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

Text from Pages 1 - 352 of the 1933 volume:

i ' - - Class No.. -i. ;j.ji LIBRARY a 4 Book No..VM3 T-C- ..OF.. Washington and Lee University LEXINGTON. VIRGINIA Accession No. .G3.545:....... CALYX 1933 COPY RIGHT RICHARD T. EDWARDS EDITOR IN CHIEF GORDON P. GOLDENBER.G BUSINESS MANAGER y.i Ii ' -i Si ssa «p m3- ' ■m ' t. 1933 CALYX U M E YEAR BOOK WASH INGTON AND LEE U N I VER.SITY XXXIX rCCE V€CD May this creation, re isualize into your minds ; the beauty of the campus, the brotherhood of gentlemen, an atmosphere of culture, woi en Into a dlstlnctwe pattern — neK er to be for gotten — The Ideals of Our Uniifersity PS CONTENT UNIVERSITY . CLASSES FRATERNITIES ORGANIZATIONS SOCIETIES BEAUTY . FEATURES ATHLETICS DEDICATION Because he has long sensed the Unhersityf because he is more than a scholar, because he has labored for the benefit of the outside world, the 1933 ' ' Calyx ' ' is respectfully dedicated to RCEECT DENDy TLCI EC In Mem€I2IA h Harry St. George Tucker Famous Alumnus Born— April 5, 1853 Died— July 23, 1932 Dr. Robert Granville Campbell Professor oj Political Science Born— February 17, 1879 Died— October 17, 1932 UN I VECSITT ' The most beautiful campus in America: — John Drinkwater CCNTENTS Views Administration Facult ' A lumni Long shadows and pools of lights Colonnade The sharp, crisp tang of burning leaves While peace SnoTV-covered iv ; clinging io red Tvalls Cp9 « Creen grass and gleaming columns Flowering dogwood frames Colonial majesty Winter morning o UNIVECSIXy IDEALS F the resources which a student claims from his university, only a small fraction consists of information or technical skill. His chief reliance for achievement will be in certain intangibles : attitude toward learning, grace or social relationship, integrit}- of effort, capacity for honor and for faith. These deposits in an individual student arc usually derived from the ideals which govern his school. Only as a university sustains them can it be prepared to make the largest contriluitioii. R ' -H.. I- ' «.. ? )tJ CALyX 1933 George Walker St. Clair John Willlxm Davis, 1921 New York City Ames R. Caskie, 1924. Lynchburg, Virginia Dr. George Bollixg Lee, 1924 New York City THE TRUSTEES George Walker St. Clair, 1901 Tazewell, Virginia Rev. Willl m McClaxaha.n ' hite. D.D. 1915 Raleigh, North Carolina Harrington Waddell, 1915 Lexington, Virginia William McChesney Martin, 1928 St. Louis, Missouri George Campbell Peerv, 1929 Tazewell, Virginia Louis Sencer Epes, 1929 Richmond, ' irginia Rev. Walter Lapsley Carson, D.D., 1926 Richmond, Virginia Newton Diehl Baker, 1928 Cleveland, Ohio Herbert Fitzp.vtrick, 1931 Cleveland, Ohio Paul McNeel Penick Secretary and Treasurer Lexington, Virginia Gaines, Fitzpatrick, Waddell, Penick, Caskie Baker, St. Clair, Epes, Peery, Lee [22] ADMINISTI ATICN THE ADMINISTRATION 1 ' rANC1S PliNDI-ETON GaINES, B.A., M.A„ rii.D., LiTT.D., LL.D. Phi Gamma Delta ; I ' lii IJcta Kappa ; Omi- cron Delta Kappa ; President of Washing- ton and Lee University ; B.A., Richmond College; M.A., University of Chicago; Ph.D., Columbia University ; Litt.D., Duke University; Columbia University; LL.D., Furman ; Mercer ; Wake Forest. Robert Hexrv Tucker Robert Henry Tucker, A.B., A.M., LL.D. Kappa Sigma ; Phi Beta Kappa ; Oniicron Delta Kappa; Pi Gamma Nu; Dean of the University; A.B., A.M., LL.D., William and Mary. Fra.vk Johnson Gii.lia.m, . .B., A.M. Sigma .Alpha Epsilon ; Omicron Delta Kap- pa ; Sigma Upsilon ; Dean of Students ; A.B., Washington and Lee, 1917; A.M., Columbia. Paul McNeel Penick, LL.B. Treasurer of the University ; LL.B., Wash- ington and Lee, 1896. Earl Stansbury Matti.xgly, B.A. Phi Delta Theta ; B.. ., Washington and Lee, 1925 ; Registrar of the Uni ersity. GiLLL M, Mattingly, Penick [23] I ! CALTX 1933 THE LAW $CHC€L FOUNDED in 1849 by Judge John W. Brock- enbrough, linking its organization with the College in the middle of the Nineteenth Cen- tury, entering Tucker Hall in 1899, and becoming associated with the American Association of Law Schools in 1923, the Law School has faithfully served the University. MORELAND William Haywood Moreland, LL.B. Kappa Alpha ; Phi Delta Phi ; Omicron Delta Kappa ; Dean of Law School ; LL.B., Wash- ington and Lee, igo6. Clayton Epes Williams, LL.B. Pi Kappa Alpha ; Phi Delta Phi ; Omicron Delta Kappa; Professor of Law; LL.B., Wash- ington and Lee, 1912. Raymon T. Johnson, A.B., J.D. Pi Kappa Phi ; Phi Alpha Delta ; Tau Kappa .Alpha ; Professor of Law ; A.B., University of Kentucky ; J.D., University of Chicago. Charles Rice McDowell, A.B., A.M., LL.B. Sigma Alpha Epsilon ; Phi Alpha Delta ; Pro- fessor of Law; A.M., Centre College; M.A., Columbia University; LL.B., Yale. Charles Poeterfield Light, B.A., M.A., LL.B. Sigma Nu ; Phi Delta Phi ; Associate Profes- sor of Law ; B.A. and M.A., Virginia Mihtary Institute ; LL.B., Harvard University. [24] P A C U L T y THE APPLIED SCIENCE CCELECE TIM ' . School ol |- .ii incc ' rin,i; a c iorificd in birth hy the efforts of ( ieiieral l ohcrt . Lee, hastened into adolesrenee in iSi i; 1) - WiUiani L. Wilson and hnally matnrin t; into the School oi Applied Science in 19 13, offering a Bachelor (jf Science deuree in many fields. Howe TAMES LEWIS HOWE, A.B., M.A., Ph.D., M.D. nclta Kappa Epsilon; Phi Beta Kappa; Oniicnin Delta Kappa; Professor of Chemistry: A.B., Amherst- MA and Ph.D., Gottingen; M.D., Hospital of the Metlicai College, Louisville, Kentucky. HENRY DONALD CAMPBELL, A.M., Ph.D. Sc.D., LL.D. Alpha Tau Omega; Phi Beta Kappa; Omicruii Delta Kappa; Professor of Geology; A.M., Washington and Lee, 1882; Ph.D., Washington and I e, 1885; Sc D University of Pittslnirgh, 1912; LL.D., tulane University. WILLIAM DANA HOYT, A.B., M.S., Ph.D. Chi Psi; Phi Beta Kappa; Tau Kappa Iota; Professor of Biology; A.B., University of Georgia; M.S. Georgia; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University. ROBERT WILLIAM DICKEY, B.S., A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Phi Kappa Psi; Phi Beta Kappa; Omicron Delta Kappa; Gamma Alpha; American Institution of Electri- cal Engineering; Professor of Physics and Electrical Engineering; B.S., Washington and Lee, 1910; AB Washington and Lee, 1911; A.M., Washington and Lee, 1912; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University, 1916. LUCIUS JUNIUS DESHA, A.B., Ph.D. Phi Kappa Sigma; Phi Beta Kappa; Omicron Delta Kappa, Professor of Chemistry; A.B., Washington and Lee, 1906; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins, 1909. WILLIAM THOMPSON LYLE, C.E. Lambda Chi Alpha, Phi Beta Kappa, American Society of Civil Engineers. Princeton Engineering Association, Association of University Professors. C.E., Princeton University; Professor of Civil Engineering. HALE HOUSTON, C.E. Phi Kappa Psi, American Society of Civil Engineers, S.P.E.E., Professor of Civil Engineers; C.E., Washing- ton and Lee, 1892. MAKCELLUS HENRY STOW, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Sigma Phi Epsilon; Sigma Xi; Phi Kappa Phi; Gamma Sigma Epsilon; Assistant Professor of Geology BA M.A., Ph.D., Cornell University. ' NORRIS WHITNEY GOLDSMITH, A.B., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Physics; A.B., Cornell; Ph.D., Cornell. THOMAS COBB WATKINS, B.S., M.S. Sigma Xi; Tau Kappa Iota; Virginia Academy of beience; American Genetic Association; Instructo ' r of Biol ogy; B.S., Davidson College; M.S., University of North Carolina. T DONALD WILLIAM STOXER. B.S. Tau Kappa Epsilon; Instructor of Physics; B.S.. Gettysburg College. EUGENE JOHNSON. B.S. Phi Kappa Sigma; Chi Gamma Theta; Kapi)a Phi Kappa; Gamma Sigma Epsilon; Tau Kappa Iota; Instructor in Chemistry; B.S., Washington ami Lee University, 1931. [25] CALYX 1933 THE CCMMECCC SCHCCL TRACING its development from the adminis- tration of General Lee, the Commerce School expanded in 1906 to the William L. Wilson School of Commerce. Today it flourishes as a member of the Association of American Schools of Business. Hancock GLOVER DUNN HANCOCK, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Sigma Nu; Phi Beta Kappa; Dean of the School of Commerce; A.B. and A.iVI., William Jewell College; Ph.D., University of Wisconsin. ROBERT HENRY TUCKER, A.B., A.M., LL.D. Kapiia Sigma; Phi Beta Kappa; Omicron Delta Kappa; Pi Gamma Nu; Dean of the University; Professor of Economics and Business Administration; A.B., A.M., LL.D., College of William and Mary. RUPERT NELSON LATTURE, A.B., M.A. Delta Upsilon; Omicron Delta Kappa; Phi Beta Kappa; Delta Sigma Rho; Alpha Kappa Psi ; Associate Profes- sor of Political Science and Sociology; A.B., Washing- ton and Lee LTniversity, 1915: A.M., Washington and Lee University, igi6. WILLIAM COAN, A.B., A.M. Alpha Kappa Psi; Professor of Accounting; A.B., Pal- mer School; A.M., Whitman College; A.M., Columbia LTniversity. EDWIN HENRY HOWARD, B.S., M.S. Delta Upsilon; Phi Beta Kappa; Alpha Kappa Psi; Assistant Professor of Accounting; B.S., Washington and Lee University, 1924; M.S., Washington and Lee IJniversity. MERTON OGDEN PHILIPPS, A.B., M.A. Delta Kappa Epsilon; Phi Beta Kappa; Assistant Pro- fessor of Economics and Commerce; A.B., Miami Uni- versity; M.A., University of North Carolina. PAUL PARKER COOPER, A.B., M.A. Pi Kappa Phi; Delta Sigma Pi; Phi Beta Kappa; Asso- ciate Professor of Business Administration; A.B. and M.A., LTniversity of Kentucky. JOHN HIGGINS WILLIAMS, A.B., A.M. Kappa Alpha; Omicron Delta Kappa; Sigma Upsilon; Assistant Professor of Political Science; A.B., Wash- ington and Lee LTniversity, 1924; M.A., Washington and Lee University, 1925. FLETCHER JAMES BARNES, II, A.B., A.M. Sigma Phi Epsilon; Omicron Delta Kappa; Phi Kappa Phi; Kappa Phi Kappa; Kappa Delta Pi; Sigma Upsi- lon; Phi Delta Gamma; Instructor in Political Science; A.B., College of William and Mary; A.M., College of William and Mary. DONALD ERASER MARTIN, JR., A.B., M.A. Delta Sigma Pi; Instructor in Economics; A.B., David- son College; M.A., University of North Carolina. [ 26 ] Easter f A C U L T y THE ACADEMIC SCHCCL BI .(iI. ' IX(i as an acadciii) in 1749, rising to tlie status (jf Liberty Hall in 1776, becoming incorijorated in 1782 by the legislature of X ' irgiuia, and evolving finally as Washington C ' ol- lege, through the generosity of General Washington in 1798, the school stood forth as the educational center for the niduntain kingdom. THE CCLLECE THOMAS JAMES FARRAR, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Delta Tau Delta; Professor of German; A.B., Wash- ington and Lee University, 1895; M.A., Washington and Lee University, 1S98; Ph.D., Washington and Lee University. LIVINGSTON WADDELL SMITH, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Phi Kappa Psi; Phi Beta Kappa; Sicicly Adv. of Science; American Mathematics Association; Professor of Mathematics; A.B., Washington and Lee Univer- sity, 1S96; M.A., Washington and I e Lfniversity, 1897; Ph.D., Washington and Lee University. DE la WARR benjamin EASTER, A.M., Ph.D. Kappa Sigma; Phi Beta Kapjia; Omicron Delta Kappa; Sigma Upsilon; Pi Delta Epsilon; Professor of Ro- mance Languages; A.M., Randolph-Macon College; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University. EDGAR FINLEY SHANNON, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Delta Kappa Epsilon; Omicron Delta Kappa; lodern Language Association; Mediaeval Academy of Amer- ica; Professor of English; A.B., Centre College; A. L, Harvard University; Ph.D., Harvard University. JOHN ALEXANDER GRAHAM, B.A., M.A. Kappa Alpha; Omicron Delta Kappa; Phi Beta Kappa; Associate Professor of Romance Languages; B.A., Washington and Lee L ' niversity, 19 14; M.A., Harvard University. JAMES STRONG MOFFATT, JR., A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Sigma Phi Epsilon; Association of American Univer- sity Professors; Associate Professor of English; A.B., Erskine College; A.M., Princeton University; Ph.D., University of North Carolina. EARL KERR PAXTON. JR., A.B., A.M. Pi Kappa Phi; Kappa Theta Kappa; Associate Profes- sor of Mathematics; A.B., ' ashington and Lee Uni- versity, 1908; M.A., Washington and Lee University, 1909; M.A., Columbia University. WILLIAM GLEASON BEAN, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Phi Gamma Delta; Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma L ' psilon; Professor of History; A.B., University of Alabama; A.M., Harvard University; Ph.D., Harvard University. WALTER ABRAHAM FLICK, A.B., M.A.. Ph.D. Kappa Phi Kappa; Phi Delta Kappa; Pi Gamma Mu; Psi Chi; Associate Professor of Psychology and Education; A.B., Bridgewater College; M.A., Wash- ington and Lee LTniversity, 1924; Ph.D., Ohio State University. CALTX 1933 THE C€LLCeE THE war in ' 65 left a handful of stv dents and four professors to carry on tlie work, Ijut the inauguration of General Lee restored effectively the college activity, so that by the end of Lee ' s administration, the school developed into a university, soon to become one of national reputation. ■ ' W WILLIAM WILSON MORTON, A.B., B.D. Phi Beta Kappa; Professor of Philosophy; A.B., Da- vidson College; B.D., Union Theological Seminary. GEORGE JUNKIN IRWIN, A.B. Phi Gamma Delta; Assistant Professor of Romance Languages; A.B., Washington and Lee University, [920. LEONARD CLINTON HELDERMAN, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Phi Beta Kappa; Associate Professor of History; A.B., Indiana State College; A.M., University of Wisconsin; Ph.D., IJniversity of Wisconsin. LAWRENCE EDWARD WATKIN, A.B., M.A. Sigma Alpha, Assistant Professor of English; A.B., Syracuse; M. A., Harvard University. HENRY VOGEL SHELLY, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Sphinx (Lafayette); Professor of Ancient Languages; A.B., Columbia University; A.M., University of Penn- sylvania; Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania. MARVIN GRANT BAUER, A.B., A.M. Lambda Chi Alpha; Tau Kappa Alpha; Associate Pro- fessor of Public Speaking; A.B., University of Denver; A.M., Cornell. BOYD ROSS EWING, A.B., A.M., M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Romance Languages; B.A., Lehigh University; M.A., Lehigh University; A.M., Princeton University; Ph.D., Cornell University. ROBERT WINTER ROYSTON, A.B., M.A. Kappa Phi Kappa; Assistant Professor, Mathematics; A.B., Washington and Lee LTniversity, 1923; M.A., Washington and Lee University. ALLEN WESLEY MOGER, B.A. Phi Beta Kappa; Tau Kappa Alpha; Instructor of History; B.A., Randolph-Macon College. WILLIAM MILLER HINTON, A.B., M.A. Kappa Alpha, Kappa Phi Kappa; Phi Delta Kappa; Psi Chi; Instructor of Psychology and Education; A.B,, Washington and Lee University; M.A., Wash- ington and Lee University. GEORGE STUYVESANT JACKSON, A.B., M.A. Alpha Delta Phi; Sigma Upsilon; Assistant Professor of English; A.B., Bowdoin; M.A., Harvard University. JOHN PRESTON MOORE, B.A., M.A. Phi Kappa Sigma; Phi Beta Kappa; Pi Delta Epsilon; Instructor of History; B.A., Washington and Lee; M.A., Harvard University. [28] r A c L L T y THE JCLCN ILISM DEPARTMENT AXO ' rHI ' I child of llie mind uf Generid R(il)ert i. Lee, this sclioul I)oasts as a forerunner in the education of Journal- ism and is not onlv the oldest of S(juthern journalism schools hut anionic those of the nation. Mapel William Latta Mapel, BJ. Phi Gamma Delta ; Sigma Delta Chi ; Kappa Tau Alpha : Pi Delta Epsilon ; Director of Journalism; B.J., University of Missouri. Oscar W. Riegel, B.A., M.A. Sigma Delta Chi; Pi Delta Epsilon: Assistant Professor of Journalism: B.A.. L ' niversity of Wisconsin : M.A., Columbia. THE DEPARTMENT CE EDrSICAL EEECATICN THE mind cannot reach its fullest develop- ment without a sound body. Xor can the university seek its aim without the conspic- uous part of the Ph}-sical Education Department. Their achievement has culminated in the Intra- Alural Sports sponsored by this department and olTering- competitive sports for more than 600 students. Fletcher Forest Fletcher, E.F. Omicron Delta Kappa; Director of the Department of Physical Education: E.E., Xotre Dame University. Edwin Parker Twomblv. B.P.E. Delta Upsilon ; Assistant Professor of Physical Education: B.P.E., Springfield College. Archibald E. Mathis, B.S. Assistant Professor of Phvsical Education : I ' l.S.. L ' nixersitv of Illinois. [29] CALYX 1933 THE ALUMNI A$$CCIATI€N OFFICERS Walter Andrew McDonald, 1910 President Cincinnati, Ohio Harry K. Young, 191 7 Secretary Lexineton, Virginia Cy Young THE ALUMNI BOARD DoziER Devane, 1908, Washington, D. C. Randolph M. Cabell, 1920, Covington, Virginia Tom M. Glasgow, 1912, Charlotte, North Carohna Edward W. Lee, 191 3, New York City J. Randolph Tucker, 1900, Richmond, Virginia Glasgow, Tucker, Devane, Cabell, Moore [ 30 ] ALUMNI C€MMI$$I€N r€K THE TUTLKE DEVELCPMCNT Cr WASHINGTON AND LEE Henry W. Axdeksox, 1898 Richniund, Virginia Douglas S. Anderson. 1890 New Orleans, Louisiana Matthew Page Andrews, 1901 Baltimore, Alaryland John Williams Clavdv, 1909 Pittsburgh, Pennsyhania James H. Dillard, 1876 Charlottesville, irginia Wade H. Ellis, 1889 Washington, D. C. Powell Glass, 1907 Lynchburg , Virginia John M. Glenn, 1879 New York, New York D. Lawrence Groner, 1892 Washington, D. C. LeRov Hodges, 1910 Richmond, ' irg inia J. Morrison Hutcueson. 1902 Richmond, ' irginia William R. Perkins, 1897 New York City [31] Faculty Processional CLASSCX Here fiilldzc lU-cninits of iiianx collcc c cmwrs. eiicniii- asscd III Vxi ' lU cs: therein are reeorJed triuiiiph am! despair, luctory ami defeat. Folloic tliei)t kindly, O Reader, sxiiipatlii::iii( . CONTENTS Senior Law Senior Academic Senior Commerce Senior Science Intermediate Law Junior Academic Freshman Law Sophomore Academic Freshmen SENICC LA VyEC$ RuliiiUT Framptom Officers Henry Cavett Robert President Joseph Jerome FraiMptom Executive Coiinnitfeeiiian John Warren Rice Viee-Prcsideiil J. Arli.n ' Gton Painter Secretary-Treasurer James Hoge Tyleu , III Historian [35] CALrX 1933 COPELAND EpES AdAMS BLACKSTONE, VIRGINIA K r, a A A.B., Hampden-Sydney College; Member of Virginia State Bar Association Henry Martin Bandy, Jr. NORTON, VIRGINIA II K A, 1 4 Ring-tuin Phi, i, 2; Southern Collegian, i, 2. LAW In the eighty -seventh ear of its existence, the tenth ])ear of its membership in the American Bar Association, the laiv school Tveaihered an uneventful ] ear. $ E N ■ € C X Howard William Carson WON ' TGOMIiRV, WEST VIRGINIA A X A, ' I ' A I A.B., Washington and Lee, 1931 ; President of Freshman Law Class. Donald Kent Crawford BEVERLY, WEST VIRGINIA r A, A A President, Athletic Council. Phi Delta Phi elected its goats and initiated them, as did Phi Alpha Delta. The Phi Delta Phi trial Tvas held at the L ric to the accompaniment of the CALrx i9:}3 Bernard Byrd Davis SHELBVVILLE, KENTUCKY K A, A I President of Intermediate Law Class ; Member of Kentucky Bar Association. Otho Raymond Cundiff LYNCHBURG VIRGINIA 2 •! E, A A Track, i ; Interfraternity Council, Executive Committee, 3 ; Dance Control Committee ; Member of Virginia State Bar Association. usual brawling. Members of the Senior class took he bar examinations of Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina and Kentucl . Jerome Framptom w $ E N ■ € C X John Louis Ericson NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT A A Thomas Stockton Fox ROANOKE, VIRGINIA 2 X, A A.B., Washington and Lee; Member Virginia State Bar Association. Tx as, elected Senior Law Executive Committeeman in an exciting race rvith ' Dusty Davis. The Law library finally emerged from its medieval state and CALrX 1933 Joseph Jerome Framptom FEDERALSBURG, MARYLAND B e n, A A Christian Council, 2, 3; Executive Committee, 3 ; Dance Control Committee, 3 ; A.B., Washington College. NoRBERT Matthew Gladden FLINT, MICHIGAN Track, 2, 3 ; Secretary-Treasurer, Student Body, 4. was modernized fep the addition of useful lights. A large (judicial) bar was installed in one of the classrooms. While the Senior class was the smallest in $ E N ■ € R Alfred Richard Jones BRUNSWICK, MARYLAND A X A, A A Head Cheer Leader John Warren Rice WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA A A the history of the school, the Freshman class Tvas one of the largest. Mr. Clayton IVilliams Was engaged in revising Burks on Pleading. ' ' Of the CALrX 1933 Henry Cavett Robert POPULARVILLE, MISSISSIPPI S X, A ! President Senior Law Class ; Member Virginia State Bar Association. William Francis Stone STONEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA II K A, Cotillion Club, White Friars, i) Baseball, i, 2, 3, 4; President White Friars, s; Intramural Board, 5 ; Interfraternity Council, S, 6; Member North Carolina Bar Association. nineteen O. D. K. initiates, ten were members of the laiv school. Phi Alpha Delta gave several smolders at which alumni spol e, covering different phases of legal practice. $ E N ■ € C X James Hoge Tyler NORFOLK, VIRGINIA 2 X, Cotillion Club, n A E Ring-turn Phi, I, 2; Interfraternity Council, Member of Virginia State Bar Association. Clifton A. Woodrum, Jr. ROANOKE, VIRGINIA K r, A A.B., V. M. I.; Member of Virginia State Bar Association. SENICP LAW Franklin Rutherford Bigham BIGLERVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA n K A George Joseph FLINT, MICHIGAN ! A A Jack Marinari WAR, WEST VIRGINIA A A George Henry Strouse, Jr. BOZRAH, CONNECTICUT A A Wallace Newton Tiffany MANASSAS, VIRGINIA n K A, B K, A SENICC 4CAI3EMIC COPEN HAVER Officers Matthew Peel Rivers President JoHx Dresden- Copenhaver.. Executive CommUtceman Robert Ragsdale Smith I ' icc-Prcsidcnt William Todd DeVan, II Sccretmy-Trcasiiycr George Douglas McClure Historian CALrX 1933 MASTER Cr ACTS John Hugh Grey, Jr. LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA William Dana Hoyt, Jr. LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA B K, T K I, A 2, M T n Graham Lee Literary Society, Secretary, 2, Vice-President, 3, President, 3 ; Secretary Al- pha Sigma, 2 ; Secretary Tau Kappa Iota 3 ; Vice-President 4 ; Episcopal Club 3, 4, S ; De- bating Council 5 ; Southern Collegian 5 ; Frank- lin Society Scholarship 3 ; Howard Houston Fellowship 5. ACADEMIC In this year, the one hundredth and fiftieth anniversary of the conferring of the first Washington and Lee A.B. degrees. Dr. Robert Henry Tucker assumed $ E N I C C X MASTER €r ACTS Frank Bell Lewis MAXWKLTON, WEST VTROrNlA A T, !• B K Harry Leonard McCarthy COVINGTON, VIRGINIA his office as Dean of the University, and Mr. Frank Gilliam became Dean of Men. The Inter fraternity Council sponsored a plan for deferred rushing. CALyX 1933 William Shurtleff Barker MONTCLAIR, NEW JERSEY A T, n A E, S A X Calyx, i, 2, 3, Assistant Editor, 2, Society Edi- tor, 3; Ring-tiim Phi. 2, 3, 4, Sports Editor, 3, Associate Editor, 4; Secretary Sigma Delta Chi, 4. Carl Webster Bear MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA A e, A K, A , Cotillion Club, HAN Executive Committee, 4; Manager Track, 4; Interf raternity Council 4 ; Football, i ; Swim- ming, I ; Secretary Pi Alpha Nu, 3 ; Cold Check Committee, 4. which its members agreed to follow in subsequent })ears. The Southern Col- legian made its appearance in a modern dress; once again, after a lapse of $ E N I C C X Joe Frank Bear M()NT(;OMKRY, ALABAMA ■h i fi, ■! B K, O A K, ' I- A ' I ' , 13 Cliil), Oitillion CIul) President of Cotillion Club, 4; Iiiterfraternity (onncil, 3; Vice-President Freshman Law, 4; President Junior Class, 3. Marquard Heil Braun ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI 2 A E Transfer from Washington University. years, the IVashington Literar-y Society began an active existence. The Mock Democratic Convention, with its brazen bargains in votes, agreed, to the CALrX 1933 Robert Bricken NEW YORK NEW YORK Z B T Interf raternity Council, 4 ; Junior Finance Committee, 3. Frank Joseph Burkhart CHEVY CHASE, MARYLAND ! r A Troubadours, i, 2; Southern Collegian Orchestra, i, 2, 3, 4. accompaniment of blatant horns and strident pe s, to support Franklin D. Roosevelt for President of these United States, with Harry Byrd as his $ C N ■ € C X Richard Alden Caldwell BENTLEYVII-LE, PENNSYLVANIA B K, T K I, i: r e Physics Scholarship, 3 ; Biology Scholarship, 4 ; University Band, I, 2, 3, 4; Secretary Sigma Gamma Theta, 4. James William Cantley HOPE, ARKANSAS running-mate. Claude G. Bowers made the opening address of the Conven- tion. Will Durant kept the University from its lunch to tell it about philosophy. CALrX 1933 Edwin Wilson Chittum FAlRFIELDj VIRGINIA Baseball, i, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club. Deforest Edward Clark WATERTOWN, NEW YORK A X A, r A X King-tuiii Phi, 2, 3, 4; Sports Editor, 4. The Troubadours presented successfull]) Molnars The Play ' s the Thing and Louder Please ' ' ; a bridge tournament awarded the palm to the Univer- WSM $ E N I € R Joseph Creasy Conner nl-OOMSBL ' KG, PENNSYLVANIA A X 1 ' , A X Ring-liiin Phi, I, 4; Troubadours; Co-Author of And How ; Kand. Tom John Conner, Jr. PRAIRIE DU ROCHER. ILLINOIS shy ' s best contract players. On Randolph-Macon Day ' three hundred Randolph-M aconites descended like Sennacherib ' s hosts upon the campus. CALrX 1933 John Dresden Copenhaver ROANOKE, VIRGINIA K S, O A K, $ A , Cotillion Club Basketball Manager, 4; Business Manager of Southern Collegian, 3 ; Executive Committee, 4; Publication Board, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4; Treas- urer of Finals, 4; Honor Roll, 3. - John Alexander Culley EVANSTON, ILLINOIS K , n A N, ' 13 Club, ® Ring-turn Phi, 1, 2, 3, 4, Editor, 4, Managing Editor, 3; Calyx, i, 2, 3; Photographic Editor, 3 ; Basketball, I ; Track, i ; Manager of Swim- ming, 4; Editorial Board of Shine, 4; Publica- tion Board, 4. After a Tvear battle, The Ring-tum-Phi gained the student body the right to illumination over the librar ) steps, but failed to convince the officials § E N ■ € R X Albert Austin Dodds, Jr. HAWTHORNE, NEW JEKSEY A X A Young Scholarship, 3; Track, i; Cross Coun- try, I ; Southern Collegian, 3. William Todd DeVan CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA a K i;, T K I Football, I, 2; Wrestling, i, 2, 3, 4; Vigilance Committee, 2; Secretary - Treasurer Senior Class, 4; Troubadours, 3. concerning lights on Sunday. Miss Helen Webster found the lost accounts of Washington and some valuable notes of Jefierson in the Lee Chapel. The CALrX 1933 Richard Kurtz Eddy WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA 2 E Band, i, 2, 3, 4; Southern Collegian Business Staff I, 2. Richard Thomas Edwards ROANOKE, VIRGINIA n K A, A K, A 1 , 13 Club, n A E, White Friars, T K I Calyx, i, 2, 3, 4, Editor, 4, Fraternity Editor, 3 ; Vice-President Publication Board, 4 : Track, I, 2- Troubadours; Ring-tum Phi; Christian Council ; Freshman Camp ; Finals Week Committee. original deed of the Washington stock Teas also discovered. Fancy Dress found the student body poor in pocl(etboof(, many of them resorting to mal e- ma $ E N ■ C R X Harry Lewis Fitzgerald, Jr. TULSA, OKLAHOMA K A, () _i K, i;, ■!■ A !• , i3 Club, II A N, T, (ii) President Student Body, 4; Troubadours, i, 2, 3, 4, President, 3; Baseball, i, 2, 3, 4; Business Manager Fancy Dress, 3 ; All-American First Baseman ; Finals Week Committee. George Washburn Flack KINGSTON, PENNSYLVANIA A X P, White Friars Albert Sydney Crew, 2, 3, 4. shift costumes. Much agitation sivept the campus concerning the dance policy of the University, and a questionnaire was distributed by the Executive Com- CALTX 1933 William Howard Flowers THOMASVILLE, GEORGIA K A William Wilson Gordon IRVINGTON, NEW JERSEY n K A Troubadours, 4; President, 4. mittee. O. D. K. tapped nineteen men in a special assembly), Tvith Mr. Marlen Perv as its speaker. J. R. Moore won the National Oratorical Contest at aM $ E N ■ C C X John Griffiths, Jr. POUGHKEEPSIE, NEW YORK Political Science Scholarship, 4; Secretary- Treasurer Sophomore Class ; Commerce Club ; Graham Lee Literary Society. William Waller Hawkins, Jr. PELHAM, NEW YORK B n. A K R ing-turn Phi, 1, 2, 3, 4; Calyx, i, 2, 3, 4; Troubadours, i, 2, 3, 4; Christian Council, 4; International Relations Club, 4. Washington, and C. P. Lee was awarded a Rhodes scholarship from Arkansas at New Orleans. Tex Tilson became football coach at the Univer- CALy 1933 John Hoffman I.AKEVILLE, CONNECTICUT A X A Calyx, i, 2, 3. Paul Evans Holbrook ASHLANDj KENTUCKY Basketball, i, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 4; Freshman Baseball. sit]), succeeding Dehart. The usual complaints concerning V. C. and the declining ideals of the student body were voiced; the usual letters angrily ■m SENIOR William Tonsey Homberg CHAKI.ESTON, WEST VIKGINIA U H IT, Cotillicm Cluli Vice-President iMiials, 4. Joe Martin Ingram CULLEOKA, TENNESSEE University Band, I ; Graham Lee Literary So- ciety, I, 2; Secretary-Treasurer Freshman Class. protesting against this trifle and that were written to The Ring-tum-Phi. The usual attention was paid to them. Joe Magee decided to return for a • i . m- CALrX 193 3 Eben Jackson DANVERSj MASSACHUSETTS John Tallman Jarrett DUNBAR, WEST VIRGINIA A T n, A K, :S, 13 Club, Cotillion Club Football, 2; Basketball, i, 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain, 4; Baseball, i, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club. seventh year. Dr. Henry Campbell, Dean Harry, Tvas in the midst of his history of the University. Tivo new professors taught in the Academic school. S E N ■ C C X Clyde Alwyn Johnson ROANOKE, VIRGINIA n K A, Cotillion Club Manager Wrestling, 4; Troubadours, I, 2, 3; Property Manager, 3 ; Southern Collegian, 1 ; Interfraternity Council, 4. James Franklin Jones WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK a r A, Cotillion Club, Z A X Troubadours, i, 2, 3, 4, 5 ; Journalism Scholar- ship, 4 ; Assistant Director of Publicity for University, 5 ; Interfraternity Council, 5. John Preston Moore and W . B. Varner. Billy H ' mion left to resume study at Ohio State. Bernie Cummins played the Washington and Lee Siving CALyX 1933 « Thomas Kerr Laird LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA T K I, X r e Claude Andrews LaVarre WASHINGTON, D. C. A T A, B K, 13 Club, n A E, Cotillion Club, White Friars, S T Glee Club, i, 2, 3, 4, President, 3; Band, i; Ring-ttim Phi, 2, 3; Southern Collegian, 4; Rifle Club, 3, 4 ; Troubadours, 3, 4. indefatigable over the air; the covered bridge lost its oalfen sides in a losing fight against necessity;. In March the S. A. E. house Tvas destroyed b}) fire. $ E N ■ C C X Ernest Frederick Leathem, Jr. MEMPHIS, TKNNF.SSICt; A T fi, -I- B K Troiiliarloiirs ; [• ' reshnian Baseball. Charles James Longacre, Jr. BALTIMORE, MARYLAND A T Iiitra-Mural Horseshoe Champion. Phi Beta Kappa elected tivelve students in March, and the dozens of other honorary societies used their drag nets effectively. Much was said about the CALTX 1933 « George Douglas McClure DALLAS, TEXAS K 2, 2, A K, 13 Club, ®, White Friars President Finals, 4 ; Manager Boxing, 4 ; Calyx, i ; Southern Collegian, i ; Troubadours, I ; Secretary-Treasurer Interfraternity Council, 4. Frank Burt Mooers, Jr. BALTIMORE, MARYLAND high cost of education and living, and ver little was done about them. The closing of the local banks found the students penniless and living almost entirel]) $ C N ■ D C X James Rayborn Moore SU.MKKSKT, KEXTL ' CKV K A, A K, A 1 P, T K I Debating Team, i, 2, 3, 4: Winner Intercol- legiate National Oratorical Contest, 1932; Vir- ginia State Oratorical Contest, 1932: Manager Debating. 3, 4. Edgar Marshall Nuckols, Jr. LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY A T n, 1 A ) , Cotillion Club Ring-turn Phi, i. 2, News Editor. 2: Swim- ming. I. 3; Alternate Manager Football, 4; Commerce Club, President, 4 ; Interf raternity Council, 4 ; Honor Roll, 3. 4. on credit. Ralph Daves kepi an account hook or those desiring to attend the movie; the Cold Check Committee listened to man a humorous tale of woe. CALyX 1933 Alvin Bubbie Ortner LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY E n, T K I Tennis, 3. Simon Marcellus Painter MILL HALL, PENNSYLVANIA K S Baseball, i, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club. The inauguration of Roosevelt found man students in Washington, but the spring vacation passed Tvith man]; of them remaining in Lexington. Dr. Gaines ■ ' m S E N I € 1 Marion Edward Porter ATLANTA, GEORGIA B K, T K I, M T n Matthew Peel Rivers LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY A T n, A K, n A N Vice-President Junior Class ; President Senior Academic, 4; Troubadours, i ; Track, i, 2, 3, 4 ; Swimming, i, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain, 4; Major Monogram in Swimming, 3 ; Monogram Club : Leader Senior Ball. Spoke over the radio on several occasions; he made a triumphant speaking tour of the South. The O. D. K. speakers were sent out in April to canvass the CALrX 1933 James Rucker Ryland RICHMOND, VIRGINIA K 2:, A K, 2, Cotillion Club Manager Football, 4; Crew, i, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 3; Troubadours, i, 2; Calyx, i; Monogram Club, 4. Ira Herbert Samelson MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE neighboring high schools for the University). Dr. Helderman published Ceorge Washington, the Patron of Learning a scholarly study containing much S E N I e 1 James William Anderson Smith ELIZABETH, NEW JERSEY A X A, i; T Editor Southern Collegian, 4, Associate Edi- tor, 3. Robert Ragsdale Smith CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA n K •] , T K I, X r e Episcopal Club; Mann-Page Scholarship, 3, 4; Vice-President Academic Class. information concerning Washington s connection ivith Washington and Lee. The Journalism school held a Press convention for the Southern high schools CALrX 1933 Joel Spurgeon Snyder, Jr. I ' AYETTEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA K , n A E, n A N, ® Baseball, i, 2; Basketball, i; Tennis, 2, 3, 4; Intra-Mural Handball Champion, 3, 4; Ring- turn Phi, I, 2, Sports Editor, 2; Calyx, i, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Editor, 2, Associate Editor, 3, Managing Editor, 4. Joe Henry Staley, Jr. MARYVILLE, TENNESSEE A T and gave several banquets in honor of visiting journalists. Sir Josia h Stamp ivas invited to speak at graduation and cabled his acceptance from London. SENIOR Alexander Mahan Sterling CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, OHIO S T Charles Francis Suter CLARENDON, VIRGINIA n K A, n A N Track, I, 2. 3. Don Bestor, nationall} known orchestra, furnished delightful music for the Easter Dances of the ' 73 and Cotillion Clubs. George McClure led the CALTX 1933 Carl Brannon Vickers MONTGOMERY WEST VIRGINIA A X A, O A K, White Friars, T K I, X T 9 Secretary-Treasurer Finals ; Vice-President Student Body ; President Sophomore Class. Presley Ewing Vinson HOUSTON, TEXAS A T Finals Week drive, securing enough cooperation to sign Jan Garber to p ap for the Finals of 1933. V. M. I. during the Easter dances the la st week in im $ E N ■ € C X James Pickens Walker SAVANNAH. GEORGIA ' ! r A, O A K, i;, 13 Cliih, Cotillion Chili Vice-President I ' ancy Dress, 4: President 13 Cluli; Swimming, i, 2, 3; Ring-turn Phi. i, 2. John Francis Watlington, Jr. REIDSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA B e n, B K Glee Club, i, 2, 3, 4, President, 4; Honor Roll, I, 2, 3. April, opened their doors to all students for the first time in order that Cup Lombardo map be patronized. Harvard Smith rvas elected to lead Fane}) CALrX 193:5 Wallace Werble KEYSER, WEST VIRGINIA Debating Team; Ring-turn Phi. 3, 4; Graham- Lee Literan ' Society ; Director of Athletic Publicity. William Henry Harrison Wertz WOOSTER, OHIO Ben, 13 Club, Cotillion Club Athletic Council, 4; Interfraternity Council, 3; Football, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club; Swim- ming, 3. Dress for 1934, and Charles Pritchard chosen h popular choice for the presidencv of Finals 1934. The Calyx loas selected as favors for Senior Ball. $ E N ■ € C X Allen Harris Wofford JOHNSON CITV, TENNESSEE :: A E, White Friars Football, I, 2, 3, 4; Westling, 3; Troubadours, I, 2, 3; Stage and Property Manager, 2; Chair- man Advisory Board, 3; Ring-ttim Phi, i, 2, 3. John Andrew Womeldorf LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA ' 1 ' B K, T IC I James J. White Scholarship. $ENI€I CCMMECCE Bear Officers Edwin Henry Bacon President Carl Webster Bear Executive Committeemau at Large Charles Robert Kaplan J ' ice-Presideiit Edwin Sheldox Curtis Secretary-Treasurer Moses Hoge Crighton, Jr Historian CALyX 1933 li Edwin Henry Bacon CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA K :;, o K, B r z President Senior Commerce; Football, i, 2, 3, 4; Boxing, I, 2, 3; Commerce Club; Mono- gram Club; Track, i, 4; International Relations Club. Ralph Courtright Barnett BEXLEY, OHIO CCAiMECCE During this ear, at the instigation of the professors of the Commerce school, a chapter of Beta Gamma Sigma was installed h visiting professors from $ E N I C C X Marshall Stokes Black TIlOMASTdX, GKIIKCIA K A, ®, i;, Cntilliiin Cluh Leader [nti-rfraternitj ' liall ; Commerce Clul) Track, i, 2, 4; International Relations t ' Inli Thomas Deale Blanchard PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA A X A Commerce Clnb Virginia. The four students charter members are Bacon, E. S. Curtis, J. F. Jones and Kaplan. Dr. Tucker spoke on Local Finance and Count]) Govern- CALT 1933 William Jordan Brooks, Jr. DREW, MISSISSIPPI K I Commerce Club, 5. Albert Oglesby Burks LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA 2 X, 13 Club Commerce Club, International Relations Club merit at the American Political Science Association in Richmond and on school finance at the Virginia Educational Association; he ivas elected president $ E N ■ € C X Richard Innes Butler PARIS, KENTUCKY r 4 Wrestling Squad. Moses Hoge Crighton, Jr. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA i; X, n A N Troubadours, i, 3; Glee Club, i, 2; Historian Class. of the Association of Virginia Colleges, and his article on Virginia countxi government was published in the combined ' ' World ' s Work ar d Revierv of CALyX 193J Edwin Sheldon Curtis KINGSTON, PENNSYLVANIA B K, A r, B r 2 President Commerce Club ; Secretary-Treasur- er Senior Class; Glee Club, i, 2. Theodore Morrison Curtis PELHAM, NEW YORK A e, O 4 K, n A E, White Friars President Publication Board ; Executive Com- mittee ; Business Manager Ring-tiim Phi, 3; Track, i, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club. Reviews. Dr. Latture left at the end of the first semester to resume graduate Tvorif at the University of Chicago, and his place ivas filled by Donald Frasier - J SENIOR Claibourne Henry Darden SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA 2 A E Interfraternit} ' Council ; Freshman Lawyer. William Silas Farmer FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY ■i ' A e Troubadours ; Boxing, 2. Martin. Dr. Hancoclf took o. leading part at the meeting of the Southeastern Association in Atlanta. The Religious and Labor Foundation brought several CALyX 1933 LORING MiLLIKEN GaRRISON EASLEY, SOUTH CAROLINA n K , n A N Football, 2 ; Sophomore Football Manager ; Track, 3; Calyx, i, 2; Finance Committee Junior Prom. Gordon Payne Goldenberg LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA 2 A E Football, I ; Glee Club, 2 ; Business Manager of Calyx, 4. spea}(ers to the campus on political and economic subjects; an International Relations Club began to function, with BlacJf, Burn, Lamar, Pound and . v.. ' @n $ E N ■ € C X George Haviland Hagadorn, Jr. ALBANYj NEW YORK A T Gray Walton Hume, Jr. LEESBURG, VIRGINIA Secretary-Treasurer Student Body ; Commerce Club, 4 ; Rifle Club, 3, 4- Roland as charter members. Under its auspices several movies of the League of Nations and allied subjects were shown at the Lvric theatre. Under the CALrX 1933 James Fleming Jones DUBLIN, GEORGIA n K , B K, B r ::, A s Commerce Club, 3, 4; Bradford Scholarship, 3 ; McDowell Scholarship, 3. Charles Robert Kaplan Ti II, B K, B r i: Commerce Club, 3, 4; Vice-President Senior Commerce. aegis of the Virginia Economic Association, the Commerce school professors, especially Dr. Tucl er and Mr. J. H. Williams, questionnaires were sent to : 1H $ E N ■ € C Howell Arthur Lamar ST. AfCl ' STIXK, Kl.dKlliA A T A, Cotillion Cliil), II -i K liitcrfratcrnity Council, 4; Troubadours, i, 2, 3, 4: Publicity Director, 4; Ring-tum Phi, i, 2, 3, 4; Advisory Board, 4; Southern Col- legian, 3, 4: Calyx, 3, 4: Commerce Club: Episcopal Club ; Publicity Director Fancy Dress Ball ; F ' reshman Council. Neil Zentmyer Meredith HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND Baseball, i, 2; Rifle Team, 3, 4; Secretary- Treasurer, 3 ; Commerce Club. every county in Virginia in an effort to better financial conditions in the State. An intensive study and report rvas made of the findings. The Commerce Club, CALr 1933 Robert Alexander Morris, Jr. KENOVA, WEST VIRGINIA A T n, A K, ® Football, I, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 4; Monogram Club; Pre sident Freshman Council, 4; Basketball, 3. George William Musser INDIANA PENNSYLVANIA A X A Interfraternity Council; Swimming, i, 2, 3, 4. Sponsored b Mr. Phillips, held regular meeiings and entertained several guests, Tvho spoke upon allied subjects. jAMii ' ' Uii«iiA ih ' ' warn .mm S E N I € C X George Francis Parsons CAPKVILLE, VIRGINIA n K A, Cotillion Clul), n A E Riiig-tiiiii Phi, i, 2, 3: Troubadours, i, 2, 3; Band, I, 2; Interfraternity Council, 3; Com- merce Club. Neil Campbell Pascoe MILFORD, NEW JERSEY i: E, n A N Interfraternity Council, 4; Band, i, 2; Harry Lee, Jr. Varsity ; Glee Club, 4. George C. Peery, alumnus and member of the Trustees, was announced as the outstanding candidate for governor of Virginia. Campus politics rose to W ' -T T - ;;j ' j ' ' Arv ' j ' , ra.-?S5S i KTr:jF CALy 1933 Walter James Pound NANUET, NEW YORK A T fi, 2, White Friars President White Friars, Captain Boxing, Com- merce Club; International Relations Club; Boxing, I, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club. Edward Harvey Pringle SUMMIT, NEW JERSEY A T their heights as Amos Bolen xeas elected President of the Athletic Council b choice. A student assembly r as held showing the feeling of students in $ C N I € C X John Richard Saunders I ' KN ' SACOLA, l- ' l.(]RII A Thomas Carman Smith HAVANA COUNTUY CLUB, CUBA r A regard to the probable loss of Coach A. E. Maihis. Due to the lacl( of cooperation in filling the dormitories, a rule was involved requiring all freshmen CALrX 1933 Allen Dale Symonds EVANSVILLEj ILLINOIS I ' K , Cotillion Club Commerce Club. William Fowler Symonds EVANSTON ILLINOIS ! K , ® Commerce Club, 3, 4; Band, 3; Football, i; Senior Manager Baseball, 4. to stay in the dorms during their first year; the fraternities fussed as usual. The Interfraternit]) Council folloiving their new constitution elected officers $ E N ■ C C X Hugh Taylor NEWPORT TENNESSEE Football, I, 2, 3; Commerce Club. 3, 4; Crew, I, 3; Golf, 4- John Jesse Wertman DETROIT. MICHIGAN A X A Calyx, i ; Commerce Club, 4. to begin the new ear. Their plans are extensive in scope, seeking powers that Tvill work hand in hand with the Executive Committee. CALyX 1933 BucKNER Woodford, Jr. PARIS, KENTUCKY A G Commerce Club. William Franklin Methvin, Jr. ATLANTA, GEORGIA n K , White Friars Glee Club, i ; Baseball, i, 2, 3, 4; Troubadours, I ; Freshman Council, 2 ; Monogram Club, Sophomore Basketball Manager ; Finals Week Committee. fc . W $ENI€I SCIENCE Officers James Frederick Cook President John Willis Ball Executive Coiiniiilteniian at Large Charles Wesley Kaufman ' ice-Presideiit Frank Elbert Calhoun Secretary-Treasurer Crom ve[.l Edwards Thomas Historian CALrX 1933 - ' « p fRv John Parker Burrows NEW YORK NEW YORK n K , A S Baseball, i, 2, 3, 4; President Custis Lee Engi- neering Society. Frank Elbert Calhoun PENSACOLA, FLORIDA Wrestling, 2 ; Troubadours, i ; Custis Lee Engineering; Harry Lee Crew, i, 2, 3, 4; Captain, 4; Taylor Scholarship, 3. SCIENCE During this ear Chi Gamma Theta pledged and initiated eight students; Custis-Lee initiated eleven, and Tau Kappa Iota pledged eleven. Under the $ E N I C C James Frederick Cook WAVNESBOKO, VIUtilMA i: A E, n A N, X r e President Senior Science Class ; President Chi Gamma Theta Christian Work Council ; Interfraternity Council : Swimming, i ; Track. I, 2, 3, 4; Calyx, 2; Leader Pan-White Friar Dansant. Jeb Stuart Darby PLAQUEMINE, LOUISIANA Troubadours, 2, 3; Calvx, i, 2, 3, 4; Asso- ciate Editor, 3, 4 ; Custis Lee Engineering Society. auspices of the latter Dr. Horsely presented a movie and a lecture upon cancer prevention; Dr. Lind, alumnus of Washington and Lee, Tvas elected editor of the Journal of Physical Chemistry. Dr. Howe, hack from his stay in China, CALyX 1933 Charles Wesley Kaufman MARTINSBUEG, WEST VIRGINIA B K, A :2, X r e, T K I Vice-President Senior Science. Ernest Leigh McLellan XEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA r i: E published an account of his observations in The Alumni Magazine and celebrated his Jubilee ear as a member of the British Chemical Association. ma $ E N ■ € C X Richard Harrison Ruff KI.KHOUN, WKST IUG1NIA T Custis Lee Ens ' neeriiig Society; Track, 4, 5; Cross Country, 5; Basketball, 2; Riiig-liDi: Phi, 5. Cromwell Edwards Thomas KINGSTON, PENNSYLVANIA Historian Senior Class : Wrestling, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 4. Under Dr. HoyCs direction, plans were under way to convert the land hack of the Chemistry building into an arboretum. CALrX 1933 Jacob Lightsey Wallace CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA n K Custis Lee Engineering Society; Vice-Presi- dent, 4; Band, i, 2, 3, 4. Edward Junkin Wilson ROME, GEORGIA K A, X r e, B K Tennis Team, 2, 3, 4; Louisa Reid White Scholarship. ' M mm ■ NTECMEDIATE LAWyECX Jones Officers Henry Taylor Jones President Sherwood Willing Wise ExeeiitizT Coiiiiiiittee)imn Thomas Dun away ' Anderson J ' ice-Presidcut Albert Meints Fowler Secretary-Treasurer Walter Calkins Cremin Historian [103] CALrX 193:5 Thomas Dunaway Anderson HOUSTON, TEXAS i: X, a- +, n E Calyx, i, 2, 3: Glee Club, i, 2; Band; Vice- President Intermediate Law Class. Robert Darias Bailey PINEVILLE, WEST VIRGINIA X N, 1 A Winston William Brown SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA — N, 13 Club, Cotillion Club, Troubadours Secretary-Treasurer Cotillion Club. Cornelius Henry Cohen AUGUSTA, GEORGIA A X A, ! :i Swimming, 2, 3 ; Golf, 2, 3 ; President Junior Law Class, 2. Walter Calkins Cremin TULSA OKLAHOMA :; X, J , 2 Football: Baseball, 2, 3, 4; ice-President Junior Law Class, 3 ; Secretary-Treasurer In- termediate Law Class, 4. [104] INTERMEDIATE LAW Layne Haldeman Ford GRAFTON, WKST VLKGiNIA Graham-Lee Society, i, 2; ' ice-Presi leiU, University Debating, 2. Albert Meints Fowler EAST ST. I.OUIS, ILLINOIS A X A. •!■ A ,i Francis Moss Hoge MARION, VIRGINIA n K A A.n., Davidson. Henry Taylor Jones JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA A T Spanish Scholarship, 2 : Davidson Scholarship, 3 ; President Intermediate Law Class, 4. Travis Oliver, Jr. MONROE, LOUISIAN. II K A Virginia Militarv Institute. [105] CALyX 1933 Carl Brannon Vickers MONTGOMERY, WEST VIRGINIA A , A, J K, White Friars, T K I, X P 9 Vice-President Student Body, 5 ; Vice-Presi- dent Finals, 4; President Sophomore Class, 2; Freshman Council; Track, i, 2. Clarence Senter Worrell PINEVILLE, WEST VIRGINIA Sherwood Willing Wise HAZELHURST, MISSISSIPPI K 2, A K, 2, A , Cotillion Club Troubadours, i ; Glee Club, 2, 3 ; Wrestling Manager, 4 ; Executive Committeeman, 5 ; In- terfraternity Council. JLNICC ACADEMIC Pritchard Officers Frank Cui.len Bryant President Charles Austin Pritchard Exeeiitire Committeeman William Crawford Thomas Vice-President Kenneth Reese Cole Secretary-Treasurer Charles Crantz Collier Historian [ 11 ' 7 1 CALTX 1933 Samuel Lutz Alexander LEESBURG, VIRGINIA Darby Wood Betts KIRKWOOD, MISSOURI 2 X Transfer from V. M. L Bernard Elliott Brennan ROCKVILLE CENTER, NEW YORK A T S2, Cotillion Club, @ Frank Cullen Bryant ORANGEBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA K i;, White Friars, 13 Club Glee Club ; President Junior Class. Robert Lacey Buffington LAKE VILLAGE, ARKANSAS Track, i, 2; Band, i, 2, 3; Custis Lee Engineering Society. J U N I C C X Robert Ira Bull, Jr. NEWARK, NKW JERSEY i; + K, A i; Rand: Southern dillegians, i, 2, 3. James Duncan Burn BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA A T Q, n A E, Cotillion Club Calyx, i, 2, 3; Kiini-tuin Phi, i, 2, 3. Lawrence Russell Chase WASHINGTON, D. C. A T Head Cheer Leader. Thomas Luther Coley, Jr. BETHAYRES, PENNSYLVANIA A T, A :; X Troubadours. Charles Payne Crawley APPOMATTOX, VIUGIXI. i: ' I ' v.. White Friars [109] CALr 19J3 n ▼ Charles Brinson Cross, Jr. POUTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA K A Arnold Silvio Dallava PITTSFreLD, MASSACHUSETTS Alfred George Dennison GOLDSBORO, MARYLAND A X P, White Friars, SAX John Walters Dexter ARDMORE, OK LAHOMA B ir, n A E. Cotillion CUib Riiig-tnin Phi, i, 2, 3. Holmes Murphy Dyer FREEHOLD, NEW JERSEY n K -I-, White Friars Commerce Club, 2, 3 J U N I C C X Harry Lee Eichelberger, Jr KELLER, VIRGINIA S T A Calyx, i, 2; Truuhadmirs, i. William Gilbert Faulk MONROE, LOUISIANA II K A, Cotillion Club Freshman Footliall. Everette Ernest Fisher KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE :; A E Transfer from University of Tennessci Paul Calvin Giddings KENT, CONNECTICUT -i T Custis Lee Enoineerinar Societ Eugene N. S. Girard HAZLETON, PENNSYLVANIA A X P, A S, i; A X Soiitlicni Collegian, 2, 3. CALrX 1933 I Alan Seymour Goldstein INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA Z B T Riiig-tinn Phi, i ; Transfer from Ohio State University. Richard Walter Grafton TRENTON, NEW JERSEY Commerce Club, 4; Sophomore Dance Committee. Thomas Willis Graves LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA A T Cotillion Club Freshman Camp. Samuel M. Greenwood, III COATESVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA Commerce Club. John Griffiths, Jr. POUGHKEEPSIE, NEW YORK Commerce Club. J L N I € C X Ss r ' r- ' - r William Gregg Grove, Jr. RONCliVERTE, WEST VIRGINIA n K A, ::: Athletic Council; Football, i. 2. 3; Track, i, 2. Arthur Talmage Gunn, Jr. DANVILLE, VIRGINIA K ::, i; _ x, t k i, a 2 John Withnell Hager ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI 2 A E Henry Lippincott Haines AL ' DUBOX, NEW JERSEY A T, T K I. X r e Crew, I, 2, 3; Captain Albert Sidney Swimmino-, i, 2. John Summer Haines AUnUBON, NEW JERSEY A T, n A N. T K I, X r e Crew. I, 2, 3. [113] CALrX 1933 Hudson Clark Hall HUBBARD, OHIO A T Q Football, 2, 3 ; Wrestling, 2, 3. Frederick H. Hamilton, Jr. JONESBORO, ARKANSAS 2 N, Cotillion Club Commerce Club; Freshman Debating Champion. Bernard Griffith Harless Cr.IFTON FORGE, VIRGINIA A X P German Scholarship; Tennis, i, 2. Milton Lanier Harris TUNICA, MISSISSIPPI K A, White Friars Alternate Junior Manager of Football. Claude Harrison, Jr. BEDFORD, VIRGINIA Glee Club ; Graham Lee Literary So- ciety ; Co-Director of Southern Colleg- ian Orchestra. J U N ■ C C X John McCaughey Harrison LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS 1 X, 13 Club, n A N Junior Manager Boxing : Glee Club ; Intra-Mural Tennis Champion. Henry Ernest Harwell NORFOLK, VIRGINIA A T fi Wrestling, I. Harry Oliver Hazell RICHMOND, VIRGINIA :S N, 13 Club Track ; Commerce Club. LeRoy Hodges, II RICHMOND, VIRGINIA n K A, n A N Executive Committee; Track, i, 2, 3; Wrestling, i, 2; Monogram Club; Com- merce Club. Robert Denson Hudson BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA A e Football, I ; Boxing, i ; Editor of the Shine; Debating Team. [ ilo ] CALr 1933 William E. Hutchings, Jr. LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY .|. K I ' , ® Irvin Karlin NEW YORK, NEW YORK Z B T William Ernst Kliefoth ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI A E, n A N Football, I. William Otis Leffell ABINGDO N, VIRGINIA Custis Lee Engineering Society, 2, 3 ; Secretary, 3. Donald Stuart Levinson BALTIMORE, MARYLAND Z B T Swimming, i; Ring-tuni Phi, 2, 3; Ad- vertising Manager ; Band. JUNIOR Ernest Reid Lineweaver, Jr. HARRISONBURG, VIRGIN iA n l A Transfer from Davidson College. Alfred Philip Lowy WIXNETKA, ILLINOIS Z B T Troubadours; Southern Collegian ; Ad- vertising Manager. William Bauer McCoy ZANESVILLE, OHIO Ben Custis Lee Engineering Society. James Dixon McCully LOGANSPORT, INDIANA — A E, White Friars, ' 13 Club Junior Manager ' restIing; Ring-turn Phi Business Staff, i, 2, 3. Gilbert Carlyle McKown MARTINSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA 2: X, n A N, Cotillion Club Calyx, i, 2, 3; Fraternity Editor, 3. [117] CALTX 1933 John Nelson McNeill BROOKLYN, NEW YORK A T H Junior Manager Swimming. Lewis Wendell Martin RlCHJiIOND, VIRGINIA K i:. Cotillion Clut Football, I, 2; Track, i, 2; Boxing, i, 2; Monogram Club. Willie B. Middleton, Jr. PLAQUEMINE, LOUISIANA K Olin Kenneth Miller COVINGTON, VIRGINIA A X P baseball, i, 2, 3; Chi Gamma Theta. William Joseph Moran, Jr. AMITYVILLE, NEW YORK n K !., X r e [118] J U N ■ € C X Joseph Carl Muller, Jr. LITTLE FALLS, NEW JERSEY X r e Foster McCrum Palmer CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Francis Landey Patton HAWTHORNE, NEW JERSEY A X A, White Friars, 2 T Junior Manager of Football. Edwin Henkel Pewett JONESBORO, ARKANSAS Ben, 13 Club, n A E Calyx, i, 2; Ring-turn Phi, i, 2, 3; Busi- ness Manager, 3. Charles Austin Pritchard DURBIN, WEST VIRGINIA n K A, White Friars Executive Committee, 3; Wrestling, i, 2, 3 ; Southern Conference Champion, 3 ; Co-Captain Elect of Wrestling. [U9] ' HfT ' CALrx: 1933 Charles Hayden Reasor ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI :i X, White Friars Track, i, 2, 3; Christian Work Council Freshman Camp. George Leach Reynolds KINGSTON, PENNSYLVANIA A X p, n A N, A i; Tennis, i, 2, 3. Joseph George Robinson NEW YORK, NEW YORK Calyx, i, 2, 3; Assistant Business Man- ager, 3; Glee Club, i, 2, 3; Business Manager, 3. Robert Beardsley Safford WEST HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT K , II A N, Cotillion Club, A :2 Troubadours, i, 2; Band Manager, 2, 3. Richard Bernard Sale LARCH MONT, NEW YORK A T, :i A X, n A E Southern Collegian, 3; Cheer Leader; Sophomore Dance Committee. [120] J L N ■ € C X Clifford A. Sauebrun ELIZABETH, NEW JERSEY i; N Basketball, i, 2, 3; Baseball, 2, 3: Mono- gram Club, 2, 3. Joe Henery Sawyers OAK HILL, WEST VIRGINIA II K A, A K, i; Football, I, 2, 3; Basketball, i, 2, 3; Track, i, 2, 3 ; Captain-Elect Basketball. William R. Schildknecht FREDERICK, MARYLAND Commerce Club ; Luther Seevers Birely Scholarship. Howard Morgan Shaw SCRANTON, PENNSYLVANIA 2 E Ring-turn Phi, I, 2, 3 ; Commerce Club, 3. John Ford Schroder DORSET, VERMONT U K A, 1 3 Clul) Tunior Manager Track. L 121 ] CALr 19:53 Daniel Boone Startsman TERRACE PARK, OHIO Commerce Club, 3 ; Cross Country, 3 ; Band, 3. Bernard U. Steinberg EAST ORANGE, NEW JERSEY i ' E n Basketball, i, 2. 3; Baseball, i; Mono- gram Club : Tau Kappa Iota. William Seeman Stern NEW YORK CITY E n Cross Countr}-, I ; Tennis, I, 2, 3 ; Swim- ming, 2, 3 ; Commerce Club. George Jefferds Stephens WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK A T, T K I Beverly Dancy Summerson GREAT NECK, NEW YORK A X P, A S [122] J L N ■ C C X John Herman Thomas CHAKLKSTON, WEST VIUGINIA !■ K i:, 1, CotiiiiDii riiii, William Crawford Thomas MONTGOMKUV, ALAHAMA 4 K M ' , II A N Football, I, 2; Vice-President Junior Class. Arthur C. Tonsmeire, Jr. MOBILE, ALABAMA ATA Everett Tucker, Jr. TUCKER, ARKANSAS I K i;, 13 Clul). Cotillion Clul) Junior Manager Baseball ; Intra-Mural Board. Victor Franklin Tucker GERMANTOWN, PENNSVLVANIA 2 A E, Cotillion Club Boxing, I, 2. 3: Sontheni Collegian, i, 2, 3 : Business Manager, 3 : Episcopal Club ; Christian Work Council : Fresh- man Camp. [123] CALYX 1933 Robert Knapp Turney STRATFORD, CONNECTICUT n K A William Henry Vick OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA K A Joseph Walker, Jr. COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA A e, 13 Club, Cotillion Club, HAN Troubadours, i, 2, 3; Business Mana- ger, 3 ; Secretary-Treasurer Pan ; Wrest- ling, 2. W. Charles Walkinshaw BATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN ) K + Don Reiter Wallis BEDFORD, INDIANA ATA, White Friars Southern CoUegian. I, 2, 3; Advertising Manager, 3 ; Junior Manager Band. [124] MrtK-J; m ' ?ir«flOTae-,, J U N ■ € R X Harrison M. Walters, Jr. POCOMOKK, MAUVLANMI A T Q Thomas S. Wheelwright, Jr. BUCKHEAD SPKINGS, VIRGINIA A X p, ; -i X Southern Collegian, i, 2. 3; Shine. William Lewis Wilson OWENSBORO, KENTUCKY K A, -i K, :;, Cotillion Chib, II A N Football, 2, 3 ; Basketball, i, 2, 3 ; Track, I, 2, 3; Athletic Council; Business Man- ager Fancy Dress. George Fox Wing, III HENDERSONVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA i T Ring-fuin Phi. Frank John Young BROOKLYN, NEW YORK A T 0, White Friars, la Club, Z A X. Tl S F. Calyx, 2, 3; Troubadours, i: Crew, i, 2; Ring-tuni Phi. i, 2, 3; Assistant Editor, 3. rCESHMAN LAW Bear Officers Eli Finkelstein President Joe Frank Bear rice-President Richard Thomas Edwards Secretary-Treasurer Harvard Payson Smith Historian [127] CALTX 1933 Edmund James Abbott, Jr., A X A Timothy Oswald Cremin, Jr., 2 X Waterbury, Connecticut Tulsa, Oklahoma John Willis Ball, ? r A Jacksonville, Florida Claibourne Henry Darden, 2 A E Southland, Virginia Carl Webster Bear, $ A Montgomery, Alabama Henry Holderby Darnall, A T O Huntington, West Virginia Joe Frank Bear, J A © Montgomery, Alabama Charles Hyde Davidson, Jr. Lexington, Virginia Randolph Bumgardner, Jr., K A Staunton, Virginia John Walters Dexter, B ® n Ardmore, Oklahoma Early Coleman Clements, K A Rolling Fork, Mississippi Alfred Newton Edgar, A T O Marlinton, West Virginia Samuel Walton Coleman, Jr. Gate City, Virginia Richard Thomas Edwards, n K A Roanoke, Virginia John Henry Cooke, A X A Alden, New York Russell Cleveland Ethridge Norfolk, Virginia John Dresden Copenhaver, K 2 Roanoke, Virginia James Douglas Finley, K 2 Norfolk, Virginia Edwin Tilghman Coulbourne Suffolk, Virginia Eli Finkelstein, Z B T Jacksonville, Florida George Irvin Coulbourne Sutf ' olk, Virginia Harry Lewis Fitzgerald, K A Tulsa, Oklahoma Henry William Creel Chihuahua, Mexico William Wilson Fowlkes, K 2 Danville, Virginia tl28] rCESHMAN LAW Jesse Howell (]lovicr Woodland A ' lills, Tennessee TiKj.MAs lM.iJKnj(;E .Mears, 2 N I ' ortales, New Mexico John Meredith Graham, K A Rome, Georgia Frank Joseph Hague, Jr. Jersey City, New Jersey Alexander Gilliam Harwood, 2 N Williamsburg , Virginia William Waller Hawkins, B n Pelham Manor, New York George William Hohanness Winchester, Virginia William Tonsey Homberg, B n Charleston, West Virginia George Ben Johnson IT K A Tazewell, Virginia Robert Glenn Livengood, I K 2 St. Louis, Missouri Joseph Harold Launders Greenwich, Connecticut David Scott McDonald, A T n Durant, Oklahoma William Lewis Martin Roanoke, Virginia WiL.soN Fergu.son Miller Shamokin, Penn.sylvania Edward I ' owers Mincher Trenton, New Jersey Martin Jf)SEPii Montague Oxford, North Carolina Edward Marshall Nuckols, A T Q Louisville, Kentucky LiBORIO Puzzo Williamsport, Penn.sylvania Pleas Ramsey, IT K $ Roanoke, Virginia Harvard Payson Smith, K A Murfree.sboro, Tennessee Thomas Chestnut Smith, I A © Tulsa, Oklahoma Joel Spltrgeon Snyder, Jr., K 2 Fayette ville, North Carolina Thomas Everett Sparks, 2 X Crossett. Arkansas Hiram Columbl ' S Taylor, K A Mobile, Alal)ama William Louis Wilson, K . Owensboro, Kentuckv [129] i- l McGeorv $CPIi€ H€CE ACADEMIC Officers George Joseph McGeory President Alanson Charles Brown, Jr Executive Coiinnitteeiiiaii William Purnell Diggs J ' icc-Prcsident Reuben Adolphus Pickens, II Secretary-Treasurer John Phillips Jones Historian [181] CALTX 1933 Thomas Dexter Alden, 2 X, W. F. Topeka, Kansas William Howard Alexander, $ r A Washington, D. C. Thomas Henry Alphin, T K I Hot Springs, Virginia C. P. Anderson. Jr.. $ r A, n A N Oak Hill, West Virginia Alfred H. Archer, A X P, W. F. Caldwell, New Jersey John Edmund Arden Cleveland, Ohio John Baker Austin, A X P Bound Brook, New Jersey R. Anderson Banks, A T A, C. C. Cleveland, Ohio David John Bennett, Jr. Chambersburg, Pennsylvania Wally Carlton Bernard New York, New York Joseph Hewitt Berrien, 2 N St. Davids, Pennsylvania James Allen Black, n K A Meyersdale, Pennsylvania Alan Franklin Blasier, A X A N. Tonawanda, New York Edward Lupton Bond, Jr. Clarksboro, New Jersey Rockwell Smith Boyle Steele ' s Tavern, Virginia G. H. Branaman, Jr., A T n, C. C. Waynesboro, Virginia A. C. Brown, Jr., B ® n, n A N St. Louis, Missouri James E. Brown, A X A, W. F. Morristown, New Jersey George Anderson Browne Mobile, Alabama Joseph Ashby Burton, K A, W. F. Onley, Virginia Thomas J. Busby, Jr., IT K A Houston, Mississippi James Stewart Buxton, K 2, C. C. Memphis, Tennessee William B. Cabell, K , n A N Wevaco, West Virginia Alexander Doak Campbell, E A Lexington, Virginia Clarence W. Campbell, ATA Bufifalo, New York Sam B. Cantey, HL K 2, n A N Fort Worth, Texas Clarence Ogden Carman Tamroy, West Virginia William Roscoe Carnahan, $ A © Freeport, Illinois E. W. Chappell. Jr., n K A, W. F. Urbanna, Virginia Joseph Alexander Clemmer Lexington, Virginia [132] $CPHCM€CEX Robert Henry Cleveland Jacksonville, Florida Allan Manninc; Clinch Pelhani. New Y(jrk Robert Franklin Cooper. Jr., K }i Holly Springs, Mississippi Foster Howell Corwith Southam])ton, New York W. Arthur Cover, 2 A E, n A N Elkton, Virginia George Edgar Crisp, 4 K , C. C. Akron, Ohio Richard MacDonald Cross, $ K Johnston, New York Jack Reid Cunningham, Jr. Buena Vista, Virginia John Marion Dean, 2 A E, C. C. Tribbett, Mississippi W. Purnell Diggs, 2 a E, W. F. St. Louis, Missouri Constantine George Dimas, 2 4 E Joliet, Illinois Arthur M. Doty, n K A, n A N Kosciusko, Mississippi Walter Robinson Douglas, ATA Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania Jettie Driver, ATA Osceola, Arkansas Meceslaus Richard Dunaj Adams, Mississippi Ja.mes Harold Diwca.v. 1 ' r A Bedfurfl, Indiana Robert Campbell Dvkr. 2 E Chicago. Illintjis illiam Haskiel Dyer, 2 A E Johnson City, Tennessee Charles Iujward Flbrick. . T 12 Louisville, Kentucky Leighton Phreaner Everhart Hagerstown, Maryland Joseph Ward Fairlie, 2 I E Hathoro, Pennsylvania Aubery Jackson Farley Merr}- Point, Virginia Robert English Field, 2 A E Miami, Florida Charles H. Fitzwilson. n K A Terrace Park, Ohio Joe Henry Ford, Jr., A X A Houston, Texas James Montgomery Franklin Verona, New Jersey Clifford Jerome Freund. IT K Brooklyn, New York John Edward Friend, $ K 2 Richmond, Virginia William Borton Gabb, n K 1 Brooklyn, New York James Cushman Gardner, 2 N Brockton, Massachusetts [133] ,-rf CALrX 1933 W. Armstead Garrett, $ A 0. W. F. Augusta, Georgia B. Cantine Garrison, Jr., 2 A E Evanston, Illinois Loyal Paul Gassman, $ K 2, n A N Freeport, Illinois Harry George, Jr., xV X A Brunswick, Maryland W. WiNTON Gerber, a T a, C. C. Buffalo, New York Daniel Penick Gholson Holly Springs, Mississippi George Richard Glynn, IT K $ New York, New York Woodrow Wilson Gregory Kershaw, South Carolina Herbert M. Griffith, S E East Orange, New Jersey Edmund Roger Griswold, A Y East Orange, New Jersey Duncan G. Groner, B n, C. C. Washington, D. C. Joseph Johnson Gugenheim, Z B T San Antonio, Texas Charlton A. Gunter, 4 K 2,W. F. St. Louis, Missouri Charles W. Hamilton, K A, n A N Owensboro, Kentucky Harry E. Harman, A X A, n A N Johnson City, Tennessee A. M. Harrelson, Jr., A T a, n A N Troy, Ohio Roderick Edward Harris Prattville, Alabama Leonard Lewis Harvey, 2 N Alexandria, Virginia Arthur Ernest Hauck, IT K Brooklyn, New York Ferdinand Albert Hauslein, n K ! Philadelphia, Pennsylvania James John Heatley, IT K $ Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Richard E. Heinsimer, Jr., Z B T Chicago, Illinois L. Leslie Helmer, B © IT, W. F. Cumberland, Maryland J. Geiger Henthorne, a T n Ashland, Kentucky Stanley Carmen Higgins, r A Mt. Hope, West Virginia N. Frederick Hill, K , C. C. Winchester, Massachusetts Jackson M. Hobbie, Jr., 2 N, n A N Montgomery, Alabama Benjamin Bradford Hope Natural Bridge, Virginia Durland Masters Howard Brockton, Massachusetts Forrest E. Huffman, K 2, IT A N Charleston, West Virginia [134] $Ct)H€ H€CEX William Uknrv Hintkr Cottdu Plant, Mississippi WiLiJA.M I-Iknjamin Irfa ' Blackstonc, Virginia John Bkrry Jewell, Jr., is X, n A N Lexinsi ton, Kentucky William Johnson, 2 A E Huntington, West Virginia John Phillips Jones, A X A, n A N Cleveland, Ohio James Preston Jordan, I r A, n A N Emporia, Virginia Richard Tovvnes Kelley, $ r A University Cit} ' , Missouri RussEL Ellsworth Kempton Yonkers, New York Francis Bromley Key Buena Vista, Virginia Sidney Kirsch, Z B T New York, New York Eugene Earl Krewson, r A, W. F. Washington, D. C. Edward James Lambe Alban} ' , New York C. Graham Laslie, Jr., K , W. F. Montgomery, Alabama Robert Edward Lee, 2 i E. W. F. South Orange, New Jersey Sidney Lyons, $ E n Lexington, Virginia Koi ' .krt IIknkv .McCaclkv. A Y Hagcrstown, Maryland William Di ' .nca.n Mel ). ii), I I A i ' L ' nsacfjla, Morida (;i:ok(;k J. McGkokn. II K l . II A N honkers, Xtw N ' ork John Thomas McKee Taylor, South Carolina R. J. McLaughlin, A T n. n A X Rocky River, Ohio Hugh Donald McXew South Richmoiifl, X ' irginia Bertram Beglickter L XTELL New York, New ' ork Edwin ] Ieyer Larks, Z B T Brownsville, Tennessee P. C. Mathes. Jr.. A T n, n A N Louisville, Kentuckv Samuel Crawford ; Iattox. K 5 Leesville. Virginia John AL xwell, Jr.. K S Richmond, Virginia Robert Bass Mayo, $ r A, C. C. Takoma Park, D. C. Thomas Walker Mehler, 2 A E Waynesboro, Virginia Christian Coe ] Ierritt Buena Vista. ' irginia Jawes Irving Miller Chester. Pennsvlvania [135] CALyX 1933 Robert Ryland Miller, 2 E Cincinnati, Ohio John S. Mitchell, A X P, W. F. Forty-Fort, Pennsylvania Samuel James Moore, Jr.. A X P Deltaville, Virginia William Joseph Moran, Jr., II K •I ' Amitvville, New York Lamar Porter, S X, n A N Little Rock. Arkansas Henry Louis Ravenhorst Lexington. Virginia Thomas Tilden Richards. Jr., ! K 2 St. Louis; Missouri Herman Ovis Ruffner, Jr., K S Maiden, West Virginia Gus Morgan, $ K 2 Memphis, Tennessee Albert William Moss. A Y Mount Vernon, New York Robert Sylvester Munger, 2 X Dallas, Texas George Hubert Nash, n K A Spartanburg, South Carolina Clarence Bertiiauld Newcomb Philadelphia, Pennsylvania John Burton Nicholson Rocky River, Ohio William Clarence Orth, K A Tulsa, Oklahoma Mario de la Ossa Panama, Panama Graham Fishburne Painter Charleston, West Virginia Cary Eldridge Patrick, $ K 2, C. C. Hampton, Virginia Gilbert Eugene Pence. Jr., 2 $ E Woodstock, Virginia Frederick D. Sarkis. 2 $ E, n A N Philadelphia, Pennsylvania William Schuhle, Jr., n K A Plaquemine, Louisiana William H. Seaton, Jr., $ K 2 Charleston, West Virginia George Edward Short, II K Harrington, Delaware Charles C. Smith, n K A, C. C. Jacksonville, Florida LuciAN L. Smith, Jr., A T n. W. F. Louisville, Kentucky Philip Jackson Smith Grasmere, New York Winthrope C. Smith, n K A South Orange, New Jersey Hugh Clinton Sparks. Jr. Eufaula, Alabama William R. Spahr, A ®, W. F. Winchester, Kentucky Jerome Harold Spitz, Z B T Patterso n, New Jersey $€PH€M€CEX JOHN Dul.HKI-.K Sl ' OlIk, A Y. W. V. Chatham, Xcw jcrscN Carlton Elchn Stone, Jr., li X. C. C. Dallas, Texas Frkdkru ' k 1)kr(issI ' :t .Stronc;, li A E New ' ork City Charles William Stull, A Y Lexington, Virginia John Lyle Summers, $ r A, n A N Johnson City, Tennessee Gilbert Roscoe Swink, Jr., A Y Norfolk, Virginia William I. Terhune, A Y, n A N Albany, New York Henry Keeler Thomas Ypsilanti, Michigan T. Rowland Thomas, B n. n A N Baltimore, Mar lancl Samuel Clinton Todd Lakeland, Florida Benjamin H. Townes, K 2, W. F. Martinsville, Virginia William Henry Truslow, Jr., 2 X Charleston, ' est Virginia Joseph Leo Turner, IT K ! ' , W. F. , Yonkers, New York Robert Doane Turpi n Centreville, Maryland Stanley Armstrong Tweddle Winchester, Virginia Charles Lo ai. W ' alkkk, Jr., i K ' I ' l i er { ' orest, Illinois Isaac C], Wallace, Jr.. 11 K l W. I- . Charlotte. North Carolina John David Walls, A T A, W. F. Bedford, Indiana Evan I ovd Watkins I hiladel])hia, Pennsylvania John Albin Webber SalenL ' irginia David Henry N ' eisel Myersdale, Pennsylvania James Hoston White Roanoke, Virginia John Chadwick Whiton, 4 F A Westfield, New Jersey Carl Porter Willard, 5 X, W. F. Fort Smith, Arkansas Manning H. Williams, K A. IT A N Romney, West Virginia Robert Howard Williams, B (-) n New Orleans, Louisiana Thomas Kniley Williams, 2 I E Nanticoke, Pennsylvania Tyree Francis Wilson. OKA r ineville, Kentucky ' iLLiAMS Adams Wilson Greenshurg, Pennsylvania James Sterrett Woods, Jr. Portsmouth, ' irginia Daniel Edward Wright, 2 N Athens, Greece 1137] Criss rCESHMAN ACADEMIC Officers Richard Van Tassel Criss.. .President John Fillmore McFadden. Jr Executive Commitleeman William Philip Higgins J ' ice-Presidenl Dexter Morse Bates Secretary-Treasurer [139] CALYX 1933 Harry Leonard Aerahart, r A Chicago. Illinois Charles Boyd Allen, n K $ Spencer, Massachusetts Leigh Brisco Allen, Jr., ATA Port Gihson, Mississippi William Merrill Allen, A X A Glendale, Ohio Harris Ewalt Anderson, B ® n Girard, Ohio James Walworth Andrews Cambridge, Maryland William Howe Armentrout Natural Bridge, Virginia Joseph Lee Arnold, $ r A Danville, Kentucky John Griffith Auman Somerset, Pennsylvania Ernest Lawrence Bailey, n K A Thomas, West Virginia Jack Foley Bailey, K A Portsmouth, Ohio Lane Randall Baird, 2 A E Clayton, Missovnn William Clifford Barbee Luray, Virginia David Giovanni Basile Brooklyn, New York Dexter Morse Bates, n K $ Cranford, New Jersey Herbert Henry Bauer Elmont, New York Edward Marion Baum, HL 2 A E Norfolk, Virginia Osmond Tolmie Baxter Pel ham Manor, New York James Vaughan Beale, ATA Franklin, Virginia Walter Randolph Beales, 2 N Boydton, Virginia Francis Charles Behle, i r A Richmond, Virginia Harry Edwin Berger Wheeling, West Virginia John Coltlter Bierer, ATA Waban, Massachusetts Ralph John Bishop, Jr., A X P Cleveland Heights, Ohio Jack Conduff Bones Pulaski, Virginia Hugo Joseph Bonino, A X A Hawthorne, New Jersey Harry Lee Bowman, 2 X River Forest, Illinois George Boyd, Jr., A Y Hagerstown, Maryland Harold Russell Boyer Woodstock, Virginia Edward Scott Boze, Jr., K 2 Richmond, Virginia Robert Lee Brickhouse Norfolk, Virginia William Vance Brooks, i) K 2 Memphis, Tennessee Robert Miller Brown, n K I Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Victor Ajax Browning McComb, Mississippi Richard Duncan Burnett, 2 A E Birmingham, Alabama John Miller Capito, K 2 Charleston, West Virginia George W. Champe, A X A New York, New York John Andrew Chandler, $ K 2 Gastonia, North Carolina Elliott Chaze, $ A © Alexandria, Louisiana Ernest Lee Childs, A T Q Casanova, Virginia Donald Clark, Jr., $ r A Detroit, Michigan Richard C. Clarke, Jr., A Y Hendersonville, North Carolina Benjamin Jolliffe Clarkson, 2 $ E Clarendon, Virginia Walter Stone Clement, K 2 Roanoke, Virginia rCCSHMEN Napolkon DeLettre Coates, Jr- Miami. Florida Wai.uo Hunter Comons, Jr., A X A St. Francois, Missouri John Conrad, J K Harrisonlmrg, Virginia Richard Torrance Cooke, A X A Alden. New York Duncan Corbett Bay City, Texas Robert Foster Corrigan, A T n Cleveland, Ohio John Tobias Cover, 2 A E Staunton, Virginia George Edward Cowan, Jr. Augusta, Georgia Frank Donnell Crew, B 11 Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania Richard Van Tassell Criss, 4 K Newark, Ohio Ross Crom, A X a Perrysburg, Ohio Robert Key Davidson, B © n Washington, D. C. John Wallace Davies, ATA Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Harry Gray Davis, A X P Welch, West Virginia Oray Madison Davis, Jr. Lexington, Virginia Price Morgan Davis, Jr., 4 K 2 Wauwatosa, Wisconsin Earl Clay Day WiLBERT Earl Donaldson, $ A Cherrydale, Virginia John Henry Meyers Drake Port Gibson, Mississippi Joseph Turpi n Drake, Jr., A T A Port Gibson, Mississippi Winbourne Magruder Drake Port Gibson, Mississippi Mathew Henry Duffy, Jr. Coeburn, Virginia Albert Joseph Durante, Jr.. A T n Brooklyn, New York Walter I ramhall I ' Iaimi k, Jk Westi)ort, Connecticut 1 ' J)(;ai I ' -VEkKiT Eaton, Jr. W ' ilkinsburg, Penns l ' ania William David Ellis, A T 12 . shland, Kentucky John Seitz I ' siiBArciii, A X A Olccjtt, New ' ork Robert Ja.mes Fellows, Jr. Bound Brook, New Jersey Willard Stuart Fkrrls Brooklyn, New York Paul Fisch Newark, New Jersey Tracy Fishburn, 2 X Dallas, Texas Albert Richard Fiske New York, New York Oscar Richard Fletcher Sanford, Virginia James Haywood Eraser Norfolk, Virginia John Godolphin Fry, Jr. Richmond, Virginia Jltlius Emanuel Garber, $ E n Batesburg, South Carolina R. Goodfellow Geiger, Jr.. $ K J Canton, Ohio Addison Leitch Gilmore, $ K 2 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania David John Gilmore, 2 4 E Lansford, Pennsylvania Joel Grayson, HI, UK Atlanta, Georgia Herman Leo Greene, 4 E n East Orange, New Jerse - Francis Jack Greenwood, 2 X Houston, Texas Thomas Haynes Gregory, Jr., K 2 Memphis, Tennessee Thomas Leon Grove, n K A Ronceverte, West Virginia [141] CALr:! 1933 Richard McCabe Gumm, A T f2 Ashland. Kentucky Robert Corydon Gundaker Upper Darby, Pennsylvania S. Hampton Halley, Jr., E K Lexington, Kentucky J. Jefferson Harding, Jr. r A Emporia, Virginia George Wright Harrison, S N Henderson. North Carolina Stewart Atwood Hatch, K A Clovis, New Mexico Charles Welton Hawks, K A Portsmouth, Virginia Robert Gilbert HenijF.rson, n K l ' Valley Stream, New York John Townsend Herwick Perryopolis, Pennsylvania Harold Lincoln Hickox, Jr., IT K ■! Williamstown, Massachusetts William Philip Higgins, Jr., A X A Glen Ridge, New Jersey Herman Herbert Hillegass Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania E. Wellington Hiserman, K 5 Charleston, West Virginia Robert Alvin Hocking Madison, Illinois Edward Prettyman Holland Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania Robert Edward Holland, Jr., A Y Lexington, Virginia Milton Arthur Honig, E n New York, New York William Bailey Hoofstitler, 2 N Sterling, Illinois Edward Walter Howerton, n K Clarksville, Virginia Roland Wood Hyatt, Jr., B © n Freeport, Illinois Edwin Lee Jean Washington, New Jersey Charles Worthington Jewell, 2 X Lexington, Kentucky Forbes Mohler Johnson Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Francis Ernest Johnson Brooklyn, New York James Howe Johnson Lexington, Virginia John Samuel Kirkpatrick Lexington, Virginia Charles Henry Koch, 2 A E Marquette, Michigan Edward Vonharten Ladd, B II Mobile, Alabama Robert Polling Lambeth, IT K $ Bedford, Virginia Bruce Nichols Lanier, $ A ® West Point, Georgia Walter Terrell Lawton, Jr., $ A © Birmingham, Alabama Leonard Leight New York, New York Gerard Hall Lewis South Norwalk, Connecticut John David Locke, K A Muskogee, Oklahoma George King Logan, Jr. New Orleans, Louisiana Gilmer York Long Pauls Valley, Oklahoma Francis Benson Lowe Riverside, Virginia Herbert Kent Lyon, Jr. Hohokus, New Jersey John McBee, A T Q Kent, Connecticut Deland Rae McClure Roanoke, Virginia John Fillmore McFadden, Jr., 2 N Kingstree, South Carolina Hugh Emmett McGuire Richmond, Virginia Lewis Archer McMurran Newport News, Virginia Kenneth B. Macdonald, ATA Niagara Falls, New York [ U2 ] rCESHMEN Kenneth G. MacDonald. II K A I irniingham, Alal)ania Charles Joseph Mackey St. Louis, Missouri RonKKT McEvoY MacLaitrin, K a Cleveland, Ohio Carroll Jay Magee, A Y Chicago. Illinois Robert Warren Magrath SjM-ing Valley, New York Richard Sylvan Marcus Baltimore, Maryland Samuel Thomas Martin, A T n Lynchburg, Virginia Vincent David Marti re Pelham, New York RussELL Marion Mather Alton, Illinois OsBY Franklin Mattox, K 2 Leesville, Virginia Gregory Sears Maury, n K A Orlando, Florida F. Fitzgerald Maynard, 2 A E Clarksdale, Mississippi Howard Eugene Melton. 2 N Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Robert Henry Mertz. A T n Sharpsville, Pennsylvania Robert Fulton Middlekauff, A Y Hagerstown, Maryland Stuart Thompson Miller Aqua, Virginia William Beistline Miller Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania William Wallace Miller Ridgewood, New Jersey . Philip Hirst Milner, 2 $ E Yonkers. New York Thomas Lafayette Mooney, A T O Princeton, West Virginia Donald Reister Moore Washington, D. C. Lyle Stickly Moore, Jr. Newport, Tennessee -Samuel Bovven Moore, 2 X Dallas. Texas Alvin Herman Moraweck, 2 A E Maple wood. New Jersey William Paul Morrison, K 2 Hazard, Kentucky Charles Jeoffrey Mower, K A Tulsa, Oklahoma Richard Stauffer Mullix, 4 r a Mt. Pleasant. Pennsylvania ] Iatthew Hobsox Murphy, 2 X Birmingham. Alabama George Ro(;er Myers, Jr., B (-) A Hurlock, Maryland Richard Carl Myers, A X A East Orange, New Jersey John Carlyle Nagle, r A Scranton, Pennsylvania Robert Lester Newburger. $ E IT Sea Cliff, New York William Knowles Newton Honesdale, Pennsylvania Harris Kemper Oppenheimer. Z B T San Antonio, Texas Larry Edwin Patrick Indian, Virginia William Lewis Paymer, $ E IT New York, New York Samuel Tilford Payxe, Jr., n K A Louisville. Kentucky Thomas Jeffersox Peter. K A Boothton, Alabama Alaxson Tucker Peters, A T n Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts Johx Joseph Pette Rockville Centre. New York Marlex Edwix Pew, Jr.. J r A Wading River, New York Early Phinizy, Jr.. K 2 Decatur. Alabama Henry Chandler Pitcher, 2 $ E Narberth. Pennsylvania Francis Hite Pitzinger Lexington, Virginia [143] CALyX 1933 w Arthur Esme Pope, $ A © Birmingham, Alabama John Lawrence Porter. $ r A Washington, D. C. Edward Angus Powell, $ k 2 Richmond, Virginia Frank Kleib Price, A X A Washington, D. C. James Ligon Price, Jr., ATA Chase City, Virginia Robert Bayard Prugh, A X P Bomid Brook, New Jersey William Seward Puckett, S N Rogers, Arkansas Alfred Marvin Pullen, Jr., I r A Richmond, Virginia Frederick Dickinson Pultz Lexington, Virginia Charles Compton Pyle, A Y Pauls Valley, Oklahoma William Adam Rawak New York, New York Frank Henry Reed, K A Mobile, Alabama Alfred Lee Reeser, B © n Media, Pennsylvania John Henry Renken, Jr., A X A Monsey, New York Herman Karl Rieger, 5 N Lyndhurst, New Jersey Henry Hose Riley, Jr., K 2 Washington, D. C. Harry Leigh Robertson, n K A Roanoke, Virginia James Anderson Robertson, K 2 Ruffin, North Carolina F. Morrison Robinson, Jr., 2 A E St. Louis, Missouri Edward Morgan Rosser, H, 2 N Kingston, Pennsylvania William Francis Rothert, K 2 Richmond, Virginia William Rueger, $ K 2 Richmond, Virginia John Graham Sale, Jr., II K A Welch, West Virginia Louis Albert Samstag, Jr., $ E IT New York, New York Richard Thomas Scully West Hartford, Connecticut Giles James Sechler, B n Girard, Ohio Edward Leroy Seitz, 2 N Cass, West Virginia Jacob Selig Seligman, Z B T Bastrop, Louisiana Vincent John Sherman, $ r A Brooklyn, New York Isaac Glenn Shively, n K $ Chambersburg, Pennsylvania Bertram Tobias Shuman, Jr., $ K Louisville, Kentucky Bradford Paul Shuman, $ K Louisville, Kentucky Frank Benjamin Simmons, $ K  Mt. Plea sant, Pennsylvania Jack Burnton Simmons, J r A Larchmont, New York Herbert Elias Sloan, $ K 2 Clarksburg, est Virginia R. Frazier Smith, Jr., K 2 Covington, Virginia Ralph Hargraves Smith Charleston, West Virginia William Austin Smith, B ® n Freeport, New York H. Wayne Staehling, Jr., B © n South Orange, New Jersey Kenneth Elton Stephenson Buena Vista, Virginia Edward Eli Stover Washington, New Jersey Frank Neeper Stradling, 2 E Langhorne, Pennsylvania Hardwick Stuart, K 2 Cleveland, Tennessee Charles Atwater Sweet, Jr., K 2 Bronxville, New York ■fv.Of 5;. ' ! : aM PCE§HMEN Chari.ks Edward Sydknstricker Va.shing;ton, D. C. Dan Scott Taylor Memphis, Tennessee John Adams Taylor Lexinijton, Virt inia John Harwood Tiiackkr, Jr. Disputanta, Virginia Ren Anderson Thirkield, ATA Middleton, Ohio Charles Ray Thom, Jr. Charleston, West Virginia Joe Burghard Thomas. A T n Louisville, Kentucky Walter Glecge Thomas, n K A Cherrydale, Virginia Charles Avvdry Thompson. $ A ® Hurlock, Maryland William Wallace Thompson Mt. Sterling, Kentucky Norman Ross Thurston, I K 2 St. Louis, Missouri Thomas Jasper Tichenor Ta lorsville, Kentuck} ' Wilfred Dale Timberman Terre Haute, Indiana Casper Ardis Tooke, Jr., $ A W Arcadia, Louisiana Vincent Sherman Tornfelt Arlington, New Jersey Randolph Wiley Tucker, $ K Newport News, Virginia Arnold Helmfrid Uggla Schenectady, New York Sidney Ulfelder, Jr. McLean, Virginia Robert Van Voast, S A E Johnstown, New York John Wesley Vardaman. 2 N Montgomery. Alahama Eugene Vin.son Meridian, Mississippi James Wai.kkr ' i. sox Lexington, Virginia Thomas Chalmers V i.v.son Lexington, ' irginia Ray James Wallace, Jr., B w n LaGrange, Illincjis Henry Pilchard Walters, A T H Poccjmoke, Maryland C. Stevens Wassu.m, Jr., OKA Marion, Virginia James Owen Watts, Jr., 2 A E Lynchlnirg, Virginia William Addams Welch, Jr.. n K A Bear Mountain, New York David Bailey Wharton McKittrick, California Saylor Adrian Whiteside Buena Vista. Virginia W. G. Wigglesworth. Jr., TI K A Cynthiana, Kentucky Valdimir Joseph Wilhousky Weston, New Jersey Charles Willis W ' ilkerson, 2 A E Vickshurg, Mississippi Frederick Royer ' ille, A Y Evanston, Illinois Albert Rogers ' ILLIAMS, A Y Erie, Pennsylvania Harry Laywood Williams Rockhridge Baths, Virginia Asa Matteson Willis, 4 K Hinsdale, Illinois Byram Lee Winters, Jr., 2 X Smithhoro, New York William Plumer Wiseman. 2 A E Danville, Virginia James Warren Wright, IT K A Marion, Virginia fl [145] The Journalism Office CCGANIZATI€NX Linked by frirudsliif ' , leagued cu aiiist the zcorld, these are the group %ve call FRATERXITIES CALrX 1933 CONTENTS Social Fraternities Student Organizations Honorary Fraternities CCGANIZATI €NX Symonds, Flack, Wise, Bear, Musser, Black, VVerble Cook, Nuckols, Pascoe, Stone, Harris, Hawkins, Tvler Lamar, Ortner, Farrar, McClure, Jones. Lewis, Joxes ■NTECrCATECNIXy CCUNCIL Officers Dr. T. J. Fauuak President George D. McClure ccrcttii ' x ] I EMBERS Allen D. Symonds Phi Kappa Psi William F. Stone Pi Kappa . lpha William W. Hawkins, Jr. Beta Theta Pi George D. McClure Phi Kappa Sigma Marshall S. Black Kappa Alpha H. . rthur Lamar Delta Tau Delta E. Marshall Xuchols, Jr. Alpha Tau Omega Neil C. Pascoe Sigma Phi Epsilon James H. Tyler, HI Sigma Chi George W. Flack Alpha Chi Rho J. Frederick Cook Sigma Alpha Epsilon Loring M. Garrison Pi Kappa Phi J. Franklin Jones Phi Gamma Delta George W. Musser Lamhda Chi .Alpha Sherwood W. Wise Kappa Sigma Robert Brickex Zeta Beta Tau V. V. Harris, Jr. Sigma Nil Alvin B. Ortxer Phi Epsilon Pi Carl W. Bear Phi Delta Theta Frank Bell Lewis Delta Upsilon [149] CALyX 1933 SymondSj Symonds Dickey, Culley, Hill Smith, Tucker, Hutchings, Walker, Simmons Safford, Cross, Walkinshaw, Houston, Cabell Laslie, Thomas, Shuman, Halley, Startsman Willis, Geiger, Shuman, Middleton, Criss CCeANIZATICNl -:2i- PHI rAPPA P$i I ' diiiulcd, li ' ashiiuiloit and J rffcrsoii. iSj2 Virginia Beta Chapter Established. iSi Fratres in Facultate .; RoS rt WiLi.rAk DiCKKv Hai.ic Houstctn- Livingston ' Waudkll Smith. -1 Fratres in Universitate ra ( lass of fA?.? [:(:lUi ' ; r.ir - ' -- il lexIanuEr Cult.ey Ai.i.iCN Dale Svmqnds William, 1 ' o lek Svmonds Class of iQ_ 4 ' William Evelyn Hutchings. Jr. Daniel Boonk Startswax William C. Tii(iMAs;_r_.— W;. Ljlf VRLES ' aL,K|1NSHAV ' ' ILLIE Beverly Middleton RDSLEY, iSaEFi lij mtm I ■ -William Burks Cabell •George Edgar Crisp iCHARD M. Cros CItiss of 1935 Norman I ' kedeiuck Hill g 6 ;. Cakmev CiRAii am Laslie, Jr. __ VV Ch.VKLES LoV.VL,WiVLK R -j Class df i§s c. . V , Richard Van Tassel Criss -__ - Bradford Paul Shimax Robert G. Geiger, Jr. Frank Bexj.vmix Simmons Samuel Hampton Halley, Jr. Randolph Wiley Tucker Bertram T. Shuman, Jr. Asa Mattesox Willis [151] CALrx 1933 Pewett, Resser, Thomas, Ladd Sechler Wallace, Stahling, Crews, Anderson, Hawkins Hyatt, Helmer, Harrison, Wertz Williams, Framptom, Watlington, Myers McCoy, Groner, Homberg, Davidson, Dexter [152] €CGANIZATI€NX CETA THETA PI Founded. Miami University. ,V-?9 Alpha Rho Chapter Bslahlislicd. i8=;6 Theodore F. Mokto Graham Robinson ffSA,- Tipper S vanuat!f. JosKI ' H JlCkdAli ' ; I l AMPTOW William Wau.kk Hawkins. Jk, ill 1 W n.LTAM IIknrv HarkIsox Wkktz J I HarrTs joxCrew Robert Key Davidso Roland Wood Hvatt, Jr. Edward VonHarten Ladd Giles James SechT William Austin Smith Henry Wayne Stahling, Jr. Ray James Wallace, Jr. [153] i CALrX 1 9 3 J -w MoRELAND, ViCK, Graham, Fitzgerald, Taylor Williams, Cohen, Davis, Flowers, Locke Smith, Wilson, Hawks, Hamilton Harris, Peter, Black, Cross, Reed Orth, Wilson, Williams, Bumgardner, Moore [151] CCGANIZATI€NX rAPPA ALPHA. Founded, ]] ' ashimitoit iiiid Lee Uiiiicrsily, 1H65 Alpha Chapter Established. 1S63 Fratres in Urre Norman Bukgess John Campbkll • Gknkkai. W. H.stdoCK JOH N _ AlE-XA SI-BER—GR A H A M JOH HlGGINS ytMUAMS Dr. R. p. Cooke Colonel Dodson Colonel H. C. Ford D. Letcher Fratres in PACOtTATE f W ' lLLLv r HAYAVoon Moreland ' A ' ii.LiAM Miller-Hinton Marshall Stokes Black Bkrnat t) Byrd Davis Harry Lfa i.s Fitzgerald ' yVipUAM Howard Fi-0 vers JoiiN Meredith Graham, Jr. Class of iQ -i lARL ' s- CoLi rA. ' k Clements i CL. C43RNELTUS Henry Colle-n Charles BieNson Cross Mil. ton Laxif.i-! H.xrkis (ilJiKIE ' ll,l-l. M HdH.VXXAS Class of y., T JosEPH AsHBY Burton Charles William Hamilton OORE William H.wwood Moreland, George Lewis Stott - _ Luther French ' |(ilett Edward Junkin Wii.sox SvD.xEY Harrison Kelsey Harv.xud Payson Smith Hiram Columbvs TA ■LOR William Hknrv N ' ick William Lewis Wilson Jr. ' ati William Clarence Orth Manning Holland Williams Class of IQ,:!6 Jack Foley Bailey Stuart .- twood Hatch Charles Wilton Hawks ToHN David Locke Charles Jeffrey Mower Robert McEvoy McLaurin Thomas Jefferson Peter I ' raxk Henry Reed CALyX 1933 Smith, Walters. Campbell, Lathem, Brennan, Darnelj. Jarrett, Hall, Young, Rivers, Branaman Bailev, McNeil, Mertz, McLaughlin. Moore Tavlor, Walters, Childs. Young, Pound Elbrick, Morris. Burn, Vinson, Durante MacDonald, Mathes, Nuckols, Martin. Corrigan, McBee [lai] €CGANIZATICNX. ALPHA TAU CMEG 4 Fuunded. rirgliiia MiHiary I iisliiiilr. i.SO Virginia Beta Chapter Established. uS6;i RATRi:s IX Facultat D ' Hknky Domalu Campbell X ' ' s(J ' ' pA ' i v Kii.li FrATKES IX Uxn-HRSTTATK Frank Rkhard Bailey Alfred XhA ToN Edgar John Tai.i.man Jarkett Ej NEST I ' REDERICK LeATH IcjjjERT Alexander Morri: ir Ukkxaud Elliot Bkennan James Di ' ncan Hukn ■lLLAKD Stuart J- ' erris ' § Hudson Clark Haix ' nVELL David Soitt .NFaoJ Ioxai.u. Jk. Warren 1 )(iI ' (;i.as rATTiiEVH [OH.M Xkilso.v MiXkili. !t:Y Hewitt Brana.man, Jr Hexrv Holderby Darxall Charles Edward Elbrick I EST Robert Foster CoRKfr.AX - Albert JnsEni Dl ' raxte. Jr. William David Ellis ■- Richard McCabe Gumm Samuel Thomas Martin |Lui:i| N Ltne Smith . I i ' ss. of 193 h6r? e Patrick CHARias- [ATHEs ' eSiK H ENRY Thomas , Lylk STi Li Joe Burghard Thomas Henry Pilchard Walters 1157] CALYX 1933 Stone, Burks, Jewell, Hunger, Greenwood Cremin, Winters, Reasor, Fishburn, Cremin Fox, Sparks, Anderson, Moore, Crighton Robert, Rayder, Porter, Tyler, Alden Jewei.i,, Betts, McKown, Harrison, Murphy CCeANIZATICN §ieMA cm Founded, Miami Univcrsily. 1S55 Zeta Chapter Establishcd jS66 Frater ' n Urbk Samuel Wright Raydf.r FrATRKS IX UXIVK.RSITATE v T - |?i ■:St:l Class of 9., i tBERT ( GI.ES1!V BliKKS MoFF.s Hock Ci rr.HTo , Jr. Thomas Stockton Fox | ' T-IeXUV CaVKTT I ' JdBEKT i James Hoge Tvi.ek, 111 l=- Class of iQ_ 4 [= THo:.rAS Dl-xawav Axdeksox John McCaughev Harrison ' 1 IParby Wood Detts Gilbert Cahlvle McKoW] Salter Calkins Cukmin Charles Hayden Reasor Class of 9,?5 ' d Thomas Dexter Alden £■ TmoTHv Oswald Ckkmix. Jr. Jonx P.EKKv Jewell. Jr. KoHERT Snlvester Muncer Class of y.,Y) Tracy I ' ishburx 1 ' raxcis J. ck Greenwood Charles Worthingtox Jewell Lamar Porter Tho l s Everett Sparks ! Carltox Elc.ix St(ine I William Hf.xrv Trcslow. Jr. Samuel Bowex Moore — Matthew Hobson MurpHy P.YR.VM Lee Wtxters, Jr. CALrX 1933 n Hagee, Cover, Gilliam, McDowell, Watts Wiseman, McCully, Strong, Van Voast Maynard, Braun, Morawick, Robinson Cover, Wofford, Burnett, Mehler Kleiforth, Wilkerson, Baird. Baum Darden, Cook, Tucker, Diggs, Goldenberg 1160] €CeANIZ iTICNX ,v- fdNy.C ri, Pouudcil. .Ilahaiini Uiii-rcrsily, iSj6 Virginia Sigma Chapter lisfab Hsked ' , i ST Makquard Heil BrauS Jamks Frf.dkrick Cxvyk k- ■p . ' - :-- (liiKiHix A • • : Goi.BENBERb 7 ! F. Er ' NTJST ' F ' i ' SHF.R John WfTHXELL Hacek ] •f W jL AM Ahthi ' r Cover Sj Claibouxe Henry Dariien — John Marion Dean- William I ' rRXELL DlGGS A ' lLLL M HaSKIEL DvER IXCnLX EdWTX NfARTTX VV+LLIAM MoRHISOX R OB I f 96 !? ' , ' ' ' ' : ' ( ' , Allex Harris Wofford V i r i. T.k Dixdx McCrLLY uTnR I raxklix Titker SaMLT.I. WmiLEORn I V oj 9, ' (5 Laxe Raxiiall Bairii Edward Marion Baum, III Richard Duncan Burnett John Tobias Cover Charles Henry Koch Fletcher FttzGerald Mayxari ■hi r:?. (IHKKT EXGLISH FlELIt ERXAKl) CaNTIXE GaRKISOX William Johnson Thomas Walker Mehler 1 R£DEPICK DeRoSSETT StRONG Alvix Herman Moraweck Frederick Morrison Robinson Robert Van Voast James Owen Watts. Jr. Charles Willis Wilkerson William Plummer Wiseman ..9 .5l)),V [ lei] CALYX 1933 Jones, Abrahart, Jordan, Mapel, Mayo Crawford, Higgins, Nagle, Walker, Anderson Simmons, Butler, Saunders, Gaines, Kelley Clark, Alexander, Bean, Mullen, Behle McDavid, Burkhart, Irwin, Sherman, Smith [1C2] CCGANIZATI€N PHI eA HMA DELTA Poiiiulcci. Wasluiujtoii and Jefferson. 1S4S Zeta Deuteron Chapter : r, . llstahlislu-d, 1 68 Fratres IX Faculjate William Gleasox Hean Francis Pendletox Gaixes ., iOR ;E JlxKIX iRWliT! A ' iLL1AM LaTTA MAPEt Fratres ix Uxiversitate Class of 19. . Trank t seph IUkkaut Richard Ixxes Uttler William Rrucklev Garner Donald Kent Crawfurd James Fraxklix Ja John Richard SAUNDgSl Thomas Garmax Smith James Pickens Walker w vT Class of WS4 John Alexander Haxlev James Orsex Phelps John Whiten Class of IQ33 William Hdwakd Alexander Gharles Prestox Axdeks(lx John illis Ball James Harold Dltxcax Staxi.ev Carmex Hicr.ixs. Jr. Class of r9j;6 V Leonard Abrauart Joseph Lee . fixoLD, Charles Francis Behle Donald Clark, Jr. Joseph Jeffersox Hardixg Dickson Stauffer Mullin James Pkestox Jordan Richard Touxes Kellev Robert Hass Mano ' iLLiAM PrxcAx McDavid John Lvle Stmmeks Johx GA.Ri,i3,gr2s ' -ACL£wi — — Marlex EDwrfT Pew. Jr7 IN Lawrence Porter Alfred !Marvix Pullex Vixcent Jav Sherman John Bvrtox Simmons [1 J3] CALrX 1933 «l TowNEs, Robertson, Capito, Tucker, Wise Smith, Martin, Morrison, Stewart, Woodrum Clements, Bryant, Boze, Cooper Adams, Brooks, Gunn, Copenhaver FowLKES, Buxton, Phinizy, Canti.ey, Hiserman [ 164 ] €ReANIZ lTI €NX I ' ouiidcd. L ' liivrrsity of I ' trijiuM, i 9 Mu Chapter Established, 1S73 Fratres in Facultate De La VVakk Benjamin Easteu W ' oPELANii Epes AllA rs ' ' lUJA.M JoKDAN I ' .KIIOKS. Jk. ' ' ■ W iHN DUESDEX COPENHAVEU Fratres in Universitate hss of 1933 . - W ' nifiiiT Mattox SiMox Marcki.li ' s Painter 1L R E ' PRini: y RqRERT Byron Clark DeLaMater rK T(ii BudWNE ' ixkki:k. Ci.iFT(i Ai.EXAxiiKR V(jonRrM, Jr. Class of IQ34 RANivCuLLEN Bryant Arthur Tai.mace ( cnx.J i mmmS SHERXvnon Willi xr, Wise : I ' Class of i()3$ ;i(iKs SrrfexYART BuxTON XJ ,%An Benton Caxtev. Ill I ' y ' RiCHAKD Frankhn ' Coopeu, Jl- J-ames Douglas Finley A ' ' William Wilson ' Fowlkes I ' IREST EdWARIi Hl ' KFMAN Lewis Wendell Martin f Sami ' el CRAwmRi) Mattox Jdhx Max ei,l. Jr. jLi i i)inuU5 Benjamin Hairstox Tow ne - ' XJlass of IQ36 SroTT TKAtPj t OsBEV Franklin f. TT(lX HN MlLL;gR -eAPITO WiLLIAM PaUE MoRRISON Walter Stone Clements Early Phinizy. Jr. Thomas Haines Gregory James Anderson Robertson Edward Wellington Hiserman Ralph Hargraves Smith Hardwick Stl ' art ( [165] CALrX 1933 Hamilton, Smith, Hancock, Sauerbkun, Light Bailey, McFadden, Willard, Hoofstitler, Wright Cantey, Hobbie, Hazell, Mears Gardner, Vardarman, Harwood, Worrell, Brown Melton, Harvey, Hatten, Harrison, Rosser [166] CCGANIZATIDNX SIGMA NU Founded. I ' iryiiiia Military liisliliiic. iS(n) Lambda Chapter listablishcd, 1882 Fratres in Urbi-; J. T. l ' i;i-:sTCL RicHAUD A. Smith IN Facultate HARLES Pl UTI£Rl-IEI.D LiGHT Fred Hadley Ha Vernon Vinyard Norman Harold H ratres jn ' Universitatu Class of 19.;.; James William Cantley 934 (MLEY William Bedwn MILTQN, Jr. HARJi HatI IIakkv ULiM;k Ha IEI l-toHF.KT Hknuv MADniiN (. ' uFFdRD Anhersok S I ' liiLii ' ;R j Mfe Sera Qlarence t Class of ms SEPH Hewitt Berrien : AMliS CUSH.MAX (IaRHNER f:VLEXANiiER (William Harwuou TiEoNARi) Lewis I:Iakvky Walter Randolph Beales. Jr George Wright Harrison William Bailey Hoofstitler John Fillmore McFadden, Jr mM r .t-KFtlN ' TilARTl ' N- ' Thomas Iu.hridge M.S. Kaui. I ' oktku Wn.i.ARn Danifi, Kdwaui) Wkight -KLTON Edward Morgan Rosser, H Herman Karl Reiger Edward Leroy Seitz John Wesley ' ardaman i CALy: 1933 I Wellborn, Mattingly, Woodford, Lanier Donaldson, Walker, Lawton, Farmer Hudson, Pope, Bear, Bear Rhett, Tooke, Curtis, Chaze [ 168 ] CKG 1NIZATI€N iMi . PHI DELTA THETA I ' liiindcd, Mitiiiii Uiiircrsity. ,V ,V Virginia Zeta Chapter J stah islicd. lV.SV- Fratres in Urhe MALCfl jDuNCAN CamI ' BELL ColoneixEdWa Edw ' aki) Lacev Graham Colonel Penmileton ' F ATER IN FaCULTATE LAKL StAxsBL ' KY ' MaTTIXGLV I Carl Webster Bear i_:i i}lJ : rr WlttlAai:! i s ( 1 5 -? ' Joe Frank Beat? i Thomas t ' HESTxrT Smith ThE0D6Re| MoRlflSON ' I ' CURTIS HemU- IIaRHAM WELLHORN ' i i Buck ner WoodforIiI Lewis Eugene JHardwick Robert ' Denson; Hunsox ' William Rogers Sphar Claude T1 amilto Bjya« Elliott Chaze WiLBERT Earl Donaldson Bruce Nichols Lanier Class of- 4 Casper Ardis Tookk, Jr. [169] Walter Terrell Lawtox, Jr. Arthur Esme Pope William Wallace Thompson (I CALrX 1933 w w Stone, Smith, Wright, Welch, Linevveaver, Wiglesworth Thomas. Turney, MacDonald, Oliver, Hodges, Bailey Wilson, Nash, Williams, Wassum, Hoge, Busby Suter, Payne, Fitzwilson, Maury, Parsons, Edwards Sale, Faulk, Johnson, Schuhle, Chappell, Pritchard Bandy, Smith, Shroder, Doty, Gordon, Darby [170] ft eCGANIZATICN PI rAPPA ALPHA Uouiided. University of I ' iriiiiiia , lS6S Pi Chapter llslahlishcd. .Vgi- Frater in Urue Major A. ' illis RdnEUTsnx Frater in Facui-tate Fratres in Uxiversitate Class (if 9,?.? Hexkv Martin Bamiv - 1m;AXI I.IX RuTHERFIlkl) I ' .ICHAM Samiki, l.AKK Clark. Jr Jkh SriAKT Darby Jr. , ■ll ' M IxJCHAKD. JjlOJIAS lEu VArtfl!j .,,, |ljiWlLLlAM VV ' HrS0N ' ' lE5oRnOlfaiHiik I ' TlHOMAS ' ' BAEElMaREi ©dlTJC. ' ii.LiAM Gilbert !Faulk ' iLLiA i Gs EQG Grove. Jr L Efiaitiil.oDGksl li k-Ioss HoGE James Allen Black Thomas Jefferson Busby, Jr. Edward Westrav Chappell Arthur Murphy Doty Charles Harrison I it7. vilsox Clyde Al yyn Johnson George Francis Parsons , Ernest Arthur Schilling William I- ' kancis Stone CHAWLks FbANCIS SUTER Er ' EST ReID Ll.NEWEAVER, J Tra ' itj Oluer Jr. Ch.- ' Jrles . ustin Pritchari Joe He ry ISaWyeks , John Imird Shroder John OulK ' ■ TannehillI A ' APr Tirney Class of y,,V) Ernest Lawrence Baii.ey. Jr. Thomas Leon Groye Kenneth Gordon MacDonald Gregory Sears Maury. Jr. Samuel Tilford Payne, Jr. Harry Leigh Robertson George Hubert Nash William Schuhle, Jr. Charles Cornelius Smith W ' inthropk Chamberlin S: Tyree I- rancis Wilson John CtRaham Sale. Jr. W ' .ylter Gi.ecge Thomas Charles Steyens Wassum, Jr. WiLi-iA.M . ddams Welch. Jr. William Goodloe W ' iglesworth James Warren Wright [HI] CALTX 1933 ■ Sager, Stevens, Desha, McClure, Bacon Thomas, Richards, Friend, Chandler Sloan, Walker, Davis, Powell Brooks, Rothert, Riley, Sweet Rvland, Gassman, Snyder, DeVan, Tucker [172] €CGANIZATI€N PHI rAPPA SIGMA founded, Uiik ' crsity of Pcniisyl-iaiiia. 1S30 Alpha Alpha Chapter r.stablislird. S ' v Mercer Graham Frank Moore Fratres IX Urbe Stuart Moore William Raftery Fratres in Facultate Lucius Junius Desha Johx Preston Moore Fratres in Universitate Class of p.?,? Enwix Henry Bacon, Jr. William Wallace Barron Nace Royce Collins William Todd DeVan Eugene Johnson George Douglas McCi.ike James Rucker Rnxaxd Joel Spurgeon Sxvuer. Jr. Emil Leroy Stevens li Class of ig_ 4 Thomasson Michael Boland RUGELEV PlERSON DeVAN, Jr. Robert Glenn Livexgood JoHx Edw.-vrd Frtexd Loyal Paul Gassman Charlton Albert Gunter Augustus Morgan i CAJjVAi E Brooks John Antjtjew handler Price Morgan Davis. Jr. Edward Angus Powell Hexrv Hose Riley, Jr. William Francis Rothert Class of 9.-J.5 Class of- Fkedkhick Newmlan Sager John Herman Thomas Everett Tucker. Jr. Carv Eldridge Patrick Thomas Tildex Richards, Jr. Hrrmax (J is Ru kfxer. Jkt HI- William Harvey Seaton, Jr. William Rueger. HI Herbert Elias Sloan Charles Atwater Sweet James Davidson Walker . ddison Leitch Gilmore XoRMAN Ross Thurston [173: CALT: 1933 Drake, Allen, Walls, Wallis Thirkield, Tonsmeire, Macdonald, Harrelson Lamar, LaVarre, Gerber, Graves Eichelberger, Driver, Douglas, Campbell Banks, Beale, Berger, Price [ITi] ,; ' ,: rl,n V ' - ' ' lr! ' , €CGANIZATI€NX ' DELTA TAD DELTA rounded. Bclhaiiy Collrc e. iS tj ' hi Chapter rhr ■4015] CALyX 1933 w Stradling Pence, Gilmore, Bull Pascoe, Cole, Lee, Fairlie MiLNER, MoFFATT, BaRNES Stow, Clarkson, Eddy, Cundiff DiMAs, Crawley, Pitcher, Shaw [170] CCeANIZATICNX % !9 jf §IGMA PHI CPSILCN l-diDidrd. Kiclnnoud Calh-ge. ig ' n Virginia Epsilon Chapter Estahlishcd. ign6 Frater IX Urbk ■ Dr. l- ' k.wK W. McCuKK Fratres iiN Facl ' ltate V x: FLETC g£t ARNEsiJ ±:; Mauckllus IIexrv Stuwf, James ' EriWARri BRvncEs ■ ' ; - Robert Iha Bull, Jr. KHNKpTH: Reese Cole Charles Payxk Cra m-kv Hakkv Frankltx Davis William Aki ' Hir.ALh I- ' airlie HdWARD Morgan- Shaw Jr. M Tmi, |: Carl Lester Tipton ■CoNstAkTixE ' GeorcFT) IM. .S, Joseph Ward I ' airi.ie HRerbeut Meriwether rikiKi-iTii Robert Edward Lee — -Robert KvLifNTrTltttLPR Gllbert Eugene Pence. Jr I- ' redertcic Derr SarivI.s ,  Thomas Kxilev Willj i Class of ig. 6 Benjamin Jolliffe Cl.vrkson Philip Hirst Milxer David John Gilmore Henry Chandler Pitcher Frank Xeeper Stradlixg [ i-T ] CALrX 1933 Conner, Dennison, Harless Wheelwright, Miller, Reynolds SUMMERSON, PrUGH, FlaCK GiRARD, Davis, Bishop [178] CCeANIZATI €N ALPHA CHI RH€ Funiidcd. Trinity Collri c. A ' yj Phi Eta Chapter listablishcd , njoj Fratres in Urbe Edwin G. Adair Joseph Cre r [179] CALrX 1933 ▼ Paxton, Johnson, Bates, Shivelv Dyer, Leigh, Burrows, Garrison Smith, Wallace, McGeory, Hauck Jones, Shively, Hickox, Brown CRGANIZATICNX 55 V ■• Til Dl rAPDA PHI Founded, College of Cliarlestoii. igo Rho Chapter Established, i()2o Fratres in Facultate EJarLe Kerr Paxton 1 T Fratres iisr Universita- e C fljj of 1933 Johnson ' ?f 1 Z ' Ekwtn Jkhomf: Adr ' Juiix Parker Blrkdws JOKING MlLLlKKX GaKKISON ' Vess Edmcnd Ikvine A Es Fleming Jones John Dillard Battee, Jr. olmes !Murphv XIyer Class of IQ34 RiCHAKD Frank Faulkner. Jr. Joseph Mernard Magiik William I ' ra.n ku,n _MKT4uuj!i _ Pleas Ramsey Robert RAcsDAEfi. SMiTH— - Jacob Ltghtsev Wallace Jesse Clifton Leigh. Jr. William JdSKiMi Morax. Jr. Stanley Miller Rowland 1 ' • ' tp Q x Po Robert Bruce Shively Class of IQ33 •)Rn Jerome Freund William Borton GaSbZZJ George Richard Glynjs— ;;; Arthur Ernest Hauck pERniNAXD Albert Hxuslein James John Heatley 1 _ . ; - George Joseph McGe George Edward Short Joseph Leo Turner L Grier Wallace. Jr. Class of 1936 Charles Boyd Allex, Dexter Morse Bates Robert Miller Browx Joel Grayson. Ill Jr. Robert Gilbert Henderson Harold Lincoln Hickox. Jr. Edward Walter Howerton Robert Bolling Lambeth Isaac Glenn Shively [181] f CALr 19J3 Samelson, Gugenheim, Werble, Lowy FiNKELSTEIN, HeINSHEIMER, OpPENHEIMER Goldstein, BrickeNj Levinson, Seltgman Marks, Spitz, Karlin [182] €CGANIZATI€N ZETA CETA TAU Founded, College of City of Neiv Yorlc. iSgS Alpha Epsilon Chapter Established, 1920 Fratres in Universitate Class of 1933 Robert Bricken t Ira Herbert Samelson Irving Buck Bricken _ • - Wallace Werbl Alan Seymour tjoi-D5T yC I rvLy i wIL i jj Jack Elton GuGE- tiEi M_ _ ' ' 3 ' [-A: [183] • CALTX 1933 Stern, Steinberg, Honk; Ortner, Garber, Samstag Nevvburger, Greene, Paymer [184] CI2©ANIZATION WA fVP, ' ' l ' i uJ.. - ' t- VWM EPSILCN PI Founded, CoUcijc iif Cily of Nezv York, ign2 Delta Chapter Established, ig20 James I. Miller Fratres in Universitate Class of igss -— - Alvin Bubbik OuTNKl -2gr7- ' CUI--i C aj,y of igs4 Solomon ' IScoTT Mosovich Bkrnard Steinberg William Seeman Stern J- I Class of igjs In I Sydney V. Lyons H. Leo Greene Milton A. Honig ' fl CteH W ' li.i.iAM L. PAWWiH Ci ' L. Albert Samstag. Jr. t [185] CALy 193:5 EsHBAUGH, Fowler, Patton Hoffman, Jones Cooke, Price, Re nken Lyle, Carson, Blasier, Clark, Smith TiLsoN, Wertman, Allen DoDDS, Harman, Blanchard, Vickers, Musser [186] €CGANIZATI€NX LAMCDA cm ALPHA rounded. Ihi.stini V iii ' i ' crsity. Hjog Gamma Phi Zeta Established, nj23 Frater IX Urki-; tIN FAClitxAT ii.i.iA r Tho: FRAxiJES Mn Universitate EiijiiuNTT MEs Abbott, Jr. NT -- ., i, Johx Hoi I man ' Thomas Deale Blancharb= = °°° H J| Alfred Richakd Jf)NEs - MnWAKii Wii.i.iAM Cakso n - r5 ' KjS ' I TQeokge William Musser Dpl ' oKKsT 1m) aki Clark Cu li I LGEORce Alexander Pruxe J 1 ALb AUSTI - D-pDpS, Ju, .,, y ,, J. .. -. . TiAMESI WILLIA f .AxpeKSON W John Mkxry Cooke III. ALBEUa M-_KJii.Ti.J.M VYI-j:R Carl LllLIS FkEDERTCK I.rBRECHT Franc rs LAUDijtV, Pat-tcJN „ . LIN Blaster James Edward Brow? Joe Henry Ford, Jr. V LI f r: !;;,3a i«- Ss- '  2UEJ ikRM John Phillips Jones H mcE, Jr. Class of IQ 6 William Merrill Allen- Hugo Joseph Bon i no George W. Champe Waldo Hunter Comins, Jr. Richard Torrence Cooke James Ross Crom John Seitz Eshbaugh William Phillip Higgins Richard Carl Myers Frank Leib Price John Herman Renken, Jr. CALr: 1933 n Haines, Latture, Magee, Staley, Lewis GiDDiNGS, Chase, Barker, Ruff Wing, Sale, Clark, Stephens, Stull Hagadorn, Dyer, Coley, Williams, Pringle Haines, Middlekauf, Boyd, Wille, Moss Longacre, Terhune, Pyle, Jones, Swink €KeANIZATICNX DELT 4 UPSILCN Founded. Williams Collcyc. iS_ 4 Washington and Lee Chapter itibli ftd,d, igso FrATRKS in FArri.TATF. Rupi ' .KT Nf.i-sox Lattlkk E. I ' aukkr T ■o rm.v Edwin Henkv Howakh I rATRES in UxiVERf Class of ig ■M i: Robert Forward Austix fWlLLIAM ShURTLESS BaRKKR George Haviland Hagadorx. Jr.1 ' Jjenry Taylor Jones ' 1 ' Sell Lewis TosErH_HEXRV Stal; 1,; Herbert Tompktxs AustTx. ' f• ' t , ' |. 1 GiVKVL Olin P ro xlm La rkxck Russell Chase - -■ --- ' ■— - s , ' I ' llDNFAS LUTHEK CoLEY, Jr. (.„ VValtkr JA tEs Dixon : ., s ' George Hakdixg FosteiJ i ' g i-r? f ■ . ' - XG. ITAT-I Charles jAJiKsioi GACRE, Jr. J ' HANZE Edward T,uNr). Jr. 1 EED (lAXIT MArL;OI .ALL,__ l-jiw.uuL_HARvr;y PriX ' gl ■■. Jr. ' ' T ' ' r - _ Pail Caiaix Ginrprxcs t 1 1 E k V 1,1 rri X coTT HaT: ;; JoHx Si. ' MMER HaixEs Mauttx I.niiEit Kipp?. Jfe RicuAKii IlKkxAK ' ii Sale (inoKGE Jkieekiis Stkpiikxs III V A M ROBER ' B CAMPBEIdl DVE EnMUND Roger •X RiswcJLD .,, .Vfj(,if j.v:.X Albert Vrt.J ] M„Moss ' ' ' ' Willi A r Ixglis Ter John Dolbeer Spohr, 0) Charles William Tull y ' i Gilbert Roscoe SwiNK.J Rr . j4,, vA HUXE - - George Bovd, Jr. Richard C. Clarke, Jr. Robert Edward Holland, Jr. Carroll Jay Magee Class of 9. 6 Robert Fulto.x AriODLE.K,A[yrF,,x,„,,, Charles Comptox Pyi.e Fred Royer Wili.e . lbert Rogers Williams [189] (191] CALrX 1933 VicKERs, Fitzgerald, Gladden McFadden, Brown, Pritchard, Copenhaver, Bear, Ball, Wise, Framptom w THE E ECLTIVE CCMMITTEE Officers Harry Lewis Fitzgerald President Carl Brannon Vickers Vice-President NoRBERT Matthew Gladden - Secretary Gray Walton Hume, Jr Treasurer Members Joseph J. Framptom, Jr Senior Lazv John W. Ball Senior-at-Large Carl W. Bear Senior-at-Large Sherwood W. Wise Intermediate Lazv John D. Copenhaver Publication Board Charles A. Pritchard . ' Junior Academic Alanson C. Brown, Jr Sophomore Academic John F. McFadden, Jr Freshman Academic [192] ' fZf . ' M; CCGANIZATICNX Tucker, Goldenberg, Cullev, Edwards, Pewett Smith, Gilliam, Curtis, Williams, Copexhaver THE LNIVECSIXy DLCLICATICN BCACD Officers Theodore Morrison Curtis President Richard Thomas Edwards J ' ice-Presidenl James W. A. Smith Secretary John D. Copenhaver Treasurer John D. Copenhaver Exeeiit ' ive Conimitleeman Faculty Members Dean Frank Gilliam John Higgins Williams Members Calyx Richard T, Edwards Gordon P. Goldenherg RUui-Tiiui Phi John A. Cullev Theodore . Curtis Edward H. Pewett Soiftlicrii CoUaiiaii James W. A. Smith Victor F. Tucker John D. Copenhaver [ 1S 3 ] fl « CALTX 1933 Edwards THE €ALy Editorial Staff Richard Thomas Edwards Editor-in-Chief Thomas Dunaway Anderson Assistant Editor Joel Spurgeon Snyder Assistant Editor William Waller Hawkins Associate Editor Jeb Stuart Darby Associate Editor Edward Westray Chappell University Editor Gilbert Carlyle McKown Fraternity Editor Joseph x shby Burton Athletic Editor Arthur Murphy Doty Society Editor Charlton Albert Gunter Photographic Editor L. Leslie Helmer Eaculfy Editor William Haskiel Dyer Art Editor Jackson Martin Hobbie, Jr. ..Assistant University Editor John Andrew Chandler Assistant Fraternity Editor Editorial Assistants Loyal Paul Gassman William Russell Gugenheim Roland Wood Hyatt, Jr. Forbes Mohler Johnson Herbert Elias Sloan Ben Anderson Thirkield Roy James Wallace, Jr. Charles Stevens Wassum, Jr. Thomas Tilden Richards Chappell, Hufeman, Hobbie, Lamar, Snyder, Thirkield Anderson, Burton, Johnson, Doty, Richards, Gassman Wassum, Helmer, Chandler, Hawkins. Sloan, Darby €CeANIZATI€N THE CALyx Business Siaff GuKDO.V P. CJOLUKNBEKC _l Jiiisiiiess Manager Advisory Board jAMliS D. McCuLLV VlCTOK F. TUCKEK GoLDEXBF.RG J. Duncan Burn -issistiiiit Business Maniujcr Joseph G. Robinson Assistant Business Manager Harry Lee Eichelberger . ' . Subscrifytion Manager J. L. Summers Adrcvtising Manager R. Duncan Burnett Collection Manager Edward W Lahh Circulation Manager E. Angus Powell Credit Manager Jack B. Simmons Assistant Advertising Manager E. S. BozE Assistant Subscrit tion Manager R. James Wallace Assistant Subscription Manager ( Wallace, Eichelberger. Darden, Burn, Burnett. Robinson CALrX 1933 CULLEY J. B. Magee J. E. ESHBAUGH W. S. Ferris A. S. Goldstein A. L. GiLMORE J. M. HoBBIE R. J. McLaughlin J, J. GUGENHEIM CING-TU H PHI Editorial Staff John A. Culley Editor-in-Chief Advisory Board kicHARD T. Edwards J. W. A. Smith William Hawkins Arthur Lamar William Barker Associate Editor Assistant Editors Frank Young John Dexter H. M. Shaw Managing Editor Herbert Rudlin Managing Editor Manning Williams Assistant Managing Editor Deforest Clarke S orts Editor Duncan Groner Feature Editor C. L. Walker Exchange Editor Editorial Assistants W. Werble S. B. Cantey K. P. Williard E. N. Girard G. a. Browne Reporters R. T. Kelley Bert Shuman A. H. Archer F. M. Johnson H. W. Staehling R. W. Tucker D. R. Moore J. E. Brown A. L. Durante W. A. Rawak J. D. Locke A, Willis J. G. Sale F. L. Price A. R. Fiske Night Staff R. A. Banks C. G. Laslie J. E. Brydge s Desk Staff J. A. Chandler R. C. Gundaker B. A. Thirkield Dexter, Williams, Johnston, Edwards Magee, Groner, Sale, Hawkins [196] CCGANIZATI i) N I CING-TUM PHI BUSINKSS Edwi.v II. I ' kwett JUisiiicss Manager Business Staff Jamks a. McCulley Advertising Manager DoNAM) S. Levinson Advertising Manager HERnERT M. Griffith Advertising Manager Charles A. Prichard Circulation Manager J. Duncan Burn Circulation Manager Harry M. Rhett, Jr Circulation Manager Pewett W. A. Cover A. M. Harrelson, Jr. E. M. Marks W. B. McCoy R. J. Bishop Staff Assistants 1 ' . D. Crew G. E. Crisp R. W. Hyatt, Jr. E. V. Ladd R. B. Lambeth H. K. ( )ppi;. hei.mi;r A. E. Pope E. M. Robinson. Jr. H. P. Walters C. S. ' - ssuM Ladd, Lo vy, Crews, Rhett, Pope McCui.LY, Pritchard, Davidson, Cover, Oppenheimer [ 197] M CALrX 1933 w m THE SCUTHEPN CCLLCeiAN Editorial J. W. A. Smith ______ Editor Smith H. A. Lamar ...Desk Editor W. H. Dyer : Art Editor Ross Crom Exchange Editor Editorial Staff G. H. Foster J. H. Ford, Jr. J. B. Magee R. B. Sale D. G. Groner W. C. Johnston M. H. Williams J. E. Brown W. D. Hoyt C. A. LaVarre E. N. S. Girard Hoyt, LaVarre. Groner, Girard [ 198 J CCG 4NIZATI€NX THE SCUTHCRN CCLLEGIAN Business V. !• . TUCKEU Jiiisiiicss Mdiunjcr Tucker Business Staff A. P. Lowv ' Idvcrtisiiifi Maiiaf cr D. R. Wallis ■idvcrtisiiiii Manager H. E. Herman Circulation Manager W. P. DiGGS Siibscrif tidii Manager E. V. Ladd a. a. Uodds F. M. Robinson J. ] I. Uean H. M. Grikfith E. a. Powell Powell, W allis, Harmax, Diggs [199] CALrX 193J Locke Pitcher, Pope, Price, Willis, Corbett, Fiske, Ford Beale, Clinch. Seligman, Hvatt, Brickhouse, Wharton, McMurren, Ravenhorst, Uggla Newcomb, McClure, McClure, Watkins, McNew, MacDonald GCAHA H-LCE LITECACy SOCIEXr Founaed, ib ' og Officers James Alexander McClure, Jr Presidenl Evan Lloyd Watkins Vice-President Hugh Donald McNew Secretary-Treasurer Kenneth G. MacDonald Censor James Vaughn Beale George Boyd, Jr. Robert Lee Brickhouse Allan Manning Brickhouse Duncan Corbett Robert Key Davidson Everette Ernest Fisher Lavne Haldeman Ford Harold Lincoln Hickox, Jr. William Dana Hoyt, Jr. Roland Wood Hyatt, Jr. David John Gilmore Robert Bolling Lambeth John David Locke Deland Rae McClure James Alexander McClure Lewis Members Hugh Donald McKnew Kenneth Braden Macdonald Kenneth Gordon MacDonald Howard Eugene Melton Clarence Berthauld Newcomb Henry Chandler Pitcher Arthur Esme Pope Edward Angus Powell James Ligon Price. Jr. Henry Lewis Ravenhorst Henry Hose Riley, Jr. Jacob Selig Seligman Arnold Helmfrid Uggla Evan Lloyd Watkins David Bailey Wharton Asa Matteson Willis Archer McMurran [200] ' ' €Ce lNIZATI€NX Grayson, Tooke, Barbee. Arnold, Magrath, Bonino, Thomas. Cooper, Gholson Davis, Allen, Wallace, Frasier, Thompson, Winters, Strong Bauer, Garber, Gialelis, Stover, Fellows, Renken, Boxes. Bates Keeser, Sechler, Myers, Bauer, Browning, Staemng WASHINGTON LITEdCy $€CIETy Hslablislicd, iSn Officers Roger Myers President Joel Grayson Vicc-I ' rrsidcnt TiLFORD Payne Censor A. H. Reeser Secretary G. J. Sechler Treasurer Joe Arnold Critic Members William Merrill Allen Robert W ' arrex Magrath Joseph Lee Arnold George Roger Myers. Jr. Dexter Morse Bates Samuel Tilford Payne, Jr. Herbert Henry Bauer John Herman Ren ken. Jr. Osmond Tolmie Baxter Alfred Lee Reeser Jack Cundiff Bones Giles James Sechler Hugh Joseph Bonino Edward Eli Stover Victor Ajax Browning Frederick DeRossett Strong Richera Franklin Cooper, Jr. Charles A. Thompson Price Morgan Davis, Jr. Casper . rdis Tooke, Jr. Robert James Fellows. Jr. ' alter Glegg Thomas James Haywood F ' rasier William Clifford Barbee Julius Emanuel Garber Byram Lee Winters. Jr. Joel Grayson Ray James ' allace, Jr. James Howe Johnson D. P. Gholson Walter Terrell Lawton. Jr. T. S. Gialelis [201] CALrX 1933 Honorary Founded, William and Mary. 1776 Gamma of Virginia Chapter Esiablished, igii Charter Members William A. Anderson De La Warr Easter James Lewis Howe James Holladay Latane Robert Granville Campbell James William Kern Executive Council . Glover Dunn Hancock, President [202 ] €CGANIZATI€NX F RATRi:s IX Facultate Wii-LiAM Gleason Bean James Lewis Howe Henry Donald Campbell • William Dana Hoyt Pail Parker Cooper Rlpert Nelson Latture Lucius Junius Desha William Thomas Lvle Robert William Dickey Ali.ex W. Moger De La Wark Easter M. Ogden Philips John Alexander Graham Edgar Finley Shannon Glover Dunn Hancock Livingston Waddell Smith Fratres IX Uxiversitate Old Men John Willis Ball Frank Bell Lewis William Daxa Hoyt, Jr. John Adam McNeil Wallace Xewtox Tiffany Nezv Men Joe Frank Rear Richard Aliiex Caldwell Edwin Sheldon Curtis James Fleming Jones Charles Robert Kaplan Charles Wesley Kaufma: Claude Andrews La ' arre Ernest Frederick Leathem Marion Edward Porter John Francis Watlingtox, Jr. Edward Junkix Wilson John Andrew Womeldorf [203] ( 1 OBMLSKUPll li CALYX 1933 C HICCCN DELTA LAPPA (The Circle) Founded. Washington and Lee University. 1914 Charter Mf:mbers J. Carl Fisher R. N. Latture William M. Brown John E. Martin James E. Bear Thomas McP. Glasgow Philip P. Gibson J. Purvis Richardson E. P. Davis W. C. Raftery Edward A. Dunahue Carl S. Davidson Henry Lewis Smith DeLaWarr Easter IX C. Humphreys Edwards, Bacon, Morris, Hawkins, Vickers, Bolen Lee, Wise, Pride, Copenhaver, Ball, Bear Williams, McClure, Smith, Bear Williams, Barnes, Graham, Rivers, Wilson, Sawyers Desha, Shannon, Howe, Gilliam, Young Ryland, Curtis, Pew, Gaines, Fitzgerald, Finkelstein, Walker, Bailey [ -204 ] €CGANIZATI€N €MICCCN DELTA rAPPA Alpha Circle Fratres in Urp.e Genekal John A. Lejeune Rkhakd Anukews Smith Hakrv Kri.LixGER Young Fratres in Facultate Fletcher James Barnes, II John Alexander Graham Henry Donald Campbell James Lewis Howe Robert William Dickey Ripekt Xelson Lattuke De La Warr Easter William Havwood Mureland I ' oREST Fletcher Edgar I- ' inley Shannon Francis Pendleton Gaines Robert Henry Tucker Frank J. Gilliam Clayton Epes Williams Fratres in Universitate Old Men Frank Richard Bailey Theodore Morison Curtis Eli Finkelstein Harry Lewis Fitzgerald John Tallman Jarrett Wilbur Wright Mattox James Rucker Ryland James Pickens Walker New Men Edwin Henry Bacon John Willis Ball Carl Webster Bear Joe Frank Bear Amos Alonzo Bolen John Dresden Copen haver Richard Thomas Edwards William Waller Hawkins, Jr. Clarence Pendleton Lee, Jr. George Douglas McClure James Rayborn Moore Robert Alexander Morris, Jr. Harvey Pride Matthew Peel Rivers Joe Henry Sawyers Harvard Payson Smith William Louis Wilson Sherwood Willing Wise S! [ 205 ] CALTX 1933 Bear, Ball, Bumgardner, Bailey, Adams, Woodrum Fox, Robert, Wise, Bandy, Tiffany Tyler, Davis, Cohen, Fitzgerald Smith, Graham, Cremin Copenhaver, Harwood, Edwards, Nuckols, Williams Light, Sparks, Davidson, Moreland. Anderson, Bear CPGANIZATICN PHI DELTA PHI Legal I-oiindcd. Unh ' crsity of Mirliitiaii. iS6g Tucker Chapter Established, igoS Fratres in Facultate William Haywood Moreland Laird Young Thompson- Clayton Epes Williams Charles Porterfield Light Fratres in Universitate Class of ig j; CoPELAXD Epes Adams Thomas Stocktox Fox Henry Marti x Baxdy. Jr. Hexry Cavett Robert Bernard Byuh Davis Wallace Xewtox Tiffaxy Cliftox Alexaxder Woodrvm, Jr. Thomas D. Anderson Robert Darias Bailey Cornelius Hexry Cohex John ' ili.is Ball Carl Webster Bear Joe Frank P.ear Early Colman Clements John Dresden Copen haver Rudolph Bumgardner Charles Hyde Davidson Richard Thomas Edwards James Douglas Fixley Class of 1934 Class of 193} Walter Calkins Cremin Sydney Harrison Kelsey Sherwood Willing Wise Harry Lee Fitzgerald Jdhx Meuidith Graham .Alexandria Gilliam Harwood Timothy Oswald Cremin Edward Rodney M.vssie, Jr. Edgar L rshall Xuckols Harwood Payson Smith Thomas Everett Sparks ' illiam Lewis ilson [207] « CALTX 1933 PHI ALPHA DELTA Founded, Chicago, igoz Staples Chapter Established, igi2 Fratres in Urbe Fred Deaver Paul A. Holstein Sam Rayder Raymon T. Johnson Fratres in Facultate Charles R. McDowell Fratres in Universitate Class of iQss Howard William Carson Donald Kent Crawford Otho Raymond Cundiff John Louis Ericson Joseph Jerome Framptom, Jr. Norbert Mathew Gladden George Joseph Jack Marinari John Warren Rice George Henry Strouse, Jr. Class of 1935 William Patrick Coleman Albert Meints Fowler Reed Gantt McDougall George Alexander Pruner w CCeANIZATICN CCMMITTEE €N €lil l§TI lN VCCI Faculty Members Dr. Lucius Junmus Desha Earl SxANSBiMn- Mattixgi.v Frank J. Gii.liam Wii.i.iam W. Mouto.v Hale Houston Paui. M. Pemck Dr. Jamf.s Lewis Howk Dr. Roheut IlExin- Tl ' cker Clayton Epi-.s Williams Student Members Joseph Ashbv PiURTON Frederick Cook Theodore Morrison Curtis Howell Arthur Lamar Clarence Pendleton Lee Joseph Bernard Magee Richard T. Edwards Joseph Jerome Framptom, Jr. William Waller Hawkins James Orson Phelps. Jr. Charles Haydon Reasor Victor Franklin Tucker This committee sponsors the Freshman Cam]), whicli lias taken its jilace as an indispensal)le feature of the orientation week. Largely through the efiforts of Dean Frank GilHam and Clarence P. Lee has the establisliment of this novel feature taken place, to he recognized today as the fundair.ental stejijiing stone into Washington and Lee. [209] CALy 193 3 CuLLEY, Snyder, Curtis, Barker Sale, Dr. Easter, Edwards McKowN, Tyler, Anderson, Ball Lamar, Dexter, LaVarre, Parsons 210] CCGANIZATICN Dl DELTA CPSILCN Honorary Jouuxai-istic Founded, Syracuse Uiik ' ersity. igog Washington and Lee Chapter Established, igjj Fratres in Facultate De La Warr Benjamin Easter William L. Mapel Thomas James Farrar Oscar W. Riegel Fratres in Universitate Class of ig3_ John Alexander Culley Richard Thomas Edwards Theodore Morrison Curtis Howell Arthur Lamar John Willis Ball George Francis Parsons James Hoge Tyler. HI Class of igsi Thomas Dunaway Anderson William Shurtleff Barker James Duncan Burn- John Walters Dexter Claude Andrews LA ' ARRE Gilbert Carlyle McKowx Edwin Henkel Pewett Richard Bernard Sale Joel Spurgeon Sxyder. Jr. Frank John Young [2U] CALrX 1933 w HoYT, Haines, Stephens, Kaufman Haines, Desha, Womeldorf HoYT, Laird, Lewis, Watkins Smith, Edwards, Caldwell Pouter, McCauley, DeVan, Munger [212] CCeANIZATI CN Biological rounded, ll ' asliiiigton and Lcc. igs f Fratres in Facultate Dr. W, D. Hovt Dk. H. IJ. Campbell Dr. L. J. Desha Dr. J. L. Howe Mr. T. C. Watki.ns Officers H. L. Haines Prcxidcii! R. R. Smith I ' ice-President M. E. Porter Secretary C. F. Irons Treasurer Fratres in Universitate T. H. . lphin F. E. Llxh J. D. Battle R. H. McCauley R. . . Caldwell C. C. Merritt W. T. DeVan J. R. Moore J. T. Drake R. S. Ml-xger R. T. Edwards .A. B. Ortxer D. P. Gholsox M. E. Porter H. M. Griffith F. M. Price C. . . GuxTER R. T. Scullev J. S. Haines H. Sloaxe H. L. Haines R. R. Smith J. T. Herwick W. C. Smith W. D. Hovt, Jr. B. Steixberg C. F. Irons G. J. Stephens C. W. Kaufmax G. .a. Swixk H. L. King E. Llovd Watkins T. K. Laird C. H. W ' ilkerson F. B. Lewis J. .A.. W ' o.meldorf [213] CALyX 1933 Johnson, Smith, Cook McDavid, Burton, Vickers Campbell, McNeil, Wilson Haines, Desha, Muller [214] €CGANIZATI€NX cm eAMMA THET 4 Chkmistkn ' Local Founded. W ' asltiiujton and Lcc, ig20 Fratres in Facultate Lucius Junius Desha Xoi ' max Jacksux 1 ' arkar James Lewis Howe Fratres in Universitate Officers James Frederick Cook President Edward Junkin Wilson Treasurer Richard Alden Caldwell Secretary Old Members J. D. Battle T. K. Laikd R. A. Caldwell J. A. McNeil J. F. Cook O. K. Miller H. L. Haines J. C. Muller J. S. Haines . R. R. Smith E. Johnson C. B. Yickers C. W. Kaufman E. J. ilson ' New Members J. A. Burton S. Lyons A. M. Clinch W. L). McDavid H. K. DOANE W. J. MORAX H. L. King V. C. Smith [215] CALTX 1933 W w Groner, Chappell, Hawkins Lamar, Walker, Gordon, Watkins, Banks, Summers TC€UCAD€UC$ The Organization William Wilson Gordon President William Waller Hawkins Vice-President Joe Walker, Jr Business Manager John Lyle Summers Assistant Business Manager Lawrence E. Watkin Faculty Adviser Production Duncan Goldthwaite Groner Stage Manager Edward Westray Chappell Property Manager Ernest Arthur Schilling Master Electrician Faculty Advisers John Alexander Graham Marvin Grant Bauer Lawrence E. Watkin CCeANIZATICNX ft A o, d 1 f f ' ft ;-.  e. ' V y .i« . Basile. Ciiati, , 1 ' ricEj Cross, Startsman, Schtmax Prugh, ' ixsox, DeLettue, Bennett, Kelley, Sechleu, Dotv. Uoaxe Geiger, McCauley, Smith, Watlington, Robinson, Drake, Scully, Vinson, Cuopek GLEE CLUE John Francis Watlington, Jr President Joseph George Robinson Business Manager John A. Graham Director Mary Monroe Penick -icconipanist First Tenors Arthur Murphy Doty Robert Giwdfei.i.ow Geiger, Jr. Charles Henry Koch Joseph George Robinson Richard Thomas Scully Giles James Sechler Second Tenors Darby Woods Betts Edward Lupton Bond, Jr. Frank Cullen Bryant Napoleon De Lettre, Jr. Harris Ewalt Anderson Richard McDonald Cross Henry Kellogg Doane First Bassos Wixbouhne Magruder Drake Robert Henry McCauley, Jr. ' lNTHR0P ChAMBERLIN SmITH Frederick De Rosset Strong Richard Townes Kelley James Ligon Price, Jr. Robert Bayard Prugh D.vNiEL Boone Startsman Second Bassos David John Bennett, Jr. John Walker Vinson, Claude .Xndrews La Varre James Allen Black Neil Campbell Pascoe Presby Ewing Vinson John Francis ' atlincton, Jr. [217] t Jr. CALYX 1933 GiDDiNGSj Phelps, Calhoun, Sanford, Dunaj, Buffington Wallace, Wallace, Irvine, Bond, Darby, Leffell Thomas, Ruff, Dr. Lyle, Burrows, Shroder, Matthews STUDENT CUAPTEK CE AMERICAN SCCIETr CE CIVIL ENCINEELS CusTis Lee Engineering Society Fratres in Facultate WiLLL ' VM Thomas Lyle Hale Houston Fratres in Universitate officers J. P. Burrows President J. L. Wallace Vice-President W. O. Leffell — Secretary R. H. Ruff Treasurer Class of igss J. P. Burrows J. S. Darby, Jr. R. H. Ruff C. E. Thomas F. E. Calhoun J. L. Wallace Class of 1934 V. E. Irvine C. E. Sanford R. L. Buffington P. C. Giddings W. O. Leffell J. F. Shroder W. D. Matthews J. C. Miller Class of iQSj D. L. Bennett M. R. Dunaj F. B. Key I. G. Wallace E. L. Bond A. E. Hauck H. L. Ravenhorst Class of 1936 F. D. Crew A. L. Gilmore R. W. Magrath R. H. Williams [218] p €CGANIZATICN Kaplax, Bacox Burks. Curtis. Haxcock CCMMECCE CLUE Founded for the Adi ' aiicciiiciit of Tlioiu lit and Discussion of Current Business Topics Edwin Sheldon Curtis President Edwin Henry Bacon Ilcc-Prcsident Charles Robert Kaplan Secretary Albert Oglesby Burks Treasurer Dr. Glover Dunn Hancock Faculty Adviser Faculty Members Fletcher James Barnes Glover Dunn Hancock M. Ogdex Phillips William Coan Edwix Henry Howard Robert Hexry Tucker Paul Parker Cooper Donald Eraser Marti x. Jr. John Higgins Williams Student Members Henry Edward . llen LeRoy Hodges. H Edwin Henry Bacon Gray Walton Hume Robert Courtright Barnett Charles Robert Kaplan- Marshall Stokes Black Ernest Reid Lixeweaver. Jr. Thomas Deale Blanchard Louis Frederick Lubkecht William Jordan Brooks. Jr. Neil Zextmyer Meredith Albert Oglesby Burks George William Musser Richard Innes Butler William Fraxklix Methvix. Jr. Kenneth Reese Cole Robert Alexander Morris Edwin Sheldon Curtis George Francis Parsons Theodore Morrison Curtis Walter Ja mes Pound Rugeley Pierson DeVan, Jr. Edward Harvey Pringle Walter James Dixon Robert Beardsley Safkord Holmes Murphy Dyer William Randolph Schildkxecht William Silas Farmer Howard Morgax Shaw Gordon Payne Goldenberg Philip Jackson Smith Richard Walter Grafton Daniel Boone Startsman Samuel M. Greenwood, Jr. William Seemax Sterx John Griffiths. Jr. Allax Dale Symoxds George Haviland Hagadorn Hugh Taylor Fred Hadley Hamilton John Jessee Wertmax Harry Oliver Hazell Samuel Acker Woodford t 219 ] CALYX 1933 THE EPISCOPAL CLUE Washington and Lee University Dr. Vincent Franks, Rector Members Darby Wood Betts George Boyd Carl Olin Brownell George Harding Foster Duncan G. Groner William Dana Hoyt, Jr. Philip Carson Huntley Walter Christian Johnston Alexander Jones Howell Arthur Lamar Franze Edward Lund, Jr. John Burton Nicholson Frederick Morrison Robinson James W. A. Smith Robert Ragsdale Smith Charles Francis Suter Victor Franklin Tucker Byram Lee Winters, Jr. CCGANIZ 1TI€NX Thomas, Morris, Sawvers, Grove BoLAXD, Stone, Pound, Walker, Black- Pride, Jarrett, McClure, Young, Fitzgerald, Rvland, Bailey WisE, Cremin, M ' ilson, Cremix sieMA J. L. Campbell M. D. Campbell C. S. Glasgow S. M. Graham Fratres in Urbe Stuart Moore M. ■. Paxtox. Jr. W. C. Rafertv Richard A. Smith Fratres in Universitate Wilbur Wright Mattox James Rucker Rvlaxd James Pickexs Walker I ' raxk Richard Bailey Harry Lewis Fitzgerald Johx Tai.lmax Jarrett George Douglas McClure Harvey Pride William Fraxcis Stoxe New Men Marshall Stokes Black Thomassox Michael Boland Timothy Oswald Cremix, Jr. Walter Calkins Cremix William Gregg Grove, Jr. Walter James Pouxd Joe Henry Sawyers John Hermax Thomas Robert Alexaxder Morris. Jr. William Louis Wilsox Sherwood ' u.lixg Wise IS CALr 1933 13 ' ' CLLE James Pickens Walker President George Douglas McClure Secretary Old Men Joe Frank Bear, A 6 vViNSTON Willlam Brown, 2 N Albert Oglesby Burks, 2 X John Alexander Cullev, 4 K 4 ' Richard Thomas Edwards, n K A Harry Lee Fitzgerald, K A New Men Frank Cullen Bryant, K 2 John Meredith Graham, K A John Alexander Hanley, T A John McCaughey Harrison, 2 X Harry Oliver Hazel, 2 N James Dixon McCully, 2 A E Frank John Young, John Tallman Jarrett, A T n Claude Andrews LaVarre. ATA George Douglas McClure, K 2 Harvey Pride, K 2 James Pickens Walker, r A William Henry Wertz, B e II Edwin Henkel Pewett, B 6 n John Ford Shroder, II K A William Crawford Thomas, Everatt Tucker, K 2 Joseph Walker, Jr., A Donald Reiter Wallis, ATA A T fi €CGANIZATI€N 11 ' CLUE Old Men Frank Richard Bailey Marshall Stokes Black Bernard Elliot Brennan John Alexander Culley George Douglas McClure Robert Alexander Morris, Jk. New Men Harry Lewis Fitzgerald Harvard Payson Smith William Evelyn Hutchings, Jr. Joel Spurgeon Snyder Frederick Newman Sager William Fowler Symonds [223] CALrX 1933 PI ALPHA NL « W C. W. Bear A. A. BOLEN H. W. Butler J. F. Cook J. H. Cooke M. H. Creighton Old Men John A. Culley W. E. Devtne G. A. Fadue H. L. Fitzgerald W. W. Fowlkes L. M. Garrison J. M. Harrison H. O. HOZELL W. E. Klieforth Neil Pascoe M. P. Rivers P. B. Stafford Charles Suter H. C. Taylor J. Walker F. L. Watson P. B. WiNFREE New Men C. P. Anderson A. C. Brown W. B. Cabell S. P. Cantey W. A. Cover A. M. Doty L. P. Gassman H. E. Harman L. Hodges C. VV. Hamilton A. M. Harrelson J. M. Hobbie F. E. Huffman J. P. Jones J. P. Jordan J. B. Jewell P. C. Mathes G. W. McGeory R. McLaughlin G. L. Reynolds H. M. Rhett, Jr. F. D. Sarkis W. Terhune R. Thomas [ 224 €CGANIZATI€NX W. J. Pound President C. A. Pritchard Secretary-Treasurer F. C. PjRyant C. P. Crawley T. M. Curtis A. G. Dennison H. M. Dyer R. T. Edwards Oi.n Mrn G. W. P.I.AC- 1 J. A. IIa. ' iiley L. E. IIardwick A. G. Hardwood M. L. Harris C. A. LaVakke G. W. McClure J. n. McCui.i-KY W. I ' . Methvin- E. L. Pattox V. J. Pound IIarve ! ' Pride C. A. Pritchard C. H. Reasor E. X. Saoer V. E. Stone C. B. ViCKERS !• ' . E. N ' ioi.ktt U. R. Waixis Henry Waller, Jr. A. H. WoFFORD E. J. ■o •G New Men T. D. . lden A. H. Archer J. E. Brown J. A. Burton E. W. Chappell, Jr G. E. Crisp R. P. De Van, Jr. W. P. DiGGS C. E. Ereund W. . . Garrett C. A. Gunter L. L. Helmer E. E. Krewson R. E. Lee J. S. Mitchell L. L. Smith, Jr. fl W. R. Spahr, Jr. J. D. Spohr B. H. TowNES L. G. Wallace, Jr. J. n. Walls K. P. Wii.lard [225] A House Party ll ' licii dull Jack dons his stiff collar and Jill puts on her party dress, the -a ' orld is clothed in glamour, and imaginafion rules ac ain. CALyX 1933 CONTENTS ▼ Cotillion Club Dance Leaders Thanksgiving Fanc Dress Easter Finals Beaut}) $ € C ■ E T I E X THE CCTIELICN CLUE Officers Joe Frank Bear President Winston William Brown Secretary-Treasurer C. W. Bear J. F. Bear M. S. Black B. E. Brennan W. W. Brown Old Men J. D. COPEN HAVER T. O. Cremin, Jr. R. B. C. DeLaMater T. W. Graves V. V. Harris J. T. Jarrett C. A. Johnston, Jr. J. F. Jones W. T. HOMBERG H. A. Lamar C. A. LaVarre G. C. McKowN New Men R. A. Banks G. H. Branaman, Jr. J. D. Burn J, S. Buxton G. E. Crisp J. M. Dean J. W. Dexter W. H. Dyer W. G. Faulk W. W. Gerber J. M. Graham. Jr. D G. Groxer F. H. Hamilton, Jr. J. A. Hanlev A. G. Harwood N. F. Hill L. W. Martin R. B. Mayo R. S. MUNGER C. E. Patrick H. M. Rhett. Jr. E. . . NucKOLs, Jr. G. F. Parso.ns W. M. RoBI.N. ' rON J. R. Rvland R. B. Safforij H. P. Smith W. F. Sto. e A. D. Symonds Everett Tucker, Jr. V. F. Tucker J. H. Tyler J. P. Walker Henry Waller, Jk. W. H. Wertz P. B. Win free, Jr. W. L. Wilson S. W. Wise C. C. Smith C. E. Stone, Jr. H. C. Taylor J. H. Thomas Joseph Walker. Jr. [ 229 CALrX 1933 §€DH€M€CE CCTILLI€N LED BY George J. McGeory with Miss Ann Burdick ASSISTED BY W. p. DiGGs with Miss Judith Halliburton Committees Finance Eugene E. Krewson, Chairman J. D. Spohr C. E. Patrick J. S. Mitchell J. M. Dean G. H. Branaman, Jr. C. P. Mathis C. A. Gunter J. L. Summers C. VV. Hamilton B. B. Mantell C. C. Smith C. G. Laslie, Jr. Harry George, Jr. C. J. Freund J. McKee H. M. Rhett, Jr. Reception W. A. Cover, Chairman Decoration Gus Morgan, Chairman R. E. Kempton J. M. Hobbie Invitation J. D. Spohr, Chairman Music W. A. Cover, Chairman Favors I. G. Wallace, Chairman Music by Joe Haymes [230] N. F. Hill C. B. Cross, Jr. E. L. Bond, Jr. Bob Mayo R. E. Lee S. J. Moore, Jr. $ € C ■ E T ■ E X CCTILLI€N CLUE THANrSGIVING EANCE LED BY Joii F. Bear with Miss Ann Harlan ASSISTED BY Winston Brown with Miss Eleanor Oden Committees Finance J. D. COPEN HAVER E. A. NucKOLs, Jr. ■. F. Stone W. T. HOMBERG W. M. Robinson Floor S. W . Wise M. S. Black J. T. Jarrett . J. R. Ryland T. 0. Cremin. Jr. C. V. Bear Dccoratio)! W. H. Wertz H. A. Lamar C. C. McKoWN H. M. Rhett, Jr. J. F. Jones R. B. Safford Recel tion J. S. Blxtox . L. Wilson G. F. Parsons ' . F. Tucker R. E. Brennan H. P. Smith Invitation A. G. H ARWOOD C. A. Johnson, Jr. A. D. Symonds Joseph Walder. Jr C. . . La ' arre P. B. Winfree. Jr. Music by Joe Haymes [2ai] J. H. Tyler CALYX 1933 W William Thomas E. H. Pewett B. E. Brennan C. H. Reaeor J. A. Hanley Dcci.rat.oii Everett Tucker, Chairma Richard Faulkner Tom Graves Henry Waller G. C. McKowN M. L. Harris Darby Beits Rcccl ' tioii Harry Hazel, Chairma ' .i L. R. Chase H. C. Taylor Robert Shively James .McCully Harry Eichelberger Richard Grafton Fred Sager A. T. GuNN, Jr. JLNI€K PRCAi LED BY Frank Cullen Eryant with Miss Winona H. Eubank assisted by William Thomas with Miss Jean Earner Committees Finance Harvard P, Smith, Chairman P. J. Seraphine K. R. Cole Joe Walker A C. A. Pritchard J. H. Thomas D. R. Wallts G. Dennison H. M. Dyer E. Gug;enheim S. Stone Flo( Duncan Burns, Chairman Joe Sawyers Amos Bolen Tom Boland John Battle Gilbert Faulk William Grove Refreshment F. L. Patton J. G. Robinson J. M. Ingram G. F. Wing V. F. Tucker Invitation John Schroder, Chairman Frank Young William Klieeoth Lewis Martin V. V. Harris Richard Sale RuGELEY De Van Arrangoucnt Claude Harrison, Chairman W. W. Fqwlkes, Chairman John Harrison William Vick James Phelps Charles Suter Ed Mincher Music by Bernie Cummins S. L. Alexander H. D. Austin, Jr. Harry Davis Early Clements John Hager Arthur Tonsmiere B. Harliss [232 J $ € C ■ C T I E X TANCy DCEXr CALL LED BY FuAiNK ISailev with Miss Justixe White ASSISTED BY Pickens Wai.kek with Miss 1 ' 3M1I. • WdonKLi-F Fkank Bailey Eli Finkelstein Arthiiu Lamar liii.LV Wilson Rucker Ryland John Copen haver I ' red Cook J hike of .Irai oii Cirmi J. PicKExs Walker Joe Bear (iEORGE MrssER Rithard Edwards Ted Curtis Peel Rivers Bill Homhekg J ' uL-r of Avila (iroiil Harry I ' ' itzgekali) Bon AfoRRis P.iLL Stoxe James Jones Henry Robert John Culley Ray Ci ' xniFi Count of Granada Cr( George McClure Joe Conner Al Symonds Bill Vertz Vess Irvine Allen Wofford Sherwood Wise Count of Salainaca Crou Carl Vickers Alfred Edgar Claude LaVarre Marshal I ' lack Bill Hawkixs Frank liR ■AXT Peyton Winfree Music by Bekxie Cummins Miiiiiiiis of Cillcud iiioul Jack I ' iALL Winston Bkowx Franklin Jones Alvin Ortner Hugh Taylor Richard Ruff Robert Bricken |1 [233] Reenacting the court of Philip IV of Spain, beautiful ladies escorted by gallant young dukes, the grandees of the day, stepped forth to open the twenty -seventh Fancy Dress. Frank Bailey as Philip IV, led the figure with Miss Justine White of Huntington, to the more modern strains of Bemie Cummins. w w ' 7nsi f opening the set with a Junior Prom that equaled any in its history, girls representing every state in the nation sweetened the festivity into a brilliant affray. The fol- lowing morning was ushered in by a dansant, the ATO ' s and the Phi Gam ' s playing host. House parties, dinners, and intermission dates keyed the interest into continuity. A typical Washington and Lee Dance. fl CALy 1933 13 ' ' CLUE DANCE LED B • J. P. Walker, Jr., with Mrss Emily WnonRUFF ASSISTED BY George McClure with Miss Eudora Longmoor E. H. Pewett J. A. CULLEY Harve ' i ' Pride D. R. Wallis Committees Finance G. D. McClure, Chairman V. W. Brown J. U. McCully W. C. Thomas Everett Tucker, Jr. Reception J. T. Jarrett, Chairman I ' . J. ■ouNG J. A. Hanley J. M. Graham A. O. Burks Floor J. F. Rear, Chairman C . . LaVarre H. O. IIazell H. L. Fitzgerald Invitation R. T. Edwards, Chairman J. !• . Shroiier J. M. Harrison Joe Walker, Jr. I ' rank C. Bryant Ml!sic by l oN Bestor I - ' 36 ] p $ C C ■ E T ■ E X C€TILLI€N CLUE EASTEC DANCE LED BY JoK F. T ' lEAK with Miss Douothv Bear ASSISTED BY WiNSTox W. I ' lRdwx with Miss Eleanor Oden J. P. Walker J. M. Dean Hexry Waller, Jr. W. L. Wilson H. P. Smith J. D. COPEN HAVER T. W. Graves H. C. Taylor J. H. Thomas C. W. Bear W. W ' . Gerber G. E. Parsons P. B. Wixfree, Jr. C. E. Patrick F. H. Hamilton. Jr. Committees Finance Floor Decoration Recef ' tion Invitation S. W. Wise Everett Tucker, Jr. M. S. Black C. C. Smith J. W. Dexter W. G. Faulk W. H. Dyer H. A. Lamar D. G. Groner J. M. (iRAHAM, Jr. J. A. Hanley K. S. MUiVCER J. D. Burn L. W. Martin C. E. Stone. Jr. 6 Music by Don Bestor TALTX 1933 J. Pickens Walker John Alexander Culley G. William Musser W. F. Stone Carl Bear J. Fleming Jones ■ NTERrRATECNIXy CALL led by Marshall S. Black with Miss Rebecca Smith ASSISTED BY James Franklin Jones with Miss Coronel Caffery Finance Marshall S. Black, Chairman RucKER Ryland Marshall Nuchols A. B. Ortner Eli Finkelstein John Copenhaver J. W. Ball Harvey Pride George Flack Joe Conner R. Bricken Reception Richard T. Edwards, Chairman Walter Cremin J. F. Cook G. F. Parsons LoRiNG Garrison Floor J. Franklin Jones, Chairman Neil Pascoe William Symond W. W. Hawkins George McClure Music H. L. Fitzgerald, Chairman M. P. Rivers J. E. Tyler W. W. Brown V. V. Harris Decoration Sherwood Wise, Chairman H. T. Jones C. R. Kaplan Claude LaVarre Music by Jan Garber James Pound William Methvin Joe Snyder Arthur Lamar Carl Vickers Tim Cremin W. H. Flowers W. T. Romberg G. P. Golden BERG Joe Bear Frank Lewis Ted Curtis r. o. cundiff [238] p S € C ■ E T ■ E X PI ALPHA NP--WPITE EPIAP DANSANT LED BY J. FRF.nF.RiCK Cook with Miss ' irginta See ASSISTED BY W. James Pouxd with Miss Caroline Bauer Committees Finance Chari.es Pritchard. Chairman D. E. Wallis George Crisp Bert Gunter F. J. Young H. O. Hazell Charles Suter M. H. Crighton Arrangements Harvey Pride. Chairman W. F. Methvix Decoration J. D. McCully, Chairman T. D. Aldex Floor A. A. Bolex. Chairman J(iE Sxyder Reception JoHX Culley, Chairman J. P. Jordan Invitation P. B. WixFREE, Chairman P. Pi. Safi- ' (iki) Music by Jan Garber [239] T. M. Curtis J. A. Hanley George Flack LeRii Hodges. H P. C. Mathes W. E. Kliefoth (I CALrX 1 33 w SIGMA GERMAN LED BY Harry Lewts Fitzgerald with Miss Kathertne Dudley ASSISTED BY J. Pickens Walker with Miss Emily Woodruff Committees ■: Finance George D. McClure, Chairman Jack T. Jarrett ]- ' rank R. Bailey Joe H. Sawyers J. Rucker Ryland Floor William F. Stone, Chairman Walter C. Cremin William G. Grove William L. Wilson Reception Harvey Pride, Chairman W. James Pound John H. Thomas Ini ' itation Robert A. Morris, Chairman Sherwood W. Wise Timothy O. Cremin TuoMAs Boland Marshall S. Black Music by Jan Career i $ C C ■ E T ■ E X SENICC CALL I.ED BV M. Pf.ki. Rivers with Miss Helex Xi-ckols ASSISTED 1!V E. H. Uaco.v with Miss EunoUA Liixgmoor H. C. RoBEUT with Miss Gertrude Buist J. F. Cook with Miss Virginia See Committees Finance W. M. RoBixsox. Chairman M. S. Black A. O. Burks E. S. Curtis C. W. Beak W. V. Symoxds W. . Hawkixs. Jr. C. . MUSSER P. B. WlXKREE. Jr. R. H. Ruff RcccMion J. P. Walker. Jr., Chairman J. R. Bear M. H. Crightox, Jr. J. S. Sxvuer, Jr. J. P. Burrows J. D. Copexhaver J. W. . . Smith J. T. Jarrett J. R. ModRE J. !• ' . Watlixgtdx. Jr. J. F. JOXES Inzilation W. J. Pdi ' XD, Chairman T.. M. Carriscix T. M. Curtis J. R. Rvlaxd llrcii ' i A •LllR J. A. Ci LLEV W. S. I ' .vr.uer R. Brkkex . . 1). SvMoxDs C. R. Kaplax Dccomti( ii H. . . Lamak, Cliairnian R. I. Butler G. P. Goldexberg E. M. .X ' uckols. Jr. W. T. DeVax p. E. Holbrook I). E. Clark W. H. l ' i.o ERs, Jr. J. L. Wallace . . B. Ortxer L. E. ' iolett. Jr. Music hv I. x Garber R. T. Eiiw.VRDs G. W. Hume. Jr. . . H. WoFFORD Harvey Pride w. w. gordox T. C. Smith C. J. LOXGACRE, Jr. W. v. Metii ix. Jr, E. I ' . L. TH. x. Jr. W. S. Barker C. E. Thomas W. J. Brooks, Jr. Ii4l J i CALrX 1933 PINAL EALL LED BY George D. McClure with Miss Ann McMains ASSISTED BY William T. Romberg with Miss Mary Kate Patton AND John D. Copenhaver with Miss Louise Winfree AND J. Franklin Jones with Miss Coronel Caffery H. L. Fitzgerald C. B. ViCKERS J. F. Bear E. H. Bacon J. J. Framptom F. R. Bailey Committees E.reciifk ' c M. P. Rivers R. T. Edwards J. R. Ryland J. P. Walker, Jr. T. H. Tyler, III H. A. Lamar S, W. Wise Floor H. C. Robert J. W. Ball Harvey Pride W. W. Brown Invitation W. W. Hawkins, Jr. M. H. Crtghton M. S. Black E. M. NucHOLs G. W. Musser C. W. Bear W. H. Flowers, Jr. J. F. Cook P. B. Winfree W. T. DeVan Arrangements C. H. Darden F. B. Lewis J. C. Conner G. W. Hume Music by Jan Garber [242] W. F. Methvin E. Finkelstein J. A. CULLEY J. F. Jones W. F. Symonds W. F. Stone C. A. LaVarre R. O. Cundiff T. M. Curtis J. F. Watlington, Jr. L. J. Ericson A. B. Ortner $ € C ■ E T I E f EINALX €E 1932 Gayety and jubilance capped the finals of the iBist year of the school. Gene Martin with Aliss Margaret Kolb lead the finals group in the figure, to the strains of Henry Theis and his Orchestra. Today this group is marked as the alumni, that so shortly ago were last year ' s Seniors. J ' m . m CALrX 1933 Edwards, ukKi; . I i kk, Mijii l . I.amak. Walker, Rivers, Bear RvLAND, Wise, Hombekg, McClure, Cupenhaver, Finkelstein, Culley ▼ PINALS 1933 Last exams . . . busses, trains, planes bringing pretty girls . . . gay talk . . . attractive clotbes . . . Jan Garber and band after three years . .• . Inter- fraternity Ball . . . Black heads figure . . . the Swing . . . late dates . . . Hang- overs . . . Pan-White Friars ' dansant . . . white flannels and chiffons . . . boat races . . , beer . . . Sigma German . . . Fitzgerald leading the figure . . . long night of dates . . . Sunday . . . Baccalaureate . . . picnics . . . late show . . . getting tired of dates . . . Fraternities entertain . ' . . families of seniors arriving . . . less beverage, cracked ice, etc., etc. . . . Senior- Alumni Ball . . . with Peel Rivers and Fddie Bacon . . . genial Jan still swell . . . the alumni . . . many familiar faces . . . more late dates . . . More hango ' ers . . . class of 1933 parades to the Chapel . . . Dr. Gaines ]iresents diplomas . . . Harry Lee-Albert Sidney annual battle on North River . . . McClure leads Final Ball figure onto the floor ... Ijrilliant favors and flowers . . . thousands crowd g} ' m floor and balcony . . . intermissions . . . more ice, etc., etc. . . . dancing some more . . . the faint streaks of dawn peer o ' er the Blue Ridge . . . handshakes . . . farewells . . . tears . . . College friendships. [244] TO MRS. PCANCIS PENDLETCN GAINES OUR CHARMING FIRST LAD) ' . WE GRACIOUSLY DEDICATE THIS SECTION OF BEAUTY EEAurr Mrs. Francis Pendleton Gaines Harris-Ezchtg Underwood Underwood Miss Ruth Johnson Miss Emily Woodruff Richard Donner Jules Pnrhw Miss Betty Flournoy Wallace Photo Miss Justine White Miss Sally Rich Miss Margaret Ann Moreland Chtdnoff Miss Margaret West Miss Mary L. McNulty Miss Gertrude Buist ' •-aatMmuaairiniw Miss Barbara Dell Simmons Miss Edith Summers Miss Kathryn Dudley Junior Prom Figure fEATUKEX Here follozc i))i porta lit trivia, that luniyc-podcic of faiiiiliar faces, daily haunts ami eiis- toiiiary actions that we call colle( e life. CCNTENTS Achievement Familiar Faces House Mothers Facult] Students Harry L. Fitzgerald Tulsa, Oklahoma President of the Student Body, named as All- American First Baseman by Colleiic Humor. Tapped by Omicron Delta Kappa for his leadership on the campus. ACHIEVEMENT Clarence P. Lee Pine Bluff, Arkansas Winner of a Rhodes Scholarship from the district comprising Louisiana, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Mississippi. One to whom we may allow the success of the Freshman Camp to honor. Member of Omicron Delta Kappa, for his conspicuous work on the campus. James R. Moore Somerset, Kentucky Winner of the National Intercollegiate Oratorical Championship. Member of Omi- cron Delta Kappa. Joe H. Sawyers Oak Hill, West Virginia Captain-Elect of Basketball, mentioned for AU-American Basketball by College Humor. Recognized for his athletic prowess in foot- ball, basketball and track and a membL ' r of Omicron Delta Kappa. Amos Bolen Ashland, Kentucky Captain-Elect of Football. An athlete, a scholar and a gentleman. Looked upon as an outstanding leader by Omicron Delta Kappa. •- C 4MDUX LEADERS George McClure Phi Kappa Sigma, Omicron Delta Kappa, Sigma, Pres- ident of Finals, Manager of Boxing. Harry Fitzgerald Kappa Alpha, Omicron Delta Kappa, Sigma, Presi- dent of Student Body, President of Troubadours, Baseball. Cavett Robert Sigma Chi, Phi Deta Phi, President of Senior Law Class. Joe Sawyers Pi Kappa Alpha, Omicron Delta Kappa, Sigma, Foot- ball, Basketball, Track, Captain-Elect of Basketball. Bill Grove Pi Kappa . ' Mpha, Sigma, Football, Member of Athletic Council. Paul Holbrook Captain of Basketball. Happy Vickers Lambda Chi Alpha, Omicron Delta Kappa, Vice-Presi- dent of Student Body. Ted Curtis Phi Delta Theta, Omicron Delta Kappa, President of Publication Board, Executive Committee. Joe Bear Phi Deta Theta, Omicron Delta Kappa, Phi Beta Kappa, President of Cotillion Club, President of Junior Class. CAMPUS LEADERS Jack Jarrett Alpha Tau Omega. Omicron Delta Kappa, Sigma. ' Captain of Basketball, Baseball, Football. Sherwood Wise Kappa Sigma, Omicron Delta Kappa, Sigma, Phi Delta Phi, Executive Committee, Manager of Wrestling. John Copenhaver Kappa Sigma. Omicron Delta Kappa. Executi c Com- mittee, Manager of Basketball, Business Manager of Soitthcrn Collegian Eli Finkelstein Zeta Beta Tau, Omicron Delta Kappa, Captain of Track, Holder of World Hurdle Records in Low and High Hurdles. Rucker Ryland Phi Kappa Sigma. Omicron Delta Kappa, Sigma. ' Manager of I ootball. John Culley Phi Kappa Psi. Sigma Delta Chi. Editor-in-Chief of Ring-tum Phi. Bill Hawkins Beta Theta Pi, Omicron Delta Kappa, ' ice- President of Troubadours. Frank Bailey Alpha Tau Omega. Omicron Delta Kappa. Sigma. President of Fanc - Dress. Football, Basketball. Track Member of Athletic Council. IjsAteKii. The Sigma Chi house in its glamorous springtime hilarity makes life worth living. Notice the Editor of the 1932 Calyx in the front row. Bill Stone, one of the moguls of Mortgage Row, may be remem- bered as constantly gracing the cam- pus with his lumbering presence. From the vantage point of the Phi Kap house, the campus is but a park, full of towering trees, and those winding pathways which enter the portals of the college. Quite unique to be remembered is the marvel of the D. U. house — the Haines twins. A sure sign of Spring. . . and finals. But one must keep his mind on the books. Four dignified seniors, or maybe four seniors. Can you name them ? Saturday afternoon the roads, east and west, may be seen, full of care-worn students, looking for the sweets of the out-of-doors — or may- be Lynchburg. ArTEC THE C ILE A rare old snap shot in front of the K. A. house at 7 A. M. This picture has been puhhshed after numerous threats. A rapidly declining luxury, on the campus. Once an automobile was the mark of success in the whirl of college life, now a rarity. The president of Finals once had a habit of stealing someone else ' s oirl. Notice his guilty expression as he linds himself caught with all evi- dence against him. Two students of the Class of 1932, after final ball, with their lady friends. What the well dressed lady and gentleman wore back in 1932. The music had ceased but this melody will linger on. As one might have seen the S. A. E. fire or maybe this is the boon- fire to send otY the team to Virginia. W€Cr AND PLAT WITH THErACLLXr Dr. Livingston Smith will al- ways be remembered as the enig- ma to every freshman, for his unique expressions in class. Mr. Mattingly stands in our memories as the Czar of records and grade cards. Professor Phillips, the scholar- ly teacher of commerce, main- tained this pose especially for the Calyx so that his students may never forget. Even the steps of the gymnasium are becoming worn with the con- stant tap-tap of feet. Soon this popular building will maintain an archaic look that characterizes the university. Dr. Campbell, whose reign will be marked by historians, from the death of General Lee until the middle of the twentieth century, also posed for the Calyx. Members of the faculty are in- vited to attend the Freshman Camp, so that they may prove to the students that they are human. Henry W. Anderson, alumnus and Republican leader in Vir- ginia, was escorted to assembly to speak to the students. Billy Hinton, contemporary of Dr. Flick, posed just outside the Psychology labratory. Dean Moreland still maintains that the Law School is not a part of the university but IS the uni- versity. One of the parodies of the Sunny South is the heavy snow that often occasions the section. This picture was taken in about two feet of snow. ri lENDS Cr THE UNIVECSITT Mrs. Otis Mead, house mother to the Pi K. A. ' s, may be remem- bered by her genial smile and constant kindness to the students. Mrs. Lee, of Phi Kappa Sigma, always looking upon the students with sympathy, regardless of their week-ending. Mrs. Mosby lends a ray of home to the A. T. O. ' s and has con- verted the mansion from a dcir- mitory into a real home. Cy Young, coach, alumni sec- retary, ardent supporter of the university, always lends a helping hand to every activity. Mrs. Barely is popular among the house-mothers as well as the students, and ranks among earli- est of them all. She has been with the Phi Kappa Psi ' s longer than any of the present ones. Once called the false face house, the Delta Tau Delta man- sion has taken on a quaint colonial atmosphere of the decade of pros- perity. More snow to make the Yan- kee boys wonder why they came South, and the Dixie boys to look with amazement. The officer of the Day at Y. M. I. in charge of the neighboring cadets was caught on his post, to be snapped for the Calyx. ' i V ATHLETES The disastrous game with George Washington University. They still gloat over catching the Generals on an off year. Charlie Smith, sophomore foot- ball and basketball man. Jabbo, fruit vendor, trainer and most popular face on Mortgage Row. M. Peel Rivers, or the reason why the Swimming team has such a good reputation. Mattox tags out the champion base stealer of New York Uni- versity. The winner of the Finals Crew race, the Harry Lee Crew. Freshman wrestlers are taught by Coach Mathis to be winners. The start of the State Cross- country meet. Seaton flashes thru the opposi- tion line. 1 ' 1 • « . Ik-Ki V The Mocl Democratic Convention ATHLETICX With ill lies a storx of the modern field of battle. Here J ' icfory honors its eonqueror, and Defeat eonsoles the de- jeeted. ] ' et all nnite to lay the game in trne S{ ortsinanship. CALrX 1933 CCNTCNTS Athletic Council Football Basketball Baseball Track Boxing Wrestling Minor Sports Freshman Sports Intramurals m ATHLETIC a. V I ' ll iii iniiiii iiiriifiifiiiMniii If vmmmmw i ■ ' i;rtz, Pride, Crawford, Hanlev, Wilson THE ATHLETIC CCUNCIL Officers Donald K. Crawford ...President Harvey Pride Fice-Presideiit John A. Hanley Secretary-Treasurer Members-at-Large William H. H. Wertz ' illiam L. Wilson William G. Grove Alumni Members J. SiLVERSTEIN L. C. WlTTEX C. S. Glasgow R. S. Httchesox Faculty Members Forest Fletcher I ' . J. Gii.ltam Faculty Committee on Athletics Forest Fletcher, Cliainnan Lucius J. Desha Ravmox T. Johnsox GiovER I ), Haxcock Li ixr,sTi)x W. Smith Ci.A Tox PI Williams [275] CALTX 1933 yH€N€GCAM CLLC Football S. S. MosovicH J. A. Hanley W. C. Thomas R. A. Morris W. G. Grove, Jr. E. H. Bacon A. A. BOLEN T. Boland A. H. WOFFORD W. W. Mattox J. H. Sawyers W. H. Wertz N. R. Collins H. Pride F. R. Bailey W. H. Dyer G. R. Glynn C. 0. Carman J. P. Jones L, VV. Martin J. G. Henthorne H. O. RUFFNER, Jr. W. H. Seaton, Jr. S. C. Mattox S. C. Todd C. C. Smith J. R-. Ryland (Mgr. ) W. L. Wilson Basketball ,A F. R. Bailey A S. S. MoSOVICH J. H. Sawyers L. F. VioLETT, Jr. , J L P. E. HOLBROO|C J. T Jarrett C. H. FiTZWILSON t M R. E. FiE I P J. M. Henthorne J. P. Jones W B C. C. Smit H '  . Copen haver (Mgr.) 1 H BASEBALt PB J. T. Jarrett ■ B W. F. Methvin , Wa Edwards, Manager T. O. Cremin, Jr. U |V W. W. Mattox H. Fitzgerald K. R. RouTON 1 f , E. N. Cross L. .mFviolett, Jr. H. J. Burke | . H. Wilson Oj . Miller C. A. Sauerbrun E POOKE ' ft Vp. Burrows E. W. Chittum W 1 RACK fl m. M. Painter F. R. Bailey Rj. Bkoherick, Jr. ' ' m G. L. Stout C. E. Duncan S|: G. Imimonds J. F. Cook H. O. Hazell LeW)v J E m J N. M. Gladden C. H. Reasor J. O. Phelps, Jr. E. L. Stevens Wres t J. H. Sawyers T. R. Thomas F. D. Sarkis C. A. Johnson, Manager R. P. DeVan, Jr. C. E. Thomas R. S. Munger LeRoy Hodges, Jr. C. A. Pritchard H. p. Smith W. T. DeVan, II Boxing A. A. Bolen W. J. Pound N. R. Collins L. W. Martin G. E. Short E. P. MiNCHER J. H. Thomas M. de la Ossa R. H. Cleveland Swimming G. D. McClure, Manager M. P. Rivers W. D. McDavid Tennis R. T. Shields Golf W. R. Howell [276] W. H. Moreland Bob Morris, Cal tain rC€TI3 lLL James DeHart, Head Coach Warren Edward Tilson, Line Coach Harry K. Young, Backfield Coach From a viewpoint of scoring the 1932 team was a dismal failure, but each game was evenly contested regardless of the record. George Washington, w ' on the opener with a suprisingly powerful attack. The next Saturday the Generals playing Davidson on even terms gave in by the score of 7 to o. Navy then loomed up from an unsuccessfvd start to catch the Generals on an off day and administer a 33 to o defeat. Then Kentucky catching the Generals in a defeated mood fought their way to the long side of the score. In Norfolk, William and Mary was decisively outplayed, but the generals were outpointed again in scoring by 7 points. V. P. I. then with its superior team showed its ranking as a leader in the Southern Conference by adminis- tering a 32 to 6 defeat. But finally the Generals tasted victory for the first time, in defeating Virginia at their own homecoming. West Virginia, the jinks of the Generals and Maryland then played their parts to gain victories, until Duke finished the season on Thanksgiving by winning 13 to o. May this season only serve as a battle cry for future teams. f f% S3 rf 13 ■34 j a4 . .Mattox, Henthorne, Glvnn, Smith, D lk, Cakaian, Thomas. Jones, Wilson, Todd Wertz, Sawyers, Martin, Collins, Wofford, Morris, Bacon, Hanley, Bolen, Grove, Pride MOSOVICH BOLEN (captain elect) BOLAND f GROVE AND DYER. STOP PLAY GROVE HAN LEY SAWYERS JONES DYER RYLAND SCNIOR MANAGEI COLLINS ft f -J l M . i SEATON Makes gain HENTHORNE WERTZ KAARTIN MATT ox L ' T , i ■K ' SOPHOhAORE MANAGERS PRIDE PATTON THOMAS TODD CARMAN GLYNN WOFFORD WILSON MCNCGCA Vi HEN E. H. Bacon A. A. BOLEN N. R. Collins J. A. Hanley J. G. Henthorne J. P. Jones S. C. Mattox S. S. MosovicH H. O. RUFFNER W. H. Seaton S. C. Todd W. H. Wertz T; M. Boland C. O. Carman W. G. Grove, Jr. G. R. Glynn J. R. Ryland, ] Ianagey L. W. Martin W. H. Dyer R. A. Morris, Jr. Harvey Pride J. H. Sawyers C. C. Smith W. C. Thomas W. L. Wilson Fellows, Battle, Chase (He.vd Cheek Leader), Sale, Tiurkield Jack Jarrett Paul Holbrook Co-Captains l3A$r;ETCALL FITZWILSON-C. FIELDSG COPENHAVER M A N AG E-fK BARRON- F. STEINBERG-C. WILSON -F. VIOLETT -F. CALyX 1933 Young, Smith, Steinberg, Henthorne, Jones, Fitzwilson, Copenhaver Wilson, Sawyers, Jarrett, Holbrook, Violett, Fields, Barron Harry K. Young, Coach Paul E. Holbrook, Co-Captain John T. Jarrett, Co-Captain John D. Copenhaver, Manager Monogram Men Joe H. Sawyers, Captain-Elect Paul H. Holbrook Jack T. Jarrett Charles H. Fitzwilson Robert E. Fields James P. Jones Charles C. Smith Luther F. Violett, Jr. Jay G. Henthorne John D. Copenhaver, Manager Resume January 6 — Washington and Lee 51; St. Johns (Annapolis) 29 January 10 — Washington and Lee 31 : V. P. 1 34 January 13 — Washington and Lee 46 ; Gallaudet 19 January 14 — Washington and Lee 43 ; Maryland 40 January 21 — Washington and Lee 27 ; Virginia 32 January 31 — Washington and Lee. 2,7; North Carolina State 39 February 2 — Washington and Lee 25 ; Duke 44 February 4 — Washington and Lee 45 ; West Virginia 47 February 7 — Washington and Lee 23 ; North Carolina 34 February 9 — Washington and Lee ; 52 ; William and Mary ..36 February 11 — Washington and Lee 28 ; Maryland 46 February 15 — Washington and Lee 19; Virginia 21 • February 18 — Washington and Lee 35 ; V. P. 1 37 February 21 — Washington and Lee 44 ; Virginia... 30 Southern Conference Tournament: Washington and Lee 35 ; North Carolina State 34 Washington and Lee 22 ' , Dnke 41 Won by South Carolina [286 1 i Monk Mattox, Captain CASECALL STATE CHAMPIONS SAUEBRUN MATTOX ROUTON Aek rai] FITZGERALD ( LL AMERICAN) tSMLLER METHVIN JARRETT BURKE CALrX 1933 Steinberg, Smith MuLLER, Cooke, Chittum, Vidlett, Sauerbrun Haas, Grey, Fitzgerald, Painter, Wilson, Burrows Miller, Jarrett, Mattox, Routon, Cross, Methvin, Burke R. A. Smith, Coach BA§i:CALL W. Mattox, Captain W. C. Edwards, Manager Monogram Men K. R. RouTON E. N. Cross H. J. Burke L. H. Wilson J. R C. A. W. F. E. W, March March March Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr: Apr: Apr Apr May May May May May May May 28- — Washington and 20 — Washington and 30 — Washington and I — Washington and 4 — Washington and 8 — Washington and 121 — Washington and 14 — Washington and 18 — Washington and 20 — Washington and 22 — Washington and 23 — Washington and 26 — Washington and 6 — -Washington and 9 — Washington and 10 — Washington and n — Washington and 12 — Washington and 13 — Washington and 14 — Washington and Burrows Sauerbrun Methvin Chittum Lee.. Lee... Lee.. Lee.. Lee.. Lee.. Lee.. Lee.. Lee.. Lee.. Lee.. Lee.. Lee.. Lee.. Lee.. Lee.. Lee.. Lee.. Lee.. Lee.. J. T. Jarrett J. H. Cooke S. M. Painter W. C. Edwards, Manager H. L. Fitzgerald O. K. Miller W. W. Mattox T. O. Cremin, Jr. Record 11; WilHam and Mary 5 3 : William and Mary 4 4; Richmond 6 5; Drexel I 5; Elon i 21 ; Biridgewater 3 6; Maryland 3 2 ; Virginia I 8; V. P. I I 13; William and Mary 3 3; Maryland 6 13; Navy 6 I ; Virginia 2 4; Duke I 4; Temple i I ; New York University 5 4; Army 5 7; Cornell 3 8; Colgate 4 12; Drexel 2 Stuge Edmunds Winner of the Carter Glass Trophy TCAcr; BEAR (aaaimacer ) Endeavoring to uphold the record as Southern Conference Champions of a year ago, and to main- tain the times of the team of last year, the 1932 team has striven thru a hard schedule and has succeeded. Edmunds, dash man, finished the sea- son without a defeat in his specialty. Cook and Rivers liroke 6 feet in the jumps. The team regretted the loss of Finkelstein, who suffered a fractured ankle, whose place could not be filled. SAWYERS RJVER.S STATE r EET . ' ii ' . ' j ' A? ,!- ' ' S ' .wr • ' ■ . , ::y ! e)v . ' fjnf ' . R EAS O R GLADDEN BLACK M MiMatlmsm RIVE RS COOK i V ' J . BAND HODGES MITCHELL STEVENS III. n. -fciii ' ■;; ' nir;8i ' i: ' if i ' . ■ - ■ ' iriP-rViiiBi, iii ,.i,i.i.i .iim. LAUCK- U.V A. WINhJEK BAILEY CALrX 1933 II ▼ Stout, Gladden, Hodges, Broeerick, Garrison, Sawyers, Phillips Bear, Mitchell, Bailey, Stevens, Madden, Cook, Edmunds, Band, Fletcher GiLMORE, Reasor, Ade, Rivers, Black, Phelps, Suter TCACr 1932 Forest Fletcher, Coach Carl W. Bear, Manager Monogram Men Frank R. Bailey Steve Broderick J. Fred Cook Charles E. Duncan S. Garner Edmunds NoRBERT M. Gladden Harry O. Hazell LeRoy Hodges, J] James O. Phelps, Jr. Charles H. Reasor M. Peel Rivers Joe H. Sawyers Emil L. Stevens George L. Stout Resume April 9 — Washington and Lee 59? ; Maryland 68i April II — Washington and Lee 54 ; William and Mary 2 April 23 — Washington and Lee 49 ; Duke yyfi April 30 — Washington and Lee 71 ; Richmond 55 May 7— State Meet Virginia 75 V. M. 1 47 Washington and Lee 385 V. P. 1 2 [296] i Jim Pound, Captain l3€XINe THOMAS SERAPAINE POUND CALrX 1933 Harrison, Seraphine, Thomas, McClure, Tilson DelaOssa, Mincher, Pound, Short, Collins, Martin I Warren E. Tilson, Coach W. James Pound, Captain George D. McClure, Manager Monogram Men Walter J. Pound Nace R. Collins Lewis W. Martin Edward P. Mincher, Captain-Elect George D. McClure, Manager George E, Short John H. Thomas Mario de La Ossa Robert H. Cleveland Resume January g — Washington and Lee 4; Maryland January 12 — Washington and Lee ; 5; North Carolina State.. February 13 — Washington and Lee 7 ; Roanoke February 18 — Washington and Lee 5 ; V. P. I March 4 — Washington and Lee i ; Navy Southern Conference Won by University of Virginia Nace Collins, Finalist [300] Cromwell Thomas, Captai}i WCESTLINe SOUTHERN CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS MUNGER -135 THO AAS-N5 HODGES - 165 THOMAS -145 wimtomtmtmmmmAm DEVAN - 145 CALrX 1933 Mathis, Butler, Hodges, Cross, Thomas, DeVan, Bennett, Townes, Harwell, Johnson Thomas, Sarkts, Munger, DeVan, Smith, Pritchard, Thomas, Bolen WRESTLING Archibald E. Mathis, Coach Cromwell E. Thomas, Captain Clyde A. Johnson, Manager T. Rowland Thomas Fred D. Sarkis Robert S. Munger Rugeley p. DeVan, n Cromwell E. Thomas Monogram Men Harvard P. Smith, Captaiii-lllect Charles A. Pritchard, Captain-Elect LeRoy Hodges, H Amos A. Bolen W. Todd DeVan Clyde A. Johnson, Manager Resume January 12 — Washington and Lee 23 ; North Carolina State 5 January 30 — Washington and Lee 22; Davidson 6 February 4 — Washington and Lee : ig; North Carolina 13 February 11 — Washington and Lee 24; V. P. 1 8 February 18 — Washington and Lee 13; Navy ig Southern Conference Champions V. M. L, Second Rowland Thomas 115 Fred Sarkis 125 Robert Munger 135 Charles Pritchard 165 Champions [304] MIN€C SP€I3TS CALrX 1933 Fletcher, Gladden, Violett, Tucker, Twombley, Mathis ■ NTCA-yHUCAL $P€PT$ Intra-Mural Board Cy Twombley Forest Fletcher Archie Mathis Nub Gladden Everett Tucker June Violett Winners up to April, 1933 Football .— Kappa Alpha Wrestling Sigma Nu Horseshoes Sigma Alpha Epsilon Volley Ball Pi Kappa Alpha Swimming Delta Upsilon Boxing Alpha Tau Omega Averages Kappa Alpha 162 Touring Tigers 161 Pi Kappa Alpha 1381 2 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 127 Phi Kappa Sigma logj Alpha Tau Omega 87 Sigma Nu 82J 2 Kappa Sigma j ] Delta Upsilon 71 Alpha Chi Rho 68 Pi Kappa Phi 68 Phi Kappa Psi 64 Phi Epsilon Pi 62 Sigma Phi Epsilon s8j4 Delta Tau Delta yVz Beta Theta Pi 55 Sigma Chi 50 Barbarians 48} Lamlida Chi Alpha 48 Phi Delta Theta 41 Phi Gamma Delta 39 Zeta Beta Tau 24 [306] ATHLETIC ■ NTCA-MLRAL$ Touch Football Sigma Xu Basketball Phi Kappa Psi Baseball Kappa Sigma Track Pi Kappa Alpha Tennis Pi Kappa Alpha 1931-3 Sigma Alpha Ept ' iLox. Winner Swimming Sigma Alpha Epsilon Wrestling Touring Tigers Boxing Beta Theta Pi Golf - Phi Gamma Delta ' olley Ball Sigma Alpha Epsilon Horseshoes Kappa Sigma Individual Winners P. W. Hodges, Ju.— S. A. E 109M LeRov Hodges. II —Pi K. A. R. P. DeVan, Jr. — Phi Kappa Sigma 93 .105 Number of Organizations, 21 ; Number of Men. 557 Final Average Sigma Alpha Epsilon 208J8 Phi Kappa Sigma I99J4 3 Kappa Alpha I795 4 Pi Kappa . lpha 172 J4 5 Phi Kappa Psi 160Y2 6 Sigma Nu 149 V2 7 Kappa Sigma 144? 8 Pi Kappa Phi 135 9 Alpha Tau Omega 116 10 Beta Theta Pi 116 11 Touring Tigers ii3 12 Phi , Gamma Delta iioj 13 Delta Tau Delta 97 14 Phi Delta Theta 90 15 Lambda Chi Alpha 89 i() Sigma Chi 87 17 Delta Upsilon 64 18 Phi Epsilon Pi 62 19 Alpha Chi Rho 5 20 Sigma Phi Epsilon 49 21 Zeta Beta Tau 42! ' : CALrX 1933 Brennan, Heaps, Calhoun, Cline Burks w. ATHLETICS A. (J. Burks, i ' aptaiii HACCy LEE CREW Albert O. Burks Calftaiii Frank E. Calhoun Captain-Elect Varsity Crew Walter D. Cline No. i Hexrv B. Heaps No. 3 Frank E. Calhoun No. 2 IS. Elliott Brennan Stroke Albert O. Burks Cnxswain Winner of tlu- Race During 1932 iMnals Junior V. rsity I ' raxk J. ' ou l; No. i Xkil C. Pascoe No. 3 Walter 1). M. tthews No. 2 John S. Haines Stroke Robert H. Cleneland Coxswain Winner of the Junior X ' arsity Race. 1932 E. C. Johnston. C. R. SWINK Freshman No. I A. H. Archer No. 2 J. S. Mitcheli C. E. Stone, Jr Coxswain 1 309 ] ...No. 3 -Stroke fl CALrX 1933 Shively. Fox, Flack, Haines GUNTER ATHLETICS W. D. Gu.NTER. Cat faiii ALCCCT SIDNEY CKEW W. Dave Guxter Caftain Hexry L. Haines Captain-Elect Varsity Crew- Robert B. Shively No. I George ' . Flack ' o. 3 Frederick L. Fox No. 2 Henry L. Haines Stroke W. Dave Gunter Coxswain Junior Varsity William I. Terhune No. i George J. Stevens No. 3 Morris T. Booth No. 2 R. lph D. Whitley Stroke W. D.we Gunter Coxswain Fresh MAX C. . . Gunter No. i R. R. Miller No. 3 D. H. Weisel . o. 2 D. J. Bennett Stroke H. D. McNew Coxswain Freshmen Winner, 1932 -K ' TT PrtiKlB ' . ' CALTX 1933 TwoMBLY, Williams, Todd, Heatley, Martin, Garrett, Hutchings, Harris, McXeil Rivers, Rhett, Glynn, Cohen, Franklin, Moreland, McDavid. Berrien E. P. TwoMBLY, Coach M. P. Rivers, Co-Captain W. H. Moreland, Co-Captain J. A. CuLLEY, Manager Monogram Men M. H. Braun C. H. Cohen J. A. CuLLEY, Manager J. M. Franklin G. R. Glynn R. E. Harris J. J. Heatley VV. D. McDavid L. E. Martin W. H. Moreland, Jr. M. p. Rivers S. C. Todd T. K. Williams Record January 14 — Washington and Lee 46; William and Mary 20 February 10 — Washington and Lee 29; Duke 2, February 11 — Washington and Lee 37; North Carolina State 29 February i — Washington and Lee 39; Virginia 27 March 3-4 — Southern Conference Meet Washington and Lee 27 Duke 35 Virginia 40 North Carolina State 12 Maryland 3 State Champions I 312 ] ATHLETICX Ortner, Stern, Shields, Harless, Wilson, Reynolds, Ferguso? VACSIXy TENNIS, 1931-32 E. E. Ferguson, Manager Monogram Men E. E. Ferguson, Manager R, T. Shields, Jr. B. G. Harless W. S. Sterx A. B. Ortner G. L. Reynolds E. J. Wilson Record April 5 — Washington and Lee 8 ; Hampden-Sydney April II — Washington and Lee 2; ' irginia April 18— Washington and Lee 6; Maryland April 25 — Washington and Lee 4; V. P. I April 30 — Washington and Lee 5; Oakvvood Conntrx Club.. May 4 — Washington and Lee 9 ; Maryland [ 313 ] CALrX 1933 TwoMBLv, Donha:m, Cohex. Howell, Gugenheim, Shroder, Russell, Knopf v icsiTT ecLr, 1931-32 E. P. TwoMBLV, Coach Billy Howell Captain Monogram Men C. H. Cohen W. B. DONHAM J. E. GUGENHETM Recokd W. R. Howell W. C. Knopf, • Jr. J. F. Shroder March 26 — Washington and Lee 2] : March 28 — Washington and Lee 12 March 29 — Washington and Lee 11 30 — Washington and Lee.. iiY: 6 — Washington and Lee 13 II — ' ashington and Lee 8] : March April April May May Duke 155 Georgia Tech 5 Georgia 7 Davidson 6J 2 William and Mary S Richmond gyi 6 — Washington and Lee . ' loyi ; William and Mary yyi 7 — Washington and Lee 17 ; Medical College of Virginia i rCESHMAN SPCCT CALrX 1933 H Stephenson, Crew, Austin, Wharton, Pette, Ferris, Bones, Cooper, Holland, Hiserman Bailey, Arnold, Pitzinger, Sweet, Roethert, Harrison, Gumm, Murphy McLaurix. Middlekauff, Reiger, Young Bailey, Mattox, Ellis, McFadden, Sietz, Simmons, Mower, Watts WiLKERSON, BONINO, BeRGER, StEWART rCESHMAN rCCTBALL H. K. Young, Coach J. R. Ryland, Manager Numeral Men W. D. Ellis End M. H. Murphy Tackle R. M. McLaurin Tackle Hardwick Stuart Guard Dick Gumm Guard H, J. Bonino Tackle H. K. Reiger End O. F. Mattox Center J. F. McFadden Quarter J. L. Arnold Back J. F, Bailey Back C. J. Mower End R. E. Holland, Jr Guard A. H. Morawick Tackle C. A. Sweet, Jr Back K. E. Stephenson Back E. L. Seitz Center J. O. Watts, Jr Back G. W. Harrison Back C. W. Wilkerson Back F. B. Simmons Back J. J. Pette Back R. F. Middlekauff Back E. W. Hiserman Back W. S. Ferris Back H. E. Bergkr Back Record September 23 — Washington and Lee 19; Greenbrier 13 October 8 — Washington and Lee 15; William and Mary 6 October 21 — Washington and Lee 13; V. P. 1 7 October 28 — Washington and Lee 25 ; Virginia 27 November 4 — Washington and Lee 6 ; Maryland Tie for State Champion w. ATHLETIC TwoMBLV, Capito, Garber, Middlekauf, Tucker, ( ikuve. Copexhaver Mertz, Magrath, Thom, Pette, Reiger, Pullen, Ellis, Watts rCESHMAN CASrCTCALL, 19J2-33 E. P. TwoMBLV, Couch A, M. PuLLEX, Jr.. Captain J. D. Copen haver. Manager Numeral Me W. D. Ellis T. L. Grove R. ' . Magrath R. I ' ' . MlIIDLEKAUEF J. J. Pette A. M. PuLLEN, Jr. H. K. Reiger J. (). Watts. Ir. January January January February February February February February February February Record 10 ' — Washiniiton and Lee 42: Jefferson Higb.. II — Washington and Lee 40: . . M. A 31 — Washington and Lee 28; . . L A I — Washington and Lee 27 ; Lewisburg College 3 — Washington and Lee 34; Emerson 8 — Washington and Lee 27; Jefferson High 15 — Washington and Lee. 30: ' irginia Freshmen 20 17 — Washington and Lee 39: Emerson 46 18 — Washington and Lee 29 : Maryland Freshmen 43 21 — Washington and Lee 39 ; ' irginia bVesbmen |o CALrX 1933 Ellermax WissLER, Mattox, Short, Branaman AvERRiL, George, Turner, Webber, Jones, Cover rCESH HAN CA$EE 1LL, 1931-32 Ray E. Ellerman, Coach W. C. Edwards, Manager Numeral Men W. E. AVERILL G, H. Branaman, Jr. W. A. Cover C. H. Barrick W. P. DiGGS R. E. Field Harry George, Jr. J. B. Jones J. P. Jones S. C. Mattox C. C. Merritt G. E. Short J. L. Turner J, A. Webber J. L. Wissler, III Record April 15 — Washington and Lee 9; April 18 — Washington and Lee = 6 ; April 19 — Washington and Lee 3; April 22 — Washington and Lee 7 ; April 23 — Washington and Lee 17; April 26 — Washington and Lee 4; April 28 — Washington and Lee 14; May 2 — Washington and Lee 10; May 4 — Washington and Lee 2 ; May 14 — Washington and Lee 4; Covington High A. M. A Virginia Freshmen John Marshall H. S Covington High School, A. M. A S. M. A V, P. L Freshmen Virginia Freshmen V. P. I. Freshmen [318] w. ATHLETIC W ScHUHLE, Gabb, Barrien, Eond, I ' aRjMer. Strong. Ma ' io, P.ear Dyer, Hamilton, Wilson, Seaton, McGeory, Hodges, Dunaj Nub Fletcher Forest Fletcher, Coach C. W. Bear, Manager Numeral Men J. H. Berrien E. L. Bond, Jr. M. R. Dunaj W. H. Dyer R. E. Field C. H. FlTZWlLSON W. B. Gabu C. W. Hamilton J. G. Hexthorne G. J. }kIcGEOR ' l ' T. T. Richards. Jr. William Sciiuhi.e T. ¥. Wilson Record April i6 — Washington and Lee 51: William and Mary JM-cshnicn 66 April 30 — Weishington and Lee 44; Riclmiond Freshmen 2 May 7 — State Meet — Washington and Lee 381 3 V. M. 1 44 Virginia 60 V. P. I loj [319] CALT 1933 Pitcher, Cooke, Moore, Wharton, Daves, Drake Cooper, Robertson, Magee, Mower, Jean, Morawick ▼ PCESHMAN ECXING, 1932-33 R. T. Cooke R. F. Cooper, Jr. J. H. M. Drake P. M. Davis, Jr. E. L. Jean C. J. Magee W. E. TiLsoN, Coach G. D. McClure, Manager Numeral Men A. H. Morawick, Jr. C. J. Mower M. H. Murphy H. C. Pitcher H. L. Robertson D. B. Wharton Record Januar} ' 13 — Washington and Lee 3; A. M. A January 31 — Washington and Lee 3; A. M. A FelDruary 4 — Washington and Lee ; I ; S. M. A P ' ebruary 1 1 — Washington and Lee 3 ; Greenbrier M. A February 18 — Washington and Lee i ; V. P. L Freshmen.. [320] ATHLETICX McCuLLV, Smith, Holland, Lawton, Boyd, McBee, Basile, Hoerwick. Taylor. Johnson Crew, Phinizy, Sloan, Shively, Moore, Seitz, Mattox, Bonino PKESHMAN WRESTLING, 1932-3J A. E. Mathis, Coach H. J. Bonino, Captain C. A. Johnson, Manager Numeral Men H. J. Bonino F. D. Crew R. E. Holland, Jr. W. T. Lawton, Jr. O. F. Mattox S. B. Moore Early Phinizy, Jr. I. G. Shively H. E. Sloan E. L. Seitz J. A. Taylor Record January 14 — Washington and Lee 23; . . l. A 13 February 4 — Washington and Lee 27 ; X. C. U. I ' reshmen 5 February 11 — Washington and Lee 17; V. P. L Freshmen 13 February 14 — Washington and Lee 2y: Greenbrier M. A 5 State Champions m [321] CALrX 1933 Johnson, Sale, McNeil Reed, Lambeth, Willis, Magee, Melton, Vardamann rCESHMAN SWIMMING 1932-33 E. P. Twombly, Coach F. H. Reed, Captain J. A. Culley, Manager ▼ !l Numeral Men C. B. Allen, Jr. W. S. Ferris F. M. Johnson B. N. Lanier C. J. Magee H. E. Melton F. H. Reed J. G. Sale, Jr. J. W. Vardaman J. O. Watts, Jr. A. M. Willis Record January 30 — Washington and Lee 30; A. M. A 36 February 4 — Washington and Lee , 48 : S. M. A i8 February 18 — Washington and Lee 30; Virginia Freshmen 36 [322] APDCECIATICN FOR the service rendered by Andy McClung, thrn his studio. i ndre, we offer our thanks and wishes for success in their future undertakings. ' Our gratitude to J. P. Bell and their j)ersonal representative. Raymond Thompson, we offer. Much of the honors of this publication may be heaped on their shoulders. Harold Mann, to whom we attribute the novel features attained and the original ideas set out, we bow on bending knee. Thru the kindness of Jules Pa low, noted ])hotographer of St. Louis, we are able to present some jjeautiful pictures. To Harris-Ewing of Washington we are also indebted for their contribution. We acknowledge the gift of a photostatic copy of the original sketch, of Newcomb Hall, drawn by Hanson. This being a presen- tation from the Travelers Life Insurance Company of Hartford, Connecticut. To Richard Donner, internationally famous photographer, we are grateful, for a picture contributed. To the studios of Underwood and Ll nderwood, ' orld ' ide Photo. J. P. Bell, and Keystone we are grateful for their kindnesses. For the aid rendered the Editor by Billy Vaughan of Lexington, by whom much photographic assistance was rendered, we return our thanks. ri N IX ACVECTISE HENTX CALrX 1933 First National Bank LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA Officers B. E. VAUGHAN President T. B. SHACKFORD Vke-Presidenl FRANK MOORE Vice-President L. W. FULTZ Cashier B. E. VAUGHAN J. L. TEAFORD I. R. ALPHIN Directors H. T. MUSE FRANK MOORE B. G. BALDWIN M. S. McCOY New Accounts Solicited The safety of your money is assured by the modern safeguards which this bank affords If You Like Our Work, Come Back to See Us in September Tell Your Friends About Us Rockbridge Steam Laundry INCORPORATED Phone 1 85 LEXINGTON. VIRGINIA ADVECTISEMENTX MURPHY HOTEL gathering place For llegiate---here you distinctive service, food and reason- s has been a mecca ge students and lies for more than CALTX 1933 Moore Co. Grocery H. D. MOORE, Proprietor An Independent Grocer Catering to Student and Fraternity Trade Phone 35 Service and Qua i p Our Motto The White House Cafe 717 Main Street HEADQUARTERS FOR WASHINGTON AND LEE IN LYNCHBURG Virginia s Finest Eating Place You Save by Trading Here ' ' The Adair-Hutton Department Store carry many items the students can use. They save them money on everything they need personally. Rooms and Fraternity Furnishings Adair-Hutton Department Store LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA The Great Atlantic Pacific Tea Co. QUALITY FOODS AT LOW COST 9 MAIN STREET LEXINGTON VIRGINIA irv««« X. ' - NR«- ADVECTISEMENTX NEW and LYRIC THEATRES LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA RALPH DAVES. Manager ( CALTX 1933 GENTLEMEN ARE KNOWN BY THE CLOTHES THEY WEAR LET SANITARY THE STUDENT ' S FRIEND KEEP YOUR WARDROBE PERFECT Sanitary Cleaners and Dyers PHONE 502 The Model Barber Shop has advertised continuously in The Calyx since its first publication MAIN STREET Next Door to L ' ons Tailor Shop Hugh A. Williams, Proprietor Hamric Smith JEWELERS LEXINGTON VIRGINIA Southern Inn Restaurant HOME OF DELICIOUS FOODS Sandiviches Fountain Service UNEXCELLED FOR STEAKS AND CHOPS 373 SOUTH MAIN LEXINGTON VIRGINIA ADVERTISEMENT McCRUM ' S, Inc. Our Hearty Congratulations to the CLASS OF ' 33 The old town doesn ' t change very fast, and when you come back for Homecoming or Finals, there is a little spot on Main Street where you will always be WELCOME! McCRUM ' S, Inc. CALrX 1933 Meet Your Friends at - - - GREEN ' S HOMESTEAD RESTAURANT FOOD— Plus HOME COOKING LUNCHEON PARTIES a Speciali}} Superb Fountain Service French Pastries 822 Main LYNCHBURG VIRGINIA WATCH FOR THE WHITE TRUCK Maple Grove Dairy ' You Can Whip Our Cream But You Can ' t Beat Our Milk E. S. NUCKOLS, Proprietor ATTENTION FRATERNITY HOUSE MANAGERS  f We Sell High-grade COAL AND WOOD Get our prices before buying Harper Agnor THE FUEL PEOPLE nx COMPLIMENTS THE DEWGS CLUB M w. ACVCCTISE ViENT DREAMS COME TRUE ' fi a man cau torlte a bettct book- paint alsetter plcfure Utilld a tX n mousTetrap fcan hi nei fe ' bor-tlie teorld taUl raiakf a btateu $atlf. to Ms ' dcor. . ► Tltajtara. DESIGNERS AND ENGRAVTRS OF BETTES. ANNUALS lyjUHlOUrg , BEj ja BOOK AT THE SAME C08T O A CALyX 1933 WE ARE m THE RACE to mal(e a success in the business ivorld To mal e a success Tve need )our patronage and friendship We try to live up to the Golden Rule, by treating others as we would like to be treated Try, Us Rice ' s Drug Store LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA ADVERTISEMENT ANDRE STUDIO Official ' Photographers FO The CALYX STUDIO FAIRFIELD, VIRGINIA CALrX 1933 Do UOU LUQrCt to oiAJ L-f- uou cXAi cjomcj to succ£.td ? LET US SHOW you WHY LIFE INSURANCE IS THE BEST SAVINGS PLAN The LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY of VIRGINIA Established 1871 RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Bradford H. Walker, President BUY YOUR GAS AND OIL AT John P. Hughes Motor Co. BODY AND FENDER EXPERTS OPEN FOR 24-HOUR SERVICE 800 Commerce Street LYNCHBURG VIRGINIA ADVEKTISEMCNTX A7 iXU A L S NEWSPAPERS ANNUALS MAGAZINES Catalogs, Programs, Etc. for Schools We will be pleased to submit ideas and estimates covering your requirements Brow n-Morrison Co Printers and Lithographers LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA CALTX 1933 •NATIONALLY KNOWN JUSTLY FAMOUS ' Don ' t Forget! The clothes you wore to college can always be had no matter where you go upon graduation. If there isn ' t a Stetson D Store near you write for samples of fabrics and your request will be im- mediately honored. Your measurements are always kept on file. Professional and business men who wore Stetson D Clothes at college are still our best customers. STETSON D TAILORS BALTIMORE, MD. Compliments of The Ne v Corner Store INCORPORATED SPORTING GOODS TOBACCO, SODA, CANDY, LUNCH Stationery, Sporting Goods ' Cap. Dick Smith, ' 13 Bob Hutcherson, ' 10 Buck Buchanan, Manager Students ' Shop ADVCCTISEMENTX JAHN OLLIER ENGRAVING CO. 817 West Washington Blvd., - Chicago, Illinois In the foreground ' Ft. Dearborn re-erected in Grant Park on Chicago ' s lake front. Illustration by Jahn - Oilier Art Studios. C LTX 1933 SMITH ' S Dry Cleaning Works 1 05 North Jefferson Street Phone 514 Have pleased Washington and Lee men for twelve years, and wish to please for many more THANK YOU ! Ruble Hutcheson PHONE 188 ktX COAL. WOOD AND LUMBER us We make Bookshelves, Tables and Special Woodwork DODGE AND PLYMOUTH MOTOR CARS Rockbridge Motor Company - LEXINGTON, VA. Phone 289 The Dutch Inn Special to Students Their Families and Girls DELICIOUS HOME COOKING AND COMFORTABLE ROOMS With or Without Baths 42 WASHINGTON STREET LEXINGTON VIRGINIA ADVECTISEMENTX ROCKBRIDGE NATIONAL BANK LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA Oldest and Largest Bank in the County PAUL M. PENICK, President S. M. DUNLAP, Vice-President JOHN L. CAMPBELL. Trust Officer and Cashier CALyX 1933 « Established 1852 Van Horn £ Son Theatrical Costumers philadelphia, pa. Costumes, Wigs and Masks Sale or Renlal for Plays, Pageants, Operas, Masques, etc. Serves the Solid South nut Coslumes for the Washington and Les Fancy Dress Ball Supplied by Our Firm WDRID ' S LARGEST SJLSJLXJI inaainaaaaczi ' r PHONE 57 OR 75 McCRUM ' S DRUG CO. There are scores of times, during the school year or during vacation, when you d enjoy a trip . . . and there ' s a score of good reasons for choosing Atlantic Grey- hound to serve you. It ' s a fact . . . this way is cheaper and more fun, too. Call for trip or private charter coach rates. ATLAI4TIC GREYHOUND Lexington Cafe THE HOUSE OF GOOD FOOD WITH PROMPT SERVICE Open After Dances PHONE 676 Washington Street Lexington Virginia Huger-Davidson Sale Company INCORPORATED WHOLESALE GROCERS LEXINGTON VIRGINIA KM BRANCH HOUSES BUENA VISTA, VIRGINIA STAUNTON, VIRGINIA «,M Dislributors : Plee-zing Products ADVCCTISEMENTX PAGE ' S MEAT MARKET ' WE CATER TO THE FRATERNITIES Phones 126, 426 103 NELSON STREET LEXINGTON VIRGINIA CALTX 1933 Annuals on Parade If tlie tliinis;iHils cf uiimiuls ijublished by uiKversiiles all over the countiy ciuring the past ten years were assembled all in one place, you w.uild fiiul a veiy definite major- ity of them p:ii ' iiding- in MoUoy Made Covers. And the Calyx would not be far behind, because, durirg- the past ten ye.irs ten copies of the talyx ' have carried covers male by the David J. Molloy Plant or its affiliate, the S. K. Smith organization. Now that the two organizations are combined under one rcof, it can safely be said that there has been no break in the continuity of service to the Calyx staff during the past ten years. A flex-ble organization, prepared to serve any annual staff in connection with the develop- ment of an unusual cover, regardless of the financial problem which that staff might face from the standpoint of budget, regardless of the art theme which that staff may have in mind, is prepared to work for you. Complete information and data will be furnished on request, and your cover problem will receive the personal attention of a man w ' ho has spent more years in creating and producing annual covers than any other man in the coimtiy. A. A. Lubersky, V. -President and Sales Mgr. The David J. Molloy Plant 28 ! 7 North Western Avenue CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 815 Main Street Phone 205 817 Main Street Phone 555 Fountain Service Piedmont Restaurant and Cafe ALL AMERICAN F. L. Forbes, Proprietor ' Food, Prices and Service the Best ' Delivery Service Day or Night LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Compliments of A Friend V elcome ! -to THE show place of Virginia When in Lynchburg Visit the ... . Paramount The Best in Theatre Entertainment Plus Comfort, Convenience and Beauty! ADVERTISEMENT Compliments of Peoples National Bank LEXINGTON. VA. Patronize Our Advertisers CALrX 193J fm w BELL 1 MADE jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii THE IMPRINT PRIDE Bids for patronage on a basis of price alone get small response from people who know the true worth of good quality in PRINTING. They prefer to pay the slight difference in the cost of good printing over mediocre printing be ' cause of the vastly superior Results obtained — and RESULTS, of course, are paramount. • BELL MADE AHHUALS are produced by skilled craftsmen to meet the most exacting requirements. But, measured by the standards of real service and satisfaction, they are, after all the least expensive. • J. P. 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