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FO RE W OR D We who have prepared the 1960 WEB sincerely hope that you will enjo y look ing thro ugh its pages. It is similar to others whic h have been publ ishe d before it, but we hope that it is different enou gh and different in the righ t ways to mak e it interesting. Ma)' these pages hold man y happ y memories for you.

CONT'ENTS ADMINISTRATION

CLASSES

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page 71

FEATURES

ORGANIZATIONS

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page 155

FRATERNITIES

ATHLETICS

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page 193

DEDICATION Few men have endeared themselves¡ to the University as has Dr. Solon B. Cousins. He will be remembered by all who have known him as one who knows the meaning of Christian courage and love. To Dr. Solon B. Cousins we dedicate the 1960 WEB.

Our thanks go to those who perfor m the administ rative tasks for our l_I niversity. Our warm appreciation goes to those of the f acuity who so willing ly give of their time and knowl edge, hoping to develo p our intellectual achievement.

ADMINISTRATION_ .

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THE PRESIDENT To Dr. George M. Modl in, President of the Univ ersity of Richmond} we wish to express our appreciation for the outst andin g job he has done in his years of office. It is to Dr. Modl in's credit that so many impro veme nts, both on the campus and in the classroom, have been accomplished. It is obvio us to all who are observant that he is a man dedicated to ed1Jcation and to the Univ ersity of Richmond .

TREASURER DR. CHARLES H. WHEELER, III becam e Treas urer of the Univ ersity on Janua ry 1, 1942. Previ ously , he serve d the -Unive rsity in the capac ity as profe ssor in the math emat ics depar tmen t. Unde r his guida nce the schoo l and camp us have S1hown great impro veme nt.

The Office of the Treas urer entai ls many respo nsibilities, the great est of which , is trans actin g all busin ess op路e ration s of the Univ ersity . The dutie s include d un路d er this office are colle ction of fees, payment s of 路b ills and salari es, main tenan ce of the build ings and groun ds, an路d the inves tmen t of unive rsity funds .

We are truly indeb ted it o Dr. Whe eler and his staff for their many contr ibutio ns in maki ng our unive rsity the outst an,d ing insti't ution it is today .

CHARLES H. WHEE LER III Ph.D., D.Sc.

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OUR FRIEN DS

THE UNIVERSITY DEANS THERE ARE EIGHT DEANS here at the University of Richmond, each o.f whom work consta,ntly to imp·rove academic and social standards for the students.

T·h e head of the undergraduate division at Westhampton, Dr. Marguerite Rober,ts, helps students through personal as well as scholastic difficulties. In charge of social activities is Mrs.. Annabel L. Barrett, newly ap·p oin,ted Dean of Studenrts.

Dean Clarence J. Gray, an alumnus, is Dean of Students of Richmond Col1lege. After serving in the biology department for twenty-seven years, Dr. Robert F. Smart became Dean of Richmond College.

Dr. Edward F. Overton, a Richmond College Alumnus, holds the position of Dean of the Summer School and is Chairman of the Department of Education. Dr. William T. Muse, who served sixteen years. on the University faculty before becoming Dean, is Dean of t:he Law School. Dr. Benjamin J. Holtzclaw serves as the Dean of the Graduate School. Ano ther newcomer is Dr. W. David Robbins, Dean of the Business School. Dr. Robbins is determined to expand and improve th,is branch of our University.

To our deans, who work so hard for our improvement, we extend our thanks.

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ROBERT F. SMART B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Dean of Richmond College MARGUERITE ROBERTS B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Dean of Westhampton College

W. DAVID ROBBINS B.A., M.B.A., Ph.D.

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ANNABE L L. BARREI T BA., M.A. Dean of Women Students

CLAREN CEJ.GR AY B.A., M.A. Dean of Men Students

EDWAR D F. OVERTO N B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Dean of the Summer School

BENJAM IN C. HOLTZC LAW A.B., B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Dean of the Graduate School

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WILLIA M T. MUSE B.A., LL.B., S.J.D. Dean of the T. C. Williams School of Law

STAFF

GLORIA WALKER B.A., M.A., M.R.E. Director of Religious Activities Westhampton College

PHILIP R. HART B.A., B.D., M.A. Director of Religious Activities Richmond College

LESLIE S. BOOKER B.A. Alumnae Secretary

JOSEPH E. NETTLES B.A. Director of Public Relations

HELEN A. :i\-f ONSELL M.A. Richmond College Registrar

CATHERINE BELL B.A., M.A. Westhampton College Registrar

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RAY W. FRANTZ, JR. B.A., M.A., M.S. in L.S., Ph.D. Librarian

]. LANGDON MOSS M.D. College Physician

ROBERT M. STONE Dir::ctor of Student Center

IRVIN B. CLARKE Superintendent of Grounds and Buildings

EDNA B. TINSLEY R.N. Richmond College Nurse

ELIZABETH B. MILES R.N. Westhampton College Nurse

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UNIVERSITY SPENCER DELANCEY ALBRIGHT B.A., A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Political Science H. PEARCE ATKINS A.B., M.Sc., Ph.D. Professor of Mathematics JAMES HENRY BAILEY A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of History

SAMUEL H. BAKER, JR. B.S., C.P.A. Instructor in Accounting ROBERT C. BARKER B.M., M.M. Instructor in Music LEWIS F. BALL A.B., Ph.D. Associate Professor of English

JAMES H. BARNETT, JR. B.S., LL.B., LL.M. Professor of Law THOMAS S. BERRY S.B., A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Business Administration, Director of Placement ADELBERT E. BRADLEY, JR. A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Assis tan~ Professor of Speech

IRBY BLAND BROWN B.A., M.A. Instructor in English JACK DENNING BURKE B.A., M.S., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Biology KENNETH H. BYRON B.A., M.A. Instructor in English

ADDISON DABNEY CAMPBELL B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Physics JEANNE CAMPBELL Part-time Instructor in Painting and Sculpture JEWETT CAMPBELL Instructor in Painting and Sculpture

MERTON E. CARVER A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Psychology MATILDA D. CHALKLEY B.A., M.D. Assistant Professor of Physiology and Hygiene AUGUSTA CHAPMAN B.A., M.S. Instructor in Physical Education

FACULTY RICH ARD C. CHEW NING B.S., M.B.A .

Instru ctor in Busine ss Admin istr(lti on

ROBE RT M. CLITE S A.B., M.A. Instru ctor in Econo mics

HANN AH COKE R A.B. Assist ant Profes sor of Music

HOAN E. CORB ETT B.A., :J\1.A., Ph.D .

Assist ant Profes sor of Englis h

HERB ERT JAME S CROSS B.A. Ins :ru ct or in Psycho logy

WILL IAM SAMU EL CUDL IPP, JR. LL.B. Associ ate Profes sor of Lau;

W. HARR ISON DANI EL B.A., B.D. , M.A,, Ph .D. Assist ant Profes sor of Histor y

ROBE RT H. DUFO RT B.A., Ph.D. Assist ant Profes sor of Psycho logy

MARG ARET DUNC AN B.A., M.Ed. Instru ctor in Physic al Educa ti on

JAME S B. ERB B.A., M.M. Assist ant Profes sor of Music

ROBE RT J. FILER B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Associ ate Profes sor of Psycho logy

ELWO OD FORD B.A., LL.B. Associ ate Profes sor of Accou nting

EUNI CE M. FOY B.A., M.A. Assist ant Pof essor of Spanis h

WILL IAM JUDS ON GAIN ES A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Profes sor of Roman ce Langu ages

MEL VIN L. GREE NHUT Ph.D. Associ ate Dean of Busine ss Schoo l

EDWA RD WAD SWOR TH GREG ORY, JR. B.A., 1\1.A., Ph.D. Profes sor of Sociol ogy

FRAN CES W. GREG ORY B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Assist ant Profes sor of Histor y

WILL IAM B. GUTH RIE B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Assist ant Profes sor of Englis h

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WOODFOR D BROADUS HACKLEY A.B., M.A., A.M. Professor of Latin

FREDERIC K T. HARDY A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of Physical Education and Track Coach

PHILIP RAY HART B.A., B.D., M.A. Assistant Professor of Religious Ed;-tcation

JESSIE P. HA YNES B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of Education

NATHANI EL H. HENRY A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of English

ELIZABET H B. HESCH B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Mathematic s

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H. LESTER HOOKER, JR. A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of Physical Education and Basketball Coach

RICHARD E. HUMBERT B.A., M.A., Ed.D. Assistant Professor of Physical Education

ROY HART JESSON B.A., B.Mus., M.A., Ph.D. 4.ssociate Professor of Music

ROBERT A. JOHNSTON B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Psychology

ELLEN MORRIS KEENE A.B. Librarian and Instructor

FRANCIS B. KEY B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of Mathematic s

D. ORVILLE LAHY B.S., LL.B., LL.M. Professor of Law

WESLEY NEWTON LAING B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of History

EMANUEL M. LAST B.A., M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Marketing Director of Executive Developmen t Progam

THOMAS E. LAVENDE R B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Romance Languages

ROBERT EDWARD LOVING B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Physics, Emeritus

W. RUSI-I LOVING B.A., Th.M. Director of Church Relations

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GORDON M. LUDOLF B.A., M.A. Instructor in Economics

RALPH C. McDANEL B.A., M.A., Ph.D., LL.D. Professor of American History

ROBERT A. MACDONALD Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Modern Languages

RALPH W. McINTIRE B.A. Associate Professor of Military Science and Tactics

MARY ]. MILLER B.A., M.S. Associate Professor of Physical Education

JAMES A MONCURE B.A., M.A. Instructor in History

CLARENCE MONK B.A., B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Mathematics

FREDERICK NEUMANN M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Music

VERNE E. PATE B.S. Professor of Military Science and Tactics

EDWARD CRONIN PEPLE B.A., Ph.D. Professor of English

JOHN STANTON PIERCE B.A., D.Sc., M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry

W. ALLEN POWELL B.S., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Chemistry

0. WILLIAM RHODENHISER B.A., B.D., Th.M., Th.D. Assistant Professor of Bible

NOLAN ERNEST RICE A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Biology

MARJORIE J. RIVENBURG B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Latin

MARGARET ROSS B.A., M.A. Associate Professor of English

MARGARET T. RUDD B.A., M.A. Associate Professor of Spanish

HILTON RUFTY Associate Professor of Music

FACULTY

FACULTY N. WILFORD SKINNER B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of German

BILLY W. SLOOPE B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Physics

J. WESTWOOD SMITHERS B.S., LL.B. Professor of Law

HARRY LAMONT SNEAD, JR. B.A., LL.B. Instructor of Law

SAMUEL WHITEFIELD STEVENSON B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of English

HARRY E. STEWART B.A., M.A. Instructor in Modern Languages

JOHN CLAIBORN STRICKLAND, Jr. B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Biology

JACKSON J. TAYLOR B.S., M.S. Associate Professor of Physics

HERMAN P. THOMAS B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Instructor in Modern Languages

WILLIAM EDWARD TROUT, JR. A.B., Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry

EDWARD L. TUCKER A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of English

PAULINE TURNBULL B.A., M.A. Associate Professor of Latin and Art

FRANCES D. WESSELLS B.A., M.A. Instructor in Physical Education

WARWICK R. WEST, JR. B.S., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Biology

JOHN R. WHITE B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Music

J. HUNDLEY WILEY B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Sociology

ALTON WILLIAMS A.B., M.A. Associate Professor of Speech and Dramatic Arts

WILLIAM S. WOOLCOTT B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Biology

The well rounded Universi ty student is well aware of the class projects} concerts} dances} and tradition s which provide the needed balance with study. We hope these pages keep memorie s safe for you.

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'59-'QO SPIDER A bird's-eye view of U. of R.

So this is college life?

Hail the mighty sophom ore!

W.C. Spirit in Action

You say we're suppos ed to play hockey?

I pass.

'Plain we are and plain we live-"

I' 11 show him !

Ahhh, come on fellows, smile!

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SCRAPBOOK Hallo ween originality.

Westh ampto n pig?

Barre tt's chain gang.

Home comin g '59.

Our little honey bun.

Too dumb to come in out of the rain!

Choir practice at W.C.

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'59-'60 SPIDER A snowm an's better than no-ma n.

((Happy Hour "

Neith er rain, nor sleet, nor snow stops classes. Reme mber, this 1s YOU R tearo

To diet- or not to diet.

Chaw med, ma'am .

RE\V brings a burst of song

Junior's Big Event of the Year

and moments of serious contemplation.

He's Pinned

Yubiwa Odori

In the spring a young man's fancy-

MAY DAY 1960

MAID OF HONOR MISS JOAN SILVERSTEIN

MA Y QUEEN MISS SUZ ANN E FOSTER

MAY CO UR T

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MISS ALICE CLEM ENT

MISS SALLY EV ANS

MISS BECKY GRISSOM

MISS JANE HORT ON

MISS PHYLLIS JENKIN S

MISS CYNTH IA KATZ

MISS LYNN MAPP

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Fraternities are one of the pri11cipal centers of social activity on our campus. They are vital in our intramural pro gramJ and could be the base on which to build school spirit to a greater degree. The various brotherhoods compete constantly to prove themselves on top. This competition includes rushing} athletics} Greek W eekJ and acceptance at Westhampton.

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INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL. Left to right, first row.路 Jack Laing-president, Ken Humphrey, Jim Whelan, Frank Garrett, Lou Lacy, Von Piersall, Dr. Bert E. Bradley-advisor. Second row: Don Falls, John Purcell, Bill Drury, Chris Hassel, Bob Meredith.

Third roiv: Neill Orr, Ned Peple, Dave Ritter, Ed Briggs, Buddy Foster. Fourth row: Jim Simmons, Ebb Williams, Carl Langley, Hal. Horwitz, Bob Marshall, Tommy Baer. Fifth row.路 Phil Craig-vice president. Not pictured.路 Dr. Trout-secretary-treasurer.

INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL OFFICERS JACK LAING

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PHIL CRAIG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

DR. TROUT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Secretary-Treasurer

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l.F.C. 路COURT TOMMY BAER

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HAROLD HORWITZ

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PHIL CRAIG

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FRANK GARRETT JACK LAING

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TROUT, JR. BRADLEY

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FRATERNITY REPRESENTATIVES Alpha Delta ...................... ...............

Alpha Epsilon Pi ...................... .......

MAL UTLEYE

HAROLD HORWITZ

Theta Chi ...................... ..

BoB MEREDITH, VoN PIERSALL

Kappa Alpha ......................

FRANK GARRETT, BILL DRURY

Kap pa Sigma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

BoB MARSHALL

Lambda Chi Alpha . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Pi Kap pa Alpha . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Sigma Alpha Epsilon .................

Sigma Phi Epsilon ..............

ED BRIGGS

JOHN PURCELL, DoN FALLS

KEN HUMPHREY, PETE MuTASCIO

Sigma Chi ...................... ................

JIM SIMMONS

Phi Gamma Delta ....................

Lou LACEY, CHRIS HASSELL

Phi Delta Theta ......................

EBB WILLIAMS, NED PEPLE

Phi Kap pa Sigma ..... -. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Phi Sigma Delta ................

BUDDY FOSTER

CARL F. LANGLEY, ToMMY BAER

INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL COURT. Left to right: Hal Horwitz, Jack Laing, Tommy Baer-chairman, Frank Garrett, Phil Craig.

MAL UTLEYE President

MISS MARY NUEL SWIFT Sponsor

ALPHA DELTA Alpha Chapter Founded-Richmond College, 1901.

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Actives THEODORE DAVID DEJAN JOSEPH BENNETT FLOWERS GEORGE DENNIS GREGORY NILES HAROLD LEACH

RONALD MASON MONTGOMERY PAUL ERNEST NoRTHEN HOWARD BRYANT SMITH KENNETH WAYNE SMITH

WILLIAM LEE TOMLINSON MALVIN MATTHEW UTLEYE TERRENCE MACK WELBORN

Pledges DEWEY WARREN FERGUSON

THEODORE CORNELIUS KOEPPE

Fratres In Facultate 0.

WILLIAM RHODENHISER

DAVID F. WHITE, JR.

ALPHA DELTA. Left to right, first row.· Ronald Montgomery, Dave Dejan, Dewey Ferguson, Theodore Koeppe. Second row.· Howard Smith, Kenneth Smith, William Tomlinson.

Actives MICI-IA EL FRIERM AN ALLAN GOLDF ARB

BURT HARRIS SIDNEY HORW ITZ SIDNEY KING

JARED SHARO N FRANK LIN WOLF

Pledg es R. H. BRESSL ER A. H. GOLDM AN, P.A. LEWIS

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n, Allan Goldfa rb, ALPHA EPSILO N PI. Left to right: Hal Horwit z, Jared Sharon , R. H. Bressle r, Mike Frierma n, A. Goldma Burt Harris, S. J. King, P. A. Lewis, S. B. 1filler, M. Novick , W . J. Schwar tz, Frankli n Wolf.

SIDNEY H. HORWl1"Z President

MISS I-JELEN PERLIN Sponsor

ALPHA EPSILON Pl Upsilon Rho Chapter Founded-New York University, 1914.

Established at University of Richmond in 1954.

(Chapter President Claude Whitehead)

KAPPA ALPHA Eta Chapter Founded-Washington and Lee University, 1865.

Established at University of Richmond in 1870.

Actives FRED C. BATEMAN DAVID M. BERLIN FRED H. BOWEN DAVID L. BOYNTON ROBERT L. CARMINES DRURY WILLIAM JOHN F. EIKELBARN ER WILFRED A. EPES FRED A. GASKINS FRANK C. GARRETT

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Roy F. GosE RAYMOND P. GOTT PAUL JONES RODGER R. MAYES WILLIAM F. MYERS AMIEL L. O'BRYAN CLIFTON L. PARKER RONALD G. RAYNOR LARRY B. ROBINSON JOHN W. SAVAGE

DONALD E. SCEARCE WILLIAM D. SEWARD JAMES G. SIMPSON GEORGE T. SMITH JAMES 1. SMITH WILLIAM C. TATE CLAUDE S. WHITEHEA D, JR. STEPHEN G. WOGAN GUY C. WOOLDRID GE, JR. THOMAS G. WYLIE

Pledges GERALD E. BROWN PATRICK K. BURKE WALTER H. CARTER

WILLIAM T. DAUGHTRE Y KENNETH E. DICHTENM UELLER GAYLE B. MATTHEWS ROBERT MEADOR

LINWOOD R. ROBINSON NoRVAL D. SETTLE HUGH WYATT

Fratres In Facultate BENJAMIN HOLTZCLA W LESTER H. HOOKER

GEORGE M. MODLIN MALCOLM U. PITT

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KAPPA ALPHA. Left to right, first row.· William F. Myers, Larry Robinson, John Savage, Bill Seward, George Smith, Tom Wylie, Fred Bateman, Dave Berlin. Second row: Fred Bowen, Gerald Brown, Pat Burke, Robert Carmines, Hans Carter, Ken Dichtenmue ller, Bill Drury, John Eikelbarner. Third row: Frank Garrett, Frank Gose, Ray Gott, Paul Jones, Gayle Mathews, Bob Meador, Cliff Parker, Norval Settle. Fourth row: William Tate, Steve Wogan.

Actives J. GARRETT ATKINS JAMES D. BERO ROBERT G. BOWERS FRANK 0. BROWN, JR. JOHN CHRISTIAN HowARD C. CLIBORNE L. WARNER DASHIELL

PERCY EASON JOHN HIGH JAMES HYLER WESLEY LAING RICHARD H. LOWRANCE ROBERT MARSHALL ERVIN MUELLER

WILLIAM SHELTON ANDREW J. SMITH CLAUDE STAGGS OLIVER J. STONE ROBERT G. SULLIVAN DANIEL M. THURSTON CHARLES WILBORNE

Pledges PHILIP BAGLEY MORTON DEIBERT TED FARRAR DAVID FULLER

DAVID GOODE JAMES GREENSTREET JOHN B. HENRY JAMES KELLER

TERRENCE LERCH JAMES S. SMITH WENDELL S. SMITH OSCAR M. STEVENSON'

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EDWARD PEPLE WILLIAM RITTER

CHARLES WHEELER,

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KAPPA SIGMA. Left to right, first row: Garrett Atkins, Howard Cliborne, Percy Eason, James Hyler, Jack Laing, Erv Mueller, Claude Staggs. Second row: Robert Sullivan, Phil Bagley, Warner Dashiell, Mort Deibert, Dave Fuller, James Greenstreet, James Keller. T bird row.· William Shelton, Andrew Smith, James Smith, Oliver Stone.

FRANK BROWN President

MISS HEAN LORRAINE Sponsor

KAPPA SIGMA Beta Beta Chapter Founded-University of Virginia, 1869.

Established at University of Richmond in 1898.

EDWARD C. SPENCE President

MISS RANDI KEEDWELL Sponsor

LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Alpha Chi Chapter Founded-Boston University, 1909.

Established at University of Richmond in 1918.

Actives ROBERT J. BEATTY, JR. JACK W. BLOXOM GEORGE 0. BULLIS, JR. WILLIAM A. COLLINS F. EDWARD COMER

RICHARD C. CROSBY JERRY A. ENFIELD JOSEPH P. GILLETTE RONALD N. ORR ROBERT W. PARKS JOHN D. RIVES

EDWARD C. SPENCE, JR. LEVERETT L. TRUMP, JR. BILLY B. VINCENT, JR. JAMES 0. WHELAN, JR. WREN KENNETH

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GERALD ALDHIZER FREDERICK D. CARAVETTA RICHARD C. CHITTUM J. THOMAS CORNETTE , JR. DAVID 0. CROOKSHA NKS ROBERT L. DAVIS FRED E. DUNNING DAVID W. GAMMON JAMES S. GULICK

THOMAS T. HARDING JAMES E. HILDENBRA ND JACK F. HODGES CHARLES E. JENKINS R. WAYNE MARTIN GORDON L. MERRITT W. EARLE NETTLES }AMES 0. PERRY RONALD M. PLAFTA

ROBERT L. POWERS JOSEPH B. REYNOLDS WILLIAM S. ROYSTER, JR .

THOMAS G. SECCIA B. DE LEE STEARN JOHN R. STIVERS JOHN W. VAUGHAN, JR. WILLIAM G. VENTURA

Fratres In Facultate JACK D. BURKE ROBERT H. DUFORT FILER ROBERT

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NoLAN E. RrcE SAMUEL S. STEVENSON

LAMBDA CHI ALPHA. Left to right} first row: Robert Beatty, Jack Bloxom, Fred Caravetta, Ed Comer, Richard Crosby, Jerry Enfield, Joe Gillette, Gerald Aldhizer, Richard Chittum. Second row: Al Collins, Thomas Cornette, Dave Crookshank s, Robert Davis, Fred Dunning, Dave Gammon, Jim Hildenbrand , Jack Hodges, Charles Jenkins. Third row: Wayne Martin, Gordon Merritt, Earle Nettles, James Perry, Ronald Plafta, Robert Powers, Joseph Reynolds, John Rives, William Royster. Fourth row: Tom Seccia, DeLee Stearns, John Stivers, Leverett Trump, John Vaughan, Billy Vincent, James Whelan, Kenneth Wren.

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GER ALD M. SPIV EY NOR WOO D B. WOO DLA ND, JR. Lours H. ZrN CON E, JR.

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Harr is, Geo rge Lon gest , John Tray lor, John Wel sh, Hoard Bern Jr., , Ford E. ry Hen · row. first t, righ to Left TA. PHI DEL TA THE John Lov ing, Wil liam Pascoe, Edw ard Pepl e, Rob ert ly, Live Joe tt, Kno ald Don , Haid ert Rob · row. nd Seco er. war d Estes, Tom Fost Tho mas , Lou is Zinc one.

Perk ins. Thir d row.· Stev en Pugh , Wya tt Roye, Fred Sale, Fred

EBB H. WILLIAMS Presi dent

MISS GAYLE GOW DEY Spons or

PHI DELTA THETA Delt a Cha pter Foun ded- Univ ersit y of Miam i, 1848 .

Esta blish ed at Univ ersit y of Rich mond in 1875 .

JOSEPH P. BARKER Presiden t

BARBAR A BACHE (Mrs. Joseph P. Barker) Sponsor

PHI GA MM A DELTA Rho Chi Chapte r Founde d-Jeffe rson College , 1848.

Establis hed at Univers ity of Richmo nd in 1890.

Actives DONA LD WINS TON ADAM S EDWA RD VINTO N ALLIS ON WILL IAM EDMO ND BAKE R JOSEP H PAYN E BARK ER CHAR LES STANL EY BOON E CHAR LES OLIVE R BOYL ES \"X'ILLIAM JOSEP H BUGG , JR. GRAH AM ASHT ON CARL TON, JR. DONA LD FRANC IS CLEM ENT KENN ETH EDDLE l\1AN COUS INS RICI-JARD ROLL IN CROSE ROBE RT TORR ENCE FARM ER LESLI E THOM AS MICH AEL FLYN N DONA LD THOM AS FOSTE R MARS HALL REDF ERN FRAZE R

]AMES LAWR ENCE GORE

SIDNE Y HUTT ON GREE R JERAL D BRAD LEY HUNT GUNT ER GORD ON EDwARD HAML ET PAUL WAYN E HANN AH RUDO LPH CHRIS TOPHE R HASSE L, JR. CARL WILLI AM JOHN SON WILLI AM FONT AINE JOHN STON , III DONA LD HOWA RD KINU M, JR. LOUIS WIMB ISH LACY RUSSE LL CHAR LES MOOR E LUIS WILLI AM MORA LES RONA LD CRAN DALL PAYET TE CHAR LES STUAR T PIERC E, III ROBE RT JOHN POLH EMUS

THOM S O'CON NELL REAR DON DAVID ALAN REID CHAR LES RYLA ND REVER E EDWA RD CAlvf PB ELL ROBE RTSON RUSSE LL PERCY ROBE RTSON , JR. DAVID ALLE N SANDR IDGE LAWR ENCE EARL SOUT HWOR TH JOHN LEON ARD SPAIN STEVE ARTH UR STRAU GHAN JAMES SHERW OOD STRUl \1 JAMES BURT ON SuMM ERELL CLAR ENCE ROBE RT WAL TON GERA LD KERR WELL S ROBE RT DAVIS WHIT EHUR ST EDWA RD HARR ISON WOOD , JR.

Pledg es NELS ON DECK ER BRIST OW DAVID LEE BURK E RUCK ER PREST ON BURN ETTE THOM AS ROLA ND CLAR KE RONA LD LEE FLOYD

DICK DOUG LAS GARD NER WILL IAM AUBR EY HALL ROBE RT EUGE NE GILLI AM· JIM WALL ACE HAMM OND DOUG LAS LEE MART IN JAMES WRIG HT MERC ER

JOHN NORR IS MORE AU CHAR LES SCOTT PARK ER WILLI AM CARTE R ROBER TS BENJA MIN GODF REY SMITH , JR. ROBE RT GWYN N STEW ART

Fratr es In Facu ltate IRBY B. BROW N WILLI AM ]. GAINE S

CLAR ENCE J. GRAY RICHA RD E. HUMB ERT ROBE RT E. LOVIN G

EDWA RD F. OVER TON JACKS ON J. TAYL OR

Foster , Jim Gore, Paul Hanna h, Luis PHI GAMM A DELT A. Left to right, first row.· Chuck Boone , Bill Bugg, Don Cleme nt, Don Adams , Ed Alliso n, Decke r Bristo w, Don Moral es, Bob Polhem us, Larry Southw orth. Second row: Sherw ood Strum , Gerald Wells , e Floyd, Marsh all Frazer , Dick GardDavid Burke , Rucke r Burne tte, Thom as Clarke , Ken Cousin s. Third rou;: Bob Farme r, Ronni Merce r, Charle s Moore , John ~1ort:au, ner, Brad Gunte r, Aubre y Hall, Chris Hassel , Lou Lacy, Doug Martin . Fourth row: Jim Fifth row: Ben Smith, Dick Spain, Bob Charle s Parker , Charle s Pierce , Charle s Revere , Ed Rober tson, Bill Rober ts, Dave Sandri dge.

Stewa rt, Tomm y Sumn1erell, Claren ce Walto n, Bob White hurst.

Actives JOSEPH ARCUDI THOMAS BOWLES ALAN BURGESS GEORGE COCHRAN PHILIP CRAIG EDWARD DENMEAD BRUCE ENGLE BEL.NIONT FOSTER

FRANCIS LANG DAVID LEE LOWRY MILLER LENEAU PIPPEN JOSEPH ROSSETTI RUSSELL WEEKS RICHARD WEST TERRY YARBROUG H

RICHARD FRALIN FRANK GAGLIANO ROBERT GIBBY MICHAEL GLAGOLA LOUIS HEADLEY JAMES JARRELL BILLY KENNY DONALD KENT JERRY KLICK

Pledges GERALD ANDERSON JAMES ANDERSON LENDELL CAMDEN RICHARD COLEY GRIFFIN GARNETT ROBERT HOFFLER JAMES HOSIER Gus JAMES

WILLIAM REANEY LEE RICHARDSO N PETER SICKLEY PETE STAVREDES ERNEST STROTHER STANLEY SZYMANSK I CLARENCE WILLIAMS EDWARD WHITTING TON

RAY JENKINS LARRY KING ROBERT LYNCH ABDULLAH MINA THOMAS MORRIS RILEY NORTHAM EL \VOOD 0BRIG WILLIAM PRILLAMAN

Fratres In Facultate ROBERT F. SMART

THOMAS E. LAVENDER

PHI KAPPA SIGMA. Left to right, first row: Joe Arcudi, Tom Bowles, Mike Glagola, Don Kent, Jerry Klick, Dave Lee, Lou Pippen, Dick West, Gerald Anderson. Second row: Roger Anderson, Lendall Camden, Richard Coley, Bruce Engle, Belmont Foster, Griffin Garnett, Louis Headley, Robert Hoffler, James Hosier. Third row: Gus James, Ray Jenkins, Larry King, Elwood Obrig, Robert Lynch, Abdullah Mina, Tommy Morris, Riley Northam, William Prillaman. Fourth row: Lee Richardson, Pete Stavredes, Stanley Szymanski, Russell Weeks, Clarence Williams, Edward Whittington .

PHILIP W. CRAIG President

MISS BARBARA WIILLIAMS Sponsor

PHI KAPPA

IGMA

Phi Chapter Founded-Univ ersity of Pennsylvania, 1850.

Established at University of Richmond in 1873. ,

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RICHARD ROSE

MRS. HENIE ROSE

PHI SIGMA DELTA Rho Chapter Founded-George Washington University, 1914.

Established at University of Richmond in 1925.

Phi Alpha and Phi Sigma Delta merged in 1959.

Actives CAL VIN C. ALPER IN TOMM Y P. BAER IRWIN BEITCH PAUL BRICKN ER JERRY J. COHEN PAUL E. COHEN FRED J. FERLA ZZO

SAM GENDE RSON STEVE D. HOFFM AN MEL HOROW ITZ NEIL E. BUTCH ER BOBBY E. HYMA N JOE A. HYMA N CARL F. LANGL EY PHIL LONDO N

GEORG E B. MOREW ITZ STEVE S. ROMAN RICHAR D S. ROSEN ZWEIG PERRY A. Russ JERRY W. SKLAR HAROL D E. SMITH RAOUL L. WEINS TEIN

Pledg es BRUCE L. BATTE Y WILLIS E. BROWN STEIN

JOEL A. LASTER STEVE D. SAMUE LSON JOEL J. STEMP IL

GAY SWERS KY RICHAR D TAYLO R

Fratre s In Facul tate EMANU EL M. LAST

, Paul Brickne r, Willis PHI SIGMA DELTA . Left to right, first row: Tommy Baer, Mel l-Iorowitz, Joe Hyman , Calvin Alperin Langley , George MoreBrowns tein, Jerry Cohen. Second row: Fred Ferlazz o, Steve Hoff man, Neil Hutche r, Robert Hyman , Carl Weinst ein. "\\7itz, Perry Russ. Third row: Steve Samuel son, Harold Smith, Joel Stempil , Gay Swersky, Richard Taylor, Raoul

Actives JAY DARW IN BOND , JR. EDWA RD ROGE RS BRIGG S, JR. ELLIO TT BUCH ER JERR Y WAY NE CHEA DLE BOBB Y R. CURT IS DAVI D MAL COLM DEIT Z HENR Y S. FLAN NAGA N FRAN K THOM AS HAN ENKR AT

JAME S EDW IN HOY LE, III LOYD ALLE N JOHN SON DENN IS FRAN K KING PETE R BENN ETT KING ROBE RT CALV IN LACY LUDW ELL FITZH UGH LEE RUSS ELL TALM ADGE MAN N, JR. GEOR GE RAND OLPH MUE LLER

MAL COLM MYER S JAME S HALL REVE RE, JR. DAVI D GEOR GE RITT ER EMOR Y DAVI D SHIV ER WILL IAM CHRI STIAN SIZEM ORE TUNS TALL CALH OUN STRA WHA ND JOSE PH ROGE RS WAL KER MAR TIN B. WILL IAMS

Pled ges WILL IAM HAYM ORE BRAM MER JAME S DENN IS BROO KER LARR Y LEE BROW N MICH AEL MAR CELL US FORE MAN

WAL LACE E. GART HRIG HT, JR. JOSE PH A. GWA LTNE Y RODN EY LEE HITE JOHN D. HOPK INS

MICH AEL G. LAMB IOTT E JAME S W. MCC LUNG WAR REN E. MON ROE, JR. WILL IAM K. WILL IAMS ON

Fratres In Facultate LEWI S F. BALL

EDW IN J. MERR ICK ROBE RT L. SGRO

J.

HUN DLEY WILE Y

y Flann agan, Jame s Hoyle , Bob Lacy, Russe ll Mann , PI KAPP A ALPH A. Left to rightj first row: Ed Brigg s, Bobb y Curti s, Henr Forem an, Walla ce Garth right, Josep h Gwal tney, Chris Sizem ore, Cal Straw hand. Secon d row: Jame s Brook er, Larry Brow n, Mikeung, Warr en Monr oe, Geor ge Muel ler, Malc olm Rod Hite, John Hopk ins, Mike Lamb iotte. Third row: Ludw ell Lee, Jim McCl Myer s, Dave Ritter , Mart in Willi ams, Willi am Willi amso n.

LOYD A. JOHNS ON Preside nt

MRS. HARRY W. JOHNS ON Sponso r

Pl KA PP A AL PH A Omic ron Chap ter Found ed-No rwich Univer sity, 1856.

Establ ished at Univer sity of Richm ond in 1915.

DOUGLAS WALLA.CE, JR. President

MISS BARBARA WILLIAMS Sponsor

SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Tau Chapter Founded-University of Alabama, 1856.

EstabHshed at University of Richmond

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Actives THOMAS H. ATKINS ROBERT D. BLANKENS HIP CHARLES C. BOWLES, JR. ROBERT F. CLAY GEORGE H. COBURN PETER D. DOLEY JOHN E. DONALDSO N

ELWOOD L. EDWARDS DONALD P. FALLS JOHN F. GREEN RICHARD D. HYLTON GERALD A. KIDWELL ALLEN T. LANE CHARLES F. MILLER NORRIS, JR. JAMES

RICHARD L. POND, JR. ALTON B. PRILLAMAN JOHN J. PURCELL, JR. R. BARR y ROBERSON RICHARD T. TALBERT DOUGLAS D. WALLACE, JR. W. EDWARD WEEMS, JR.

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Pledges ALVIN C. ALLEN C. CLIFFORD ATTKISSON CHARLES E. BELL Roy T. BENNETT JOHN F. DAFFRON G. ROSCOE DAMERON WILLIAM DANT DONALD H. DAVIES

MARVIN H. EVERHART, JR. J. LARRY HOOVER C. CONNER McGEHEE BINFORD E. PARKER, JR. BENJAMIN C. PERKINSON , JR. CARROLL H. SHOTWELL RANDOLPH SHOTWELL L. WINSTON SMITH ALLEN E. TEMPLETO N

GLYN A. TYLER DAVID A. WEST ROBERT H. WHITE JOSEPH H. WILLIAMS, JR. MALCOLM E. WILLS R. SHADE WILSON MICHAEL G. WITT WILLIAM D. WYATT

Fratres In Facultate SAMUEL H. BAKER

CECIL F. JONES J. WESTWOOD SMITHERS

HERMAN P. THOMAS

SIGMA ALPHA · EPSILON. Left to right, first row: Tommy Atkins, Bob Clay, John Donaldson, Charles Miller, Dick Pond, Ed Weems, Alvin Allen, Charles Bell, Roy Bennett, John Daffron. Second row: William Dant, Don Davies, Pete Daley, Elwood Edwards, Marvin Everhart, Don Falls, Randy Fitzgerald, John Green, Larry Hoover, Dick Hylton. T bird row: Allen Lane, Conner McGehee, James Norris, Binford Parker, Benjamin Perkinson, John Purcell, Barry Roberson, Carroll Shotwell, Winston Smith.

Fourth row: Dick Talbert, Allen Templeton, Dave West, Bob White, Joseph Williams, Malcolm Wills, Shade Wilson, Michael Witt, William Wyatt.

Actives

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BARB EE, }R. LLOY D ROBE RT Boss lour s E. BRIN K PHIL DEVR ON GEN E Fox JONA THAN GEIS EL, JR. ROBE RT K. HARN SBER GER BILL HENL EY

JACK F. INGR AM GERA LD D. LOW E LEWI S MOSE LEY BILL PAIN TER JOE PESA NSKY GORD ON PRIO R BOB PUTN EY BOBB Y G. STAC Y

THOM AS STEA RNS CARR OLL TERR ELL FRAN K VECC HIO ALLA CE DAN B. JOSE PH H. WEA VER MAL COLM 1. WEL LS FRAN K WES T T. H. WILT ON

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J.

FRAN K HOR TON BOB KLIN GER CARL NOR TH J. PATT ESON

YORK E ROBE RTS BILL ROSE ERIC WAS ER GORD ON A. WILK INS

Frat res In Facu ltate MER TON

E.

CARV ER

RAY W. FRAN TZ AL TON WILL IAMS

DAVI D M. WHIT E

, Gene Fox, Bob Harn sberg er, Bill Henle y, Geral d SIGM A CHI. Left to right, first row: Lloyd Barbe e, Robe rt Boss, Louis Brink Carro ll Terre ll, Frank Vecch io, Dan Walla ce, Frank Lowe , Louis Mose ley. Second row: Bill Paint er, Bobb y Stacy, Thom as Stear ns,Jame s Higg s, Frank Horto n, John Hugh es, Carl North , West , Spenc e Wilto n. Third row: Robe rt Beale , Phil Devr on, Ward Hatch , er, Malc olm Wells , Gord on Wilk ins.

Gord on Prior . Fourt h row: Bob Putne y, York e Robe rts, Bill Rose, Josep h Weav

JACK INGRA?\1 Presi dent

BECK Y INGRAlVI Spons or

SIGMA CHI Epsilon Rho Cha pter Foun ded- Univ ersit y of Miam i, Ohio , 1855 .

Esta blish ed at Univ ersit y of Rich mond in 1958 .

FRED H. CREEKMORE President

MRS. HILAH PULLEY Sponsor

SIGMA PHI EPSILON Virginia Alpha Chapter Founded-University of Richmond, 1923.

Actives LEON ALLIGO OD ROBER T BELK SAMUE L BELK, JR. RICHAR D BREWE R WILLIA M BRIDGE RS DENNI S BRUMB ACK ALAN COLE RANDO LPH Cox FREDER ICK CREEK MORE MARSH ALL CRISMA N ALBER T DAWSO N RICHAR D DEMBO SKI SHARO N EDw ARDS JACK FRETW ELL JAMES GEIMA N CLAUD E GRAVA TT, JR.

DWIGH T HAZEL TON DOUGL AS HIZA ROSCO E HOTCH KISS, JR. KENNE TH HUMPH REY GEORG E JENKIN S ROBER T JOHNS ON ORVIN JONES WILLIA M KERR DONAL D LAINE ROBER T LEMMO N LANDIS LITCHF IELD EnwARD LOVEL ACE CHARL ES McDAN IEL DENNI S McKEE JERRY MILLE R ROBER T MORRE LL DICK MOSCH LER

PETER MuTAs c10 HOBBY NEALE DAVID POUCH OT RICHAR D PULLE Y GEORG E RIDDIC K AsA SHIELD DEAN SNEAD CHARL ES STEVEN S JOHN STIFF WYATT THOMP SON LEW WELST EAD CARLY LE WILLIA MS LARRY Woon FRANK WRAY WILLIA M WRAY RAYMO ND YOUNG

Pledg es JOHN AVERE TT BILL CLARK }ON BOLLIN G MAC DIROM BILL FORTI

NEIL GOERE N BILL HAWK INS ROBER T HAWK INS STEVE MASSE I STU PERCY CHARL ES PORTE R

ALVIN SMITH DAVE SOUTH WALLA CE SOWDE R JACK THOMA SON DuANE Woon

Fratre s In Facul tate HERBE RT CROSS

Laine, Bob Lemmo n, SIGMA PHI EPSILO N. Left to right, first row: John Averett , Ivey Bridger s, Jim Geiman , George Jenkins , Don C. R. Willian 1s, Bob Charles McDan iel, Dick Moschl er, Asa Shield. Second row: Dean Snead, Wyatt Thomp son, Lew Welstea d, Mac Dirom, Sharon , Belk, Sam Belk, Jon Bolling , Dick Brewer , Dennis Brumba ck. Third row: Bill Clark, Randy Cox, Al Dawson Hugh Litchfield, Ed Edward s, Jack Fretwel l, Neil Goeren , Cary Gravatt , Dwight Hazelto n. Fourth row: Ken Humph rey, Sam Kerr, Smith, Dave South, Al Lovelac e, Steve Massei, Dennis McKee , Pete Mutasc io, Hobby Neale, Charles Porter. Fifth row: Dave Poucho t, Wallac e Sowder , Bob Stiff, Duane Wood, Larry Wood, Ray Young.

Actives STEWAR T L. BRYCE WILLIAM p. COLLIER LOUIS J. CORLET TO THOMAS H. GARRET T JAMES F. HALLEY

HOWARD R. HAYNES HARRY P. MACINT OSH ROBERT L. MEREDIT H VoN L. PIERSAL L RICHARD L. SMALLEY

WILLIAM C. SMITH JAMES F. THACKE R RUSSELL B. WAYLAN D EARL D. WHITE

Pledge s ROBERT W. APPERSO N PHILLIP W. BLYTHE JOHN A. CLAYTO N ANDREW DOWNE R CLORE RALPH C. COPELA ND

JOHN G. COSBY, JR. H. PHILIP DAL TON, JR. GRANT, III ROGER ROBERT E. lMMIG WILLIAM W. JENNING S

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NORMA N E. LASSITER JAMES M. MACMIL LAN FRANK G. RUBURY DONALD R. WENDT Roy CARROL L YOUNG

Fratres In Faculta te BERT E. BRADLEY E. ELWOOD FORD

PHILIP R. HART WESLEY N. LAING

ROBERT M. STONE

THETA CHI. Left to right, first row: Bill Collier, Richard Smalley, Jim Thacker, Bob Apperson , Phil Blythe, John Clayton, Andrew Clore. Second row: Ralph Copeland , John Cosby, Phillip Dalton, James Halley, Bill Jennings, Norman Lassiter, Harry Macintos h.

Third row: Von Piersall, Bill Smith, Rusty Wayland , Roy Young.

ROBERT MEREDITH President

MISS SANDRA VAUGHAN Sponsor

THETA CHI Omicron Chapter Founded-University of Virginia, 1868.

Established at University of Richmond in 1891.

The time one spends in college is so short.

Refiectio1z upon the past few years brings this fact to mind all too clearly. Throu gh our classes we gain the backgr ound for the advanced learnin g which we should ever try to • e. increas

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS. Left to right: Gerry Lowe, Jack Laing, To1nmy Baer, Erv Mueller, Bob Lemmon.

SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS To MM Y

BAER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

JACK LAING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

President

vice president

BoB LEMMON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Secretary

GERRY LOWE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Treasitrer

BoB HARNSBERGE R . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Representative to House

ERV MUELLER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Senator

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ATKINS

Bassett, Virginia

Richmond, Virginia

B.A.-Biology

B.A.-Political Science

JOHN ERNEST AVERETT

TOMMY

P. BAER

Falmouth, Virginia

Rich1nond, Vtifginia

B.A.-Education

B.A.-Politictti.::-Science

LLOYD

J.

BARBEE,

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EARL DENNIS BARKER

Richmond, Virginia

Glen Allen, Virginia

B.A.-Political Science

B.A.-Biology

JOSEPH PAYNE BARKER

ROBERT QUILLIN BARKER

ROBERT J. BEATTY, JR.

JACK WARREN BLOXOM

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Chemistry

Gate City, Virginia B.S.-Chenzistry

Highland Springs, Virginia B.A.-Sociology

N elsonia, Virginia B.A.-Sociology

CHARLES STANLEY BOONE

THOMAS LEE BOWLES

WILLIAM IVEY BRIDGES

Covington, Virginia B.A.-Education

Danville, Virginia B.A.-Sociology

Newport News, Virginia B.A.-Chemistry Sociology

CLIFFORD

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BRINER

West Lafayette, Ohio B.A.-Chemistry

LOUIS EDWARD BRINK

FRANK

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-Chemistry

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Richmond, Virginia B.A.-English

EDWARD

R.

BRIGGS, JR.

Arlington, Virginia B.A.-History

RONALD RALPH BROWN

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-History

WILLIAM J. BUGG, JR.

South Hill, Virginia B.S.- Physics) Math DONALD F. CLEMENT

Roanoke, Virginia B .S .-Mathenzatics

AMES BERNARD (ROCKER

Windsor, Virginia B.A.-Bible

ALEXANDER

L.

CALDWELL

FREDERICK

D.

CARAVETTA

CHARLES R. CHAPMAN

Towanda, Pennsylvania B.A.-Sociology

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Political Science

FRANCIS EDw ARD CoMER

FREDERICK CREEKMORE

Portsmouth, Virginia B.A.-Sociology

Hampton, Virginia B.A.-Chemistry

Norfolk, Virginia B.A.-Political Science

RICHARD C. CROSBY

ERNOE CsAKY

LINWOOD W. CusTALO~

St. Louis, Missouri B.A.-History

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Physics

West Point, Virginia B.S.-Chemistry

Rich1nond, Virginia B.A.-Sociology WILLIAM

P. COLLIER, JR.

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JOHN E. DAVIS

LOUIS DE ANGELIS

Norfolk, Virginia B.A.-Philosophy

New London, Connecticut B.S.-Chemistry

JOHN E. DONALDSON

ROBERT E. DUNNINGTON

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-History

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-Sociology

JIMMY DEAN EDWARDS

JERRY ALLEN ENFIELD

Salem, Virginia B.A.-English

Rich1nond, Virginia B.S.-Mathematics

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Lours R.

FAWCETT

Spring Grove, Virginia B.A.-Sociology

West Point, Virgin~a B.S.-Physics

WILLIAM FITZHUGH, JR .

HENRY ERNEST FORD, JR.

Ellerson, Virginia B.A.-Psychology

Glen Allen, Virginia B.A.-English

JAMES DULANEY GEIMAN

JOSEPH PERROW GILLETTE

Leesburg, Virginia B.A.-Chemistry

Courtland, Virginia B.A.-Political Science

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GLADDING , JR.

MICHAEL

A.

GLAGOLA , JR.

JAMES LAWRENC E GORE

JOSEPH GROSS

Roanoke, Virginia B.A.-Psyc hology

Fairfield, Connecticut B.A.-Hist ory

Tasley, Virginia B.A.-Biol ogy

Garfield, New Jersey B .S .-Chemist ry

HARVEY EUGENE HALL

PAUL WAYNE HANNAH

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-Bibl e

Oakton, Virginia B.A.-Psyc hology

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-Hist ory

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-Math ematics

SIDNEY HAROLD HORWITZ

WILBUR WESLEY HUFF

WILLIAM J. HUGHES, JR

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Chemistry

Roanoke, Virginia B.A.- BibleJ Religion

Lyndhurst, New Jersey B.A.-Hist ory

RICHARD

A.

HOLDERM AN

Gladstone, Virginia B .A.- Sociolo gy

ROBERT

K.

HARNSBER GER

LAWRENC E JOSEPH HAST.

JAMES VALENTINE HYLER

JOSEPH ARTHUR HYMAN

GEORGE HENRY JENKINS

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-Psychology

Waynesboro, Virginia B.A.-Psychology

Lancaster Virginia B.A.-History

BRADLEY GRAY JOHNSON

LOYD ALLEN JOHNSON

Richn1ond, Virginia B.A.-Economics

Berryville, Virginia B.A.- English

Hanover, Virginia B.A.-Bible

DONALD HALL KENT

WENDELL W. KEY, JR.

HARRY SCOTT KIRBY

DONALD WAYNE LAil'

Danville, Virginia B.A.- English

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Chemistry

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-English

Colonial Heights, Virgin B.A.-Music

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Lynchburg, Virginia B.A.-History L. CHARLES JONES

Olean, New York B.A.-Sociology

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ARTHUR G. LAMBIOTTE

Austin, Texas B.A.-English

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-History

DAVID WILLIAM LEE

ROBERT HARRY LEMMON

Danville, Virginia B.A.-English

Great Bridge, Virginia B .A .- Biology

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Richmond, Virginia B.A.-English

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GERALD LOWE

South Hill, Virginia B.A.-Political Science

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Ne wp ort News, Virginia B.S.- Biology RO NA LD MO NT GO ME RY

Richmond, Virginia B.A .- Sociolo gy

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Colonial Heights, Virgin B.A.- Mathematics DA NIE L A. MI X

Mt. Rainier, Maryland B.A.- Sociology

LU IS WI LL IAM MO RA I

Richmond, Virginia B.A .- English

OHN LAWRENCE MORAN

JAMES LLOYD MORRIS

REGINALD PHILIP MORRIS

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-Chemistry

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-Sociology

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-Sociology

ERVIN

H.

MUELLER, JR.

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Chemistry ROBERT

W. pARK,

Quantico, Virginia B.A.-Sociology

JR.

WILLIAM FLOYD MYERS

Roanoke, Virginia B.A.-P(Jfitical Science DALTON AUSTIN PARKER

Highland Springs, Virginia B .S .-Chemistry

WILLIAM

L. PAINTER, JR.

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-Political Science FRANKLIN

M.

PINCHBECK

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Chemistry

RICHARD MoscHLER,

JR.

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Mathematics WILLIAM CLYDE PALMER

Newport News, Virginia B.A.-English LANEAU

L. PIPPEN

Pulaski, Virginia B.S.-Chemistry

JOH N BOW EN POLH ILL

RICH ARD L. PON D, JR.

HOW ARD GRA Y REDF ORD

CLIN TON L. REY NOL D

Richmond , Virginia B.A. -Eng lish

Suffolk, Virginia B.A. - Biology

Petersburg, Virginia B.S.- Teac hing , Science

Glen Allen, Virginia B.A. -Psy chol ogy

LARR Y BLA INE ROB INSO N

NOR MAN SAUN DERS , JR.

Mathews, Virginia B.A. -Pol itica l Science

Baltimore, Maryland B.A . -Mathematics

Richmond, Virginia B.A. -His tory

Abingdon, Virginia B.A. - History

WIL LIAM DAV IS SEW ARD

JARE D BEA R SHA RON

C.

CAR L JOHN SON SLO NI

Midlothian, Virg inia B.S.- Math emat ics, Physics

Richmond, Virg inia B.S. -Chemistry

NOR RIS

H.

RICH ARD SON

WIL LIAM

SIZE MOR E

Halifax, Virginia B.A. -Eng lish

ROB ERT E .ARL SCHA FFE

Williamson, Wes t Virgini B.A. - Sociolo gy

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ASHLEY PAUL SMITH

Arlington, Virginia B.A.- Psychology

Richmond, Virginia B.S.- Physics

GEORGE

T.

SMITH

Hopewell, Virginia B.A.- Chemistry

L. E.

SOUTHWORTH

Bowling Green, Virginia B.A.- Chemistry

MELVIN DEAN SNEAD

Warwick, Virginia B.A.- English} History CLAUDE

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STAGGS, JR.

Arlington, Virginia B.A.- English

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Bassett, Virginia B.A.-H istory CARROL L LEE TERREL L

ROBERT

G.

SULLIV AN

McKeesport, Pennsylvania B.S.- Chemistry JAMES

F.

THACK ER

Richmond, Virginia B.A.- Sociology

Glen Allen, Virginia B.A.-Ps ycholog y

WYATT W. THOMP SON

JOHN WHYNE TRAYLO R

Fredericksburg, Virginia B.S.- Ch emistry

Richmond, Virginia B.A.- English

LARRY CLOYS TURNER

M. H.

VON EHRENFRI ED,

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H.

WAINWRI GHT

PHILLIPS B. WALKER, JR.

Hampton, Virginia B.A.-Psyc hology

Norfolk, Virginia B.A.-Bibl e

WALLACE E. WEEMS, JR.

EDWARD C. WEIL, JR.

Suffolk, Virginia B.A.-Biol ogy

Suffolk, Virginia B.A.-Socio logy

Bon Air, Virginia B.S.-Physi cs

)HN DICKINSO N WELSH

FRANCIS L. WELSTEA D

FRANK LEWIS WEST

RICHARD WRIGHT WEST

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-Spee ch and Drama

Newport News, Virginia B.S.-Phys ics

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-Econ omics

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-Hist ory

Redwood, Virginia B.A.-Socio logy

)AN BRADLEY WALLACE

Richmond, Virginia B .S .-Mathe1n atics

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Phys ics DOUGLAS WALLACE ,

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DONALD

G.

WILSON

Buffalo Junction, Virginia B.A.- History

JOHN CARL WILSON

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Political Science

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H. S.

WILSON

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-Political Science

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Lemont Centre, Pennsylvani; B.S.-Chemistry

l, Raoul Wein stein, Bob Belk. Not pictured: Allan JUNI OR CLASS OFFICERS. Left to right: Hobb y Neale, Lou Lacy, Chris Hasse Gold farb.

JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS HOB BY NEA LE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

RAO UL WEI NST EIN

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CHR IS HAS SEL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

ALL AN GOL DFA RB

President

Se er etary

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BoB BEL K . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Senator

Lou LACY .... .... .... .... .... .... .... . House of Representatives

RICHMOND DONALD ADAMS HILTON ALMOND CAL VIN ALPERIN ROGER ANDERSO N WYNDHA M AND ERSON DON AYERS 1

FRANK BALLENGE R DREW BARDEN ROBERT BELK CHARLIE BELL JAMES BOOKER FREDDIE BOWEN JOHN L. BOYD RICHARD BREWER WILLIS BROWNST EIN ROBERT BUFFMAN KERMIT BURKHOL DER THOMAS BUSCHMA N ROBERT CARMINES THOMAS CLARKE RALPH COPELAND RALPH COX RYLAND CREWS BILL CROWE MOTT CUMBY JOHN DAFFRON ALBERT DAWSON DAVID DE JAN BILL DEWBERR Y JOHN DOMONKO S _TAMES DUNN .

ELWOOD EDWARDS SHARON EDWARDS JOHN EIKELBAR NER HOW ARD ESTES THOMAS EV ANS DEWEY FERGUSON THOMAS FERRELL JOHN FOREHAN D BELMONT FOSTER THOMAS FOSTER JACK FRETWELL MICHAEL FRIERMAN JULIAN GARLAND IRVING GLADDIN G ALLAN GOLDFAR B FRANK GOSE JAMES GREENSTR EET WILLIAM HARRISON CHRIS HASSEL ROBERT HAWKINS DWIGHT HAZELTO N EDWARD HEITE STEVE HOFFMAN WILLIAM HOGARTH BOBBY HYMAN RAYMOND KEE THEODOR E KOEPPE SPINDLER KRAUSE LOUIS LACY CARL LANGLEY KIRKLAND LASHLEY LUDWELL LEE HAROLD LEWIS OLEN LEWIS HUGH LITCHFIEL D

JUNIORS EDW ARD LOVELACE JOH N LOV ING HAR RY MAC INTO SH DOU G MAR TIN DEN NIS McKEE ABD ULLA H MIN A WAR REN MON ROE GEO RGE MOR EWIT Z PETE R MUT ASCI O ROB ERT MYERS VINC ENT NAR RON HOB BY NEAL E TAMES NOR RIS ROB ERT NUN NAL LY GERA LD PATT ON EDW ARD PEPLE ROB ERT PERK INS T. PHIP HAT BEN CHA PHA N VON PIERSALL GOR DON PRIO R REG INAL D PUCK ETT JOH N PURCELL ROB ERT PUTN EY DAV ID RITT ER LOUI S ROB BINS BAR RY ROB ERSO N WILL IAM ROBERTS EDW \IN ROB ERTS ON PETE ROY E PERR Y RUSS FRED ERIC K SALE DAV ID SAND RIDG E DON ALD SEELY BOB SIZE R AND REW SMIT H BEN JAM IN SMIT H HAR OLD SMIT H KEN NET H SM.JTH WILL IAM SMIT H DON ALD SNEL DING S DICK IE SPAI N GEN E STEG ER LEW IS STEI NGO LD BOB STIF F MASSIE STIN SON OLLI E STON E GAY SWE RSKY RICH ARD TALB ERT RICH ARD TAY LOR ALLE N TEM PLET ON FRED THO MAS WILU lAM TOM LINS ON PETE TREI BLEY ART HUR TRU MP CLARENCE WAL TON JOSE PH WEA VER RAO UL WEIN STEI N DAV E WES T JAME S WHE LAN ROB ERT WHI TE EBB WILL IAMS JAMES WILL IAMS SHAD E WILS ON LARR Y WOO D RAY YOU NG

RICH MON D COLL EGE SOPH OMO RE CLASS O FFICERS. Left t o right: Rusty Robe rtson, Brad Gunt er, Bruce Engle , Billy Rose.

SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS BRAD GUN TER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

DAV E BER LIN

President

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vice President

BILL Y Ros E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Secretary

BRU CE ENG LE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Treasurer

RUS TY ROB ERT SON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

NEI L HuT CHE R . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

senator

House of Representatives

SOPHOMORES B. B. ALLE N KENN ETH ALLIS ON ANDY BACH MAN N JERRY BAKE R BLAN TON BARN ETT FRED BA TEMA N BOB BEALE ROY BENN ETT DAVI D BERL IN LEE BLEV INS PHIL BLYT HE PAUL BRICK NER EUGE NE BROW N BOB BULL OCK WALL ER BURC H JACK BURR OUGH S ROBE RT BUSH THOM AS CALL AHAN JOHN CLAY TON WILI.TAM CLAR K CHAR LIE CLOU GH JERRY COHE N RICH ARD COLE Y WILL IAM COLL INS ELTO N COOK E RAND OLPH COX FRAN K CROM ER RICH ARD CURL WILT ON CURT IS WAR NER DASH IELL CHARLES DA VIS PHILL IP DEVR ON PETER DOLE Y WILL IAM DRUR Y PAGE ELMO RE BRUCE ENGL E MARV IN EVER HART ROBE RT FARM ER RAYM OND FEAR NOW FRAN K FENTRESS FRED FERL AZZO RONA LD FLOY D PRES TON FORBES CHARLES FRAN ZMAN MARK FRAZ ER CARY GRAV ATT JOHN GREE N MAXE Y GRIF FIN J. BRAD LEY GUNT ER RICH ARD GUTH RIE ROBE RT HAID JAME S HALL WILL IAM HALL JIMM Y HALL EY BURT HARR IS HARV EY HARR IS JAME S HARR ISON SHAN NON HAUS ER LOUI S HEAD LEY KENN ETH HUM PHRE Y NEIL HUTC HER DICK HYLT ON WALT ER ISLEY JOHN IVINS GUS JAME S EDW IN JONE S

RICHMOND PAUL JONES ERNEST JORDAN SAM KERR BARRY KIRKPATRICK FRANK KNILL LEE LEWIS JOE LIVELY ROBERT LYNCH MEL MANNING TERRELL MARTIN STEPHEN MASSEI CONNOR McGEHEE RALPH McGINNIS CHARLES McKINNEY CHARLES MOORE THOMAS MOORE TOMMY MORRIS JOHN MOREAU JOHN MOTHERSHEAD RANDY MUELLER DENNIS NOFSINGER RILEY NORTHAM MELVIN OTEY CLIFTON PARKER BILL PASCOE CHARLES PERKINSON BUCKY PERKINSON KEN POFF DAVID POUCHOT SHELTON RICE STEWART RICHARDSON BRADFORD RINARD ADRIAN ROBERTSON LINWOOD ROBERTSON BILLY ROSE NORWYN ROWE NORVAL SETTLE CARROLL SHOTWELL HAROLD SMITH HOWARD SMITH SYD SMITH WINSTON SMITH BERNARD STEARN PERRY STRICKLAND THOMAS SUMMERELL STANLEY SZYMANSKI WILLIAM TATE JOSEPH TEEFEY LEE WALCOTT WALLACE WALKER EDWARD WARD FRED WATTS RUSSELL WAYLAND RUSSELL WEEKS ROBERT WHITEHURST JOHN WILKERSON FREDERICK WILLIS JOHN WILLIS THOMAS WINTER STEPHEN WOGAN

CARL WOODARD KENNETH WREN WESLEY YOUNG

RICHMOND CO.LLEGE FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS. Left to right: Ray Young, John Vaughan, Duane Wood, Randy Fitzgerald.

FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS JOHN

v AUGHAN

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President

Vice President

RANDY FITZGERALD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

seer etar y

DUANE Wooo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Treasurer

PAT BURKE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

BoB DAVIS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Se nat o·r

House of Representatives

RICHMOND JERRY ALDHIZER ALVJN ALLEN LOUIS ALLEN JERRY ANDERSON BOB APPERSON PHIL BAGLEY GARY BANG MARCUS BANG EDWARD BANKSTON EMMETT BASS BOB BELTON NORB BEVILLE JON BOLLING JUDSON BOOKER ERNEST BOYD ROLAND BRANDIS CARROLL BRAY RICHARD BRESSLER DECKER BRISTOW DENNY BROOKER LARRY BROWN JOHN BUCK DAVID BURKE PAT BURKE RUCKER BURNETTE J. N. BUSEY EUGENE CALLIS LENDELL CAMDEN HANS CARTER RICHARD CHITTUM DOWNER CLORE JOSEPH CORNETTE JOHN COSBY WA17 NE COX JOSEPH CRESCENTE ELMO CROSS PHILIP DALTON \\!HITFIELD DANT JOHN DAUGHERTY BOB DAVIS D. G. DAVIS MORT DEIBERT KEN DICHTENMUELLER Mr\C DIROM DAVY DOWDY HERBERT DUER JAMES DUNIVAN BRUCE DUNN FRED DUNNING LYLE EDWARDS JERRY ELLIS RANDY FITZGERALD RODERTCK FLINT I-IORACE FORD MICHAEL FOREMAN DAVID FULLER DAVID GAMMON DICK GARDNER BUS GARNETT BING GARTHRIGHT RAY GOBBLE NEIL GOEREN ARTHUR GOLDMAN DAVID GOODE JACK GRADY GEORGE GRAY

FRESHMEN GEORGE GRODZICKI JOSEPH GWALTNEY SAMUEL HABEL EDGAR HART BOB HASTY NATHANIEL HATCH JAMES HIGGS JAMES HILDENBRAND RODNEY HITE JACKIE HODGES ROBERT HOFFLER CLAUDE HOGGARD SMITH HOLLAND LARRY HOOVER · JOHN HOPKINS FRANK HORTON JAMES HOSIER TEX HUDSON MICHAEL JARRETT CHARLES JENKINS RAY JENKINS .

BILL JENNINGS HOLMAN JENNINGS FRANK .KEYSER LARRY KJING MICHAEL LAMBIOTTE NORMAN LASSITER DABNEY LEE. TERRANCE LERCH PAUL LEWIS LARRY LINGO BILL LUMPKIN CARL MAN WAYNE MARTIN GAYLE MATTHEWS LEE McALLISTER JAMES McCLUNG FRED McCORMICK BOB MEADOR ROBERT MEIGGS JAMES MERCER GORDON MERRITT ALBERT MILLAR STEPHEN MJLLER JASON MORI EARLE NETTLES MAURICE NOVICK ELWOOD OBRIG WAYNE OWEN BINFORD PARKER CHARLES PARKER PAUL PASCAROSA JAMES PERRY RONALD PLAETA WAYNE POARCH CHARLIE PORTER FRANK POWERS ROBERT POWERS WALTER PRICE RONNIE PRILLAMAN JACK PRITCHETT ALLEN PUFFENBERGER FRANCIS REIBSAMEN JOSEPH REYNOLDS CHARLES RICE PAUL RICHLIN

RICHMOND PAT RIVIELLO YORKE ROBERTS DALE ROBINSON WILLIAM ROYSTEN BILL RYAN STEVEN SAMUELSON BOB SCARBOROUGH ROY SCHERER I<:ENNETH SCHONFELI) WALTER SCHWARTZ THOMAS SECCIA LEROY SHARER RANDOLPH SHOTWELL STEPHEN SLAUGHTER AL VIN SMJTH GERALD SMITH SIDNEY SMITH THOMAS SMITH PHILIP SNYDER DAVID SOUTH WALLACE SOWDER PETE STAVREDES TOEL STEMPIL BOBBY STEWART JOHN STIVERS LEE STROUD ROBERT SWARTWOUT ELMER TOLER LEROY UTZ THOMAS VASSAR JOHN VAUGHAN PHILLIP WADE EDWARD WHITTINGTON WILLIE WILKINS BUDDY WILLIAMS JOSEPH WILLIAMS BTLL WILLIAMSON MALCOLM WILLS DUANE WOOD WILLIAM WYATT JACK YAFFA CARROLL YOUNG

ALLAN YUNG LOUIS ZINCONE

ALAN BURGESS Student Governrnent President

OFFICERS. Dick Spain, secretary. Not pictured: Bob Sullivan, vice president, Frank Brown, treasurer.

RICH MOND COLLEGE

THE RICHMOND COLLEGE STUDENT GOVERNMENT

for the 1959-1960 session has. continued to carry out a policy of aggressive, progressive college government. New policies have been formed and efficiency has been maintained 0r improved in the various p hases of studenit govern·m ent o,peration.

Under the direction of Bob Sullivan, the Senate has been in the process of completing a full year.

Beginning with the ratification of the budget, carrying on membership in the U nirted States National Student Association, and completing many trying 1

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tasks, the efforts of the Senate were successful.

Alan Burgess, Student Government president and capable leader, carried out in a competent manner the many duties conneoted with Orientation Week.

T he House ·o f Representatives, under Don Kent, was responsible for b·ot h the Fall Dance and for the highly successful Parent's Weekend.

Tih e Honor Cou·nci,l, led by Doug Millar, worked to advance th·e highest standards. in honor and ethics and rendered service in executing justice for all before the Honor Statute.

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HOUSE OF REPRES ENTATIV ES. Left to rightJ first row: George Smith, Harvey Harris, Robert Harnsber ger, Raoul Weinste insecretary, Don Kent-sp eaker of the house, Buddy Foster-c lerk, Allan Goldfarb , Rod Hite, Tomn1y Atkins. Second rou): Jim Thacker, Paul Brickner, Allen Collins, Lou Lacy, Les Flynn, Robert H. White, Neil Butcher, Tommy Summera ll, Dan Stevens, Abdullah Mina. Not pictured: Louis Headley -chaplain , Lee O'Bryan -sergean t at arms.

STUDENT GOVERNMENT

SENATE .

Rusty Robertso n Dave Lee.

and

HONOR COUNCI L. Left to right: John Donaldso n, Ross Hotchkis s, Ed Shiver, Art D'Arrigo , Tomn1y Baer, Chris Sizemore -secretar y, Doug Millar-c hairman , Bobby Hyman.

WESTHAMPTON COLLEGE

SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS. Left to right: Kay Lacy, Elizabeth Thompson, Mary Frances Gibbs, Becky Grissom, Betsy Gathings, Joan Silverstein. Not pictured: Pat Hunt.

SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS BECKY GRISSOM

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

PAT HUNT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Vice President

MARY FRANCES GIBBS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Secretary

KAY LACY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Treasttrer

ELIZABETH THOMPSON

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Historian

BETSY GATHINGS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

JoAN SILVERSTEIN . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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College Governnzent Representative

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Portsmouth, Virginia B.A.- Psych ology MILD RED GILL BAGL EY

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Richmond, Virginia B.A.- Engl ish IREN E

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South Hill, Virginia B.A.- Polit ical Science

Richmond, Virginia B.S.- Biolo gy

JOYC E LYNE TTE BIRDS ALL

ELIZA BETH ANN BROW N

Warwick, Virginia B.S.- Biolo gy

Fork Union, Virginia B.A.- Psych ology

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LAUREL ANN BURKETT

MARY ROGERS BURRUSS

ETHEL MARIE BURTON

MARION FAYE CATHEY

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Chemistry

Jarratt, Virginia B.A.-Mathemat ics

Saluda, Virginia B.S.-Physical Education

Norfolk, Virginia B.A.-Spanish-L atin

ALICE M. CLEMENT

MARY E. COOLEY

Warwick, Virginia B.A.-Psycholog y

Three Rivers, California B.S.-Biology

McLean, Virginia B .A .-Sociology

VIRGINIA ANN CRUTE

EVELINE LEWIS CUMMINS

JUDITH EVAN CYRUS

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-English

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-Spanish

Huntington, West Virginia B.A.-Bible

YOLANDA LEE CHILDRESS

Baltimore, Maryland B.A.-English

p ATRICIA

A. CRAWFORD

Staunton, Virginia B.A.-Psycholog y

MARGARET

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MARTHA ANN DVORAK

MARY ALICE EAKLE

CLARE MASSEY EARLE

Norfolk, Virginia B.S.- Ch eniistry

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-English

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-Education

Warwick, Virginia B.A.-Biology

SALLY C. EVANS

BARBARA ANN FERGUSON

SUZANNE C. FOSTER

BETSY JANE GATHINGS

Lynchburg, Virginia B.A.- Sociology

Mineral, Virginia B.A.-History

Norfolk, Virginia B.A.-Spanish

Lewisburg, Pennsylvania B.A.-Sociology

MARGARET LEE GORE

GERRY GRAFF

ELIZABETH A. GRAHAM

Alexandria, Virginia B.A.-Biolo gy

Richmond, 'lirginia B.A.-Sociology

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-Speech and Dramatic Arts

rfARY FRANCES GIBBS

Burkeville, Virginia B.S.- Biology

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EvALANE R.

GREEN

Roanoke, Virginia B.S.-Mathematics

Newport News, Virginia B.A.-History

GLORIA GREENFIELD

REBECCA LEE GRISSOM

Baltimore, Maryland B .A.-Psycholo gy

South Norfolk, Virginia B.A.-Political Science

SANDRA SHIPLEY HOOD

Virginia Beach, Virginia B.S.-Chemistry

JANE

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Wytheville, Virginia B.A.-Economics

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SARAH DILL HUDGINS

South Boston, Virginia

P'ortsmouth, Virginia

B.A.-Sociology

B.A.-English

PATRICIA CAROLE HUNT

PHYLLIS H. JENKINS

Oakton, Virginia

Burkeville, Virginia

B.S.-Biology

B.S.-Mathematics

ANNE PAIGE JONES

EDITH MARIE JONES

Farmville, Virginia

Markham, Virginia

B.S.-Biology

B.A.-Mathematics

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J. KELLY

DOROT HEAU J. KOSKO

CYNTH IA RAE KATZ

MARTH A KELLOG G

Richmond, Virginia B .A.- Sociolo gy

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-Fr ench

KAY CARTER LACY

JEAN C. LEE

Farmville, Virginia B.S.-Ma themati cs

Hong Kong B.A.-Bi ology

Richmond, Virginia B .S.-Che mistry

Augusta, Georgia B.A.-S ociolo gy

ANNE BORDEN LOVING

MARY SUE LUDING TON

FANNY R. MANNI NG

MARY LYNN MAPP

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Ma themati cs

Covington, Virginia B.A.-Ps ycholog y

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-Ps ycholog y

Nassawadox, Virginia B.A.-Hi story

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-H istory

Roanoke, Virginia B.A.-En glish

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MARROW

CATHERINE MARSHALL

DoRrs ANN McBRIDE

Fredericksburg, Virginia B.A.-Political Science

NANCY McCULLOCH

Waynesboro, Virginia B.S.-Biology

Roanoke, Virginia B.A.- Sociology

Bluefield, West Virginia B.A.-Spanish

JEANETTE MCWILLIAMS

ALICE JANE MICHAEL

Warwick, Virginia B.A.-Mathenia tic s

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-Psycholog y

Chathan1, Virginia B.A.-Sociology

Aberdeen, Maryland B.A.-Education

ALICE JANE MORRIS

JESSIE ANNE MORRIS

LAURA HARwo,on Moss

SANDRA LUCY MOTLEY

Warwick, Virginia B .A .-Ee on on1 ics

Richmond, Virginia B.A.- Psychology

Norfolk, Virginia B.A.-History

Chatham, Virginia B.A.-Bible

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Han1pton, Virginia B.A.-B iology

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Warwick, Virginia B.A.-S ociolo gy

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Arlington, Virginia B.A.-S tudio Art EVA FRANC ES RUE

Martinsville, Virginia B.A.- English

Belle Haven, Virginia B.A.-S panish

JOAN LEE SILVER STEIN

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Richmond, Virgin ia B.A.- Econo1nics

Richmond, Virginia B.A.- History

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SHIRLEY EVELYN SMITH

MARY EMELYN ST. CLAIR

PATRICIA R. TESTERMAN

Suffolk, Virginia B.S.-Chemistry

Roanoke, Virginia B.A.-Psycholog y

Richlands, Virginia B.A.-Music

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Chatham, Virginia B.A.-English MARY

Lou WALDEN

Bywood, Upper Darby Pennsylvania B.A.-Psycholog y

Englewood, New Jersey B.A.-EnglishPolitical Science

Bangkok, Thailand B.S.-Chemistry

Richmond, Virginia B .A .-Latin-English

LANETTA TUGGLE WARE

MEURIAL CLAIRE WEBB

MRS. ROLAND WEGNER

ROSALIND WEINSTEIN

Fredericksburg, Virginia B.S.-Physical Education

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-Spanish

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-Political Science

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PAULA WILLIAMS

DRUSILLA ANNE YOUNG

Lynchburg, Virginia

Hartsville, South Carolina

Arlington, Virginia

IJ S. - Physical Ii,J1,1cation

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WESTHAMPTON ANNE ABBITT NANCY ADAMS H. ANGERMA YER GWYNN BAREFOOT CARY BELL JOYCE BELLE ANN BERTSCH BARBARA BERTSCH BETTY BLANTON BETTY BOND MARCIA BOWMAN MARIDELL BUGG MARY BURKS RUTH CARVER CAROL CHAPMAN MARY LEE CH'lLTON PENNY CLAYMAN PAT CLUVERIUS ANNE COLEMAN ANNE CUNNING HAM JOYCE DAVIDSON GINDI DEATELHA USER LUIGI DECOSTA MARGARE T DENMAN PADDY DOZIER REGINA DROPPLEM AN SUZANNE DUPUY CAROL EASTMAN NANCY EDWARDS CONNIE ENGLE PRISCILLA EURE MARY EVANS SHIRLEY FISH DORALEE FORSYTHE LINDA FRAZER BETTY GAINES KATHRYN G1LL MILDRED GILMAN JANE GOCHENO UR MARTHA GOODMAN BARBARA GOODWY N SANDRA GOTT GAYLE GOWDEY CAROLYN GREEN FERNE GRIMMET T DIXIE HARGRAV E JANET HARWOOD BETTY HILLSMAN MARTHA HINKLE GLORIA HOLLAND EILEEN HOY LOUISE INMAN EMILY JENN1INGS ANN JONES DILEK KAHYAOGLU MARY KINCHELO E BARBARA LAMM CAROLYN LEARNARD REBECCA LEBER GEORGIA LINGLE SALLY LINTHICU M HELEN LONDEREE SALLIE MAGRUDE R ELIZABET H MARLOW SALLY MARSH ANNE MASON

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SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS. Left to right, seated: Jane Pitts, Charlotte Adams. Standing: Nina White, Julie Perkinson, Frances LaVlrson, Nell Gracey, Lee Strawhand.

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SOPHOMORES JUDITH ACREE CHARLOTTE ADAMS NANCY ADKINS SHARON ALDERSON SANDRA ATKINSON VELMA BENDER JOAN BISHOP RUTH BLAIR CHERRY BLANTON DALE BOATWRIGHT ANN BOFF KATHARINE BORUM LEVON BOWLES EMILY BROWN SYLVIA BROWN BESSIE BURRUS NANCY CARMACK JUDITH CARPENTER CATHY CARR MARY CARTER JUDITH CASHION ANNE CHEATHAM ANNE CLODFELTER BETSY COCI<:S LUCILE COPENHAVER PATRICIA CORDLE TONI COUSINS ROBIN CRAMME IRIS CREEDLE JANE CROUCH ANYCE DAMERON BARBARA DAVIES CONNIE DAVIS MARY DECKELMAN MARY DOUGLAS SHIRLEY EASTER JO ELLETT SAMANTHA EMBREY JOYCE GARNER JUDITH GAYHART GAIL GLOVER MARY GODSEY NELL GRACEY EDIE GRAVES HELEN GUTHRIE MARY HABEL ALICE HALL LUCY HARDY BARBARA HARRELL PHYLLIS HARRISON SUSAN HEREFORD JANICE HOFFMANN MELINDA HOLDERBY NANCY JAMES ELIZABETH JONES JACKIE JOHNSON ELLEN KAYNE PAMELA KOCH SUSAN KOUES BARBARA KRYSTEL MARY LAPRADE FRANCES LAWSON FRANCES LEWIS DIANE LIGHT JANET LIGHT GAIL MATTHEWS

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FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS. Left to right, first row: Martha MacMurtry, Lynore Katz, Beth Stafford, Ellen Fitz Hugh. Second row: Grace Brinkley. Betsy Beale, Patsy Chewning, Claudia Dodson, Kay Koontz, Judy Cooke.

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KAY KooNTZ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

MARTHA McMuRTRY . . . . . . . . . .

College Governmer1t Representative

JUDY CooKE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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WESTHAMPTON CONNIE AGEE SANDRA ANDREWS CAROLYN ANTHONY NANCY APPLE MARY ARMSTRO NG GARLANE ARRINGTO N JUDY BARLOW CATHERIN E BARRON BETSY BEALE BETTY BEALE ANN BENNETT SHIRLEY BENTON NANCY BERKOWI TZ MIMI BRENT JUDY BRINK GRACE BRINKLEY SANDRA BRITTON BETSY BROADDU S PAT BRUMBLE BEVERLEY BRYANT VALERIE BRYANT MARGIE BURKETT DANVA BUTTS ANNE CARTER MEG HAN CHAN . JOYCE CHANG PATRICIA CHEWNIN G LILLIAN CHU ROSE-ANN A CHU SALLY ANN CLARK CATHERIN E CONNOW AY BARBARA COOK JUDY COOKE TEAN COPLEY PAULINE COSBY JANE COTY ALICE CULLINAN PEGGY DAIL NANCY DELANO CAROL DEROSA JANET DESMOND PAULA DEW PAT DEY PATTI DiJX SANDRA DIXON CLAUDIA DODSON ANNA LEE DOOLEY ANN DOUGLAS ROBERTA DOWNS JOYCE EAGLES MARY ELMER ELLEN FITZ-HUG H PAULINE FONES GRAYSON FOY ARETIE GALLINS BETTY LOU GILES MARTHA GODING ELIZABET H GOOCH PAT GREEN JO ANNE HARDY BETTY HARRELL JEANIE HARRISON DEAN HARWOOD SUSAN HARWOOD JULIA HAYNIE CHARLOT TE HINES

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FRESHMEN CAR OLY N HOD NET T BETH HOL LAN D BETT Y HOL LAN D CARO LINE HOL LEM AN NAN CY HOO TMA N DON NA HOU FF CLAIRE HUD SON NAN CY HUD SON MAR Y HUM MEL ANN HUR D NAN CY HYB NER JACQ UELI N INGE CARO L JOHN STON BETH JONE S DOR IS JOYN ER LYN ORE KAT Z MAR THA KEG AN PATR ICIA KIRB Y KAY KOO NTZ PATR ICIA KWA SHIR LEY LAI FELI CIA LAN DIS MAR GAR ET LEE SHEL IA LEON ARD CAR OLY N LOG AN LESLIE LON G PAT LON G GAIL LUSH VICK I MAR COM GAIL MAR CUS VIRG INIA MAR LOW E BEVE RLEY MAR TIN SUSIE McAFEE BETT Y McGU IRE MAR CIA McM ULLI N MAR THA McM URTR Y JUDY MET CALF MAR GAR ET MILL ER MAR ILYN MILL ER JEAN MOR RIS MAR IE MOR RIS PHYL LIS MOR TON ALIC E MOY ERS JACK IE MUStSER JUDI TH MUS SER ELLE N NAS H SALL Y NELS ON MAR Y NEW TON JUDI TH NUN NAL LY BARB ARA OGLE SBY CON NIE OVER STRE ET LIND A PAM PERI N CICI PATT ERSO N ANN PERR Y PHYL LIS PETE RSON GRA CE PHEL PS DAY PICK IN FRAN CES PITC HFO RD PHYL LIS POLL ACK DUA NE POW ELL ARCH ER RAN DLET TE LORE TTA REYN OLD S PATR ICIA RICH MAR Y RICH MON D TEAN ROB ERTS ON SHA RON ROB ERTS ON

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CAROL WINFIELD JULIA WINGFIEL D HARRIETT E WOODSON JOAN LEE WRIGHT LINDA ZELLE

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\'VESTI-IAMPTON COLLEGE TOWN COUNCIL. Left to right, seated: Joan Silverstein--president. Standing: Janet Harwood, Lynore Katz. Not pictured: Dale Boativright.

WESTHAMPTON COLLEGE THE WESTHAMPTON COLLEGE GOVERNMENT As.SOCIATION is composed of the en tire student body. It strives every year to maintain the high sitan dards of ''intelligence, integrity, cooperation, and citizens,h ip" which make every student proud of her college.

Through the Execu·rive and College 'C ouncils, business and policies of the Associatio·n are decided upon.

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The Honor System is the basis for tihe workings of the Association. The Honor Council, as well as ·bhe Residence Gouncils, handle all d isciplinary matters and govern the academic and social aspect of student life.

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HONOR COUNCIL. Left to right: Janet Harwood, Clare Earle, Adrienne Price, Nancy McCulloch, Jeanette McWillian1s-chairman, Joan Silverstein, Betty Oliver, Betty Marlow.

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SOUTH COURT RESIDENCE COUNCIL. Left to right: Adrienne Price, Sally Spiller, Clare Earlepresident, Millie Bagley, Peggy Sue Roberts.

NORTH COURT RESIDENCE COUNCIL. Left to right, seated: Betty Marlow-president. Standing: Libby Wampler, Barbara Spiers, Mary Burks, Betty Oliver, Nancy Tingle.

THE SCHOOL OF ·BUSINESS

SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS. Tom Wylie and Bob Clay.

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Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Accountin g JAMES GARRETT ATKINS

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Marketing

JOSEPH FRANCIS ARCUJ

Milford, Mass.

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DAVID WINSTON AYEI

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Accountin g

GILMER LYNN BATTON

GRAHAM BAUGHAN, Jl

Fredericksburg, Virginia B.S.-Business Management

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Suffolk, Virginia B.S.-Accounting

Blackstone, Virginia B.S.--Finance

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Marketing

B·OBBY R. 'C URTIS

HowARD E. DIXON

PERCY M. EASON, JR.

Newport News, Virginia B.S.-Accountin g

Keysville, Virginia B.S.-Accounting

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Accounting

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ERNEST FRANKLIN BUSH

Chesterfield, Virginia B.S.-Accounting PHILIP WAYNE CRAIG

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Richmond, Virginia B.S.- Management

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CLARE NCE E. Fox, JR.

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-E conom ics BERNA RD

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ROBER T RAY GROSE

Richmond, Virginia B.S.- Management

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-M anage ment

JOHN MACL IN HARRI SON

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Richn1ond, Virginia B.S.-A ccoun ting

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-A ccoun tin g

Waldo rf, Maryland B.S.-M anage ment

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-P ersonn el Relations

MELV IN HORO WITZ

JAMES EDWIN HOYL E, III

JACK FREEM AN INGRA M

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Richmond, Virginia B.S.-M arketi ng

Rich1nond, Virginia B.S.-M arketi ng

Jarratt, Virginia B.S.-M arketi ng

Brooklyn, New York B.S.-M arketi ng

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Newport News, Virginia B.S.-Mark eting

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Richmond, Virginia B.S.-P ersonn el Relations

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PRAYOT RANGSIYANON

JOHN WARD SAVAGE, JR.

AsA LEONARD SHIELD, JR.

MELVYN EDWARD SIEGEL

Bangkok, Thailand B.S.-Finance

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Marketing

Newport News, Virginia B.S.-Accountin g

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Accounting

BOBBY GENE STACY

THOMAS E. STEARNS, JR.

TUNSTALL C. STRAWHAND

]AMES SHERWOOD STRUM

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Economics

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Business Economics

Baltimore, Maryland B.S.-Marketing

Clarksville, Virginia B.S.-Economics

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Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Business Administration

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Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Management

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Hopewell, Virginia B.S.-Management

JOHN LYNWOOD WRIGHT

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Managem ent

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West Hartford, Connecticut B.S.-Accountin g .J

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS. Left to right: Edward Allison, Allen Lane, Robert Marshall, Malcolm Myers, Martin Williams.

JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS ROBERT MARSHA LL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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MARTIN WILLIAM S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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MALCOL M MYERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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JUNIORS EDWARD ALLISON SAMUEL BELK DENNIS BRUMBAC K KENNY COUSINS DAYID CROOKSH ANKS DON DAVIES JOHNNIE DIXON DON FALLS FRANK GARRETT RAYMOND GOTT JAMES HEFLIN LESTER HOYLE JACK HUGHES JAMES KELLER CHARLES KING SIDNEY KING DONALD KNOTT JOHN LAMPROS ALLEN LANE ROBERT MARSHAL L JAMES McGINNIS MALCOLM MYERS CARL NORTH WAYNE OLIVE CHARLES PIERCE ROBERT POUNDS STEVEN PUGH CHARLES REVERE JOHN RIVES MICHAEL RYAN BILL SHELTON EDWARD SPENCE LEVERETT TRUMP BILLY VINCENT RICHARD WARD MALCOLM WELLS

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CHARLES WILBOURNE Business School President

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION of the School of Business, established by the students as a self-governing organization, has strived to represent effectively and further the best interests of the school, and bring about coop¡e ration and efficiency among the various campus organizations.

All our actions are motivated by the spirit of the honor system, which fosters a sense of personal responsibility and individual integrity-recognized fundamentals of character to be foun¡d in the School of Business Ad111inistration.

The Association sponsored a very successful orientation program for both new and old students. The highlight of this program was the introduction of our new Deans, Dr. W. D. Robbins, Dean of the Business School; and Dr. Melvin Greenhut, Associate Dean and Director of the Evening School. A tour of the Federal Reserve Bank and a luncheon were also included, followed that evening by a facultystudent reception. This event gave the new students a fine opportunity to meet the faculty, our new Deans, and the old students of the Business School.

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BUSINESS SCHOO L OFFICERS. Left to right: Julian Alley, Gerry Wells, Frank Vecchio .

STUDENT GOVERNMENT

SCHOO L OF BUSINESS HONO R COUNC IL. Left to right: Howar d Dixon- secreta ry, Charles Revere, Jack Ingram -chairm an, Bob Bowers. Not pictured : Robert Padgett .

BUSIN ESS SCHO OL SENAT E. Left to right: Percy Eason, Frank Vecchio, Jack Savage.

PERCY M. EASON

MRS. PERCY M. EASON

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ALPHA KAPPA PSI the 92nd ohapter of Alpha Kappa Psi Fratern ity, was chartere d on t he University of Richmo nd campus in May, 1955. I t is the firsrt: and oldest commerce fr a1terni ty and has, over the years, continu ously served as a medium of furtheri ng . the individ ual welfare of capable men interest ed in a career in business. It enriches the formal training of student s in the School of Business Admini stration by means of conitacts with business leaders through field trips, discussion groups, and research.

DELTA ZETA CHAPTE R,

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Our activities include fall picnics, industri al field 'trips, and montihly profess ional dinner meeting s at which promin en,t citizens, faculty and business executives speak 0 n some subject of commo n interest.

T·h e requirem ents for members~hip include an expressed in·t erest in ·t he field of business, inten,t ion of graduarting from a four year accredited college, approval by 100<;/10 of the membe rship, and possession of a grade average of at leasit "C." 1

Actives JAMES E. HOYLE, III CARL W. JOHNSO N DAVID N. JONES CHARLE S E. KING, JR. ROBERT C. LACY ROBERT G. MARSHA LL ARCHIBA LD M. McRAIN EY MARVIN L. MOSELE Y, JR. CARL H. NORTH RICHARD NOVEMB ER STEVEN PUGH

JULIAN M. ALLEY GILMER L. BATTON ROBERT G. BOWERS ROBERT F. CLAY GEORGE H. COBURN DONALD H. DAVIES CHARLT ON L. DAVIS HOWARD E. DIXON PERCY M. EASON, JR. DONALD T. FOSTER WILLIAM G. GREEN, JR.

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GARY PHILLIPS

Fratres In Facultate THOMAS S. BERRY RICHARD C. CHEWNI NG

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ALPHA KAPPA PSI. Left to right, first row: Julian Alley, Gilmer Batton, Robert Clay, Howard Dixon, Don anon. Third row: Second row.· James Hoyle, Robert Lacy, Archiba ld McRainey, Marvin Mosley, Richard Novem ber, Prayot Rangsiy Wilbou rne, Sam John Savage. Asa Shield, Cal Strawh and, Thoma s Tillman , Frank Vecchio, Gerald Wells. Fourth roiv: Charles Wells.

Belk, Donald Davies, David Jones, Charles King, Robert Marsha ll. Fifth row.· Carl North, Steve Pugh, Malcol m

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THE T. C. WILLIAMS SCHOOL OF LAW

LAW SCHOOL STUDENT GOVERNME NT SCHOOL STUDENT BAR ASSOCIATION was organized for the purpose of inclu,d ing into its membership a recognition of individual honor and in,t egrity as intrinsic ru,d iments within the brotherhood of the legal profession. The purpose of the Student Bar Association is to aid in molding the student's mind into chan,n els of thought appro priate to prospective membership in the legal profession.

This ,o rganization seeks to effect its purpose through the medium of a governing body which consists of these three branches: the executive, legislative, and judicial.

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CLAUDE ANDERSON Law School President

STUDENT GOVERNMENT OFFICERS. Left to right.· Phil Morris, Claude Anderson, Dave Ehrlich, Bob Hurst.

INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL. Left to right.· Claude Anderson, Don Vaden, Dave Ehrlich, Charles Leppert, Tom Beane, Nick Street, Everett Bagnell, Art Radin, Mr. Leahy.

HONOR COUNCIL. Left to right.· Dick Young, Tom Word, Conrad Bareford, Carroll Ferrell, Warthen Downs.

STUDENT COUNCIL. son, Claude Anderson, Word. Second row: Phil son, Bob

Left to right, first row: Joe JohnDave Ehrlich, Pres Grissom, Tom Morris, Falcon Hodges, Dub RobinHurst, Beale Carter.

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ROBERT EARL BAILEY

Andersonville, Virginia

Millville, New Jersey

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JAMES GEORGE BATES

Tappahannock, Virginia

Richmond, Virginia

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Lawrenceville, Virginia

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Manassas, Virginia

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Newsoms, Virginia

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ARPAD G. CZINTOS

Richmond, Virginia

Martinsville, Virginia

Richmond, Virginia

DAVID MICHAEL EHRLICH

CARLE GERMELMAN , JR.

ROBERT DAVIS GLEASON

Rich1nond, Virginia

Oak Park, Michigan

Winchester, Virginia

Johnstown, PennsylYania

LEE ROY GORDON

ROBERT M. HURST

Richmond, Virginia

Providence, Rhode Island

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Bon Air, Virginia

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Saltville, Virginia

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Harrisonburg, Virgin ia

Richmond, Virgin ia

Johnstown, Pennsylvania

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CHRIS J. MITSO S

PHILIP BROW DER MORR IS

Portsmouth, Virgin ia

New Castle, Pennsylvania

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Glen Allen, Virgin ia

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Petersburg, Virgin ia

Richmond, Virginia HARR Y

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Huntin gton, West Virgin ia

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DICK YOUNG President

McNEILL LAW SOCIETY THE McNEILL LAW SOCIETY, the actively-functioning honorary society of the University of Richmond Law Sohool, was organized in 1933 and named in honor of Dr. Walter Scott McNeill. The society's aims are to encourage scholarship by stimulatin g a greater interes1t in the study of both theoretical and practical law, and to foster a well-foun ded pride on the part of the student in his law school and in the

McNEILL LAW SOCIETY. Left to right, first row: Bob Bailey, Tom Beane, Beale Carter, Warthen Downs, Dave Ehrlich. Second row: Bing Germelman , Bob Hurst, Dale McGhee, Richard McLellon, Chris Mitsos. Third row: Phil Morris, Tom Newton, Don Vaden, Oliver Rudy, Tom Word.

legal profession.

Membersh ip is based on high scholarship achievemen1t, interest and ability in legal research, and demeanor in extracurri cular activities. The regular monthly meeting of the society includes the reading of original papers on recent decisions and topics of interest, the argument of moot cases, and addresses by various members of the B¡ench and Bar.

DONALD VADEN President

MISS KATHY VADEN Sponsor

DELTA THETA PHI THE JEFFERSON SENATE of Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity was founded at the University of ~ich­ mon1d in 1912. T·his Senate has strived to unite students of 1the law with bon·ds of fellowship and professional standards of achievement.

This year, under the capable leadership of Student Dean Don Viaden, the Senate has :c ompiled an env~able record in scholarship, exrtracurricular activities an1d service to the law soho.ol.

DELTA THETA PHI. Left to right, first row: Claude Anderson, A. Conrad Bareford, Jr., James Bates, Beale Carter, Irvin Cubine, Lee Gordon, Graham Jennings, Dale McGhee, Phil Morris, Thomas Newton, John Proffit. Second row.· Oliver Rudy, Richard Tilley, Charles Waters, Richard Young, Arthur Allen, Stuart Atkinson, Edward Bagnell, Horace Bass, Jr., Charles Beemus, Hugh Campbell, Charles Christophersen. Third row: Richard Dalton, Alexander Dillard, George Farley, John Fleenor, Roger Hopper, Vaughn Howard, Miles Howell, Max Jenkins, Ulysses Joyner, Arthur Kauffman, Arthur Koch. Fourth row.· T. C. Lea, Warren Lineberry, Bruce Lipes, James Luke, J. C. Mcivor, Dennis McMurran, J. Carroll Melton, Richard Miller, S. D. Roberts Moore, Bruce Murphy, Clarence Neblett. Fifth row: Edwin Nettles, Jr., Leonard Paris, Buford Parsons, William Peterson, Jay Price, Thomas Raftery, James Saul, Carl Schwabenton, Warren Sellew, Frank Smith, Joseph Smith. Sixth row.· James Spinks, Nicholas Street, Russell Townsend, Richard Turner, Alfred Wells, Furman Whitescarver, Thomas Word, Jr.

CHARLES LEPPERT President

PHI ALPHA DELTA of the Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity since its establish,ment in 1948, has been devoted to the principles of unity, fellowship, and service. With uni1ty, nothing is impossible; in fellowship, we find renewed strength; thro·ugh service, human progress is realized.

PATRICK HENRY CHAPTER

This year, under able leadership and through the consta,n t cooperation of all its membership, including the alumni, Phi Alpha Delta has continued its record of consistent progress in all its fields: scholarship, honorary attainments, forensics, a·thletics, p ublications, government, and religion.

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PHI ALPHA DELTA. Left to right, first row.· M. A. Korb, Jr., J. W. Smithers, A. S. Kalkin-mar shal, R. M. Hurst-vice president, C. Leppert, Jr.-justice, A. Radin-cler k, Ellsun Weltshire. Second row: Frank Cowan, James Difrancesco , Robert Epstein, Carroll Ferrell, Sherman Lubman, Joseph P. Johnson, Jr., Harvey Michelman. Third row: Wallace Sink, W. M . Robinson, Robert Gleason, J. M. Adams, Clifford E. White, Robert 0. Goff. Fourth row.· Guy Possinger, Nicholas Daniels, Cornelius J. Koun, A. T. Witheringto n, Mal Rosenberg, Douglas W. Conner, Stephen C. Barnard. Not pictured.· David M. Erhlich-tre asurer.

The ¡s tudent may improve both his leadership and working abilities through the various organizations on our campus. The honorary societies recognize those who prove to be good citizens of the school, both in scholarship and in the desire to improve the U1ziversity and themselves.

RICHARD E. BREWER, Editor-in-chief.

BETTY PRITCHETT, Associate Editor.

W E HoPE You like the 1960 WEB. Our engraver, Lynchburg Engraving Company, 0 ur printer, Garrett and Massie, and rhe manufacturer of our cover, S. K. Smi th Company, have worked together with us to p lan and assemble a yearbook worthy of the students.

The people piotured on these two pages should have the appreciation of each of you. Each oif them 11as contributed in some way, large or small, to t,h e 1

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production of this bo¡ok. Without t:heir aid, the 1960 WEB would not be a reality.

We ask you, ,t he students, to examine this book closely. It is through constructive criticism that a publicaition such as this improves.

All in all, the publi cation of the 1960 edition of the WEB will be an experience to remember and we hope you l1ike the finished product.

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BUSINESS STAFF. Left to right: Linda Zelle, Sandra Swain, Lindy Powell-editor, Suzanne DuPuy. Not pictured: Grace Brinkley, Pris Eure, Janet Desmond.

MEN'S SPORT S STAFF . Left to right: Jack Fretwel l, John Averett , Bob Stiff.

SPORT S STAFF . Left to right, first row: Peggy Sue Robert s-co-ed itor, Roberta Downs, Bonnie Barron. Second row: Anne Pultz. Not picture d: Mary Burke Reid, Suzanne Northa m-co-e ditor, Anna Lee Dooley .

FRATE RNITY STAFF . Dave Poucho t, Cary Gravat t.

CLASS STAFF. Left to right: Mary Kay William s, Betty Lou Hillsma n, Nancy Carmac k, Charlot te Adams -editor , Nancy James, Mary Ellen Armstr ong, Julia William s. Not picture d: Connie Davis, Judi Vander boegh, Minna Wilson , Mary Dougla s.

ARTIST . Ken Humph rey.

Miss Alice Clement, our Web Beauty

FEATURES STAFF. Left to right: Anne Cunnin gham, Beth Holland , Lucy Copenh aver, Jessica Scarbo rough- editor, Nancy Edward s, Judy Nunnal ly. Not picture d: Jeanne Kosko, Sandra Dixon, Anne Clodfel ter, Marie Morris, Shirley Benton , Elizabeth Violett e, Barbara Spiers, Betty Gaines.

ORGA NIZAT IONS AND HONO RARIE S STAFF. Front to back: Pat Long, Mary Catheri ne Sellers -editor , Nancy Hybner , Cary Bell, Paddy Dozier, Phyllis Morton . Not pictured : Shirley Southw orth, Miriam Brent, Cathy Carr, Kathy Gill, Kitty Logan.

LOYD JOHNSON Editor

DORALEE FORSYTHE Associate Editor

THE COLLEGIAN THE RICHMOND COLLEGIAN has presented this year a cam pus weekly offering a variety of news and features designed to appeal .to the interests of all.

Claude Campus, a ca11toon drawn weekly by Fred Sale, appeared for 1bhe second year to add a note of merriment to ialil phases of caJmpus activity. Along the same lines, Bob Lacy's Sam W ehu¡n t has amused faculty and students alike with his an,tics.

Cultural events have received better coverage through a column, By the Way, written by Edie Graves wh¡o kept the campus informed not only of

the events here but those of Richmond and the vicinity.

This year for the first time, a current events column was intro duced.

The business st,aff has improved campus circulation and grea tl y increased adve11tising, while the Evening Sohool has begun to get better coverage through a colu,m n which appears on alternate weeks.

An efficient reporting staff and print shop team plus alert copy readers did much tihis year to improve the quality of the Collegian.

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BUSINESS STAFF. Left to right: Harvey Harris, Chris Hassel, Millie Gilman, Wayne B. Key. Not pictured: Audrey Nuckolls, Patricia Rich.

EDITOR IAL ASSOCIA TES AND COLUMN ISTS. Left to right: Ed Briggs, Edie Graves.

MANAG ING EDITOR S. Left to right: Ann Mills, Fred Sale, Archer Randlette , Larry Brown.

SPORTS STAFF. Left to right: Dave Goode, Randy Fitzgeral d, Bob Davis, Carringto n Tate.

REPORT ERS. Left to right: Diane Light, Judy Trunzo, Pat Dix, Ned Heite, John Hopkins, Betty McGuire .

ABD ULLA H MIN A Edito r

GLO RIA GREE NFIE LD Assoc iate Edito r

PHIL WAL KER Busin ess Mana ger

GLO RIA GREE NFIE LD

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THE MESSENGER

first appe ared in 1876, is the olde st college liter ary mag azin e in 't he Old Dominion. True to its begi nnin g as a liter ary society publ ica tion, The Messenger still strives to encourage creativity amo ng students. Since it is totally depe ndenit on volu ntary stud enit contributions, the mag azin e does not escape fluctuations. Hap pily, this year's three issues were am,o ng the best received in recent years, than ks to the inter est of the stud ent body and to dedicated staff members.

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CRIT ICAL STAF F. Left to right: Bing Garth right, Pat Dey, Betty McG uire, Paul Jones , Earle Nettl es. Not pictured.¡ Mart ha O'Ke nnon , Nanc y Carm ack, Olen Lewis.

ART STAF F. Left to right: Ken Hu1nphrey, Ned Heite , Fred Sale.

RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES COUNCIL THE RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES COUNCIL, the representat ive coord inatin g organi za tion for all the different denom in ationa l group s of our campu s, includ es the Baptis t Stude nt Union , Cante rbury Club, Hillel Found a tion, Newm an Club, Wesle y Found ation, Westm inster Fellow ship, Minis terial ASisociation, and Youn g Men's and Wome n's Christ ian Assns.

Had you attend ed the pre-sc hool retrea t of the Religi ous Activi ties Counc il, you would have seen the princi ples and ideals of a free world in action. .i\1embers from each of the group s conve ned, informa lly discussed, offere d solutio ns for the variou s 1

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organi zation al proble ms each had encou ntered , and made p lans for the comin g year. It was an atmosphere of compilete sincerity, friend ship , and a deep respec t for the other person 's faith- the same spirit in which the Counc il works throug hout the year. The Counc il also sponso rs the daily Eveni ng Watch services and the Vesp·e r service. The Religi ous Activi ties Counc il also serves as the coordi nating body for the annua l Religi ou·s Emph asis Week which is one of the most impres sive concre te examp les of the coope ration, the goodw il l, and the spirit upon which our 1

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n1 Anders on. SecRELIG IOUS ACTIV ITIES COUNC IL. Left to right, first row.· Joyce Birdsal l, Daphne Sheppa rd-secr etary, WyndhaBarbara Goodw yn, nt, ond row: Judy Cooke, Paddy Dozier, Paul S. Jones, Dickie Spain- preside nt, Barbara Ramse y-vice preside d, Trudy Tuchm ann, Judy Trunzo . Third row: Jim Edward s, Jim Epps, John Davis, Kitty Brown, Doris McBrid e, Carolyn Learnar urer.

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BAPTIST STUDENT UNION THE BAPTIST STUDENT UNION in its over-all endeavor to provide a well-rounded program of relig~ous adtivities for Baptist studenit s on campus encourages tha1t each stu路denit unite with a local church, and tl11at each particip a te regularly in the religious activities on campus and the Richmond commun,ity.

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serve in various capacities in the five Goodwill Centers. As practioal experience in C,hris tian service, many s:tudenits participate on Youth Revival Teams.

B路iweekl y ca mpus meetings, an annual fall picnic, a caroling party at Ohristma1s, a "ho路m ecoming" party, the annual spring banquet and the state BSU meetings, proviide op po路11tunities for Cl1ristian fellowship.

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CANTERBURY CLUB. Left to right, first row: John Loving, Martha O'Kennon, Louise Inman, Samantha Embrey, Michael Jarrett, Louis Allen. Second row: Cline Barton-president. Third row: Lee Walcott, Sally Spiller-program chairn1an, Charles Franzman, Andy Bachmann, Reno S. Harp, Jr., Frederick R. Shull, Robert C. Perkins.

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GERM.AN CLUB. Left to right, first row: Nancy Carmack-treasur~ er, Mary Kay Williams, Gloria Viegener-secretary, Jennie Stokes, Drusilla Young-vice president.

Second row: Carroll Terrell, Scott Kirby-president, Bradley Johnson, Professor N. Wilford Skinner-advisor, Arthur Trump, Gordon Wilkins, Robert Powers.

CANTERBURY CLUB

GERMAN CLUB

THE CANTERBURY CLUB is an organization for Episcopal students and is designed to offer them fell ow ship as well as a better understanding of their own faith. Meetings, which are held on Sunday evenings at St. Step hen's Church, include supper, fellowship and program, and a worship service. This year's programs have been planned around learning more abo,u t our own church, its history and creeds, and its place in today's world.

DIE LusTIGE GESELLSCHAFT or ''Jolly Society," orga,nized in 1952 by Prof. N. W. Skin ner, has become an imp,o rtant phase of the linguistic development of the German student on our campus. The meetings are held monthly and feature important talks, slides and movies, group singing and German conversational games, all of which are both instructive and enjoyable.

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THE WESLEY FOUNDATION. Left to right, first row: Gail Glover-secretary, Anne Coleman. Second row: Dick Guthrie, Joyce Birdsall-president, Pat Cluverius-vic¡:: president, Carolyn Learnard, Don Stanton-director, Ann R. Jones, Jessica Scarborough, Preston Forbes -treasurer, Jane Morris, Judy Cooke, Beth Holland, Jean Copley.

FELLOWSHIP. Left to right, first row: Miriam Rothwell-president, Betty Beale, Margaret Taylor-secretary, Jane Gochenour-vice president, Bob Haid. Second row: Bill Paintertreasurer, Mary Catherine Sellers, Mary Powell, Jennie . Stokes, Pat Crawford. Third row: Mary Kay Williams, Bing Garthright.

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WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP

THE WESLEY FOUNDATION, through its regular meetings, retreats, conferences, work witl1 the Children's Home, and participation in the activities of several local churches, seeks to off er Merhodist students an opportunity to further their Christian experiences while in the University community.

Operating with the aid of Richmonds full-time Wesley Director, the Rev. Donald S. Stanton, the local group has made strides in spiritual growth and contributions to the Christian communi ty.

THE WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP seeks to help the Presbyterian student find his place in a Christian communiity while he is attending college. It al1so offers its members an opp¡o rtuni ty to find a deeper understanding of the faith and doctrines of the Presbyterian Church. Inspiration al speakers, films, music, Synod conferences, an d local retreats aid the Fellowship in its aim1s and promotes in.t erest on the part of the students and variety in the programs throughout the year.

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PSYCHOLOGY CLUB. Left to right, first row: Jack Fretwell, Nancy Richardson, Carol Eastman-secre tary-tre as urer, Dodie Tyrrell, Mildred Gilman, Harvey Harris, Betty Brown, Robert Gibby, Emelyn St. Clair, Ron Payette-vice president. Second row: Sue Ludington-president, Becky Powell, Gloria Greenfield, Pat Crawford, Jim Hyler, Mr. Herb Cross. Third row: Juanita .Ainsley, Dr. Merton E. Carver. Fourth row: Norval Settle, Parke Fitzhugh, Dr. Robert Dufort, Dr. Robert Filer, Kitty Borum, Ken Blick, Dr. Robert Johnston.

S. C. MITCHELL LITERARY SOCIETY AND PHILOLOGIAN LITERARY SOCIETY. Speaker: Abdullah Mina-president. Left to right, first row: Wallace E. Garthright, Jr., Edward F. Heite, Wallace Walker-secretary, Pettus T. Morris, Jr.-treasurer. Second row: Dale G. Robinson, Paul Jones, Jr., Willian1 S. Ryan, Jr., Andrew G. Bachmann, Jason Y. Mori-vice president. Third rouJ: Francis Reibsamen, Stephen B. Slaughter, Michael Jarrett, Bobby Toler, Robert Scarborough, Dr. Ray W. Frantz, Jr. Not pictured: Lee Stroud, Albert Millar, Howard Smith, John Purcell, Charles Wyatt, Bob White, Gene Steger.

PSYCHOLOGY CLUB THE PSYCHOLOGY CLUB is composed of Westhampton and Ri chmond College students and members of Psi Chi w:h:o have a particular interest in psychology. However, ithe club meetings are open to non-m·e mbers ailso.

The club has as i ts purpose the development of an interest in an,d un·d erstanding of psychology beyond that of rt:he classroom. This is accomplished through monibhly meetings which include speakers, panel discussions, and field trips. Through the work of the club, good fell ow ship and coordination of interests between the students and the faculty is also

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THE PHILOLOGIAN LITERARY SOCIETY, oldest student organization at Richmond College, was founded in 1855. This year the society has been much more successful than in recent years, having sponsored a prose contesit in connection with the Messenger and having held several well-attended public functions.

Its purpose is embodied in its motto, ''Rostra et Penna' '-the ability to speak and to write. The S. C. Mitchell was founded in 1943 and tries to develop forensic ability.

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YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. Left to right, first row: Fred Watts-treasurer, Arthur Trump, Jr., Steve Lowesecond vice president, John E. Davis-president, Abdullah Mina-representa tive to house, Jim Epps. Second row: Lee Boatwright, Jr., Dick Guthrie, Wallace Walker, Jackie Hodges, David Gammon, Preston W. Forbes, Harold Leach, Elton Cooke. Not pictured: Kemper Price-first vice president.

YOUN G MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO CIATIO N THE YMCA HAS AS its purpose the threefold aim of fostering develop,m ent in spirit, mind, and body.

Through iits series of progra1ns on the theme ((Every Man on Trial" the YMCA has sought to bring to the attention of it he campus the vital is.sues in today's world. Its varied program of activities claim for the YMCA a unique p1lace on camp¡us. Since every student at Richmond College is automatically a member of the YMCA, every stude11t can participate in its progra1n.

Beginning in the fall with the Freshman Square Dance the YMCA quickly followed with tl1e publishing of the Student Directory, the Christmas Party for the underprivilege d ch~ldren, the World University Service drive, the Talent Show, the Ping Pong Tournamen,t, and the YM-YW Picnic by the lake.

The organ,ization is an all-comprising one and the program is geared to suit every taste. The YMCA is an organization tha,t stands as a leader in campus affairs.

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YWCA CABINET . .Left to right, first roiv: Marie Grasty, Pat Cluverius, Martha Rogers, Nancy Richardson, Judy Cooke. Second row: Ann Pultz, Nancy Adkins, Jennie Stokes, Joyce Smith, Betty Brown, Bonnie Clarke, Miss Gloria WTalker, advisor. Third row: Lillian Subiey, Mary Catherine Sellers, Bonnie Cox, Jane Gochenour.

YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION THE YWCA AT Westhamp1ton College seeks to bring to eaoh member a growing interest in her f ello¡w ci,tizens of the world and a new and vital faith in her personal relationship, to God. Th1is past year the YWCA, working jointly w1ivh ithe YMCA of Richmond College, attempted ~o inrtens ify t hese interests through a series of coordinated programs on the theme of "-Every Man on Trial."

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Associational meetings are biweekly, and the ((Y" cabinet meets weekly with its advisors, Miiss Margaret Rudd and Miss Gloria Walker, to outline and guide the activities of the organ1izat:ion.

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MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION. Left to right, first row.¡ Dewey Ferguson, Jimmy Dunn, Hugh Litchfield, John Davis, Ernest Boyd, Dickie Koeppe-secretary, Michael Jarrett, Jim Epps-president, Larry Turner-treasurer. Second row: Robert H. Wainwright, Ken Smith-vice president, Binky Huff, Howard Smith, Paul Northen, David Gammon, Professor Philip R. Hart, Mac Angell. Third row: Clint Reynolds, Jin1 Edwards, Jack Grady, Rucker Burnette, Allen Puffenberger, Bill Hawkins, Jack Hodges. Fourth row: Don Wilson, Jim Crocker, Gerald Smith, David DeJan, Harold Leach, Elton Cooke, John Willis.

MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATIO N

THE MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION aims, as stated in the constitution, to unite the ministerial studen¡ts in a closer relationsihip with each other; to deepen the spiritual life of t he campus througil1 the initiatio,n , support, and leadership of religious activities; and to provide practical internsl1ip experience in campus projects and ii1 local churches in preparation for the stude11t' s later work.

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counselors, religious educators, and leaders from various seminaries. These programs were designed to give the student first-hand information on problems he will meet in his future work as pastor and preacher.

The association takes an acitive part in intramurals as well as numerous orher extr acurricular activities.

The .M inisteria l Association gratefully received direction and advice fiiom its advisors Dr. L. D. Johnson, Dr. 0. W. Rhoden'h iser and Mr. Hart.

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STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION. Left to right, first row: Eva Frances Rue, Shelia Leonardr(.!porter, Pat Cluverius-treasurer, Betty Wade Blanton-vice president, En1ily Jennings. Second row: Linda Morgan, Dodie Tyrrellpresident, Mary Eakle, Ann Bertsch, Barbara Bertsch, Claudia Dodson.

Third row: Patricia Shotton, Dean Overton-sponsor, Gloria Holland, Nancy Hudson, Ann Urbine, Mary Burks, Anne Mills, Miss Spangler -sponsor. Not pictured: Daphne Sheppard-secretary.

SOCIETY FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF MANAGEMENT. Left to right, first row: John L. Wright, Donald H. Davies, Harold E. Dixon-secretary, Archibald M. McRainey-treasurer, Robert G. Marshall-vice president. Second row: Bill V. Shelton,¡ David N. Jones, Joe Arcudi, Tom Willis, Carl North. Third row: William G. Green, Jr., Don P. Falls, Frank G. Rubury, Howard Gwaltney, George E. Morgan. Four th row: Gilmer Batton, Leverett L. Trump, Jim Whelan, Edward C. Spence, Billy B. Vincent, Jr. Fifth row: Asa L. Shield, Jr., Conrad Lewandowski, Ernest F. Bush, Charles P. Wilbourne, Lewis Moseley. Sixth row: Sidney J. King, Robert G. Padgett, Charles McDaniel, Charles E. King, Jr., Bob Lacy. Seventh row: Dr. Thomas E. Berry, Donald Wendt, Steven W. Pugh.

STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION

SOCIETY FOR THE ADV AN CEMENT OF MANAGEMENT

THE WILLIAM L. PRINCE CHAPTER was established in 1947 as a Future Teachers of America organization. About three years ago the college organizations were renamed the Stu,d ent Education Association. The members. automatically become a part of the National Education Associa tio,n and the Virginia EducaJtion Aissociation of which the chapter is a branch. It includes bhose students interested in the teaching professio11 and education.

THE SOCIETY FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF MANAGEMENT is an organization whose purpose is to promote and s.timu1a.te interest in the princip les of scientific management.

A student to be eligible for membership mus t be either a member of the junior or senior class and a candidate for the Baohelor of Science Degree in Business Administration, or a graduate working for a Master of Science Degree in Business Administration.

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FORENSIC COUNCIL . Left to right: Tommy Atkins, Dr. Bert E. Bradley, Fred Sale, Abdullah Mina, John Polhill.

DEBATE TEAM. Left to right, first row: Tommy Baer, Ed Shiver, Tommy Atkins-cap tain, Bonnie Cox, Ann Bennett. Second row: Jay Bond, Roland Brandis, \Valter Griggs, Bing Garthright, John Willis-treasure r, John Donaldson, Dr. Bert Bradley.

FORENSIC COUNCIL

DEBATE TEAM

THE FORENSIC COUNCIL was organized in 1931.

The forens.ic council 11as since served as coordinat or of forensic activities at the University of Richmond .

It is comprised of representa tives from S. C. Mitchell Literary Society, Philologia n Literary Society and the debate team. It sponsors an intramura l debate tourna1nent, an extern poraneous speech contest, and a debate between Richmond debate team me1nbers and a tean1 f ron1 Great Britain. The council strives to carry out its purpose of encouragi ng the developm ent of for ensics on our ca1npus.

THE 1959-60 SEASON PRODUCED one of the most successful records ever compiled at the University of Richmond . During tih e first four tourname nts the Rich1nond Debate Squad was awarded two trophies and twelve certificates, while winning 42 debates .

At the Wake Foresit Novice T¡o urnament and at the Virginia Regional Conferenc e, Richmond swept all of the top honors. Richmond was the only school to produce an undefeate d team at the Dixie Classic Tourname nt. This ,t radition of superior performan ce

by Richmond debaters was continued at Temple University, where the negative team was undefeate d.

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R. C. McDANEL HISTORICAL SOCIETY

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THE R. C. MCDANEL HISTORICAL SOCIETY was founded December 12, 195 5, at ,the University of Richmond , by a group of students interested ii1 furthering their know ledge and understan ding of the world in which we live. The Society is named after Dr. R. C. McDanel, head of the Departme nt of History and member of the Richmond College faculty for over thif1ty years. Programs are designed to further interest and undersit anding in all phases of history and political science.

THE FINE ARTS COUNCIL was organized in the spring of 1955· to meet the growing need for an organization to coordinate the activities of the Fine Arts groups on campus. The University Chorus, the Westham pit on Glee Club, ~ the Men's Glee Club, the University Players, 0-rchesis, and the Art group are all afforded representa tion on the Council.

This year the Council has stressed publicity for all Fine Arts events, both on campus and in the city of Rich1nond.

R. C. McDANEL HISTORICA L SOCIETY. Left to right, first row: Don \Vilson, Tommy Atkins, Evalane Green, Abdullah Mina, Sally Spiller. Second row: Dr. W. H. Daniel, Dr. Wesley N. Laing, Dr. Spencer D. Albright, Dr. Frances N. Gregory.

FINE ARTS COUNCIL. Left to right: Paul Hannah, Edie Graves, Mary Evans-secre tary, Bill Smith -president, Nancy Rosenberg ertreasurer. Not pictured: Lynne Stephenson-vi ce president, Mr. Erb -advisor.

MEN'S GLEE CLUB.¡ Left to right, first row: Joe Reynolds , Wesley Young, Bill Forti, Don Scearce, Moultrie Lanier, Robert Perkins, Norb Beville, Fred Gaskins, Steve Miller, Bruce Dunn, John Loving, Bob Meredith , Tom Bowles. Second row: Jan1es Erbdirector, Don Laine, David Gammon , Ronald Montgom ery, Rick Bressler, Tom Sommere ll, Don Kent, Jim Hosier, Tom Clarke, Jack Cosby, Randy Shotwell , Fritz McCorn1ick. Third row: Aubrey Hall, John H. Willis, Ken Dichtenm ueller, Bill Smith, Cliff Attkisson , Bill Dant, Ted Hyneck, Jack Welsh, Dave West, Mac Angell, Ray Gobble. Not pictured: Ken Allison.

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one of the most actiive organ izations on our campus, had another very successful year under the superb leaders hip and direction of Mr. James Erb. During the year t;he Glee Club present ed its varied program a:t Stratfor d Junior College in Danvill e, Va., as well as churches in Winche ster, Va., Baltimore, Md., Madison, N. J., and New York City. Other CLUB,

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The Glee Club was led by: President- Tom Bowles; Vice Presid ent-Do n Scearce; Treasur erBob Meredi th; Secreta ry-Don Kent; LibrarianRon Montgo mery; Acconi panists -Pat Testerm an and Don Laine.

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WESTH AMPTO N COLLEG E GLEE CLUB. Left to right, first row: Nancy Wickers, Martha Carole Rogers, Linda Morgan, Shirley Southwo rth, Carol DeRosa, Martha Lou Goding, Cynthia Katz, Carol Wingfiel d, Nancy Tingle. Second row: Jean Harrison , Linda Zelle, Elizabeth Violet, Jean Robertso n, Marty Solley, Donna Houff, Mary Nuel Swift, Elizabeth Thompso n. Third row: Mary Lee Chilton, Betsy Beale, Lucy Copenhav er, Helen Londeree , Mary Winn Richmon d, Betty Harrell, Ann Cosby, Susan Koues, Doris Joyner. Fourth row: Danva Butts, Beverly Martin, Barbara Sue Oglesby, Cary Bell, Mary Eakle, Audrey Nuckolls , Betty Beale, Linda Warren. Fifth row: Barbara Harrell, Judy Gayhart, Beth Stafford, Carolyn Parsley, Phyllis Morton, Mac Powell, May Ellea Armstrong, Alice Cullinan, Josie Rogers. Sixth row: Joyce Birdsall, Mary Lou Robertso n, Anne Mason, Lillian Subley, Jean Zelinsky, Mary Evans, Becky Powell, Pam Koch.

WESTHAMPTON GLEE CLUB THIS YEAR THE WESTH AMPTO N COLLEG E GLEE

has been the best yet. Under the enthusiastic direction of Mr. James Erb, the fifty voices have sung at Baltimo re and Randolph-Macon. In Richmond, the group perforn1ed for the Musician's Club and with the University Chamb er Orchestra, in addition

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to the regular campus performances. The Glee Club officers and leaders were: Preside nt-Mar y Evans; Vice Preside nt-Joyc e Birdsall; Secreta ry-Jean Zelinsky; Treasu rer-Pam Koch; L.i brarian s-Mary Lou Robertson and Becky Powell; accom panistNancy Tingle.

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UNIVERSITY CHOIR. Director.路 Mr. Erb. Left to right, first row.路 Ferne Grimmett, Libby Wampler, Jeanette McWillian1s, Darlene Morgan, Drusilla Young, Margaret Denman, Jane Gochenour, Louise Inman, Nancy Hudson, Nina White, Carol Faye Johnson. Second row.路 Don Laine, Lee Walcott, Helen Nitti, Don Seely, Rusty Robertson, Gene Lassiter, Barbara Ross, Ozzie Bullis, Mary Ellen Deckelman, Daphne Sheppard, Gene Wade. Third row: M. J. Willett, Randy Cox, Ronnie Montgomery-pre sident, Dennis Nofsinger, Pat Testerman, Ned Peple, Bill Smith, Marcia Bowman, Harold Weisner, Paul Northen, Gerry Graff. Fourth row: Adrienne Price -vice president, Betty Gaines, Betty Marlowe, Chris Hassel-treasurer , Jack Welsh, Reggie Puckett, Frank Powers, Sue Ludington, Ed Robertson, Bob Hasty, Glen Miller, Don Wilson.

THE UNIVERSITY CHORUS IN THIS, its sixth year, the University Choir has continued to be an asset to the campus. Its membership is composed of -carefully selected singers, who have sprea路d its fame over an ever-growing radius.

Under the leadersh ip of D-irector James Erb, the Choir has consiis tenitl y provided the University and the surrounding area with a high caliber of music.

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This year, in addition to making numerous campus and local appearances, the choir made a tour of the state in the early spring. During the Christmas holidays, it sang a p rogram of Christmias music on a local radio station. Later in the year records were made of the Christmas program and tour repertoire. All in all the year was a great success.

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MARCHING BAND. Drum Major: Neil Goeren. Left to right, first rou): Mr. Barker, Fred Bateman, John Willis, John Buck, Dennis Nofsinger, Steve Wogan. Second row: Paul Northen, Gary Bang, Mac Angell, Paul Hanna, Andy Bachmann. Third rou•: Allan Goldfarb, Oz Bullis, Lee McAllister, Bobby Ward, Bill Crowe. Fourth row: Jerry Emanuel, Lee Stroud, Frank Powers, Leroy Utz, Blanton Bryant. Fifth row: Jack Grady, Dan Stevens, Jerry Aldhizer, Ben Smith,- Hugh Litchfield. Sixth row: Joel Stempil, Jim Norris.

THE UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND BAND THE lJNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND BAND has again had a very busy and successful year. The Marching Band played for all the ho.m e footbal,l games, the Homecoming Parade, Thal himers Toy Parade, and the Tobacco Festival Parade.

The Pep Band, comp11ised of twenty members of the n1arching ban'd, played for the Pep Rally in the Greek Theater duDing matriculiation week and for six basketball games in the arena.

The Concert Band, better than laisrt year's, played concerts at Mary W as1h ington College and James Monroe High School in Fredericksburg , Woodrow 1

Wilson High Sch.o ol in Portsmou th, Dogwood Dell in Richmond, and its annual concert in the Chapel an d Pops Conc·e rt in the Greek Theater.

The Dance Band (((Collegians") now has fifteen me1nbers. With their p laying of dances a11 over the staite, they have done much to make rhe University of Richmond known.

These bands, with 't heir brand new band building, have worked ·ha14d ·and done muoh to further the University of Rich·m ond, both in Richmond and all over the state. They have contributed mucl1 to· the school sp·irit, espec•ially at athlet ic events.

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CONCER T BAND. Conducto r: Mr. Barker. Left to right, first row: Bill Cro"'e, Samantha Embrey, Oz Bullis, Allan Goldfarb, Lee McAlliste r, Bob Ward, Ann Morrow, Sandra Swain, Lee Boatwrig ht, Jerry En1anuel. Second roiv: AI Dawson, Dan Stevens, Ben Smith, Leroy Utz, Jerry Aldhizer, Jack Grady, Neil Goeren, Hugh Litchfield , Nancy Hybner, Mac Angell, Paul Hanna, Andy Bachman n, Nancy Carmack, Lee Stroud. Third row: Joel Stempil, Jim Norris, Blanton Bryant, John Willis, Dennis Norsinge r, Gary Bang.

COLLEG IANS. Left to right, seated: Charles McDanie l, Frank Powers, Bill Crowe, Mickey Kernekl ian, Charlie Clough. Standing: Neil Goeren, Tom Mitchell, Jim Dongieux , Steve Wogan, Fred Bateman, Doug Millar, Ernie Robinson, Dick Pulley.

PEP BAND. Director: Robert Barker.

Left to right, first row: John Willis, John Buck, Fred Bateman, Steve Wogan, Andy Bachman n, Lee Stroud, Frank Powers, Blanton Bryant. Second row: Bill Crowe, Allan Goldfarb , Oz Bullis, Jerry Aldhizer, Jack Grady, Neil Goeren, Hugh Litchfield , Jim Norris.

UNIVERSITY PLAYERS THE UNIVERSITY PLAYERS, the honorary dramatics group, has as its purpose the production and promotion of the various aspects of the theater 'O il our campus. During the 1959-60 season the Players produced The Innocents} Picnic} and Ras ham on} and co-

operated with the Fine Arts Council in the production of the all-camp¡US mus ical, Plain and Fancy.

Membership, is awarded by players' electio11 on the basis of participati,o n, interest, and ability in t1h e dramatic arts at the Universi ty of Richmond.

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UNIVERSITY PLAYERS. Left to right1 on ladder: Edie Graves, Helen Nitti-secretary, Judith Carpenter. Front: Jack Welsh-president.

On steps: Elizabeth Graham, Evelyn Spivey, Bill Smith-treasurer.

Not pictured: Yondi Childress-vice president.

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ORCHESIS was established at_ Westhampton College in 1949. Since then, the group, under the direction of Mrs. Frances Wessels, have given an annual recital, which represents the first sem·ester' s work in dance, and t!he traditional May Day ballet during the second semester.

T'he aim of Orchesis is to stimulate an interest in the dance thro·u gh creative and expressive performances. Any student wishing to join may participate in 0RCHESIS

the regular fall tryouts. An original dance must be presented and selection is made on the basis of technique, expressiveness, and apparent potentiality.

Those who are initerested in dance, but do not feel qualified to compose and p·e rform an original creation, may audition in a group technique class for Junior Orchesis, which aims to develop and prepare girls for work in the senior organization which is to come.

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VARSITY CLUB. Left to right, first row: Lynn Bryce, Raoul Weinstein, Mel Horowitz, Dick West, Chuck Boone-vice president, Charlie Revere. Second row: Gordon Prior, Ken Woodruff-s ecretary, Jim Thacker-tre asurer. Not pictured.路 Frank Vecchiopresident.

VARSITY CLUB THE UNIVERSI TY OF RICHMON D VARSITY CLUB

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an organiza路tion whose memberslh ip is restricted to those students who 路h ave earned varsity awards in one of the eight varsity spo rts on campu!S: football, basketball, track, baseball, crioss-country, riflery, ten1

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HONORARIES

MOR TAR BOARD

MORTAR BOARD, national ho·n orary organizati on for senior women since 1918, was esta'b lished on the Westham pton College campus in 1930. Ea'Ch spring, Mortar Board taps into membersh ip tho se students who have best exemplifie d the ~.i:deals of its purpose, Leaders.hip, Soholarship, and Service.

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Board cup to t1h e outs:tand.ing class of the year, a spring Smarty P·a rty for Westham pton stu·d ents excelling in sch·o larsh1ip, an inform1al dance, and this year a career day, which sought to enhance the career po,ssibili!ties .o ffered lby the liberal arts education .

D iscriminabing, resp·onsiib le leadersih ip, and the applicaJbion of scho larly principles to personal and general prob lems: tthese are the marks of true membership in MoI1tar Boarid.

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MORTAR BOARD. Left to right: Jeanette McWilliams , Emelyn St. Clair, Peggy Gore-presi dent, Nancy McCulloch, Betty Brown, and Joan Silverstein.

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OM ICR ON DELTA KAPPA

OMICRON DELTA KAPPA, Nation al Leaders hip Honor Society £or College Men, was founde d December 3, 1914, a1t Washin gton and Lee Univers ity in Lexingt on, V1irgi nia. T he Univers ity of Richmo1n d Circle was esit ablishe d in 1921, and since that ti,m e has invited to membe rship mo"re than five hundre d stu,dents, faculty, and alumni.

ODK believes that while good scho larship and intellectu al develop ment are the chief objectives of college years, the life of ,rhe mind is not the 0 nly life student s -vvill ·have to cope with as the result of t heir college experience. It is not enough to be mere1

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ly a "schola r"; o~her indispe nsable qualitie s have to be cultivat ed also. The self is truly a composite of tihe hand, the heart and the sp1irit as well as the n1ind.

Membe rsh1ip in Omicro n Delta Kap·p a is awarde d t 0 underg raduate junior and sen ior men, and occasionally to student s of gr~duate and profess ional schools and colleges of the University, and to members of ,rhe faculty and adminis tration and alumni .

ODK recognizes and encourages achievement in scho1larsh ip; athletics; studenit governm ent; social and religiou s affairs; publica tions; and speech, n1usic, drama, and the other arts.

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OMICRO N DELTA KAPPA. Clockwis e: G. Warthen Downs, John Polhill, Charles Wilbourn e, Preston Grissom, Frank Vecchio, Robert Bloxom, Dr. Bert E. Bradley, Jr., Joe Barker, Mr. Philip Hart, Claude Anderson , Philip B·. Morris, Art Radin, John Donaldson, Dr. Spencer D. Albright. Center: Tommy Baer-vic e president , Bill Baker-pr esident, Tommy Atkins-c orrespon ding secretary. Not pictured: Dr. McDane l-treasur er.

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PHI BETA KAPPA MAY

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FRANCIS B. KEY ROBERT

E. LOVING

RALPH C. McDANEL GEORGE M. MODLIN

FACULTY LEWIS F. BALL CATHERINE BELL THOMAS S. BERRY NOBLE E. CUNNINGHAM ROBERT J. FILER ROBERT E. GAINES

E. WADSWORTH GREGORY, JR. CLARENCE J. GRAY

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STUDENTS THOMAS HERMAN ATKINS TOMMY

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ELIZABETH ANN BROWN MARY ROGERS BURRUSS

HELEN A. MONSELL

GEORGE THOMAS COCHRAN

WILLIAM T. MUSE

JOHN EDWARD DONALDSON

JAMES A. PAYNE

MARTHA ANN DVORAK

Enw ARD C. PEP LE

JIMMY DEAN EnwARDS

W. ALLAN POWELL

EVALANE ROBERTA GREEN

WILLIAM RHODENHISER W.W. RITTER MARGUERITE ROBERTS GARNETT RYLAND

GLORIA IRIS GREENFIELD RICHARD ARTHUR HOLDERMAN PHILIP FRANCIS KAHAL MARY JEANETTE McWILLIAMs ROBERT LANDON MEREDITH

N. WILFORD SKINNER BILLY W. SLOOPE W. F. SNYDER MARION J. STOKES HERMAN P. THOMAS

ALICE JANE MORRIS WILLIAM LEE PAINTER, JR. JOHN BROWN POLHILL GRAHAM HENDERSON POWERS, JR. ANDREW GEORGE SCHROEDER

WILLIAM B. GUTHRIE

J. JOSEPHINE TUCKER

WILLIAM DAVIS SEWARD

W. B. HACKLEY

PAULINE TURNBULL

JARED BEAR SHARON.

ISABEL HARRIS

JOHN R. WHITE

SHIRLEY EVELYN SMITH

BENJAMIN C. HOLTZCLAW ANNA INMAN

JOHN

E. WILLIAMS

ELLSWORTH E. WILTSHIRE

GLORIA EDITH THERESA VIEGENER JOAN BATTEN Woon

WHO'S WHO Who's Wl-io Atl1 on~ Sf u.detth IN A f1£ Rl\.AM Li N l Vf RS I 11 E~ AND Collf'i'ccS

ETHEL M. BURTON

NANCY J. McCULLOCH

GEORGE T. COCHRAN

MARY JEANETTE MCWILLIAMS

JOHN E. DAVIS

DOUGLAS P. MILLAR

HOWARD E. DIXON JOHN E. DONALDSON PERCY M. EASON, JR.

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JOHN B. POLHILL JOAN

L. SILVERSTEIN

JIMMY D. EDWARDS

W. CHRISTIAN SIZEMORE

PEGGY L. GORE

EMELYN ST. CLAIR

TOMMY P. BAER

REBECCA L. GRISSOM

FRANK A. VECCHIO

JOSEPH P. BARKER

JANE E. HORTON

JOHN D. WELSH

ELIZABETH A. BROWN

LOYD A. JOHNSON

CHARLES P. WILBOURNE

TH011AS

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ALPHA SOCIETY ALPHA SOCIETY was founded at the University of Richmond in 1957 to encourage and prom,o te (1) a high standard of scholarship am¡o ng the students in the Day Division ,o f the School of Business Administration; ( 2) study and research in pro1blems of business administration; ( 3) esitab1lishment of sound ideas and high ideals in the theory and praatice of b1usiness administrabion; and ( 4) fellowship and cooperation among its mem bers.

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Class of 1959

Class of 1960

Emanuel M. Last, Marshal E. E. Ford '27, Vice-Marshal

Richard Dasher Ellis Martin Dunkum Thomas Leroy Hurt Walter Allen Stosch

Charlton Lee Davis

T. S. Berry, Secretary-Treasurer Melvin L. Greenhut

Percy M. Eason, Jr. George William Farley Herman Geschwind William Jennings Jarrett, Jr. Thomas Arthur Tillman Franklin Stuart Wolf

W. David Robbins Herman P. Thomas '1 7

ALPHA SOCIETY. Left to right: Dr. Herman P. Thomas, Dean W. David Robbins, Percy Eason, Dean Melvin Greenhut, George Farley, Dr. Thomas Berry, Thomas Tillman, Professor Elwood Ford, Franklin Wolf, Charlton Davis, William Jarrett, Dr. Emmanuel Last.

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PHI ALPHA THETA

Pl SIGMA ALPHA

THE BETA Mu CHAPTER of Phi Alpha Theta, national honorary history fratern,ity, was founded on the ca1npus of University of Richmond 0 n May 16, 1948. Its purpose is to stimulate a productive interest ii1 the field of his tory. To be qL1alified, a student must have maintained a vital interest in history, must have completed at least twelve hours in that subject with a better tl1an "B" average, and must rank scholastically in the upper thirty-five per cent of his class.

PI SIGMA ALPHA) national political science honor society, was founded at the University of Texas in 1920 and establis1h ed at the University of Richmond as Betia Xi Chapter in 1953. Its p¡u rpose is to stimulate productive scholarship and intelligent interest in the subject of government.

Membership, is open to faculty members and all those students w¡h o are outstanding in the field of political science.

PHI ALPHA THETA. Left to right, first row: Bonnie Cox, Barbara Goodwyn, Millie Bagley, Barbara Bertsch, Barbara Ferguson, Evalane Green. Second row: Dr. R. C. McDanel, Sarah Willis, Martha Hinkle, Lynn Mapp, Penny Clayman, Audrey Nuckolls. Third rour: Dr. S. D. Albright, Merritt Cox, Tomn1y Atkins, Dr. Wesley N. Laing, Dr. W. H. Daniel, Dr. James H. Bailey-secretary-treasurer. Fo;trth row: Dickie Fralin, Richard West, Dr. James A. Moncure, John R. Rilling. Not pictured: Barbara Kelley-president, William L. Painter-vice president.

PI SIGMA ALPHA. Left to right, first row: Millie Bagley, Audrey Nuckolls, Jerry Lowe, Martha Hinkle, Dr. Spencer D. Albright-secretary-treasurer, Gloria Viegener, Tommy Atkins. Second row: Dr. W. Harrison Daniel, Douglas Moseley, Dr. James A. Moncure, Tommy Baer-vice president. Not pictured: John Donaldson-president.

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TAU KAPPA ALPHA

Pl DELTA EPSILON

TAU KAPPA ALPHA, h onorary forensic fraternity, was founded in 1908 at the Un1iversity of In.d iana for the purpose of honoring those wh.o ex.eel in the fields of ·discussion, debia ting an·d public speaking.

The locail chapter promotes init erest an·d participation in these a otivitieis on the Un:iversity campus and is represented thr·o ughou t the co untry by t·h e members ·o f this orgaJnization taking p art in d·iscussion and debate tournamenits.

PI DELTA EPSILON chapit er ait the University of Richm ond was established in 1926. This national journalism hono.rary fraternity, which celebrated its SOth anniversary on Decem1b er 6, 1959, functions to recognize an·d to encourage h1igih ideals in collegiate publica.tions. Pi Delta Epsilon taps deserving studenrs who have given oif their free tiime for at least two years to foster University publica:tions. Pledges become fully active members at a banquet held biannually, at which time a speaker, prominent in some p hase of journalism or other creative field, delivers the initiation talk.

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TAU KAPPA ALPHA. Left to right: John Davis, Dr. Bert Bradley, Dr. Spencer D. Albright, Tommy Atkins-president, John Donaldson-vice president.

PI DELTA EPSILON. Left to right: Meurial Webb, Loyd Johnson, Donald T. Foster, Dr. Edward F. Overton, Luis W. Morales-president, Jeanne Koska-secretary, Betty Brown, Gloria Viegener, John Davis, Edward Heite. Not pictured: Howard Dixon-vice president, Joseph E. Nettles--advisor.

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BETA BETA BETA ((THE TASK OF SCIENCE is to stake O·Ut the limits of the knowable , and to center consciousness within t hem. " Beta Beta Beta, a natiiona:l honorary biological society, ,insit alled Beta T1h eta Chapter here at the University in 1939 with a three-fold purpose: fhe encouragem enit of bi ological experimen tation, the disseminatio n of scientific truth, and the stimulatio n of sound scholars·h ip. Only those stu·dents who maintain superior averages bolbh in b·iology and other subjects are invited into membersh ip. Chapter activi·ties include Science Open H·ouse, lectures of biological interest, field triip·s, and a student coaching service.

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GAMMA SIGMA EPSILON GAMMA SIGMA EPSILON, national chemical fraternity, was £ounded in 1919 at Davidson College.

The Epsilo·n Beta Gh1a pter of Rich;m ond was founded in 1948. T·h e purpose of th·e fratern1ty is to reco gnize outstandin g ab1il~ty in the field of chemistry, pro moite scholarshi p and fniendship among ohemisitry studen ts, and en,c ourage interest and service in the field of chemistry.

Among the activities of the fraternity are sponsoring tours of :in,d ustrial plan ts, participat ion in the annual Science Fa,ir, membersh ip in Science Film Society and having socia l aff.airs f.or ~ts members.

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BETA BETA BETA. Left to right, first row: Kathy Gill, Mary Frances Gibbs, Clare Earle, Cynthia Rabon, Martha Jane Pugh, Judi Vanderboeg h, Peggy Gore-secr~tary, Laura Colgin. Second row: Joyce Birdsall, Sheila Rector, Cathy Marshall, Alice Clement-hi storian, Anne Paige Jones, Anne Mills. Third row: Wilson Higgs-pres ident, Dr. William S. Woolcott-s ponsor, Dr. Noland E. Rice, Dr. Warwick R. West, Dr. J. C. Strickland, Leonard Morow-vic e president, 0. C. Jones, Doug Millar.

Not pictured.· Pat Hunt-treas urer.

GAMMA SIGMA EPSILON. First row, bottom to top: George Cochran, Sandra Hood, Bob Taylor, Sue Droppleman , Paul Cohen, Shirley Smith, Robert Hawkins, Benja Vudhiporn, Reginald Puckett, Betty Blanton, Bob Finley. Second row, bottom to top.· Dr. William A. Powell, Dr. J. Stanton Pierce, Dr. William E. Trout, Donald Kreh.

SIGMA Pl SIGMA

Pl MU EPSILON

SIGMA PI SIGMA hon ors students having high scholarship and promise of achieveme nt in physics, enco,urages a profession al spiri,t, and promotes the advancement of knowledg e in physics.

The Universiity of Richmond Chapiter, ins talled in 1932, annually sponsors the R. E. L,o ving Award in physics, public lectures by outstandin g scienrtists, inspection trips, socials, and vhe Physics Open House.

PI Mu EPSILON, naitio·n al honorary mathemat ics society, was establishe d at the University of Richmond on Novembe r 5, 1946. At this time the Math Club on campus became affiliated with Pi Mu Epsilon and was chartered as the Virginia Alp·h a Ghapter.

1~he objeotives of the society are to promote interest in higher m athematic s and to cultivate an appreciation for its ap,p lication in related fields.

SIGMA PI SIGMA. Left to right, first row: Fred Watts, Ed Weil-secre tary, Carey Stronach. Second row: Roland L. Bowles, Professor Jackson J. Taylor, Dr. Billy W. Sloope, Dr. Addison D. Campbell-a dvisor, Jeanette McWilliams , Ray Fawcett-treasu rer, Bill Seward-pre sident, Kay Lacy, Ernoe Csaky, Don Ammerman . Not pictured.· Bill Bugg-vice president.

PI _MU EPSILON. Left to right, first row: Bill Roberts, Ree Grasty, Pat Crawford, Anne Loving-sec retary, Joyce Steed, Betty Wade Blanton, Dixie Hargrave, Paula Williams-p resident. Second rou): Raoul Weinstein, Betty Pritchett, Edith Jones, Kay Lacy, Ann Jones. Third row: Bob Meredith, Dave West, Dr. H. Pearce Atkins, Dr. E. S. Grable. Not pictured: Bill Seward-vice president, Bill Bugg-treas urer.

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SCABBARD AND BLADE

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THE NATIONAL military honor society of Scabbard and Blade was founded at the University of Wisconsin in 1904. The purpose of ,this so¡ciety is primarily to raise the standard of military education in American colleges and universities.

The University of R1icl1mond chapter, ((A" Company, 11th Regiment, was established on May 16, 195 3. Since that rime it has grown in size and service, and is a connecting link between the military body and cam pus activities.

The highlights this year were the annual Military Rall and the spring outing.

THETA THETA, 'bhe 200th Chap1ter of Kappa Delta Pi, ,a n,a tion,a l hono11ary society in education, was installed at t he University o.f Richmond on May 22, 1955.

The objects of the society are to promote a closer bond amo ng s1tuden ts of educait ion and to enter into a more intimate fellowship with those dedicated to the teaching profession.

Membership is b ased on high scholarship and necessary work in education.

SCABBARD AND BLADE. Left to right, first row: Bing Gern1eln1an-treasurer, Jin1 Gore-captain, Major Mcintyre-sponsor, Jerry Lowe-first lieutenant. Second row: Don Clement, Bob Myers, Ron Payette, George Morgan, Robert Gibby, Dean Snead, Don Adams, Jin1 Thacker, George Smith. Third row: Bill Fitzhugh, Frank T. Hanenkrat, Lou Lacy, Alton Prillaman, l)on Kent, Willian1 Painter, Martin B. Williams, Jr., Pete King, Charlie Revere. Not pictured: Bob Len1mon-first sergeant.

KAPPA DELTA PI. Left to right: George Longest-treasurer, Wayne Traylor, Barbara Bertsch-secretary, George Cochranpresident, Anne Mills, Dean Overton, Anne Pultz-historian.

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Our hats are off to our coaches, whose teams have not been able to win many games even though they have tried hard to do so. The student has a feeling of pride, however, when a team plays the best it can, even though it may not win. Throu gh each sport of this season, there have been many contests to remember with pride.

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VARSITY FOOTBALL. Left to right, first row: Horowitz, Hughes, Arcudi, Vecchio, Sullivan, Gagliano, Boone, Caravetta, Vass, Fox, Stearns, Ames, Dunnington. Second row: Stoudt, Cavalli, Klich, Rossetti, Boggs, Sizer, Buffman, Coolbaugh, O'Neal, R_obbins, McGinnis, Lamberti, Wood. Third row: Jones, Putney, D'Arrigo, Engle, Klinger, Pesansky, McGee, Rideout, Ridenhour, Crisman,

SPIDER FOOTBALL OF 1960 THE UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND SPIDERS climaxed the 1959 football season by defeating their classic rival, Willia1n and Mary, in an explosive game w路hicl1 shattered a tie in tl1e exciting sixty-two game series.

Throughout the season 'bhe Spiders were unable to make their abili bies match the efforts of their opponents. Richmond won every one of its home games, but failed 'CO collect a single victory in any road game. In the Spider's last three games they tallied a to tal of 94 points to their op路p onents' 26 points, thus showing that the Red and Blue squad was a better tean1 than the 4-5-1 record indicated.

Outs,tanding players were Pat Lamberti, Chuck Boone, David Ames and John Boggs. Lamberti , a 210-pound tackle; Boone, a 200-pound cen1

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Goach Ed Merrick will find in 1960 that the vaca:ncies left by the dep,a rting seniors will be hard to fill. To these men we pay our tribute: David Ames, Joe Arcudi, Chuck Boone, Fred Caravetta, Carmen Cavalli, Bob Dunnington, Gen路e Fox, Frank Gagliano, Mel Horowitz, Bill Hughes, Jerry Klick, Pat Lamberti, Joe RostSetti, Bob Sullivan, J. P. Vass and Frank Vecchio.

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Curl, Teefey. Fourth row: Tom Mains-publicity director, Leonard McNeil-trainer, Dick Humbert-end coach, Harold Hunterbackfield coach, Carl Wise-backfield coach, Bobby Sgro-line coach, Edwin J. Merrick-head coach, W. Fred Caylor-assistant athletic director.

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COACHING STAFF HEAD FOOTBALL CoACH E,d Merrick completed his tenth season rthis year at it he U·niversity of Richm·ond. In 1958, ·h·is excellent leaders hip gained him Souther n Conference coach of the year honors. This year, !h e continu ed ·t o show his coaching talenits and he looks forward ·to a fine season next year.

Head line coach Bobby Sgro was J. V. coach in 1955 an:d 1956 and in 1957 was the assistant line coach. Hal Hunter , an addition to· the sitaff this year, is ithe assistant line coach. He played professional ball for the Pittsbur gh Steelers in 1956 and in 1958 was head line coach ,a t Washin gton and Jeff ers·on College. Anothe r former p rofessional footbal l player is Dick Humbe r:t, Wih o is the end coach and defensive seco·n dary coach. Comple ting the staff is Carl Wise, backfield coach, Wise came to the Spiders from Georgia Tech where he was an assistant coach.

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COACH ING STAFF. Left to right: Dick Humbert , Bobby Sgro, Carl Wise, Hal Hunter.

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Pat Lamberti Earl Stoudt Bob Sizer Chuck Boone

RICHMO:NO 3-DAYTON 6 T:h e opening game of the 1959 football oampaign foun,d th:e University of Richmond Spiders guests of the blue and red Flyers of Dayton, Ohio.

In the short series of three games with Dayton, Richmon,d has failed to win. However, Dayton has not been the victor in any game by a margin greater than a single touchdown.

Richmond's o·n ly score came in 'the first quarter as a resu1t of a 19-yard field goal by Earl Stoudt. Dayton scored its one and only touchdown on a pass play in the last few minutes of the first half. From then on, neither team could get an·o ther marker, so the ·h alf time score stood as bhe final score also.

David Ames was the leading ground gainer for rthe Spiders netting 28 yards. Richmond's total net gain was 126 yards as op,p·o sed to 176 yards gained

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RICHMOND 7-WEST VIRGINIA 10 West Virginia's Mountaineers concentrated all their efforts. into a single · field goal midway through the final period to overs1h,a d ow the superb defensive performance by it1he Spiders in Richmo n·d ' s second outing.

J. P. Vass, John Boggs, and Art McGee were the ((iron men," as they teamed with others of the Spider eleven in holding WVU for four consecutive downs ·On the Riohmo,n d one-yard line, preventing a second Mountaineer touchdo·w n.

The outstanding running of B·ob Dunnington an·d sharp passing by Frank Gagliano were tihe factors con tributing to the Sp·i ders' first touchdown of the 1959 campaign, as sop·h·o more halfback Earl Stoudt scampered around end for the score.

One of the dominant figures of the day was co-captain and center Chuck Boone, as exemplified in his capturing the Soubhern Conference "Lineman of the Week" award.

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Carme n Cavall i Dave Ames Gene Fox

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RICHMOND 14-V .M.I . 14 Often the scoreboard does not reveal the true perfo rman ce of a team.

Statistically speaking, the U. of R. Spiders ran the V.M. I. Keydets off the field. Ma thematically, a 20-13 edge in first down s an,d a 3 58 to 309 total yarda ge advan tage does not balan ce ou,t rto an equal perfo rman ce.

With some four minutes left on the clock V.M. I. woul d have readily settle d for a tie, and chance stepp ed in and fulfilled their desire.

Davi d Ames, All-S outhe rn Gonference ha!lfback, plow ed his way from the one-yard line for Rich mond 's first touch down and Earl Stoud t foun d payd irt in the 1third stanza as quart erbac k Fr ank Gagl iano h,i t hi1n wit1h a 30-yard touchdown p ass.

Tribu te shou ld also go to Carm en Gavalli who rende red a game-saving tackle, as well as Bob Coo lbaug h and P·a t Lamberti, stan·douts on the defens ive forw ard wall for the Spiders.

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RICHMOND 21-D AVID SON 7 Loyal, rain-soaked Rich·m ond fans watch ed the scrappy Spiders overcome · fumbles and p·enalties to break the ice wit:h their first home game and first win of the season. ((All of the kings' 'horses and all of ,t he kings' men" woul d not have been able to have stop,p ed sop,h omor e scatback Earl Stoudt, as he raced 22 yards and 24 yards for two of Richm ond's three touchdowns.

Davi d Ames, after receiving a punt in the third quariter, quickly found an open ing in the Davi dson defen se an·d reeled off 63 yards to set up the Spiders' secon,d score. Stoud t carried the pigskin to the I-yard line wher e Gagl iano went over on a sneak.

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The loss was the third hard-luck defeat fior the Spiders, losing by only three poin ts to both D:ayton and West Virginia.

Richmond 's first and only touch,d own came in the opening minu,tes. of the second p·eriod. Frank Gagliano passed eight yards to J. P. Vass, who ma.d e a magnificent caltch by diving into the end zone for the score. The play was run from the ((I" formation , which had been quite prevalent throughou t last year's p lay, but which was not seen much during ,t he 1959 campa ign.

Earl Stoudt led the ground-ga ining aittack for the Spiders, grinding out a total of 93 yards in twelve attempts.

T1h e ((never say die" Spiders made one l ast effort to p ull the game o·ut. In rhe closing minutes of the g ame an attempted field goal that fell shy of the crossbar shattered Richmo nd' s hope of a second victory.

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RICHMOND 6-FLOR IDA STATE 22 ((Richmond hit ju'Slt as hard as any tea m we've played," were the words of Flor,i da State's head coach Perry Moss. Nevertheless, this was offset by a 165pound ·h alfback who tal'1ied fourteen of FSU's 22 po in ts in Florida's capital city.

T1h e Sp1iders were kept alive throughou t .t he contest by the fine passing of quarterba ck Frank Gagl iano, who completed nine of 22 attempts for total yard age of 105. Coolbaug'h, Stoudt, D'Arrigo, and D·u nnington were the able recipienrts of Gagliano' s passes.

T·h e Red and Blue eleven were crippled during the game without rhe services of regular center Chuck Boone. Boone had been out since the V.M.I. contest with a dislocated shoulder.

On a 12-yard pass p.lay from Gagliano to Bob Dunningt on, the Sp iders reeled off rheir only score midway thro,u gh the third stanza. Upon two different occasions Ric,h m.o nd drove from deep in its own territory to the Seminole seven a nd 15-yard stripes. Both times, field goals were attempted and missed, thus destroying any other poss1ibilities for another U. of R. score.

D' Arrigo was the . leading ground gainer for the Spiders, garnering a total of 38 yards.

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RICHMOND 29-V.P.I. 51 For the secon d week in a row, Friank Gagliano's passing led the offensive eff,o rts for the Spiders. Two tosses. led to U. of R. scores. Bob Coolbaug·h and Ed Wood caught touchdown aerials of 27 and seven yar,ds respectively.

Dave Ames, swift-footed U. of R. halfback, clicked off 33 yards for the Spiders' th ird touchdown. Meanwh ile, Gagliano scored t:he final TD by wedging over on a sneak. Otlher Richmo·n d po in1ts oame on a 43-yard field goal by Chuck Boone and a safety, as vhe result of a faulty Gobbler center.

Pat Lamtber:ti was the ou,t stan ding defensive player for the Spiders as he combined his blocking an d tackling to offset the Tech team on numerous . occasions.

Goach Merrick's forces, even though not finding the ex1tra pu·noh to seize the con test from t:he Techmen, d1isplayed their finest offensive maneuvers thus far in t.Jhe season. · 1

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RICHMOND 26-GEORGE WASHINGTON 0 On a ,cold, wet Homecom ing Day the ·m ud and rain spoiled almost everything except a Spider victory and a tremendous one-man performance by underrated U. of R. h alfback Bob Dunnington. lit was ,a great day for Dunnington as 'h e scored three of Richmond's four touchdo·wns. His first tally came on a fo.ur-yard fl1ip from quarterback Frank Gagliano. His second came ·On a two-ya11d plunge through the G. W. forward wall, and his fin:al touchdown was a 7 5-yard kickoff return.

T:h e Spiders' final marker came as a resul1t of a pass interceptio n by Joe R!ossetti. On the next play from scrimmage, dazzling Dave Ames churned 15yards for the score.

Seven out of t:he past eigh t outings witlh t1he Colonials f.oun·d U. of R. squads on the winn·i ng side of the ledger. T·h is year marked the second consecutive win over G. W. in w·hich the Red and Blue team scored a to tal of 26 poinits.

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Joe Rosetti

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RICHMOND 48-FURMAN 14 Coach Ed Merrick's red an·d blue Spiders made the Hurricanes of Furman crumble as 'rhe Richmon·d club blazed away for its highest score in some three decades.

T·h e game, a most exciting one, was spurred on by several long runs. Earl Stoudt raced 94 yards to paydirt on a sensational kickoff return in the :final period, while Dave Ames and Bob Dunnington set up scoring opportun,ities for the U . .of R. wi1th resp·eotive runs of 54 and 36 yards.

Richmond's aerial performance wias little short of perfection. Fo,u r of the Spider's seven touchdowns were on pass completion5. Bob Coolbaugh was the principal target for two passes, one each by Rossetti and Curl. Frank Gagliano connected on the remaining tw·o touchdown passes to McGee and Dunnington.

Two other U. ,o f R. touchdowns were results of a two-yard plunge by Dunnington an,d a 48-yard rom·p by Ames.

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RICHMOND 20-WILLIAM AND MARY 12 T:h e Richmond Spiders' win over the William and Mary Indians broke the deadlock ·Of thirty-one wins to send the red and blue team '1Jhead in the long traditional Turkey Day rivalry.

The victory was the third in a row for the Spiders as they had rolled over George Washington and Furman in previous 0 utings. Last year t.1he Indians edged Richmo·n d in a hard-fought contest by a slim three-point margin, but this season the Spiders proved the battle was n·o t going bo b·e a toss-up.

Dave Ames scored Richm:o n d's first touchdown by scampering around right end. After a 61-yard drive, led by Frank Gaglian,o's passing, Dunnington sped eight yards for the second Spider score. The final U. of R. touchdown came in ·fhe opening minuites of the final stanza as sop·h omore end Art McGee snatched a free ball, knock·ed loose by center ((Red" Crisman, and ran 3 5 yards to the goal.

The def en·sive bandits for Richmond were led by All-Southern C·o nf erence lineman, Pat Lamberti, who teamed with Buffman, Coolbaugh, Crisman, McGee, Rossetti an·d Sizer to make the last game of the 1959 campaign a memorable one.

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Caravetta Curl Gagliano Pesansky

VARSITY BASKETBA LL. Left to right, first row.¡ Tom Booker, Coach Lester Hooker, Captain Butch Lambiotte, Ronnie Floyd. Second row: Mike Morchower, Lee O'Bryan, Jerry Sklar, Carl Slone, Alan Cole, Roger Mayes.

BASKETBALL-1959 AND 196 0 GooD THINGS must come to an end." So goes an ancient proverb and so went Coach Lester Hooker's reco,r d of having never posted a losing season at the U11iversity of Richmond.

Last year the Spiders broke even with 12 wins and 12 losses, but the 1959-60 campaign saw the Hookerme11 tally a mere seven victories as co¡m p,a red to 18 defeats.

Hampered at the beginning of the season with a series of injuries, Richmond was unable to start its regular five players until the fourth game, which was against West Virginia, rhus p1acing the Spiders at a disadva11 tage right from tihe start. Then about n1idway through their schedule, Richmond dropped ten games in succession before snapping out of the losing s.treak by downing V.M.I. Next year Coach Hooker will have a relatively sn1all team but with the hustle of Mike Morchow er, Ronnie Floyd, and Dick Haymore along with Dan Higgins Mac Dirom, George Grodzicki, and John Vaughan, up from the freshman squad, the Spiders 111ight come t:hrough with a few surprises. ((ALL

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THE SPIDERS OPENED their 1959-60 basketball season at the Richm ond Arena , playin g host to Georg e Wash ington University. Despi te a tremen dous 30-point splurg e by Bu.tch Lambiotte and a 53-47 advan tage in rebounds, Richm ond could not match the red-hot shooti ng of the Colonials and thus fell victim by a six point margi n, 89-83.

Coacil1 Hooke r's cagers nip·p ed a close 76-7 5 overtime decision from Rando lphMacon College at Suffolk. Ronni e Floyd's SO-foot set shot as the final buzzer sounded tied the score, which enable d the Spiders to go on to captur e t·h e game for the first win of the season. Richm ond placed four men with double figures in the scoring colum n: Lambiotte, Booker, O'Bria n, and Slone with respective point totals of 20, 14, 12, and 11. Slone was the "big man" under the boards for both teams, grabb ing a total of 18 rebounds.

For the next ga me the Red and Blue squad journeyed to c ·h arlo ttesville where the U. Va. Cavaliers found bhe shooti ng mark, and capitalized on good perfor mances by itwo of their members, who had totals of 25 and 29 points. ·Carl Slone should ered most of the scoring responsibility for Richm ond as ·h e tallied 2 5 points, but his efforts were not enoug h as the Cavaliers rolled over the Spiders 85-67.

In their 53rd consecutive Sou thern Conference win, West Virgin ia University defeated Richmond 84-62. All-American Jerry West paced ithe Mounta;ineers with the game high of 28 points while grabb ing 16 rebounds. The Spiders were out rebound ed 62-41 and they found the 50 </o shooti ng of W. Va. U. to be too torrid a pace to match o·n the Moun ties ho me court.

Richm ond return ed to the Arena to play winless Furma n in the secon·d game of a two-day doubl ehead er series which includ ed also T he Ciitadel and Georg e Wash ington . The Spiders, having troubl e 1

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with their defense and ball 路h andling, fell prey to Furman, 83-68.

T11e next night Richmond challenged T'h e Citadel in the final game of the twin bill series. T,h e Citadel, runner-up last year for the Souther,n Conference crown, found that Coach Hooker's court men were too much to handle in the 63-52 upset. Tom Booker's 22 points paced the Red and Blue club to its finest offensive and defensive performance 路t hus far in the season.

T路h e Spiders continued their win streak by wa1'loping Washington and I .ee, 71-55.

Hititing on 50 ro of its shots, Richmond outmatched the below par 36.5 70 average of the Generals .

Coach Lester Hooker contributed his 82- 71 victory over R ho de Island to the 2-1-2 zone defense. The win was the third consecutive one for the Spiders while leveling their season's record at f o路u r wins and four losses. Lambio tte p1ayed one of his best games by scoring 24 poinits as teammate Tom Booker followed close behind wibh 20 points.

December 29 and 30, while the majority of the University of Richmond studen1ts were enjoying the Christmas Holidays, the Spiders were engaged in the Richmond Invitational Basketbal l Tournament a t the Arena. Richmond dropped iits first contest ro Sou.t h Carolina 86- 7 5, but the home quint bounced back the next 1

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Butch Lambio tte turn ed in two fine scoring performances by netti ng 21 points in the first tilt and 27 points in the consolation game.

Rich,m ond' s hoopsters ushered in the New Yea r with a bang by runn ing over East Carolina 80-6 6 at the Arena. The Sp,iders, still hot from the gam e two nigh ts before seemed not to miss t heir shots from the floor as they converted East Carolina's personal fouls into valuable charity tosses. Tom Booker was the high scorer for the Spiders with 21 points followed by Slone and Lambiotte, each 1

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In rthe ne:x:t game, Virginia Teoh def ea ted Richmond 7 3-6 5, in a much closer contest than the score in,dicated. The Spiders kept with in three points of VPI until the last two minutes, whe n the Techmen dum ped in several quick points.

B¡ig Jeff ¡Cohen, with 35 points and 20 rebounds, led Will iam & Mary in an easy rom p over the Spiders, 90-7 6, in a turnabou t maitch quite different from the tourney clash.

In an away tilt Richmond met George Was hing ton at Fort Meyer, whe re the Spiders suffered a 78-5 8 shellacking by the Colonials.

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VMI outhustled the Sp iders in an overtime period to win a nip-and-tuck game, 77-7 6. T'h e Keydets winning basket came wi:th only three seconds remaining on the scoreboard clock, as a wayward pass proved quite costly for the Red and Blue.

Attemp1ting to overcome a four-game losing streak, Richmond's efforts went for naught as Furman rang up a 93-73 victory over the Sp,iders.

Several nights later, on rhe same South Carolina jaunt, Richmond saw a revengeful Citadel squad rip through the Spider defense 1to win 84- 55. Big Jerry Sklar moved into his firsit limelight ap·p earance for the U. of R. by netting 22 points.

On the road trip to the deep South, Richmond dropped three con secutive contests. The first decis1ion was handed to the Spiders by Memphis Sta te, 100-74. In the secon·d game, Cenrtenary College of Louisiana squeezed by the Spiders 68-66, and in the ,t hird game, the final one of the trip, Loyola. of the South breezed by the Red and Blue, 76-59, at New Orleans.

Jerry West and the Gold and Blue Mountaineers of West Virginia sitreamlined their basketball magic into a convincing 103-57 whiitewasih over the Spiders in the fina l scheduled home game at the Arena.

By trouncing VMI 64-48 at Lexington, Rich·m ond collected i ts second conference win of the season while also breaking the jinx of a 10-ga,m e losing streak. The victory a:ls:o made certain th~t the Spiders would particip,a te in the Sourt hern Conference basketball tournament.

The following evening, Richmond traveled to Blacksb·urg, where bheir 8 5-5 3 loss to VPI sen t Tech in,t o first place in the Soubhern Co nf erence and to i ts second successive Big Five title.

Richmond ended its regular season play as William and Mary seized a 64-42 trium·p·h. The Indians outshot the Spiders 54.970 to 41 7o which played an imp·ortant part in the game since only 81 field goa ls were attempted by both clubs. Cohen was high for the victors w'i,bh 17, as Lambiotte and Slone took respective scoring honors of 14 and 11 points for ·rhe Spiders.

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SOUTHERN CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT THE SPIDER BASKETBALL outfit went into the tournament in~ early March with the intent to knock off regular season champ V.P.I. in the first round. Richmond started out like worldbeat ers and took an ea-rl y lead in the first ten minutes, but the Gobblers, capitalizing on superior height, depth, and beg center Chris Smith, began to pull away from the Sp,i ders just prior to intermissi on. In the second half, Richmon1d could not close the gap and th·e Hokies started to pull away for good and the three Spider seniors Butch Lam·b iotte, Alan Cole, and Carl Slone closed out their four year U. of R. careers with creditable 1

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In other first round action, West Virginia's mighty M ountainee rs experienc ed unexpecte d difficulty in disposing of lighty regarded V.M.I. by a margin of only seven points. It took another All-Amer ican perfor1nance by fa·bulous Jerry West 1to pull the game out in the closing minutes. The other two first round games. were comparati vely dull in that George Washington ran away with The Citadel and William and 1

Mary downed Furman with ease.

In second round play, Virginia Tech downed · George Washingt on with suprising ease and West Virginia had little trouble in beating William and Mary while en route to a record shattering 11 7 point performan ce with 70 points coming in the second half.

This set the stage for the long awaited battle between West Virginia and Virginia Tech. The spectators were rewarded with one of the most thrilling performan ces ever witnessed at Richmond 's Arena .

The game was a nip and tuck affair throughou t the first half and Virginia Tech appeared to have control of the situation w·h en W.V.lJ.'s Jerry West fouled out of the game early in the second half, but it he Mountain eer regulars and reserves rose to the occasion and guided coach Fred Schaus ' team to an unprecede n1ted sixth consecutiv e Southern Conference Champion ship. Incompar able Jerry West w as unanimou sly named the tourname nt's most valuable player for the third straight year.

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VARSIT Y BASEBALL. Left to right, first row: Doug Martin, Don Glenn, Tom Booker, Chuck Boone, Berry Swilling, Alan Cole, Mel Horowitz , Charlie Revere, John Boggs, Sheldon Rice, Mgr., Fred Bateman, Mgr., Jerry Klutz, Joe Esposito, Les Flynn, Dick Haymore , Mel Rideout, Don Falls, Aubrey Hall, Charley Franzman , Terry! Martin, Coach Mac Pitt.

BA SEB ALL -19 60 THE 1960 RICHMOND SPIDERS, under the directio n of Malcol m U. Pitt, promise to be one of the best teams in the history of our school. Last year's edition of basebal lers finished second in the Souther n Con£erence. After losing only .o ne letterm an from last year's starting nine, the Spiders should be even stronger with experie nced players all down the line.

Berry Swilling, Charlie Revere, and Mel Horowi tz compris e a pitchin g staff that will be hard to beat.

The Spider stickmen, who ·b atted across an average of nine runs per game during .t he 1959 season, are

led by Chuck Boone and Al ·Cole. Also swingin g big bats for Richmo nd will be T·o m Booker, Jo1h n Boggs, and Doug Martin. Last year the Spiders batted well over the .300 mark and this year th·ey should do even better.

The 1960 basebal l club is a tribute to Coach Pitt f or :t he excellen t jiob that he has done through out the years as head C·oach of the Spiders. This is definite! y one of his m·oSrt exciit ing and greates t teams in recent years and it is a team .that will long be remembered.

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TENNIS THE UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND Tennis Team under the directio,n of coach Leonard McN eal s:h,o uld be much improved over the 1959 team which g raduated only two lettermen. Returning lettermen in 1960 include D ,o uglas Hiza, Alan Burgess, Raymond Kee, Charlie Miller, and Asa Shield. Addi tional strength will be added by trans£ er student Robin Sh,e rvette and new co¡m ers B:r ad Gunter and Chick Pierce.

W 1h en the Southern Conference Tournament opens in May, the Spi,d ers should be in rtop shape and ready to provide competition for tihe top teams in the conference.

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Schedule Randolph-Macon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond The Ci1tadel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ch arleston, S. C. Davidson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D avidson, N. C. Colgate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond Randolph-Macon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ashland William and Mary ...... . ........ Williamsburg V .P.I ....... . ..... .. . . ............ Blacksburg V.M.I. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lexington West Virginia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond George Washington . . . . . . . . . . Washing ton, D. C. Washington and Lee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lexington Conference Tournament ...... Washington, D. C.

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TRACK AND FIELD EVENTS

Rusty Wayland con1es in first

Pole vaulter Lowrey Miller

The hand-off

Schedule March 21 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . East Caroli na March 24 . . . . . . . . . . Appre ntice School April 5 . . . . . . . . . . . . Willia m and Mary April 14 . . . . . . . . . Wash ington and I.ee April 18 ..... ..... .... West Virgin ia April 21 ..... ..... ..... ... David son A pril 29 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Virgin ia Tech 1

May 3 ..... ..... ..... ..... . V. M. I. May 7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . State Meet May 13-14 .. South ern Confe rence Meet

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INTRAMURALS THE INTRAMURAL Athletic Program, under the direction of Fred T. Hardy and management of D ick W esit, was enlarged extensively from last year's program.

Last year, track was inaugurated into the existing program w hich included foo tball, volleyba}l, basketball and softball.

T1h is year there was a complete revision of the old system.

T he init ramural activities were divided into three categories: Fall, Winter, and .

Spring. Listed in the Fall activities were the cake race, touch f 00 tball, golf (hole in one), horse shoes (singles), fall olympics, tennis (singles), and basketball (free throws). Under Winter evenits were b a:sketball, vol leybal l, so,ccer, badminton (singles) , and rifle. The Spring events included softball, track and field, tennis (doubles) , ·h orse shoes (doubles) , golf (distance driving), an·d archery.

Wirth just fo.u r even ts remaining on the in tramural schedule, Sigma P hi Epsilon was in firsit pl,ace, while P h1i Kap p a Sigma was in second place. Phi Gamma Delta held bhe third position and Theta Chi was fo,uflth.

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THE RrcH110ND TRACK TEAM, still suffering from lack of manpower, relied very much on a few men for its total nutnber of points.

T:h e ·o utstanding performers in·c luded sprin,ters Ken Humphrey in the 100 and 220 yard dashes, and Raoul Weinstein in the 220 and the 440 yard runs. In the distance runs, Ru:s ty Wayland in the 880 and and Lynn B-ryce in the mile were exceptionally good. Jim T hacker was a consistent poin1t scorer in the high and low hurdles. The mile relay team was headed

by Weinstein, B-ryce, Wayland, and Jack Fretwell, a newcon1er to the thinclad squad.

Jerry Klich led the Spiders in the field events by his performances in the shot put and the discuss. In pole vaulting, Lowry Miller captured team honors.

Next season Coach Fred Hardy is anticipating a ·b ig year and wi1th outstanding performers from this year's f res'11man team, such as Linky Pratt and Bill Lumpkin, the U. of R. cindermen may be tough co·m·p etition in tl1e state.

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RIFLE TEAM THE RIFLE TEAM, reorganized and now known as the University of Richmond Rifle Club, participated in a total of 29 matches bhis year. A majority of these matches were won by the Club and R.O.T.C. team increased its National R.O.T.C. rifle standing from 36th to 12th place. T路h e team also defeated the U. S. Coast Guard's number one team.

The varsity team placed fourth in a sectional firing at V.M.I., in w路hich eacl1 member of the Spider team received a meda1. In the National Postal Ma tch the varsi1ty team p la路ced lSt路h of 39 competing teams.

In intercollegiate competition, iteam captain Robert W a tkins placed siixth out of 161 men firing for which he won a trop:hy.

T he varsity team will suffer a loss of only one man for next season. Coach Sergeant Koonce is mindful of his successful season this year, but he is looking forward to an even bebter performance next year.

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RIFLE TEAM. Left to right, first row: Varsity: Ron Payette, Don Adams, Frank Hanenkrat, Bob Watkins, Bob Gibby, Bob Myers.

Second row: Sergeant Koonce, Freshman: George Gray, Jim Hildenbrand, Gene Lassiter, Larry Hoover, Robert Meiggs, Richard Hoggard, Roy Scherer, Judson Booker, Louis Allen, Allan Young, Hugh McGuire.

UNIVERSITY CHEERLEADERS THE UNIVERSITY CHEERLEADERS are always on hand to bolster the morale and school spirit of the student body as well as the Varsity teams. When the teams may be away from home, if p¡ossible there will you find also this peppy group. This year the University C heerleaders accompanied the Spiders on several trips. With the initiation of the football season, a Pep Rally was held in September in the 1

Greek Theater. Homeco1ning arrived and was quite a success. T¡h e spiri ted ((Spiders" supported the Red and Blue during basketball season and ended their official duties at the Southern Conference Tournament. Tryouts are held annually each spring to fill any senior vacan.cies. The challenge is here to aid our teams in the best manner and to raise the spirit of t1he entire student body.

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UNIVERSITY CHEERLEADERS. Left to right: Joe Barker, Alice Clement, Sherwood Strum, Lorene DeJ arnette, Sam Belk, Sallie Evans, Bob Belk, Barbara Spiers, Dennis McKee.

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WESTHAMPTON CHEERLEADERS BEHIND EVERY WESTHAMPTON team are the Westhampton cheerleaders, the peppy co-eds who lead W. C. enthusias.m and spirit through every v.arsity, odd-even, and class game. The cheerleaders, chosen each fall from their respective classes by the University cheerleaders, are usually seen cheering in their

tradi1tional blue skirts and Westhampton sweaters.

For interclass contests, however, each class dons bermudas, pedal pushers, or skirts of their class colors.

T hrough their efforts, class comp,e tition is bolstered and school teams are spiritedly supported in all activities.

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SENIOR CLASS. Bottom to top: Alice Clement, Linda Morgan, Sally Evans, Loretta Hudgins, Martha Kellogg. Not pictured: Jane Horton, Becky Grissom, Jeanne Kosko.

JUNIOR CLASS. Left to right, first row: Lorene Dejarnette, Barbara Bertsch, Barbara Spiers, Luigi DeCosta. Second row: Priscilla Eure, Cindy Deatelhauser, Mary Burks, Barbara Ross.

SOPHOMORE CLASS. Counterclockwise: Mary Bourke Reid, Darlene Morgan, J. C. Shapard, Jackie Johnson. Not pictured: Sandra Nunn.

FRESHMAN CLASS. Left to right and front to back: Martha Lou Goding, Jo Ann Hardy, Carolyn Burgess, Virginia Marlowe, Pat Kirby, Carolyn Anthony, Pat Dey, Sally Ann Clark, Sandra Dixon.

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WESTHAMPTON ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BOARD. Left to right, first row: Betty Pritchett-basketball manager, M. ]. Willett-secretary, Ethel Burton-president, Lynn Mappvice president, Gwynn Barefoot -treasurer, Barbara Ramseyintramural coordinator. Second row: Joyce Birdsall-hockey manager, Alice Clement-head cheerleader, Paula Williamstennis manager, Anne Coleman -reporter, Grace Brinkleyfreshman representative.

WESTHAMPTON ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION of w esthampton College is composed of the entire sit udent body and functions primarily to encourage sportsmanship, enthusiasm, and cooperation among the students.

Various aotivities are sponsored by the A.A. throughout the year, to meet tl1e needs and interests of the students. Am,o ng these are the picnic for new students in Orientation Week; the Snow Ball, the

annual Christmas Dance; the Song Contest; the A.A. Banquet and the numerous sports activ~ties. The A.A. Banquet ¡in May, at which letters are awarded and blazer winners annou,nced, is the climax of tl1e year's activities.

Leadership and sportsmanship¡ are encouraged and promoted through varsity and intramural competition in hockey, basketball, track, tennis and archery.

COACHES. Left to right: Miss Mary Jane Miller, Miss Augusta Chapman, Miss Margaret Duncan.

SEAL AND BLAZER WINNERS. Left to right: Lanetta Ware, Ethel Burton, Nancy Wheeler. Not pictured: Marsha Sullivan.

VARSITY HOCKEY. Left to right, first row: Elaine Eaton, Shirley Fish, Joyce Birdsall, Ethel Burton -captain. Second row: Margaret Denman, Marcia Sullivan, Lanetta Ware, Janet Harwood, Sandy Weeks, Phyllis Harrison.

VARSITY HOCKEY THE WESTHAMPTON HOCKEY TEAM, with Ethel Burton as its captain, had a very active season in '59.

T¡h ey were victorious over Roanoke and William and Mary. In it he Tidewater Tournament, they defeated the Norfolk division and tied with the Richmond Club. W esthamp,t on defeated Sweet Briar again this year by a score of 3-1. The team lost to the Little

Colonels, Longwood, and Mary Washington.

Four members of the squad won places on .the Tidewater teams. Shirley Fish made the first team, and Lanetta Ware, Marcia Sullivan, and Ethel Burton p laced on the second team.

The season closed leaving the tearn with a record of 4 wins, 3 losses, and 1 tie.

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JAYVEE HOCKEY. Left to right, first row: Mary Godsey, Gwynn Barefoot, Betty Pritchett, Joyce Bell, Henrietta Whiteside. Second roiv: Pat Brumble, Ree Grasty, Josie Rogers, Joan Snellenburg.

Third row: Anne Mason, Patsy Dey, Martha Kegan, Pat Crawford, Irene Bambacus.

SENIOR CLASS HOCKEY TEAM. Left to right, first row: Judy Cyrus, Phyllis Jenkins, Joyce Birdsall, Joan Silverstein.

Second row: Lanetta Ware, Audrey Nuckolls, Pat Crawford.

Not pictured: Ethel Burton, Ree Grasty, Paula Williams, Nancy Wheeler.

JUNIOR CLASS HOCKEY TEAM. Left to right, first row: Jean Stonestreet, Shirley Fish, Gwynn Barefoot, Betty Pritchett, Joyce Bell. Second row: Mildred Tierney, Anne Mason, Janet Harwood, Sandy Weeks, Irene Bambacus, Margaret Denman.

CLASS HOCKEY of 1959 was won by the Class of 1961, captained by Irene Bambacus. The ny ellow team" had a record of 2-1. In second place was the Class of 1960 with a 1-2 record.

In a thrilling battle, the Evens edged out a 1-0 victory over the 0 dds in the traditional intramural contest. The lone goal was scored by senior Phyllis Jenkins.

THE CLASS HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP

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SOPHOMORE CLASS HOCKEY TEAM. Left to right, first row: Betty Oliver, Marcia Sullivan, M. J. Willet, Joyce Garner, Phyllis Harrison. Second row: Judy Cashion, Judy Trunzo, Joan Bishop, Judy Acree, Anne Cheatham, Betty Lou Morris.

FRESHMAN CLASS HOCKEY TEAM. Left to right, first row: Dean Harwood, Carla Pamperin, Joan Snellenburg, Kay Koontz, Bobby Downs, Josie Rogers. Second row: Jackie Sn1ithers, Claudia Dodson, Anna Lee Dooley, Katherine Elmer, Pat Brumble.

ODD HOCKEY TEAM. Clockwise: Anne Mason, Pat Brumble, Sandy Weeks, Margaret Denman, Betty Pritchett, Irene Bambacus, Claudia Dodson, Janet Harwood, Shirley Fish, Joan Snellenburg, Gwynn Barefoot.

EVEN HOCKEY TEAM. Left to right: Joyce Birdsall, Phyllis Jenkins, Lanetta Ware, Marcia Sullivan, Phyllis Harrison.

Brink ley, Julie Hayn ie, Sally Spille r, Irene Picki n, LaVAR SITY BASKETBALL. Left to right.路 Paula Willi ams, Shirle y Fish, Grace Week s, Ethel Burto n, Betty Pritch ett, Dixie Hargr ave. netta Ware -capt ain, Peggy Sue Robe rts, Janet Harw ood, Jacki e Smith ers, Sandy

VARSITY BASKETBALL Coach Chap man and Capta in Ware .

AN UNDEFEATED SEASON, the first in 6 years, is the impressive record set by the W: estha,m pton Varsity Basketball Team of 1959-60. Miss Aug usta Chap man , coach, and capt ain Lane tta War e led the Lady Sp路iders to their eigh t victories.

The open ing gam e ende d in a 64-2 9 victory over Man路cheS:ter. In orde r the oppo nent s were defe ated with s.kill an路d ease: Lync hbur g 50-43; Mar y Was hingto n 37-26; Sweet Bria r 45-23; R.P.I. 62-34; William and Mar y 51-18; Alum nae 56-37; and Longwoo d 59-38.

The second team, play ing a consistent steady game, lost only one contest whil e winn ing four.

CLASS OF 1960. Left to right: Paula Williams, Ethel Burton, Peggy Sue Roberts, Lanetta Ware, Mary Frances Gibbs, Audrey Nuckolls, Nancy Wheeler. Center: Millie Bagleycaptain.

CLASS OF 1961. Left to right: Betty Pritchett, Margaret Denman, Janet Harwood, Sally Spiller, Shirley Fish, Dixie Hargrave. Center: Sandy Weeks-captain.

CLASS BASKETBALL THE CLASS OF 1960 won the class basketball champio11ship this year. Captain Millie Bagley led the ((Big Blue team" in compiling ~heir 3-0 record. The juniors captured second place with a record of 2-1.

For the second consecutive year, the Evens emerged victorious in the Odd-Even contest. The final score was 54-34.

CLASS OF 1962. Left to right, first row: Judy Acree, Judy Trunzo-captain, Libby Wampler. Second row.· Barbara Krystel, Marsha Sullivan, Judy Wilburn, Betty Oliver, Jane Pitts.

CLASS OF 1963. Le/t to right: Susan Harwood, Barbara Cook, Julie Haynie, Irene Pickin, Doris Joyner. Center: Jackie Smithers-captain.

ODD-EVEN BASKETBALL TEAM. Left to right, first row: Lanetta Ware. Second row: Margaret Denman, Betty Pritchett, Dixie Hargrave. Third row: Jackie Smithers, Claudia Dodson, Sally Spiller, Janet Harwood, Irene Pickin. Not pictured.· Ethel Burton, Nancy Wheeler, Peggy Sue Roberts, Paula Wi1lia111s, Millie Bagley, Marsha Sullivan.

VARSITY TENNIS. Left to right: Grace Brinkley, Millie Bagley, Nancy McCulloch, Kay Koontz, Joyce Slavin, Shirley Fish, Paula Williams-captain, Betty Bond. Not pictured: Marsha Sullivan, Sandy Weeks, Janet Harwood.

TENNIS

THIS YEAR'S v ARSITY TENNIS TEAM is expected to be one of the beSrt teams Westhampton has ever produced. The team is off to a fine star,t with victories over William and Mary and Sweet Briar. Matches are scheduled with Mary Washington, R. P. I., Longwood, and St. Catherine's. Led by Paula Williams and Marsha Sullivan, wi1th strong p1ayers in every position, the team should have a very good record.

TRACK THE TRACK MEET of 1960 will not be in the form of intramu ral compet ition, but will be participa1ted in only by membe rs of the track classes.

Track, as a physical educati on class, include s the

SO, 75, and 100 yard dashes; hurdles ; basketb all throw; shot pu t; high jump; broad jum'p ; an d hop, step, and jump.

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TRACK WINNER S. Le/ t to right: Lanetta Ware, Ethel Burton. Not pictured: Nancy Wheeler, Sue Lambiott e.

VARSIT Y LACROS SE. Left to right: Julie Perkinson, Dale Boatwrig ht, Carolyn Parsley, Sandra Nunn, Audrey Nuckolls , Robin Cramme, Betty Lou Morris, Ethel Burton, Miss Miller-c oach, Joyce Birdsall.

LACROSSE ALTHOUGH LACROSSE is a fairly new game at W esthampiton, this year's varsity team shows great promise. A number of undercl assmen are on rhe tean1 w¡hich should mean an even better team next year. This year's schedul e includes games with Sweet

Briar, William and Mary, an,d Hollins . The high po in t of the season will be the Virgini a Women 's Lacrosse Tourna men t, which will be 'h eld at Sweet Briar this year.

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GARLAND ALTON ASH\X'ORTH

Bassett, Virginia B.A.- Biology THOMAS HERMAN ATKINS

Rich1nond, Virginia B.A.-Political Science Dean's List; Intermediate Honors; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, scholarship chairman, executive committee, parliamentarian, corresponding secretary; Omicron Delta Kappa, corresponding secretary; Tau Kappa Alpha, local president, Virginia state president; Pi Sigma Alpha; Pi Alpha Theta; house of representatives; student center, board of governors; President's Advisory Council; Freshman Orientation Committee; WEB, staff; Messenger, critical staff; Collegian, frat chat columnist, editorial associate; Varsity Debate Squad, treasurer, cap,t ain; Forensic Council, president; Intramurals; S. C. Mitchell Literary Society, parliamentarian, forensic critic, treasurer, secretary; R. C. McDanel Historical Society, treasurer, president; German Club; Phi Beta Kappa.

JOHN ERNEST AVERETT

Falmouth, Virginia B.A.-Edttcation Sigma Phi Epsilon; WEB, sports staff; Varsity Basketball, manager; Intramurals, Basketball, Football, Softball.

TOMMY

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BAER

Rich1nond, Virginia B.A.-Political Science Dean's List; Intermediate Honors; Interfraternity Council; Phi Sigma Delta, secretary, president; Omicron Delta Kappa, vice president; Pi Sigma Alpha, vice president; Senior Class, president; Vars1ity Debate Team; Intramurals, Football, Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball; Hillel Foundation, president; Religious Activities Council, historian, secretary; Religious Emphas.is Week, chairman; Thomas Branch Adams Award to Outstanding Junior; Phi Beta Kappa; Tau Kappa Alpha.

LLOYD JEFFERSON BARBER, JR.

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-Political Science

SENIORS OF 1960

Interfraternity Council; Sigma Chi, historian, assistant pledge trainer; Intramurals, Basketball, Volleyball, Softball ; M,inisterial Association; Veterans Club.

EARL DENNIS BARKER

Glen Allen, Virginia B.A.-Biology JOSEPH PAYNE BARKER

RICHMOND COLLEGE

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Chemistry Phi Gamma Delta, president, historian; Omicron Delta Kappa; Outs,t anding Freshman; Student Government Senator; Advisory Council, president; Collegian, managing editor; WEB, staff; Intramurals, Football, Volleyball, Baseball; Band; Religious Emphasis Week, chairman; Cheerleader.

ROBERT QUILLIN BARKER

Gate City, Virginia B.S.-Chemistry Sigma Chi.

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ROBERT JOSEPH BEATTY, JR.

WILLIAM JOSEPH BUGG, JR.

Highland Springs, Virginia B.A.-Sociology

South Hill, Virginia B.S.-Physics, Math

Lambda Chi Alpha; Beta Beta Beta, vice president.

Dean's List; Intermediate Honors; Phi Gamma Delta, corresponding secretary; Pi Mu Epsilon, treasurer; Sigma Pi Sigma, vice president; Intramurals, Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Softball.

JACK WARREN BLOXOM

Nelsonia, Virginia B.A.-Sociology Lambda Chi Alpha; Glee Club; Foreign Fjlm Society; Society for Advancement of Management.

CHARLES STANLEY B·O ONE

Covington, Virginia B.A.- Education

ALEXANDER

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Richmond, Virginia B.A.-Sociology Veterans Club.

FREDERICK DAVIS CARAVETTA

Towanda, Pennsylvania B.A.-Sociology

Phi Gan1n1a Delta; Sun1mer School Honor Council; Varsity Football, co-captain; Varsity Basketball, co-captain.

Lambda Chi Alpha; Vars1ity Football, co-captain; Varsity Glub.

THOMAS LEE BOWLES

CHARLES RODNEY CHAPMAN

Danville, Virginia B.A.-S ociolo gy Phi Kappa Sigma, secretary, historian; Collegian, business staff; Intramurals, Football, Softball; Glee Club, president, property manager; Baptist Student Union; Religious Emphasis Week; R. C. McDanel Historical Society; Orientation Committee; Dorm Counselor.

WILLIAM IVEY BRIDGES

Newport News, Virginia B.A.- Chernistry Sociology 1

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Political Science DONALD FRANK CLEMENT

Roanoke, Virginia B.S.-Mathematics Dean's List; Phi Gam1na Delta, assistant treasurer, pledge trainer; Scabbard and Blade; Sigma Pi Sigma; Pi Mu Epsilon; WEB, sports editor; Religious Emphasis Week, cha:irman.

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Theta Chi, treasurer; Intramurals, Football, Basketball, Volleyball; Wesley.

Foundation; YMCA.

EDWARD ROGERS BRIGGS, JR.

FRANCIS EDWARD COMER

Arlington, Virginia B.A.- History

Hampton, Virginia B .A .-Cheniistry

Interfraternity Council; Pi Kappa Alpha, secretary, rush chairman, house manager; Collegian, reporter, editoria1 associate, c0Ju1nnist; Glee Club; University Choir; Religious En1phasis Week; R. C. 11cDanel Historical Association.

Dean's List; Interfraternity Council; Lambda Chi Alpha, president, secretary; Intramurals, Football, Basketball, SoftbaJll; Wesley Foundation.

West Lafayette, Ohio B.A.- Chemistry Glee Club; R. C. McDanel Historical ociety.

LOUIS EDWARD BRINK

Richn1ond, Virginia B .A .- Cheniistry Sign1a Chi, president, vice president; House of Representatives; Intramurals, Football, Softball.

FRANK OVERTON BROWN, JR.

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-English Dean 's List; Intermediate Honors; Inter£raternity Council; Kappa Sigma, president, social chairn1an, athletic representative; Student Government, treasurer; Board of Governors; Orientation Comn1i ttee; Junior Cla s, secretary; Intramurals, Football, Basketball, Softball; Newn1an Club, president.

RONALD RALPH BROWN

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-History Intrnn1ural Basketball; Veterans Club, president.

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West Point, Virginia B.S.-Chemistry JOHN E. DAVIS

Norfolk, Virginia B.A.-Philosophy Dean's List; Tau Kappa Alpha; Pi Delta Epsilon; Messenger, editor; Debate Team; Philologian Literary Society; Forensic Council; BSU; Ministeria:l Association, social chairman; RA:C; YMCA, president; House of Representatives; President's Advisory Council; Barracks Counselor; President, Board of Governors of SAB; ODK. Lours DE ANGELrs

New London, Connecticut B .S.-Chemistry Dance Band; Rifle Club.

JOHN EDWARD DONALDSON

Sigma Phi Epsilon, chaplain, pledge trainer, house manager, senior marshal ; Junior Class, chaplain; Varsity Rifle Team; Track; Intramurals, Football, Track, Softball; Baptist Student Union; Ministerial Association; German Club.

CLIFFORD A. BRINER

LrNwooD

Portsmouth, Virginia B.A.-Sociology

FREDERICK H. CREEKMORE

Norfolk, Virginia B.A.-Political Science Sigma Phii Epsilon, secretary, president; Summer School Honor Council; Intramural Football; Wesley Foundation; Religious Emphasis Week, committee chairman; President, Law Society; All-Campus Party, secretary-treasurer; YMCA, secretary, treasurer.

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-History Dean's Lisit; Intermediate Honors; Sigma A:l pha Eps ilon, chronicler; Pi Sigma AJlpha, pres1ident; Tau Kappa Alpha, vice president; Phi Alpha Theta; Omicron Delta Kappa; Honor Council; S. C. Mitchell Literary Society, vice president, cri:t ic; Debate Team, captain, secretary; Forensic Council, secretary-treasurer; R. C. McD'anel His,torical Society, treasurer; House of Representatives; Phi Beta Kappa.

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DUNNINGTON

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-Sociology Phi Kappa Sigma.

JIMMY DEAN EDWARDS

Salem, Virginia B.A.-English Dean's List; Intramurals, Basketball, Football; HSU, president, editor; Ministerial Association, chaplain; YMCA; Phi Beta Kappa.

JERRY ALLEN ENFIELD

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Mathematics

Windsor, Virginia B.A.-Bible

Dean's List; Lambda Chi Alpha, pledge trainer; Sigma Pi Sigma; Pi Mu Epsilon; House of Representatives; Intramurals, Football, BasketbaH, Volleyball, . Softball; Concert Band; Pep Band; Collegians Dance Band.

Glee Club; BSU; Ministerial Association.

JAMES HrsERMAN EPPS

RICHARD C. CROSBY

Spring Grove, Virginia B .A.-Sociolo gy

JAMES BERNARD CROCKER

St. Louis, Missouri B.A.-History

ERNOE CsAKY

Intramurals, Football, Basketball, Softball; BSU; YMCA, co-chairman Evening Watch; Evangelism chairman BSU; Ministerial Association, pres ident; Student Directory Committee; Religious Activities Council; Steering committee, Religious Emphasis Week.

Richn1ond, Virginia . B.S.-Physics

Lours RAYMOND FAWCETT

Lambda Chi Alpha, secretary; McDanel Historical Society, president; University Players; Canterbury Club.

Sigma Phi Epsilon; Collegian, circulation nianager, columnist; S. C. Mitchell Literary Society; House of Representatives; German Club; American Institute of Physics, president.

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WILLIAM PARKE FITZHUGH, JR.

LAWRENCE JOSEPH HASTY

ROBERT BENJAMIN JOHNSON

Ellerson, Virginia B.A.-Psychology

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-Mathematics

Hanover, Virginia B.A.- Bible

Psi Chi, vice president; Scabbard and Blade; Psychology Club, president, vice president.

HENRY ERNEST FORD, JR.

Glen Allen, Virginia B.A.-English

BSU; YMCA.

L. CHARLES JONES

RICHARD ARTHUR HOLDERMAN

Gladstone, Virginia B.A.-Sociology Dean's List; Intermediate Honors; Intramural Basketball; Phi Beta Kappa.

Phi Delta Theta; Glee Club; NEA.

JAMES DULANEY GEIMAN

Leesburg, Virginia B.A.-Chemistry Sigma Pi Epsilon; Basketball; Intramurals, Football, Basketball, Softball, Volleyball; Glee Club.

JOSEPH PERROW GILLETTE

Courtland, Virginia B.A.-Political Science

SIDNEY HAROLD HORWITZ

Richmond, Virginia B.S.- Chemistry Interfraternity Council; Alpha Epsilon Pi, exchequer, social chairman, IFC represen ta ti ve; Interf raternity Council Court; Gamma Sigma Epsilon Honorary Chemical Society; House of Representatives; Intramurals, Basketball, Bowling; Hillel Foundation.

HAROLD F. GLADDING, JR.

Tasley, Virginia B.A.-Biology

DONALD HALL KENT

Danville, Virginia B.A.-English Phi Kappa Sigma, treasurer, vice president; Hutchinson Scholarship Award; Scabbard and Blade; House of Representatives, speaker, clerk; Junior Class representative; Colle gian business staff; Intramurals, Football, Softball, Volleyball; Glee Club, secretary; President's Advisory Council; Distinguished Military Student.

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Roanoke, Virginia B.A.-Bible1 Religion WEB, men's editor; Varsity Track; Intramurals; BSU; Ministerial Association; President's Advisory Council; Dormitory Council, president.

WENDELL WAYNE KEY, JR.

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Chemistry Dean's List; Collegian 1 reporter; BSU; Drama Club.

HARRY SCOTT KIRBY WILLIAM JOSEPH HUGHES, JR.

MICHAEL ADAM GLAGOLA, JR.

Garfield, New Jersey B.S.- Chemistry Phi Kappa Sigma; Varsity Football; Intramurals, Baseball, Track, Football; Newman Club.

JAMES LAWRENCE GORE

Roanoke, Virginia B.A.-Psychology Dean's List; Phi Gamma Delta; Scabbard and Blade, vice president; President of Dormitory Council; Pres ident' s Advisory Council; V arsity Track; Intramurals, Football, Basketball, Softball; BSU; Ministerial Association; YM,CA; Psychology Club.

Lyndhurst, New Jersey B .A .-History Phi Kappa Sigma; Football; Varsity Tra,c k; Intramurals, Softball, Basketball; Newman Club; R. C. McDanel Historical Society.

JAMES VALENTINE HYLER

Richmond, Virginia B.A.- Psychology Kappa Sigma; Football; Psychology.

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JOSEPH GROSS

Fairfield, Connecticut B.A.-History Varsity Basketball ; McDanel Historical · Society.

HARVEY EUGENE HALL

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-Bible Ministerial Association.

PAUL WAYNE HANNAH

Oakton, Virginia B.A.-Psychology Dean's List; Phi Gamma Delta; Collegian1 staff; Band, treasurer, president; Glee Club; Choir; BSU, promotional vice president; Religious Emphasis Week, music chairman.

ROBERT K. HARNSBERGER

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-History Sigma Chi, Tribune; Senior Class House of Representatives; Intramurals, Softball, Basketball, Football.

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-English Dean's List; Intern1ediate Honors; German Club, treasurer, president.

DONALD WAYNE LAINE

Colonial Heights, Virginia B.A.-Music Dean's List; Sigma Phi Epsilon; WEB, assistant editor, class section; Glee Club; Choir Accompanist; Music Club, treasurer, program chairman.

JOSEPH ARTHUR H'YMAN

WESLEY NEWTON LAING, JR.

Waynesboro, Virginia B.A.-Psychology

Austin, Texas B.A.- English

Phi Sigma Delta, vice president; Intramurals, Basketball, SoftbaJll; Hillel Foundation, corresponding secretary, historian; Psychology Club.

Interfraternity Council; Kappa Sigma, vice president, grand master ceremonies, scholarship chairman, rush chairman, house manager; House of Representatives ; Vice President of Senior Class ; Freshman Football; Intramurals, Football, Basketball, Volleyball, Softball; Religious Em1p hasis Week; YMCA Council; President's Advisory Council; Board of Governors; President IFC; Greek Week dance chairman, IFC Court.

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Richmond, Virginia B .A .-History

Dean's List; Varsity Football; Veterans Club, vice president.

WILBUR WESLEY HUFF

Lambda Chi Alpha, pledge president; Varsity Basketball; Junior Varsity Footbaill; Intramurals; Pre-Law Association.

CHARLES J. HARVEY

Olean, New York B.A.-Sociology

GEORGE HENRY JENKINS

Lancaster, Virginia B .A .-History Sigma Phi Epsilon; Intramurals, FootbaiM, Basketball, Softball.

BOBBY FELTS JOHNSON

Lynchburg, Virginia B.A.-History Intermediate Honors; Transfer Student from VPI.

BRADLEY GRAY JOHNSON

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-Economics Vars,ity Rifle Team; German Club.

LOYD ALLEN JOHNSON

Berryville, Virginia B.A.- English Dean's List; Interfraternity Council; Pi Kappa Alpha, secretary, vice president, president; Pi Delta Eps ilon; Collegian, reporter, managing editor-in-chief; Editor of Spider H andbook/ Intramurals, Bowling, Volleyball; Chairman of REW Publicity Committee, REW Evaluation Committee; Executive Committee Virg1n1a Intercollegiate Press Associ ation.

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ARTHUR G. LAMBIOTTE

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-History Varsity Basketball; R. C. McDanel Historical Society.

DAVID WILLIAM LEE

Danville, Virginia B.A.-English Phi Kappa Sigma, treasurer, president; Senate; Collegian 1 business staff; Baseball; Intramura.ls, Softball, Footbal I; BSU.

ROBERT HARRY LEMMON

Great Bridge, Virginia B.A.-Biology Sigma Phi Epsilon, guard and marshal; Scabbard and Blade, secretary; House of Representatives; Secretary of Senior Class; Football; Intramurals, Football , Basketball, Tennis, Softball.

GEORGE

C.

LONGEST

Richn1ond, Virginia B.A.- Enf!Jish

REGINALD PHILIP MORRIS

HOWARD GRAY REDFORD

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-Sociology

Petersburg, Virginia B.S.-Teaching, Science

RICHARD C. MoscHLER, JR.

(LINTON LYNN REYNOLDS

Rich1nond, Virginia B .S .-Mathenzatics

Glen Allen, Virginia B.A.-Psychology

Phi Del ta Theta; Chorus ; NEA. D. GERALD LOWE

South Hill, Virginia B.A.-Political Science Dean's List; Sigma Chi, socia1l chairman; Scabbard and Blade; Treasurer of Senior Class; Intramurals, Softball, Track; Canterbury Club; Chess Club; R. C. McDanel Historical Society; Drill Team; Distinguished Military Student; Pi Sigma Alpha.

Sigma Phi Epsilon.

ERVIN

H.

MUELLER, JR.

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Chemistry

JoHN ELDON McALLISTER

Kappa Sigma, vice president, social chairman, house representative; IFC representative; Senior Class Senator; Football; Basketball; Sof tba.11; Orientation Week Committee '59.

Bridgeton, New Jersey B.S.-Chenzistry

WILLIAM FLOYD MYERS

Chi Psi, University of Illinois; Honorary Chemistry Fraternity; Trainer; Football; BasketbaJl; Baseball.

Roanoke, Virginia B.A.-Political Science Kappa Alpha; Softball.

Football;

Basketball;

ROBERT LANDON MEREDITH

Colonial Heights, Virginia B .A .- Mathenzatic s

WILLIAM LEE PAINTER, JR.

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-Political Science

Dean's List; Interfraternity Council; Theta Chi, vice president, president; Pi Mu Epsilon; Intramurals, Football, Basketball , Volleyball; Glee Club, treasurer; BSU, chairman of arrangements committee for Religious Ernphasis Week; Phi Beta Kappa.

Dean's List; Intermediate Honors ; Phi Ailpha Theta, vice president; Pi Sigma Alpha; Scabbard and Blade; Westmrinster Fellowship, treasurer; ROTC Battalion Staff; D,i stinguished Military Student; Phi Beta Kappa.

DOUGLAS P 'A UL MILLER

WILLIAM CLYDE PAL11ER

Newport News, Virginia B.S.-Biology

Newport News, Virginia B.A.-English

Dean's List; Sigma Phi Epsilon; Beta Beta Beta; Honor Council, secretary and chairman; Football; Volleyball; Band; Glee Club; Dance Band; ODK. DANIEL A. MIX

Mt. Rainier, Maryland B.A.-Sociology S. C. Mitchell Literary Society; Collegic1n; Baptist Student Union.

RONALD M. MONTGOMERY

Richn1ond, Virginia B .A.- S ociolo gy Alpha Delta, chaplain; University Choir; Glee Club; Fine Arts Council; Transfer frotn Mars Hill College.

LUIS WILLIAM MORALES

Richmond, Virginia B.A.- Engli.rh Dean's List; Phi Gan1111a Delta; Pi Delta Epsilon, president; Student Government Representative to Board of Publications; Coll egian, business n1anager; Newman Club, treasurer, vice president; Religious Activities Council, publicity ohair1nan; Marine Corps PLC officer and candidate; ODK.

Dean's List.

ROBERT W. PARK, JR.

Quantico, Virginia B.A.-Sociology Lambda Chi Alpha; Football; Basketball; Softball; Newman Club.

DALTON AUSTIN PARKER

Highland Springs, Virginia B.S.-Cheniistry

Mathews, Virginia B.A.-Political Science LARRY BLAINE ROBINSON

Baltin1ore, Maryland B.A.-Mathematics Kappa Alpha; Transfer from Hopkins University.

Johns

NORMAN LESLIE SAUNDERS, JR.

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-History Dean's List; Baseba.11 ; Baseball, Hampden-Sydney; Transfer from HampdenSydney.

ROBERT E.ARL SCHAFFER

Abingdon, Virginia B.A.-History Transfer from VPI; R. C. McDanel Historical Society.

WILLIAM DAVIS SEWARD

Midlothian, Virginia B.S.-Mathematics} Physics Dean's List; Intermediate Honors; Kappa Alpha Order, vice president; Pi Mu Epsilon, vice president; Sigma Pi Sigma, president; House of Representatives; Phi Beta Kappa.

JARED BEAR SHARON

Richn1ond, Virginia B.S.-Chemistry

FRANKLIN M. PINCHBECK

Richn1ond, Virginia B.S.-Chemistry

WILLIAlvf CHRISTIAN SIZEMORE

Dean's List; Sigma Phi Epsilon; Football; Softball; Richmond College Student Medical Assistant.

LANEAU LAFAYETTE PIPPEN

Pulaski, Virginia B.S.-Chemistry Phi Kappa Sigma, fraternity representative; Football; Basketball; Baseball.

JOHN B ·O WEN POLHILL

Richn1ond, Virginia B.A.-English

Dean's List; Intennediate Honors; Veterans Club; Garnma Sign1a Epsilon.

JAMES LLOYD MORRIS

RICHARD L. POND, JR.

Richn1ond, Virginia B.A.- Sociology

Suffolk, Virginia B.A.-Biology

Track Team; College Choir; Baptist Student Union.

Sign1a Alpha Epsilon, vice president, secretary ; Football; Beta Beta Beta.

Richn1ond, Virginia B .A . -Chenzistry

NORRIS HALL RICHARDSON

Dean's List; Alpha Epsilon Pi, secretary; Gamma Sigma Epsilon, Keeper of Captured Meson; Collegian, sports staff: Williams Scholarship student; ODK Freshman Book Award, 1958.

Baptist Student Union; YMCA; German Club.

Dean's List; Intermediate Honors; ODK; Honor Council; Debate Team; President of Forensics Council; S. C. Mitchell Literary Society; Glee Club; BSU; Ministerial Association; Fine Arts Council; Phi Beta Kappa.

JOHN LAWRENCE MORAN

Football; Basketball; Softball; Ministerial Association; YMCA; Psychology Club.

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Halifax, Virginia B.A.-English Pi Kapp.a Alpha, scholarship chairman, house manager, chaplain; Pi Delta Epsilon, president; Honor Council, secretary; Senator-at-Large; Collegian 1 editorin-chief, managing editor, editorial associate; Student Directory, staff; Intramurals; M.inisterial Association; Relig~ous Emphasis Week, R. C. chairman, publicity chairman; President's Advisory Council.

CARL JOHNSON SLONE

Williamson, West Virginia B.A.-S ociolo gy Basketball; Varsity Club.

RICHARD LA YE SMALLEY

Arlington, Virginia B.A.-Psychology Theta Chi, social chairman; Intramurals; Pre-law Society; Psychology Club; University of Richmond Drill Team, comn1ander.

ASHLE Y PAUL SMITH

JAMES FRANK LIN THACK ER

EDWA RD C. WEIL , JR.

Richn1ond, Virgin ia B.S.-P hysics

Glen Allen, Virgin ia B.A.-P sychol ogy

Bon Air, Virgin ia B.S.-P hysics

Track; Cross-Country; BSU; American Institute of Physics, vice president.

GEORG E THEOD ORE SMITH

Hopew ell, Virgin ia B.A.-C hemis try

Theta Chi, historia n, vice presiden t; Scabbard and Blade; House of Representatives; Track; Cross-Country; Varsity Club; Intramu rals.

WYAT T WHEE LER THOM PSON

Fredericksburg, Virgin ia B.S.-C hemist ry

Kappa Alpha, treasurer, knight us.her; Scabbard and Blade; House of Representatives; Rifle Team; Intramu rals; YMCA; Dorm Counselor.

Dean's List; Sigma Phi Epsilon ; Intramurals .

MELV IN DEAN SNEAD

Richmond, Virgin ia B.A.-E nglish

Warwi ck, Virgin ia B.A.-E nglish , History Dean's List; Sigma Phi Epsilon, house manager, pledge trainer; Scabbard and Blade; Dorm Counselor; WEB, staff; Intramu rals; Univers ity Ghorus; Glee Club.

LAWR ENCE E. SOUTH WORT H

Bowlin g Green, Virgin ia B.A.-C hemis try Phi Ga1n1na Delta; murals; Glee Club.

WEB,

Interfra ternity Council ; Kappa Sigma; Golf; Intramu rals; Veteran s Club; Varsity Club; Foreign Film Society; IFC Bowling League.

JOSEP H DANIE L STEVE NS

Bassett, Virgin ia B .A .-Hist ory

Phi Delta Theta; Univers ity Chorus; NEA. LARRY CLOYS TURN ER

Redwood, Virgin ia B.A.- S ociolo gy Intramu rals; Ministe rial · Associa tion; BSU, executive council; RAC, executive council.

M.

HANS VoN EHREN FRIED ,

II

Sigma Chi, vice presiden t; Intramu rals; House of Representatives; Veteran s Club.

Newpo rt News, Virgin ia B.S.- Physics Dean's List; Sigma Phi Epsilon ; Band; BSU; America n Institute of Physics ; Gern1an Club.

FRANK LEWIS WEST

Richn1ond, Virgin ia B .A .-Ee on oniics Sign1a Chi, secretary.

D·ean' s List; Phi Kaippa Sigma; Phi Alpha Theta; Track; Cross-Country; Intramura ls; R. C. McDane l Historical Society, treasurer.

Ha1npton, Virgin ia B.A.-P sychol ogy Ministe rial Alliance.

PHILL IPS BROW N WALK ER, JR.

Norfol k, Virgin ia B.A.-B ible Dean's List.

DAN BRA.DL EY WALL ACE

ROBER T G. SULLI VAN

Richmond, Virgin ia B.A.-S ociolo gy

WELST EAD

ROBER T HENR Y WAIN WRIGH T

Sigm.a Chi, Tribune , associate editor; Intra1nurals .

CARRO LL LEE TERRE LL

L.

RICHA RD WRIG HT WEST

Richmond, Virgin ia B.S.-M athem atics

Kappa Sigma, treasure r; Senator at Large; Student Governm ent, vice presi-. dent; Footbal l; Intramu rals; Board of Governors.

Dean's List; Intern1ediate Honors ; Phi Delta Theta, alumni secretary; University Chorus; Glee Club, business manager; University Players, presiden t; Fine Arts Council ; ODK.

Richmond, Virgin ia B.S.-P hysics

Intramu rals; BSU; Ministe rial Association.

McKeesport, Pennsylvania B.S.-C hemist ry

Richmond, Virgin ia B.A.-S peech and Drania

FRANC IS

AIP.

Arling ton, ·Virginia B.A.-E nglish

JOHN DICKI NSON WELS H

JOHN WHYN E TRAYL OR

s.taff; Intra-

CLAUD E W. STAGGS, JR.

Sigma Pi Sigma, secretary.

Richmond, Virgin ia B.A.-H istory

DONA LD GENTR Y WILSO N

Buffalo Junction, Virgin ia B.A.-H istory Intramu rals; University Chorus; BSU; Ministe rial Association; Revival Team .

JOHN CARL WILSO N

Richmond, Virgin ia B.S.-P olitica l Science

DOUG LAS DEE WALL ACE, JR.

THOJ\1 AS H. S. WILSO N

Suffolk, Virgin ia B.A.-B iology

Richmond, Virgin ia B.A.-P olitica l Science

Interfra ternity Council ; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, president, vice presiden t; House of Representatives; Collegian, sports sit aff; Intramu rals .

Interfra ternity Council ; Sigma Chi, treasurer; Footbal l; Golf; Intramu rals; Canterbury Club; Modern Jazz Club.

WALL ACE E. WEEM S, JR.

PHILL IP A. ZoRET IC

Suffolk, Virgin ia B.A.-S ociolo gy Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Intramu rals.

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Len1ont Centre, Pennsylvania B.S.- Chemistry Gamma Sigma Epsilon.

JUANITA CAROL AINSLEY

Portsmouth, Virginia

B.A.-Psychology Dean's List; Wesley Foundation, vice president.

ELEANOR SANDERS AUSTIN

Richn1ond, Virginia

B.A.-English MILDRED GILL BAGLEY

South Hill, Virginia

B.A.-Political Science Dean's List; Pi Sigma Alpha-Political Science; Phi Alpha Theta-history; Residence Council, Senior house leader; Hall president; Jr. Varsity Basketball; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Tennis; R. C. McDanel Historical Society; Orientation Counselor; Class Basketball; Class Tennis.

IRENE ELIZABETH BAMBACUS

Richn1ond, Virginia

B.S.-Biology Town Council, Sophomore representative; Class Hockey, caiptain; Varsity Hockey; Freshman Athletic Association representative.

JOYCE LYNETTE BIRDSALL

Warwick, Virginia

B.S.-Biology Beta Beta Beta; Athletic Association, treasurer; Hockey, manager; Junior Varsity Hockey; Varsity Hockey; Varsity Lacrosse; Class Hockey, captain; Class Track; Class Badminton; Glee Club, vice president; Wesley Foundation, program chairman, president; Religious Activities Council; YWCA.

ELIZABETH ANN BROWN

Fork Union, Virginia

B.A.-Psychology Dean's List; Intermediate Honors; Psi Chi; Phi Delta Epsilon; Mortar Board ; Phi Beta Kappa Book Awa1·d; Board of Publications representative; Historian, Sophomore Class; Collegian ) religious news editor; President, YWCA; Reporter, BSU; Psychology Club; Phi Beta Kappa.

LAUREL ANN BURKETT

Richmond, Virginia

B.S.- Chemistry

SENIORS OF 1960

Gennan Club.

MARY ROGERS BURRUSS

Jarratt, Virginia

B.A.-Mathematirs Dean's List; Intermediate Honors; Pi Mu Epsilon; Class Hockey; Class Basketball; BSU; YWCA; YWAs ; Phi Beta Kappa.

WESTHAMPTON COL LEGE

ETHEL MARIE BURTON

Saluda, Virginia

B.S.- Physical Education Dean's List; Hockey, captain; Basketball; Track; Tennis; Lacrosse; Class Hockey; Class Basketball; Class Track; BSU; Pres.ident, Athletic Association .

MARION FAYE CATHEY

Norfolk, Virginia

B.A.-Spanish Latin 1

Glee Club; Westminster Fellowship; Spanish Club.

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YOLA NDA LEE CHILD RESS

Baltimore, Mary land

B.A.- Engl ish Dean's List; University Players.

MARG ARET

R.

CLAR KE

Warw ick, Virgi nia

B .A .-Psy cholo gy Honor Council, recorder; Residence Council; Glee Club; Wesle y Foundation~ progra m chairman; State Metho dist Student Movement, secretary; YWCA , first vice presid ent; RAC; May Day Steering Committee, Sophomore repres entativ e; Steering Committee, Jr.-Sr. week-end; Rat Counc il; Orient ation Couns elor; Psychology Club.

ALIC E MALO NE CLEM ENT

Three Rivers, Califo rnia

B.S.- Biolo gy Beta Beta Beta, histori an; Westh ampton Head Cheerleader; University Cheerleader ; Greek Week Court; Southe rn Conference sponsor.

CLAR E MASS EY EARL E

Warwick, Virgi nia

EVAL ANE ROBE RTA GREE N

Newp ort News, Virgi nia

B.A.- Biolo gy

B.A.- Histo ry

Dean's List; Interm ediate Honor s; Beta Beta Beta; Dormi tory Presid ent; Honor Council; Canterbury Club.

Dean's List; Interm ediate Honor s; Phi Alpha Theta; WEB, staff-honoraries; Glee Club; Wesle y Found ation; McDan el Histor ical Society, secretary; May Day Executive Committee, secretary; Co-Romantics Council; Phi Beta Kappa .

SALL Y CLEM ENTI NE EVAN S

Lynchburg, Virgi nia

B.A. -S ociolo gy

GLOR IA GREE NFIEL D

YWCA ; Junior Orches is; Senior Orchesis, vice preside nt; University Cheerleader; Class Cheerleader.

Baltimore, Mary land

BARB ARA ANN FERG USON

Mineral, Virgi nia

B.A.- Histo ry Dean's List; Phi Alpha Theta; WEB, staff; BSU; YWCA ; YWA ; Alumn i Daugh ters.

SUZA NNE CAMP BELL FOST ER

B.A.- Psych ology Dean's List; Phi Alpha Theta; Psi Chi; Messen ger, associate editor and editorial assistant; Hillel Found ation; University Players; Psychology Club; Transf erred from University of Maryl and; Phi Beta Kappa .

REBE CCA LEE GRISS OM

South Norfo lk, Virgi nia

B.A.- Polit ical Science

Dean's List; Honor Council, secretarySummer Sohool; Colleg e Gover nment , secretary; Spanish Club, president; Apple Blossom Princess; Web Beauty Candidate.

Hall presid ent; Summer School Honor Council, secretary; President, Senior Class; Glee Club; Rat Counc il; May Day, coordi nator; Southe rn Conference Basketball Sponsor; YWCA ; Web Beauty Candid ate; "Fourt een" committee, ahairm an; Westh ampto n Cheerleader; Orient ation Comm ittee; R. C. McDa nel Histor ical Society.

B£TS Y JANE GATH INGS

SAND RA SHIPL EY HooD

Lewisburg, Pennsylvania

Virgi nia Beach, Virgi nia

B.A. -S ociolo gy

B .S.-C hemis try Dean's List; Garn.ma Sigma Epsilon, recorder ; WEB, staff; Germa n Club.

B.A.- Engl ish

Dean's List; Interm ediate Honor s; Freshman Class vice presid ent; Sophomore Class song leader ; Senior Class song leader; Class Badmi nton; Glee Club; University Choru s; Wesle y Found ation; YWCA ; "Fourt een" committee.

Colleg ian and Messen ger, reporte r; BSD; Transf erred from Averet t College.

GERR Y GRAF F

MARY ELIZA BETH COOL EY

McLean, Virgi nia

B.A.- Socio logy Dean's List; Class Hocke y; BSU; YWCA; Germa n Club.

PATR ICIA ANN CRAW FORD

Staunton, Virgi nia

B.A.- Psych ology Pi Mu Epsilon; ].V. Hocke y; Class Hockey; Westm inster Fellow ship; German Club; Psychology Club, vice president.

VIRG INIA ANN CRUT E

Richmond, Virgi nia

EVEL INE LEWI S CUM MINS

Richmond, Virgi nia

B.A.- Span ish BSU;

panish Club.

Norfo lk, Virgi nia

B.A.- Span ish

Richmond, Virgin ia

B.A.- Socio logy University Chorus.

MAR Y FRAN CIS GIBB S

JUDIT H EVAN CYRU S

Hunti ngton , West Virgin ia

B.A.- Bible Goodw ill chairman of class; WEB, editor of class section; Fine Arts Council Representa tive; Class Hocke y; Glee Club, preside nt and section leader; Section Leader of Song Contes t; BSU; Psychology Club.

LOUI SE DEAT ON

Norfo lk, Virgi nia

B.S.- Cheniistry Honor Council; Class Hockey, captain ; Cla s Basketball; BSU; Univer ity Players; "Fourt een" cornmittee.

Burkeville, Virgi nia

B.S.- Biolo gy

B.A.-Ed11catioll Dean' Li t; Glee Club; tion A ociation.

tudent Educa-

LORE TTA ANN HUDG INS

South Boston, Virgi nia

B.A.- Socio logy

SARA H DILL HUDG INS

Alexandria, Virgi nia

B.A.- Biolo gy Dean's List; Interm ediate Honor s; Mortar Board, presid ent; Beta Beta Beta, secretary; Junior House Leader ; College Council; Orient ation Couns elor; "Fourteen" committee; Co-Romantics Council.

ELIZA BETH ANN GRAH AM

B.A.- Spee ch and Dranzatic Arts

Richn1ond, Virgi nia

Studen t Government, secretary, social chairman; President, Freshman Class; Collegian, report er; YWCA , social responsibility chairman; Westh ampto n and Class Cheerl eader; Senior Orchesis.

MARG ARET LEE GORE

Richn1ond, Virgi nia

MAR y ALIC E EAKL E

B.A.- Econ omic s

Beta Beta Beta; Senior Class secretary; Class Hockey; BSD; YWCA .

Richmond, Virgi nia

Dean' Li t; Interm ediate Honor s; BSD, report er; YW A, prayer chairm an; Phi Beta Kappa .

Wytheville, Virgi nia

Big-Little Sister Committee, co-chairman; WEB, staff; Wesle y Found ation; Westh ampto n Cheerleader; Psychology Club.

MART HA ANN DVOR AK

B.A.- English

JANE ELIZA BETH HORT ON

University Players.

LOIS MARI E GRAS TY

Portsmouth, Virgi nia

B.A.- Enili sh Hall preside nt; Big-Little Sister Committee, co-chairman; Wesle y Found ation; Psychology Club.

PATR ICIA CARO LE HUN T

Oakton, Virgi nia

B.S.- Biolo gy Dean's List; Beta Beta Beta, treasur er; Vice president, Senior Class; WEB, staff; Class Hocke y; Newm an Club; Spanish Club, representative; Orchesis, technical director.

Roanoke, Virgi nia

PHYL LIS HODN ETT JENK INS

B.S.- Math emati cs

Burkeville, Virgi nia

Dean's List; Interm ediate Honor s; Pi Mu Epsilon; Class Hocke y; Varsity Hockey and Lacrosse; BSD; YWCA , religious faith and heritag e chairman.

B.S.- Math emati cs

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"Fourt een" comm ittee; WEB, staff; Class Hockey; YWCA , vice presid ent; Co-Romantics Society, social committee.

ANNE PAIGE JONES

ANNE BORDEN LOVING

LAURA HARWOOD Moss

Farmville, Virginia B.S.-Biology

Richmond, Virginia B.S.- Mathematics

Norfolk, Virginia B.A.-History

Beta Beta Beta; Fine Arts Council; BSU; YWCA; Orchesis, president, treasurer; "Fourteen" committee.

Pi Mu Epsilon, secretary; WEB, staff.

MARY SUE LUDINGTON

Covington, Virginia B.A.-Psychology

EDITH MARIE JONES

Markham, Virginia B.A.-Mathematics Dean's List; Intermediate Honors; Pi Mu Epsilon; Psi Chi, secretary-treasurer; Class Hockey; Class Basketball ; Glee Club; Wesley Foundation, secretary; undergraduate Research Scho.Iar on NSF

Grant.

Dean's Lis,t ; Intermediate Honors; Glee Club; Octet; University Chorus, librarian; BSU, church representative; YWCA, Evening Watch music chairman; Psychology Club, president.

FANNY RICHMOND MANNING

Dean's List: Phi Alpha Theta~ Hall president; YWCA, treasurer.

SANDRA LUCY MOTLEY

Chathan1, Virginia B.A.-Bible Class Hockey; Glee Club; BSU; YWCA; YWA.

DoRIS ANN McBRIDE

Roanoke, Virginia B .A .- Sociology

CYNTHIA RAE KATZ

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-Psychology

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-Sociology

Glee Club; BSU; YW A, ohurch representative, president, program chairman; YWCA; Vesper chairman, RAC.

NANCY JENKINS MARROW

NANCY McCULLOCH

Song Leader, Junior and Senior Class; Project Ghairman; Glee Club; Octet; Hillel Evaluation Comm.ittee for Religious Emphasis Week; YWCA; Web Beauty Candidate; "Plain and Fancy"; Chairman of Lantern Parade; Transfer from University of Maryland.

MARTHA KELLOGG

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-French

Fredericksburg, Virginia B.A.-Political Science

Bluefield, West Virginia B.A.-Spanish

WEB, staff; Junior Orchesis; Senior Orchesis; BSU; R. C. McDanel Historical Society.

Dean's List; Mortar Board, secretary ; College Government, president; Recorder South Court; Honor Council; Varsity 1..ennis; Class Tennis; Alumnae Daughters, president; Spanish Club.

CATHERINE MARSHALL

Waynesboro, Virginia B.S.--Biology

Westhampton Cheerlea9er; French Club.

Beta Beta Beta; Junior Orchesis; Dean's List.

B 'ARBARA JOHANNE KELL y

MARY LYNN MAPP

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-History

Nassawadox, Virginia B.A.-History

Dean's List; Intermediate Honors; Phi Alpha Theta, president; Secretary, Junior Class; Collegian, reporter; Westhampton Handbook, co-editor; YWCA, World Relatedness Committee chairman; R. C. McDanel Historical Society; Co-Romantics Council, publicity chairman.

Phi Alpha Theta; Junior House Leader; Sophomore Class, president; Freshman Class, representative to AA; Junior Varsity Basketball; Class Basketball; Class Tennis; AA, vice president.

ALICE JANE MICHAEL

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-Psychology

D 'O ROTHEAU JEANNE KosKo

Roanoke, Virginia B.A.-English Dean's List; Intermediate Honors ; Phi Delta Epsilon, secretary; Director, Sophomore Class Project; WEB, feature's editor, Westha.mipton editor; Collegian, reporter; Religious Activities Council; YWCA Cabinet, REW chairman, Westhampton Cheerleader.

KAY CARTER LACY

Farmville, Virginia B.S.-Mathematics Dean's List; Intermediate Honors; Pi Mu Epsilon; Sigma Pi Sigma; Treasurer, Senior Class; Wesley Foundation; Treasurer, Junior-Senior Weekend.

JEAN C. LEE

Hong Kong B.A.-Biology Canterbury Club.

INGEBORG A. LEHMANN

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Chemistry University Players; Germ.an Club.

JUANITA LESEUEUR

Augusta, Georgia B.A.-Sociology BSU; YWA.

Hockey.

PATSY M. MONTGOMERY

Chatham, Virginia B.A.-Sociology BSU; YWCA; Student Education Association; Fine Arts Council.

JEANETTE M. MCWILLIAMS

Warwick, Virginia B.A.-Mathematics Dean's List; Intermediate Honors; Pi Mu Epsilon; Sigma Pi Sigma; Mortar Board; North Court House Leader; North Court dorm president; College Government, vice president; Honor Council, president; Glee Club; University Chorus; BSU; YWCA; Phi Beta Kappa.

AUDREY FRANCES NUCKOLLS

Glen Allen, Virginia B.A.-History Dean's List; Phi Alpha Theta; Junior Class, treasurer; Collegian , business staff; Lacrosse; Class Hockey; Glee Club, vice president; Orientation Counselor; R. C. McDanel Historical Society.

ANNE HURD PARKER

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-Applied Music

LINDA ANN MORGAN

Dean's List; Class Song Leader; Music Club; University Chorus; Intermediate Honors.

Aberdeen, Mary land B.A.-Education

MARTHA JANE PUGH

Junior ·Class, president; WEB, staff; Junior Varsity Basketball; Class Basketba:ll; Glee Club; Student Education Association; Senior Orchesis; Junior Orchesis; Class Cheerleader; Orientation Committee; AA, reporter; Sponsor, Southern Conference Tournament; Sponsor, Alumni Football Team.

Beta Beta Beta; WEB, staff; Orientation Counselor; Student National Educational Association.

ALICE JANE MORRIS

Hampton, Virginia B.A.-Biology

CYNTHIA ELETA RABON

Washington, D. C. B.A.-Biology

Warwick, Virginia B.A.-Economics

Beta Beta Beta; Hockey; Westminster Fellowship; Psychology Club.

Dean's List; Hall president; Assistant Fire Warden; Class Hockey; Class Basketball; Wesley Project, chairman; Intermediate Honors.

BARBARA JEAN RAMSEY

JESSIE ANNE MORRIS

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-Psychology

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Warwick, Virginia B.A.- Sociology Hall president; Junior Class, historian; Class Hockey; Canterbury Club, vice president; RA,C, historian, vice president; AA, Intramural Coordinator; Orientation Counselor.

SALLY PATRICIA RIGGINS

SHIRLEY EVELYN SMITH

BENJA VUDHIPORN

Hampton, Virginia B.A.-History

Suffolk, Virginia B.S.-Chemistry

Bangkok, Thailand B.S.-Chemistry

Clas Archery; BU.

Glee Club; YWCA;

PEGGY SUE ROBERTS

Portsmouth, Virginia B.A.- Sociology North Court Residence Council, Junior House Leader; South Court Residence Council, Senior House Leader; Chairman, Sophomore service project; WEB, staff, woman's sport editor; Var ity Basketball; Class Basketball; Wesley Foundation; Spanish Club; AA, Intramural Committee; Virginia Athletic Federation of College Women, Executive Com1nittee.

Dean's List; Intermediate Honors; Ga1nma Sigma Epsilon; Freshman Class Hockey; German Club; Foreign Film Club; Phi Beta Kappa.

MARY EMELYN ST. CLAIR

Roanoke, Virginia B.A.-Psychology Dean's List; Intermediate Honors; Mortar Board, treasurer; Psi Chi; Orientation Chairman; Orientation Counselor; Social Committee; Junior Class, vice president; Class Archery; Glee Club; Chorus; YWCA Cabinet; BSU; Alumnae Daughters.

Arlington, Virginia B.A.-Studio Art Dean's List; Hall president; Freshn1an Clas , historian; Messenger, art staff; Wesley Foundation; Fine Arts Council, treasurer.

MIRIAM LOUISE ROTHWELL

Martjnsville, Virginia B.A.-English Junior House Leader; Residence Council; University Choir, librarian; West1ninster Fellowship, president, vice president, secretary; Virginia Synod Westminster Fellowship Council.

EVA FRANCES RUE

Belle Haven, Virginia B.A.-Spanish M essenger, exchange editor; Junior Varsity Basketball; Class baskebball; Class tennis; Glee Club; YWCA; Wesley Foundation; Junior Counselor; Spanish Club; Nostrae Filiae.

JOAN LEE SILVERSTEIN

Richn1ond, Virginia B.A.- Econonzics Dean' List; Intennediate Honors; Mortar Board; Honor Council; College Council; Town Student, president; Town Council, pre ident; Junior and Senior repre entative to College Government; Sophomore Class, president; Class Hockey; "Fourteen" con1111ittee; chapel comn1 ittee.

NANCY MADDEN SIMMONS

Rich1nond, Virginia B.A.- History Dean' List; Phi Alpha Theta; Hall pre ident; M essenger, art editor.

MARY Lou

w ALDEN

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-Latin-English Dean's List; Sophomore Town Counselor; "Fourteen" committee.

LANETTA TUGGLE WARE

Fredericksburg, Virginia B.S.-Physical Education Varsity Hockey, Basketball, Tennis, Track; Varsity Basketball capta.i n; Class Hockey, Tennis, Badminton, Archery, Basketball, Track; Class Hockey captain.

MEURIAL CLAIRE WEBB

PATRICIA RUTH TESTERMAN NANCY SUE ROSENBERGER

Dean's List; Gamma Sigma Epsilon.

Richlands, Virginia B.A.-Music University Ghorus; Westhampton Glee Club, accompanist; Westhampton Octet, accompanist; Men's Glee Club, accompanist; Young Women's Auxiliary, president; BSU, music chairman, choir director, sum.m er missions chairman ; Transfer from Bluefield College, Virginia; Bluefield College-Dean's List, Phi Theta Kappa.

ELIZABETH

K.

THOMPSON

Chatham, Virginia B.A.-English Senior Class, historian; WEB, staff; Class Basketball; Class Hockey; Glee Club; BSU; Student National Education Association, treasurer; Orientation Counselor.

ELEANORE DAY TYRRELL

Bywood, Upper Darby Pennsylvania B.A.-Psychology WEB, staff; Class Hockey; Class Basketball; Varsity Hockey; Varsity Basketball; Glee Club; Westminster Fellowship; Student Education Association, president; Psychology Club; Transfer from . . Mary Washington College, VirGLORIA E. T. VIEGENER

Englewood, New Jersey B.A.-English-Political Science Dean's List; Intermediate Honors; Pi Sigma Alpha; Pi Delta Epsilon; Ha:ll president; Freshman Class Project, chairman script com1nittee; Collegian, reporter; WEB, staff; Messenger, critical staff, Wesd1ampton associate editor; RFW, publicity com mittee; REW, publicity committee chairman; Orientation Committee, counselor; German Club, secretary; Phi Beta Kappa.

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Richmond, Virginia B.A.-Spanish Dean's List; Pi Delta Epsilon; Collegian, reporter, managing editor, religious news editor; Handbook, co-editor; BSU; REW, steering committee secretary; YWA; Orientation Counselor; Spanish Club.

Mils. RoLAND W. WEGNER

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-Political Science ROSALIND WEINSTEIN

Richmond, Virginia B.A.-Biology Beta Beta Beta; Psi Chi; Handbook, business editor; Messenger, staff; Hillel; YWCA, cabinet member; Orientation Counselor; Psychology Club.

NANCY CLAIRE WHEELER

Lynchburg, Virginia B.S.-Physical Education Dean's List; WEB, staff; Varsity Hockey, Basketball, Tennis, Lacrosse; Class Hockey, Basketball, Track; YWCA, publicity chairman; Virginia Athletic Federation of College Women, president; Athletic Association, secretary; Basketball manager.

PAULA WILLIAMS

Hartsville, South Carolina B.S.-Mathematics Dean's List; Intermediate Honors; Pi Mu Epsilon, president; Gamma Sigma Epsilon; V. ars.ity Tennis, Basketball, Hockey; Class Basketball, Tennis, Hockey.

DRUSILLA ANNE YoUNG

Arlington, Virginia B.A.-Music D·ean' s List; Intermediate Honors; University choir; Music Club, vice president, program chairman; German Club, vice president, secretary; French Club; Psychology Club.

JULIAN MONTROS E ALLEY

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Acco ttnting Alpha Kappa Psi; Treasurer, School of Business; Society for Advancement of Management.

JOSEPH FRANCIS ARCUDI

Milford, Mass.

B.S.-Perso nnel Phi Kappa Sigma; Society for Advancement of Management ; Publicity Director of Varsity Club; Football, 4 years; Baseball, 1 year; Dormitory counselor; Varsity Club.

JAMES GARRETT ATKINS

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Mark eting Kappa Sigma, grand master of ceremonies; Intramurals, Basketball, Football, Softball; Society for Advancement of Management, president, vice president.

DAVID WINSTON AYERS

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Acco unting GILMER LYNN BATTON

Fredericksburg, Virginia B.S.-Busin ess Management Alpha Kappa Psi; Football, 1956; Baptist Student Union; Society for Advancement of Management.

GRAHAM OTIS BAUGHAN , JR.

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Busin ess Management ROBERT SCHUYLER Boss, JR.

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Acco unting Sigma Chi. JAMES EDWARD BOYLE

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Mark eting Veterans Club.

ROBERT ALWYN BUNTING

SEN IOR S OF 196 0

Portsmouth, Virginia B.S.-Busin ess Economics ERNEST FRANKLIN BUSH

Chesterfield, Virginia B.S.-Acco unting Theta Chi; Society for Advancement of Managen1ent; Football 1; Intramurals, Basketball 2, 3, Volleyball 2, 3.

SCH OOL OF BUSINESS

ROBERT F. CLAY

Suffolk, Virginia B.S.-Acco unting Interfraternit y Council; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, asst. treasurer) treasurer, recorder, executive committee; President of Senior Class; Intramural Softball; President's Advisory Council; Dean's List.

CABELL

H.

CLIBORNE , JR.

Blackstone, Virginia B.S.-Business-Finance Kappa Sigma.

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C.

MARCUS W. COLLIER, JR.

ROBERT RAY GROSE

Richmond, Virginia B.S.- Business Administration-Marketing

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Mana gement

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Mark eting

Society for Advancemen t of Management .

Society for Advancemen t of Management; Collegian) reporter.

Sigma Phi Epsilon; Intramurals; Society for Advancemen t of Management .

PHILIP WAYNE CRAIG

JOSEPH H. HANCHEY , JR.

Portsmouth , Virginia B .S .-Business -Administration Business Finance

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Acco unting

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Mana gement

BERNARD FRANCIS HARRIS

Pi Kappa Alpha, vice president, alumni secretary, historian; WEB; Intramurals; Society for Advancemen t of Management .

Interfraterni ty Council, vice president; Phi Kappa Sigma, pledgemaster , president; Honor Council; Secretary, Sophomore Class.

BOBBY R. CURTIS

Newport News, Virginia B.S.-Acco unting Pi Kappa Alpha.

How ARD E. DIXON

Keysville, Virginia B.S.-Acco unting Pi Delta Epsilon, vice president; Alpha Kappa Psi, treasurer; Honor Council, secretary; WEB, underclassm an editor, editor-in-chi ef; Collegian, School of Business corresponden t; Baptist Student Uni on ; YMCA ; German Club; Society for Advancemen t of Management , secretary; Virginia Intermediate Press Association, secretary-trea surer.

PERCY M. EASON, JR.

Richmond, Virginia B.B.A.-Ac counting Dean's List; Kappa Sigma, house n1anager, grand master of ceremonies, treasurer; Senator at Large-Scho ol of Busines ; Glee Club.

HENRY SEWARD FLANNAG AN

Richn1ond, Virginia B.S.-Busin ess Ad nzinistration-Finance

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Acco unting Phi Delta Theta, treasurer; Athletic representative; Intramurals; Newman Club.

JOHN MACLIN HARRISON

Waldorf, Maryland B.S.- Management Alpha Kappa Psi; Society for Advance1nent of Managemen t; Transfer-U niversity of Arizona.

WILLIAM MINOR HENLEY

RUSSELL

LEWANDO WSKI

T.

MANN, JR.

CHARLES GRIFFIN McDANIE L

Fredericksburg, Virginia B.S.- Management Dean's List; Intermediate Honors; Sigma Phi Eps.i lon, rush chairman, social ohairman, president; Intramurals; Collegians Dance Band; Society for Advancement of Management .

ARCHIBAL D McRAINE Y

Portsmouth, Virginia B .S.-Busine ss Administration

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Perso nnel Relations

Alpha Kappa Psi, treasurer; Society for Advanceim ent of Management .

Sigma Chi; Intramurals; Canterbury Club; Veterans Club; Society for Advancement of Managemen t; TransferUniversity of Virginia, University of Hawaii, R.P.I.

CHARLES F. MILLER, JR.

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Acco unting Dean's List; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Varsity Tennis; Intramurals.

MEL VIN HOROWIT Z

Brooklyn, New York B.S.-Mark eting

GEORGE EDWARD MORGAN

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Acco unting

Phi Sigma Delta, pledge chairman; Varsity Baseball; Varsity Football; Intramurals; Hillel Foundation; Varsity Club.

Scabbard and Blade; Society for Advancement of Management .

JAMES EDWIN HOYLE, III

MARVIN L. MOSELEY , JR.

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Mark eting

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Mana gement

Pi Kappa Alpha, house manager, social chairman, assistant rush chairman, treasurer; Alpha KJJppa Psi; Intramurals.

Sigma Chi; Alpha Kappa Psi; Society for Advancemen t oif Management .

JoHN

Pi Kappa Alpha, treasurer; Freshman Baseball; Intramurals.

JACK FREEMAN INGRAM

DONALD THOMAS FOSTER

Richn1ond, Virginia B.S.-Mark eting

Washingto n, D. C. B.S.-Mana ge1nent

CONRAD

Sigma Chi, president, vice president; Honor Council, chairman; President's Advisory Council.

T.

Moss

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Mana gement Dean's List.

RICHARD JACOB NOVEMBE R

Richmond, Virginia ¡ B.S.-Perso nnel Relations

I nterf raternity Council; Phi Gamma Delta, social chainnan; Phi Delta Epsilon; Junior class secretary-Bu siness School; WEB, business n1anager 1956-1957, 1957J 958; Intran1urals, Football, Volleyball; Religiou En1phasis Week; Society for Advancemen t of Managemen t; Alpha Kappa P i, chaplain.

Alpha Kappa Psi; Society for Advancement of Management .

Upper Nyack, New York B.S.-Busin ess Administration

CLARENCE E .uGENE Fox, JR.

JOSEPH JERRY KLICH

Phi Gam.m.a Delta; Scabbard and Blade; Distinguishe d Military Student Award; WEB; Intramurals.

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Econo 1nics ign1a Chi; Student Government athletic

repre entative; Varsity Football 56, 57, 5 , 59; Golf; Intra1nurals, Softball, Basketball; President' Advisory Council; Varsity Club.

WILLIAM G. GREEN, JR.

Richn1ond, Virginia B .S.-11Ianage11zent D an 's List; Intennediate Honors; Al pha Kappa P i; ociety for Advance1nent of Management .

DAVID NEAL JONES

Jarratt, Virginia B.S.-Mark eting

Newport News, Virginia B.S.-Mark eting Phi Kappa Sigma; Varsity Football; Varsity Track; Varsity Club.

ROBERT CALVIN LACY

NeVi'port News, Virginia B.S.-Mark eting Interfraterni ty Council; Pi Kappa Alpha, treasurer; Pi Delta Epsilon; House of Representativ es for Richmond Co.Jlege; Collegian) columnist, associate editor, Busines School editor; Intramurals; Alpha Kappa Psi; Society for Advancemen t of Management .

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Alpha Kappa Psi. ROBERT JOI-IN POLHEMU S

PRAYOT RANGSIYA NON

Bangkok, Thailand B.S.-Finan ce Alpha Kappa Psi, master of ri tual; Varsity Tennis.

1

JOHN WARD SAVAGE, JR.

Richmond, Virginia B.S.-Mark eting Kappa Alpha Order, secretary; Senatorat-large; Student Government ; Freshman Class president; Junior Class senator; Rifle Tea1n; Alpha Kappa Psi.

ASA LEON ARD SHIE LD, JR.

JAME S SHER WOO D STRU M

CHA RLES

P.

WILB OUR NE

New port New s, Virg inia B.S.- Acco untin g

Clarksville, Virg inia B.S.- Eco noniics

Richn1ond, Virgi nia B.S.- i\1anage1n ent

Sigma Phi Epsilon, comp trolle r; Alpha Kapp a Psi; Scabbard and Blade ; Senior Class treasu rer; WEB, sports editor ; Varsity Tenni s; Choru s; Band ; Glee Club, treasu rer, presid ent; Wesle y Found ation, treasu rer; Society for Adva ncem ent of Mana geme nt; Fine Arts Council.

Phi Gamm a Delta , treasu rer; WEB ; Collegian) staff; Intram urals; Glee Club; Cheerleader.

Kapp a Sigma; ODK ; Stude nt Gove rn n1ent, presid ent; Hono r Coun cil; Sophomore Class, treasu rer; Freshn1an Football; Intran1urals; Alpha Kapp a Psi ; Presid ent's Advisory Coun cil; University Coun cil; Society for Advan cemen t of Mana geme nt; Convocation Committee.

MEL VYN EDW ARD SIEG EL

Richn1ond, Virg inia B.S.- Acco untin g BOB BY GEN E STAC Y

Richmond, Virg inia B.S.- Econ omic s

THO MAS ART HUR TILL MAN

Kernersville, Nort h Carolina B.S.- Acco untin g Alpha Society; Alpha Kapp a Psi.

Richn1ond, Virg inia B.S.- Busi ness Administration

Sjgma Phi Epsilo n; Intram urals; Society for Advan cemen t of Managen1ent; Veterans Club.

Sigma Chi; Varsi ty Footbaill; lntram urals; Varsi ty Club; Veter ans Club.

GERA LD KER R WEL LS

TUN STAL L

c·. STRA WHA ND

Baltimore, Mary land B.S.- Mar ketin g Pi Kapp a Alpha , treasu rer; Alpha Kappa Psi; Glee Club; Ghorus.

WILL IAM S

FRA NK ANT HON Y VEC CHIO

Richmond, Virg inia B.S.- Busi ness Economics

THO MAS E. STEA RNS, JR.

R.

Hope well, Virg inia B.S.- Man agem ent

Sigma Chi, rush chairm an; ODK ; Alpha Kapp a Psi, secretary; Hono r Council, School of Business; Vice presid ent, Junior Class ; Varsi ty Footb all; Varsi ty Club, treasu rer, presid ent; Board of Gove rnors; Veter ans Club, treasu rer; Unive rsity Players.

Sigma Chi, editor ; lntram urals; Veter ans Club.

CARL YLE

Richmond, Virg inia B.S.- Acco untin g Phi Gamm a Delta ; Stude nt Gove rnmen t, secretary; BSU; Alpha Kapp a Psi, vice presid ent, chaplain.

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JOHN LYN \VOO D WRI GHT

Richn1ond, Virgi nia B.A. -Man agen ient Society for Advan cemen t of Manage1nent, assistant secretary.

THO MAS GILC HRIS T WYL IE

West Hartf ord, Connecticut B.S.- Acco untin g Kapp a Alpha Order, treasurer, vice president; Secretary, Senior Class .

CLAUDE

Woon

ANDERSO N

Andersonville, Virginia B.A., University of Richmond; Delta Theta Phi; Omicron Delta Kappa; Representative to Student Council; Law School Intrafraternit y Council; President of Student Bar Association; President's Advisory Committee; University Board of Publications; Kappa Alpha Order; Intramurals; Virginia State Bar; ODK.

ROBERT EARL BAILEY

Millville, New Jersey B.S., Temple University; Phi Alpha Delta; Sigma Phi Epsilon; McNeill law Society; Intramurals.

A. CONRAD BAREFORD

Tappahann ock, Virginia B.S., University of Richmond; Delta Theta Phi; Honor Council Representative; Pi Kappa Alpha; Intramurals.

JAMES GEORGE BATES

Richmond, Virginia Undergradua te State.

School:

North

Texas

ARTHUR MATTHEW S BAUGH

Lawrenceville, Virginia Undergradua te School: ney; Phi Alpha Delta.

Hampden-Syd-

THOMAS ORVILLE BEANE

Manassas, Virginia B.A., M.A., University of Richmond; Latnbda Chi Alpha; Representative to Student Council; Law School Intrafraternity Council; McNeill Law Society.

ETHELDRE D B. CARTER, JR.

Newsoms, Virginia B.S., M.B.A., Virginia Polytechnic Institute and University of North Carolina; Delta Theta Phi; Kappa Alpha; M·c Neill law Society; Representative to Student Government ; ODK.

HENRY A. CONNER, JR.

Richmond, Virginia B.A., University of Richmond.

IRVIN W. CUMBINE , JR.

Martinsville, Virginia

SEN IOR S OF 196 0

B.A., Emory and Henry College; Delta Theta Phi.

APAD

G.

CZINTOS

Richmond, Virginia University of Richn1ond; Phi Alpha Delta; Theta Chi; Member of the Student Bar Association.

SCH OOL OF LAW

GEORGE WARTHEN DOWNS

Richmond, Virginia B.S., University of Virginia; Phi Alpha Delta; Phi Delta Theta; Omicron Delta Kappa; Student Council; Honor Court; National Moot Court Team; McNeil! law Society; Member of the Virginia State Bar.

DAVID MICHAEL EHRLICH

Oak Park, Michigan B.A., Wayne University; Phi Alpha Delta; McNeill Law Society; Honor Court, vice president; Student Bar.

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WILLIAM AUGUSTAS JULIAS

PHILIP BROWDER MORRIS

Winchester, Virginia

Harrisonburg, Virginia

Richmond, Virginia

University of Richmond; Phi Alpha Delta; McNeill Law Society, vice chancellor; cabbard and Blade Military Society, trea urer; Reporter Law School-Just Dictum editor, 1958-59; Sigma Phi Ep ilon.

B.A., University of Richmond; Phi Alpha Delta; Student Council; Phi Kappa Sigma; Intramun:rls; Member Virginia State Bar.

CARLE

F.

GERMELMAN, JR.

ROBERT DAVIS GLEASON

Johnstown, Pennsylvania B.A., Dickinson College; Phi Alpha Delta; Phi Kappa Psi; Varsity Basketball; lntra1nurals.

B.S., University of Richmond; Delta Theta Phi; McNeill Law Society; ODK; Who's Who; Kappa Sigma; Intramurals.

THOMAS LEE NEWTON, JR.

West Point, Virginia MICHAEL

A.

KORB, JR.

Richmond, Virginia B.A., University of Richmond; Phi Alpha Delta, District Student Clerk of District XII; Pi Sigma Alpha; Student Council ; Member of Virginia State Bar.

B.S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute; Delta Theta Phi, vice dean; McN eill Law Society; Member of Interfraternity Council; Member of Virginia Bar.

JOHN BICKERTON PROFIT

Glen Allen, Virginia University of Richmond.

CHARLES LEPPERT, JR.

HARRY

F.

THOMPSON, JR.

LEE Roy GORDON

Johnstown, Pennsylvania

Huntington, West Virginia

Richmond, Virginia

B.A., University of Pennsylvania; Phi Alpha Delta; Interfraternity Council.

B.S., Marshall College; Phi Alpha Delta.

Delta 'I1heta; B.A., Hampden-Sydney Co.l iege; Lambda Chi.

LAWRENCE DALE MCGHEE

RICHARD SHAw TILLEY

Richmond, Virginia Belmont Abbey College; Delta Theta Phi; Virginia Bar Member.

ROBERT M. HURST

Bassett, Virginia

Providence, Rhode Island

University of Richmond; Delta Theta Phi; McNeill Law Society.

DONALD BLAKE VADEN

RICHARD S. McLELLON

B.A., University of Richmond; Delta Theta Phi; McNeill Law Society; Theta Delita Kappa; Kappa Sigma; Intramurals; Member of Virginia Bar; ODK.

B. A., Bowdoin College; Phi Alpha Delta; McNeill Law Society; Secretary, Student Bar; Zeta Psi.

GRAHAM T. JENNINGS

Bon Air, Virginia Certificate, Richmond Professional Institute ; Del ta Theta Phi.

Portsmouth, Virginia University of Richmond, William & Mary in Norfolk; Phi Alpha Delta; McNeill Law Society; Phi Sigma Alpha.

CHRIS J. MITSOS JOSEPH P. JOHNSON, JR.

New Castle, Pennsylvania

Saltville, Virginia

B.S., Pennsylvania State University; McNeill Law Society; Secretary of the Student Bar Association; IFC Representative; Phi Alpha Delta; Intramurals.

B.A., E1nory and Henry College; Phi Alpha Delta; Student Council; Delta Iota Nu.

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Richmond, Virginia

CHARLES R.

w ATERS,

II

Cape Charles, Virginia B.A., University of Theta Phi.

Virginia;

Delta

RICHARD STANLEY YOUNG

Richmond, Virginia Delta Theta Phi; McNeill Law Society, chancellor; ODK; Honor Court; Member of Virginia Bar.