 CALYX 9 3 2 Zeta Beta Tau Founded. College of the City of Neiv York, 1S98 Alpha Upsilon Chapter Established 1920 Fratres in Universitate Class of 19. 2 Eli Fixkelstein Jack Gordon Marks Irving Buck Bricken Robert Bricken. Jr. Class of 1933 Wallace Werble Joseph M. Friedman Ira Herbert Samelson Class of 1934 Jack Gugenheim. Jr. Alfred Philip Lowy Irvin Karlin Emanuel Rosenberg Donald Stuart Levinson Class of 1935 Joseph Johnson Gugenheim Edward Richard Heinsimer, Jr. Edwin Meyer Marks Herbert Schwab Rice [ 187 ] 19 3 2 CALYX Farber, Xevvman, Ortner, Kaplan, Rudlin. Wise, Rosenberg, Louis. Stern [ 188 ] CALYX 9 3 2 ■ . v J?! o , ■.l- ' Phi Epsilon Pi rounded at the College of the City of Nen ' York, 1901 Delta Chapter Established 1920 Millard Robert Louis Sidney Harold Newman Fratres in Universitate Class of 1932 Gilbert Victor Rosenberg David Joxah Wise Class of 1933 Burton Albert Farber James Irving Miller Charles Robert Kaplan Alvix Bubbie Ortner Class of 1934 Henry David Herbert Rudlin S. Scott Mosovich Bernard Steinberg William Seem an Stern Wally Carlton Bernard Irving Gerber Class of 1933 Sidney Kirsch Sidney Lyons [ 189 ] 19 3 2 CALYX Lyle, Johnston, Price, Shields, TlLSON, ViCKERS, WiCKE, TeGGART, Hoffman, Blake, Bauer, Hari ian, Clark, Carson, Tilson, Smith [ 190 ] CALYX 19 3 2 , (H(Om «r( i j k Aiu C KQa Lambda Chi Alpha Founded, Boston Univcrity, igoQ Gamma-Phi Zeta Established 1922 Fratres in Urbe R. S. Burke Warrex Edward Tilson Fratres in Facultate Marvin Grant Bauer William Thomas Lyle Fratres in Universitate Class of 1932 Charles Hibbett Blake Thomas Deale Blanchard Howard ' illiam Carson Robert Covington Conner Erby Allyne Johnston David George Price Thomas Surget Shields John S. Teggart Charles Earl Tilson Carl Brannon Vickers Edmund James Abbott DeForest Edward Clark Albert Meints Fowler Earle Freeman W ' icke Class of J933 Alfred Richard Jones George William Musser Tames ' . A. Smith, Jr. John Jessee Wertman Harry Donald Clark John Henry Cooke Albert Austin Dodds. Jr. Robert Thomas Eicholtz Alan Franklin Blasier James Edward Brown Joe Henry Ford, Jr. Harry ' George. Jr. Harry Estil Harman Class of 1934 Class of 193: John Hoffman Louis Frederick Lubrecht Francis Landley Patton Franz George Sattes John Phillips Jones John Lawrence Lafferty .Alexander Killough Lawrence Ernest Webb Rice Ralph Conley Salyer [ 191 ] 19 3 2 CALYX Haixes, Haixes. Griswold, Moss, Dyer, AusTix. Barker, Chichester, Cuxxixgham, Dixox, HusTER, HuDsox, Joxes, Latture, Lewis, Terhuxe, Giddixgs, SwixK, l L ' i-F. Smith, STALE , Spcihu [ li(2 ] CALYX 9 3 2 Delta Upsilon Founded. jrHIiains College. iS,u Washington and Lee Chapter Established iQ o Fratres IX Facultate Rupert Xelson Latture E. Parker Twombi.v Fratres in Uxiversitate Class of 1932 Frank Harrison Cunningham Frank Bell Lewis Russell Oliver Morrow Richard Harrison Ruff Richard Lamberr Sanford. Jr. Robert Forward Austin William Shurtleff Barker Charles Darwin Chichester Howard Sampson Hudson Class of p.-i Henry Taylor Jones Franz Edward Lund, Jr. Henry Vaughan Saunders, Jr. Joe Henry Staley. Jr. Wallie Francis W ' emyss Herbert To rPKINs Austin Caryl Olin Brownell Lawrence Russell Chase Walter James Dixon George Harding Foster Paul Calvin Giddings John Summer Haines Class of i9_ 4 Henry Lippincott Haines ATartin Luther Kipps. Jr. Edward Harvey Pringle Richard Bernard Sale, Jr. Howard Franklin Smith George Jefferds Stevens William Lnglis Terhune George Fox ' ing. HI Robert Campbell Dyer Edmund Roger Griswold Harold Harrison Huster Class of i9_ : Albert William Moss John Dolbeer Spohr L ' harles William Stull Gilbert Roscoe S ' ink [ 193 ] 1932 CALYX IX commemoration of the help these men have given in forming the 1932 Calyx, this page is dedicated. To Raymond Thompson, whose work in forming the book as a printer, whose un- tiring energy, whose advice has been indis- pensable. To Harold Mann, whose work in forming the book as an engraver, as an artist, whose untiring zeal, whose ideas and ad- vice all gave inspiration. To Powell Scott, whose art work, advice and ideas have given the book its theme, sim- plicity and distinction. CALYX 9 3 2 Hugh Graham Morison The Student Body Officers Hugh Graham Morison President of Studcut-body RossER Lynn Malone. Jr J-icc-Prcsidcnl of Stndcnt-body Frederick Gilbert Swink Secretary of Student-body I 195 ] 19 3 2 CALYX Malone, Morison, Swink Gerber, Curtis, Collier, Pride, Cundiff Executive Committee Officers Hugh Graham Morison President Rosser Lynn Malone, Jr J ' ice-President Frederick Gilbert Swink Secretary-Treasurer Members Henry William MacKenzie, Jr Senior Lazv William Christian Edwards Senior, at large Charles Bancroft Taylor Senior, at large Otho Raymond Cundiff Intermediate Lazv Harvey Pride Junior Academic Theodore Morisson Curtis Junior, Publication Charles Crantz Collier Sophomore Academic William Winton Gerber Freshman Academic [ 196 ] CALYX 1932 COPENHAVER. GiLLIAM, PrICE Long, Morison, McKinney, Clopton, Curtis The University Publication Board Officers Roy Leighton McKinney, Jr President Charles Edwakii Long, Jr J ' iec-Presidoit James Wilford Cloptox. Jr Secretary James Robert Louis Treasurer Theodore Morrison Curtis Exe entire Committeeman Members John William Barger Millard Robert Louis James Wilford Clopton, Jr. Charles Edward Long, Jr. John Dresden Copenhaver Roy Leighton McKinney, Jr. Theodore M(ikrison Curtis Hugh Graham Morison David George Price Robert W. Dickey Faculty Member Frank J. Gilliam .■Alumni Member De La Warr Benjamin Easter Honorary Member r 197 ] I 9 3 CALYX The Calyx Rov L. McKiNNEV, Jr. .Edih -Chief Charles E. Loxg. Jr Business Manager Editorial Board JoHX W. Ball - - Assistant Editor Joel S. Snvder - Associate Editor Jeb Stuart Darby - Associate Editor William W. Hawkins, Jr - University Editor Richard T. Edwards - Fraternity Editor Thomas D. Anderson Athletic Editor William S. Barker Society Editor John A. Cullev Photographic Editor Donald C. Thompson - Faculty Editor Edward W. Chappell, Jr Assistant University Editor John Hoffman Assistant Fraternity Editor Bruce T. Bullion Assistant Athletic Editor Editorial Assistants G. C. MckowN G. C. Morehfad F. J. Wenter D. G. Groner C. C. Collier L. P. Gassman S. C. HiGGINS R. D. Whitley T. T. Richards T. A. Burton H. A. Lamar Business Staff Frank H. Cunningham Associate Business Manager M. William Adelson Associate Business Manager Gordon P. Goldenberg Assistant Business Manager J. G. Robinson -Idvertising Manager E. H. Pewett Assistant Advertising Manager J. D. Bltrn - Subscription Manager H. L. Eichelberger, Jr Circulation Manager Assistants D. G. Groner C. H. Darden G. R. Kinsev H. H. Huster J. L. Summers F. W. Young R. W. Kellogg C. E. Patrick [ 198 ] CALYX 1932 Burton, Wexter, Whitley, Hoffman-, Adelsox. Ball. Goldexberg, Huster, SxvDER, Dardex, Barker. Kellogg, Richards. Tho.mpsox. Bulliox, Burn. Darby, Axdersox. Edwards. Hawkixs [ 199 ] I 9 3 CALYX The Ring-Turn Phi David George Price Editor-in-Chief Theodore Morrison Curtis Business Manager Arthur Lamar Assistant Editor William W. Hawkins. Jr Assistant Editor John A. Culley Managing Editor Frank H. Cunningham wl ' t Editor William S. Barker Sports Editor Morris W. Adelson Assistant Sports Editor Herbert Rudlin Feature Editor Claude La Varre.. Exchange Editor John W. Dexter Unii ' ersity Editor Desk Managers C. C. Collier C. B. Xance M. F. Pearson Reporters L. C. Iredell W. A. Cover G. A. Browne J. A. Burton N. F. Hill H. M. Shaw K. P. Willard L. L. Smith R. P. Hill C. L. Walker W. Werble R. J. McLaughlin C G. Laslie D. G. Groner J. Hoffman J. B. Nicholson C. H. Barrick t o P- - Fkiedel Desk Staff W. J. Dixon B. Garrison J. D. Walls C. Patrick M. Williams t o - - ' ' Business Staff Jack G. Marks Advertising Manager Edwin H. Pewett - Advertising Manager Robert McCardell Circulation Manager James D. McCulley Circulation Manager Charles A. Pritchard CircuUition Manager Business Assistants W. C. Walkinshaw A. M. Harrelson a. Archer Zan Campbell H. H. Huster E. Marks H. M. Rhett, Jr. J. J. Gochenour G. C. Crisp Craig Berry D. C. White H. M. Griffith W. Pedigo [ 200 ] CALYX 1932 00 Shaw. Groner, Culley, Barker. Marks. Crisp, Rhett. Pewett. McCardell, Pedigo. Burton. Garrison. Cunningham, Browne, Lamar, Hawkins, Dexter, Dixon, Adelson. Hoffman, Cover [ 201 ] 9 3 2 CALYX The Southern Collegian James W. Clopton Editor-in-Chief John D. Copen haver Business Manager C. P. Lee H. RUDLIN B. Spector C. H. Blake Editorial Staff C. E. Allen R. B. Sale H. A. Lamar J. W. A. Smith R. C. Kell A. P. LowY Business Staff Advertising Managers D. R. Wallis Circulation Manager J. F. Tucker H. B. Wellborn J. D. McCuLLY Business Assistants H. E. Harmon J. M. Dean [ 202 1 CALYX 19 3 2 Sjiith, Copexhaver, Cloi ' tox. Ali.ex, Lee, Wellborx. Deax, Lowv, Spector, Lamar, Blake, Kell r 203 ] CALYX Ford, Rudlin. Hovt, Wolk, Cunningham, Rice, Ciiamplin, Wise Graham-Lee Literary Society Founded i8og Officers First Semester Robert Brownell Champlin President Jack Gordon Marks, Jr - Vice-President Herbert Rudlin Secretary-Treasurer Albert Wolff Censor Second Seniester William Montgomery Burdette President Lavne Haldeman Ford ] ' ice-President Herbert Rudlin Secretary-Treasurer Evan Loyd Watkins Censor Members Honorary, Henry Louis Smith Terrence Charles Blake Philip Carson Huntley William Montgomery Burdette William Clarence Kimbrell Robert Brownell Champlin Sidney Lyons Frank Harrison Cunningham Jack Gordon Marks Layne Haldeman Ford Clarence Berthauld Newcomb Wallace Werble John Griffiths, Jr. David Jonah Wise William Dana Hoyt, Jk. Albert Wolk [ 204 ] Henry Louis Raven horst Herbert Schwab Rice Herbert Rudlin Evan Loyd Watkins CALYX 1932 Debating Marvin Grant Bauer, Faciily Adviser James Rayborn Moore, Manager of Debate Morris ' illiam Adelson Robert Denson Hudson Norwood Ervin Band Henry Taylor Jones James Edward Brown Carney Graham Laslie, Jr. Joseph Ashby Burton Rosser Lynn Malone, Jr. Wallace Werble THIS year the custom of allowing only freshmen to enter the Interfraternity Debating Contest was continued. J. E. Brown and A. F. Blasier, representing the Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternit - won over a large field. Joseph A. Burton of Kappa Alpha won the Oratorical contest. On Februarv 22nd. James Rayborn Moore was selected to represent the school in the National Oratorical Contest. He spoke on Washington the Nation Builder. The debating season was opened with ' illiam and Mary. The schedule in- cluded debates with. George Washington Lniversity, American Lniversity, the L ' niversitv of Porto Rico, Ashbury College. Princeton L ' niversity, Carnegie Tech and Cornell Laiiversitv. r 205 ] 9 3 2 CALYX Hearon, Winfree, Fitzgerald, Lamar, McCulley, Walker Troubadours The Orgaxization Harry Lewis Fitzgerald President Howell Arthur Lamar J ' ice-Presltient Peyton Win free Business Manager Joseph Walker, Jr Assistant Business Manager Arthur L ' lric Moore Faeulty Adz ' iser Production Clyde Alwyn Johnson Property Manager James Dixox McCulley Stage Manager George Francis Parson S- Master lUeetrieian Faculty Advisers John Alexander Graham Marvin Grant Bauer Arthur Ulric Moore [ 200 ] CALYX 1932 Anderson, Saunders, Thompson, F arber, Wise, Watlington, La ' arre, Doty, Kinsey, Strong, Dean, Berry, Smith, Gunter Glee Club Claude Andrews LaYarre President Donald Chester Thompson Business Manager John Alexander Graham Director First Tenors Claude Hamilton Barrick Arthur Murphy Doty Russell Herman Carter Frederick deRosset Strong Jo Morgan ' an Zandt Second Tenors Craig Hamilton Berry Samuel Odelle LeSueur Frank Cullen Bryant Robert Henry McCauley Arthur Ernest Hauck Albert Wrightson Price Robert Keene Hoadley Joseph George Robinson William Cleveland Knopf, Jr. John Richard Saunders inthrope Chamberlin Smith Baritones Thomas Dunawav Anderson Robert Campbell Dyer Charles Hibbitt Blake Richard Frank Faulkner Bruce Thomas Bullion Charlton Albert Gunter John Marion Dean Albert Campbell Thompson Da id Jonah Wise Basses David John Bennett Claude Andrews La ' arre James Allen Black Donald Chester Thompson James Wilford Clopton John Francis Watlington Burton Albert I ' arber and Joe Henry Ford .-Iccoinpanists r 207 ] 19 3 2 CALYX Phi Beta Kappa (HOXORARV) Founded, JJ ' illiaiii and Mary. 1776 Gamma of Virginia Chapter Established igii Charter Members William A. Anderson De la W. B. Easter James Lewis Howe James Holladay Latane Robert Granville Campbell ' - James William Kern Executive Council Glover Dunn Hancock, President r 208 ] CALYX 1932 Phi Beta Kappa Fratres IX Facultate ' ILL1AM GlEASON BeAN Hexrv Donald Campbell Paul Parker Cooper Lucius Junius Desha Robert William Dickey Rupert Nelson Latture De la Warr Benjamin Easter William Thomas Lyle John Alexander Graham Allen W. Moger Glover Dunn Hancock M. Ogden Philips James Lewis Howe Edgar Finley Shannon William Dana Hoyt Livingston Waddell Smith Laird Young Thompson Fratres in Universitate Luther Waddington King Wallace Xewtox Tiffany Initiates of 1932 Morris William Adelson William Clarence Kimbrell John Willis Ball Frank Bell Lewis Clement Custer Bowers John Adam McXeil John Joseph Broderick, Jr. Henry Richard Mahler Frank Fearn Ellis Jack Gordon Marks William Dana Hoyt. Jr. Sidney Harold Xewman Robert Thomas Silva [ 209 J 19 3 2 CALYX Fitzgerald, Graham, Shannon, Gilliam, Williams, Gaines, Latture, Dickey, Easter, Barnes, Smith, Bibb, MoRELAND, Tucker, Williams, Fletcher, Campbell, Ryland, MoRisoN, TiLsoN, Martin, McKinney, Routon, Curtis, Speer, Howell, Finkelstein, Edwards, Sparks, Bailey, Wright, Malone, Mitchell, Holstein, Ladd, MacKenzie [ 210 ] CALYX 1932 Omicron Delta Kappa Society for the Recognition of College Leadership Founded, Washington and Lee University, igi4 General John A. Lejeune Alpha Circle Fratres in Urbe Harry Killinger Young Richard Andrews Smith Fratres in Facultate Fletcher James Barnes, II Frank J. Gilliam Earl Wallace Bibb John Alexander Graham Henry Donald Campbell James Lewis Howe Robert William Dickey Rupert Nelson Latture De la Warr Easter William Haywood Moreland Forest Fletcher Edgar Finley Shannon Francis Pendleton Gaines Robert Henry Tucker Clayton Epes Williams Fratres in Class Universitate of 1932 Frank Richard Bailey William Christian Edwards Eli Finkelstein Paul Albert Holstein William Richardson Howell John Frederick Ladd Wilbur Wright Mattox Patrick Mitchell Hugh Graham Morison Kenneth Rudolph Routon Theodore Morrison Curtis Ethelbert Henry Evans Harry Lewis Fitzgerald Class of 1933 James Dilling Sparks George Algernon Speer Roy Leighton McKinney, Jr. Henry William MacKenzie, Jr. Rosser Lynn Malone, Jr. Eugene Pomeroy Martin, Jr. Charles Bancroft Tay ' lor Charles Earl Tilson Hartwell Leigh Willia.ms. Jr. Joseph Leitch Wright John Tallmax Jarrett James Rucker Ryland James Pickens Walker [ 211 ] 9 3 2 CALYX Burks, MacKenzie, Care, Sparks, Davis, Speer, Woodrum, Light, Williams, Jennings, Smith, Bandy, Malone, Harrell, Wise, Moreland, Morison, Peery, Tiffany [ 212 ] CALYX 1932 ;: .! - Phi Delta Phi Legal Founded, Uiihrrsity of Michigan, 1869 Tucker Chapter Established 1908 Fratres in Facultate William Hayv ' ood Moreland Clayton Epes Williams Laird Young Thompson Charles Porterfielii Light Fratres in Universitate Class of 1932 Martin Parks Burks. Ill Allen Southgate Carr Lyman Christian Harrell, Jr. Donald Schooley Hostetter Henry William Mackenzie. Jr. Rosser Ly ' nn Malone, Jr. Class of 1933 CoPELAND Epes Adams Henry Martin Bandy, Jr. Bernard Byrd Davis Hugh Graham Morison Albert Gillispie Peery Kenneth Arthur Smith James Dilling Sparks George Algernon Speer Kenneth Earle Spencer Thomas Stockton Fox Henry Cavett Robert Wallace Newton Tiffany Clifton Alexander Woodrum, Jr. Robert Darias Bailey Cornelius Henry Cohen Class of i9_ 4 Sherwood Willing Wise [ 213 ] Walter Calkins Cremin Sydney Harrison Kelsey 19 3 2 CALYX Frampton, Fuller, Ericson, Crawford, Heaps, Cundiff, Coleman, Sanders, Rice, Shields, Vickers, Carson, Holstein, Mathis, Paddock 214 ] CALYX 1932 Phi Alpha Delta Legal Founded. Chicago School of Lazv. i8q Walter R. Staples Chapter Established igis Frater in Facultate Raymond T. Johnso.v Fratres in Universitate Class of ig 2 Donald Kent Crawford Francis Edward Fuller Hugh Breckenridge Heaps Paul Albert Holstein James Surget Shields Jack Marinari Wayne Harold Mathis Russell Oliver Morrow Chaston Howard Paddock Class of iQ_ , Morris Tiffany Booth Howard William Carson Otho Raymond Cundiff John Lewis Ericson Leslie Sharpe Farmer, Jr. Joseph Jerome Frampton. Jr. XoRBERT ALVTTHEW CiLADDEN George Joseph John Warfex Rice George Henry Stroise. Jr. William Patrick Coleman Albert Meints Fowler Reed Gantt McDougall Class of 19 ;4 Georce Ale.xander Pruner WiLfON Sanders Carl Branxox ' ickers I 2ir 1 19 3 2 CALYX Magee, Williams, Bean, Hancock, Easter, Barnes, Gilliam, Allen, Shannon, Morison, Clopton, Flournoy, Lee, Sullivan, Graham, LaVarre, Ball r 216 ] CALYX 19 3 2 Sigma Upsilon Honorary English founded, University of South, 1905 Sesame Chapter Established 191S Fratres in Facultate Fletcher James Barnes, II William Gleason Bean Ollinger Crenshaw De la Warr Benjamin Easter Frank Johnson Gilliam John Alexander Graham Glover Dunn Hancock Edgar Finley Shannon John Higgins Williams Fratres in Universitate Class of 1932 Claxton Edmonds Allen, Jr. John Willis Ball James Wilford Cloptox, Jr. Harry Lewis Fitzgerald Claude Andrews La ' arre Clarence Pendleton Lee, Jr. Class of 19 Joseph Bernard Magee Hugh Graham Morison H.-vRold Joseph Sullivan- John Hollingsworth Senseny Alexander Mahan Sterling Iohn William Anderson S.mith [ 217 19 3 2 CALYX Mackenzie, Maple, Curtis, Culley, Long, Clopton, Edwards, Edwards, Barger, Sparks, McKinney, Lamar, Mori son, Ball, Price, Cunningham, Ladd, Parsons, Easter f 218 ] CALYX 1932 Pi Delta Epsilon Honorary Journalistic Founded. Syracuse University, igog Washington and Lee Chapter Established ig j Fratres in Facultate De i.a Warr Benjamin Easter Thomas James Farrar ' ILLIAM L. Mapel Fratres in Universitate Class of 1932 John Willis Ball John William Barger James Wilford Clopton Frank Harrison Cunningham William Christian Edwards John Frederick Ladd James Dilling Sparks Charles Edward Long, Jr. Henry William MacKenzie Roy Leighton McKinney. Jr. Hugh Graham Morison George Francis Parsons David George Price Class of 193, John .Alexander Culley Theodore Morrison Curtis James Hoge Tyler, HI Richard Thomas Edwards Howell .Arthur Lamar [ 219 ] 19 3 2 CALYX HovT, Haines, Ortner, Morse, Haines, Wharton, Womeldorf, Shields, Ellis, Moore, Sullivan, Ball, Srulowitz, Vickers, Campbell, Watkins, Desha, Hoyt, Edwards [ 220 ] CALYX 1932 Tau Kappa lota Biological Founded, irashingtoi! and Lcc. 192 Fratres in Facultate Henry Donald Campbell Lucius Junius Desha James Lewis Howe William Dana Hovt Thomas Cobb Watkins Fratres in Universitate Class of 1932 Jack Willis Ball Frank Fearn Ellis William Dana Hovt, Jr. Carl Brannen Vickers George Wrav Morse Randolph Tucker Shields Harold Joseph Sullivan Class of 1933 William Wallace Barron Richard Alden Caldwell William Todd DeVan Richard Thomas Edwards EwiNG Perrin Harris Thomas Kerr Laird James Ravborx Moore Arthur Talmage Gunn, Jr. Henry Lippincott Haines John Summer Haines C. RY Frederick Irons Class of 1934 Charles Wesley Kaufman Frank Bell Lewis Alvin Bubbie Ortner Robert Ragsdale Smith Jack Srulowitz Augustus Pembroke Thomson John Andrew Womeldorf Fr. xz Edward Lund Victor Fray Marshall Marion Edward Porter George Manning Riley William Douglas Nelson Thomas [ 221 ] 19 3 2 CALYX Wilson, Wharton, Vickers, Shields, McNeil, Morse, Johnson, DouGHTiE, Ellis, Cook, Cathey, Desha, Srulowitz r 222 1 CALYX 1932 Chi Gamma Theta Chemistry — Local Founded. Washington and Lee, 1920 Fratres in Facultate Lucirs Junius Desha Norman Jackson Harrar James Lewis Howe Fratres in Universitate Class of jg. 2 Frank Henry Brady John Adams McNeil William Edward Cathey George Wray Morse Frank Fearn Ellis Randolph Tucker Shields Richard Thaddeus Doughtie Jack Srulowitz Eugene Johnson Charles Bancroft Taylor Carl Brannon Vickers Class of 1933 Richard Alden Caldwell Charles Wesley Kaufman James Frederick Cook James Burleson Wharton, Jr. Edward Junkix Wilson [ 223 ] 9 3 2 CALYX Magee, Barker, Cross, Cunningham. DOUBLEDAY, HoPPER, BaRGER, ClARK, Allen, Conner, Iredell, Capel, Cullev, Price, Fischer [ 224 ] CALYX 1932 Sigma Delta Chi Professional Journalistic Founded. Depainv University, 1909 Washington and Lee Chapter Established 1929 Fratres in Facultate Douglas Frederick Doubledav Carl Wood Fischer Oscar W. Riegel Fratres in Universitate Class of 1932 Claxton Edmonds Allen. Jr. John William Barger Joseph Creasy Conner Everett Nelson Cross Frank Harrison Cunningham Richard Thomas Hopper Lloyd Christian Iredell James Franklin Jones Joseph Bernard Magee David George Price William Shurtleff Barker William Clyde Capel Class of 1933 De Forest Edward Clark John Alexander Culley Class of 1934 Richard Bernard Sale, Jr. [ 225 ] 19 3 2 CALYX Houston, Shroder, Irvine, Thomas, Lynch, Duncan, Lyle, Ruff, Darby, Sanford, Leffell, Wallace, Burrows, Bowers, Calhoun, Atkinson, Student Chapter of American Society of Civil Engineers CusTis Lee Engineering Society Fratres in Facultate William Thomas Lyle Hale Houston Fratres in Universitate Old Men Cromwell Edwards Thomas Albert S. J. Atkinson, Jr. Clement Custer Bowers John Parker Burrows Frank Elbert Calhoun Jeb Stuart Darby, Jr. Charles Ellis Duncan Vess Edmund Irvine Robert Lacey Buffington Harry Donald Clark New Men William Otis Leffell Ernest Carlyle Lynch William Bauer McCoy James Orson Phelps, Jr. Richardson Harrison Ruff Claude Edward Sanford John Ford Shroder William Douglas Matthews William Haywood Moreland, Jr. Garland Greener Roach [ 226 ] CALYX 1932 Delta Sigma Rho Forensic Honor Society Founded, Unh ' crsity of Chicago, igo6 Washington and Lee Chapter Established igij Fratres in Facultate Marvin Grant Bauer Rupert Nelson Latture Fratres in Universitate Walter Kempton Jennings James Rayborn Moore Russell Oliver Morrow [ 227 ] 9 3 2 CALYX HiNTON, Love, Paxton, Annin, Crenshaw, Lynch, Broderick, King, RoYSTON, Kell, Flick [ 228 ] CALYX 19 3 2 Kappa Phi Kappa Professional Education Founded, Dartmouth, ig2i Omicron Chapter Established 1924 Officers Ernest Carlvle Lynch Presidenl John Joseph Broderick, Jr Vice-President Robert Wallace Annin Secretary William Miller Hinton Facultv Adviser Members Robert Wallace Annin John Joseph Broderick, Jr. Ollinger Crenshaw Walter Abraham Flick William Miller Hinton Eugene Johnson Robert Cuthbert Kell Luther Waddington King Charles Clement Love Ernest Carlyle Lynch James Kerr Osterman Earle Kerr Paxton Robert Winter Royston r 229 ] I 9 3 CALYX Annual Sigma Initiation Sigma Fratres IX Urbe J. L. Campbell M. D. Campbell C. S. Glasgow S. M. Graham Stuakt Moore M. W. Paxtox. Jr. W. C. Rafterv Richard A. Smith Harry K. Young Fratres in Universitate Old Men Stuart Lee Crenshaw John Frederick Ladd Hartwell Leigh Williams, Jr. Wilbur Wright Mattox Charles Earl Tilson New Men Frank Richard Bailey Harry Lewis Fitzgerald John Tallman Jarrett George Douglas McClure Hugh Graham Morison Patrick Mitchell Joseph Leitch Wright Harvey Pride James Rucker Ryland Samuel Bell Steves William Francis Stone Charles Bancroft Taylor James Pickens Walker [ 230 ] CALYX 1932 Clopton, Blake, Hoffman, Groner. Hoyt, Kell, Lamar, Thomas, Tucker, Hancock The Episcopal Club Washington and Lee University Officers Dr. Vincent Franks Rector William Miller Hinton Faculty Member Members Robert Wallace Annin Richard Anderson Banks Charles Hibbitt Blake James Wilford Clopton, Jr. Duncan Goldthwaite Groner Thomas Wright Hancock John Huffman William Dana Hoyt, Jr. Robert Cuthbert Kell Howell Arthur Lamar Franz Edward Lund Henry Vaughn Saunders James W. Anderson Smith Robert Ragsdale Smith W. Douglas Nelson Thomas Victor Franklin Tucker [ 231 ] 19 3 2 CALYX 13 Club Old Men Charles Jackson Biddle Malcolm Duncan Campbell, Jr. John Robert Hornor John Frederick Ladd Henry William MacKenzie Roy Leighton McKinney, Jr. John William McClure, Jr. Rosser Lynn Malone Eugene Pomeroy Martin Hugh Graham Morison George Algernon Speer, Jr. Edward Lewis Tonsmeire, Jr. Paul Hamilton Wofford, Jr. Joseph Leitch Wright New Men Joe Frank Bear Winston William Brown Albert Oglesby Burks John Alexander Culley Richard Thomas Edwards Ethelbert Henry Evans William Henry Wertz Harry Lewis Fitzgerald John Tallman Jarrett Claude Andrews LaVarre George Douglas McClure Harvey Pride James Pickens Walker [ 232 ] CALYX 19 3 2 Frank Richard Bailey Marshall Stokes Black 11 Club Old Men Stuart Lee Crenshaw Charles Bancroft Taylor Allan Southgate Carr Bernard Elliot Brennan Stuart Garner Edmonds New Men John Alexander Culley William Davis Gunter George Douglas McClure Robert Alexander Morris, Jr. [ 233 ] 19 3 2 CALYX Pi Alpha Nu Officers Mathew Peel Rivers Carl Webster Bear. .President Secretarv-Treasurer Raymond Ade C. W. Bear M. P. Burks, III H. W. Butler M. D. Campbell, Jr. J. W. Clopton J. H. Cooke J. H. Cover J. H. Durham S. M. Engelhardt, Jr. L. A. Faudree W. W. FOWLKES J. S. Haines J. M. Harrison H. O. Hazell V. E. Irvine W. E. Kliefoth W. P. Medcalf Old Men J. F. Cook M. H. Crighton J. A. CULLEY E. E. Ferguson L. M. Garrison J. F. Ladd E. P. Martin L. L. McGraw R. L. McKinney M. P. Rivers J. S. Snyder, Jr. G. A. Speer, Jr. K. E. Spencer, Jr. C. B. Taylor C. E. TiLSON E. C. Tonsmiere, Jr. H. L. Williams P. B. WiNFREE, Jr. J. L. Wright New Men A. A. Bolen J. E. Bridges J. H. Cheatham C. C. Collier C. B. Nance M. F. Pearson P. B. Safford C. F. Suter H. C. Taylor J. Walker, Jr. R. D. Whitley W. L. Wilson [ 234 ] CALYX 1932 White Friars Officers William Francis Stone Joseph Burleson Wharton.. President Secretary-Treasurer John Dravo Bliss Theodore M. Curtis W. B. Donham R. T. Edwards W. C. Edwards Xew Men F. C. Bryant C. P. Crawley H. M . Dyer A. G. Dennison F. L. Fox J. A. Hanpley L. E. Hardwick M . L . Harris A. G. Harwood J. D. McCulley F. L. Patton C. A. Pritchard c. H. Reasor F. X. Sager T. A. . Shaw Old Men G. W. Flack J. V. Freeman H. B. Heaps A. R. Jones C. A. LaVarre T. N. Lane, Jr. C. E. Long, Jr. H. W. Mackenzie G. W. McClure J. W. McClure, Jr. R. L. Malone, Jr. W. F. Methvin W. J. Pound Harvey Pride A. P. Sale R. B. Skeen W. F. Stone C. B. Vickers J. B. Wharton, Jr. A. H. Wofford H. F. Smith L. F. ViOLETT Henry Waller, Jr. D. E. Wallis F. J. Young [ 235] 932 CALYX Committees on Christian Work Officers William W. Morton Faculty Cliainiian Howell Arthur Lamar Student Secretary Student Members Theodore Morrison Curtis Joseph Bernard Magee Eli Finkei.stein . Rov Leighton McKinnev, Jr. Joseph Jerome Frampton Randolph Tucker Shields, Jr. Howell Arthur Lamar Frank Sampson Smith Clarence Pendleton Lee, Jr. Victor Franklin Tucker Faculty Members Dr. Lucius Junius Desha Earl Stansbury Mattingly Frank J. Gilliam William W. Morton Hale Houston Paul M. Penick Dr. James Lewis Howe Dr. Robert Henry Tucker Clayton Epes Williams [ 236 ] CALYX 9 3 2 Five Year Club Officers CoLLETTE Henry Munger, Jr President John Henry Walker Vice-President Hartwell Leigh Williams, Jr Secretary-Treasurer James M alone McKnight Historian Members R. C. Conner D. F. Crossen P. O. Dickey R. T. Topper Sidney Keller L. W. King J. M. McKnight J. A. McNeil H. L. Williams, Jr. J. R. Magee H. R. Mahler J. B. Merrick Eugene Johnson C. H. MuN ' GER, Jr. C. H. Paddock J. S. Teggart, Jr. J. H. Walker A. D. Zachary, Jr. f 237 ] r932 CALYX Rifle Club Officers Dr. M. H. Stowe President C. A. LaVarre ] ice-President R. B. Champlin Secretary-Treasurer Varsity Schedule February 24 — Washington and Lee 1290; University of Virginia 1269 Marcli 4 — Washington and Lee 1288; North CaroHna State 1296 March 5 — Washington and Lee 1307; West Point (by mail) 1351 March 11 — Washington and Lee 1307; Davidson (by mail) 1337 V. P. L (by telegraph) 1373 Team of W. and L. Rifle Club March 15 — Washington and Lee 1286; Lynchburg Home Guard 1268 March 21 — -Washington and Lee 1289; Winchester National Guard 1321 March 23— Washington and Lee 1329; Staunton National Guard 1228 I 238 ] SOCIETY ■ W t ' ' : IV JOHN MARK GLEN FIRST as a lawyer, but secondly and more im- portant as one of the country ' s greatest hu- manitarians and as a director of many social boards, he is one of Washington and Lee ' s most eminent devotees. CALYX 9 3 2 The Cotillion Club Officers John Robkrt Horxok Robert Doran Walker. - President .Secretary-Treasurer J. F. Bear M. S. Black J. Clopton, Jr. J. D. COPEN HAVER T. O. Cremin, Jr. Old Men S. L. Crenshaw S. G. Edmonds W. C. Edwards E. A. Evans W. D. GUNTER J. T. Jarrett C. A. Johnson. Jr. J. R. Hornor W. T. HOMBERG W. C. Knopf. Jr. H. A. Lamar C. A. LaVarre R. L. McKinney, Jr. W. H Mackenzie, Jr. H. G. Morison E. A. Nesbitt W. J. Newland E. A. NucKOLs, Jr. C. H. Paddock R. R. Russell J. R. Ryland S. B. Steves B. A. Street W. F. Stone A. D. Symonds C. B. Taylor L. L. TiGNOR J. H. Tyler J. P. Walker R. D. Walker S. W. Wise P. H. Wofford New Men J. P. Baker C. W. Bear B. E. Brennan W. W. Brown T. H. Cheatham R. S. Crenshaw J. D. Dye R. B. C. DeLaMater T. W. Graves V. V. Harris C. O. Hearox, Jr. J. F. Jones G. C. McKowN G. E. Parsons R. S. Robinson W. M. Robinson R. B. Safford H. P. Smith J. D. Sparks Everett Tucker. Jr. ' . F. TrcKER Henry Waller, Jr. W. H. ' ertz P. B. Winfree. Jr. W. L. Wilson r 243 ] 19 3 2 CALYX W. H. Wood Everett Tucker R. W. Kei.logg J. E. Sophomore Cotillion LED BY K. R. Cole with Miss Laura Hughes ASSISTED BY R. F. Faulkxer with Miss Mary Harper Committees Finance J. Hunter Jones, chairman J. H. Cheatham W. P. Medcalf W. E. Kliefoth H. O. Hazell R. J. Coke, Jr. Henry Waller F. C. Bryant D. R. Wallace W. C. Johnston Gucenheim J. E. Brydges R. B. Sale R. I. Bull R. W. Grafton J. M. Harrison H. H. Shaw B. E. Brennan Reception H. P. Smith, chairman Decoration R. B. Stafford, chair)nau J. D. McCully Refreshment A. A. DoDDS, chairman R. G. West Invitation L. R. Chase, chairman J. W. Dexter Music W. D. Matthew, chairman J. W. Cochran M. O. Forsyth John Hoffman F. L. Fox J. P. Baker B. D. Sl MMERSON V. F. Tucker R. S. Crenshaw M. Frank Pearson r 24 4 CALYX 1932 Cotillion Club Thanksgiving Dance LED BY J. R. HoRNOR with Miss Mary Welch ASSISTED BY R. D. Walker with Miss Anne Brown Committees Finance J. T. Jarrett a. D. Symonds H. G. Morrison W. F. Stone M. S. Black C. A. LaVarre J. F. Bear VV. C. Knopf W. J. Newland S. G. Edmunds E. M. Nuckols Floor S. B. Steves S. L. Crenshaw Reception H. L. Williams J. P. Walker S. W. Wise T. O. Cremin H. A. Lamar J. H. Tyler C. A. Johnson L. L. TiGNOR R R. Russell Decoration W. C. Edwards J. R. Ryland C. B. Taylor C. H. Paddock J. D. CoPEX haver R. L. McKinney E. H. Evans Invitation W. T. Homberg W. D. Gunter B. A. Street P. H. Wofford J. W. Clopton E. a. Xesbitt H, W. AIacKexzie [ 245 ] 19 3 2 CALYX Junior Prom LED BY J. F. Bear with Mii s Dorothy Bear ASSISTED BY M. Peel Rivers with Miss Mildred Chownixg Committees Finance G. D. McClure, chairman W. T. Romberg H. L. Fitzgerald A. D. Symonds G. W. Flack J. D. Bliss Decoration H. A. Lamar, chairman C. A Johnson W. S. Farmer J. F. Watlington C. H. Darden J. R. Ryland J. B. Wharton Invitation T. M. Curtis, chairman A. O. Burks W. F. Methvin J. F. Cook C. S. Woods W. D. GUNTER P. B. WiNFREE B. A. Farber J. D. Copenhaver R. T. Edwards E. H. Evans E. M. Nuckols, Jr. C. A. LaVarre L. M. Garrison M. H. Crighton, Jr. F. E. Calhoun W. W. Brown H. B. Abramson E. J. Abbott J. P. Walker C. D. Chichester Robert Bricken Arrangements C. W. Bear, chairman J. A. Culley M. S. Black R. D. Walker S. G. Edmonds W. T. Devan S. L. Clark, Jr. Floor J. T. Jarrett, chairman Harvey Pride G. P. Goldenberg E. J. Bacon A. H. WOFFARD T. O. Cremin N. R. Collins Reception W. W. Hawkins, Jr., chairman H. W. Butler L. M. Lee, Jr. S. B. Steves W. J. Pound F. J. Burkhart J. S. Snyder Refreshment W. H. Wertz, chairman X. W. Brent J. R. Moore W. F. Symonds K. E. Davis W. M. Robinson [ 240 1 CALYX 1932 Fancy Dress Ball LED BY J. D. Sparks with Miss Ellen Kent Millsaps ASSISTED BY p. H. WoFFORD with Miss Mary Christine Hughes Washington Group J. D. Sparks H. L. Fitzgerald G. A. Speer M. p. Burks S. L. Crenshaw F. G. SWINK Light Horse Harry Lee Group P. H. W ' OFFORD J. R. HdRNOR H. W. Mackenzie V. W. Hawkins, Jr. C. E. TiLSON O. R. CUNDIFF H. L. Williams, Jr. Lafayette Group H. G. Morison G. F. Parsons R. L. McKlNNEY J. W. Ball F. H. Cunningham W. K. Jennings C. E. Long, Jr. Rochambeau Group R. L. Malone, Jr. A. S. Carr J. F. Ladd D. G. Price F. R. Bailey G. V. Rosenberg P. B. WiNFREE, Jr. Governor Clinton Group J. R. HoRNOR J. D. CoPEx haver Haven Walton J. W. Barger W. J. Xewland T. M. Curtis H. G. Dollahite, Jr. Alexander Hamilton Group K. E. Spencer W. H. Mathis Raymond Ade G. W. Hewson Eli Finkelstein J. B. Clopton H. B. He. ps [ 247 ] 19 3 2 CALYX  . «  13 Club Dance LED BY Paul H. Wofford Jr., with Miss Mary Christine Hughes ASSISTED BY M. D. Campbell, Jr., with E. C. Tonsmeire J. F. Ladd Harvey Pride J. P. Walker, Jr. H. L. Fitzgerald C. J. BiDDLE G. A. Speer, Jr. E. H. Evans C. A. LaVarre Committees Finance H. G. Morrison, chairman Reception R. L. McKiNNEY, Jr., chairman Floor E. P. Martin, chairman J. A. CULLEY Invitation H. W. McKenzie, Jr., chairman [ 248 ] J. F. Bear G. D. McClure J. R. HORNOR R. T. Edwards J. W. McClure, Jr. J. L. Wright W. H. H. Wertz, H A. O. Burks J. T. Jarrett CALYX 19 3 2 Cotillion Club Easter Dance LED BY J. R. HoRNOR with Miss Martha Hornor ASSISTED BY R. D. Walker with Committees Finance H. G. Morrison J. P. Walker R. R. Russell J. W. Clopton J. F. Jones W. L. Wilson S. L. Crenshaw Carl Bear John Cheatham P. B. Winfree J. D. Copexhaver A. D. Symonds Floor J. R. Ryland E. a. Nesbitt S. G. Edmunds V. F. Tucker S. B. Steves R. L. McKinney T. O. Cremin J. H. Tyler W. F. Stone B. H. Brennan E. H. Evans H. L. Williams Reception S. W. Wise J. F. Bear W. C. Edwards V. V. Harris W. H. Wertz W. D. Gunter M. S. Black E. M. Nuckols C. B. Taylor W. M. Robinson Everett Tucker J. B. Baker Decoration C. H. Paddock R. B. C. DeLaMater R. S. Robinson W. C. Knopf G. C. McKowx J. T. Jarrett G. F. Parsons R. B. Safford R. S. Crenshaw W. J. Newland C. A. Lavarre W. W. Brown Inz ' itation T. W. Graves C. O. Hearon L. L. Tignor H. A. Lamar J. D. Sparks H. W. MacKenzie W. T. Homberg J. H. Walker C. A. Johnson J. D. Dye P. H. Wofford B. A. Street r 249 19 3 2 CALYX E. P. Martin, Jr., President Finals Week Committee M. D. Campbell, Jr. C. B. ViCKERS J. A. HORXOR H. G. MoRisoN P. H. WOFFORD J. L. Wright R. Ade J. D. Sparks C. L. Taylor J. W. McClure, Jr. Eli Finkelstein F. G. SWINK J. F. Ladd M. P. Burks, 111 r 250 ] CALYX 1932 Taylor. Finkelstein, WoFFORD. Burks, Morison, Ade, Ladd, Hornor, SwixK, Wright, Vickers, Martin, Campbell, McClure, Sparks WITH an unprecedented number of visitors, combined with a large number of the student body, the 1932 Finals goes down in history as one of the most successful dance sets. Many novelties in decorations were used, and the orchestra received much favorable comment. The first activities of the set began on the night of June 3, when the Inter- fraternity Ball, led by Jack Ball, was held in the g mnasium. A new scheme of decorations was carried out for this dance in blue and white colors. On the morning of June 4. the Pan-White Friar dansant was held. The annual atifair was led by William Stone, President of the ' hite Friars, and Peel Rivers, President of the Pi Alpha Nus. In the afternoon of the day, the Delta Upsilon fraternity gave a tea dance at their house. Part of the Finals orchestra played for this dance. Following the tea dance, the annual boat races between the Albert Sydney and Harrv Lee crews was the scene of interest on the North River. That night Leigh Williams and Miss Grace Mayo, of Norfolk, led the figure for the Sigma German. The customary Sigma was formed. Decorations for this dance, remained blue and white. The Pi Kappa Phi and Phi Kappa Psi fraternities entertained at a joint dance during the afternoon of June 6. The Senior-z lumni Ball was held in the gym- nasium that night. This dance was led b. - a group of prominent alumni and Cy Young, alumni secretary, and the Seniors were led by Joe right. Following a fraternit - dance on June 6. came the Final Ball, which was the high spot in the set ' s activities. A new type of decoration was seen at this dance. The figure of Final Ball, designed by Mrs. Lucius Desha, was led by Eugene Martin, President of Finals, with Miss Margaret Colb, of Baltimore, : Iaryland. [ 251 ] 19 3 2 CALYX Interfraternity Dance Friday, June Third LED BY John W. Ball with Miss Betty Ball, of Jacksonville, Fla. ASSISTED BY Allen S. Carr with Miss Betty Matthews, of Thomaston, Ga. Committees Finance J. W. Ball, chairman E. P. Martin J. W. McClure R. L. McKinney C. B. Vickers A. G. Peery J. L. Wright C. B. Taylor Recefttion A. S. Carr, chairman L. H. Richmond E. H. Evans T. M. Curtis H. T. Jones J. W. Clopton W. R. Howell R. R. Russell Floor M. p. Burks, III, chairman K. E. Spencer J. R. Hornor J. V. Freeman J. K. Osterman R. L. Malone, Jr. William White J. L. Broderick Decoratio)i W. C. Edwards, chairman Raymond Ade E. F. Wicke G. A. Speer Robert Bricken G. V. Rosenberg E. C. Tonsmeire L. S. Farmer Music Eli Finkelstein chairman R. O. Parmelee F. C. Cunningham B. A. Farber R. W. Annin J. F. Bear C. E. Long C. J. Biddle [ 202 1 CALYX 19 3 2 Pi Alpha Nu - White Friar Dansant LED BY W. F. Stone with Miss Rebecca Atkinson ASSISTED BY M. P. Rivers with Committees C. W. Bear R. L. McKiNNEY, Jr. G. A. Speer, Jr. A. H. WOFFORD A. P. Sale C. B. Vickers Finance M. P. Burks, III, chairman J. F. Ladd Arrangements E. P. Martin, Jr., chairman C. B. Taylor Decorations J. L. Wright, Jr., chairman H. L. Fitzgerald Floor C. E. Long, Jr., chairman J. D. Bliss Reception J. B. Wharton, Jr., chairman J. W. McClure Invitation T. M. Curtis, chairman W. B. Don HAM [ 2.53 ] R. Ade J. F. Cook J. S. Snyder W. J. Pound R. L. Malone W. F. Methvin 9 3 2 CALYX Sigma German LED BY H. L. Williams with Miss Grace Mayo ASSISTED BY J. F. Ladd with Committees Finance S. L. Crenshaw, clwirnian J. R. Ryland W. F. Stone Floor W. W. Mattox, chairman Patrick Mitchell F. R. Bailey H. G. MoRisoN G. D. McClure Reception C. E. TiLsoN, chairman J. P. Walker C. B. Taylor Harvey Pride J. L. Wright S. B. Steves J. T. Jarrett [ 254 ] CALYX 1932 enior B J. F. Laud Eli Finkelsteix LED BY J. L. Wright with Miss Sunshine Bailey ASSISTED BY M. P. Burks with Miss Rose Beverly Bear AND J. W. Ball with Miss Margaret Ann Moreland AND W. C. Knopf with Committees Finance L. L. TiGNOR, chairman R. L. McKiNNEY J. H. Bailey C. B. Taylor E. D. ToNSMiERE. Jr. Raymond Ade P. H. WOFFORD, Jr. J. R. HORNOR C. H. Paddock R. O. Parmelee R. H. Ruff M. D. Campbell J. D. Sparks Jr. Reception W. R. Howell, chairman W. H. Mathis G. V. Rosenberg F. G. Swink R. L. Malone R. R. Russell W. C. Cremin H. G. Morrison B. A. Street C. B. ' ickers E. N. Cross J. S. Lewis W. C. Edwards J. W. Clopton W. W. Hunzicker Invitation W. F. Stone, chairman V. J. Newland H. L. Williams G. F. Parson S. W. Wise J. K. Osterman Patrick Mitchell G. A. Speer E. p. L rtin L, C. Harrell J. W. McClure R. O. Morrow Decorations C. E. Long, chairman S. L. Crenshaw W. W. Mattox F. R. Bailey P. A. Holstein H. J. Burke K. E. Spencer H. W. L cKENZIE H. M. LacDonald E. A. Nesbitt T. F. Tones A. P. Sale [ 255] 19 3 2 CALYX Final Ball R. Ade M. P. Burks. Ill J. R. HORNOR E. FiNKELSTEIN LED BY Eugene P. Martin, Jr., with Miss Margarjit Kolb ASSISTED BY Carl B. Vickers with Miss Jean Chewning AND Malcolm D. Campbell, Jr., with Committees Exccuthe F. Swink J. F. Ladd H. G. MoRisoN J. W. McClure, Jr. P. H. Wofford, Jr. J. D. Sparks J. L. Wright C. B. Taylor W. C. Edwards H. W. Mackenzie, Jr. F. R. Bailey R. L. Malone, Jr. W. W. Mattox L. L. TiGNOR G. V. Rosenberg M. W. MacDonald K. E. Spencer R. L. McKinney, Jr. R. O. Parmelee J. W. Clopton Floor H. L. Williams, Jr. C. E. TiLSON Invitation H. B. Heaps O. R. CUNDIFF E. C. Tonsmeire, Jr. Arrangements R H. RuFF R. O. Morrow M. R. Louis P. A. HOLSTEIN J. W. Ball W. C. Knopf, Jr. G. A. Speer, Jr. R. W. Annin J. A. McVay C. E. Long, Jr. R. R. Russell J. C. Conner W. R. Howell R. W. Phillips J. V. Freeman [ a.-iG ] BEAUTY Miss Henrietta Thompson ' % Miss Anna Willis Miss Ellen Kent Millsaps ' : I ' VfV; .3:. ' yit ' jsirj .f i a a ii Miss Dorothy Furr ' H miv., f Miss Electra Waggoner 4 ,,;U:::v: - y-i-y ■; Miss Rosa Russell %, Miss Bernardene Johnson Miss Mary Tyson Murphy Miss RANCEs Darden Miss Zellda O ' Brien Miss Roberta Munger pr FEATURES JAMES HARDY DILLARD HIS great work in the field of education has been portrayed by his work as a professor, as an author and as a member of various educa- tional boards • • • So his picture is portrayed here as one of Washington and Lee ' s most prominent graduates. Thu 1932 Fancy Uress Ball selected a Washington theme in order to partici- pate in the nation-wide bi- centennial commemoration uf the birth of George Washington. This set was the twenty -sixth annua dance that has been given here since Miss Annie White first gave a Fancy Dress Ball in 1907. ' W F ' ■■ % ' ' ri Lower jH Left to right: r Jiiseph Bear ■ John Ladd _ ' | M Harry Fitzgerald 1 James D. Sparks 1 Martin P. Burks fl l red Swink 1 Stuart Crenshaw M and their ladies upper Left: e Misses, Louise Morris, Christine Hughes, Ellen Kent Millsaps, Dorothy Bear Upper Right Mr. ilartin P. Burks with Miss Louise Morris Lower Left Mr. James D. Sparks with Miss Ellen Kent Millsaps Lower Right Mr. Paul Wofford with Miss Christine Hughes 1 1: mt j r iki. 1 jmH ' ' IHIII ■fv % 1 % . ■ ■ B feMMgf Si ' iF - ' i ' ' -Ji Mr. Charles Lung with Miss Esther Shoupe Upt er Right Mr. Joe Bear with Miss Dorothy Bear Lozvcr Left Mr. Kenneth Spencer with Miss Agnes Stokes Ltnvcr Right Mr. Robert Hornor with Miss Ehzabeth Hicks Uff Uptn Center Loner Left: Mr. Rosser Maloiie Miss Elizabeth Walker Right : Mr. Leighton McKiniiey with Miss Jane Cockrill Mr. Graham Morison with Miss Helen Summers Left: Mr. Harry Fitzgerald with Sliss Eleanor Phillips Lo ' ccer Riiilit : Mr. William Hawkins with Miss Em Green Some campus leaders snapped in- formally. Snorter Morison, Judge Burks, Harry Fitzgerald, Bob Hornor, Chatter-box Cross. Clopton in a storm, Dibbs Carr and Wu Mac- Kenzie, Tex Tilson, Snakey-Joe Williams, Fruit-Cake Boy Wonder Howell, and Jim Sparks. Bailey, The Gene Martin The unveiling of the McCormack statue took place in the early part of the fall of 1931. All the McCormack family attended as did a number of other celebrated people, including Governor Pollard of Virginia. Luncheon was held on the campus and in the gymnasium where interesting speeches were heard. Xewsreels were taken throughout the day, while the celebration was concluded with a pageant on the old McCormack farm just north of Lexington. « ' - Willi ¥f u. A large crowd witnessed a hard fought battle with the Blue Devils of Duke. The excitement at the game was aug- mented by the presence of the Duke band and the original Devil. Karl Fischer cov- ered the game from the new press box. The Thanksgiving dances with the game, made the week-end both enjoyable and exciting. if ;-?ir J Some other well-known men on the campus. The crashers . . . bathing beauties . . . the morning after the night before . . . Tex in his element . . . the sleeping beauty . . . one of the campus freaks . . . the ' irginia Creeper and her new crew . . . cupid . . . the coal tender. Baseball game . . . fraternity tire . . . goats . . . Ladd ' s tools . Price and Adelson were also there . . . IJabe . . The dic- tator . . . shines ... a Strangler. s S ' Bravo! Satch Long ... the procession ... the victorious crew . Ashworth ' s last stand . . • Wilcox comes back . . . Ash- worth ' s maid in waiting . . . the old swimming hole . . . going to get it . . . Finals group 1931 . . . alrmni luncheon . . . the Mc- Cormack reaper exhibition. , ATHLETICS ii ri- ' 1 -vj ■ . -f u ' {■;.• JOSHUA FRY BULLITT • AS an attorney he has succeeded in after life, just as he did in college as a member of one of Washington and Lee ' s most famous baseball teams • • • So, as a picture of him remains in the minds of his classmates, is this one given to the present student body to remember one of her great athletes. CALYX 19 3 2 Mitchell, Mattox, Tilson, F ' ixkelsteix, Bailey The Athletic Council Officers C. E. Tilson President W. W. Mattox J ' icc-Prcsident E. Finkelsteix Secretary-Treasurer Members-at-Large Faculty Members Pat Mitchell R. G. Campbell F. R. Bailey Forest Fletcher Alumni Members C. S. Glasgow L. J. Rauber L. C. WiTTEX R- S. HUTCHESON [ 291 ] I , ' 9 3 2 CALYX Monogram Club S. S. MosovicH J. A. Hanley E. H. Bacon R. A. Morris W. G. Grove A. H. WOFFORD E. A. Nesbitt A. A. BOLEN C. E. TiLsox F. R. Bailev S. S. MosovicH J. H. Sawyers L. H. VioLETT, Jr. H. L. Williams Jr. J. T. Jarrett W. F. Methvin H. L. Fitzgerald E. N. Cross K. R. RouTON S. G. Edmonds Eugene Johnson Ray Ade W. B. Sheppard H. L. Williams T. M. Curtis J. J. Broderick N. M. Gladden W. D. N. Thomas C. E. Thomas J. K. OSTERMAN J. L. Wright Pat Mitchell R. T. Robertson N. R. Collins V. F. Tucker P. J. Seraphine, Jr. D. E. Nichols Football T. BOLAND W. H. Wertz Pat Mitchell S. Steves W ' . W. Mattox J. A. Sawyers F. G. Almon Basketball P. E. HOL SPK J. T. Jarrett V. H. Griewank B H. J. Burke T. O. Cremin, Jr. E. S. Richardson J. W. Richardson H. R. Mahler E. UUNCAN . Sanders M. P. Rivers . F. Cook E. L. Steven Wrestling W. L. Flagg H. B. Abramson C. A. Pritchard Box I NX, J. Srulowitz E. P. Mincher L. W. Martin C. E. TiLSON Swimming J. C. Harris r 292 ] E. P. Martin F. R. Bailey N. R. Collins H. Pride L. H. Wilson H. L. Williams J. F. Ladd (Manager) P. A. Holstei n D. S. Hostetter C. B. Taylor (Manager) H. L. Williams E. P. Martin, Jr. H. J. Burke B. R. Wilson, Jr. W. W. Mattox M. -W. Thibodeau ■1 E. W. Stapleton F. Violett, Jr. W. Owen (Manager) R. Bailey B, Fangvoner G. A. Speer E. Finkelstein G. A. Fleece (Manager) G. V. Craddock J. C. Armout A. W. Phelps E. H. Evans W. W. Mattox W. H. Mathis C. E. Tilson A. H. Wofford W. S. Farmer W. J. Pound R. L. McKinney, Jr. P. H. Wofford, Jr. (Manager) M. P. Rivers CALYX 1932 Coach James DeHart Football I931-I932 IN the fall of 1931, Jimmy DeHart left his coaching duties at Duke University, and came back to Washington and Lee to assume the position left vacant by former coach Eugene Oberst. Mr. DeHart found that he had a prodigious task to perform as he was to change the method of play from the Rockne system to that of his own. The fact that at the end of the year Washington and Lee emerged with the State Championship is proof enough as to how he overcame this difficulty. The Generals got ofif to a flying start by defeating Hampden-Sydney College 32-0, which put the student body in high spirits and lent moral support to the players. On October 3rd the over-jubilant Generals had quite a startling reverse when Davidson downed them 7-0 on our home field. The fact that the Generals gained four times as much in yardage will always serve to soften the defeat. Following this unhappy event the Generals packed up and took a trip where they met with two startling defeats ; the University of Kentucky and the University of West Virginia. In the Kentucky game the teams were evenly matched, except for one of the Kentucky backs who seemed to run wild throughout the entire game, and when the final whistle blew, the game was theirs with a score of 45-0. The expe- rience at West Virginia proved equally as heart-breaking as the Generals were again defeated. The score this time being 19-0. Home-coming occurred on October 24, and it was a gala day for the Generals. Our ancient rivals, the LTniversity of Virginia, brought a strong team over, and [ 293 ] f ' ' i LADD MANAGER JONES HEAD CHEER LEADER RYLAND JUNIOR. MANAGER HANLEY-E were fully prepared to administer another stinging defeat to the much disheartened Generals. But the day turned out to be a walk away for W. and L. as they marched time after time through the Wahoo aggregation. The final score was 18-0. The last day of October found the Generals in Nor- folk matched against one of the strongest teams that it played the entire season, William and Mary. Although the game ended in a scoreless tie, this was the contest that decided that the title of State Champions should rest upon the shoulders of Washington and Lee. By now the Generals were functioning with machine- like precision, which was well corroborated by the outcome SAWYERS H-B STEVENS C WOFFORD T of the next two games. Virginia Polytechnic Institute was easily defeated by a score of 6-0. It was the first time in several years that W. and L. had put the pants on V. P. I., and the success proved quite gratifying. Next in line came the Princeton Tigers. The Generals upset all the dope and expectations by charging through the Tigers for a victory of 6-0. The entire contest was a wonderful exhibition of football. At College Park the much cherished Generals again proved their salt, but were defeated 13-7 by Maryland. The last game of the season was lost to Duke, 6-0. This game BO WILSON QB MOSOVICH E MATTOX H-B MORRIS T NESBITT- G ended the season, and, although it was a defeat, the season was in itself a success. The Generals team loses many of its hest men this year, such as: Mitchell and Bailey (co-captains), Mattox, Tilson. Martin, Nesbitt, MacDonald, and Stephens. How- ever the prospects for next year are very good with fifteen lettermen back, and a wealth of good Sophomore material available. With such good material the season of 1932 should be nearly perfect. Weighing everything, all in all, it seems that the Gen- erals are on the upgrade. Here ' s wishing them a bright and victorious season. COLLINS F-B Results Sept. 26 — W. L 2 ; Hampden-Sydney Oct. 3— VV. L o : Davidson 7 Oct. 10 — W. L o; Kentucky 45 Oct. 17 — W. L o; West Virginia ig Oct. 24 — W. L 18 ; Virginia Oct. 31 — W. L o; William and Mary Nov. 7— W. L 6; V. P. I n Nov. 14 — W. L 6; Princeton o Nov. 23 — W. L 7 ; Maryland 13 Nov. 28— W. L ; Duke 6 STATE CHAMPIONS I BAILEY F-B BOLAND MARTIN Q BOLEN Monogram Men TILSON S. S. MosovicH J. A. Hanley E. H. Bacon R. A. Morris W. G. Grove A. H. WOFFORD E. A. Nesbitt A. A. BOLEN T. BOLAND C. E. TiLSON p. Mitchell S. B. Steves W. W. Mattox J. H. Sawyers F. G. Almon E. P. Martin F. R. Bailey N. R. Collins H. Pride L. H. Wilson W. H. Wertz PRIDE G MITCHELL C GROVE T CALYX 1932 Coach Ray Ellerman THE 1931-32 basketball season saw but two letter-men ready for service, Jarrett at forward, and Holbrook at guard. Sawyers, Wilson, Steinberg, and Mosovich came up from the ranks of the championship freshman team, and from football, Bailey was drafted to jump center. The season was marked by well-played games at home, and an occasional hard fought victory away from home. It opened with two practice games against the Shawnee Club, and Salem Independ- ents. The former was defeated by the score of 34-8, while the latter, amateur champions of this section, were overwhelmed by the final count of 60-25. After the Christ- mas holidays, St. Johns was the first team met. and they were defeated, 22-15. One of the most thrilling games ever seen on the local floor was witnessed when Maryland, Southern Con- ference champions, was met in the first conference game of the season. At the end of the regulation time the score was tied 36-36. At the end of two overtime periods. Maryland won, 42-38. The next night the tired Generals traveled to Charlottesville and Virginia won, 25-11. V. P. I. was met in the next conference game, and the Gobblers were defeated. 28-18. Then came two defeats in a row away from home, one by Xavier University, 28-23. and by the University of Kentucky. The Generals braced and defeated North Carolina State, 20-15, by means of a strong defense. A few nights later, Duke won in the last thirty seconds, the final count being 30-27. For the second consecutive year the Blue and White defeated West Virginia University, this time bv a score of 31-30. William and Mary, Virginia Conference champions, was the victim of a 31-17 onslaught. V. P. I. was then met at Blacksburg and the Generals held the Gobblers to three field goals, but lost, 22-16, when V. P. I. made 16 points by means of free throws. The team then went on the road, lost to Maryland, defeated Duke 21-12 (thereby being the only team to beat them on their home floor this season), and lost to N. C. State and North Carolina University. The last home game was against the University of Virginia and the Generals showed a real fighting spirit then, after trailing, 13-5, they tied the score at the end of the regulation time, and won m the overtime. 2i-i7- Prospects for next year are very bright, with all the letter men due to return, and an exceptionally strong freshman squad coming up. BASKET- BALL [ 299 ] Utixy Cp JLKJl --i u.-tLA y SAUERBRUN MOSOVICH HOLBROOK JARR.ET 9 3 2 CALYX Front rozv: Wilson, Mosovich, Holbrook, Bailev, Jarrett, Burke, Violett, Back row: Helderman (Coach), Cuomo, Sawyer, Saurbaum, Griewank, Steinburg, King, Haas, Taylor. R. E. Ellerman Coach C. B. Taylor Senior Manager J. D. CoPEN haver Junior Manager F. R. Bailey S. S. MosoviCH J. H. Sawyers Monogram Men L. H. Violett, Jr. P. E. Holbrook J. T. Jarrett V. H. Griewank C. B. Taylor (Manager) December December January January January January January January January February February February February February February February February February February ' 31- ' 31- ' 32- ' 32- ' 32- ' 32- ' 32- ' 32- ' 32- ' 32 ' ' 32- ' 32- ' 32- ' 32- ' 32- ' 32- ' 32- ' 32- ' 32- -Washington -Washington -Washington -Washington -Washington -Washington -Washington -Washington -Washington -Washington -Washington -Washington -Washington -Washington -Washington -Washington -Washington -Washington -Washington Schedule and Lee 34 ; and Lee 60 ; and Lee 17 ; and Lee 22 ; and Lee 38 ; and Lee 11 ; and Lee 28 ; and Lee 23 ; and Lee 28 ; and Lee 20 ; and Lee 27 ; and Lee 31 ; and Lee 31 ; and Lee 16 ; and Lee 19 ; and Lee 21 ; and Lee 21 ; and Lee 19 ; and Lee 21 ; [ 302 ] Shawnee Athletic Club 8 Salem Independents 25 St. Johns 22 Lenoir Rhyne 15 Maryland 42 Virginia 25 V. P. 1 18 Xavier University 28 Kentucky 48 N. C. State 15 Duke 30 West Virginia 30 William and Mary 27 V. P. 1 22 Maryland 49 Duke 12 N. C. State 30 N. C. U 27 Virginia 19 CALYX 1932 Coach R. A. Smith THE 1 93 1 baseball season was one of the best Washington and Lee has enjoyed for several years. The team won twelve and lost five games, also finished in a tie with V. M. I. for second place in Sonthern Conference Tri-State League. North Carolina University finished first by defeating North Carolina State in the final game of the season. The season was begun in an auspicious manner when Jack Jarrett shut out Georgetown LTniversity 8-0, allowing only three hits. Methvin. a left-hander, did equally as well when he shut out Bridgewater four days later 12-0. Injuries handicapped the team severely in mid-season, and during this time one game was lost to University of North Carolina 8-7, and two games to the LTniversity of Maryland, who was afterwards defeated twice. Only one game was lost within the state, and this was to V. P. I. at Blacksburg. The Generals defeated them later, 8-2, thereby getting first claim to the State title. The two feature games on the schedule were the two Commencement games with the University of Maryland, the Generals winning both at College Park and Lexington, 6-5 and 4-3. The work of the whole infield and the ]iitching of Jarrett were the bright spots in the team ' s play. The team was managed by Wilbur Owen of South Boston, Virginia, and W. C. Edwards, Junior Manager. It was coached by R. A. Smith. BASEBALL rvv A [ 303 ] . ROUTON MATTOX STAPLETON March 23 — W. L 8; Georgetown o March 27— W. L 12 ; Bridgewater March 30— W. L i ; Maryland 3 April I— W. L ; Dartmouth (Rain) April 3— W. L 8; N. C. U 2 April 4— W. L 6; N. C. State i April 6— W. L ; William Mary (Rain) April 9 — W. L 9; Virginia 2 April 13— W. L 7; N. C. U 8 P - FITZGERALD , E.RICHARDSON p s • BURKE J.RICHARDSON , 17— W. L 6; William Mary 5 21— W. L 6; V. P. 1 7 24 — W. L 6; Maryland 10 25— W. L 27— W. L 6; 50-W. L 5 : 7— W. L 15— VV. L 9 Navy 7 Elon 9 N. C. State 2 V. P. 1 2 Virginia r Games During Finals 6— W. L 6: Maryland 5 i — W. L 4 ; Maryland 3 WILLIAMS THIBODEAU VIOLETT 19 3 2 CALYX Front row, left to right: Burke, Cross, Williams, Routon, J. Richardson, Chittaa Second row: Fitzgerald, Jarrett, Violett, Wilson Thibodeau. Third row: Stapleton, E. Richardson, Cremin, Mattox. Fourth row: Owen (Manager), Smith (Coach), Edwards (Junior Manager). R. A. Smith Coach W. C. Edwards Senior Manager E. H. Evans Junior Manager Monogra:m Men H. L. Williams, Jr. J. T. Jarrett W. F. Methvin H. L. Fitzgerald E. N. Cross K. R. Routon H. J. Burke T. O. Cremin E. S. Richardson J. W. Richardson B. R. Wilson, Jr. W. W. Mattox M. N. Thibodeau E. W. Stapleton L. F. Violett, Jr. W. Owen (Manager) [ 306 ] CALYX 19 3 2 Coach Forest Fletcher THE 1931 varsity track team was one of the best that ever wore the hkie and white. It was a well-balanced organization and also one which boasted several star performers. In spite of the calibre of the team it lost three dual meets because the opponents also had exceptionally strong teams. The University of North Carolina and William and Alary College defeated us, but only after many thrilling races, and only after the last event had been run. On the other hand, overwhelming victories were scored against Richmond Uni- versity, which failed to win a single event, and Maryland University which was on the small end of a 92 to 34 score. The University of Virginia was defeated 53 to 37 in the opening meet of the season held in Doremus Gymnasium. In the Indoor Southern Conference games, won by North Carolina, we finished second in a field of sixteen. In the state meet which closed the season, we also finished second. No account of the season would l)e complete without mention of the consistent work of Ade. Johnson, and Edmonds in the dashes. Sheppard and Broderick in the middle distances, and Gladden and Mahler in the longer runs. Our high jumpers. Rivers, Cook and Curtis were verv de])endable. and Bailey and Stevens were usually ahead in the weights. Perhaps the outstanding performance of the }-ear was turned in by Finkelstein who equalled the world ' s record in winning the 70- ard low hurdles in the Southern Conference Indoor Games. Speer won the high hurdles in this same meet for the second time in as mam- years, set a state record in the outdoor high hurdles, and made a new school record in his event. Williams continued to w in cA ' ery quarter- mile race he was entered in. set a state record in the quarter and ran anchor on the record breaking relav team composed of Sheppard. Broderick, Gladden and himself. TRACK - zj-r-t W - [ 307 ] MAHLER. DUN CAN EDMONDS WILLIAMS - STATE MEET - MILE RELAY WILLIAMS JOHNSON STEVENS FINKLESTEIN FINKLE5TEIN- STATE MEET- LOW HURDLES BAILEY 19 3 2 CALYX front row: Edmonds, Rivers, Sanders, Ade, Mahler, Biddle, Armour, Sheppard. Second row: Gilmore, Phelps, Broderick, Johnson, Gladden, Maxey, Cook, Williams. Third row: Speers, Curtis, Craddock, Fletcher (Coach), Duncan, Hill, Bailey. Indoor Meets Southern Conference indoor games second place. Dual Meet with Virginia. Washington and Lee 53 ; Virginia -37 Outdoor Meets Washington and Lee.. Washington and Lee.. Washington and Lee.. Washington and Lee.. Washington and Lee.. -52 ...92 -5914 -61 H .103 Duke 74 Maryland 34 W ' illiam and Mary 66 North Carolina University 64 3 Richmond 23 State Meet second place. Monogram Men S. G. Edmonds E. Johnson Ray Ade W. B. Sheppard H. L. Williams J. J. Broderick N. M. Gladden H. R. Mahler C. E. Duncan S. Sanders T. M. Curtis M. P. Rivers F. F. Cook E. L. Stevens F. R. Bailey R. B. Fangboner G. A. Speer E. Finkelstein G. A. Fleece (Manager) G B. Craddock J. C, Armour A. W. Phelps [ 312 ] CALYX 19 3 2 Coach W. E. Tilson PUNCHING out a total of twenty-six individual victories to their opponents fifteen, the Washington and Lee varsity boxers won four of their six dual matches, to make an average of sixty-six and two-thirds per cent. Both defeats, which were inflicted by Virginia Polytechnic Institute and North Carolina University, were closely contested meets. The margin of defeat was one and two victories, respectively. Robertson, midget 115-pound southpaw, who won ever} ' dual meet bout this year, was defeated in the finals at the Southern Conference Tournament for the 115-pound championship. This hard hitting southpaw was the first General mittman to reach the finals or score a point in the Southern Conference Meet since the advent of the sport at Washington and Lee. Collins, who represented the 175-pound class for the Generals was not eliminated from the Conference tournament until the semi-finals, when he lost on a decision. Of the letter men this year. Robertson. Tilson and Srulowitz will be lost by graduation, but we will have the following monogram winners around which to build our 1933 varsity: Tucker. Seraphine. Farmer. Mincher. Pound. Collins, and Martin. All of these with the exception of Pound and Collins have been on the varsity for only one year. Five promising freshmen will be eligible for the varsity squad next year: Cleveland. Robert, Smith, Lough, and Short. I wish to take this means of thanking all those men who. worked under me this vear on the boxing squads, and I think we had a season that we can be proud of. BOXING y. [ 313 ] January 9 — Washington and Lee 7 Roanoke College January 16 — Washington and Lee 2 North Carolina U. 5 February i — Washington and Lee 6 St. Johns I TILSON MARTIN SERAPHINE FARMER February 6— Washin gton and Lee 4 Maryland 3 February 12 — Washington and Lee 4 North Carolina S. 3 February 19— Washin gton and Lee 3 ' . P. ] [. 4 SRULOWITZ ROBERTSON COLLINS POUND 19 3 2 CALYX front row: Martin Tilson, Collins, Pound, Srulowitz, Farmer, Seraphine, Robertson. Second roiv: Wofford (Manager), Funkhouser, Smith, Staley, Tucker, Dye, McClure (Junior Manager). Monogram Men R. T. Robertson N. R. Collins V. F. Tucker P. J. Seraphine, Jr. Jack Srulowitz E. P. MlNCHER L. W. Martin C. E. TiLSON W. S. Farmer W. J. Pound [ 316 ] CALYX 1932 Coach A. E. Mathis THE Washington and Lee wrestling team went through a very successful season, winning all of its meets and holding undisputed claim to the Southern Conference Championship. This marked the third consecutive undefeated season for the Generals and gave them a record of eighteen consecutive victories. During the 1931-32 season the blue and white matmen won from Johns Hopkins Uni- versity, University of North Carolina, Davidson College, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Duke University, and Army. This marked the third year in a row that the Generals have won from Army. The Army meet this year was held in Lexington and attracted the largest crowd that has ever witnessed a wrestling meet at Washington and Lee. Outstanding wrestlers on the 1931-32 championship team were Evans 118 pounder, Smith 145 pounder, Wright 165 pounder, and Mitchell heavyweight. All four of these men won all of their matches and are without a doubt the best wrestlers at these weights in the conference. Osterman, 135 pounder, lost only one match during the season and Abramson won all the matches he took part in. However he withdrew from school in February and did not take part in the Duke and Army meets. Prospects for next year ' s team look far from good, with Mitchell, Osterman, Flagg, Abramson, Nelson, and possibly Wright out of competition. The freshmen wrestlers went through a five meet schedule without a defeat. This record gives Washington and Lee freshmen wrestling teams twenty-one consecutive victories over a period of four years. Victories this year were won over University of North Carolina, Greenbrier Military Academy, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, and two victories over Augusta Military Academy. Thomas, Sarkis and Munger were undefeated on the freshmen team. Ruffner and Mendolia in the heavier weights also had good records for the season and with another year ' s experience should develop into first class varsity wrestlers. WRESTLING d t ' TTiSCOL [ 317 ] so. CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS HS L BOLEN (175) WRIGHT (165) so. CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS OSTERMAN (135) jr.-«rw5= Ki- THOMAS (155) 4 , H HB£ H N.THOMAS (135) YIL ABRAMSON (125) I 9 3 CALYX Front row: Evans, Abramson, N. Thomas, Osterman, H. Smith, C. Thomas, Wright, Flagg, Mitchell Second row: Mathis (Coach), Devan, Eicholtz, Nelson, Carver, Pritchard, Bolen, Wise (Manager), Johnson (Jr. Manager) Record December 12 — VVashin,s ton and Lee 34; Johns Hopkins o January [6 — Washington and Lee 22 ; North Carohna U 8 January 29 — Washington and Lee 25 ; Davidson 5 February (5 — Washington and Lee 22; V. P. 1 8 February 13 — Washington and Lee 20; Duke 8 March 5 — Washington and Lee 21 ; Army 5 Monogram Men W. D. N. Thomas C. E. Thomas J. K. Osterman J. L. Wright E. H. Evans Pat Mitchell W. L. Flagg H. B. Abramson C. A. Pritchard S. W. Wise, Manager [ 320 ] MINOR SPORTS 19 3 2 CALYX Burks Richmond, Heaps, Nichols, Peaper f 822 ] CALYX 9 3 2 H. Heaps, Captain Harry Lee Crew H. Heaps Captain L. H. Richmond Cat taiu-clcct Varsity Crew Xo. I, C. Peaper Xo. 3, H. Heaps Xo. 2, D. E. XicHOLs Xo. 4, L. H. Richmond A. O. Burks, Coxszvain Junior Varsity Xo. I, C. A. Bowes Xo. 3, A. Rudes Xo. 2, F. E. Calhoun Xo. 4, C. Lewis E. Ferguson, Coxszcain Freshman Crew Xo. I. J. S. Haixes -X(i. 3- ' • Fairlie Xo. 2, V. Matthews Xo. 4. B. Brexnan L. E. Chase, Coxsicain The Harry Lee Crew won all three races Finals, 1931. [ 323 I 19 3 2 CALYX Lewis RvLAND, Chamberlain, Long, Porter [ 324 ] CALYX 1932 J. B. Chamberlain, Captain Albert Sidney Crew J. B. Chamberlain Captain J. S. Lewis Captain-elect Varsit y Crew- No. I, R. Porter No. 3. J- B. Chamberlain No. 2, C. E. Long, Jr. No. 4, J. R. Ryland J. S. Lewis, Coxszvain Junior Varsity No. I. G. W. Flack No. 3. H. M. Weinstein No. 2, A. D. Zacharv, Jr. No. 4, J. R. Rvland W. D. Gunter, Coxsivain Freshman Crew No. I. R. Shivelv No. 3, F. L. Fox No. 2, J. Guggenheim No. 4, H. L. Haines W. Francis, Coxsivain [ 325 ] 19 3 2 CALYX First row, left to right: Nuckols. Walker, Moreland, Stern, Wallace Second rozv: Cohen, Harris, Zachary, Nichols, Rivers, Moody Last row: Twombly (Coach), Burn, Haines, Wertz, Haines, Walton (Manager) Varsity Swimming E. P. TwoMBLEY Coach H. Walton Manager M. P. Rivers W. H. Moreland G. W. MUSSER D. E. Nichols Monogram Men J. C. Harris J. P. Walker T. G. Moody C. H. Cohen A. D. Zachary Record January 20 — Washington and Lee 58 February 5 — Washington and Lee 42 February 6 — Washington and Lee 42 February 10 — Washington and Lee 35 February 13 — Washington and Lee 45 February 20 — Washington and Lee 41 State Champions. [ 326 ] Roanoi e 6 George Washington 24 William and Mary 24 ' irginia 31 Duke 21 Johns Hopkins 25 CALYX 19 3 2 Left to right: Pilley, Wilson, Shields, Graham, Snyder Varsity Tennis, 1931 F. M. Barron Manager E. E. Ferguson Senior Manager, 1933 Monogram Men R. T. Shields. Jr. E. J. Wilson J. M. Graham, Jr. H. J. Cox J. S. Snyder, Jr. M. N. Pilley F. T. Bready F. M. Barron, Manager Apri Apri Apri Apri Apri Apri Apri Apri May Results II — Washington and Lee 2; Virginia 7 14 — Washington and Lee 8; Roanoke College i 20 — Washington and Lee ' . 7 ; Maryland 2 21 — Washington and Lee 2; Georgetown 7 22 — Xavy, rain. 22i — Washington and Lee i ; Pennsyhania i 24 — Washington and Lee 4; Lehigh 5 29 — Washington and Lee 4; Davidson 5 2 — Washington and Lee 4; V. P. 1 4 [ 327 ] 19 3 2 CALYX Left to right: McMillan, Munger, Russell, Donham, Cowin 6olf, 1931 E. P. TwoMBLY, Coach Monogram Men W. R. Howell C. H. McMillan, Jr. S. E. Cowin J. A. Houston P. Sharp C. H. MuNGER, Jr. R. R. Russell W. B. DoNHAM Results April 10 — Washington and Lee 8j ; Duke 95 April II — Washington and Lee i ; N. C. U 17 May 8 — Washington and Lee 155 2 : Richmond Medical zYz May 9— Washington and Lee i ; William and Mary 5 W. R. Howell won the Old Dominion Tournament, defeating Phil Perkins, the British Champion in the semi-finals. Twelve Washington and Lee golfers participated in this tournament. [ 328 ] FRESHMAN SPORTS 19 3 2 CALYX Front row, left to right: Hamilton, Lough, Turpin, Deaton, Nash, Fields, Taylor Second row: Mattox, Jones, Glynn, Gerver, Carman, Martin, Ruffner, Dyer, Fox, Rice, C. Smith, Medley Third row: Webber, Holbert, Campbell, Townes, Blasier, Henthorne, Mendolia, Colinski, McDonald, W. Smith, Todd Freshman Football H. K. Young, Coach C. C. Smith G. R. Glynn W. M. McDonald A. T. COLINSKY R. D. Turpin I. Gerber H. Ruffner Numeral Men J. Henthorne W. H. Seaton R. E. Fields W. H. Dyer W. R. Fox C. O. Carman J. Mendolia L. W. Martin G. H. Nash B. F. Medley L. C. Mattox S. C. Todd J. P. Jones H. A. Lough Record October i6 — Washington and Lee 13; Roanoke College o October 22 — Washington and Lee 13; V. P. 1 6 October 30 — Washington and Lee 0; William and Mary 6 November 6 — Washington and Lee 20; Maryland o November 13 — Washington and Lee 12; Virginia 7 [ 330 ] CALYX 1932 Front row, left to right: Smith. Henthorne, Fields, Nash, Jones, Fitzwilson Second row: Todd, Carwith, Gasman, Blake, Seaton Third rozv: Mathis, Gammel, Turner Freshman Basketball H. K. Young, Coach G. H. Nash R. E. Field C. H. Fitzwilson Numeral Men J. L. Turner J. G. Henthorne C. C. Smith J. P. Jones Results January 11— Washington and Lee - 12: Harris Military Institute 16 January 16 — Washington and Lee 14: Virginia 17 January 22, — Washington and Lee 26; . P. I i February 5— Washington and Lee 44: Emerson Institute 8 February 13 — Washington and Lee 29; V. P. 1 18 February 17— Washington and Lee 65; Fishburne 17 February 18— Washington and Lee 57: Hopewell High School 28 February 19 — Washington and Lee 48 : A. M. A 29 February 22, — Washington and Lee 24: ' irginia 21 February 26— Washngton and Lee 26; Greenbriar 21 [ 331 ] 9 3 2 CALYX Front row, left to rights : Mosovich, Cooke, Steinburg, Sauerbrun, Robinson Second rozv: Taylor, Walker, Faudree, Wilson, Miller Third row: Evans (Manager), Ellerman (Coach) Freshman Baseball, 1931 R. Ellerman, Coach W. H. Evans, Manager C. A. Sauerbrun J. H. Cooke H. M. Eakin B. Steinberg Numeral Men W. M. Robinson S. S. Mosovich J. Cuomo O. K. Miller L. H. Wilson W. T. Camp L. A. Faudree Results April 9 — Washington and Lee 15 April 13 — Washington and Lee 4 April 15 — Washington and Lee 6 April 20 — Washington and Lee 4 April 22 — Washington and Lee 8 April 29 — Washington and Lee 6 May 5 — Washington and Lee 7 May 16 — Washington and Lee 20 [ 332 ] Central High School Q A. M. A 13 S. M. A 6 Virginia 14 D. M. 1 4 A. M. A 2 Virginia i Greenbrier 7 CALYX 19 3 2 front row, left to right: Suter, Reasor, Dodds, Madden, Stern, Phelps Second row: Almon, Martin Lubrecht, Band, Laird, Neely Freshman Track, 1931 F. Fletcher, Coach C. Bear, Manager C. H. Reasor J. H. Sawyers N. E. Band H. O. Hazel C. F. SuTOR A. A. Dodds W. J. Neeley Washington and Lee. Numeral Men R. H. Madden F. G. Almon, Jr. L. F. LUBRECHT J. O. Phelps Knight Laird Results Southern Conference Indoor Games Washington and Lee 2nd with 9 Points Indoor Meet with Virginia ' 46: Virginia G. E. Stauffer W. L. Wilson F. Newberry, Jr. G. W. Pedigo E. Rosenberg L. W. Martin J. A. Hanley •44 Washington and Lee- Washington and Lee.. Washington and Lee.. Outdoor Results 60H: S. M. A 42 ; William and Mary. 58 ; Richmond -565 ■74% -59 State Meet Washington and Lee 2nd with 53 Points [ 333 ] 19 3 2 CALYX ' a!. . li :.JSB : ' •! ' ' I K. 1 1 1 r w • 4 r !-r J B| i baM Hk M gWg Pi 1 1 liV iP J 1 V. ri n rn t p |i 1 Na Front row. left to right: Smith, Hobart, Buxton, Potter, Hanke, Clevelani Second roiv: McClure (Junior Manager), Short, Lee, Mitchell, Lough, WoFFORD (Manager) Fresh resnman Doxmg B( R. H. Cleveland F. K. HOLBERT W. R. Smith G. E. Short Numeral Men C. O. Carman B. F. Medley J. S. Mitchell H. A. Lough Record January 14 — Washington and Lee 4; S. M. A.... February 3 — Washington and Lee 2; A. M. A.... February 13 — Washington and Lee 2; Greenbriar February 19 — Washington and Lee 4; V. P. I [ 334 ] CALYX I 9 3 Vroni roiv, left to right: Sarkis, Munger, Townes, Thomas, Smith, Doullut Second row: Morgan, Cross. Miller, Dyer, Hodges, Wise (Manager) Third row: Johnson (Junior Manager), Mendolia, Ruffner, Rice Freshman Wrestling T. R. Thomas C. P. Doullut R. M. Cross J. Mendolia Numeral Men H. Ruffner R. S. Muxger R. C. Dyer F. D. Sarkis Record January 14 — Washington and Lee 19; A. M. 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