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BEVE RLEY

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Busin ess Mana ger

Published Annually by

ffHE STUDENTS of the

UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND Richmond, Virginia

Foreword N this The 1934 Web we have endeavored to present and reflect the many and varied campus activities. We have attempted further to give an idea of student life as it really is-to present a unified Âˇ university-to mold into this book that Âˇ intangible yet all-pervading college spirit.

Contents The University The Spider The Legend The Tower

Organizations Features

Dedication To DOCTOR SAMUEL CHILES MITCHELL, Scholar and Gentleman of the South, for his constant inspiration, increasing devotion to the University, undying faith in youth and its hopes, this thirteenth volume of THE WEB is affectionately dedicated.

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FREDERIC WILLIAM BOATWRIGHT,

M.A., LL.D.

President, The University of Richmond

Administrative OfficerJ'

FREDERIC WILLIAM BOATWRIGHT President

B. WEST TABB Vice-president and Treasurer

RAYMOND B. PINCHBECK Dean, Richmond College

MALCOLM RAY DOUBLES Dean, T. C. Williams Law School

MA y

KELLER

Dean, Westhampton College

CULLEN PITT College Physician

Lucy

T. THROCKMORTON Acting Librarian

Faculty

RoBERT E. GAINEs- 1890

SAMUEL

MITCHELL-1895

Professor of Mathematics

Professor of History and Political Science

WILLIAM A. HARRis- 1901

RoBERT E. LovING-1908

Professor of Greek and Latin

Professor of Physics

FRANK M. DoBsoN- 1913

C. M. CHICHESTER-1913

Director of Athletics

Associate Professor of Law

HENRY B. HANDY- 1914

MAY L. KELLER- 1914

Professor of English

FANNY G. CRENSHAw-1914

SusAN M. LouGH- 1915

Director of Physical Edttcation

Professor of History

PAULINE TuRNBULL- 1916 Associate Professor of Latin

GARNETT RYLAND-1917

CAROLINE S. LuTz-1917

Professor of Chemistry

Professor of English

RoBERT C. AsTROP- 1920

C. 0. MEREDITH- 1920

Professor of Psychology

Professor of German

WILLIAM L. PRINCE- 1920

]As. H. BARNETT, JR. - 1920

Professor of Education

Profe ssor of Law

MAunE H. WoonFIN- 1920

Louis B. HERRINK- 1921

Associate P1-ofessor of History and Political Science

Associate Profesror of Law

R0Lv1x HARLAN- 1922

lsABEL HARRis- 1922

Professor of Sociology and Social Ethics

Associate Professor of M athematics

CLEMENT T. GoonE- 1924 ]. A . Bostwick Professor of English

W. B. HACKLEY-1924

HUGH SAGER MEAD- 1924

Associate Professor of Latin

Professor of Business Administration

RALPH T. CATTERALL-1924

E. WILTSHIRE- 1924

Associate Professor of Law

RALPH C. McDANEL-1926

DAVID

MAYs- 1926

Professor of History

Instructor in Business Administration

MARGARET Ross-1926

MALCOLM R. DouBLEs- 1926

Associate Professor of English

Professor of Law

W. R. CoRNTHWAITE-1927

HERMAN P. THoMAs- 1927

Professor of Chemistr._'Y

Associate Professor of Economics and Business Administration

CHAS. H. WHEELER-1928 Associate Professor of Mathematics

WILLIAM F. CAYLOR-1928

JoHN H. RussELL-1928

Associate Professor of Spanish

Professor of Business Administration

JOHN W. BAILEY- 1929

BENJ. C. HoLTZCLAw-1929

Professor of Biology

Professor of Philosophy

R. B. PINCHBECK- 1929

ROBERT F. SMART- 1929

Professor of B1uiness Administration

Associate Professor of Biology

F. F. HARKER- 1929

MALCOLM U. PITT- 1929

Instructor in Music

Director of Freshman Athletics

RussELL W. JoRDAN- 1929

WILLIAM J. GAINEs- 1930

Instructor in Law

Professor of French

JEAN GRAY WRIGHT- 1930 Associate Professor of French

AGNES JoNEs-1930

N. CuRTIS GIDDINGs- 1931

Registrar, Westhampton College

Associate Professor of Romantic Lang1tages

HAROLD A. BoNER-1931

S. W. STEVENSON- 1931

Instructor in English

Associate Professor of English

WILLIAM T. MusE-1931

SoLoN B. CousrNs- 1932

Professor of Law

Acting Professor of Bible

JoHN W. SMITHERs-1932

JOHN J. CORSON' III- 1933

Instructor in Law

Professor of Economics

MARIAN GREENE- 1933

MARJORIERIVENBURG- 1933

Associate Professor of Spanish and French

Associate Professor of Latin

WILLIAMS. CunLIPP- 1933 Instructor in Law

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Senior Class . President

VICTOR H. CHALTAIN HARRY

Vice-president

ROBERTS

MAcELDIN TRAWICK

HENRY F. TAYLOR

HALDER FISHER FREDERIC R. FREUND

Secretary Treasurer Historian Senator

ROBERT

ALLEN

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. Degree

HUGH H. BAIRD, JR. CHESTER, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. D egree S. C. Mitchell Literary Society ; Economics Club

HARRY BORNSTEIN RICHMOND , VIRG INIA

Applicant f or B.S. D egree in Business Administration Spider Band ; Economics Club

DELMAS

BOTTOMS

A/1 RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree

GARY

BousMAN

A/1 RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Glee Club, '32, Business Manager, '33; Philologian Literary Society; Ministerial Association; Collegian Staff, '33

WELFORD

BROOKS

RICHMOND, VIRG INIA

Applicant fo r B.A. Degree

HAROLD W. BRYANT RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. Degree Chemistry Club, '33, Vice-president, '34; Dean's List

WINFREY BUTLER

CULPEPER, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Spider Band; Glee Club; University Choir; Collegian Staff

VICTOR H. CHALTAIN

K2:, OL1 K BRONXVILLE, NEW YORK

Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administration President Omicron Delta Kappa, '34; President Senior Class; Senator-at-larg e, '32; Winner of Thomas B. McAdams Prize for Service to the School; Varsity Club; Captain Freshman Football; Freshman Basketball; Freshman Track; Fresh1nan Baseball; Varsity Football, '31-'33; Varsity Basketball, '32-'34, Captain, '34; Varsity Track, '32-'34

WILLIE THOMAS CHAPMAN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administration

Economics Club; Intermediate Honors

RODGER

CHARNOCK

CAPE CHARLES, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administration

Freshman Football; Freshman Baseball ; Varsity Football; Varsity Club

CURTIS

CLEVELAND

ALi ALBERE N E , VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. D egree

President Ministerial Association, '33, Secretary , '32; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Societ y

LEWIS GARLAND COLLINS SPARTA, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. D egree Vice-president Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society, '33; Forensic Council, '33; International Relations Club, '32

DAVID

CONNORS

~

SAYBROOK, CONNECTICUT

Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administration Senator-at-large, '34; Interfraternity Council, '34; Freshman Basketball; Freshman Baseball; Varsity Basketball, '32-'34; Varsity Baseball, '33; Varsity Club

STUART k.J

W. CooK

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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Chair1nan Council of Honor; President State Tau l{appa Alpha Association; President Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society, '32; President Forensic Council; Secretary Student Government, '33; President Junior Class; Head Cheer Leader; Secretary Y. M. C. A.; Harlequin Club; Interfraternity Council; Dean's List; Intermediate Honors; Debate Team; Collegian Staff, '31; Business Manager the 1932 H andbook_; Freshman Basketball

WILLIAM W. CRISP, JR. K~

WASHINGTON, D. C.

Applicant for B .. A. Degree President Philologian Literary Society, '33; Forensic Council, '33; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, '33; Assistant Business Manager THE 1934 WEB

FRANK CUTRIGHT, JR.

AX A, A 'F 0 ATHENS, WEST VIRGINIA

Applicant for M.A. Degree

University Players; Glee Club

CLARENCE

D ENOON, JR.

Li 0, ~ II ~, B K RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. Degree Harlequin Club; President Che1nistry Club; Intermediate Honors; Dean's List

DAVID R. DIAMOND

A NEW HA VEN, CONNECTICUT

Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administration

Sports Edi tor Collegian, '34; Sports Edi tor THE 1934 WEB; New England Club; Interfraterni ty Council; Freshman Basketball; Freshman Baseball; Varsity Baseball Squad

ROBERT

DIEDRICH

KA WAVERLY, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administration

Freshman Football; Freshman Track; Freshman Baseball; Varsity Football, '31-'33; Varsity Club

JoHN DoLEY ~

0, 0

NEW HA VEN, CONNECTICUT

Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administration

President Student Government Association, '34; Council of Honor; Harlequin Club; Interfraternity Council; Senator-at-large; Vicepresident Junior Class; Board of Publications, '34; President New England Club, '34; Dean's List; Freshman Football; Freshman Basketball; Freshman Baseball; Varsity Football; Football, '31-'33; Varsity Basketball, '32-'34; Varsity Baseball, '32-'34; Varsity Club

OscAR CLARKE

Duv AL

BK RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administration

President Economics Club, '34; Dean's List; Intermediate Honors

WILLIAM PoPE EDWARDS

II KA RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. D egree

Glee Club Accompanist, '34

JoHN WILLIAM ELLIS, JR.

II Ll

RICHMOND , VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. D egree in Business Administrat ion

Glee Club; Economics Club; S. C. Mitchell Literary Society ; Dean' s List

HoMER

EssEx

DETROIT, MICHIGAN

Applicant for B.S. Degree Freshman Football; Freshman Track; Varsity Football, '32-'34; Varsity Club

ERNEST E. EVANS

Li~

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administration Interfraternity Council

FALLS, ]R. IILi ~'~II~, OLi K

OswALD

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. Degree Glee Club, '31, Secretary-treasurer, '32, President, '33, '34; Band, '31; University Choir, '31, '32; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, '33, '34; Richmond College Editor Handbook, '32, Editor-in-chief, '33, '34; Dean's List; Council of Honor, '34

ROBERT WILLINGHAM FERRELL

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CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA Applicant for B.A. Degree Business Manager THE 1934 WEB; Vicepresident Pi Delta Epsilon, '34; Senator Junior Class, '32; Secretary of Senate; President Philolo gian Literary Society, '32; Vicepresiden t Freshman Class; Forensic Council, '31; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, '31-'33; University Players; Dean's List

HALDER FISHER

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. Degree Wrestling, '34

WILLIAM HYDE FOWLKES, JR. K

DUMBARTON, VIRGINIA Manager of Baseball; Dean's List

KINGSLEY FREEMAN K ~' A qr Q RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B. A. Degree University Players; Reporter Collegian, '32; Spider Band; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society, '31; Glee Club, '31; Boxing, '33; Economics Club

FREDERIC REINERT FREUND

ex RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administration Senator Senior Class; Secretary-treasurer Glee Club, '34; Vice-president Harlequin Club, '34; Collegian Staff, '34; Subscription Manager THE 1934 WEB; Freshman Football; Freshman Track; Varsity Football, '31; Indoor Track, '32; Varsity Track, '32, '33; Varsity Club

WILLIAM WOLFE GLICK RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Chemistry Club; Dean's List ; Freshman Basketball

ROGER WILLIAMS GRANT, JR. K~, OL'.l K SOUTH HILL, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Freshman Football; Freshman Track; Varsity Track, '32; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society, '31-'33, President, '33; Debating Team, '32, '33; Forensic Council, '32, '33; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, '31-'33; Student Senate, '32-'34; Vice-president Student Government, '34

ABE ALBERT GREENE A RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administration Freshman Football; Freshman Basketball; Freshman Track; Varsity Football, '31-'33; Varsity Basketball, '31-'33; Varsity Club; Interfraternity Council

JuLIEN GuNN, JR.

KA, A 'P' Q RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree University Players

EDw ARD E. HADDOC K

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RICHMOND , VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Secretary- treasurer Freshman Class; Freshman Football; Varsity Football, '32, '33; Senator Sophomor e Class; Senator-at -large, '33; Secretary Honor Council, '34; Treasurer Debating Team; S. C. Mitchell Literary Society

BASCOM HARDCAS TLE

KA SUTHERLIN , VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. Degree Assistant Manager Track, '31; Harlequin Club, '34; Interfrater nity Council, '34; Instructor in Zoology, '34

] .. BURWEL L HENING RICHMOND , VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administration

WALTER

HILL

Ai1 RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Freshman Track; Varsity Track, '32-'34; Varsity Club; Chemistry Club

GEORGE CARLTON HoPE

KA PARKSLEY, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Freshman Football; Freshman Baseball; Varsity Football, '31-'33; Captain Football, '33; Varsity Base ball, '32-' 34; President Athletic Association

WILLIAM INGALLS

I'f1 RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administration Spider Band; Interfraternity Council; Economics Club; Dean's List

j AMES

MERCER

j OHNSON

AXA FORT SPRING, WEST VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administration

Freshman Track

HAROLD

v. JOYCE

ex WORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS

Applicant for B.S. Degree

Freshman Football; Varsity Football, '31-'33; Varsity Track, '32-'34; Captain '34; Varsity Club

DAVID KAMSKY RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administration

Economics Club

BERNARD

KELLEY

<PK~

ROANOKE, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Freshman Football; Varsity Tennis, '30-'33; Interfraternity Council

HERMAN KosLow RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree

MARTIN LEVIN

<PA BROOKLYN, NEW YORK

Applicant for B.A. Degree Freshman Basketball

DICKEY LIGON

cI>

COLLEGE PARK, GEORGIA

Applicant for B.S. Degree Treasurer Freshman Class; Harlequin Club

CARL ScoTT LINGAMFELTER RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree

Phoenix Club

HENRY POLLARD LONG

Ll.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

A pplicant for B.S. D egree

GuY

MALLONEE

AXA RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administration

Freshman Track; Treasurer Junior Class; Interfraternity Council; Harlequin Club

HowARD MAY

AXA RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administration

FoY

MEADE

POUND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. Degree

JOHN ARMEAD

Moo RE

KI:, 0 d K BRONXVILLE, NEW YORK

Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administration Varsity Club; Secretary Y. M. C. A., '31; Vice-president Athletic Association, '32; Interfraternity Council, '33, '34; Chairman Interfraternity Dance Committee, '34; Manager Varsity Basketball, '34

ORISON

NEBLETT

KA RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Freshman Football; Varsity Football , '31-'33 ; Varsity Club

PAUL

NYE

Ad , <PB K E LLWOOD CIT Y , P E NNSYLVANIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Ministerial Association; Dean's List

CARLYLE

PALMORE

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administration

BENJAMIN

PEELE, JR.

PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society, '31; Glee Club, '34

EMMETT

POINTER

~<PE

SOUTH HILL, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Fresh1nan Basketball; Freshman Baseball; Varsity Baseball, '32-'34; Vice-president Athletic Association

RoY NELSON PucKETT IT~~

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree

ALEXANDER JUNIUS RA VDIN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administration Tennis, '32-'34

HARRY AGEE ROBERTS

II KA RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. Degree Manager Freshman Track, '33; Varsity Club; Vice-president Senior Class; Manager Varsity Track, '34; Treasurer Economics Club, '34; Harlequin Club; Interfraternity Council, '33, '34

HOMER

ROWLAND

HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND

Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administration Freshman Baseball; Freshman Track; Varsity Track, '32; Economics Club; Board of Publications Representative; Intermediate Honors

WILLIAM W. SEWARD, JR.

KA, I1

SURRY, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B. A. Degree President Pi Delta Epsilon; Associate Editor Collegian_,Â· Assistant Editor WEB; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, '33; Dean's List

MEL VIN

~

SHEPPARD

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree

SIDNEY SIDELMAN BRONX, NEW YORK

Applicant for B.A. Degree Manager of Tennis, ,33, ,34; Manager of Wrestling

CLAUDE

SLAYDON

MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. Degree Freshman Football; Varsity Football, '31-'33; Varsity Club

WORTHINGTON SMITH

ATO WORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS

Applicant for B.A. Degree Transfer from Worchester Tech

H. GARNETT SNEAD

KL:, OLl K MORATTICO, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree

Freshman Football; Freshman Baseball; Varsity Baseball, '32-'34, Captain '34; President Varsity Club, '34; Senator Sophomore Class, '32; President Harlequin Club, '34; Interfraterni ty Council, '34

HEARNE STEVENSON

KL: POCOMOKE CITY, MARYLAND

Applicant for B.A. Degree University Players; Harlequin Club; In.terfraternity Council Dance Committee

CLIFFORD ALLEN STRAUS RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. Degree

Chemistry Club, '33, '34; Spider Band, '33, '34; Glee Club, '34; Dean's List

JAMES D. STRONG APPALACHIA, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administration Freshman Football; Varsity Football, '31-'33; Varsity Club; Captain Boxing, '34

BEVERLEY D. TAYLOR

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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Editor-in-chief THE 1934 WEB; Economics Club; Dean's List; Interfraternity Council

DANIEL BRUNSON TERRY

K

RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL

Applicant for B.A. Degree Collegian Staff, '31, '3?; Medical Assistant, '33, '34

WILLIAM ~

TERRY

E

BURKEVILLE, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. Degree Harlequin Club; Dean's List

MAcELDIN TRAWICK

KA, 0 Ll K,

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B K

BELLEFONTAINE, OHIO

Applicant for B. A. Degree Secretary-treasurer Pi Delta Epsilon; President Alpha Psi Omega; Vice-president University Players; Treasurer Harlequin Club; Honor Council; Feature Edi tor Collegian_; Associate Editor WEB; Secretary Senior Class; Business Manager Interfraternity Council Dance Committee; Intermediate Honors

GILMAN RACKLEY TYLER K

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. Degree Transfer from V. M. I.; Chemistry Club; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, '33

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HARO LD

ALLE N

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SCOTTS VILLE, VIRGIN IA

Applic ant for B.S. Degree

Secret ary Sigma Pi Sigma, '34, Vice-president, '33; Secret ary S. C. Mitch ell Litera ry Society, '33; Physics Labor atory Assist ant, '33, '34

BRYA N WILSO N

vAUGHAN

WOODF ORD, VIRGIN IA

Applic ant for B.S. Degree in Busine ss Admin istratio n

Varsit y Track , '32-'34 ; Varsit y Club

JoHN

WALK ER, JR.

RICHM OND, VIRGIN IA

Applic ant for B.S. Degree in Busine ss Admin istratio n

S. C. Mitch ell Litera ry Society

Enw ARD S. WHITE r ~' 0 ~ K, B K CADIZ, KENTUCKY

Applicant for B.A. Degree

Economics Club; Varsity Baseball; Football Manager; President Y. M. C. A., '34; Member Council of Honor

SAMUEL

WRIGHT

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. Degree

WILLIAM WIATT WRIGHT A~

NORFOLK, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Transfer Atlantic University; Ministerial Association, Vice-president, '33, President, '34 ; Gle~ Club, '32-'34; Vice-president Y. M. C. A. '34

Junior Class President

VERNON B. RICHARDSON

SMITHSON MORRIS

HENRY POEHLER DAVID

ScoTT

BEVERLEY

BRITTON

Vice-president Secretary-treasurer Senator Historian

GEORGE IRA ALLEN ROGER B. ADAMS, JR.

WASHINGTON , D. C.

ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA

B.S. Course

B.A. Course

Glee Club; University Choir

CHARLES B. ARENDALL , JR.

II .Ll E, A

0, 0 .Ll K

MOBILE, ALABAMA

JOHN MARSHALL ANDERSON RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.A. Course

Economics Club

B.A. Course Managing Editor Collegian, '34; Harle~uin Club; Interfratern ity Council; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet; Freshman Basketball Manager; Sec'34 Â· retary University Players President Freshman Class; Se~retari Student Government Association '34; Philologian Literary Society;' Dean's List; Intern.lediate Honors SAMUEL A. BAGBY

ERNEST LYNWOOD BAGBY RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.S. Course

S. C. Mitchell Literary Society; Chemistry Club

SAO PAULO, BRAZIL

B.A. Course

Librarian Glee Club, '.32-'34; Secretary Mu . Sigma Rho Literary Society, '32, Vice-preside nt, '33; Business Staff Collegian, '32; Secretary-treasure r Athletic Association ' 34; Assistant Manager Basket-' ball, '31-'33

BILLY WITT BALLOU

LLOYD

BALLOWE

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.S. Course

Pre-law Course

In terfraternity Council; Treasurer In terfraternity Dance Committee; Delegate to National Interfraterni ty Conference

Freshman Football

WAVERLY BARBE ~

E

FRANKLIN, KENTUCKY

B.A. Course

Transfer fron1 Furman University; Reporter Collegian, '34

EUGENE M. BAROODY ~IT~ RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B .S. Course

Dean's List; Intermediate Honors

JULIUS HowARD AuBREY BAss, JR.

BERKLEY

A lJf" 0

MOSELEY, VIRGINIA

CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA

Pre-medical Course

University Players

JAMES MOTLEY BOOKER

BoYD H. BLANTON, JR.

RUTHERFORDTON, NORTH CAROLINA

B.S. Course

LOTTSBURG , VIRGINIA

S. C. Mitchell Literary Society

B. A. Course

Harlequin Club; In terfra tern i ty Council; University Players

B. TARLETON BOWLES K~

GARLAND H. BRANCH

CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.A. Course

B.S. Course

Tennis Team

BEVERLEY

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BRITTON

E, 0

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.A. Course Editor-in-chief The Collegian, '34; WEB Staff, '31-'34; Richmond College Editor Handbook, '32, '33; President Virginia Intercollegiate Press Association, '32, '3 3; Universi ty Players; Class Historian; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet; Library Assistant; Assistant Football Manager, '31, '32

ROGER

RAYMONDE. BROOKING RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.S. Course

BROWN

RoGER BucK,

III

GLOUCESTER, VIRGINIA

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.S. Course

Freshman Baseball; Varsity Baseball, '33; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society

Transfer from Medical College of Virginia

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BENJAMIN LOGAN CAMPBELL

A Q

TALBOT CAPPS, JR.

PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA

NORFOLK, VIRGINIA

B.S. Course

Varsity Baseball; Varsity Club; Harlequin Club

HUGH L. CARDOZA,

]R.

WooDROW

MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.S. Course

Boxing, '33; Freshman Track

HARVEY CAVAN,

CARTER

AXA

Assistant Football Manager, '31

JOSEPH

GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA

CHINN

B .S. Course

HAGUE, VIRGINIA

Freshman Track ; Treasurer S. C. Mitchell Literary Society, '33; Secretary-treasurer Chemistry Club, '33

Pre-medical Course

Transfer from University of Virginia

SLOVER J. WILFRED CouRTNEY

COVEY

AXA

WEST POINT, VIRGINIA

RICHMOND, VIRG!NIA

Pre-medical Course

Glee Club, '31-'33; Freshman Basketball; Boxing, '33, '34

wINSTON CRENSHAw K

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.A. Course WEB

CHARLES

Staff, '31-'34

w. ~

DICKINSON

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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Pre-law Course

B.S. Course

Boxing, '33, '34

Glee Club

JoHN

WILLIAM D. DICKINSON ~

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DIEDRICH

E

WAVERLY, VIRGINIA

B.A . Course

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.S. Course

Freshman Football; Varsity Football, '32, '33; Freshman Baseball; Varsity Baseball, '33, '34; Varsity Club

BENNIE

DORSEY

Li 0

BRUCE G. Donn RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND

B.S. Course

B.A. Course

President S. C. Mitchell Literary Society; Forensic Council

Freshman Football; Freshman Basketball; Freshman Baseball; Freshman Track; Varsity FootbaJl; Varsity Baseball

M. EDGAR AXA

CHARLE2

STARKE FARLEY <1>

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.S. Course

B. A. Course

FRANKLIN STANLEY J. FINK

A. II

FRAYSER, JR.

Li~

PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA

RICHMOND, VIRG !NIA

B.S. Course

Pre-medical Course

Glee Club, '33; Student Leader Spider Band, '33

DAVID

FRAZER

w ILLIAM J.

GILFILLAN

AXA PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA

MARSHALL, VIRGINIA

B.S. Course

B.A. Course

Glee Club; Freshman Basketball; Freshman Baseball; Harlequin Club

JAMES THOMAS GILL RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.S. Course

Dean's List

J. WESTON GILL

AXA RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.S. Course

Freshman Track; Varsity Track, . '33; Varsity Club

HAROLD

GooDMAN

VIRGIL

GRAY

II KA

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

PIKEVILLE, KENTUCKY

B.S. Course

Pre-medical Course

WILLIAM

GRENOBLE

WILLIAM

GRINNAN

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

K ~

B .A. Course

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

P h i l o log i an Liter a r y Society, '31-'34, President, '33; Forensic Council, '33; Dean's List

Pre-medical Course

Golf Team, '32, '33

RICHARD WILLIAM

HAM

IT KA RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.A. Course

Harlequin Club; Interfraternity Council

HICKS

SCHUYLER, VIRGINIA

B.A. Course

Vice-president Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society, '33, Secretary, '32; Forensic Council, '33; Assistant Basketball Manager, '32, '33; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, '33

BERNARD HARRY

HuLCHER

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

HUBBARD

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.S. Course

B.A. Course

S. C. Mitchell Literary Society, '32, '33; Forensic Council, '33

CLEVELAND

KERN

MoRTON A. KARSH

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.A. Course

B.S. Course

Freshman Track; Art Editor WEB, '33, '34; Interfraternity Council; Harlequin Club

A. WADE LAMB, JR. DUMBARTON, VIRGINIA

ALLAN H. LANE, JR. ~

B.S. Course

S. C. Mitchell Literary Society

E

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.A. Course

Glee Club

RAYMOND R. LANIER MODEST TOWN, VIRGINIA

WILLIAM ~

B.A . Course

Glee Club, '34; Boxing, '33, '34; Dean's List

w..LEITCH rr

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.S. Course

Dean's List

ROGER

LEVERTON

KA WASHINGTON, D. C.

B .S . Course

Freshman Football; Freshman Basketball; Freshman Baseball; Freshman Track; Varsity Football, '32, '33; Varsity Basketball, '33, '34; Varsity Baseball, '33, '34; Varsity Track, '33, '34; Senator-at-large, '34; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet; Interfraternity Council; Varsity Club.

C. OscAR LoNG, JR.

ex RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.S. Course

Transfer from Hampden-Sydney

HAROLD LucAs

AXA R. COLEMAN LONGAN, JR. ~

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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Pre-medical Course

WINCHESTER, VIRG !NIA

Pre-law Course

Freshman Football; Freshman Track; Varsity Track, '33, '34; Glee Club; University Choir; Senator-at-large; Secretary Harlequin Club, '34; Y. ~1. C. A. Cabinet

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B.A. Course

Manager of Debate; Secretarytreasurer Forensic Council; S. C. Mitchell Literary Society; Glee Club Manager

THOMAS E. McGEHEE KENTS STORE, VIRGINIA

B .A. Course

EDWARD C. MEREDITH MEREDITH

MEADOR

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B .A. Course

B.S. Course

Golf Team

PRYOR R. MILLNER DAVID

MILLER

AXA

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

REIDSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA

B.S. Course

B .S. Course

Chemistry Club; S. C. Mitchell Literary Society

Freshman Football; Varsity Football, '32, '33

ROBERTS. MONTGOMERY' JR.

K ~

H. MORRIS AXA

THOMAS

MARTINSVILLE, VIRG !NIA RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.S. Course

Boxing, '33, '34

B.A. Course

Freshman Football; Freshman Baseball; Varsity Football, '33; Varsity Baseball, '33

SMITHSON 1'foRRis

AXA

CHARLES

NAUMAN

MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA

RICHMOND, VIRG!NIA

B.A. Course

B.S. Course

Freshman Football; Freshman Baseball; Varsity Football, '32, '33, Captain-elect, '34; Varsity Baseball, '33, '34; Varsity Club; Vice-presiden t Junior Class; Boxing, '33

Glee Club, '32, '33; Tennis, '34

OWEN

NEATHERY

AXA

HuNT NENON

FALCONER, NEW YORK

LENOIR, NORTH CAROLINA

B.A. Course

B.S. Course

Treasurer Student Government Association, '34; Cheer Leader, '33; Glee Club, '33; University Players; Assistant Manager Track

Band, '32-'34; Philologian Literary Society, '32-'34; University Players ; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, '33, '34

J. EDw ARD NORFLEET GRAYSON

NrcKEL, JR.

L: E

JETERSVILLE, VIRGINIA

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.A. Course

Assistant Track Manager~ Collegian Sports Staff; Interfraterni ty Council; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet

Harlequin Club

FRED J. PARKER Ross

OvERTON

K L:

PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA

ASHRAMA, MICHIGAN

B.A. Course

Ministerial Association, '31-' 34 ; Library Assistant, '31-'34

JOHN N.

p ASTORE

CHARLES

B.S. Course

R1cHARD C. PoAGE O~K

P ETERSON

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

BLUEFIELD, WEST VIRGINI A

Glee Club, '32-'34; Freshman Track; Chemistry Club; Medical Assistant, '34

Freshman Track; Freshman Relay Team; Varsity Track, '32-'34; Varsity Club

HENRY POEHLER, JR.

AXA

ROANOKE, VIRGINIA

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.A . Course

B.A. Course

Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, '32; Treasurer Y. M . C. A., '33; President Sophomore Class; Honor Council, '33, '34

Secretary-treasurer Junior Class

v ERNON B. ~

CHARLES E. S. RIDGWAY

II RICHARDSON

E, IT Li E, 0 Li K

PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA

B.A. Course President Junior Class; News Edi tor Collegian, '34; Cheer Leader; Secretary Y. M. C. A.; Harlequin Club; Glee Club

Li~

BALTIMORE, MARYLAND

B.A. Course Publicity Manager Collegian, '34, Assistant Managing Editor, '33; President Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society, '34, Treasurer, '33; Spider Band, '34; Cheer Leader, '32; Secretary Ministerial Association, '34; Dean's List; Treasurer Y. M. C. A., '34; Forensic Council, '33; Debate Team, '34; Interfraternity Council, '34 FILLMORE ~

SANFORD

E, 0 Li K

ELMER S. ROBERTSON

NORFOLK, VIRGINIA

RICHMOND, VIRG !NIA

B.A. Course Freshman Football; Freshman Basketball; Freshman Baseba11; Freshman Track; Senator Freshman Class; Varsity Football; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Baseball; Senator-atlarge, '34; Secretary Student Senate; Varsity Club; Dean's List

Pre-law Course Glee Club; Assistant Managing Editor Collegian, '34

ENNO

SAUER

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.S. Course Vice-president S. C. Mitchell Literary Society; Chemistry Club

PERRY

K

MAXWELL R. SCHOOLS

rLi FARNHAM, VIRGINIA

B.A. Course Freshman Football; Glee Club, '33

SCHULZ ~

RIVERSIDE, ILLINOIS

B.S. Course Captain Freshman Football; Freshman Track; Varsity Football, '32, '33; Varsity Track, '33, '34; Boxing, '33; Harlequin Club; Southern Conference Record Holder Freshman Relay, '32

How ARD C. SMITH

Li 0 RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.A. Course

N. ScoTT AXA

DAVID

PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA

B.A. Course Senator Junior Class; Boxing, '33, '34

J. ELWOOD SNEAD rLi WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA

B.S. Course

FRANK STRAUS IT~

E, 0

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.A. Course Secretary-treasurer Sophomore Class; S. C. Mitchell Literary Society; WEB Staff, '32, '33; Collegian Staff, '32, Feature Editor, '33; Business Manager, '34; Manager Freshman Football; Economics Club; Executive Committee Virginia Intercollegiate Press Association; University Players

RANDOLPH

K ~ RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.S. Course

Manager Boxing, '34; Glee Club; University Players; Business Staff WEB, '34

TABB

NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA

B.S. Course

Freshman

SYDNEY C. SWANN, JR.

JULIAN F. THOMPSON JARRATT, VIRGINIA

B.A. Course

Track; Business Staff WEB, '34

FREDERICK J. VAUGHAN

K

COVERT, MICHIGAN

B.A. Course

Freshman Football; Freshman Track; Varsity Football, '32, '33; Varsity Club; Southern Conference Record Holder, Indoor Track; Boxing, '33, '34

CLAUD

JAMES C. WEST

NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA

B.A. Cottrse

Freshman Foot ball; Freshman Track ; Varsity Football, '32, '33; Varsity Track, '33, '34; Varsity Club

WHITLEY

K ~ SMITHFIELD, VIRGINIA

DONALD D. WILLIAMS RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.A. Course

Pre-law Course

Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society; Glee Club, '32-' 34; Secretary-treasurer, '33; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, '32-'34; Assistant Baseball Manager

Freshman Baseball

JosEPH WILLIAMS

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

JOSEPH F.

wOODARD

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Pre-medical Course

B.S. Course

Freshman Track; Varsity Football, '32; Chemistry Club

Transfer from Guilford College; Glee Club

Sophomore Class CARLYLE

HOLLAND, JR.

EDw ARD ScHAAF STUART CONRAD GEORGE LACY SIDNEY MATTHEWS

. President Vice-president . Secretary-treasurer Senator Historian

JosEPH A. ALEXANDER

LANIER ANDERSON K~ DANVILLE, VIRGINIA

RICHMOND , VIRGINIA

B.A. Course

K. D.

ANGUS

II b.

B.S. Course

Assistant Managing Editor Collegian

BALDWIN

AXA

APPERSON

RICHMOND, VIRG !NIA

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

JAMES

B.A. Course

B.S. Course Treasurer Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society

SAMUEL B. BALL LAURAVILLE, VIRGINIA

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.A. Course

B.S . Course

Freshman Baseball

HILAIRE

JosEPH BECK, JR.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.S. Course

BERGER, JR.

KA RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B .S. Course

MILTON BERLAD

ALFRED H. BERNHARD

NEW YORK CITY

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.A. Course

FRED

BLACK, JR.

A. CLARKE BLEDSOE

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.S. Course

Cheer Leader '32, '33

Boxing, '33

GUTHRIE BROWN II~~

JOHN CHRISTIAN BRISTOW RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.S. Course

B.A. Course

Glee Club; Collegian Staff; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society

WINFREY BROWN FREDERICKSBU RG, VIRGINIA

REX BRUGH

B.S. Course

Freshman Football ; Freshman Basketball; Freshman Baseball~ Varsity Football; Varsity Basketball

NACE, VIRGINIA

MAHLON

BURTON, JR.

DENNIS RALPH CHILDRESS FIFE, VIRGINIA

B.A. Course

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.S. Course

wOODROW w.

B .S . Course

Class Basketball '32

CLARK

GLADYS, VIRGINIA

B.A. Course

Freshman Track Team; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society; Ministerial Association

EDWARD J. CLARY A~ RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.A. Course

FORREST COLLIER WILLIAM

COLEMAN, JR.

ex CASCADE, VIRGINIA

Pre-medical Course

STRWART CONRAD

AXA

KA PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA

B.A. Course

Assistant Manager Track, '33; Collegian Staff, '32, '33; WEB Staff, '34; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, '33, '34

J. WILBUR CooK ~

E

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.S. Course

B.A. Course

Freshman Football; Freshman Track; Varsity Football; Varsity Club; Secretary Sophomore Class

Collegian Staff, '32, '33; Freshman Basketball, '33; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society; Golf Team, '33

REDWOOD COUNCILL

GAIUS WESTON DIGGS, JR.

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HOLLAND, VIRGINIA

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.A. Course

Interfraternity Council;

ROBERT

WEB

Staff

Student Senate, '32; Freshman Football, '32; Varsity Football, '33

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DAVID

DuTROW, JR.

AXA

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.A. Course

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.S. Course

Glee Club; University Choir

JoHN C. EDWARDS

W. LAMAR EDw ARDS

~<PE

II~~

PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.S. Course

B.A. Course

Chemistry Club

Y. M. C. A. Cabinet

WILLIAM J. FALLIS W. HAMILTON ENSLOW

ROANOKE, VIRGINIA

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.A. Course

Ministerial Association; University Chuir; Glee Club; Collegian Staff

STANFORD C. FINNEY

AXA BASSETTS, VIRGINIA

B.S. Co1trse

JACOB FLAX

<P A RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.S. Course Chemistry Club

DAVID EDWARD FLAX

<P A

HoRACE L. FoRD A~

EXMORE, VIRGINIA

Pre-dental Course Bo 'ing Team

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.A. Course

JAMES THOMAS FRANCIS

JoHN FRY, JR.

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RICHMOND , VIRGINIA

B.S. Course

RICHMOND , VIRGIN!

B.S. Course

Transfer from Randolph -Macon

GRIFFIN

K

GARNET T

EDw ARD CHAISTY GARRET T K~

RICHMOND , VIRGINIA

B.A. Course

Cheer Leader, '32, '33; Debating Team, '32, '33; WEB Staff, '32, '33; Universit y Players, '33

KING WILLIAM, VIRGINIA

Pre-law Cottrse

Secretary Philologi an Literary Society; Assistant Manager Baseball; Circulatio n Manager Collegian.: Harlequin Club

GEORGE

GASTON

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SAM GARWOO D BURLINGT ON, NEW JERSEY

B.S. Course

NEW HA VEN, CONNECTIC UT

B.A. Course

Freshman Football; Freshman Basketball; Varsity Football

ERNEST

GEARHE ART

WILLIAM LEWIS GLEASO N

RICHMOND , VIRGINIA

Pre-law Course

S. C. Mitchell Literary Society; Freshman Track

WILFRE D

GREGOR Y

NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA

B.A. Course

JAMES

II KA RICHMOND , VIRGINIA

B.S. Â·course

A.

GRIFFIN ~

RICHMOND , VIRGINIA

B.S. Course

Freshman Track, '33

W. LINWOO D HADEN, JR. RICHMOND , VIRGINIA

B.S. Course

Chemistry Club; S. C. Mitchell Literary Society

JAMES

HAMRIC K

II KA RICHMOND , VIRGINIA

B.A. Course

WILLIAM

ROBERT HANCOCK

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.S. Course

Chemistry Club

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HARRIS

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.A. Course

Assistant Manager Basketball; Staff

WEB

HERBERT HASH JAMES

CHANCELLOR, VIRGINIA

HART

PENDLETON, VIRGINIA

Pre-medical Course

C. PITTMAN HAYNES ~

PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA

B.S. Course

Spider Band; Chemistry Club; Assistant Track Manager

WILLIAMS. HOPSON

B.A. Course

Freshman Basketball; Freshman Baseball; Freshman Track; Varsity Basketball

CARLYLE P. HOLLAND, JR.

K

SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA

Pre-law Course

President Sophomore ClassÂ· Mu Sigma ~ho Literary Societi; Assistant Track Manager

JULIAN C. HOUSEMAN

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.A. Course

Pre-medical Course

Collet,ian Staff;

WEB

Staff

Spider Band

N. HowE AXA

MuRRILL

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.A. Course

Freshman Football; Freshman Track; Boxing; Varsity Football

URAL R. HUMPHRIES HIGHLAND SPRINGS, VIRGINIA

B.A. Course

Fresh tn an Football; Freshman Track; Varsity Football

JoHN S. HRYHARRow, JR. ~

NEW HA VEN, CONNECTICUT

B.A. Course

Freshman Football; Freshman Basketball; Freshman Baseball; Varsity Football; Honor Council; New England Club

VERNON C. KIBLER ~

'NILSON, NORTH CAROLINA

B.A. Course

Y. M. C. A. Cabinet; Assistant Manager Baseball

GARLAND

KINCHELOE

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HARRY L. KING HENRY, VIRGINIA

ROCKY MOUNT, VIRG !NIA

B.A. Course

GEORGE

LACY

KL: CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE

B.S. Course

]oHNSON

LACY

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Freshman Football; Freshman Basketball; Freshman Baseball; Varsity Football; Boxing; Senator Sophomore Class

B.S. COURSE

SIDNEY LEVINSON MILTON

A

LESNIK

NEWARK, NEW JERSEY

NORFOLK, VIRGINIA

B.A . Course

Pre-dental Course

Freshman Football; Freshman Basketball SIDNEY

MATTHEWS, JR.

KL: RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

ALLAN G. McCABE, JR.

B.A. Course

L: E

Assistant Managing Editor Collegian, '34; Philologian Literary Society; Y. M . C. A. Cabinet; Assistant Manager Basketball

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

HuGH

B.S. Course

McGuIRE

KL:

OwEN

MEREDITH

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Pre-medical Course

B.A. Course

Assistant Business Manager Collegian; Business Staff WEB; Assistant Business Manager University Players

Golf Team

VERNON MooRE, JR.

HARRY

MUNDAY, JR.

II~

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Assistant Football Manager

B.A. Course

MosEs D. NuNNALLY

DAVE PARKER

IT KA RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.A. Course

JAMES

PARKINSON, JR.

RICHMOND) VIRGINIA

B.S. Course

ROBERT T . PARRISH

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

RICHMOND, VIRG !NIA

Pre-medical Course

B .A. Course

SIDNEY

HARRY PASSAMANECK

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.S. Course

Spider Band

JOHN LOMAX PETERS

<PK~ RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.A. Course

Assistant Manager Football

R. THOMAS PHILLIPS, JR.

~<PE FRANKLIN, VIRGINIA

Pre-medical Course

Freshman Baseball

L. STAGG POWELL, JR.

KA HIGHTSTOWN, NEW YORK

B.A. Course

Freshman Baseball

ARTHUR

Pre-law Course

RICH, JR.

KA RICHMOND, VIRGINI A

PATTESON

RICHMOND, VIRG !NIA

Ministerial Association; Freshman Track; Dean's List CHARLES HILL RYLAND

JAMES H. RicKs, JR.

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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.A. Course

As is tan t Manager Football, '34; Collegian Staff

B.A. Course Secretary-treasurer Tau Kappa Alpha; Debating Team, '33, '34; Forensic Council; Treasurer Philologian Literary Society; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet; Business Manager Handbook_; Business Staff Collegian GEORGE

SANDERS

ex WHITESTONE, VIRGINIA

B.S. Course

Freshman Baseball

CHAA F, JR.

EDWA RD

AXA ROBE RT L. SAVIL LE, JR.

RICHMO ND, VIRGIN IA

B.A. Course

RICHMO ND, VIRGIN IA

B.A. Course

Freshm an Footba ll; Freshm an Baseball; Freshm an Track; Varsit v Football; Vice-president Sopho more Class

ADAM BERN ARD SICHO L NEWPO RT, NEW HAMPS HIRE

Pre-law Course Varsit y Footba ll, '33; Wrestl ing

JoHN

STON E, JR.

RICHMO ND , VIRG INI

Pre-medical Course

HARV EY STRAN G, JR.

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WILMIN GTON, NOR TH CAROLI N A

RICHMO ND, VIRG !NIA

B.A. Course

THOM AS TAYL OR ~

RICHMO ND, VIRGIN IA

B.A. Course WEB Staff

A. Louis ToBIA s

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WALT ER

WINS LOW

K~ BRONX VILLE, NEW YORK

B.S. Course

STUAR T Woon soN

II KA RICHMO ND, VIRGIN IA

B.S. Cottrse

TENO RE

K~ BRONX VILLE, NEW YORK

B.S. Course Freshm an Footba ll; Freshm an Basketbal l; Freshm an Track

WILL IS WILLS

cl> KL

PETERS BURG, VIRGIN IA

B.A. Course

BART HOLO MEW

PETERS BURG, VIRGIN IA

B.A. Course Boxing , '33, '34

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ex RICHMO ND , VIRGIN IA

B.A. Course

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F. OVERTON JoNES

Vice-president

DUNCAN HAWLEY

Secretary-treasurer

JOSEPH F. MEYER STUART C. CRAWFORD FRANCIS

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GRIFFIN GARNETT

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Graduate Manager DAVE M . MILLER

ITH his resignation in December, 1933 , Coach Frank Mills Dobson ended twenty-one years of faithful service to the University of Richmond. To his many friends it is regrettable that so long and pleasant association should be concluded. It is their sincere hope that he may find the same success in the future which characterized his stay here .

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L. CAMPBELL

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F. L. RAIFORD

HARRY BORNSTEIN

JoHN MIZELL

C. E. S. RIDGWAY

CHARLES BosHER

LEROY MooRE

W. T. ROBERTSON

FRANK BULLARD

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CHARLES T. R YLAN i)

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Emory and Henry

HANDICAPPED by the failure of several lettermen to return, the University of Richmond football team faced in 1933 a heavy schedule with few reserves. The eleven won five games and lost four, reaching the climax of the season in the final game when it upset pre-game predictions to win over the previously undefeated Emory and Henry team. In the Furman game, which opened the season, a Spider fumble on the kickoff was recovered by the Hurricanes on the Spiders' 30-yard line, from which spot the invaders marched the remaining distance for a touchdown. In the second period, the Big Purple team again scored. A belated local rally in the second half, saw Freddy Vaughan cross the Furman goal line for the only local tally. The game ended with the Red and Blue on the short end of a 14-6 score. The following Saturday the Spiders travelled to Ithaca, to meet Cornell. The favored Big Red team, with two All-Americans in its line-up, was far superior to the Red and Blue, and won 27-7. Freddy Vaughan's thrust off-tackle in the final period was the only local tally. This marked the first time in four years that Richmond has been able to cross the Northerners' goal line. To say that the Spiders received an unfortunate break in the V. P. I. game is putting it mildly, as, in the opinion of many, they outplayed the Gobblers throughout. A penalty in the third period against a local lineman for slugging gave the Gobblers the ball on the Spiders' 8-yard line, from which the visitors registered the only score of the game, to win 7-0. The Spiders scored their first win of the season the next Saturday, when they defeated the Randolph-Macon Yellow Jackets, 27-0. Perry Schulz thrilled the Spider rooters when he ran the opening kick-off 85 yards for a touchdown. The Spiders made three other tallies, which were scored by Ch al tain and Vaughan. Led by Jack Dobson, who scored twice, the Spiders played their best game of the season in defeating the Roanoke Maroons, 19-0. The Maroons were unable to register a single first down. The first period saw the Spiders score once, when Vaughan hit the center of the line for a touchdown. Two scores were made in the second period, when Strong intercepted a Maroon pass and ran ten yards for a touchdown, and Schulz later raced around the Roanoke left end for twenty yards and another tally . Probably th~ most spirited game of the season was the 13-0 win that the Red and Blue scored over rhe Hampden-Sydney Tigers the following Saturday. Jack Dobson

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accounted for the two local tallies, one coming in the first period and the other in the second. For the third consecutive year the V. M. I. Cadets were unable to defeat the Spiders, falling victims to a 15-0 defeat. Sonny Joyce, veteran back, accounted for the first local score in the second period, when he successfully kicked a field goal from the 20-yard line to give the locals a 3-0 lead. In the fourth period Perry Schulz cut through the right side of the V. M. I. line and, aided by splendid interference, ran 60 yards for a touchdown. The final score was made a few moments later when Vic Chaltain scored from the four-yard line. Ten days later came Thanksgiving, and with it the annual battle against William and Mary. The Spiders found, after repeated attempts, that they could make no gain against the determined Tricolor line. In the second period, the winning score was made, as Stumpy Bryant slashed off tackle and} aided by the good interference of Chalko and Young, raced 37 yards for a touchdown. The locals, minus Dobson and Diedrich, who were hurt in the early part of the fray, put on a belated rally in the final minutes of play, but after making three consecutive first downs, were repulsed by the Indian forward wall. A few minutes later the game ended. Emory and Henry, with ten straight wins to their credit~ ca1ne to the Stadium the next Saturday to combat with the Red and Blue. A heavy rainstorm the previous day made the Spiders a pre-game favorite. The locals started the scoring late in the second period, when Vaughan raced round left end for the first tally. No more scoring was done until the final few minutes of play, when Rodger Charnock, reserve back, went off tackle for the final score of the game. In the closing second5 of play Chaltain intercepted a Wasp pass and ran 50 yards, only to be thrown out of bounds on the five-yard line. The game ended shortly after with the Spiders on the right side of a 13-0 victory. At the close of the season Smithson Morris, who has played a great game at end tor two years, \vas elected captain for 1934. The loss of the veterans, Strong, Essex, Captain Hope, Daley, Diedrich, Joyce, Slaydon, Neblett, Charnock, Chaltain, and Haddock will be hard to fill. Coach Glenn Thistlethwaite, who will take up his duties here next fall, will have a nucleus of twelve lettermen, Captain Morris, Fil Sanford, Tom Morris, John Diedrich, Stuart Conrad, George Lacy, Ural Humphries, Perry Schuh, Freddy Vaughan, Jack Dobson, Bob Leverton, and Jimmy West, along with the upcoming Freshmen, around V\Thich to build a strong grid machine.

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Tackles LACY

HADDOCK

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SANFORD

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Guards HoPE (Captain)

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Centers NEBLETT

SLAYDON

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CHALTAIN

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Freshman Squad Numeral Winners Freshman Football Ends BURGESS

JAFFEE

DICKINSON

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Tackles MEYER

KASSIN

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GRAHAM

Guards BoTw1cK

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Backs ROBERTSON

VAUGHAN

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PITT ORE

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seven lettermen back, headed by Captain Vic Chaltain , prospects W ITH appeared bright as the 1934 court season got under way. The resignation of Coach Dobson prior to the opening of the season called for the substitution of Mac Pitt as mentor of the Varsity combine . The Medicos were no match for the superior Spider five who had the advantage in height and reserves. At half time, the local cagers were in the lead by a 23-15 count . The fine shooting of Lacy and Chaltain was the feature of the early local attack. In the second half, the Varsity increased their lead, with Winfrey Brown running wild, registering six field goals. The game ended with the Red and Blue winning 47-25. A few days later the Roanoke Maroons were met at Millhiser Gymnasium, after a great game the Spiders came out with a 42-35 score. The first half saw the Spiders get away to an early lead, the Maroons tied the game as the half ended. A second rally, with Leverton the scoring ace, gave the Red and Blue an easy win. On their first trip, the Spiders traveled to Lexington to decisively defeat the V . M. I. Cadets, 32-20. The Cadets got off to an early lead, but the fighting Spiders soon started their scoring attack and assumed a 12-11 lead. After examinations, the Red and Blue started the last lap of their schedule by meeting the William and Mary Indians in the gymnasium, and after one of the greatest and closest games ever to be staged on the Millhiser court, the Spiders scored their first triumph over the Indian cagers in five years, handing them a 27-24 defeat. The following week the Spiders met Roanoke, and the Maroons evened the count with the Richmonders by handing them a 25-19 setback. The next night the Red and Blue moved over to Blacksburg to combat the V. P . I. Gohblers, the Spiders showing a complete reversal of form to soundly trounce their rivals, 39-17 . After a day's rest the Spiders moved on to Emory to meet the sensational Emory and Henry Wasps. The first half was close, with one point separating the teams, but in the closing half, with Glenn Roberts leading the attack, the Wasps pulled away to win, 38-25. Two nights later the Medicos were again met , and although they played fine ball, they were unable to cope with the Spider attack, falling victims to a 38-21 defeat. Travelling to College Park the next night, the Spiders surprised the Old Liners of the University of Maryland and w alked away with a 44-33 victory. Playing their best game of the season,

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the Spiders assumed an early lead and were never headed. At the close of the first half, the Red and Blue were in the van 21-20. In the second half, with Levert~n running wild, the Pittmen increased the lead considerably to score a great victory. Returing to their native haunts, the Spiders scored an easy victory over the Hampden-Sydney Tigers, 37-19. The first half was close, but in the second stanza the Red and Blue scored at will. Washing ton and Lee was the next Spider orponen t, the game being played in Lexington, and after one of the best games o the season, the Generals scored a thrilling 29-26 victory. The Spiders started off slowly and at half time trailed 18-10. A last minute rally by the Pittmen fell short by the narrowest of margins, the poor foul shooting of the locals being the main reason for their defeat. Before one of the largest crowds to ever witness a game in the Millhiser Gymnasium, the Emory and Henry Wasps, led by the great Glenn Roberts, again defeated the Spiders, this time by the score of 30-27. At the close of the first half the Wasps were leading 13-11. The loss of Green via the personal foul route in the first stanza greatly injured the Spiders' chances of winning, as he was holding Roberts in check. Again the Spiders returned to the win column when they travelled to Farmville to take the measure of a rejuvenated Hampden-Sydney five by the score of 41-32. The score does not indicate the closeness of the game, as both teams played hard and inspired ball. The early lead of the Richmond quintet was too much for the Tigers to overcome. The next Richmond victory was at the expense of the V. M. I. Cadets who again tasted defeat by the score of 35-19. The Cadets' early lead was erased by the Pittmen near the close of the first half, and from then on the Spiders were never in danger. The Spiders closed their season the following night in Williamsburg when after one of the roughest games of the season, the William and Mary Indians evened the count with the locals winning 27-25. The season was more or ]ess a success with the quintet winning ten and losing five. Much credit for the team's success should go to Coach Mac Pitt. Four men, Chaltain, Connors, Greene, and Doley will be lost to the quintet due to graduation, and although their losses will be felt, the upcoming yearlings are expected to take their places. Roger Leverton was named captain for 1934-5.

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CONNORS

CHALTAIN

BROWN

Guards Do LEY

LACY

HASH

ELMORE

Centers GREENE

SANFORD

Manager Moo RE

Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Rich1nond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richn1ond Richmond Richmond Richn1ond Rich1nond Richmond Rich1nond

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Varsity Track Âˇ Letter Winners Hopkins ( Capt.): 100 and 220

Schulz : 110, 220, and Low Hurdles

Peterson: 440

Vaughan: 440 and 880

Hill: Mile and Two-Mile

Gill: Mile and Two-Mile

Chaltain : High and Low Hurdles. Broad Jump

Joyce : Pole V ault, Shot, Discus, Broad Jump, High Jump

West: Pole V ault, Javelin, High Jump, Broad Jump, High Hurdles

Leverton: High and Low Hurdles, Pole V ault

Carroll: Shot Put

Pettus: Discus

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Williams: H alf-Mile

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ALTHOUGH defeated twice, the University of Richmond tracksters enjoyed in fi. 1933 their best season in years. Washington and Lee, V. M. I., and Wake Forest tasted defeat, while Maryland and William and Mary were successful in overcoming the Red and Blue. The outstanding feature of the track season was the smashing of previous records in the pole vault, shot put, broad jump, javelin, and the hurdles . Wake Forest was the first Spider opponent, and was easily defeated, 103-23. It was in this meet that Jimmy West soared over the cross bar at 12 feet 1,%' inches to break the previous record held by Graham Carlton. The Spiders annexed twelve firsts, losing only the mile and the two-mile races . Traveling to College Park to meet the Maryland Old Liners, the Spiders met with a surprising upset, losing to the Terrapins, 66,?i-59]i. The Red and Blue was superior in the field events, but was no match in the running events, losing everything but the hurdles. Earle Widmeyer, Old Liner ace, easily captured first place in the two dash events. Vic Chaltain was the local star, winning three first places, in the high and low ·hurdles, and in the broad jump. The most interesting event of the day was in the broad jump, as Chalta1n defeated his teammate, Joyce, by a scant inch. The following week, after one of the most closely contested meets of the year, the Red and Blue emerged with a 6974'-56~ victory over the Washington and Lee Generals. The meet was so close that the Spiders had to win the last two events to gain the victory. Jack Dobson broke the javelin record by throwing the javelin 180 feet, 3 inches to win that event. The feature event of the day was in the high hurdles, when after one of the greatest races ever seen on the Generals' track, Vic Ch al tain broke the school record by crossing the tape in 15. 7, to just barely edge out Finklestein, former Southern Conference champion. Dunaj was the individual star of the day by capturing first place in the half-mile, mile, and two-mile events. W. & L. took the majority of first places, scoring seven and tying for one, but the Spiders piled up po in ts in the second and third places to win the meet .

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Records again went to the boards next week, when the V . M . I. Keydets were subdued 67-59. John Carroll threw the shot 40 feet, 7'W,. inches to b!eak the former record held by Taylor Sanford. Although he broke the record, Carroll finished second in the event, as Moorhead captured first place with a throw of two feet further. Bill Pettus, in the next event, surpassed Mac Broaddus' record in the discus, by heaving the disc 124 feet, 8 inches. In the final event of the day, on the result of which the meet depended, Sonny Joyce broad jumped 22 feet, 7 inches to break his own record set last year. Welford featured for the Cadets, winning the 440 and 880, although he was hard pressed for honors by Ned Vaughan, who threatened throughout both races . The season was brought to a close two weeks later, when the local trackmen were defeated by the William and Mary Indians, 80-46 . It was in this meet that two more records were smashed, both being in the hurdle events. Vic Chaltain broke his own high hurdle mark by running the event in 15 seconds flat, to surpass the former mark by .7 second. In the low hurdles, Roger Leverton, the other half of the hurdling team, ran a beautiful race to finish in the remarkable time of 24.2. As was the case all season, the defeat Qf the Spiders was due to the lack of runners. Monk Little again predominated for the Tricolor clan, winning first places in the two dash events, and the broad jump, and taking second in the javelin. At the close of the season, Harold, " Sonny, " Joyce, one of the best tracksters to ever sport the Red and Blue was elected captain for the following season . Joyce is called a one-man track team as he appears in five events in every meet. With ten lettermen returning next season, and with an abundance of material moving up from the Freshmen, a good prospect is in view. With aid from the yearlings, the Spiders will be well b~lanced in all phases, being especially strong in the field events .

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Varsity Baseball Letter Winners Catcher SNEAD

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Manager HOBSON

Results of Baseball- 1933 Rich1nond Richmond Richmond Rich1nond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond

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ITH many veter ans back, the hopes of the 1933 Spide r nine were very brigh t. Capta in Perlo wski, Daley , Hope , Snead, Point er, Whit e, and Taylo r were the letter men repor ting at the start of the season. Cons iderab le aid was expec ted from the cham pions hip Fresh man team, whic h includ ed such fine ball playe rs as Morr is, Lever ton, and Camp bell. The season was disma lly opene d, howe ver, with a 9-5 loss to Wash ingto n and Lee Gene rals. Whit e hurle d good ball for five innin gs, and was then replac ed by Morr is. The hittin g of Leve rton and Snead gave the Spiders a 5-5 tie going into the final innin g, but the Gene rals put on a belate d ninth innin g rally to score four runs and win the ball game . Trave ling to Anna polis on April 5, the Red and Blue scored a surpr ise victo ry by defea ting the Navy nine 14-5, in a one-s ided fray. At no time durin g the game did the Midd ies threa ten. Tom Morr is hurle d great ball, and was given excel lent suppo rt by his mates . The Spiders starte d the scorin g early in the game and score d ten runs in the first five innin gs. The follow ing Satur day, Rand olph- Maco n, with their stron gest team in years , invad ed the Stadi um to meet the Spiders, and were defea ted by the score of 5-1. The score does not show just how close the fray was, as it was a nip and tuck conte st, until the local nine put on a belate d rally in the sixth innin g to score four runs, and enoug h to win the game . Jack Dobs on's triple with the bases loade d was the dama ging blow . Proba bly one of the best game s of the seaso n was playe d the next Wedn esday , when the Spiders were defea ted, 7-5, by Hamp den-S ydney at Farm ville. One of the large st crowd s ever to witne ss a game at Death Valle y saw the Red and Blue lose the close tussle . Pract ically all the scorin g was done in the early innin gs, the Tiger s scorin g five runs in the first two frames, and the Spiders scorin g four. The inabi lity to solve Mann 's slants in the pinch es was the cause of the defea t. The next local win came a few days later when the Medi cal Colle ge of Virgi nia was an easy victim , losin g 12-5. Smith son Morr is, on the 1nound for the Red and Blue, was sting y with hi ts in the pinch es, al thoug h hit hard. The Varsi ty score d early in the fray when , Snead hit a long home run with two mates on base. Every memb er of the squad was given a chanc e to play, and all acqui tted thems elves in fine fashio n. One of the most decisi ve defea ts ever impo sed on a Univ ersity of Richm ond nine was inflic ted the follow ing Satur day, when the Willi am and Mary nine defea ted

the locals, 16-0. This was the first time in five years that the Red and Blue had been shut out, and marked the first time that a Dobson-coached nine failed to give the Indians a close game. Morris, White, and Perlowski, all took a turn on the mound but none of them could stop the determined Indians. The only redeeming feature in the local play was the fine fielding of Campbell, who robbed the Indians of certain base hi ts. Hampden-Sydney came to the Stadium the next Tuesday and again scored a 7-5 win. The game was thrilling from beginning to end, and only the fine relief hurling of Birch Douglas, saved the Tigers from a defeat. Bill Humphries, Tiger shortstop, was the individual star of the game, getting four safe hits, besides featuring afield. His long triple in the fifth with two mates aboard was the deciding factor in winning the game. This was the first time in years that the Tigers have been able to score two wins over a local nine in the same season. With Al Hudson, Jacket twirler, in fine form, the Randolph-Macon nine avenged their early season defeat at the hands of the Spiders by winning the return game, 5-2. For seven innings, Hudson and Morris staged a stirring pitchers' duel, but in the last half of the seventh the Jackets scored four times, when consecutive hits by Beall and Surgent, following bases on ball to Hess and Hudson, gave the Jackets enough runs to win the game. The locals threatened in the ninth, but the rally was cut short when Hudson made the final two batters hit weakly to the infielders. May 6 saw the V. M. I. Cadets come to the Stadium to meet the Richmond_nine, and to win after a hard fray, 6-2. This was the first Cadet victory of the season, and the Spiders' sixth loss. The game was a long and listless fray with neither team hitting hard. Smith on the mound for the Cadets allowed the Red and Blue but seven well scattered hits, and had the situation under control at all times. The unusual feature of the game was the making of six double plays, four by the Cadets and two by Richmond. The Richmond nine closed its season the following Wednesday, traveling to Williamsburg to again meet the Indians. As in the first game, the Spiders were no match for the Tricolor clan, who scored an easy 10-1 victory, with Carter White closing his intercollegiate season in fine style, fanning ten Spiders. The Indians started the scoring early and registered eight runs in the first two innings. This marked the close of the b aseball careers for Captain Ed Perlowski of the Red and Blue, and seven Indians. With all the lettermen back for action in 1934, with the exception of Perlowski, prospects appear bright for one of the best seasons in years. At the close of the 1933 season, Garnett Snead, veteran receiver, was elected captain of the team by the lettermen. The Freshmen are expected to aid considerably .

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115-lb. 125-lb. 135-lb. 145-lb. 155-lb. 165-lb. 175-lb.

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N rounding out its athletic program, the University of Richmond in 1934 sponsored such a successful boxing season that at the end of the year, the Varsity Club recommended to the Athletic Council that it be given recognition as a major sport. This was rather remarkable, due to the fact that it was only the second season during which this activity has become a part of the regular athletic program. Much of the success of the sport is due to the expert coaching of Paddy Mills, whose wide experience and able methods made a strong team possible. The second season opened by a match with Maryland, which the Red and Blue lost by a narrow margin, 4,%-3,%. The match was decided when Stalfort, of the Old Liners, uncorked a looping right-hand smash that sent Captain Jim Strong, of Richmond, to the canvas. "Peewee" Wills, Younger Saunders, and Freddy Vaughan copped their bouts, and Dave Scott fought gamely to a draw. Three of the matches ended in technical knockouts. N ext the Spiders faced a strong Roanoke aggregation to win by a score of 6-2. Richmond won the three opening bouts, and completed its scoring when Freddy Vaughan and Captain Strong won the two final scraps. Roanoke came through in the 155- and 175-pound classes to register their lone tallies for the evening.

_ Meeting the highly-touted V. M. I. mittmen in the Millhiser gymnasium, the Spiders found tough competition in all classes, and came out finally on the small end of a 4~-3~ score. The highlights of the evening were the eagerly-anticip ated match between Peewee Wills of Richmond and Willis Cavedo of V. M. I., in which the Red and Blue bantam weight emerged victorious after all exciting three rounds; the bout between Wilfred Courtney and Captain Eddie Bain of V. M. I., in which the contender fought to a draw; and the battle between two outstanding football men, Freddy Vaughan of the Spiders and Billy Smith of the Keydets , in which the latter won a close victory. The other Spider wins were registered by Younger Saunders and Jack Dobson. In the final match of the season, St. John's College went down in defeat, 5-3 , before the Red and Blue in the Millhiser gymnasium. Featuring the evening were Freddy Vaughan's knockout of Asbury Lee with a terrific right in the third round , in the 165-lb. class; and Windy Winslow's thorough beating of Irvine Silver in the 155-lb. class. Other Spiders winning were Captain Jim Strong, Peewee Wills , and Winnie Crenshaw. Action on the recommendatio n of the Varsity Club that major letters be awarded the boxers is expected before the end of the year. With this encouragement , the 1934-35 squad should be even stronger than before.

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WILL IAM C. EDWI N

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CHAR LES

Vice-president

Secretary

THOR NHILL

RYER SON

v ERNON L. DUNC AN

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SAMU EL T. BINN S, JR.

Treasurer Historian Senator

RoYAL

AnAMs,

JR.

NORFOLK, VIRGINIA

Applicant for LL.B. Degree Treasurer Student Government; McNeil! Law Society; President Junior Class, Atlantic University; Football '31, '32

SAMUEL

T. ~

BINNS,

JR.

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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for LL.B. Degree Senator-at-large; Vice-president Junior Class; Senator Senior Class; McNeil! Law Society; University of Richmond Bar Club

v ERNON ~

DUNCAN

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NORFOLK, VIRGINIA

Applicant for LL.B. Degree Senator-at-large; Secretary-treasurer Junior Class; Historian Senior Class; University of Richmond Bar Club

FRANK ~

KECK

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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for LL.B. Degree B.S., V. P. I.; President Student Government

ROBERT

B. ~

MACFARLANE

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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for LL.B. Degree University of Richmond Bar Club

R1cHARD McDEARMON

ex APPOMATTOX, VIRGINIA

Applicant for LL.B. Degree A.B., Hampden-Sydney McNeill Law Society

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CASIMIR ~

NOWICKI

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SCRANTON, PENNSYLVANIA

Â· Applicant for LL.B. Degree B.A., Colgate University; President Senior Class

WILLIAM CRENSHAW

p ARKINSON .

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for LL.B. Degree Vice-president Senior Class; University of Richmond Bar Club

CHARLES ALWYN PERKINSON ~

0 , KA

DOLPHIN, VIRGINIA

Applicant for LL.B. Degree Interfraternity Council; University of Richmond Bar Club

934

OLIN

KA, 0

ROGERS ~

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for LL.B. Degree Historian Junior Class; McNeill Law Society; Assistant Librarian; Freshman Law Prize, '32; University of Richmond Bar Club

CHARLES HERMAN RYERSON

ex RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for LL.B. Degree Treasurer Senior Class University of Richmond Bar Club

SOLOMON SACHS

cl> A RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.S., University of Richmond ; Business Manager The Legend, '33; Secretary Student Government Association; McNeil! Law Society; University of Richmond Bar Club

E. H.

THOMPSON

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Senator-at-large; McNeil! Law Society; University of Richmond Bar Club

EDWIN

THORNHILL

AXA BLUEFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA

Applicant for LL.B. Degree Secretary Senior Class; Senator-at-large; University of Richmond Bar Club

THURMAN

T OWILL

Ll 8 , 0 Ll K RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for LL.B. Degree Varsity Football, '19-'23; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Baseball; President Athletic Association

Intermediate Class GEORGE RANEY BRYANT

w ILLIAM I. MONCUR E A. w ILFRED HARDY MAX

LASTER

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. President Vice-president . Secretary-treasurer Senator

ALFRED

ANDERSON , JR.

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ANTHONYJAM~BAROODY ~

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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

A.B. William and Mary; University of Richmond Bar Club

Editor The Legend; McNeill Law Society

WILLIAM JAMES A. BETTS, JR.

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BLACKWEL L

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EASTON, PENNSYLVAN IA

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

A.B. Lafayette College; Secretarytreasurer Freshman Class; McNeill Law Society; Fencing Team, '28-'31, Lafayette

B.S. University of Virginia; Business Manager The Legend; McN eill Law Society; Freshman Law Prize; Assistant Librarian; University of Richmond Bar Club

GEORGE RANNEY BRYANT ~

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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

B.O.S. Duke University; President Intermediate Class

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CURTIS

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

CURTIS LAWRENCE JOSEPH CROWDER

DOZIER, JR.

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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

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STUART A. EACHO

AXA

ANNE BEVERLY GEORGE

RICHMOND, VIRG!NIA RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Varsity Basketball, '27-'30; Captain Varsity Basketball, '30-'31; Varsity Tennis, '27-'30; Captain Varsity Tennis, '30-'31; Varsity Club; University of Richmond Bar Club

B.A. Bryn Mawr

J. SPENCER GILMORE JoHN

GILL, JR.

Ll 0 RICHMOND, VIRG !NIA

Senator-at-large

A. WILFRED HARDY PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA

Secretary-treasurer Intermediate Class; Petersburg Spider Club

MAX OWEN LASTER

A RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Â·

B.S. University of Richmond; Senator Intermediate Class; McNeill Law Society; Assistant Librarian

AX A, IT Ll E RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Varsity .Club; Harlequin Club; President Freshman Class

v. JOHNSON, JR. ~

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DANVILLE, VIRG !NIA

McNeill Law Society

WILL IAM IRBY MONCURE

KA BLACKSTONE , VIRG INI A

William and Mary College ; " 13" Club ; Vice-president Intermediate Class

BERNAR D C. O'SULLI VAN

WILLIAM

PoPE

Lie ex

Li 8 , B K

RICHMOND , VIRGINIA

German Club; Vice-president Freshman Class

B.S. Washingt on and Lee

CECIL DYER QUILLEN WILLIAM GRIFFIT H PURCELL ~

N

RICHMOND , VIRGINIA

KENNET H RADER ~

N

RICHMOND , VIRGINIA

B.S. Universit y of Richmond ; Senator-at-la rge; McNeill Law Society; Universit y of Richmond Bar Club

GATE CITY, VIRGINIA

A.B. King College, '30; Universit y of Chicago Law School, '32, '33; McNeill Law Society

w. v.

RENNIE

PETERSBUR G, VIRGINIA

William and Mary Fencing Squad, '29; Cotillion Club

BEN

wOODSON

Li e R. WESTWO OD WINFRE E

Li e RICHMOND , VIRGINIA

RICHMOND , VIRGINIA

Senator-a t-large; V. P. I.; Varsity Manager of Basketbal l; Vice-president Senior Class, '31

Freshman Class JACK BARNEY

. President

EVERETT S. SLAGLE CLARENCE CHARLES

Vice-president

Secretary

KEARFOTT

Treasurer

GIVINS

BALDWIN

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Sena~or

]ACK BARNEY GEORGE

ALLEN, JR.

PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA

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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

President Freshman Class; Assistant · Business Manager The Legend

VIVIAN

BETHEL

HANFORD

BOOKER

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA

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B.A. McGill University

JoHN

BRINSER

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

8 X, 0 ~ K Hampden-Sydney; President Student Body, '26, '27; German Club; Jongleurs; President Vigilance Committee, '25-'27; Varsity Football, '24-'26; Varsity Baseball, '24-'27; Captain Baseball, '26, '27; President Monogram Club; Vice-president Athletic Council; Student Representative to Athletic Association ; President Junior Class; Pan-Hellenic ·council

APPOMATTOX, VIRGINIA

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CHARLES J.M. DERN LITTLESTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA

CRAWLEY

GIVINS, JR.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

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Treasurer Freshman Class

ROBERT J. JOHNSON

CLARENCE

PRINCESS ANNE, VIRGINIA

KA,

KEARFOTT

MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA

A.B. William and Mary; Past President Virginia Beach Rotary Club

A.B. V. M. I.; Secretary Freshman Class

SLYVIA MARGOLIUS NORFOLK, VIRG !NIA

K , T KA

ARTHUR RITZ KINGDON

B.A. William and Mary; Debate Team; Woman's Debate Council; Flat Hat Staff; American Association for Advancement of Science; A. I. B.

BLUEFIELD, WEST VIRGIN IA

EVERETT STEWART SLAGLE

MAURY BALDWIN WATTs,JR.

NORFOLK, VIRG !NIA

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

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Vice-president Freshman Class; Assistant Editor The Legend

N

Senator Freshman Class

R. EsTER SuTRO WEINBERG

GRANGER WEST

NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA

FREDERICK, MARYLAND

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CLAS S E s

Senior Class GRACE ROWLAND

•

President

•

Vice-president

EDITH M. McDANEL .

Secretary

M. VIRGINIA STIFF .

Treasurer

KATHERINE BELL Miss CAROLINE LUTZ

•

Sponsor

LILLIAN

p ATTERSON

ALLEN

STAMFORD, CONNECTICUT

Applicant for B.A. Degree Treasurer of College Government; Collegian Staff, '33; WEB Staff, '34

KATHERINE BELL

A .' Y g RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Les Femmes Savantes; Class Treasurer, '33, 34; Day Student Representative, Executive Council, '34; University Players

KATHERINE

BROWN

B K, l: IT l: RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Vice-president Sigma Pi Sigma, '34; International Relations Club; Crump Prize in Mathematics

MILDRED KATHERINE CLAY SUTHERLAND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Class Basketball, '33

ELIZABETH CHRISTIAN CLAYBROOK BALTIMORE, MARYLAND

Applicant for B.A. Degree Assistant Editor Collegian, '33, '34; International Relations Club; Secretary-treasurer, Virginia In tercolle gia te Press Association; Class Hockey, '31, '32; Class Basketball, '32, '33; Mortar Board

VIRGINIA MARIE DAVIS NORFOLK, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree International Relations Club

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JULIA ADELLE DONOHUE RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Business Manager of THE TowER, '34

VIRGINIA EDNA ELLETT JENNINGS ORDINARY, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Class Hockey, '31-'34; Class Basketball, '32-'34

VIRGINIA DARE FERGUSON BOYKINS, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree International Relations Club; Class Hockey, '34; Y. W. C. A. Music Chairman, '34

FRANCES CRUMP FOLKES RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree University Players; Les Femmes Savantes; El Picaro

ERMA GRACE GAY RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree

Secretary-treasurer International Relations Club, '34

FRANCES GEE RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A.

Degre~

MARY ELIZABETH GOODWIN VICTORIA, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree President Sophomore Class

ELEANOR HARDA w AY RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Class Hockey, '29-'34; Class President, '30; Secretary College Government, '30; Les Femmes Savantes; Mortar Board

HAZEL MACE HEMMING

TKA BIG STONE GAP, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B. A Degree Class Hockey, '33, '34; Class Basketball, '33, Captain '34; International Relations Club; Debate Council, '33, '34.

HELEN MARIE H ULCHER

B K,

~ II~

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Secretary Sigma Pi Sigma, '34

LOUISE ROGERS LEATHERLAND

BK RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree University Players; Messenger Staff, '33, Editor '34

DOROTHY LEE LEIGHTY CLARDENDON, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. Degree Varsity Hockey, '33, '34; Class Hockey, '31-'34; Varsity Basketball, '31-'34; Judiciary Board, '33, Chairman, '34; University Choir, '33; Class Tennis, '31-'34; Phoenix Club; Mortar Board

MARYDEE LowE TSINGTAU, CHINA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Varsity Hockey, '31-'34; Class Hockey, '31-'34; Varsity Basketball, '31, '32; Class Basketball, '31, '32; Class Tennis, '31-'34; Tennis Singles, '33; Tennis Doubles, '33; Class Song Leader, '32, '33; Secretary Sophomore Class; Glee Club, '31-'34; University Choir, '31-'34; WEB Staff, '33; Editor of THE TowER, '34

FRANCES ELIZABETH LUMSDEN DANVILLE, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree El Picaro

FRANCES ELIZABETH LUNDIN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Class Hockey, '32-'34; Les Femmes Savantes; International Relations Club

EDITH MAYNARD McDANEL RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Class Vice-president, '32-'34; Representative Executive Council, '33; Class Hockey, '31-'34; Varsity Hockey, '34

VIRGINIA McINTOSH RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree

JuLIA LouisE MESSICK IRVINGTON, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Class Hockey, '31; Class Basketball, '31; Collegian Staff, '33; International Relations Club; House President, '34

LOUISE NEWLAND KWANGZU, KOREA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Transfer from Duke University

GENE NEWTON TSINGTAU, CHINA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Executive Council, '32, '33; Les Femmes Savantes; Class Hockey, '32-'34; Collegian Staff, '33

LUCILLE

w ARE

OLIVER

KING AND QUEEN COURTHOUSE, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Glee Club, '33, '34; University Choir, '32-'34; Class Basketball, '32, '33; Class Hockey, '33; Class Tennis, '32-'34

MARGARET OWENS

II B RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Transfer from William and Mary; El Picaro

MARGARET AsHLIN PROCTOR

A qr Q RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree University Players, '32, '33, President, '34; Treasurer Sophomore Class; Collegian Staff, '33; Les Femmes Savantes; International Relations Club; Vice-president College Government, '34; Mortar Board

Sus1E CREWS RAMSEY GRETNA, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree . Class Hockey, '32-'34; Class Basketball, '31'34; UniversityChoir, '34;House President, '34

GRACE ROWLAND RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Manager Track, '32; Vice-president Athletic Association, '33; Les Femmes Savantes; President Senior Class

VIRGINIA STUART SANFORD

AWQ RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Varsity Hockey, '32-'34; Class Hockey, '31-'34; Class Basketball, '31~'34; Class Song Leader, '32-'34; Glee Club, '33; University Choir, '34; University Players; Sports Editor, Collegian, '32-'34; President Athletic Association , '34; Phoenix Club; Mortar Board

KATHERINE KARR SERGEANT RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree El Picaro; Les Femmes Savantes

MAR y

v IRG INIA

STIFF

HARMONY VILLAGE, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Class Hockey, '32-'34; Class Basketball, '32; Track Cup, '31; Secretary Senior Class; Glee Club, '32-'34; University Choir, '33, '34

CHRISTINE TAYLOR RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree

Class Hockey, '31-'34; Class Basketball, '31, '32; University Players; International Relations Club; President College Government, '34; Mortar Board

VIRGINIA GREY WATKINS B K, ~ II~ RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree

HELEN ELIZABETH

w ILKINSON

DANVILLE, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree El Picaro; Y. W. C. A. Council, '33, '34

ANN CHILDREY

w OOD

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Y. W. C. A., '31-'33, President, '34; Treasurer Freshman Class; Executive Council, '34; Glee Club, '32-'34; University Choir, '33, '34; University Players; Les Femmes Savantes; El Picaro

Junior Class THERESA CARTER

President

MARY PATTESON EARLY HELEN CAULFIELD

ELIZABETH MARSTON

Vice-president Secretary Treasurer

MARION BEAZLEY ALLPORT

CATHERINE BEVERLY BATES

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

ASHLAND, VIRGINIA

MARGARET VIRGINIA BROWN

ELIZABETH H. CANNON

NORFOLK, VIRGINIA

ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA

MARIA THERESA CARTER

HELEN CAULFIELD .

ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA

PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA

ELIZABETH H. CLARY

MAE FRANCES CoLANNA

BOWLING GREEN, VIRGINIA

ONANCOCK, VIRGINIA

MARY N ELSON D ECKER FREDERI CKSBURG, VIRGINIA

MARY

p ATTESON

EARLY

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

OTELIA MILDRED FRANCIS

MILDRED HETHERN EPES BLACKSTONE, VIRGINIA

MARGARET

GRAVATT

GLEN ALLEN, VIRGINIA

ELLERSON, VIRGINIA

ANN A ELIZABETH HALLETT

ALICE LOUISE HARRINGTON

NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

MARY EVELYN HARRINGTON

NANNIE ELIZABETH HARRIS

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

j AQUELIN j OHNSTON RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

GERTRUDE DURANT LEWIS

FLORENCE ELIZABETH LowE

CULPEPER, VIRGINIA

TSINGT AU, CHIN A

MARTHA E. MARSTON

SuE CooK McCLURE

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

MARY PEMBERTON MILLS

DOROTHY MAE N ALLE

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

CULPEPER, VIRGINIA

JESSIE ELEANOR NEALE

NAN BYRD OWENS

BEALETON, VIRGINIA

JARRATT, VIRGINIA

MARJORIE REBA PURYEAR RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

FRANCES ELEANOR ROWLETT

JEAN ARMSTRONG SHAFER

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

GLADYS TILSON SMITH

MINNIE DELAPLANE SMITH

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

DELAPLANE, VIRG!NIA

MARIAN REED SPEARE

FLORENCE RHEA TALLEY

ROCi::VILLE, MARYLAND

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

MARGARET DOWNER TAYLOR MORRISTON, TENNESSEE

EsTELLE EDwARDS VEAZEY WEST POINT, VIRGINIA

CORNELIA C.

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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

MARGARET MINOR

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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

HAZEL WARD WEA VER

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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

HELEN MAURY WHITTEN

SusAN GARLAND WHITTET

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

LOLA ERSELLE WILLIAMS

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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

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MARGUER ITE C. ABBOTT

HELEN ELIZABETH BINNS

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

SusAN BooTH BoNNET

MARGARET BOWERS

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

MAR y

ANNE CASTELVECCHI

MARY ELIZABETH CHAPMAN

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA COLEMAN

KATHRYN STUART CONNER

PULASKI, VIRGINIA

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

HELEN ELIZABETH CONWELL

ETHEL GRACE CooKE

ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA

WEST POINT, VIRGINIA

AMY LUISE COWHERD

MILDRED CROWDER

CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

REBEKAH ELLIS DAVIDSON

HELEN CAMILLA DENOON

RHOADESVILLE, VIRG !NIA

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

KATHRYN DUDLEY ELLIS

MILDRED LEWIS ELLYSON

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

ANN A Co RA FERRELL

ESTHER ETHEL FIGULY

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

QUINTON, VIRGINIA

HELEN ELIZABETH FINK

ELIZABETH R. FoLKEs

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

FRANCES ScoTT FRAZER

BEULAH LOUISE GREGORY

CHARLES TOWN, WEST VIRG !NIA

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA BLAIR HARRIS

MARIE LACY HARWELL

RICHMOND, VIRG !NIA

PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA

JuDITH PLEASANTS HoDGES

ELIZ.A BETH CLARK KELLEY

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

MOUNT VERNON, NEW YORK

VIRGINIA KIRK

FLORENCE MARSTON

OXFORD, PENNSYLVANIA

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

RAE ELEANORE

N ORFORD

HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA

MAYSVILLE JANE OWENS CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND

RuTH EsTELLE PARKER

MARY MARGARET PEARMAN

DANVILLE, VIRG!NIA

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

LYNDALE ATKINSON PITT

MARY ELIZABETH PuETTE

RICHMOND, VIRG !NIA

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

MARJORIE VIRGINIA PUGH

MILDRED IRENE REYNOLDS

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

ORANGE, VIRGINIA

ALICE R YLAND

ANNE PENDLETON RYLAND

RICHMOND, VIRG!NIA

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

CAROLINE A. SHAFER RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

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LAHORE, VIRGINIA

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

MARGARET WATKINS

Lou CHAPMAN WHITE

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

MARY VIRGINIA WHITE

MARY ELEANOR WHITEHEA D

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

SARAH FRANCES WILLIAMS

MARY HoLT WooLFOLK

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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

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RICHMOND , VIRGINIA

ELIZABE TH GANO ALLISON RICHMOND , VIRGINIA

ELIZABE TH WEBBER Â· ANGLE RICHMOND , VIRGINIA

THELMA ANGLEN BARNET T RICHMOND , VIRGINIA

FRANCES MEADE BERKELE Y RICHMOND , VIRGINIA

BLANCH E CHRISTI NA BRISTOW RICHMOND , VIRGINIA

KATHER INE BARR BROYLES RICHMOND , VIRGINIA

ELIZABE TH LEWIS BuxTON NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA

JANE WARREN CARROL L CLARKSVIL LE, MISSOURI

FRANCES COLEMA N PULASKI, VIRGINIA

RHODA HELEN CORNISH OLD GREENWIC H, CONNECTIC UT

ELIZABE TH MARILL A DENTON NORTHVIL LE, NEW YORK

JANE DABNEY DuKE RIC HMOND, VIRGINIA

HELEN MAy ELLETT POCAHONTA S, VIRGINIA

GRACE ELIZABE TH ELLIOTT G LENSIDE, PENNSYLV ANIA

ETHEL HEWLETT EUBANK RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

MARY ALICE FLACK BALTIMORE, MARYLAND

MOLLIE MACGILL FLEET RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

CATHERINE FRANCES GREENE MT . STERLING, KENTUCKY

CATHERINE HERBERT GREGORY RICHMOND , VIRGINIA

DOROTHY HILL HALL RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

PHYLLIS HANN RICHMOND , VIRG INI A

MARGARET ELOISE HARRIS RICHMOND . VIRGINIA

J EAN ELEANOR HUDSON RICHMOND , VIRGINIA

MARGARET ANN HULVEY UNIVERSITY, VIRGINI A

M A R GAR ET H E N I N GHAM IsBELL BEAVERDAM, VIRG INIA

P AGE BURWE L L JO HNSTON RICHMON D) VIRGINIA

KATHERIN E Lois LAN GHORNE BERW YN, ILLINOIS

J ANE T HAYER LAWDE R R ICHMOND , VIRGI N IA

R H ODA HoYT LESLI E AYLETT, VIRGI N I A

RUTH MARJORIE LIGHT RICHMOND, VIRG!NIA

MILDRED ALMEDA LOUTHAN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

MARGARET ANITA MITCHELL RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

DoLLY LEE NoRRis ELLERSON, VIRGINIA

MYRTLE ELLITON NoRRIS RICHMOND, VIRGINI A

MARY JosEPHINE O'GRADY RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

LOUISE LUCILLE RICHMOND,

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JEAN Lui PHIPPS CLINTWOOD, VIRGINIA

MARIE DuMANT PowELL SANDSTON, VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA LEE PRIDDY RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

MARIAN LOUISE PUGH RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

NANCY

LEE RILEY

_ SOUTH BOSTON, VIRGINIA

EsTHER ELIZABETH RoGERs HAMILTON, VIRGINIA

HELEN ESTELLE ROPER RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

RuTH CLARK RosE NORFOLK, VIRGINIA

WINIFRED Lois ScHENCK RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

MARY MAXINE SCHUTZE RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

POLLYANNA SHEPHERD PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA

ANN KATHERINE SMITH MARSHALL, MISSOURI

JoYcE NELLE STANLEY CLINTWOOD, VIRGINIA

ANNE ELIZABETH STEPTOE LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA

ELIZABETH MoRRIS STRAUS RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

ALICE LOUISE THOMPSON RICHMOND, VIRG!NIA

ALICE ELIZABETH TORBECK RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

LORENA FLORENCE TROUTNER RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

DOROTHY MAY

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GRACE MILDRED

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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

MINNA RAY WILLIAMS RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

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FRANCES STOVALL WRIGHT RICHMOND, VIRGINIA .

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JAQUE LIN JOHNS TON,

Winners

of Bla~rs

M ARYDEE LowE- 1932

JACKIE LowE-1933

HE Westhampton blazer is awarded to only Âˇ those who have shown marked skill in the realm of athletics. The insignia _shows by its stripes the number of sports in which a varsity letter has been won and by its stars the number of times .

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Winners

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DOROTHY LEIGHTY-

1933

VIRGINIA S ANFORn-

PORTSMAN SHIP, skill, leadership- these three words are deeply woven into that intangible thing that signifies the seal of Westhampton. It is the symbol of all that is fine not only within the field of actual participation in sports but includes the larger scope of college act1v1ty.

1933

Song Leaders M ARGARET TAYLoR~l935

VIRGINIA SANFORD-

MARGARET BowERs-

1934

1936

RHODA CoRNISH-

DoROTHY CHEWNING ,

College Cheer Leader

1937

VIRGINIA SANFORD

Hocke_y Captain

Hockey Wm. & Mary Extension_, 0

Westhampton_, 6

This, the first Varsity game, started the team off to quite a successful season. During the first half, the Varsity players found many opportunit ies to score, attacking the goal with only a fair degree of opposition from the comparati vely weak William and Mary defense.

Virginia Field Hock~y Associat ion Tournam ent The fourth annual tournapien t held at Westhamp ton this year is considered the best of all the preceding ones. Eleven colleges, including Westhamp ton, were represente d. From the beginning of the tournamen t until the closing match games were being played continuall y, keeping the spectators moving between the two fields, rooting for first one rival and then another.

There were many games between second teams, clubs, et cetera players and Varsity teams. Some of these games showed good team play and stick work, while others were not as good exhibitions of hockey. One of the big events during the tournament was the HarrisonburgWesthampton game which ended 3-0 in favor of the Spiderettes. Westhampton's Varsity came against one of her greatest rivals, expecting a much harder _fight, and in the end came out victorious. Both the defense and the attack played skillful! y, the passes of the forward line-from the center to the inners and out to the wings- being especially well played, evoking many comments of praise. The most exciting game, perhaps, between two rival teams was the William and Mary-Westhampton game which ended in a scoreless tie. The William and Mary team was characterized by great speed and by the long, hard, uncompleted passes, which sometimes went nearly the length of the field. The Westhampton team held to its short pass combination between the attack and defense and did excellently in intercepting the opponents' passes. The team, perhaps, would say that they enjoyed playing in this game more than in any other during the season, not mainly because they were opposing the age-old Williamsburg rivals, but because they were playing hard during the whole game as a well-cooperating team. The climax of the tournament was the final game played between two allstar teams, selected by a Committee of Coaches. On the first team (the wearers of th~ green) were four of Westhampton's Varsity and on the second ( the wearers of the red) were three other Varsity players. The game is said to be the best exhibition of hockey given by college girls in Virginia.

Sweet Briar_, 4

Westhampton_, 1

The trip to Sweet Briar this year was quite different from that of two years ago. Summer seemed to descend from the mountains for the afternoon and that stimulating cool weather that hockey players enjoy most was gone. The game was not marked by nicely completed passes or a strong, well concentrated defense on the visiting team. The opponents were able to break through our defense line and score by nicely directed "follow-up" shots. A large part of the time the play was back and for th in the center of the field, the ball being alternately lost and recovered again by each team.

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Tennis 1934 First Team . Second Team . Third Team

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FRED LAUGHON

JOHN TAYLOR

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FRANK NUNNALLY

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JACKIE LowE

MARJORIE PURYEAR

ELIZABETH CLARY

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ROGER W . LEVERTON

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Theta Chi

B. JOSEPH KELLEY

CLEVELAND C. KERN

Phi Kappa Sigma

Theta Chi

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Crimson and Old Gold

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Magnol ia and Rose

Kappa Alpha Journal

Fratres in Faculta te RoBERT C. AsTROP, B.A., M.A.

H. B. HANDY, B.A., M.A.

JAMES H. BARNET T, LL.B.

W. A. HARRIS, M.A., Ph.D.

C. M. CHICHES TER, B.A., LL.D.

B. C. HOLTZC LAW, B.A., Ph.D.

M. U.

PITT, B.A.

Fratres in Collegio JOSEPH ALEXAN DER

WILLIAM FLEET

VERNON Moo RE

GEORGE ALLEN

DAVID FRAZER

J. D. BERGER , JR.

WYNDH AM GREGOR Y

THOMAS PHILLIPS

FRED BLACK

JuLIEN GuNN, JR.

EDWIN PILCHER

MARLON BuRTON

BASCOM HARDCA STLE

STAGG POWELL

FORREST COLLIER

GEORGE HOPE

WILLIAM W. SEWARD , JR.

T. C. CROUCH

WILLIAM HOPSON

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FRANK MARKS

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Phi Kappa Sigma [Founded at the University of Pennsylvania, October 19, 1850]

Phi Chapter [Established at the University of Richmond, 1873] CoLoRs:

FLOWER:

Old Gold and Black PuBLICATION:

Goldenrod

Phi Kappa Sigma News Letter

Fratres in Facultate FREDERIC W. BOATWRIGHT, LL.D.

WEST TABB, B.A.

Fratres in Collegio 0.

PATTESON

S. LYLE GRAHAM

HARRY

ROGER W. GRANT, JR.

FLETCHER L. RAIFORD

WILLIAM C. GRINNAN

PERRY K. SCHULZ

JoHN H. GuY, JR.

H. GARNETT SNEAD

MAURICE S. DEAN

DUNCAN HAWLEY

STANLEY SPOWERS

GAIUS W. DIGGS, JR.

WILLIAM D. HERR

SYDNEY C. SWANN

JoHN W. DoBsoN

CARLYLE P. HOLLAND, JR.

DANIEL B. TERRY

JoHN EARLE

WILLIAM

SAMUEL M. EARLE

J. DAVIS EWELL, JR.

ERNEST MILLS

wILLIAM H. FOWLKES

ROBERT

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Ross S. OVERTON

WILLIAM J. AKIN E.

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BRAXTON B. TOWNSEND GILMAN R. TYLER FREDERICK J. VAUGHAN ROBERT

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Phi Gamma Delta [Founded at Washington and Jefferson College, May 1, 1848]

Rho Chi Chapter [Established at the University of Richmond , 1890J CoLOR:

Royal Purple

FLOWER: PuBLICATioN:

Heliotrope

The Phi Gamma Delta

Fratres in Facultate M. RAY DOUBLES, LL.B.

ROBERT E. LOVING, Ph.D.

WILLIAM J. GAINES, JR., Ph.D.

SAMUEL C. MITCHELL, LL.D.

GARNETT RYLAND, Ph.D.

Fratres in Collegio J. MoTLEY Boo KER

J. DICKEY LIGON

ROBERT L. SAVILLE, JR.

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HENRY P. LONG

MAXWELL R. SCHOOLS

BERKELEY MARTIN

J. ELWOOD SNEAD

STOVER CREASY

HowARD McCuE

RANDOLPH

ALFRED J. DICKINSON

THOMAS OMOHUNDRO

JoHN M. D. TAYLOR

E. STARKE FARLEY

WILBUR PECK

WILLIAM TURBYFILL

JAMES A. GRIFFIN

JoHN A. RADSPINNER

JAMES C. WEST

EDISON HAYDEN

JAMES H. RICKS, JR.

R. GRANGER WEST

P. WILLIAM INGALLS

ROBERT ROPER

EDWARD S. WHITE

JOSEPH

BUTLER

CHINN

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Pi Kappa Alpha [Founded at the University of Virginia, March 1, 1868]

Omicron Chapter [Established at the University of Richmond, 1891] CoLoRs:

FLOWER:

Garnet and Gold PuBLICATIONs:

Lily-of- the-valley

Shield and Diamond, Dagger and Key

Fratres in Collegio SAMUEL H. ALLEN

HARRY A. ROBERTS

CHARLES F. BAHEN

G. YouNGER SAUNDERS

WILLIAM P. EDWARDS

WILLIAM H. THOMAS

HAROLD M. GOODMAN

CARROL F. TOLER

WILFRED B. GREGORY,

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WooLRIDGE T. TucK

WILLIAM C. HAM

WILLIAM P. TucKE R

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WILLIAM H.

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Kappa Sigma [Founded at the University of Virginia, December 10,' 1869]

Beta-Beta Chapter [Established at the University of Richmond, March 5, 1898] CoLoRs:

Scarlet, White, and Green

FLOWER:

Lily-of-the-valley

The Caduceus, The Star and Crescent

PuBLICATIONs:

Fratres in Facultate RALPH C. McDANEL, Ph.D.

WILLIAM L. PRINCE, M.A.

CHARLES H. WHEELER, Ph.D.

Fratres in Collegio p.

LANIER ANDERSON

RICHARD A. FARRAR

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McGUIRE

CHARLES B. ARENDALL, JR.

ROBERT

R. SIDNEY BONDURANT, JR.

B. TARLETON BOWLES

DONALD B. GRAY

BEVERLEY L. BRITTON

VIRGIL

VICTOR H. CHALTAIN

ROBERT T . .HARRIS

ROBERT F. RIEGEL

KENNETH J. CHERRY

GEORGE B. LACY

ROBERT LINDSEY

CLIFFORD STREET

STUART C. CRAWFORD

ROBERT L. MASON

HAROLD

WILLIAM W. CRISP, JR.

SIDNEY T. MATTHEWS, JR.

BARTY G. TENORE

LAWSON

CooKE, JR.

JAMES DUNCAN

FERRELL

CHAISTY GARRETT

GRAY

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Sigma Phi Epsilon [Founded at Richmond College in 1901]

Virginia Alpha Chapter CoLoRs:

Royal Purple and Red

FLOWERS:

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American Beauty and Violets

The Sigma Phi Epsilon

Fratres in Collegio WAVERLY BARBE DoN ALD

WIRT MALLORY

CAMPBELL

ALLEN

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ROBERT M. CARSWELL

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COLEMAN LONGAN, JR.

PAUL SOMERS

WILLIAM P. T E RRY

SANFORD

Theta Chi [Founded at Norwich University, 1856]

Omicron Chapter [Established at the University of Richmond, 1915] FLOWER:

CoLoRs: Red and White PuBLICATION:

Carnation

The Rattle

Fratres in Collegio ROGER B. ADAMS BILLY

HAROLD

JoYCE

BRIEL KEPPLER

BALLOU

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JoHN B. BoATWRIGHT

CLEVELAND

REX BRUGH

WINSTON KING

WOODROW E. CARTER

LANGDON Moss

GRAYSON NICKEL

MEREDITH Ev ANS, JR.

FREDERIC R. FREUND

WILLIAM L. GLEASON

JOHN PHILLIPS

EDGAR JENKS

GEORGE

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Lambda Chi Alpha [Founded at Boston University, November 2, 1909]

Alpha Chi Zeta [Established at the University of Richmond, May 8, 1918] CoLoRs:

Purple, Green, and Gold PuBLICATIONS:

FLOWER:

Violet

Cross and Crescent, Delta Pi

Fratres in Facultate WoonFORD B. HACKLEY, M.A.

RoLvix HARLAN, Ph.D.

RAYMOND B. PINCHBECK, Ph.D.

Fratres in Collegio ]AMES G. BALDWIN

J. WESTON GILL

ROBERT J. BRANCH

MuRRILL N. HowE

OWEN L. NEATHERY

HuGH L. CARDOZA, JR.

]AMES M. JOHNSON

P. HENRY POEHLER, JR.

STUART P. CONRAD

G. HAROLD LUCAS

JACKSON M. PowELL

SLOVER R. CovEY

GORDON L. MALLONEE

EDWARD M. SCHAAF, JR.

FRANK CUTRIGHT

GuY V. MALLONEE

DAVID N. ScoTT

DAVID A. DUTROW

J. HowARD MAY, JR.

L. PORTER SEAY, JR.

CHARLES E. EDGAR

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Boo Ks P. SHETTER

STANFORD C. FINNEY

JOSEPH MEYER

HARVEY L. STRANG, JR.

wILLIAM J.

PRYOR R. MILLNER

STUART THOMSON

GILFILLAN

McDONOUGH

THOMAS H. MORRIS

SMITHSON MORRIS

Phi Delta Omega [Founded at the University of Richmond, March 1, 1915] CoLoRs:

FLOWER:

Green and Gold PUBLICATION:

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Fratres in Collegio

KIBLER

DAVID ALEXANDER

VERNON

HERBERT ALLEN

GARLAND KINCHELOE

]ACK BRISTOW

DAVE PARKER

BENJAMIN L. CAMPBELL

HORACE PHILLIPS

DAVID J. CONNORS

LINWOOD POWERS

CLARENCE E. DE~OON,

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ROBERT

RETHER

JoHN DoLEY

HOMERE. ROWLAND

BENJAMIN R. DORSEY

MELVIN

GEORGE M. GASTON

ERNEST SMITH

BROADDUS GRAVATT

HOWARD

ROBERT B. HARRIS

BEVERLEY D. TAYLOR

PITT HAYNES

G. THOMAS TAYLOR

SHEPPARD

SMITH

Daffodil

Pi Delta Sigma [Founded at the University of Richmond, December 4, 1930] CoLo Rs:

Blue and White

FLOWER:

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Frater in Facultate H. P.

THOMAS,

Ph.D.

Fratres in Collegio KENNETH ANG us

AUBREY FRANKLIN

SAMUEL BAKER

F. AUBREY FRAYSER

BASCOM BARRON

THOMAS HARRISON

GEORGE BOTTS

HARRY MUNDAY

GUTHRIE BROWN

How ARD ODELL

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GoRDON CHRISTENSEN

CHARLES RIDGWAY

LAMAR EDw ARDS

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ERNEST Ev ANS

FRANK TYNDALL

Osw ALD FALLS

DONALD WILLIAMS ALVIN

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Rho Chapter [Established at the University of Richmond, February 6, 1925] FLOWER:

CoLoRs: Red and Blue PUBLICATI ON:

American Beauty

The Quarterly

Fratres in Collegio MAX LASTER

JAKE BARNEY DA VE DIAMOND

MARTIN LEVIN SIDNEY LEVINSON

DAVE FLAX

DAVE LEVY HENRY MANDEL

]AKE FLAX ABE GREENE HENRY JAFFEE MORTON KARSH

SOLOMON SACHS

CHARLES KASSIN

LEWIS TOBIAS

MEYER SALSBURG

DAVE UMANSKY

Alpha Delta [Founded at the University of Richmond in 1923] CoLoRs:

White

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FLOWER:

DR. RoLVIX HARLAN,

White Rose

Faculty Adviser

Members LEON'ARD B. ARCHER

SAMUEL H. KIESTER

GARY A. , BOUSMAN

FRED

EDWARD J. CLARY

PAUL

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FRED J.

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PAUL G. WILEY

Delta Theta Phi [Founded at Baldwin University in 1900]

Jefferson Senate [Established at T. C. Williams Law School in 1912] CoLoRs:

FLOWER:

Green and White PUBLICATION:

White Carnation

Paper Boo.k Syllabus

Fratres in Facultate WILLIAM T. MusE

M. RAY DOUBLES WILLIAM S. CuDLIPP

Fratres in Collegio E.

KECK

GEORGE ALLEN

FRANK

WILLIAM BLACKWELL

BERNARD O'SULLIVAN

GEORGE RANNEY BRYANT

CHARLES PERKINSON

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MINETREE FOLKES

T. B. TowILL

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CLARENCE KEARFOTT

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Sigma Nu Phi [Founded at the National University Law School, February 12, 1902]

Jefferson Davis Chapter [Established at T. C. Williams Law School in 1921] CoLoRs:

FLOWER:

Gold and Purple PuBLICATIONs:

White Carnation

Owl, Adelphia

Honorary Memb ers Louis S. HERRINK

JOHN R. SAUNDERS

Members in School ANTHONY BAROODY

VERNON L. DUNCAN

WILLIAM BAYLIS

F. CASIMIR NOWICKI

VIVIAN R. BETHEL

J. KENNETH RADER

SAMUEL BINNS, JR.

LAWRENCE CROWDER

EVERETT SLAGLE

BALDWIN

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Omicron Delta Kappa [National Honorary Leadership FraternityJ [Founded at Washington and Lee University, 1914]

Epsilon Circle [Established at Richmond College in J 921]

VICTOR H. CHALTAIN

President RoGER W. GRANT, JR.

Vice-President PROF. W. F. CAYLOR

Secretary-treasurer

Members STUART W. CooK JoHN DoLEY OswALD

FALLS, JR.

ROBE RT W. F E RRELL EDwARD E. HADDOCK DR. RoLVIX HARLAN DR. R . C. McDANEL JoHN

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HELEN MARIE HuLCHER RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

LOUISE ROGERS LEATHERLAND RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA GREY WATKINS RIC'HMOND, VIRGINIA

Richmond College STUART WELLFORD CooK RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

CLARENCE ENGLAND DENOON, JR. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

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ROBERT WILLINGHAM FERRELL CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA

FREDERICK WILLIAM HABERER RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

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Alpha-T au Cast [Established at the University of Richmond, May, 1928] MAcELDIN TRAWICK, JuLIEN GuNN, JR.,

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JAQUELIN A. JOHNSTON MARY P. MILLS MARTHA F. PORTER MARGARET A. PROCTOR VIRGINIA

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Pi Delta Epsilon [The Honorary Collegiate Journalism Fraternity J [Founded at Syracuse University, 1909]

University of Richmond Chapter [Established November 26, 1926] WILLIAM W. SEWARD,

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Vice-president MAcELDIN TRAWICK

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Members CHARLES B. ARENDALL, BEVERLEY

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President MARGARET D. SLAUGHTER

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May DayJ 1933 A MAY QUEST MARIAN

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CA THERINE GEOGHEGAN

KATHRYN HARRIS ISABEL TALIAFE RRO, ETTA WHITEHEAD

. Master of Ceremonies Robin Page . The May Queen . Her Maids of Honor

QUEST, " wrjtten by Adelaide Holloway, was presented as the ''A MAY main feature of the annual May Day Celebration in the Greek Theatre. The theme of the "May Quest" is built on the English custom of of choosing and crowning a village queen every May Day. Therefore, the characters were peasant boys and girls, the dances and songs original folk songs.

An archery contest was held among the youths of the village to determine who should journey for eleven months in search of the chosen queen of the May. The prize archer, Robin Page, goes to Ireland and finds a castle in an Enchanted Wood. Elves work magic on him, and he sees the drill of the enchanted soldiers who are holding the Princess imprisone d in the dark forbidding tower. With the aid of the forest elves and their devious, ca pti va ting antics, Robin rescues the Princess and her maids of honor. The Irish ladies, who form the court of the Princess, dance with the soldiers who are released from their enchantme nt when Robin saves the Princess. Meanwhil e on the Village Green in Merrie England the peasant boys and girls are frolicking , awaiting their promised queen. The arrival of the maiden is announced as the Master's Entertaine rs are in the midst of a rollicking and elaborate solo-dance which leads to a May-Pole Dance participate d in by most of the village boys and girls. The Queen is crowned amid rejoicing and the "May Quest" ends in an elaborate tableau.

Proclamation Night Seniors in caps and gowns, bearing lighted candles; Seniors singing the culmina tion of their college years, Which other classes sing in future years; Seniors lighting the candles of the Freshme n, guiding their way through the unknow n paths. Message s of wisdom to those yet unacqua inted with the way. Songboo ks for the Freshme n who will sing past songs of Proclam ation nights. "Alma Mater" bringing a feeling of warmth for the new class now recogniz ed as a vital part of Westham pton. Thus did the Class of '34 formally welcome the Class of '37.

RIC HM OND CoL LEG E STU DEN T Bon y

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T IS NOT just the years, The length of days, The questions and the answers_,Âˇ It is the immort al dreams Implan ted i .11 our minds By those who knowT he feel of bluster ing winds , The strength of waves In opposition. It is the salient message Pressed to our eyes By such as told us To walk stately , To be patient and kind. It is the faces , The words We carry with us , The beautif ul land, And this last view Of our mature d youth. With a great hope We turn away. We do not grieve, For this we know: So strong you tuned us With your striking dear progres sioxz Âˇ That we shall bear it with us always , Knowin g it is the greates t of y our gifts. Luise Cowh erd

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