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Ca-Editors-in-chief PAUL SOMERS JR.

Business Manager

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ROBERT EDWARD LOVING, PH.D .

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gave us memory that we might have roses in Decenzher/) SIR JAMES BARRIE.

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of 1937 is a book of memories -memories of class and campus activities; memories of faithful teachers and cherished friends; memories of spacious buildings and beautiful grounds; memories of success and failures, joys and sorrows. Âˇ WEB

Memories-make us deeply grateful to our Alma Mater for her loving service to us. May this book keep these memories fresh and fragrant even until ((December.''

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r'-ICHMOND COLLEGE CLASSES ATHLETICS ORGANIZATIONS FRATERNITIES

WESTHAMPTON COLLEGE CLASSES ATHLETICS ORGANIZATIONS

T. C. WILLIAMS SCHOOL OF LAW CLASSES FRATERNITY SOCIETY

FEATURES SPONSORS DANCES HALL OF FAME

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9~n memo.Jdam ROBERT C. CRUTE HALIFAX, VIRGINIA

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June 18, 1936

CLIFFORD EVERETT DYE IRON MOUNTAIN, MICHIGAN

March 12, 1917 -

July 22, 1936

F. FLAXINGTON l-IARKER Professor of Mttsic, lf/ esthampton College RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

September 4, 1876 -

October 23, 1936

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President ...................

FREDERIC W. BOATWRIGHT

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Dean) Richmond College .......

RAYMOND R. PINCHBECK

D ean) Westharnpton College ...........

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Dean) T. C. Williams School of Law) MALCOLM Acting Librarian ............. Lucy

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. FREDERIC WILLIAM BOATWRIGHT, LL.D., ROBERT EDWIN GAINES, Litt.D.,

President of the University

Professor of Mathematics

SAMUEL CHILES MITCHELL, Ph.D., LL.D.,

Professor of Greek and Latin

WILLIAM ASBURY HARRIS, Ph.D., ROBERT EDWARD LOVING, Ph.D.,

Professor of Physics Director of Physicc.il Education

FANNY GRAVES CRENSHA\X', B.A., HENRY BRANTLY HANDY, M.A.,

Professor of History and Political Science

Professor of English

MAY LANSFIELD KELLER, Ph.D.,

Dean of ff/ estharnpton College and Professor of English

SUSAN MADELINE LOUGH, M.A.,

Professor of flistory

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Associate Professor of Latin} and Registrar

CAROLINE STOOKEY LUTZ, M.A.,

Professor of English

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Professor of Chemistry

. ROBERT COLLIN~ AsTROP, M.A.,

Professor of Psychology

JAMES HARMON BARNETT JR., LL.B., LOUIS SHEPPARD :8ERRINK, LL.B., WILLIAM LOFTIN PRINCE, M.A.,

Associate Professor of La1v

Professor of Education

MAUDE HoWLET! WOODFIN, Ph.D., RoLVIX HARLAN, Ph.D., ISABEL HARRIS, M.A.,

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ELLSWORTH WILTSHIRE, LL.B., '

MALCOLM RAY DOUBLES, LL.B., DAVID J. MAYS, LL.B.,

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Instructor in Applied Econon1ics

RALPH CLIP MAN MCDANEL, Ph.D., MARGARET NOLTING, M.D., MARGARET Ross, M.A.,

Professor of American History

Associate Professor of Psychology and Hygiene

A!sociate Professor of English

HERMAN P. THOMAS, M.A.,

Associate Professor of Economics and Applied Econo1nics

SHERLOCK BRONSON, LL.B.,

Instructor in Applied Econo1nics

WILLIAM FREDERICK CAYLOR, M.A., MALCOLM

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JOHN H. RUSSELL, Ph.D.,

Associate Professor of Spanish

Freshman Coach Professor of Applied Economics

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Associate Professor of l\1athematics

CHARLES LEONARD ALBRIGHT, Ph.D., JOHN WENDELL BAILEY, Ph.D.,

Associate Professor of Physics

Professor of Biology

BENJAMIN CLARK HOLTZCLAW, Ph.D.,

Professor of Philosophy

RAYMOND BENNETT PINCHBECK, Ph.D.,

Ro BERT FORTE SMART, Ph.D.,

Associate Professor of Botany

WILLIAM JUDSON GAINES, Ph.D., JEAN -GRAY WRIGHT, Ph.D.,

Dean of Richmond College and Professor of Contemporary Civilization

Professor of Romance Languages

Professor of French

Uniu..e~6..itfj 9:.aeuet'f NORMAN CURTIS GIDDINGS , M.A. ,

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WILLIAM TAYLOR MusE , S.J.D. ,

Prof essor of Lau

SOLON BOLIVAR -C OUSINS, D.D. ,.

Acting Pro fessor of Bible

JOHN WESTWOO D SMITHERS, LL.B.,

WILLIAM SAMUEL CuDLIPP JR., LL.B. ,

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ELSIE LUCILLE NOLAN, B.A.,

Instructor in French

GLENN F. THISTLEWA ITE, B.S.,

Director of Physical Education Associate Professor of Psychology ,-:znd Sociology

MERTON EZRA CARVER, Ph.D.,

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HENDERSO N GRADY KINCHELO E, M.A., MARY FANNING MOLINE, B.S.,

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MAURICE GREENE RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. Degree Fresh1nan Football, Basketball; Varsity Basketball II, III, IV; Varsity Club II, III, IV.

WILLIAM CLYDE HAMILTON TKA

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. Degree University Players IV; Debate Team IV; Glee Club II, III; University Choir II, III, IV; Virginia Intercollegiate Oratorical Contest first place, II; Radio Guild Director III.

GEORGE LEA HARPER

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MARION, SOUTH CAROLINA Applicant for B.A. D egree Social Science Society III, IV: Honor Council III, IV; Track Assistant Manager I, II, Manager III, IV; Varsity Club IV; Class Treasurer II; Debate Team I, II, Manager III; Forensic Council II, III, IV; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society, I, II, III, IV; YMCA Vice-president III; Glee Club I, II, III, IV; Dean's List; Intermediate Honors; Thomas B. McAdams Prize for Service to School.

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IRVINGTON, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Adn1inistration Track II, III; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society I, II; YMCA Cabinet I, II; Glee Club III, IV; Dean's List.

ROBERT NATHAN HELLER RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. Degree Collegian Staff I; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society I.

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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B .A. D egree WEB

Staff II, III ; Class Secretary III ; Band I, II .

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RAL.P H DEW HUGHES SANDSTON, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S D'egree in Business Administration WEB

Staff III ; Dean's List.

NEWTON SMITH JACOBS II Ll

LAWRENCEVILLE, VIRGINIA Applicant fo r B.A. Degree Freshman Basketball, Baseball, Track; Varsity Basketball II, III, Captain IV, Baseball II, III, Captain IV; Varsity Club II, III, IV.

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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA A pplicant for B.S. D egree in Business Administration Social Science Society

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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. Degree Collegian Staff I, Assistant Business Manager II, Business Manager III, IV; Class Senator III; S. C. Mitchell Literary Society I, III, Vice-president II ; Forensic Council III; University Social Committee III; YMCA Cabinet II.

CHARLES BRIEL KEPPLE.R Â®X

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant fo r B.S. Degree Intramural Athletics I, II, III, IV; Theta Chi President IV; Interf raternity Council III; Dance Co1nmittee IV.

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WILLIAM LAT ANE LUMPKIN A~' 0 ~ K

IRVINGTON, VIRGINIA Applicant for B .A. D egree Social Science Society; Varsity Club II, III, IV ; Collegian Reporter L II ; Freshman Track; Varsity Track II, III, Captain IV ; Cross Country II, Captain III, IV; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society I, II, III, IV; YMCA Cabinet I; Ministerial Association I, III, IV, Treasurer II; Choir IV; Glee Club.

MITCHELL YETTER MAcF ARL.A ND <PB K

TRENTON, NEW JERSEY Applicant fo r B.A. D egree Freshman Track I; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society II ; D ean's List I, II, III, IV.

RE.X ELTON McDOWELL BROOKNEAL, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. Degree Transfer from Hampden-Sydney; Spider Band III, IV ; Ministerial Association III, IV.

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ROBERT BOLLING McNEIL AXA

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. Degree

GORDON L.EE MALLONEE AXA

RICHMOÂ·N D, VIRGINIA Applicant fo r B.A. D egree Class Secretary III ; Tennis Team I ; Track Team Assistant Manager I, II; Swimming Team II; Intramural Athletics I, II, III, IV ; Interf raternity Council IV ; H arlequin Club III, IV ; YMCA Cabinet I .

H ENRY SAMUEL MANDEL <PA

TREN TON, N EW JERSEY Applicant for B.A. Degree Interfraternity Council IV; Phi Alpha President IV.

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BERKELEY HANCOCK MARTIN JR. r ~ RICHMOND, VIR,G INIA Applican t fo r B.S. Degree University Players IV.

WILLIAM THOMAS MASON RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. D egree in Business Administration Transfer f ron1 Virginia Polytechnic Institute.

JOSEPH JUDSON MILLER K~

CULPEPER, VIRGINIA Applicant f or B.S. D egree in Business / ldministration Kappa Sigma President IV.

EDWARD MEREDI1-1H MILLS

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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. Degree Staff II, III; Feature Editor IV; Collegian Staff I, II, III, Assistant Feature Editor IV; Class Senator III; Football Assistant Manager; Spider Band I, II; President Pi Delta Epsilon IV; YMCA Cabinet III. WEB

WILLIAM EDWARD MOORE

JR.

ONANCOC.K , VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. Degree Freshn1an Track I; Spider Band I, II, III ; D ean's List.

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JOHN LANGDON MOSS Â®X

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant f or B.S. D egree Intramural Athletics I, II, III, IV.

DAVID WINTON NAFF ~

ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Applicant f or B.A . D egree University Players II, III, IV; Baseball M anager I, II; Freshman Track ; Varsity Track II, III, IV; V arsity Club II, III, IV; Interf raternity Athletic Council IV; M u Sigma Rho Literary Society II, III, IV.

JOHN ROLAND NUCKOLS CHAT'H AM, VIRGINIA Applicant for B .A . D egree Freshman Football; V arsity Boxing II, III, IV ; V arsity Club II, III, IV ; Intramural Athletic Boxing I ; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society II, III, IV.

DAVID BENJAMIN ORCUTT JR. Â®X ~OSELEY,

VIRGINIA

Applicant fo r B.A. Degree Phoenix Society III; Dean's List.

CHANNING LUTHER PACE RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant f or B.A. Degree Spider Band II, III; Dean's List.

RICHARD CARRINGTON PAULETTE A

B K, T K A

SMITHFIELD, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. D egree Social Science Society III, IV; Baseball Assistant Manager II; Forensic Council III; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society I, II, IV, President III; YMCA Cabinet II ; Intermediate Honors; Ministerial Association; D ean 's List; Glee Club I, II, III, IV; University Choir IV; Vir~inia Intercollegiate Oratorical Contest Vice-president IV.

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HORACE EDWARD PHILLIPS L'.l

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant f or B.A. D egree Staff I, II; Freshman Baseball; Intramural Athletics III; Interf raternity Council III; Interf raternity Dance Committee III; Harlequin Club III, President IV. WEB

JOSEPH JOHN PIEROTTI RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant f or B.S. Degree

JOHN DAVID POWEL.L Â®X

STUART, VIRGINIA Applicant f or B.S. D egree Transfer from Virginia Polytechnic Institute; Intramural Athletics III, IV; H arlequin Club III, IV.

HUBERT HUDSON PRICE LURAY, VIRGINIA Applicant fo r B.A. Degree K~

Social Science Society III, President IV; Varsity Boxing III; Intramural Athletics I ; Philologian Literary Society I, Vice-president II, President III ; Interf raternity Council II, III ; D ance Committee III, Chairman IV; Harlequin Club III, IV; YMCA Cabinet I, II; Dean's List; Glee Club III.

JOHN ASA RADSPINNER rL1

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant fo r B.S. D egree Chemistry Club III, IV ; Collegian Staff I ; Varsity Boxing III ; Intramural Athletics I ; Interf raternity Council III, IV ; Glee Club III, IV.

FLETCHER LINDSAY RAIFORD K ~ ' 0 L1 l(

FRANI<LIN, VIRGINIA Applicant f or B .A. D egree Collegian Staff I, II ; Student G overnment Vicepresident IV ; Class Senator II, III ; Assistant Football M anager I, II, III : Varsity Manager IV ; Fresh1nan Boxing Varsity Club IV ; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society I, II, III ; Omicron D elta Kappa President IV.

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WILLIAM GILMAN REDWOOD NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Ap-plicant for B.A. D egree Transfer from University of Virginia.

NUMA LETCHER REID JR. ~<PE

PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA Applicant fo r B.A. D egree Chemistry Club; Collegian Staff I, II; Basketball Assistant Manager I, II, III, Varsity Manager IV; Varsity Club IV; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society I, II, III, IV; Interfraternitv Council IV; Dance Committee IV; Harlequin Club II, IV ; Dean's List; Glee Club I, II, III.

JAMES HOGE RICKS JR. <P r Ll , 0 Ll K, <P B K RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. D egree Socjal Science Society III, IV; University Players II, Treasurer III, President IV; Collegian Staff I, II, III ; M essenger Staff IV ; Assistant Football M anager I, II ; Boxing M anager III, Varsity Manager IV; Varsity Club IV ; Philologian Literary Society I, II ; YMCA Cabinet I, II; Intermediate Honors; Glee Club IV. '

JOSE LUIS ROBERT SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO Applicant fo r B.A. Degree

WILLIAM THURMAN ROBERTSON ~

PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA Applicant f or B.A . D egree Freshman Football, Basketball, Baseball, G olf; V arsity Football II, III, IV ; Basketball II, IV ; Athletic Association Vice-president II, Student Representative III.

ROBERT POORE ROPER I'Ll

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant f or B.A. D egree Phi Gam1na D elta President IV; Interfraternity Council II, III.

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DONALD STUART RUBENSTEIN <PB K

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. Degree Social Science Society IV; Dean's List.

JOHN WINFREE RUSSELL MIDLOTHIAN, VIRGINIA ApÂ·p licant for B.A. D egree

EDWARD MATTHEW SCHAAF AXA

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. D egree in Business Adrninistra:tion Clas Vice-president II; Senator-at-large IV; Freshman Football, Baseball, Track; Varsity Football II, III, Co-captain IV, Baseball II, III, IV, Varsity Club III, President IV ; Intramural Boxing II, III ; Harlequin Club III, IV.

WILLIAM HENRY SEWARD ®X

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant fo r B.S. Degree Intra1nural Football, Basketball, Baseball, Valley Ball; Harlequin Club III, IV.

OLYN WAYNE SHANNON ~II~

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA · Applicant for B.S. Degriee Che1nistry Club II, III, President IV.

BOOKS POORMAN SHETTER A_XA_

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant f or B.A. D egree Collegian Staff II ; Class Vice-president IV; Freshman Baseball Assistant M anager; Assistant Manager Track; Lambda Chi Alpha President IV; Interf raternity Council III, IV ; Interfraternity Dance Committee III, IV ; Harlequin Club III, Vice-president IV.

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PENDLETON McKINNEY SHIFLETT

JR.

IIKA

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant fo r B.A. Degree Harlequin Club.

ERNEST HASTEN SMITH <t> .6. n RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant f or B.A. D egree Freshman Baseball; V arsity Baseball II, III, IV ; H arlequin Club.

PAUL SOMERS ~

JR.

E , 0 .6. K , II .6. E

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant f or B.A. D egree ocial cience Society III, IV ; W EB Staff I, Asistant Busine s M anager II, Advertising M anager III, Bu iness M anager IV ; Co llegian Staff I, II ; Honor Council IV ; Class T reasurer IV ; Freshman Track ; G olf Assistant M anager III, M anager IV; Intramural Athletics I, II, III ; Interf raternity Council III, IV ; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society Vicepr sident II, Presid ent III, IV ; Forensic Council III ; igma Phi Epsilon President IV ; H arlequin Club III, IV ; D ean's List.

JOHN GREENVILLE STAPLES rrKA

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. Degree Collegian Staff II, III, IV; Messenger Exchange Editor; Tennis Tean1 II, III; S. C. Mitchell Literary Society II; Vice-president III; Forensic Council III; Virginia State Oratorical Association Secretarytreasurer.

JOHN EDGAR STE,VENS JR. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. D egree Phoenix Club; Collegian Staff I, II; Freshman Track; Varsity Track III; S. C. Mitchell Literary Society I, Vice-president II, President III; Forensic Council III.

JOHN MARSHALL TABB <Pr.6.

NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA Applicant f or B.A. D egree Intramural Athletics I, II, III, IV ; Intramural Council IV ; Interf raternity Council III, IV, Dance Comn1ittee IV ; H arl equin Club III, IV.

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RUSSELL SAGE TATE 0 L1 K, II L1 E, T K A

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. D egree Social Science Society IV; WEB Staff II; Collegian Staff I, II, III, Associate Editor IV ; Messenger Staff Assistant Editor III, Editor-in-chief IV; Student Government Secretary IV; Freshman Track ; Varsity Tennis II, III; S. C. Mitchell Literary Society President III; Forensic Council II, III; Secretary-treasurer IV; Debate Team III, IV; University Social Committee IV; Virginia State Intercollegiate Oratorical Association President IV.

A. LOUIS TOBIAS <P A, 0 L1 K , II L1 E

PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. D egree in Business Administration Collegian Staff I, II, Assistant Sports Editor III, Sports Editor IV; WEB Sports Editor IV ; Freshman Football, 'Track; V arsity Football III; Track III, IV, Boxing III, Co-captain IV ; Varsity Club III, IV; Intramural Athletic Council III; Interf raternity Council II, IV.

RICHARD LOUIS TODD II L1

WILDERNESS, VIRGINIA

Applicant fo r B.S. D egree in Business Adnzi1zist1Â·ation ocial ci nee Society III, IV ; Class Secretary IV ; Fr hman Football , Track; Varsity Football II, III, IV, Track II, III, IV ; V arsity Club II, III, Secretary IV ; Mu igma Rho Literary Society I ; Harl quin Club III .

THOMAS DAY TODD II Ll ~

WILDERNESS, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administration Senator-at-large III; Freshman Football, Track ; Varsity Football II, III, IV, Track II, III, IV; Varsity Club II, III, IV; Intramural Athletics II, III, IV.

WILLIAM GARLAND TURBYFILL <Pr~

NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. Degree Assistant Baseball Manager I, II, III, Manager IV ; Varsity Club IV; Philologian Literary Society I, II, III, President IV; Forensic Council Secretarytreasurer III, IV ; Phi Gamn1a Delta President IV.

CARL LOSEKANN TURKINGTON <PK~

JERSEY CITY, NÂ·Ew JERSEY Applicant for B.A. D egree Transfer f ron1 Temple University; Social Science Society III, Vice-president IV; Phi Kappa Sigma President; Interf raternity Council IV ; Dance Committee IV ; Harlequin Club IV.

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CHARLES WILSON TURNER FREDERICKS HALL, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. D egree Social Science Society IV; WEB Associate Editor IV; Philologian Literary Society Secretary III, Vicepresident IV ; Glee Club IV; Dean's List.

WALKER EARL TURNER AXA

MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. D egree in Business Administration Freshman Football; Varsity Football II; Baseball Assistant M anager I, II.

FRANCIS \X!ILLIAM TYNDALL I

~~'II~

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. D egree ol I c;i 1n taff I, II, Feature Editor IV ; M essenger As. istant Editor III Rich1nond College Editor IV ; Harlequin Club III IV ; YMCA Cabinet I, II.

STUART EMILE ULLMAN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant f or B.A. D egree Social Science Society III, IV ; Collegian Staff I, II, Assistant Business Manager III ; Glee Club I, II, III.

JOHN TABB WALKE RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

A pplicant f or B.S. D egree Chemistry Club III ; Intramural Boxing I.

JACK GRAHA:N1 WEBB KA

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. D egree Chemistry Club III.

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MICHAEL WALKER WEST IIKA

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. Degree in Business Administration Class Senator IV; Freshman Football, Basketball, Track; Varsity Football II, III, Captain IV, Basketball II, Track II, III, IV, Boxing II, III, Co-captain IV; Varsity Club II; Swimming Team II ; Intramural Athletic Council III; Interf raternity Council III; Harlequin Club II.

PAUL GARL.A ND WILEY A~

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. D egree

ARROLL MILTON WILLIAMS <PB l(

RI HMOND, VIRGINIA Ap plirant f or B.S. D egree h n1i. try Club II III, IV Â· Phoenix Club III, IV; oil egi nz taff I; T nni Team III, IV; S. C. Mitch ll Lit rary oci ty III, IV ; Dean's List; Int rn1 diate Honor ; Curator of Entomological Mus urn I, II , III , IV .

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RICHARD M. F. \XrILLIAMS Ill AXA_

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant f or B.S. D egree in Business . .1dministration Social Science Society IV; WEB Staff IV ; Collegian Staff I, II, III; M essenger Assistant Business Manager III; Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society III ; Glee Club I, II, III, IV.

HERBERT ARTHUR WILLIS

JR.

BLUEFIELD, VIRGINIA Applicant f or B.A . D egree Transfer from Bluefield College; Philologian Literary Society II, III.

H ARRY ALOYSIUS YOUNG K~

ATLANTIC CITY, NEW JERSEY A pplicant f or B .S. D e< aree Chen1istry Club III, Vice-pres id ent IV ; Fres h man Track.

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ROBERT WILLIAM YOWELL II~~ ' ~ II~

PEOLA MILLS, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.S. D egree Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society I, II, III, IV ; G lee Club II, III, IV ; YMCA II, III, IV.

HENRY DANIEL. ZI11MERMAN ~A E

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A . D egree Transfer from U niversity of Virginia.

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Richmond, Virginia

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Richmond Virginia

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Baltimore, Maryland

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Richmond, Virginia

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GLENN F. THISTLETHWAITE

Basketball} Baseball and Freshman 5 ports ......

MALCOLM

Boxing and Assistant Football .................. Assistant Football} Fresh1nan Baseball . . JoHN

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RussELL CRANE

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Freshman Basketball ..................... E.

WINFREY BROWN

Graduate Manager and Golf G'oach ............

W. FRED CAYLOR

Left to ri,qht, first row: N. Jacobs, West, T. Todd, Greene, Lumpkin, Siddall, Kielpinski, Denton, Gilman, Robertson, R. 'I1odd. Second row: Brown, Arthur, Francisco, Wilborn, Garber, A . Jacobs, Lawless, Kennedy, Morrison, Spears, Mundy. Thircl row: Raiford, Godsey,Â· Lynch, Reid, Pendleton, Alvis, Bristo-..v, Trevvett, Speir, Sanford, Marchant. Fotlrth row : Turbyfill, Flax, Copley, Norvell.

Officers President ....... . ... ............ CHARLES E. SIDDALL Vice-president .................... NEWTONS. JACOBS Secretary ......................... RICHARD 1. TODD Treasurer .......................... MIKE W. WEST

!V1e1nbers R. Frank Alvis Ralph C. Arthur Jack M. Bristow E. Lee Copley Howard R. Denton Alfred]. Dickinson Jr. ] oseph S. Flax Clyde T. Francisco Ray M. Garber Bernard A. Gilman J. Cornelius Godsey George L. Harper Ames M. Harrington G. Edward Hughes Albert L. Jacobs

Newton S. Jacobs Leonard.V. Kielpinski Jack R. Kennedy William L. Lumpkin Gus Lynch Avalon B. Marchant William E. Morrison James S. Mundy . D. Winton Naff Forrest H. Norvell Jr. J. Roland Nuckols Roderick L. O'Flaherty Clyde F. Pendleton Fletcher L. Raiford Numa L. Reid Jr.

James H. Ricks Jr. William T. Robertson Jack B. Sanford Charles E. Siddall George H. Spears John A. Speir Richard G. Stoneburner A. Louis Tobias Richard L. Todd Thomas D. Todd James L. Trevvett William G. Turbyfill Chalmers C. Walton MikeW. West Shanks M. Wilborn

May 6, 1937. Mr. Herbert Allen, Editor of THE WEB, University of Richmond, Virginia.

My dear Mr. Allen: Co1nplying with your request to select the best all-around athlete of the present senior class of Richmond College, I find myself confronted with a most difficult problem. If we should make the choice on the basis of the m.a ximum number of letters won, the honor would go to Alf red Dickinson who has won three in basketball, three in track and three in tennis, amounting to seven majors and two 1ninors since the third minor is equivalent to one major letter. On the basis of the most outstanding performance, the honor undoubtedly goes to William Lumpkin whose achievement in setting a record in the two-mile run in the Southern Conference Meet, in fourteen seconds less than the previous record, is the most outstanding achievement made by any University of Richn1ond athlete for a long period of time. Should we choose performance in the sport which contributes most to the athletic program of the U niversity, honors would be equally divided between Ed Schaaf and Mike West. -Both have served as captain of the football team and have won letters in baseball and boxing respectively, West being captain of the boxing team. He was chosen on the All-South Atlantic Team during his junior year. Thinking in terms of high-class performance in two or more sports, it is my opinion that the best athlete of the present senior class is Newton Jacobs who has been a regular on both the baseball and basketball teams for three years and has served as captain of both teams dut ing his senior year. During his three years of college playing he has pitched seventeen winning games against one loss. He has now completea his senior year pitching three no-hit games, a record that has been rarely achieved in college baseball in any section of the country. In basketball he was honored by' being chosen on the All-State Team. "Bucky" Jacobs is somewhat lacking in physique but_ has a competitive heart and I doubt that there is anyone on the campus, at present, that can come so near doing his best in each and every contest. Very truly yours, GFT:BE

GLENN F. THISTLETHWAITE, Director of Athletics.

9;ooteall THE

University of Richmond 's 5 l st year of Intercollegiate foo tball and its third under the guidance of Glenn Thistlethwaite was outstanding beca use of the fact that it opened its year with great possibilities and then w ent into only a fair season w hen an avalanche of in juries robbed the Spiders of their potentially g reat players. The pre-season practice tilt w ith Duke U niversity showed Richmond to have the makings of a powerful organization when they held W allace W ade's boys to three markers and scored once themselves in a two-hour practice session. As the season progressed the injury list grew, and many times during the year Coach Glenn wlls forced Âˇto make ends ou t of tackles, and backs out of linemen. The season ended in a deadlock with four wins, fo ur losses, and two ties . T he traditional rivals of the Williamsburg institution were defeated on Thanksgiving D ay, and individual honors were garnered

Left f o 1Âˇiolit: Robertson, SiH:' lHS, T , Todrl, Siddall. Ca l)tain \Vest, K ielpinski.

by Ton1 Todd, who w on a tackle post on the All-State first team. Captain Mike West, guard, and Ed Schaaf, center, won spots on the econd tean1. Jack Sanford, towering sopho1nore end, tied for an end post on the first eleven . RICHMOND 6--APPRENTICE SCHOOL 0.

Richn10nd ' regular schedule v1as opened in Newport News when the Apprentice School Team played host to the Spiders in the first night ga1ne in the history of the U. of R. Bobby Vaughan registered the first tally of the year as the Spiders managed to down a stubborn, underrated group of shipbuilders, 6-0. The pidcr played only ~ traight football thruout the entire contest, and out-rushed the former college stars 127 yards to 86. Rich1nond imilarly co1npleted three passes for 3 7 yards, while their opponents failed to complete any of eight heaves. Coach Glenn ' t a1n evidenced a great offensive a nine first downs were tallied to Apprentice's two. The Red and Blue exhibited a great downfield march in the first quarter but were set back just when a score seemed inevitable by a bad pa f ron1 center which put an end to the drive. A similar march was started in the third quarter and was halted by a fift en-yard penalty. P ndl ton, in hi. fir t var ity gan1e, and the veteran Bill Robertson looked good for Richmond. RICHl\fOND 7-RANDOLPH-MACON 7

The pider of Rich1nond College, in their first collegiate football encounter of the 1936 season, met the impossible, a 7-7 tic with th Yellow Jackets of Randolph-Macon. Coach Thistlethwaite's backfield men were unable to execute the newly introduced . hift without the official finding fault and so five-yard penalties were inflicted frequently. Many times, great holes were opened for the hard-charging ophomore, Clyde Pendleton, but his gains went for naught when head-linesman Denton called back play after play. Thu penal tie al ng with the heartbreaking punt that traveled past Bill Robertson spelled disaster. Richmond made

L eft to r i,qh t : Schaaf, M arch a n t, Pen dl eton, Sanfor d, Goel. 0y.

their seven points early in the second quarter after a p ower drive that fea tured the hard plunges of Pendleton. The Jackets cored after Bair's atten1pt to catch the pass thrown by Paliscack was ruled good as a result of in terference by Bobby Vaughan. The ball was given to the Jackets on the Spider 1-yard line and on the next p lay Paliscack uncorked another pass to the Sophomore, M cFall, who took the ball standing up behind the goal line. The statistics tell the story better than words. Richmond gaining 12 first downs to the J ackets 2, the Spiders gave up 110 yards in penalties against Randolph-:i\facon's 5 and the Spider back outgained their opponent 15 0 yards to 5 5. RICHMOND 0 -

R OANOKE

The 1'faroon Eleven from Roanoke College invaded Richmond for the Spiders' third game of the season, and managed to outluck Coach Thistlethwaite's charges as the voodoo of penalties crept up when a sustained Spider drive seemed eminent. Richmond registered ten first downs to Roanoke's three, and similarly suffered ten penalties of seventy-five yards to the visitor's fo ur of only twenty yards. Offensive honors of the day went to Bobby Vaughan who carried the ball fifteen times for a net yardage of forty-five yard . V aughan likewise featured in a forty-yard jaunt when he intercepted W roniewicz's pass with three minutes of p lay left in the game. This last scoring threat w ent for naught as W roniewicz re taliated and intercepted Spears' pass on the twenty-five yard line just before the final whistle. "Chuch" Siddall attempted to rival his backfield brethren as he took in Sanford Âˇs lateral on a pa f ron1 Robert on . Siddall fought his way for ten yards- Pendleton leading the interference- down to the M aroon thir ty-yard stripe. The usual penalty wac:; again forthcoming and Roanoke was again snatched from the defeat column by the prejudiced hand of fate .

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Joe" M dwick lived up to all predictions and led two sustained drives into Spider territory and then capitalized on th ir effort . It wa a thirty-two yard return of Sanford's punt early in the second quarter of the game that started Franklin and Marshall on a dri that \Va to go 58 yards and six points. He was aided by his runnjng halfback, Hummer, whose 15-yard slant off right tackl finally put the ball on the one-yard line. Lat in th la t quarter the pider made a real threat when Spears was rushed into the game to try his 1uck on passing when th ball h'1d con1 to re t on the Franklin and Marshall 17-yard line. His pass to Lawless was muft and the ball turned over to ranklin and Mar hall. From here the trong Diplomats staged a drive of eighty yards and seven points. Except for the two touchdown driv by the Diplomat and the one unsuccessful attempt on the part of the Spiders, the game was a hard fought d f n i battl with play centered between the thirty-yard stripes. The Spider line proved without a doubt to be as staunch as th n xt one 'lnd en th brilliant line play of Sponaugle and Santaniello could not lessen the greatness of such stars as the din1inutiv Ed chaff and Captain in place of Mike West who had received a neck injury just prior to the game. Along with haaf, Tom Todd play d a wonderful game. EMORY AND HENRY 6 - RICHMOND 20 With 'ln off n clicking for the fir t time in the current campaign and led by the surprisingly brilliant Sophomore, "Hebe" ~ p ac th pi r o rca1n the Wa p jinx to the tune of 20-6 ting. The boys from the west were never given a chance until th piders had n1arch d o er the1n for thirteen point . Looked upon a. a probabl tarter the night before, Spears not only got the assignment but came through in great style. Early in th fir t quart r, pear pa ed and ran the ball down to the Wa p nineteen-yar d line. From this point, Spears in two sucessi run Âˇ carri d th ball o r. iddall n1ade the extra point. The Spiders were unable to make headway until late in the hst quart r wh n one n1ore pear tart d a drive featuring pa ses to Mundy, Marchant, and Sanford. These three boys, althou h Of hornor pro d their ability a real ball-hawk . Sanford taking the last pas over the goal for six more points and th n "' p ar: fail d th try for ~ tra p int. ithin thr play. aft r th kick-off th Wa p had :finally stung. They cored six points after a brilliant forty-yard run by Bark r aft r he and K gley had connected in two other play for perfect passes. Then it remained for the veteran, Bobby

Vaughan, to start the Spiders on their third touchdown drive. Taking the kick-off, he ran fifty-three yards before being halted down on the Wasp's twentyseven. Then Spears unlimbered his arm once more and a perfect strike was scored, Sanford taking the ball on the goal line. Vaughan added the extra point. Thus for the first time, the shift introduced by Coach Thistlethwaite showed to advantage.

V. M. I. 20-RICHMOND 0 The ardor of Homecoming was dampened son1ewhat as V. M. I's Keydets turned the tables after five long years and crashed the Spider's Web to win 2 0-0. Richmond w·as in hot water from the opening whistle. A stiff-blowing north wind carried Ed Schaaf's center pass over the kicker's head, and si1nilarly blackjacked the Blue-clad lads' kicking which aided the Keydets in their first score. The combination of a bad snap back and the wind, caused Pendleton's kick to be partially blocked and Buttingham, V. M. I. end, scooped up the bounding ball on the thirteen-yard line to score unheeded. The Keydets added ·two more in the second half via the air lanes to bring the day's scoring to an end. The Spider forward wall played a great game and

smeared the great Treziach on n1any a running play. The ''Z' ' man carried the ball twelve times for a net gain of only twelve yards. Ironically enough statistics show Richmond to have gained five first downs to V. M. I's four. The game was fierce from the start and Spider followers saw their hopes die as Marchant, Stoneburner, and Mundy were carried off the field in turn. There is no end of praise for the great work of Captain West and Tom Todd in setting back the invading backs. The score is not a just estimate of the game.

V. P. I. 20-RICHMOND 7 On the Spiders ' third trip the Gobblers of V. P. I. proved to be too tough to handle and the proteges of Coach Glenn Thistlethwaite met a 20-7 defeat. Both teams played even in the first quarter and V. P. I. wa not able · to penetrate the Richmond defense until late in the second quarter after some fine running by Sodaro and Mel Henry's passes began to click. It was at this point that the Spiders weakened and the Gobblers scored. Then the Spiders uncorked three beautiful passes, the last one connecting from Spear to Robertson for a beautiful catch on the one-yard line. Robertson then scored when he received another pass in the end zone for a touchdown. These two particular plays brought forth much praise from the Blacksburg Insti tution. V. P. I. predominated in the second half and garnered thirteen more points while the Spiders were held scoreless. 12 -RICHMO D 0 Despite the growing string of inj uri c.:s, the Spid ers MARYLAND

played their b st hall of the sea. on but still Marylan f. great back, Bill uckey. on could not be denied. Twice he brok 路 loos 路 and twice he ran sixty-. ix yards to sore. He personally .aw to it that the pider' be.t was not g< od enough. He r u IJe I h is Ii t t Jt tr i ck s mid w 'l y i n the fi rs t and third quarters. But outside of thi. the two tean1. fought to a . tandsti 11 with the wild thrust of Pendleton bringing bur)t) of applause f ro1n the stands anJ renewed hope to the old grads. Many ti1nes did he fight hi . v.:ay through the stubborn defense only to stun1bk af t<.:r getting into the clear. 11 HA fPDE '-YD 'EY 3. Ri hmond earned its third victory of the 1ear and showc:d its scoring punch when the Tigers of Death Valley were defeated at ity "tadiu1n. The Red and Blue c.1n1c: from behind a three-point deficit and punched across two touchdowns in the second period as "I- Iebe" 'pears unli1nbered his passing arn1 and running legs to aid n aterially in the pider victory. Th路 Tigers went into an arly lead, as Charnbers rcco <;:red Kiel pinski 's f u1nhle on Richmond's eighteen, and White pla c:-kicked a fi Id goal from the twentytwo-va rd Iinc. Richn1ond mad a con1 back ju t a the fir. t quarter was ending, Schaaf intercepted Berni r's pass an I pears on the next play ca1nper d untouched to s ore. 'iddal l ad i 路d the extra point. The pider:-> scored again a Richn1ond drove down to th Tiger four-yard line, and Lawle s hit pay dirt on f cars' aerial flip. The boys from Death Valley didn't stand a chance f ron1 then on during the re t of the ga1ne a. the Richn1ond lin . 1nothered the Tiger ground attack an I ru, bed Bernier and White' passing. RJCHMOND

The Tigers showed a net yardage loss of 12 yards for 31 rushing plays. Spears was easily the outstanding star of the game as his passing and running kept the Spider attack at a rolling peak. RICHMOND 6-WILLIAM AND MARY

The final game of the year was featured with the steady play of all the veterans- Captain Mike West, Bill Robertson, The Todd boys, "Hoss" Walton, Neely Godsey and Ed Schaaf-all of whom were 1naking their last bow to Richmond fame. To Bill Robertson goes all the honor of putting the game under the Spider victory column, as the Petersburg boy lent the necessary spark in the last quarter and then scored on Spears' pass. For three quarters both teams tossed away many a scoring opportunity and except for brilliant defensive work of Ed Schaaf and the Spider line, the game showed little else. Toward the middle of the last quarter, Robby was ent in, and an in tant change in the team was to be noticed. Bill signalled for a fair catch on the Indian thirty-two, and f ron1 that point the Spiders drove on to a touchdown. The ball went to the five-yard stripe in an unbroken tnarch where three plays fail ed to get it over. Robert on took the snap from center, reversed it to pears and then went over the goal line to catch the winning touchd()\\'n pas .

/r'irsl ro11•. lf'fl to ri.11/11: HolH•rtson, ~'pparR. Cnptnin ,Tn<'ohs. Dil'kin:;:.on, Sanford. ·"''<'<'Ol1<l rou •: P. ,Jn<'ol>s, l'halrnprs, :\Iuncl~', Bristow, GrPPlle.

T AM, known locally a the "Five Iron Men," played an unusually strong schedule which \\'a climaxed by a Spider win over the strong Washington and Lee combine which later w nt on to win the outhern Conference crown. The Spiders, playing their first season under th outh rn onference literally fought their way to a bid to the tourney in aleioh. aptain Bu ky" Jacob and his brother Pete were honored with berths on the All- tat tea111. '" h Pitt xp rienced difficulty in ecuring a capable running mate for Captain Jacobs. r t at tin1 s he etned to ettle thi question and place a smooth running combination on th floor nd 0111e through with flying color . But probably the most significant develop111 nt wa the va t itnprovement of tate oppo ition. Such teams as V. M. I., Virginia, R,111 i lph-Ma on and V. P. I. how d va t improvement. The Keydets achieved quite a 11

success in upsetting the Spiders, Virginia produced shots that would be ordinarily impossible, and V. P. I. took the Spiders into camp only after the latter had secured a place in the select eight at Raleigh. Without a doubt, the most thrilling play of the season came in the last second of play in the Maryland game. Richmond, trailing by two points, lost the ball to the Old Liners and the game seemed over when Pete Jacobs broke through and took the ball with him for two points. As the ball sank the game ended, sending the game on into an extra period. Richmond won in a walkaway from then on, 51 to 40.

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\vith iltn ·t in urin untabl difficulties, Coach Puss Crane proved to be a L arv l f in · ir ti n and vlith the aid of hi Co-Captains Loui Tobias and Mike West, l th 1 .) _) 7 B ~ ing on to it close at the Southern Conference tournament at nt\ r ·ity f Maryland. l th l · ilt b . ·in a v r · tba k in Virainia. Thi , coupled " 'ith lack of interest and n h n1 l: u t ha rn p r J th bo · rs immen ely. An attractive ix-match schedule was .1nc 11 d until only tvvo 111atch n i r pr entation in the outhern Conference Tourney l 111 pr i : ' 1 th · _ 7 · .1 on . J \ 1 rth f n1at ri l r t a h ran t the beginning of boxing season. Only four , . t r.1n · .111 '\\' r ] th all. v ral n vv om r howed gr at promise but, due to various rc l · n , fa i 1 1 t · 1n th r u h. L opley 11 -pounder wa expected to do great things

in the outhern Conference Tourney but h ad to drop out because of parental objections. 1'1eyer Goodman was ineligible until February and was able to compete in only one bout. Opening the season, the Spider Boxer took a real trimming from the Southern Conference Champions of Maryland in an -0 score. These bouts marked the ring debut of most of the men on the Red and Blue team. A scheduled match with Duke University on Jan. 29 was canceled due to a conflict in dates on Duke's part. The only home match on the schedule was with V. M. I. on February 6. This was canceled due to the death of one of the Cadet Boxers from an injury received in the Maryland Match. Hampden-Sydney canceled its entire remaining schedule on receipt of this news. On February 13 the Spider mittmen journeyed to Blacksburg and came out with an unexpected draw. Feature bouts of this match proved to be those between Goodman, Lough, and Tobias. Goodman met Tech's highly touted Captain Lough

in his first college bout and cam out a winn~r. Captain Louis Tobia , Boor d in th ~ firsl roun 1 came back to outpoint his man and v 1n a draw. T h e Southern Conference Tourney wa th - third and last ring battle for the pi er 1nitt1nen. Thr c men represented the Red 'lnd Blue. Meyer oodman at 135 lbs., Co -Captain Louis 'Tobias at 1 5 lbs., and Co-Captain M ik Wet in the unli111it~J d ivision. N one of the e men went to the final being barely deci ioned but Coach 'ran re ivc l congratulation on the fine bowing m,1de by then1. I 'he curtailed chedul and the re ultin lack of fights was a g reat factor in th outcome of our figh ter . In add ition to the men already n1cntione i, O 'Flah erty, Nuckol Lynch, Hu h , and Arthu r bowed to areat advantage during the ea, on .

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H I it ·h ! L'1 y cat h ! With thi fan1ili r battery announcement, Coach Pitt's nine ~\vung int l gl ri u , n whi h _,nd d with the pider tied with the Indian of Willi ln1 .ln 1 lf} f r th t itc di,1m n titl n top of the pennant, Coach Put could point \ ·ith [rid t f ur t p rf rn1cr in th radu ting nior Captain tan Ciecko Win Br \VD H r h ,1n 1 ''Bia " L, y. h latter t\ o W°'te handed contract with Tom ·.hll\\'k y' r ·juvin t · 1 B ' t n R d , ' a compli1nent to any collegiate coach. All four of tl c , n1cn ~, re: L , · pti n,llly p \\ rful in win rina the hi kory. Lacy led th club with an . ·erc.1 cl c t th f ur hundr d 1n, rk. ach in turn \\ re r at performer all four con·iJ Te 1 the t in th st1te in th ir r e>· p ti po. ition. Be ide hi enior, Coach Pitt h.i l u ·} n:put 1 .- Jr · ,1 · • ucky '· ] b · "'h wa not r dited with a ingle defeat. r th 1iu1 nd r n1 i ·k '. ini ti 1 k " Bu ky' ·' brother Pete played a con i tent 0 ..1111 • J hir l. h ia · an 1 L) nch alt rnat . d at e ond \vhil "Toot " Garber proved the f l linn ..ll"c: f he: t n1 \vhil ·c ping th m up fr 1n the ·hort top po iti n. In the ou fielJ .ii n~ \\'ith r \\'11 \\' r "H , " , lt n and ly od · y. 1

Be ide S\veeping the tate th pider \V re abl t t·1k uch ~ tr n out - f -·t .1 e t ~ as Ohio State Univer iti of Michi n Marylan and rth r lin.1 f ,l\' ·hil dropping game only to Wake Fore t due to th in xp ri n of th it ·hin~.... taff who were unable to control their f t on ~ . Th liml x f th ·curr J \vh n Herb Hash set dovvn twenty-seven m n vvho f d him in th 1n1, llTI . nly t \' got on and they were caught off fir t. The h artbr ker \\a th a k i n h fin ~ll game with William and Mary. r

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f. I. t\ r pe.tt \\ .h ma k tn the Ari rentic ho )I rn t and ag·1in again. t William and Mary, etting the.: m.Hk u1 to I) l feet 2 V~ i ·he.. TuJ I ·,un d hi - honor: again. t a. hington and Lee when he I ut the I() ! oun l ~hot f r t list,1 e of 2 f "' t 6 in hes )Oly to e Hal utton ou t hi record with a

cct 9-tn h h ·,t\L' .tg,1111-.,t ' illi.1n1 .1nd 11·u ' · Tht: llHl-..t unu u.tl uct.1~ion uf th · se l~on \v·ts .1pt.1in lark 's participation in a n1eet at home when hL \.l~ .tdu.tlly .1t the 1 cnn rel.1y~ in PhiL1detphi,1. Through ·p ial arrangen1ent with Wahington .111 l I l 1.trk·.., J.l\ l'lin he,n · ' ,h ent in h ' t ·legrdn1, an l allow d tn count in th core sumrnary . n .dl -l ni,cr-..it\ n1cct, in .1n .1ttt.·n11t to int re ·t ~l.' n1an ' a · pos ·ibl in track mark d the official upenin' { f th · . ., -.i...nn . 11 urg.1niz.1tions n()f c:r,tttd to put forth on of the . t athl tic event of the , . ·,1 r .

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John E. Jordon Woodrow W. Paris George M. Pollard \\lilliam M. Robinson Seabury D. Stoneburner Joe R. Troy C. Porter Vaughan C. Fred Wortham John W. Wright

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H. Hudson Price Harry A. Young

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C'o/ors: Royal Purple and Red Floivers: Atneric an Beauty and Violets JJublication .Â· The Sign1a Phi Epsilon

Fratres in Collegio Class of 1937 D. Winton Naff Jr. William T. Robertson Numa L. Reid Paul Somers Jr. Class of 1938 Richard C. Bowles J. Stuart Graham W. Ellwood Cross J. Thomas Johnson William S. Gordon Eugene W. McCaul John H. Preissner

Class of 1939 Kenneth L. Black Jr. F. Merrill O'Connor E. Linwood Brandis Jr. Grover C. Pitts Judson K. Chapin John L. Ridenour E. Lee Copley William H. Sanders Jr. H. Hunt Dickinson John D. Sanford Edward L. Field' George B. Somers William E. Harrelson Jr. LeRoy A. Watson J. Monroe Wells Jr.

Class of 1940 Robert H. Brient William F. Kayhoe Eugene L. Brunk Henry M. Lewter Jr. Thomas H. Bruno John A. Long George E. Connor Roy C. Parks Fred C. Farberg Allan J. Phaup Jr. Charles M. Franck M. Winfield Scott Frederick 0. Franck P. Paul Saunier Jr. Wilbur L. Jenkins Robert V. Talley John T. Watkins Jr.

Founded at Norwich University) 1850

OMICRON CHAPTER Established at the University of Richmond} 1915

Colors.· Red and White 1~lou 1 er.·

Carnation

P11bliccttio12 .·The Rattle

Fratres in Collegio Class of 1937 Thomas I. Broaddus David B. Orcutt Jr. C. Briel Keppler John N. Pastore ]. Langdon Moss John D. Powell William H. Seward

Class of 1938 A. Roswell Bowers Thomas M. Hall Class of 1939 Thomas M. Davenport Samuel C. Epes

Kenneth C. Philpotts Robert G. Urbach

Class of 1940 Joseph J. Black Thomas S. Jones Carl A. Felton Jack R. Noffsinger Grayson M. Foster John P. Sanders Carleton A. Whitlatch

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Fratres in Facttltate Henderson G. Kincheloe, M.A.

Jo eph E. Nettles B.A.

Frcttres in Collegio Class of 1937 Horace E. Phillips Herbert C. Allen Jr. Ernest H. Smith A. Broaddus Gravatt Class of 1938 S. Brooks Robertson Gus Lynch William F. Robertson M. Bailey Murdock Class of 1939 Calvin H. Kibler Charles E. August William H. Martin John H. Dodd Forrest H. Norvell William D. Gravatt Linwood C. Powers Hunter S. Jackson Class of 1940 Edward L. Bragg John L. Jones R. Crozet LaPrade Herman A. Ehmig Jr. Âˇ Raymond E. Johnson Randolph H. Parrish Wilbur H. Wrenn

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cICISJ 0 f 193 7 John R. Broo ks Jr. Rob ert B. McN eil Gord on L. Mall onee

Book P. hette r Wal k r E. Turn r R. M. F. Will iams III

Class of 193 Jame s H. Knig ht C. James Alla rd Jr. Ru sell E. Wal ton Jose ph M. Dam eron Class of 1939 Will iam E. Mor ri on John R. Ken nedy Class of 1940 John M. Bare ford Arth ur C. Beck Will iam B. Burg e C. Clev elan d Coates Benj amin F. Dew Rob ert C. Kru g

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H rrnan P. Th n1as, Ph.D.

Fratres in Collegio Class of 19 37 Thomas D. Todd Newton S. Jacobs Franci W. Tyndall Richard L. Todd Robert W. Yowell Class of 1938 Albert L. Jacob~ Howard L. Carroll Douglas W. Murphy William P. Dooley Joseph W. Wil on Curtis M. Haug Class of 1939 Julian 0. Kay Frank M. Conner Jr. G. Albert Klaffky Louis A. Earles Jr. J. Davi Mottley Jr. Clyde W. Ford Daniel R. Rigg Jr. Eugene W. Ford Jame 1. Thack r Clyde T. Francisco Richard J. Weyer Charles R. Guthrie Class of 1940 Garland D. Haddock Vincent R. Adams Russell E. Herring Jr. Walter E. Bass H. Harold Hobgoo d William D. Buck tuart W. Hoskin William B. Crowe Robert L. McNeely Ashley D. DeShazo r George W. Ross Jr. Hatcher S. Elliot Edward . inar Wilson 1. Faris Paul C. Thomas Charles P. Ford Frank Van Le uwen Daniel W. Fowler

Fo11nded at Georae lf7 ashing ton U niversityJ 1914

RHO CHAPTER Established February 6 192 5

Colors: Red and Blue Flower: American Beauty Publication.· The Quarterly Fratres in Facultate Abe I. Whitenfish, Ph.D.

Fratres in Collegio Class of 1937 William Berman idney Kaplan

Henry S. Mandel A. Louis Tobias

Class of 19 38 Irving Chofnas Joseph S. Flax Jam es Laster

Class of 1939 idney Barney Louis P. Manger Moses Pattashnick

Class of 1940 · David D. Abeloff Alec Epstein

Meyer Goodman Bernard Insler

Fo11nded at the University of Richnzond 1923

Colors: White and Copper Flower.Âˇ White Rose Fratres in Facultate Solon B. Cousins, D.D Rolvix Harlan, Ph.D.

Fratres in Collegio Class of 1937 Cecil C. Anderso n Fred T. Laughon Jr. Leonard B. Archer William L. Lumpkin W. George Bond R. Elton McDow ell Horace L. Ford R. Carringt on Paulette Horace C. Jones Ryland 0. Reamy Paul G. Wiley Class of 19 38 Dale F. Griffin Harry T. Jame R. Bruce Griffith Jr. Edwin C. Thornto n Jr. Philip H. Tomlins on Class of 1939 Clyde T. Francisco Richard H. Saunders Class of 1940 Walter E. Bass Hatcher S. Elliott Luther A. Harrison Joseph 0.

Clyde B. Lipscomb Robert L. McNeely G. Gordon Patton Sullivan Jr.

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CONSTANCE KEESEE FLEMING Applicant for B.A. D egree WEB

Staff IV.

MARTHA ANN FREEMAN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. D egree Class Hockey I, II, III, IV; Varsity Hockey III, IV; Puppet Troupe III ; Head of Puppetry for ·w esthampton IV; University Players IV; Production Manager, May Day IV.

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ZIPPORAH GROSS RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A . D egree

MARGUERITE PAXTON HALL RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant f or B .A . D egree

MARGARET ELOISE HARRI RI CHMOND, VIRGI IA Applicant for B .A . D egree G lee Club I ecretary-trea ur r II, Pr ident III, IV; El Picaro I, ecretary-tr a ur r II ; Coile f!.i 11z taff II, port Editor III, ociety di tor IV; Vic pre ident Junior Cla ; ong L ad r Junior la s; Adverti ing Manager, WEB III· Pr . ident ·nior Cla ; Chairman of May Day omn1itt e IV · International Re lation Club IV.

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JEAN ELEANOR HUDSON RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. D egree Debate Council I, II, IV, Secretary III; Class Basketball I; Class Track I, II, Manager III; Class Hockey II; Chemistry Club IV.

MARGARET HENINGHAM ISBELL BEAVERD AM, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Treasurer Senior Class; YWCA Cabinet, Chairman of Blue Ridge IV.

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MINA L. KARP RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. D egree Class Hockey I, II, III; Collegian Reporter II, Sports Editor II, Westhampton Editor III, Adviser IV; Varsity Hockey Squad II, III; President Mortar Board; International Relations Club IV; Member of Executive Council IV; Puppets IV.

JANET. LAWDER RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B .S. Degree

MILDRED AL.MEDA LOUTHAN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. Degree Manager Class Track Team III; Vice-president College Government IV.

MARION STUART MILLER RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. D egree Business Manager pets IV.

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MARGARET ANITA MITCHELL RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. Degree Class Hockey I; Class Basketball I; Assistant Song Leader I; Secretary Sophomore Class; President Junior Class; Glee Club III; President Athletic Association IV; Vice-president and treasurer, Mortar Board IV; Member of Executive Council IV.

MARY CONWAY MONCURE TOWSON, MARYLAND Applicant for B.S. DÂ·egree

FLORENCE BAGBY MOORE PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. D egree oi r ity Choir I; Glee Club I, II, III, Vice-presid nt IV; El Picaro II, III; Industrial Commission cretary Senior Class; Fire Chief IV; InterIII; national Relation Club IV.

HAZEL NEALE BEALETON, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. Degree 1

Varsity Basketball I, II; Debate Council I; Varsity Hockey II; Varsity Tennis II; Manager of Basketball II; Class Hockey II, III, IV; Class Basketball II, III, IV; Class Tennis II, III, IV; Blazer Winner II; Collegian Staff II.

MYRTLE ELLITON NORRIS RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. Degree International Relations Club II, III, IV.

MARY JOSEPHINE O'GRADY RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. D egree Chemistry Club IV.

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LOUISE L. PATRICK RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. D egree Chemistry Club II, III, Secretary-treasurer IV; International Relations Club II, III IV; Collegian Staff II; Biology Club IV.

HENRIETTA ELIZABETH PLEASANTS '

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. D egree Debate Council I; Les Femmes Savantes II, III, Social Chairman IV.

ALICE GERTRUDE POWNELL HARVEY, WEST VIRGINIA Applicant for B.S. Degree Tran f r from Averett College II; College Cheer L ad r II, III; Varsity Tenni II, III; Class Tennis II; Tenni Double Champion III; Class Hockey II, III; Var ity Hockey III, IV; Varsity Basketbal 1 III; Class Basketball III; Secretary of Athletic A. sociation IV.

VIRGINIA LEE PRIDDY RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. Degree Biology Club IV.

NANCY L.EE RILEY SOUTH BOSTON, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. Degree YWCA Cabinet II, III, President IV; Les Fe1nmes Savantes II, Secretary-treasurer III, IV; WEB Staff III; Student Vesper Committee III, IV; International Relations Club IV; Honor Council IV; Executive Council IV; Peace Council IV.

HELEN ESTELLE ROPER RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. D egree Glee Club I ; International Relations Club III, IV; Collegian Staff III.

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WINIFRED LOIS SCHENCK RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Class Hockey I, II, III; Class Basketball I, II, III; Les Femmes Savantes II, III, President IV; Industrial Commission YWCA II; Business Manager, Messenger III, IV; Editor Handbook III; International Relations Club IV.

POLLYANNA SHEPHERD PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. D egree Secretary Freshman Class ; Recording Secretary College Government II; Executive Council II, III; Secretary-treasurer YWCA II; El Picaro II, III; YWCA Cabinet, Chairman Blue Ridge III; Treasurer College Government III; House President IV; Honor Council IV.

JOYCE NELL STANLEY CLINTWOOD, VIRGINIA

Applicant for B.A. Degree Varsity Ba ketball I, II ; Debate Council I, Secretar II, III, Vic -pre ident IV; Cla Basketball I, II· l·L Hock y I, II, III, IV; Secretary Athletic A. sociation II· YWCA Cabinet II, III; Junior R pr ntative Judiciary Board; Hou e President on L ader IV· Var ity Hockey IV. IV; Cla

BARBETTE CHRISTIAN STEPHENSON PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA Applicant fo r B.A. Degree Collegian Reporter I, II, Feature Editor III, Managing Editor IV; Class Hockey I, II, III, IV; Class Tennis I, II; University Players II, III, IV; Feature Editor, WEB IV; Publicity Manager of Glee Club IV; University Choir IV.

RUTH L.EE STEPHENSON RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant fo r B.A. D egree Phi Beta Kappa; Tau Kappa Alpha President IV; Debate Council I, II, III, President IV ; Les Femmes Savantes I, IV; Class Basketball I; Collegian Staff III; Co-Editor-in-Chief, WEB IV; Botany Laboratory Assistant IV; Glee Club IV; University Choir IV; International Relations Club IV; Biology Club IV.

ALICE LOUISE THOMPSON RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant f or B.A. D egree Phi Beta Kappa; D ebate Council I, II; Vice-pre ident III; Collegian Reporter I, II ; President Sophomore Class; Activities Editor WEB II ; Les Femmes Savantes II ; Class Basketball II, III; International Relations Club II, III ; ] uni or Representative to Executive Council ; President Student Government IV; Mortar Board IV; Honor Council IV ; Class Hockey IV.

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ALICE ELIZABETH TORBECK RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Ap pli'cant for B.A. Degree Treasurer Freshman Class; Class H ockey II, III; Day Student Representative IV; Executive Council IV; International Relations Club IV ; Les Femmes Savantes IV; Business Manager May Day IV.

CHRISTINE OMEGA VAUGHAN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. D egree

GRAC MILDRED VICK RI HMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for B.A. Degree ouncil I, II, III, IV; Collegian Reporter D bat I; Int rnational R lation Club II, III, IV; Univer:ity Play r. III, IV; D bate Manag r III; Puppet Troup III, IV; H a of Puppetry for We thampton IV· A. , istant ditor M ess nger IV; Delegate I. R. . onf r nc IV· May Day Con11nittee IV.

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HILDA KIRBY

JULIA GUNTER

ERNESTINE AKERS

MARGARET LOCKWOOD

L. ERNE TI E AKERS

GENE AUSTIN

JEAN BOBBITT

Richmond , Virginia B.A. Course

Richmond, Virginia B.A. Course

Enfield, North Carolina B.A. Course

E. BROWN Richmond , Virginia B.A. Course

MARTHA BYERS

Richmond , Virginia B.A. C ourse

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Norfolk, Virginia B.A. Course

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Richmond , Virginia B.S. Course

EDITH G. CROSTIC

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Richmond, Virginia B.A. Course

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MARY]. EARP Mil ton, North Carolina B.A. Course

MARTHA Lou ELLIS

FLORENCE FOWLKE

Richmond, Virginia B.A. Course

Danville, Virginia B.A. Course

CAROLINE FRAZER

MILDRED GAFFORD

Charles Town, W est Virginia B.A. Course

Richmond, Virginia B.A. Course

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Richmond, Virginia B.A. Course

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HENRIETTA HARREL L

Richn1ond, Virginia B.A. Co11ne

M. GUNTER Richmond Virginia B.A. Course

MILDRED L. HARRELL

Jo ANN KENT

HILDA KIRBY

Arlington, Virginia B.A. Course

Richmond, Virginia B.A . Course

A LICE LACY

W . L EWIS Dumbarton, Virginia B.A. Course

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H al ifax, Virginia B.A . Course

Norfolk, Virginia B.A. Course

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JOSEPHI NE MA LL ORY

Richmond, Virginia B.A. Course

ADELE L. M AXIE

Tu LIA Mc C L URE

Richmond, Virginia B.A. Course

Richmond, Virginia B .A. Course

H ELENE L. M ILLER

Richmond, Virginia B.A. Co11rse

B. ORTHEY ew York, New York B.A. Course ANCY

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Richn1ond, Virginia B .A. Course

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Rich1nond, Virginia B.A. Course

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Ri hn1ond Virginia B.A. Cours

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MARIAN WILEY

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MARY DELL

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Banham , Texa MARGA RET CRABTR EE

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Richmond, Virginia ALYS D'AvE NE

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Richn1ond. Virginia

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President Adviser .

l\ Le Ill bers Erne:tin Akers Betty Alli on Blanch Bri tow Katherin Broyles ancy Chapp 11 dith Cro tic Barbara D Jarnette Margaret Dudley Alice ans Helen ll ett rac Elliott thel Eubank Mildr d Gafford arroll ano

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C. WILLIAMS SCHOOL OF LAW

Executive 0 fficers President ......................... Vice-president ................. Secretary ............... ,. . 1~reasurer

LEWIS AMES

WALTER

ROGERS

FREDERICK T. KINGDON

. . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . .

FRED

TIMBERLAKE

Y'..tudent 9;()..(J..etinment A~wciati<m ' T. C.

WILLIAMS SCHOOL OF LAW

The Senate

Benj. L. Campbell

Robert M. Carswell

Lawson H. Cooke Jr.

Mills A. Eure

Donald S. Slagle

Donald D. Williams

1'..tudent 9.Q.fUJuiment ./l,6,6,oeialion Honor Court

Chief Justice ........ ...

ALLEN

STAPLES

Joseph A. Alexander

Lewis W. Martin

Gilbert C. McKown

Harold B. Yudkin

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Lau; Library

President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

BEN J.

CAMPBELL

Vice-president .............

DONALD

WILLIAM

Secretary-treasurer ..........

LAWSON

COOKE

Jr.

WHEREAS ab initio the Class of 1937 with intent to compound the felony of trespass QCF upon the attractive nuisance and business situs of the Law School by vi et armis fraud in the f actum; whereas they have in confusion pledged with caveat emptor Barnett's treasure trove watch of Ike Marvel; whereas they have for no shifting use enf oeffed Her rink's Blackacre to Percival the Pacifist without curtesy; whereas without due process of law they have given full faith and credit to Catterall' s non-justiciable hearsay ratio decidendi political question dicta which is pure res gestae; whereas they have inequitably without consideration been third party beneficiaries to Doubles' former jeopardy; whereas tho non sui juris they have negligently had their last clear chance to become one of Muse's three views of nuisance; therefore, by spontaneous exclamation pro bono patriae be it causa mortis ordered because res i psa loquitur that the Class of 193 7 be placed on the index expurgatorium of this bailiwick as ex post facto pains and penalties-may they assault and batter (C.O.D.) the gates of fame with clean hands and meeting of the minds, but God Save th~ Commonwealth .

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EDMUND

ABBOTT

JR.

AXA

WATERBURY, CONNECTICUT Applicant for LL.B Degree Washington and Lee University.

JOHN LEWIS AMES K ~' 0 ~ K, T K A

LYNBROOK, NEW YORK Applicant f or LL.B D egree A.B. Randolph-Macon College; Varsity Football, Basketball, Baseball Randolph-Macon; President 路 Student Government; Treasurer Student Govern1nent; Member Board of Publications; McNeill Law Society; Justinian Law Club; Member State Bar .

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RI HM ND VIRGINIA Applicant f or LL.B D egree A.B. Han1pd n- dn y olleg ; Captain Ba eball Harn pd n- 1 1n y ~ Pr ,' id nt tud nt Body Hampien- dn y 路 Ju. tinian Law l ub; Pr sid nt Interm diat , la. s 路 M n1b r , tud nt o rnm nt enhool usin ss Manag r th 19 36 WEB. .1t 路 Lav;

SAMUEL R. BUXTON

JR.

KA, 0 6. K

NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA

Applicant f or LL.B D egree Wake Forest College; Secretary Student Govern1nent; Vice-president Intermediate Class; M en1ber State Bar.

BENJ. L. CAMPBELL <P 6. n, 0 6. K PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA

Applicant fo r LL.B Degree University of Richmond; Captain Baseball ; President Intermediate Class ; President Senior Class; Member Student Government Senate; M cN eill Law Society.

LAW SON H.

OOKE

JR.

K ~

MEMPHIS, TENNE

Applicant for LL.B D egree University of Richmond ; M c eill Law ociety; Justinian Law Club; Member tudent G overnm nt enate ; Secretary- trea urer enior la · M mber tate Bar.

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HARRY HICKMAN CROPPER OCEAN CITY, MARYLAND

A pplicant for LL.B D egree Dial Lodge; A .B. Princeton U ni versity; U niversity of Pennsylvania Law School .

A. FLEET DILLIARD ® X, 0

K , T KA

CENTER CROSS, VIRGIN IA

Applicant f or LL.B D egree A.B. Hamoden-Sydney College; P resident Student Body H ampden-Sydney; Duke University Law School; !\1cNeill Law Library; M ember State Bar.

RI HM ND, VIRGINIA

A p plicanl f or LL.B . D e (Jree l ni ersit h ss;

of Richn1ond; Pr . id nt of Fr hn1an oci t · M mb r tud n t ill Law nat ; M n1b r tat Bar.

BENJAMIN F. KONG HONOLULU, HAWAII Applicant for LL.B. Degree University of Hawaii; George Wa hington Univ rsity Law School; Captain Golf Tea1n Washington University.

LEWIS W. MARTIN l( ~, 0

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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for LL.B. Degree B.S. Washington and Lee University; Me1nbcr Honor Court; Men1ber State Bar.

GILB RT C. McKOW ~

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MARTIN BURG WE T VIRGI IA Applicant for LL .B . D eiree W a hing ton and L l rniver ity; A. sociate Editor Calyx; M en1ber H onor Court.

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GARNE1~T ~

MERCER

JR.

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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Applicant for LL.B. Degree niversity of Rich1nond; Mc eill Law Society ; Men1ber State Bar.

J. RICHARD NYFORS T KN, II

GREENVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA

Applicant for LL.B. Degree A.B. Thiel College; Me111ber State Bar.

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Applicant f or LL.B. D egree oll g · Mc ill Law ol .. Han1pd n- ' 1n lub; Vic -pr , id nt tudent ci ,t ' : Justinian La\\ ill Law bane 11 r Mc O\ ' rnn1 nt Asso iation; fc1nh c r tat Bar. So i 't 1

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MILTON ROSEN TEIN l T , TEP PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA Applicant for LL.B. Degree A.B. Pennsylvania State College; U niver. i ty of Pennsylvania Law chool.

ALLEN WATTS STAPLES KA,~

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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant !or LL.B. D egree University of Virginia ; M ember Student Govern1nent Senate; Chief Justice Honor Court; Vicechancellor McNeill Law Society; President Justinian Law Club; Freshman Lavv Prize; Member State Bar.

DONALD D. WILLIAMS RICHMOND, VIR I IA Applicant for LL.B. D egree Univer ity of Richmond· M emb r enate tuJ nt Government A ociation; hancellor of xchequer nior lass· Mc eill Law ociety; Vice-pre ident Member ta te Bar.

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WILLIAM D. WILLIAMS COLONIAL BEACH, VIRGINIA Applicant for LL.B. D egree Randolph-Macon College; University of Virginia Law chool ; Mc eill Law Society; Member State Bar.

BEN F. WOODSON RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Applicant for LL.B. D egree B.S. Virginia Polytechnic Institute ; Vice-president Senior Class Virginia Polytechnic Institute; Cadet Lieutenant-Colonel; Student G overnment Senate; ecretary-treasurer Intern1ediate Class.

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DKIN

NE TI UT Applirc.tnl /or LL.B. D egree B. ~. l .1t ·~ l

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FRED ·RI

S ecretc1ry-trec1surer ...........

ROBERT

TIMB -; RLAKE

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Intermediate Cla s is probably the most s riou one m school. A number of u have pa ed th Bar Exam an j th others will follow soon. A a whole V..' prid ours lve on at least approaching the coveted titl of ((di cip1 of Black ton ." Despite our seriousness of purpo e however v.. e have had enough amusement and diversion. We watched with mix d chagrin and awe, when in the fall, a metamorpho -i took pla in our fair school. We refer to the influx of two a piring co-eds, ladies, of which the place had been devoid when w were freshmen. Imagine what emotion \ve experi need wh n two walked in, in February. t(Wo - m n" wa the pass word. But though they took one of our privil ges away, we think they are all right. Best of luck to you ladie . (And don't think you won't need it.) 1

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WILLIAM A. AL ~ XANDER

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Virainia

ni crsi t , of Ri hrnonJ ; f Law So ict ; Frc · brnan L~nv Pt i.1 · : 1cn1ber Honor ourt.

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CARSWELL

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Rocky Mount, Virginia

Richmond, Virginia

orth arolina tate; UniB. ver. ity of Virginia Law chool.

University of Richmond; Member enate Student Government Association; Secretary-tre asurer Intermediate Cla ; 1vfcNeill Law Society.

E T

DERVI HIAN

F. M.

ENGLAND cf> A L\

Richmond Virginia ni er ity

f Richmond

Charleston , West Virginia Concord tate ~ormal West Virginia; Wa hington and Lee Univer ity Law chool.

FREDERICK

ex,

T. -1

KINGDON

Hampden-Sydney College; Law School Editor WEB; McNeill Law Society; Assistant Librarian; Secretary Student Government Association; Vice-pre ident Intermediate Class; Co-editor the Brief,' M ember State Bar.

LANE

Jr.

BERT C. LLOYD

e cp

Bluefield, West Virginia

ROBERT

ALLAN

B. MURRIE

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Richmond, Virginia Univer ity f Richmond ; Mc Law ociety.

DONALD ~

Ri hmond Vir 1n1a ill

rsit of Richmond; Mc o iety; f n1h r tat

.ir.

LA LE

Richmond, Virginia

Norfolk, Virginia

Virginia Polytechnic Institute; Texa A. and M.

College of William and Mar M ember tudent Governn1ent enate; Mc eil l Law oci ty.

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Richmond, Virginia

Newport News, Virginia

B.A. University of Richmond; Pre ident Intermediate Clas ; Law _,cho I Editor Collegian,- Law chool Bu iness Manager WEB; Trea urer Student Government A ociation; A istant Librarian; Mc eill Law ociety; Me1nber tat Bar.

Washington and Lee University; Washington and Lee Universitv Law School.

VICAR

Wi e, Virginia n1ory and Henry College.

EsTER SuTRo WEINBERG

Frederick, Mary land Hood College.

President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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ERNE T BALLAR D BAKER II~~

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of Richmond .

NORRI BLAKE

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Richmon d Virginia of Richmond .

Univer it

HENRY BOWEN l( '1r

Richmon d, Virginia

Tazewel l, Virginia

B.A. Han1pden -Sydney College; Pr sident Freshman Clas .

Medical College of Virginia.

WILLIAM

BERT Bow ,R

Penola, Virginia Univer, ity of Richmond .

EDWARD

w ADDILL CANNON ~

Richmon d, Virginia Un~versity

A. FA EN Richmon d Virginia

HAR LD

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of Rich1nond Â· C. P.A.

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of Richmond .

LENA DOLORE S FIORENT INO

Petersbu rg, Virginia Frederic k burg State Teacher College.

EY WILLIAM fRA TKI

E RHEAR

Jr.

Br Richmond Vire ini 1

Philadelphia, P nnsylvania B.A. Univ r ity of Penn:yl ania.

r ity )f Richn1ond.

WILLIAM L. KE

ROBERT BRYAN HARRI ~ 0, 0 ..l K, II ~ E, . ~

B.A.

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Richmond Virginia

Bluefield, We t Virginia

B.A. University of Rich1nond

Univ r it of We t Virginia.

J. CLOPTON KNIBB

WILBUR M. LEWI

e

Bybee, Virginia

A bland, Virginia

B.A. Lynchburg College.

Randolph-Macon Coll ge.

BERNARD WINN McCRAY

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Richmond, Virginia B.A. Virginia Military In titute.

AMUEL ~

J. MOOR Â· Jr.

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Deltaville Virginia A.B. Wa hington and Le ity.

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THADDEU

T. MUDD

RY WILLIAM

YFOR

Richmond, Virginia

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Greenville, Pennsylvania A.B. Thiel College.

J. E. 0RSCHEL

DAVID CLARK RIC E

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Richmond, Virginia

University of Richmond.

B .. H ampden-Sydney College; Vice-president Freshman Class.

ALBERT

F. (l

ROBINSON

K '1'

Fairmont, West Virginia Mountain ; West Virginia Univer. ity.

LUKE A. SALVATI

New York City, New York t. John' Univer ity.

CHARLES

RYLAND

cI>r~ O~l\:

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Richmond, Virginia B.A. University of Richmond; President Student Government Richmond College .

ALFRED A. SKEEN

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rrrM Clintwood, Virginia Emory and Henry College.

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Jr.

MAURICE STEINGOLD

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Norfolk, Virginia

Du1nb rton Vir in1a

College of Willian1 and Mary.

THOMAS TAYLOR

n, 0 Li I\:, II ~ ·E Richmond, Virginia

B. K

Peter burg, Virginia

TOWNSEND

DAVID M EADE WHITE -L ....

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Rich1nond, Virginia

B.A. University of Richmond .

H. WILLIAMS

Han1pden-Sydney C llege.

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Petersburg, Virginia

ERNEST

WILLIA11 DAVID TEMPLE ~ T

B.A. University of Richmond.

BRAXTON

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I-Iampden-Sydney College.

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Smithfield, Virginia

Fredericksburg, Virginia

B.A. Virginia Military Institute; President Freshman Class.

H ampden-S dney College.

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Founded at the Northwestern University Law School, 1902

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H. Barn tt LL.B. William T . Mu e LL.B.

M. Ray Doubles, LL.B. , J.D. .J.D. William . Cudlipp, LL.B.

Fratres in Collegio Fre 1eri k T. King don I~ r d H. Tin1b rlake ill A . ur 11 Rob rt H . I. orn r r arn tt o don n H.

Donald . lagle Robert B. Murrie Ran W. Tucker . Rob rt Bow r Robert B. H arri . M c ray B rnard . J. oore Jr.

U. L. Swe n y Jr. D avid C. Rice J. Clopton Knibb D avid M. White Erne t H . W illiam W . J. Y oung Jr.

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