University of Richmond Magazine Summer 1971

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MAGAZINE

SUMMER,1971

CONTENTS

Choir'sSuccessfulJourney . .

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Alumni support enables U. of R. musical ambassadors to enthral I European audiences.

Two HundredSeventyYears.

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Nine retiring faculty "giants" have touched the lives of thousands during their years at U. of R.

Patchesfrom DesigningAlumnus... 10 Bob Dills, '68 has Appalachian housewives buzzing over their patchwork creations.

The HonorsProgram

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Four June graduates have an opportunity to see the practical side of Psychology.

Dr. ModlinHeadsDegreeRecipients13 Retiring university president awarded honorary degree during commencement ceremonies.

The PostmanRangand Rang.

Cover: The Modi ins leave Keller Hall to go to the Modlin Fine Arts Center to receive the good wishes of alumni.

VOLUME 34, NUMBER 4

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The mail poured in as Westhampton alumnae returned their questionnaires in record numbers.

SUMMER, 1971

JOHN A. CLAYTON,'62, editor; JOHN W. EDMONDS,III, '56, Law School editor; THOMAS S. BERRY, Business School editor; HERBERT C. PETERSON , '64 , business manager; MRS. JEAN GILMAN, classnotes editor.

U . of R . Magazine , Summer 1971 , Volume 34, Number 4. Published quarterly by the General Society of Alumni .

Entered as second-class matter at University of Richmond, Virginia 23173 .

Subscription price: $1.00 per year.

Spider Sports

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CampusBriefs Alumniin the News Classnotesand Necrology

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Presider,,t George ~ att eWs odli11, ALUMNI AND ALUMNAEDEVOTEA DAY TO THE HONORINGOF THEIR OUTSTANDING UNIVERSITYPRESIDENT

By RandolphH. Walker,'60

Among the speakers honoring President Modlin, none was more eloquent than Trustee Charles H. Ryland, who gave a verbal impression of George Modlin as skillfully done as the magnificent portrait the trustees presented to the university on Alumni Day, May 15.

His audience in the Camp Memorial Theater was part of the more than 700 alumni and alumnae who returned to the campus to express their appreciation of President Modlin, noted for, as Ryland put it, "his devotion to the furtherance of Christian education, his patience and forbearance with the dissent of changing times, and his desire that this institution should be first and foremost one of quality."

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University Rector Robert T. Marsh, Jr. served as Master of Ceremonies for the memorable day's program.

Dr. Modlin joins his godsons, George and Cary Booth, who unveiled the dedicatory plaque on the George Matthews Modlin Fine Arts Center.

President and Mrs. Modlin pose with Mrs. Beecher E. Stallard and Charles H. Ryland beside portrait which Trustees Stallard and Ryland presented to the university on behalf of the Board of Trustees.

The Modlins enter the Modlin Fine Arts Center to receive the good wishes of alumni.

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yland led off the first part of the day's program with the presentation of the portrait. He told of Modlin's boyhood in Elizabeth City, N. C. where the future president was "a smart boy and a leader among his generation." He sketched Modlin's high school career as "a high school scholar and athlete who led his class and later a college student at Wake Forest where he managed a Glee Club that made so much money that it was the principal financial support of the athletic department."

After graduate school and teaching at Princeton , he came to the campus to head the Evening School of Business Administration. Of Modlin's career as president, beginning in 1946 , R viand said that Modlin "found a small university and under his administration guided its growth to its present position as one of the foremost undergraduate universities in our land."

In his concluding remarks , Ryland said that "there have been many facets to his presidency in the past quarter century . Foremost among them certainly would be his kindness and his understanding the multiple problems that swirl around the university president of this day and time."

Mrs . Mildred Clinkscales, president of the Westhampton Alumnae Association, followed Ryland at the podium . She thanked Dr. Modlin for his assistance in helping to make a reality the Fanny G. Crenshaw Swimming Pool, long a project of the alumnae.

And then another comment: "From all who have enjoyed the beauty of the campus comes an expression of special appreciation to Dr. Modlin for adhering to the original Collegiate Gothic style of architecture throughout

Chief Justice Harold F. Snead tells of President Madlin's contributions to the community.

the continuing building program ... thus making it possible for the campus of the university to remain one of the loveliest in the country."

Judge E. Ballard Baker, president of the General Society of Alumni, termed Dr. Modlin "a gifted fund raiser," and said alumni could be proud that the university has shown a steady growth and continued to provide a challenging and comprehensive academic program in which students may develop their full potential.

A book of letters from Dr. Madlin's former students was presented to him at the close of Judge Baker's remarks.

Rector Marsh concluded the morning ceremony by naming the Fine Arts Building, the George Matthews Modlin Fine Arts Center, and a bronze plaque on the front of the building was unveiled by Dr. Madlin's godsons George and Cary Booth.

Alumni and alumnae crowded into Keller Hall gymnasium for the luncheon ceremony at which Dr. Modlin received more accolades.

Dr. Theodore F. Adams, retired pastor of the First Baptist Church in Richmond, told the audience of ¡ Dr. Modlin's work as a Christian educator and Baptist leader.

Chief Justice Harold F. Snead . asserted that "no couple has contributed more to the religious, educational, cultural and civic life of this community than Dr. and Mrs. Modlin." Judge Snead said that it was "not surprising" that the Virginia General Assembly, "in its search thro ughout the Commonwealth for the most qualified man to serve as the public member" of the newlycreated Judicial Inquiry and Review Board, "unanimously elected George Modlin."

It was Kathy Neal, a slender blonde with a touch of her native North Carolina accent, who spoke for the students. One comment, particularly appreciated by the president, was that "he might have often felt he was the rope in a game of tug-of-war between students and trustees, but he never snapped." The comment brought sympathetic laughter from the audience.

Miss Neal concluded: "Dr. Modlin has, with honor and far-siglitedness, pointed out the opportunities and hopes of the many directions in which our university may now move. The summit of his progress is our future hope, and we thank him for getting us there with his devotion and concern, his persistence, his nobility and his challenge."

Speaking for the faculty, Provost Robert F. Smart said that "no college or university president ever assumed the responsibilities of his office under more favorable conditions, as far as his faculty was concerned, than did President Modlin." That confidence was never betrayed, and the president "has exceeded the call of duty in his devotion and service to the university and its faculty." In recounting the many achievements of President Modlin, Dr. Smart asserted that "concern for the welfare of his faculty has been foremost in his mind since the day he accepted the presidency in 1946. During his administration, though always faced with the problem of a restricted operating budget, there have been 18 general faculty salary increases resulting in a total increase of more than 300 per cent."

Treasurer Charles H. Wheeler III was the final speaker of the day and spoke on behalf of the university administration. "For 25 years I have

worked daily with George Modlin on the university's problems. It has always been with the spirit of love and the greatest consideration for the feelings and welfare of the students, faculty and alumni that he has approached the problems before him."

Then Dr. Wheeler expressed his consensus of all the speakers: "We are fortunate that he is still whole in body and spirit and can become a fitting Chancellor for the University of Richmond, a private university that promises to take its place among the greatest in the country."

Among many gifts received by the Modlins during their day of appreciation were 12 Spode china dinner plates, embossed with the university seal, a check from the board for a well deserved vacation trip, a scroll of appreciation from alumni and alumnae and a book of letters from former students.

In response to the gifts and accolades, Dr. Modlin said he found them to be rather overwhelmingmuch like his wedding . "I thought," he said with a twinkling smile for Mrs. Modlin, "that getting Virginia was enough and I was amazed when gifts began to arrive!

"Rather than receive gifts from our alumni and alumnae friends, Virginia and I should give them gifts," he continued. "So many college presidents bemoan the problems and pressures created by alumni and alumnae. But not I. These associations have been among my happiest."

In conclusion the retiring president said, with obvious sincerity, "As we look back on a quarter century of happy experiences, great satisfactions and warm friendships, Virginia and I can say, simply, 'thank you' one and all for 25 glorious years together with you."

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The day was filled with words of praise for George M. Modlin, the man and the leader.

A scroll of appreciation was presented to the Modi ins by Mrs. Mildred Clinkscales, president of the Westhampton College Alumnae Association, and Judge E. Ballard Baker, president of the General Society of Alumni.

A near capacity crowd jammed Keller Hall gymnasium for luncheon and ...

. . . overflowed into the Keller Hall reception room.

Alumni and friends give President Modlin a standing ovation at the conclusion of the morning program in the Camp Theater.

Dr. and Mrs. Modlin stroll from Keller Hall to the Modlin Fine Arts Center to receive the good wishes of the alumni.

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Dr. Modlin receives a sincere word of congratulations from his former high school principal, A. B. Combs, who was a special guest for the Alumni Day activities.

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By Cathy Perkins,'72

arly last fall there were snickers about the University Choir's campaign to collect S & H Green Stamps for a trip to Europe . On March 22 the snickers had turned to sheepishly smiling faces of envy as the choir's chartered bus left a send-off gathering of 200 at the University and headed for John F. Kennedy Airport in New York.

Thanks to alumni, relatives of the choir members, friends and hard work, Europe was introduced to the University of Richmond.

The choir needed $32,000 or 16,000 books of stamps for the tour which took them to Belgium, Germany, Switzerland, Luxembourg, England, Iceland, and the Netherlands . With car washes, paper drives, green stamps, donations and an enthusiastic motto-"Only he who attempts the absurd, achieves the impossible" - approximately $22,000 was raised. The members had to pay $375 in March, but each will be refunded approximately $ 100 from late donations .

The 18-day tour was a whirlwind of hard rolls at continental breakfasts; sightseeing tours; concerts at historical churches and all-girl schools; moments of disbelief; learning new currency values; and long, hard traveling hours on everything from trains and buses to planes and steamers.

Forty hours after the University sendoff, the first hotel and a few hours of real sleep were available . Choir Director James Erb summed up everyone's condition during that 40-hour period and six-hour time change-"unreal and exhausted ."

The choir experienced the beauty of Rigi in the Swiss Alps, the fun of a brewery and canal boat rides in Amsterdam, the quaintness of Windsor and Oxford in England, and the depression of the Berlin Wall. The trip to East Berlin and the Wall was the most provocative part of the trip. "It is absurd and unreal that grown men can act that way," said one member, expressing what almost everyone felt.

The first concert at the Twickenham County School for Girls on the outskirts

of London left some of the 500 girls between the ages of 11 and 18 whistling "The Yellow Rose of Texas," and one male choir member was caught signing an autograph.

The small, rural town of Wallingford, England was one high point of the tour because the choir members got a chance to become English for a night. The members were dispersed among the townspeople after the concert and returned the next day with enthusiasm, new friends, and savoir faire of the typically English style.

There were complaints about the lack of central heating in the English homes, skinny bathtubs, and scarce hot water.

Some members told of hot water bottles which they used to keep their beds warm.

English foods were tried by everyone.

Roast beef, Yorkshire pudding, and potatoes composed the most frequent menu.

One member told how surprised his host family was when he turned down coffee for tea, but everyone was not completely converted. One member still tried to get into the car from the wrong side when he left.

After the concert at Bigg, Switzerland , the choir was invited to a reception unlike any it had ever experienced.

Upon entering the room an American flag could be seen hanging between the Swiss flag and the town's flag. For entertainment a group of yodelers, dressed in native costumes, sang. The mayor said the choir members were "ambassadors of the best of America" and had surprised the residents of Bigg, who "sometimes don't alw.ays speak well of Americans."

There was a standing ovation in Amsterdam although the audience was small, and the choir received an invitation to return after doing several selections impromptu in Zurich at Grossmunster, a church which was founded by Charlemagne and where Zwingli preached during the Reformation.

We were told several times that the choir had set a precedent-it was the first time people had clapped in church.

At Berlin the choir sang in the Kaiser

Wilhelm Memorial Church with royal blue stained glass walls as a backdrop.

One woman followed the choir to the stairs, continually clapping in appreciation.

Bad weather delayed the choir's flight to Iceland causing the members to rush from the plane directly to the concert without eating, rehearsing, or changing into concert dress . After hearing the choir sing "Shenandoah" our tour guide at Reykjavik, Iceland said, "Hearing you sing that makes me trust in the world and young people."

Rehearsals were conducted in everything from the bus, a synagogue, and a cold, dark cathedral to a 12-foot-square area of a hotel restaurant at midnight.

After one incident when the bus arrived with a University of Richmond Choir sign on the side, the choir's morale rose so high that the few confused plans and all the waiting was worthwhile.

When asked if the tour was a success, everyone gave a resounding "yes!" Discussion of another trip in four years has already begun . One member explained that the trip was an "experience of a lifetime." "I can see how the people are different and form my own opinions why they are," said another.

Erb said before the trip that it "would be more than just a trip to Europe." It will put the University "on the map where it has never been before. It isn't the first time an American college has gone to Europe," he said. "It is the first time anyone has been crazy enough to go on trading stamps."

He saw the need to show Europe what Americans really are. So many Europeans view us as "gum-chewing, loudtalking, camera-toting tourists," he explained.

As the bus drove back onto the campus on April 8, Erb sighed and said he felt "relieved."

He wrote some words of appreciation to the people of Elgg which seem to capture what the trip meant to everyone: "What we have experienced here no one-including time, the worst robbercan ever take away from us."

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Dr. Herman P. Thomas

Dr. J. Stanton Pierce

Dr. Majorie J. Rivenburg

Two

Hundred

Seventy Years ...

at the University of Richmond would be an appropriate title for this salute to nine of the University of Richmond faculty who ended their teaching careers this year.

Their aggregate length of service is 270 years with Herman P. Thomas, professor of economics, and Malcolm U. Pitt, baseball coach and former athletic director, contributing chunks of 44 and 43 years, respectively, to this grand totaJ. Dr. Thomas came in 1927 from a professorship at Marshall College and a year later Pitt left a coaching job at Fork Union Military Academy to become freshman coach at the University of Richmond.

When Thomas and Pitt arrived, M. Ray Doubles, was already on the job at the T. C. Williams Law School, having joined the faculty the year of his graduation in 1926. He became dean

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Dr. Spencer D. Albright

in 1930 and continued to serve in this post with distinction until his appointment in 1947 as judge of Richmond's Hustings Court, Part II. Upon his retirement from the bench in 1965, he rejoined the law faculty. His total service to the University was 27 years.

Although Thomas, Pitt and Doubles were already U of R veterans when she arrived at Westhampton College in 1933, Marjorie Rivenburg, professor of Latin, can claim the longest association with educational institutions. Gleefully she points out that she was born in a boy's dormitory in a preparatory school-Peddie at Hightstown, N. J. where her father was assistant headmaster. She continued her education at Wellesley College and later at Bucknell where her father was dean and vice president. She won her doctorate at the University of Pennsylvania.

J. Stanton Pierce, professor of chemistry, came four years later from a professorship at Georgetown College in Kentucky.

Hannah L. Coker returned to her beloved Westhampton in 1945 as a member of the music department, later to become music librarian; Spencer D. Albright, professor of political science, came the following year; Mary Jane Miller, chairman of the physical education department at Westhampton, in 1949, and Joseph C. Robert, professor of history, 1960.

Like the mighty S. C. Mitchell, in whose Ryland Hall classroom he taught some of his students, Dr. Robert ended his career as a teacher after serving as a college president, first at Coker College in South Carolina and later at

Malcolm U. Pitt

Hannah Coker

Hampden-Sydney. Now in retirement, he will "get on with the book"-the book being a biography of William Wirt, the nation's attorney general from 1817-29 and author of a biography of Patrick Henry.

Dr. Rivenburg also has some writing to do, after first completing genealogical research into her father's forbears, the Rivenburghs (printer spare that "h"), Dutch settlers on the banks of the Hudson, and the Whites who settled in New England. In addition, she is attempting to "translate" some of the writings of her uncle Milton G. Evans, president of Crozer Theological Seminary from 1913 to 1934, whose theology was more orthodox than his penmanship.

"Retirement" is just a silly word insofar as Dr. Pierce is concerned. He'll be at work in the laboratory at the University of Richmond and later at the Virginia Institute for Scientific Research.

His immediate concern is with "surfactants and sequestering." He also plans some research in the pharmaceutical field.

Mac Pitt has Camp Virginia, his home away from home in the Alleghany mountains near Goshen, Va., and Judge Doubles (one of the most versatile members of the University family) has a number of avocations, including painting. Miss Coker is returning to the Paris she found so delightful as a music student.

Not only her colleagues but the flowers at Westhampton will miss Hannah Coker. Music and gardening have been her two loves and the beauty of the North Court garden at

Mary Jane Miller

Westhampton, as well as other gardens on the campus, are a colorful tribute to her skill and devotion. The music library, under her care, has grown to 2,500 recordings, an equal number of scores, and some books.

Dr. Thomas will make more frequent trips to his beloved southwest Virginia where his father was a Baptist minister.

As a high school student, he had decided not to go on to college-but his father changed young Herman's mind, and hundreds of the University of Richmond alumni are grateful that he did. Dr. Thomas demonstrated that one can be a tough teacher and still win the respect and affection of students. His "money and banking" made even the strongest students tremble.

Both Dr. Thomas and Dr. Albright have had scholarships established in their names-evidence of the esteem in which they are held by their former students. Dr. Albright was a nationally known authority in political science before he joined the University of Richmond. He is the author of several books and articles, among them the volume, "The American Ballot," and two allied works. During his tour of duty with the Army Air Corps in World War II he was one of the writers for the Training Command History for the Army historical record for which he received an official commendation.

Although the University's mandatory retirement at 70 became effective this year for the first time, both Pitt and Thomas had continued their service beyond this limit. Two of the retiring professors, Miss Miller and Dr. Robert ,

Dr. Joseph C. Robert

M. Ray Doubles

elected to close out their teaching careers at the University years short of the mandatory retirement age.

All of the nine will be remembered by students and colleagues for warm personal qualities in addition to their scholarship. Spencer Albright's delightful sense of humor and his infectious laughter; Hannah Coker's broad smile and her eagerness to be helpful; Marjory Rivenburg's ardent championship of women's colleges in an era when coeducation seems to be sweeping the land; Pierce's almost religious devotion to the science of chemistry; Pitt's insistance that his teams win and his equal insistance that when they take their lumps they take them like gentlemen and sportsmen; Mary Jane Miller's quiet efficiency, her friendly and helpful manner.

Students will remember with ap~. preciation Dr . Robert's practice of appointing a secretary to take minutes at each class meeting, with the secretaryship rotating from day to day. The experience was helpful to the students .

It also enabled the professor to discover that he had not made abundantly clear some of the things he thought were crystal clear when he was lecturing.

Like precious gems, each of the nine sparkles in his own distinctive fashion.

Each had an important "plus" that enriched the life of the University and the community . As President Modlin told the trustees and later the faculty at the final meeting of the year, others will teach their classes and perform their varied duties on the campus, but the nine can never be replaced.

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Designer Bob Dills pauses at his always cluttered and chaotic desk which reflects the variety of the flourishing cottage industry .

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Froma DesigningAlumnus

By Gale Cooper,'67

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Alumnus Robert M. Dills, '68, has set Tazewell, Va. buzzing.

The buzz is from the highly productive sewing machines of area women who are working with Bob in a fast-growing cottage industry, "Patch Blossom Exclusive." Following haute couture's nostalgic turn to the quaint peasant look, the women piece their lovely patchwork designs into garments ranging from hot pants to satin patch ball gowns.

But Bob is not a private businessman who went into the area with a brilliant scheme to make a personal financial killing. In fact, the very idea of the young designer standing over underpaid needlewomen, lashing them to extract better production, is downright laughable.

He is there as the Project Director of Neighborhood Service Systems of Tazewel I County Development Corporation, which is the local Office of Economic Opportunity.

The project was created to meet the needs of low income women who want to make money to supplement family funds AND become a producing part of the economy. According to Bob, since the women almost all knew how to sew well, out of necessity, and since most of them learned quilting as part of their Appalachian heritage, it was not a difficult task for them to combine the two talents and do work of superior quality. And the timing with fashion's current trend, of course, turned out to be perfect.

An initial showing of the collection was presented on local television; another followed in Roanoke. The First Lady of the State, Mrs. Linwood Holton, espoused the cause. "Jinks" Holton wore the fashions, presented them at coffees and receptions in the Executive Mansion and attended shows staged for invited guests at country clubs. Miller & Rhoads, Julius Garfinkle Co. in Washington, the Jordan Marsh Co. in Boston and Bergdorf Goodman in New York City were quick to see the consumer possibilities and buy. In addition, the collection was seen at benefit fashion shows and was

offered to any club wishing to use it as a money-making venture.

The label, a four-petaled red blossom with blue center bearing a yellow inverted "p" and "B", is now popping up in the best of wardrobes.

Bob, who majored in art at the University of Richmond, is assisted by two outreach workers who serve as sewing supervisors and keep a close check on quality. Since many participants cannot read or use standard patterns and have always created garments by looking at pictures, the supervisors make less confusing plain brown paper patterns for the needlewomen to follow. The sewing is done in the women's homes.

Dan River Mills, in highly endorsing the effort, has made sizeable donations of material or placed the cost well within the means of the participants who are expected to furnish their own material after the O.E.O. supplies the initial need. In this way, the "give away" humiliation is avoided, and the seamstresses become self-supporting and a producing part of the economy.

The clothes are marketed through Patch Blossom Exclusive, Bobbins Ltd. (the budget line) and Designs by Bob Dills (the exclusive label.) The women, not the Tazewell County Development Corporation, realize the full profit of production.

With such intriguing old patterns as Crazy Ann, Double Wedding Band and Heart, Drunkard Row, Butterfly and String Quilt; a collection of hot pants, tunics, knickers, scooter pants, etc. has been a summer success. Wedding clothes are now being produced with a staff member interpreting Bob's designs. Thus, they are working for a continuing industry which will not die with the patch work fad. Soon the designs will take to the skies as aprons for Piedmont Airline's hostesses.

But most important, Tazewell's women are buzzing along with their sewing machines knowing the joy of self esteem as well as money.

Bob Dills, '68, describes his "Patch Blossom" designs for a Roanoke, Va. TV audience.

A pretty Tazewell seamstress proudly displays a pair of patchwork hot pants she has just completed.

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The Honors Program A look at the practical side of psychology

~ our June graduates of the University {_¡ff. of Richmond who have honors in psychology are down on ivory towers but up on some of the practical aspects of their field.

The phenomenon is caused by experience , and the experience came through the psychology honors program at the university . The four personally grappled with the problems of children with learning disabilities and emotional difficulties and even ventured into the publishing world which is generally out-of-bounds to the undergraduate .

For the college seniors, working at the Virginia Treatment Center for Children and Stonewall Jackson Elementary School was not simply a useful exercise; it provided a clue to their futures.

Susan Stansbury of Richmond , Carole Waite of Fredericksburg, Stephen Rust of Fairfax and Mrs. Faye Inge of South Boston went into their senior year with high grade averages and psychology as their field of emphasis. Following a three-year-old tradition, they were candidates for the honors program .

"The honors program is a reward for doing well during the first three years," said Dr. Kenneth A. Blick, associate professor of psychology and program advisor. "We talk to the student , find out what he is interested in doing and try to arrange it. The honors program has been extremely successful, because area agencies have been very good about taking our students and giving them useful work to do.

"We have had seven honors students in the past three years , and we anticipate that many again in September.

"After a student (who has at least 12 hours in his field and an A or B average) has expressed his preference for a specific project area, we arrange for him to do special research or work at an

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agency . The program is unusual in that he earns full academic credit.

"If his project has taken the form of work, he usually writes a report, is examined through a questioning session led by three psychology staff members and, sometimes, he conducts a class of his peers and explains what his experiences have been. If the student has done research, his findings are subject to publication or oral presentation if we can find an outlet."

Though several departments of the university have honors programs, many of the projects are limited to research.

The honors students of the past have published their works in professional journals and presented research papers to the Virginia Academy of Sciences, and several have gained graduate fellowships to well-known universities .

Miss Stansbury worked one afternoon each week during the first semester at the Virginia Treatment Center for Children . "I wrote a case history on one emotionally disturbed child," she explained . "The children are there, out of the family situation, trying to work out their problems with objective, professional help.

"But," she admitted frankly, "I found out that I am not suited to that particular aspect of psychological work. I was too idealistic. I did not have a real concept of what it takes to work with an emotionally disturbed child.

"During the second semester I worked at Stonewall Jackson Elementary School which is for children who have learning disabilities . I found I could approach that work much more realistically. I intend to teach in Portsmouth next year," she said. "And I believe I'll be a much better teacher than I would have been .

I feel I'm better prepared, for instance, Susan Stansbury and Carole Waite discuss the program which allowed them to more intelligently chart their post-graduate lives.

to detect a child with a learning disability."

Rust who has decided to do graduate work ~t the University of Tennessee, spent his first semester in research and worked at Stonewall Jackson one day a week during the second semester. "I taught a class of about 14 boys between 12 and 15 years old. It was surprising how intelligent they were; all were of average or above average intelligence.

"I learned just how frustrating it can be for children like that to have a learning disability. They can be trying very hard¡ and can understand the material perfectly when it's presented orally, for instance, but may be inadequate in responding to it in written form. Each has his own area of strength-and weakness-and one must work with the child as an individual. If we were stumped, we got help."

Mrs . Inge, who was on the same schedule that semester, agreed. "Sometimes the children with learning disabilities became so frustrated that they developed emotional difficulties in addition to their already present learning disabilities. Students can work well with these children, I believe. It takes a great deal of individual attention to give a child confidence in himself, to help him see that he can learn if he can overcome a particular problem.

Mrs . Inge has become so interested in learning disabilities that she took a graduate course through the university's summer school, in dyslexia , which manifests itself in a variety of reading disorders .

Miss Waite's program was one of research. "I conducted a survey of college students here to determine the memory devises they use to recall a list of words .

"I didn't give them a list. I asked them to describe how they would memorize a list. Eighty-four students in introductory psychology were used." Her findings were published with Dr. Blick as co-author in Psychological Reports .

The summary of their paper made reference to the comparative popularity of memorization techniques. ". . . by frequency of occurrence: first letter, simple repetition, clustering, personal experience, descriptive story. No significant differences were found between men and women by category . . ."

Miss Waite was one of 14 students in the nation to be awarded a National Science Foundation grant for research this summer. She will do her research at Old Dominion University. In the autumn she will begin study leading to the Master of Arts degree at the University of South Carolina. She, too, found a lead for the future through the honors program.

"I didn't think I would like research. but I did."

Dr:ModlinHeads DegreeRecipients

The University of Richmond conferred an honorary degree of Doctor of Laws on President Modlin at commencement ceremonies June 7, an official recognition of his achievement as he ended 25 years as the university 's chief executive.

He became Chancellor of the University July l.

Another Richmond university president , Dr. Allix B. James of Virginia Union University , also received the degree of Doctor of Laws at commencement.

Two others also received honorary Doctor of Laws degrees . They are Judge Fred H. Caplan, '41, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia, and Charles H . Ryland, a university trustee and a Warsaw , Va ., attorney.

Honorary Doctor of Divinity degrees were conferred on the Rev. F. Lawson Pankey, '48 , secretar y of the Department of Teacher and Training of the Virginia Baptist General Board ; and the Rev . Thomas W. Downing, Jr., '54 , pastor of University Baptist Church in Baltimore , who delivered the baccalaureate sermon in the Camp Theater , June 6.

Heflin New

Alumni Trustee Aubrey N. Heflin

Aubrey N. Heflin, '33, president of the Federal Reserve Bank in Richmond , has been selected alumni trustee by the University 's Board of Trustees . He was selected from a slate of three nominees chosen by general election of the Alumni Society . He will serve a four-year term. Alumni representatives are not eligible for reelection.

Heflin played baseball at the University of Richmond; was a member of the Monogram Club , Omicron Delta Kappa leadership fraternity, and Lambda Chi Alpha social fraternity. He received his law degree from the University of Virginia in 1936 and practiced law from the time of his gradua-

President Modlin delivered the commencement address in which he suggested that "it is time to emphasize the things that are right about our educational institutions." He urged the support of American higher education and particularly private institutions.

He also warned that "any attempt to use the institution for partisan purposes or as an instrum ent of social policy must be strongly resisted . "Onl y by maintaining our colleges and universities as objective centers of reason can they continue to be the civilizing force standing at the center of our civilization ," he said .

Earlier in his address, President Modlin characterized the current student generat ion as "more knowledgable , perhaps more idealistic , more actively interested in political affairs, social problems, and social services." The students of this generation , as Dr. Modlin views them , are "able, ambitious , hardworking young people. " But while praising today's college students , President Modlin suggested that "too often the spotlight is on that small percentage of radical revolutionaries who-though bright, well-read , and articulate before determined to tear down television cameras-seem and thu s besmirch the reputation of all student s."

He closed the commencement address with a tribute to the parents and grandparents of the graduates, citing gains in economic and social areas , and medical and technical fields, and contributions toward solving the problems of the lesser privileged countries of the world .

President Modlin expressed his confidence in thi s college generation by asserting that it would accomplish as much in its time.

At the close of President Madlin's address, 594 candidates received undergraduate and graduate degrees .

tion until he entered the U. S. Navy in 1942.

Following his discharge in 1945, he returned to his law practice and in 1953 beca me General Counsel for the Federal Reserve . He became first vicepresident in 1961 and has served as president since 1968.

Heflin joins C. Porter Vaughan , '40 and Rosalind Allen Barker, '57 who were selected alumni and alumnae trustee representatives last year .

John W. Edmonds , III , '53, L'56 , was also elected to board membership at the June 7 meeting . A Richmond attorney , Edmonds, president of the Alumni Council, was a nomineee of the Baptist General Association of Virginia.

Seven trustees were re-elected for a four year term expiring June 30, 1975 . They are Mrs . Leslie Cheek , Jr. of Richmond; Dr. Ernest L. Honts , '30, Executive Director of the Virginia Baptist Foundation ; Mrs. Alois Mayer of Norwich, Vermont; T. Justin Moore, Jr ., President of Virginia Electric & Power Co.; Richard S. Reynolds, Jr ., Chairman of the Board of Reynolds Metals Co .; Justice Harold F. Snead, '25, L'29 , Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia ; and William B. Thalhimer , Jr., President of Thalhimers Brothers, Inc. Re-elected to board membership with a term expiring June 30, 1973 was Dr. R. Clayton Pitts, pastor of Port Norfolk Baptist Church, Portsmouth, Va.

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The DevelopmentProgram1970-1971A YEAR OF GROWTH

By H. Gerald Quigg, Executive Director of Development

The Office of University Development at the University of Richmond has been in existence for twenty-two months; it has been located in three different campus buildings during the past year; and several "new" people have been employed in staff positions. Such activity has caused some confusion and aroused curiosity on the part of many alumni, faculty and others as to the purposes and functions of the Development Office.

At the University of Richmond the Development Office encompasses a larger role than just "fund raising". The functions of alumni relations, public information, and general University relations are included as part of the office portfolio of responsibilities.

Just now, however, let me tell you of the activities in the area of University fund raising. Often known as "the development program", fund raising efforts are taking three major directions: annual appeal directed to 1. Annual Giving-an all University constitutencies including alumni, parents and other friends . The Annual Giving Campaign seeks the maximum number of unrestricted dollars to support the general University operating budget. The Annual Giving Campaign is run from July 1 to June 30 and the emphasis is on obtaining the greatest possible participation and gifts of cash rather than pledges. This year the "New" Annual Giving Program, under the able leadership of Joseph A. Jennings, '49, National Chairman, surpassed its goal of $215,000 .

The Development Office does not have responsibility nor does it provide staff direction for the Richmond Student Aid Foundation program or the Westhampton Alumnae Fund.

These annual fund raising efforts are directed from other University offices.

19692. Capital Gifts and Campaigns-During 1970, the Office of Development provided professional staff assistance to the Centennial Fund volunteer organization which raised $502,315 for an addition to The T. C. Williams School of Law building.

Capital campaigns usually provide resources for "brick and mortar projects" and major pieces of equipment. Emphasis is on obtaining a "substantial" pledge over a period of time.

University of Richmond

Bequestsand Planned Gifts Program

Test Your Will AgainstThese Statements Yes

• • • •

Sponsored by Advisory Committee on Bequests and Planned Gifts

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In this academic year we have been seeking resources for major items of instructional equipment, principally in the natural science departments. large endow3. Deferred Giving Program-The ments of the "prestige" academic institutions have come principally from the bequests of alumni and other friends. The University of Richmond has been fortunate in past years in having a number of loyal alumni remember Alma Mater in their estate planning . To assure our future, The Bequests and Planned Gifts Program was launched in January 1971 with the selection of a special advisory committee.

The major purpose of the program is to assure that potential donors to the University of Richmond are aware of all the possible methods of supporting the University, including bequests, trusts, life insurance, and other special programs.

The Advisory Committee will provide technical advice and counsel to the University Development Office in the planning, organization, and direction of the program. Serving on this important Committee are: Forrest W. Brown, Jr., '44, Partner, A. M. Pullen and Co.; Robert L. Burrus , '55, Attorney, McGuire, Woods and Battle; John E. Campbell, '51, Vice President and Trust Officer, United Virginia Bank/ State Planters; Carle Davis, '54, Attorney , McGuire, Woods and Battle; Miss Elizabeth Tompkins , '19, Partner , Refo and Tompkins; Clinton Webb, '29, Vice President, First and Merchants National Bank; Guy E. Webb, Jr. , Partner, Horsley, Williams and Webb Ins. Agency and John C . Williams, '27 , Vice President, Virginia Trust Company.

The University development story revolves around the volunteer. The success of the development program is due to the dedicated and resourceful efforts working voluntarily to of hundreds of people-all make the University of Richmond a better institution . The story of years to come, undoubtedly will depend on volunteer efforts . The challenges in higher education in the next few years will demand more talent, ideas, and efforts.

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I remember its date and important provisions.

My family situation (i.e., births, deaths, marriages) has not changed since it was drawn.

I continue my legal residence in the state where it was drawn.

My financial status is substantially the same (i.e., amount and nature of income, securities, insurance, business and residential property) as when it was drawn.

I have reviewed my will with my attorney within the past two years, especially with regard to the new opportunities available in ·estate planning.

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Weport <;J Gifts 1970-71 Vniversity o W.ichmond V

Let me take this opportunity to thank each donor included in the 1970-1971 Report of Gifts. This financial support by trustees, alumni, parents, corporations, foundations, and other friends is vital to the successful operation of the University. These contributions each year have been an important factor in preventing any deficit in the University's budget during the quarter century I have served as President.

It is particularly gratifying to me that in my final year we have the largest Annual Giving, in both donors and dollars, since the program was started in 1947, my first year as President. A continually expanding Annual Giving Program is necessary in order to match the Robins Challenge Grant of $10 million within the ten years ending in 1979.

You must know how deeply grateful we are to each of you who has given of your time, your resources, and your loyal interest this year and throughout the last twenty-five years. I am confident you will continue this support during the challenging years ahead.

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VNIVERSITY

OFWICHMOND

"REPORT OF GIFTS SUMMARY SHEET July-1,1970 tojune 30,1971

I.

The "New" Annual Giving Program Trustees Alumni Associates Corporations Corporate Matching Gifts

$ 36,288.00 $125,384.74 $ 13,529.96 $30,467.00 $13,206.00

Foundations Parents

$ 43,673.00 $ 5,928.12 $ 3,112 .00

TOTAL II.

The T. C. Williams School of Law Centennial Fund (Pledge payments) Trustees Alumni Associates & Parents Corporations & Foundations TOTAL

III.

$ 227,915.82

$ 15,897 .50 $ 38,091.26 $ 810.00 $ 48,885.67 $ 103,684.43

Baptist General Association of Virginia (Current & Capital purposes)

$ 265,880.18

IV.

Bequests

$

70,838.23

V.

Institute of Mediterranean Studies

$

4,217.63

VI.

Virginia Institute for Scientific Research

$

26,218.00

Virginia Foundation for Independent Colleges

$ 113,714 .57

Government Grants and Research

$

Other (Capital, Other Non-Capital & Current Scholarships)

$ 159,005 .84

VIL VIII. IX.

SUB-TOTAL 1970-71 Gifts Received X.

49,394.00

$1,020,868.70 *

Robins Challenge Grant (From Fiscal Year 1969-70)

$ 756,422.83

GRAND TOTAL 1970-71 Gifts Received

$1,777,291.53

* Only a portion

of this amount qualifies for the Robins Challenge Grant.

The 1970-1971 Report of Gifts has been prepared for alumni and other friends by the Alumni-Development Office. This Report reflects cash gifts received during the period July 1, 19 70 to June 30, 1971.

Gifts to the Richmond Student Aid Foundation and the Westhampton College Alumnae Association are not included in this publication.

Great care has been taken in the preparation of this Report to assure complete and accurate recording. However, if errors and omissions occur, we express our sincere regrets and ask that you bring them to our attention.

Please note that an individual's name may be included in several listings.

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<Iie'WewcAnnual Giving-Program

Joseph A. Jennings '49 National Chairman

OTHER CAMPAIGN 'LEADERSHIP

TRUSTEES

Robert T. Marsh,Jr. '22 Rector Board of Trustees IV

"In its recognizable new format the 1970-71 "New" Annual Giving Program was the largest in the University's history, both in terms of dollars ($228,000) and donors (3,112). Under the dedicated leadership of National Chairman, Joseph A Jennings, an organizational team of nearly 1,000 people helped make the campaign so successful.

However, it was the incentive of the Robins Challenge Grant which provided the campaign with its major thrust. Of the 3,112 donors, nearly 2/3 or 1991 either were new givers or increases over their last gift.

This alone resulted in $129,000 of eligible matching money. To everyone associated with the campaign, either through the contribution of time and/or money, we extend our deepest gratitude.

Trustee Chairman Alumni Chairman University of Richmond Fellows Chairman Telethon Chairman 1900-1930 Era Chairman 1931-1944 Era Chairman 1945-1957 Era Chairman 19 5 8-1970 Era Chairman 25th Reunion Chairman 50th Reunion Chairman Associates Chairman Parents Chairman Law School Chairman Athletic Liaison Chairman Westhampton Liaison Chairman

Robert T. Marsh, Jr. '22 John W. Edmonds, III '53 L56 C. Porter Vaughan, Jr. '40 Rawley F. Daniel '40 Thomas Yeaman '30 Edward R. Adams '41 Robert E. Bateman '54 Mike Foreman '63 0. J. Graham, Jr. '46 LS I Thomas L. Ruffin '21 William B. Thalhimer, Jr. fodge George M. Giammittorio Eugene W. Mccaul '38 L41 Jack Null '47 Mrs. James H. Donohue, III. W.C. '40

u7\,fembers of the University of Richmond Board of Trustees are called upon frequently throughout the year for their time, their expertise and their financial resources.

This year, under the leadership of Rector Robert T. Marsh, Jr., University Trustees who are listed below contributed $36,288 toward the "New" Annual Giving Program. It is significant to note that in many instances gifts to the Annual Giving Program are in addition to support provided by Board Members for other worthy University projects.

Adams, Theodore F. Alley, Reuben E. Bagby, William Hugh Barker, Mrs. Rosalind A. Broaddus, W. R., Jr. Cheek, Mrs. Leslie, Jr. Clark, Edward T. Daniel, William V. Dennis, Overton D. Dickerson, Lynn C. Dillon, Jesse W. Edmonds, John W., Jr.

Freeman, Mrs. G. Mallory Garber, John H. Gary, J. Vaughan Gates, A. P., Jr. George, L. Dudley Gottwald, Floyd D., Jr. Grav, Elmon T. Grav, Garland Harris, H. Hiter, Jr. Haskell, Mrs. John C., Jr. Haynes, W. Tyler Hickerson, Clyde V.

Honts, Ernest L. Horne, Chevis F. Jenkins, L. Howard Jennings, Joseph A. Long, M . M. Marsh, Robert T., Jr. Mayer, Mrs. Alois Mavs, David J. â&#x20AC;˘ Moore, T. Justin, Jr. Pace, Warren M. Pitts, R. Clayton Pruden, Edward H. Reynolds, Richard S ., Jr. Robins, E. Claiborne Robins, E. Claiborne, Jr. Ryland, Charles H. Sebrell, Thomas E., Ill Siegel, John B., Jr. Snead, Harold F. Stallard, Mrs. Beecher E. Sutton, David Nelson Thalhimer, William B., Jr. Tompkins, Miss Elizabeth Tucker, James T. Vaughan, C. Porter, Jr. Wiltshire, Richard W.

*Indicates Deceased

CENTURY CLUB $100-499

iJf'e-University-r;jW.ichmondPellows

C. Porter Vaughan, Jr. '40

Chairman 'The University of Richmond Fellows is a new program, authorized by the Board of Trustees, for the purpose of recognizing those individuals-Trustees, Alumni, Parents, and other Friends-who make significant financial investments in the educational program of the University of Richmond.

Membership is reserved for those who donate annually $ 100 or more to the Annual Giving Program.

These Fellows have a common interest in the University of Richmond and in the rich heritage that has brought the University to this moment in its history. They believe that education is the fundamental source of strength in modern society and that the University of Richmond should become one of the strongest institutions of higher learning in the country.

We are pleased to list the names of those who joined the University of Richmond Fellows during this past fiscal year. In the previous year (1969-1970) 412 alumni and other friends contributed $100 or more. The number of donors in this category has increased to 509 under this program.

~ECTOR'S CLUB $100gAND OVER

'PRESIDENTS $500-999

Anonymous William A. Brown '50 C. M. Clement '18 J. Harwood Cochrane, Associate James J. Coleman '13 Overton D. Dennis '10 Clarence E. Denoon, Jr., '34 0. B. Falls, Jr., '34 T. Jack Gary, Jr. '31 L. Dudley George '23 F. D. Gottwald, Jr. '51 Elmon T. Grav, Trustee Garland Grav '21 Edward E. Haddock '34 Dennis W. Hartz '21 Mrs. John C. Haskell, Jr., Trustee J. J. Hladys '38 Moreland R. Irby, Jr., '43 Mrs. M. Cary Johnston, Associate Ben H. McGehee '41 Mrs. Alois Mayer, Trustee Charles G. Motley '45 W. Dortch Oldham '41 Richard S. Reynolds, Jr., Trustee John Richardson, Associate E. Claiborne Robins '31 E. Claiborne Robins, Jr., SBA '68 Thomas L. Ruffin '21 David Nelson Sutton '15 Randolph W. Tucker L'40 James T. Tucker '23 W. Bernard Whaley '36 Charles H. Wheeler, 111, Associate

Anonymous William Hugh Bagby '17 Lewis T. Booker '50 William H. Branch, Associate W. R. Broaddus, Jr., '20, L21 Aubrey R. Carter '26 Melvin M. Friedman, Associate W. B. Graham '43 Thomas W. Green '42 George P. Gruber '44 Malcolm H. Harris '18 Wilbur M. Havens, Associate W . Tyler Haynes '22 Russell E. Herring, Jr., '40 Mrs. Flossie B. Hudgins, Associate L. Howard Jenkins '04 Joseph A. Jennings '49 Ralph P. Johnson '29 Marvin Menkes '50 Philip L. Minor '46 R. C. L. Moncure '46, L49 Fitzhugh Mullins '52 Warren M. Pace '43 T. Burwell Robinson '32 Edward M. Schaaf '37 Robert L. Seward '21, L29 George H. Shackelford '41 Alfred T. Smith '12 William Earle White '17 Edward 0. Whitt SBA53 John J. Wicker, Jr., '13, L 16 John B. Wiggins, Jr., '58

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Watkins M. Abbitt L'31 William A. Acree '30 Edward R. Adams '41 Theodore F. Adams, Trustee W. B. Adams '44 George E. Allen, Jr. L'36 Robert W. Allen '34 Truett E. Allen '54 William R . Allen '30 Reuben E. Alley '22 Walter B. Anderson '21 Anonymous Thomas W. Armstrong, Jr. '44 L. Ray Ashworth '56 R. Harwood Bagby '23 Hugh H. Baird, Jr. '34 Samuel H. Baker, Jr. '36 Joseph S. Bambacus L'50 William T. Bareford '46, L'49 E. M. Baroody '35 Robert E. Bateman '54 Robley D. Bates, Jr. '30 W. Sherwood Beavers SBA'58 Robert B. Belton, Jr. '63 James W. Berkeypile '39 Thomas S. Berry, Associate William H. Berry '31 Floyd Thomas Binns '32 Wyndham B. Blanton, Jr. '43 Dudley P. Bowe '15 Bragdon R. Bowling '39 Sam T. Bowman '20 Cary L. Branch L'49 R. Buford Brandis '37 Bernard A. Brann '21 William Edmund Bristow '43 Falkner C. Broach '25 R. A. Brock, Jr. '10, L'14 Forrest W. Brown, Jr. '44 William J. Bryan, Jr. '44 David V. Buchanan '29 Ted R. Buckner SBA'55 William J. Bugg, Jr. '60 Cary W. Burkholder '33 0. K. Burnette '22 Thomas R. Butterworth, Jr. '52 John A. Byrd '46 John E. Campbell L'51 Ralph J. Canine, Jr., Associate David T. Carr '35 Thomas P. Carr '32 Crete D. Carson '48 James E. Carver '26 W. J. Cash, Jr. '40 Ramon E. Chalkley, Jr. '49 S. Warren Chappell '26 M. E. Cheatham UC'68 Mrs. Leslie Cheek, Trustee Harold V. Chisolm '33 L. E. Chittum '32 Martin F. Clark '47, L'50 David S. Clay '49 Donald F. Clement '60

G. Frank Clement, Associate Miss Hannah Coker, Associate Marvin F. Cole '43, L'48 Gus A. Condos SBA'51 Samuel L. Cooke '27 Frank S. Cosby '39 Solon B. Cousins, Jr. '47 W. Gordon Cousins, Jr. '49 S.C. Cox'30 Stuart C. Crawford '38 Thaddeus T. Crump '48 William C. Cunningham '46 Thomas J. Curtis SBA'50 Warren F. Cuthriell '26 Frederick J. Dean, 111 SBA'53, L'56 Henry W. Decker '15 Ashley D. DeShazor '41 David D. Dexter '40 Lynn C. Dickerson '17 Alfred J. Dickinson '37 Enders Dickinson, 111 '40 V. Earl Dickinson '48 Jesse W. Dillon L'31 John M. Dirom SBA'63 James L. Dodson '29 Ira S. Druckman '52 Thomas E. Duke '31 Edward L. Dunford '50 Ellis M. Dunkum SBA'59 C. L. Dunn '27 Harry E. Dunn '48 Gordon L. Eanes SBA '62 John W. Edmonds, 111 '53. L'56 Felix E. Edmunds L'24 Mrs. Seneca Eldridge, Parent Arthur T. Ellett '30 Frank C. Ellett '15 Walter C. Elliott '25 William D. Ellis, Jr. '42 Miss M. Elizabeth Elsea, Associate Milton Ende '40 Sam C. Epes '39 Kenneth R. Erfft G'36 Robert H. Evans '30 Harold Faggen L'38 Howard P. Falls '33 Welford S. Farmer '48, L'50 John C. Ferrara, Parent Edward L. Field, Jr. '40, L'43 Sol Finn, Associate Richard H. Fisher '45 John R. Fitzgerald '43 Herman J. Flax '36 Richard Florin SBA'52 Michael M. Foreman '63 Junius E. Foster, Jr. '47 Mr. and Mrs. Parker W. Frames, Parents J. Curtis Fray '24 Arthur B. Frazier '51 G. Mallory Freeman '31 James M. Frye SBA'53 John Letcher Fugate '63 Wat Fugate '32 Fred 0. Funkhouser '36 Wilbur K. Gaines '29 William J. Gaines, Associate Joseph E. Galloway, Jr '49

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W. Roland Galvin '26 Edgar C. Garber, Jr. '41 John H. Garber '16 James L. Gardner '55 William Y. Garrett '32 J. Vaughan Garv '12, L'15 A. P. Gates '48 Edward F. Gee '32 Menter P. German '27 George M. Giammittorio, Parent Carl C. Gillespie, Jr. L'57 J. Spencer Gilmore '33, L'36 A. L. Glasscock '28 A. W. Goode, Jr. '42 Read F. Goode SBA'65 Virgil H. Goode '27, L'35 Sol Goodman L'48 Harold B. Gotaas, Associate Oakley J. Graham, Jr. '46 , L'51 Dr. & Mrs . S. A. Graham, Jr., Parents R. J. Grammer '38 M. David Grandis '41 William A. Grant, Jr. '41 Clarence J. Gray '33 J. Patrick Graybeal '52, L'56 John F. Green SBA'62 Wilford B. Gregory '36 St. George T. Grinnan, Jr. '31 Alvin Guttag L'47 Woodford B. Hackley, Associate Garland D. Haddock ~0 Frederick T. Hardy, Jr. '68 Edward S. Harlow '30 Ray A. Harned '31 Joel Harnett '45 H. Hiter Harris, Jr., Trustee Grant V. Harrison '28 H. Tucker Harrison '50 A. Paul Hartz '28 David W . Hartz SBA'53 Lewis B. Hasty '47 James T. Hatcher, Jr . '44 Frank J. Hendrick '48 David S. Henkel '33 Clyde V. Hickerson '20 R. Braxton Hill, Jr. '42 Mrs. Odis B. Hinnant, Associate Oscar L. Hite '22 Alton E. Hodges, Jr. '52 Y. Melvin Hodges L'24 Mr. & Mrs. Jos. E. Hoffmann, Parents Herbert C. Hoover '45 M. J. Hoover '31 Chevis F. Horne, Trustee T. Braxton Horsley, Associate Roscoe A. Hotchkiss, Jr. '63 Farrar W. Howard '49 Kenneth D. Howard '45 Thomas L. Howard, Jr. '50 William K. Howell SBA'53 John B. Howerton.

11 '49 Emmett L. Hubbard '42 J. Warren Hundley '23 Erskine M. Hutcheson '50 Harold H. Hutcheson '50 Walter F. Hyer '49 Hunter S. Jackson '39 Mrs. E. J. Jacobs, Associate E. Ralph James, Jr. L'60 Tomas C. Jefferis '32 L. Howard Jenkins, Jr. '37 Wilbur L. Jenkins '40 Graham T. Jennings L'60 Thornton S. Jennings '27 Norbourne B . Jeter '25 Carl W. Johnson, SBA'60 Claudius 0. Johnson '17 Cecil F. Jones '43 E. Langford Jones, Associate William H. Jones, Jr. '41 Eppa D. Kane '17 Sam Kapourales '57 Julian 0. Kay '39 Mercer W. Kay '49 A. Stan Kellam, Jr. '42 Mr. & Mrs. Howard L. Keller, Parents Cleveland C. Kerne '35 Aubrey V. Kidd '30 Suzanne M. Kidd, Associate Wildman S. Kincheloe, Jr. '33, L'40 Barry V. Kirkpatrick '62 Edward M. Klein '42 James T. Knight L'24 Charles L. Knott, Jr. '55 Harry L. Lantz, L'43 James Laster '38 Julian S. Lawrence '12 Martin L. Leary '29 William H. Leftwich '52 Thomas C. Leggett SBA'54

VI

Edwin L. Levy , Jr. '38 Conrad C. Lewane, SBA'60, L'62 John W. Lewis , SBA'55 E. Wil l iam Ligon, Jr. '32 Martin J. Logan '27, L'32 Kenneth A. Lombart, SBA'68 John A. Long '40 M. M. Long, L'10 M. M. Long, Jr., '40 Marcus H. Long, L'50 R. C. Longan, Jr. '35 W. Rush Loving '21 William B. Luck '48 William T. Luck '13 0. A. Lundin, Jr. '28 Athey R. Lutz '25 A. 0. Lynch '11, L'17 G. Ben McClure, Jr. '39 Fred K. McCoy '58 R. McCutcheon, Jr. '47 R. C. McDanel '16 W. Ambrose McGee '21 L. Dale McGhee, L'61 Donald H. McGlory '47 Samuel K. McKee, 11, L'28 Donald H. McNeil!, Jr. '50 T. H. McVav, Jr. '42 David H. Magid '36 D. Walton Mallory, Jr. '47 A. B. Marchant '39 Jessie W. Markham '41 Robert T. Marsh, Jr. '22 Robert L. Mason '37 H. Stuart Massie '49 Emmett C. Mathews '30 N. S. Mathewson '29 Joseph E. Mathias '47 Ernest E. Mayo, Associate David J. Mays, L'24* Meredith L. Meador '35 Alvin H. Miller '42 G. Kenneth Miller '43 Charles A. Mink '54 Carroll R. Minor '30 Geo'rge M. Modlin, President Miss Judith Mogel, Associate John Moncure '49 H. Grady Moore, Jr. SBA'55 Mrs. John A . Moore, Parent Ralph P. Moore '38 T. Justin Moore, Jr., Trustee W. Smithson Morris, 35 John J. Mochetta L'32 Simon Moughamian, Jr. SBA'52 H. Robert Munday '47 Donald P. Murrill '40 Orison T. Neblett '34 Joseph E. Nettles '30 William E. Newby '47 William R. Newhouse SBA'51 James A. Newton '15 Grayson L. Nickel, Jr. '34 Mr . & Mrs. GrantN. Nickerson, Parents George F. Nolde, Jr., Associate John E. Norfleet '35 J. E. Norvell, Associate Randolph W. Nuckols '21 M. Jackson Null '47 Clyde G. O'Brien '31 David B. Orcutt, Jr. '37 Edward F. Overton '31 Fletcher B. Owen, Jr. '51 Leonard A. Paris '58, L'62 Clyde N. Parker '26 William C. Parkinson L'34 Thomas P. Parsley L'29 W. H. Patterson, Jr. '52 Edward C. Peple '32 William H. Perkinson '38 Charles W. Peterson '35 Herbert C. Peterson '28 Herbert C. Peterson SBA'64 R. M. Peterson & family, Associates A. L. Philpott '41, L'47 J. Stanton Pierce, Associate Mrs. Virginia Gotaas Pinney, Associat Richard C. Poage '35 P. Henry Poehler '35 Mr. & Mrs. Travis W. Poole, Associates J. H. Poteet '17 Mr. & Mrs. D. A. Potter, Parents Elmer B . Potter '29 H. Gerald Quigg, Associate Richard C. Rakes L'51 Edward E. Ralston '49 Davis T. Ratcliffe '24, L27 L. H. Rauppius '59 James E. Rayhorn '48 Willie M. Reams, Jr. '51 James W. Renney L'55

C. B. Rennie, Jr. '39 E. A. Rennolds, Jr., Associate Joseph B. Reynolds SBA'63 Marion L . Rice, Jr. '41 H. M. Richardson '27 Miss Mary S. Richardson, Associate J. E. Ricketts, Parent J. H. Ricks, Jr. '37 Lucien W. Roberts '44 William F. Robertson '48 James B. Robinson '49 E. Eugene Rorrer '54 Gilbert Rosenthal '47 Samuel J. Rowland '14 Thomas R. Ryan, 111 '59 Richard R. Ryder L'52 Charles H. Ryland '36, L'39 Nelson Lewis St. Clair, Jr. '58 Jay P. Samuels SBA '51 Barry E. Saunders '55 Richard H. Saunders, Jr. '59 Thomas A. Saunders '44 D. Gerald Scott '30 Robert D. Scott '59 Thomas E. Sebrell, 111., Trustee Edward Shaia '44 Mrs. Helen A. Shaw SBA'53 Martin L. Shotzberger '48 John B. Siegel, Jr. '30 W. Christian Sizemore '60 B. Franklin Skinner '52 William P. Slaughter '59 Robert F. Smart, Associate R. Maclin Smith '26 Richard E. Smith L'53 W. Lee Smith '28 Edwin S. Snead, Jr. '25 John A. Snead L'47 0. Edward Snowa '40 Mrs. Beecher E. Stallard, Trustee John E. Stevens, Jr. '48 V. H. Stevenson '34 Fletcher Stiers, Jr. '48 Joseph M. Straughan '38 S. Frank Straus '35* James J . Sweeny '49 Randolph P. Tabb '36 G. Keith Taylor '21 William B. Thalhimer, Jr., Trustee Charles G. Thedieck, Jr., Associate A. L. Thomas, Jr. SBA'54 Claude G. Thomas '49 Herman P. Thomas '17 Tyree T. Thomas L'63 Rudolph C. Thomason '26 Winfield L. Thompson, Parent Fred H. Timberlake '36, L'38¡ Mrs. Thurman B. Towill, Associate J. Edwin Trader SBA'60 A.G. Treakle '30 C. M. Tredway '24 Jesse M. Tucker, Jr. '47 Robert M. Tunstall SBA'55 Samuel D. Ukrop '50 Stuart E. Ullman '37 Donald B. Vaden '57, L'60 C. Porter Vaughan '40 Fred J. Vaughan '35 George W. Via '52 A. J. Villani '31 Myer Vitskv '26 J. Calvin Voris, Parent Richard C. Walden, 111 '22 John T. Walke '37 H. Charles Walker, Jr. '48 Jess H. Walters '52 R. Edward Walton '29 T. B. Washington '22 Arnold F. Watts '40 Robert G. Watts '59 C. Arthur Weaver, Parent Clinton Webb ' 29 Fred W. Wenzel, Jr. '27 Michael W. West '37 Reed I. West '30 John J. Westbrook, 111 '58 William J. Weston '51 Corbin B. White '39 Henry P. White '24 John D. Whitehurst, Jr. '27, L'31 Robert D. Whitehurst SBA'63 Carroll M. Williams '37 Ebb H. Williams '61 L'64 Stuart Lee Williams '42, L'48 Thomas J. C. Williams, Jr. '64 J. Martin Willis L'51 Lawrence H. Willis '42 Homer S. Wilson, Jr. '33

Richard W. Wiltshire, Trustee Charles H. Winberg L'53 Julian 0. Winn '42 Thomas N. Winn, Jr. '59 W. C. Winn '31 D. Chris Withers, Associate Arthur B. Wolan '51 Russell K. Wood, Jr. '40 C. L. Woody, Jr. '49 Judge & Mrs. Eugene Worley, I. Leake Wornom, Jr. '47 R. Lewis Wright '51 William A. Wright '33 Russell T. Young, Associate

Parents

c:/l.LUMNI

John W. Edmunds, III '53 L'56 Chairman

W.ICHMOND COLLEGE Old Guard Edwin 0. Lewis, '99 J. Coleman Motley, '00 John M, Hughes. '04 L. Howard Jenkins, '04 John A. Cutchins, '05 J. Milton Shue, '06 John H. Brothers, '07 A. Willis Robertson, '07 Eugene P. Wightman, '08 Harry L. Snead, '09 R. A. Brock, Jr., '10 Albert T. Ransone, '10 George W. Sadler, '10+

1911 Number in Class-14 Number of Contributors-8 Participation-57% Total Dollars-$236.00 Aubrey H. Camden J. W. Decker John B. Duval Paul E. Hubbell+ Arthur Lankford A. 0. Lynch Wilmer L. O'Flaherty+ A. W. Yowell

1912 Number in Class-20 Number of Contributors-5 Participation-25% Total Dollars-$960.00 J. Vaughan Gary Julian S. Lawrence Alfred T. Smith E. P. T. Tyndall R. McLean Whittet

1913 Number in Class-14 Number of Contributors-6 Participation-43% Total Dollars-$1,680.48 James J. Coleman Ryland T. Dodge

*Indicates Deceased +Indicates Era Chairman, Class Captain or Class Agent

John W. Edmonds. Jr. William T. Luck B. Percy Tillery John J Wicker. Jr.

1914 Number In Class-13 Number of Contrlbutors-6 f'artlclp11tlon-46% Total Oollars-$228.00 Harry G. Duval Frank S. Herwood 0. G. Poarch+ Samuel J. Rowland C. W. Throckmorton, Jr. Edmund T. Turnley

1915 Number In Class-21 Number of ContrJbutors-12 Partlclpatlon-57% Total Dollars-$1,603 00 Dudley P. Bowe Henr.v W Deckerâ&#x20AC;˘ Frank C, Ellett J. M. Jackson R. I nmen Johnson+ James A. Newton+ E. V Peyton John A. Ryland+ Hiram R. Sanders David Nelson Sutton+ Chester A Tucker J. Hundley WIiey

1916 Number in Class-26 Number of Contributors-8 Partlcipation-31 Total Dollars-$330.00 K. Brooke Anderson+ W. H. Brannock Dunton J, Fatherly+ John H, Garber+ Ralph C. McDanel+ S,C Owen Edloe B Snead L. Bland Taylor

1920 Number In Class-41 Number of Contributors-16 Participation-39% Total Ooll.ars-$1,563.00 S11muel T. Bowman, Jr.+ W. Richard Broaddus, Jr. Richard H. Bullard D. W. Charlton Mayer E. Cooper J. W. DeJarnatte Clyde V. Hickerson J. Albert Hill Jesse R. Hite A. 8. Honts+ S. Willard Owens Calvin H. Phippins Cothran G. Smith Malcom Thompson W A Vaughan Thomas M. Winn

1921 Number in Class-33 Number of Contributors-20 P11rticipation-61% Totel Dollars-$6.320.00 Walter 8. Anderson Wyatt S. Beazley, Jr. A. Hugo Blankenship Bernard A. Brann Robert S. Bristow, Jr. Kenneth E. Burke Garland Grav Dennis W. Hartz W. B. Johnson Ralph J. Kirby W. Rush Loving W. Ambrose McGee, Jr. Randolph W. Nuckols Waverly R. Payne Thomas L. Ruffin Robert L. Seward MaNin L. Skaggs G. Keith Taylor G. C. Vitneble Edward 8. Willingham

1917 Number In Class-27 Number of Contributors-13 Participatlon-48%

Total Dollars-$1,884.00 William Hugh Bagby+ Robert L. Bausum Hubert W. Charlton+ Lynn C. Dickerson+ Leonard C. Hubbard Claudius 0. Johnson Eppa D. Kane Lewis M. Latane J. H. Poteet Howard G. Privott Wtnlem R, Silvey Herman P. Thomes WJll1am Earle White+

1919 Number ln Class-24 Number of Contri'butors-4 Partlcipetion-16% Total Dollars $110.00 Robert T. Ryland+ Wilbur H. Ryland+ Harold W. Tribble J Caldwell Wicker

1923 Number in Class-50 Number of Contributors-15 Participation-30% Total Dollars-$9,280.00 R. Harwood Bagby Louis C. Carlton Edward T. Clark Addison M. Duval William A. Evans, Jr. L Dudley George, 11+ 8. T. Gunter, Jr. Edward C, Held J, Warren Hundley, Jr.+ Edgar M. Johnson+ George F. Pendleton+ John G. Tarrant James T. Tucker Gustav H. Wescott R. Archer Williams+

1924 Number in Class-59 Number of Contributors-20 Participation-34% Total Dollars-$707.00 Thomas M. Alderson Ramon W. Andrews J. Bernard Bradshaw Joseph C. Bristow J, Curtis Fray Thomas A. Harris Edmond A. Hooker Floyd S. Kay W. Randolph Keefe Roger L. Menn Alfred K. Mitchell Claude L. Neale K. A. Pate E. H. Puryear+ Elllott M. Ramsay+ Davis T. Ratcliffe+ W. Harrison Rucker W. Ross Southward, Jr.+ Chesley M. Tredway+ Henry P. White

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1918 Number in Class-21 Number of Contr1butors-8 Part,clpetlon-38% Total Dollars-$1,692.00 Charles M Clement+ RlcJ:')ard H. Corr+ Irvin G. Craig Malcolm H. Harris+ Ashby W. Kay+ R. L. Lacy+ Meade T. Spicer, Jr. Jere M. H. Willis

W. Carl Kappes Robert T. Marsh, Jr. U. Howard Mills+ Frank C. Moore B. L. Mozingo+ C. Wayland Newton+ B. T. Quillan+ Joseph Rotella O. Pilcher Sadler Roy R. Shotwell Vincent 0. Smith Richard C. Walden, 111 T, B. Washington D. Edgar Wood, Jr.

1922 Number in Class-51 Number of Contributors-23 Participation-45% Total Dollars-$1,980.00 Reuben E. Alley Robert S. Atkins O. K. Burnette+ Irving T. Duke T. S. Dunaway. Jr. E. Vernon Ellett+ V. Carney Hargraves W. Tyler Haynes+ Oscar L. Hite+

Number in Class-59 Number of Contributors-19 Partlcipation-32% Total Dollars-$1, 171.00 A.A.Bolton Falkner C. Broach John R. Cheatham Henry G. Chesley, Jr. G. Fred Cook, Jr.+ Jesse E. Davis George W. Easley, Jr. Walter C. Elliott Kester S. Freeman Norbourne B. Jeter Athey R. Lutz William Warner Moss WIiiiam R. Pankey Edward H. Pruden+ Emmett Y. Robertson+ Edwin S. Snead, Jr.+ Harold F. Snead William N. Thompson+ Clarence E. Weaver, Jr.

1926 Number in Class- 79 Number of Contributors-36 Participetion-45% Total Dollars-$2,134.50 C. P. Anderson Howard L. Arthur

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Aubrey R. Carter+ James E. Carver+ S. Warren Chappell Jesse L. Charlton Harry E. Cornpropst, Jr. Reade W. Corr+ Joseph C. Cox Warren F. Cuthriell William B. Denson+ J, Donald DeVilbiss+ E. Reese Felts Frank F. Field+ William B. Fitzgerald James R. Fleet Hartse! F. Frazier J. Taylor Frazier W. Roland Galvin+ John C. Goddin Thornton M. Hill Cecil E. Kite William C. Mccorkle Charles L. Melson Charles D. Moore George E. Pankey Clyde N. Parker Francis J. Pease+ Clinton H. Sheppard+ R. Maclin Smith J. Chester Swanson Rudolph C. Thomason Meyer Vitsky Harry M. Waldron+ G. Cary White Alfred L. Wingo+

1927 Number in Class-95 Number of Contributors-35 Participatton-37% Total Dollars-$1,933.00 Newell Butler John N. Clark Luther R. Clements Nicholas T. Cooke, Jr. Samuel L. Cooke Winston F. Dawson+ Richard E. Dunkley Christopher L. Dunn George B. Furguson Menter P. German+ Virgil H. Goode Jesse C. Green+ Norwood G. Greene+ L. James Harmanson, Jr.+ John W. Hash+ Thornton S. Jennings Leslie L. Jones Charles W. Kent J. Parker Lambeth, Jr. Kenneth F. Leeâ&#x20AC;˘ Martin J. Logan T. Kenneth McRae+ Charles H. Morgan Robert W. Neathery, Jr.+ Perry M. Penney Herman M. Richardson Henry L. Seale Arthur D. Shands+ James C. Shelburne Lester E. Tharpe Fred W. Wenzel, Jr. T. Eugene West+ John D. Whitehurst, Jr.+ Marvin G. Williams+ T. Fowler Wood

1928 Number in Class-98 Number of Contributors-25 Participation-25% Total Dollars-$1,208.00 Albert C. Barnett John W. Davis, Jr. A. L. Glasscock R. W, Grundy Grant V. Harrison+ A. Paul Hartz+ James C. Harwood, Jr.+ David J. Herman William P. Hundley+ John M. Hunt 0. A. Lundin, Jr. George H. Moody William T. Muse Nathan W. Newman Herbert C. Peterson Roland C. Robins+

VIII

Joseph A. Robinson+ Wyatt E. Roye Homer S. Saunders Wilbur S. Sheriff+ W. Lee Smith P. Ennis Taylor Aubrey S. Tomlinson+ T. Brent Wayman Raymond Wilkinson

1929 Number in Class-94 Number of Contributors-24 Participation-26% Total Dollars-$2, 128.78 Thomas H. Auston William G. Bente David V. Buchanan+ Ernest P. Buxton, Jr. Emory L. Carlton Lloyd H. Caster+ Joseph H. Cosby+ William F. Creath+ Lawrence C. Dale Herman B. Dixon+ James L. Dodson Edward W. Eanes R.H. Fowlkes Wilbur K. Gaines+ Arthur W. Harrison+ Ralph P. Johnson Martin L. Leary N. S. Mathewson' Cyril B. Myers R. Clayton Pitts+ Elmer B. Potter John C. Spencer+ R. Edward Walton Clinton Webb+

1930 Number in Class-125 Number of Contributors-43 Participation-34% Total Dollars-$3,010.00 William A. Acree+ William R. Allen+ Robley D. Bates, Jr. John P. Batkins+ Walter H. Bennett, Jr.+ Archie C. Berkeley+ Louis S. Booth S.C.Cox Arthur E. Dance, Jr. Joseph T. Deatelhauser Birney N. Denham Arthur T. Ellett+ Robert H. Evans+ S. Clifton Finley W. Walker Florance Lee 0. Gaskins Lawrence C. Hall Edward S. Harlow Malcolm D. Harris J. Leslie Hart X. Y. Hill Ernest L. Honts+ Aubrey V. Kidd+ Frank M. Lacy Winnen B. Leake+ Lucien Lofton Bennie V. Madison+ Russell T. Mann Emmett C. Mathews+ Carroll R. Minor+ Joseph E. Nettles Philip W. Newton+ Edmund B. Norman, Jr. John E. Nottingham, Jr.+ Garland F. Palmer Peter N. Pas tore+ Garnett R. Poindexter, Jr. Clarke W. Powell+ John B. Siegel, Jr. Charles R. Stevens+ A. Gumby Treakle Reed I . West+ Thomas C. Yeaman+

1931 Number in Class-92 Number of Contributors-48 Participation-52% Total Dollars-$18,402.00 John Bagby, Jr. Joseph P. Belcher

William H. Berry Lonnie 0. Bolton J.P. Bowden Charles C. Broaddus, Jr. Paul H. Cale James A. Cales Edward Carbone+ W. Holmes Chapman, Jr. Clarence C. Chewning, Jr. Cameron B. Dickerson Thomas E. Duke+ Garland Dyches Joseph P. Edmondson, Jr.+ Thomas H. Eubank Robert T. Fary Paul S. Fensom+ Paul J. Forsythe+ G. Mallory Freeman+ T. Jack Gary, Jr.+ George A. Glass St. George T. Grinnan, Jr. Martin 0. Haase David S. Hammock+ Ray A. Harned Gerhard C. Henricksen Milton J. Hoover, Jr.+ Luther A. Irby, Jr.+ John E. Johnson, Jr. H. G. Kincheloe John H. Landrum W.W. Marshall Joseph H. Norman Clyde G. O'Brien+ Ernest D. Overbey Edward F. Overton Richard W. Payne, Jr. James B. Puller, Jr. Benjamin A. Riddle+ E. Claiborne Robins A. Frank Robinson Lewis S. Sachs J, Robert Stiff+ Clayton D. Sweet+ A. J. Villani W. C. Winn+ F. J. Wright, Jr.

Edward C. Peple+ Herbert B. Pregnall Russell C. Proctor, Jr. Charles W. Puckett+ Walter R. Robins, Jr. T. Burwell Robinson George W. Schools+ Emmett A. Williams

1933 Number in Class-123 Number of Contributors-33 Participation-27% Total Dollars-$2,446.00 Edward L. Bennett+ Henry L. Brothers Cary W. Burkholder+ W. Franklin Cale Harold V. Chisolm John R. Cowley George W. Cox, Jr. John A. Currie Claude R. Ewell Howard P. Falls+ Robert P. Fox J. Spencer Gilmore Clarence J. Gray Victor C. Halsey Aubrey N. Heflin David S. Henkel William B. Hoover Marbry B. Hopkins, Jr.+ William J. Hudgins, Jr. Ashby E. Hunter Harold H, Hutcheson Wildman S. Kincheloe, Jr.+ Thomas H. Neathery Richard S. Owens, Jr. William H. Pettus, Jr. Charles H. Phaup, Jr.+ Charles R. Rice+ Norman E. Sartorius, Jr. Henry H. Strickland+ Henry Vranian George F. Whitley, Jr. Homer S. Wilson, Jr. William A. Wright

1934 Ten Best Classes by Total Amount Contributed Rank Class Amount 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1931 1923 1941 1934 1921 1949 1940 1950 1938 1943

$18,402.00 9,280.00 8,732.67 7,773.38 6,320.00 4,660.00 4,045.00 3,511.00 3,294.00 3,090.00

1932 Number in Class-119 Number of Contributors-31 Participation-26% Total Dollars-$2,059.00 B. Randolph Allen D. Blanton Allen+ Floyd T. Binns Robert G. Bremner Leonard D. Carmack+ Thomas P. Carr L. E. Chittum Arthur G. Crews Preston S. Dickinson Sam L. Elfmon Lester W. Fallin+ Watkins Fugate+ William Y. Garrett+ Edward F. Gee George L. Huffman Tomas C. Jefferis E. William Ligon, Jr. Frank K. Lord, Jr. L. E. McKenney C. Lawrence McRae Sam Milchin Louis Morewitz Charles P. Parker

Number in Class-121 Number of Contributors-37 Participation-30% Total Dollars-$7,773.38 Robert W. Allen Hugh H. Baird, Jr. J. F. Chairsell Victor H. Chaltain+ Beverley B. Clary Curtis P. Cleveland Stuart W. Cook William W. Crisp, Jr. Clarence E. Denoon, Jr. Robert C. Diedrick 0. B. Falls, Jr.+ Edgar P. Garrison Roger W. Grant, Jr. Edward E. Haddock+ W. Kenneth Haddock A. Wilfred Hardy Alvin E. Holland James M. Johnson David Kamskv Herman I. Koslow Sandor B. Kovacs Waldo G. Miles Orison T. Neblett+ Grayson L. Nickel, Jr. Paul W. Nye+ Carlyle H. Palmore William W. Pearman, Jr. Benjamin T. Peele, Jr. William W. Seward, Jr.+ Sidney Sidelman Vernon H. Stevenson James W. Stone J. R. W. Street+ Charles T. Tinsley, Jr.+ MacEldin Trawick Harold Van Allen William W. Wright+

1935 Number in Class-113 Number of Contributors-35 Participation-31% Total Dollars-$2,311.00

Waverly W. Barbe Eugene M. Baroody Richard F. Bates+ James M. Booker Gary A. Bousman W. Roger Buck, 111 Hugh L. Cardoza David T. Carr Woodrow E. Carter+ R . L. Chadwick+ John W. Courtney, Jr. G. Winston Crenshaw+ Charles W. Dickinson, 111 James T . Francis+ David M. Frazer Harry C. Hubbard Cleveland C . Kern+ A. Wade Lamb, Jr. Roger W. Leverton+ Robert C . Longan, Jr. Meredith L. Meador David H. Miller Thomas H. Morris, Jr. W. Smithson Morris John E. Norfleet Maurice E. B. Owens, Jr. John N. Pastore Charles W. Peterson+ Richard C. Poage+ P . Henry Poehler Elmer S . Robertson+ John T . Scarborough S. Frank Strausâ&#x20AC;˘ Fred J . Vaughan+ H. Joseph Williams

1936 Number in Class-128 Number of Contributors-31 Participation-24% Total Dollars-$2,500.00 Joseph A . Alexander, Jr. Samuel H. Baker, Jr .

James G. Baldwin+ H. Aubrey Bass, Jr.+ Hilaire E. Beck, Jr. Alfred H. Bernhard E . Guthrie Brown+ D. Ralph Childress Woodrow W. Clark Herman P. Coward William J . Fallis+ Herman J. Flax+ Fred 0. Funkhouser E . Chaisty Garrett+ Wilfred B. Gregory D. Mason Jones Leon F . King Richard H . Lee David H. Magid+ Allen G. McCabe, Jr.+ Harry B. Munday, Jr. Harry O . Patteson Arthur W. Rich, Jr.+ Charles H. Ryland Randolph P. Tabb+ Fred H. Timberlake Braxton B. Townsend W. Bernard Whaley+ Claud M. Whitley+ Willis H . Wills G . Stuart Woodson

1937 Number in Class-124 Number of Contributors-41 Participation-33% Total Dollars-$2,438.00 Cecil C . Anderson+ R. Buford Brandis+ Jack M . Bristow+ E. Parker Brown Roger D. Brown Edward M. Canada, Jr .

Mitchell D . Cates Alfred J. Dickinson, Jr.+ Dorsey B. Ford Horace L. Ford+ William B. Garber+ Bernard A. Gilman+ A. Broaddus Gravatt, Jr, William C. Hamilton A . E. Haydon, Jr .+ L. Howard Jenkins, Jr. F, Overton Jones Charles B. Keppler William L. Lumpkin+

Berkeley H. Martin, Jr .

Robert L. Mason+ Robert B. McNeil David B. Orcutt, Jr. Joseph E . 0 rschel A. Bernard Pasternack R. Carrington Pau lett F !etcher L. Raiford+ James H . Ricks, Jr .

William T. Robertson Edward M . Schaaf, Jr. Books P. Shetter John E . Stevens , Jr.+ Lester R . Stuart Carroll F. Toler Charles W. Turner+ Stuart E . Ullman+ John T. Walke+ Michael W. West Paul G. Wiley+ Carroll M. Williams Harry A. Young

1938 Number in Class-120 Number of Contributors-37 Participation-31 % Total Dollars - $3,294 .00 J. Wesley Boykin+ William B. Correll+ Stuart C . Crawford William P . Dooley Lawrence J . Edberg J . Albert Fergusson Joseph S. Flax William S. Gordon, Jr. J . Stuart Graham, Jr.+ Randolph J . Grammer Robert M. C. Harris, Jr.+ Jacob J. Hladys W. R . Hudgins Albert L. Jacobs+ Philip T . King James Laster Edwin L. Levy, Jr .

Alfred W. Maner+ Eugene W. Mccaul Edward M. Miller+ Elmer T. Miller Ralph P . Moore+ William H. Perkinson S . Brooks Robertson+ William F . Robertson A . A . Rucker Stuart Schwarzsch ild William H . Seward Sherwood D . Spivey J. Marion Straughan Robert L. Tay Ior+ D . W. Thornhill Thomas R. Thornton W. Warren Townsend, Jr. F. William Tyndall J. Richard Willis Robert Woolfolk , Jr.

1939 Number in Class-135 Number of Contributors-39 Participation-29% Total Dollars-$2,453.00 James W. Berkeypile Bragdon R . Bowling+ T. Nash Broaddus Alvis M. Clement C. Branch Clements, Jr. E. Lee Copley, Jr. John J. Cortopassi Frank S. Cosby+ H. Powell Custis Oscar B. Eddleton+ Samuel C. Epes+ John C . Fleming+ Clyde T. Francisco Thomas B. Hall Hunter S . Jackson Julian 0. Kay G. Albert Klaffky A. B. Marchant Robert R . Martin+ William H. Martin+ G. Ben McClure, Jr. Everett Lee Noble Forrest N . Norvell , Jr. Rod L. O'Flaherty Moses Payton+ Grover C. Pitts

C. B. Rennie, Jr. William A. Rothenberg John D. Sanford+ Richard H. Saunders, Jr.+ D. Gerald Scott George H. Spears Reed F . Taylor J. Lee Thacker Maurice Vitsky+ Flavius B. Walker, Jr .

Russell E. Walton Corbin B. White+ M. Henson Wood, Jr.

1940 Number in Class-151 Number of Contributors Participation-37% Total Dollars-$4,045.00 John M. Bareford+ Raul B. Barreras+ Arthur C. Beck, Jr. Henry W. Black+ H. Armistead Blackley Edward L. Bragg Walter W. Brooking T. H. Bruno W. J. Cash, Jr.+ John I. Crews Franklin M. Crouch Rawley F. Daniel David D. Dexter Enders Dickinson, 111+ Forrest E. Eggleston Milton Ende William W. Farley Robert H . Fennell. Jr .

Edward L. Field, Jr. Walter B. Gillette+ Harold J. Gordon, Jr.+ Austin E . Grigg+ Garland D. Haddock Samuel D. Haden, Jr. James F. Hart+ Russell E. Herring, Jr .

R. Franklin Hough, Jr .+ Luther B. Jenkins Wilbur L. Jenkins John E. Jordan Robert C. Krug Clyde B. Lipscomb+ John A. Long Macon M. Long, Jr .

Gus D. Mandaleris S . Grant Morton Donald P. Murrill+ Eugene G . Peek , Jr .

William H. Remine+ Robert F. Ripley+ William M. Robinson Julian D . Sanger+ P. Paul Saunier , Jr.+ 0. Edward Snowa+ John H. Sproles Claiborne H. Stokes+ Carlson R. Thomas Vincent S. Tiller William M. Trausneck+ T . Stanford Tutwiler Bruce P . Van Buskirk+ C. Porter Vaughan George Vranian Arnold F . Watts+ Russell K. Wood, Jr .

C. Frederick Wortham+

1941 Number in Class-129 Number of Contributors-45 Participation-35% Total Dollars-$8,732.67 Edward R . Adams+ Ralph W. Allen+ Gordon H. Andrews Robert T . Brogan Louis R . Broughman Frank M . Conner , Jr.+ Ashley D . Deshazer James H. Donohue , 111 John A. Doumlele+ Elmer P. Embrey, Jr.+ Earl R. Fox Edgar C . Garber, Jr .

M. David Grandis William A. Grant , Jr .+ William D. Gravatt+ Waverly S. Green, Jr.

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Harry E . Griffin R. Stuart Grizzard+ Nathanael B. Habel Paul J . Harrell+ James R. Harris M . Clyde Hawkins Willima M . Herndon+ Ira Hudgins+ Richard E . Humbert Chastine W. Jones, Jr .

L. Starke Jones William H. Jones, Jr.+ John H. Locke Jesse W. Markham G . Edmond Massie, 11I+ William R. Maynard, Jr. Ben H. McGhee+ T . H, McVav , Jr .

W. Dortch Oldham Harold G. Owens Albert L. Philpott Thomas E . Pugh William N . Raney+ Marion L. Rice, Jr. George H . Shackelford James A . Wagner+ Charles A. Watkins, Jr .

A. Simpson Williams , Jr .

Benjamin G . Williams

1942 Number in Class - 144 Number of Contributors - 46 Participation-32% Total Dollars - $2 ,621.40 Joseph A . Amrhein, Jr. + William H. Bingham+ Robert S. Black Harrel A . Brauer, Jr .+ William Edward Bristow Melvin D. Burge ss+ Bernard G . Cline , Jr. George E. Cox William D. Ellis, Jr .

Straughan L. Gettier A . W . Goode , Jr .

Thomas W. Green+ Edward H. Grove John M . Hardman+ W. Paul Hepler+ R. Braxton Hill , Jr .+ Emmett L. Hubbard+ Harvey L Hudson Isadore Kayne A . Stan Kellam, Jr .+ Ralph E . Kinsey Edward M. Klein+ Douglas W. Laird + Alvin P , Long, Jr .

Virgil M . Lumsden, Jr. Clarence E. Major Alvin H. Miller+ Jerry G. Miller Robert E . Piper, Jr. William L. Roberson Donald K. Robertson Charles Robinson L. T . Saunders , Jr. Edward R . Schapiro Robert H. Sease Larry B. Sheffield, Jr Jackson J. Taylor+ Harding L. Thomas + Roy J. Washer Scott H . Wermuth, Jr .

F . E. Wheeler Bolling G . Williams + Stuart Lee Williams Thomas N . Williams + Lawrence H . Willis Julian 0. Winn+

1943 Number in Class - 134 Number of Contributors Participation-18% Total Dollars-$3,090.00

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Wyndham B. Blanton , Jr .

William Edmund Bristow Sam S . Britt, Jr .+ A . Snead Camden Marvin F. Cole+ H. Addison Dalton + John M. Elmore , Jr .

Robert J. Filer John R . Fitzgerald Milton D. Friedenberg

IX

William B. Graham+ Walter W. Haden+ Robert M. Hathaway+ Moreland R. Irby, Jr. Cecil F. Jones J. Bruce Kellison C. Sidney King G. Kenneth Miller Richard C. Owen, Jr.+ Warren M. Pace Oscar A. Pohlig, Jr.+ James R. Thistlethwaite Stanley S. Watts Walter D. Wholey'+-

1944 Number in Class-88 Number of Contributors-30 Participation-34% .50 Total Dollars-$2,057 Ray Adams W. B. Adams Thomas W. Armstrong, Alfred F. Baroody Richard N. Baylor+ Henry T. Bloom Forrest W. Brown, Jr. William J. Bryan, Jr.+ George P. Gruber Charles G. Hall Earl H. Hamner, Jr James T. Hatcher, Jr.+ Georg G. I ggers F. Bernard Lesueur+ William H. Lockey, Jr. William J. Mears J. Ralph Noonkester+ Lewyn M. Oppenheim+ Ryland 0. Reamy Lucian W. Roberts, Jr. Robert B. Robinson John B. Rose, Jr. Thomas A. Saunders Edward H. Shaia Winfree H. Slater William R. Snead+ Warren A. Stansbury+ Henry R. Steigleder Preston J. Taylor+ R. F. Wyatt

Jr.+

James P. Ahstrorn William R. Arnette William T. Bareford James H. Barnes Lincoln Baxter, 11 Walter M. Brady John W. Brown, Jr. John B. Bullock John A. Byrd Harvey H . Chapman E. Gordon Conklin J. B. Dalton, Jr. J. William Etheridge Allen W. Flannagan, Jr. Frederick W. Gantt 0. J. Graham, Jr. Paul J. Harges James E. Hubbard Edgar T. Hutton Fred A. Jennings, Jr. Leonard J. Kantor Thomas S. Lloyd, Jr. Philip L. M ¡inor R. C. L. Moncure Robert M. Mustoe, Jr. Heath Owen, Jr. Robert E. Paine, Jr. Arthur A. Palmer, Jr. George M. Pence, Jr. Leslie H. Phillips, Jr. M. Moseley Powell Straughn S. Richardson, Zane Grey Ross Louis D. Rubin, Jr. J. Ralph Shotwell Lawrence E. Spiers, Jr. George R. Wyatt, Jr.

Jr.

1946 Number in Class-66 Number of Contributors-40 Participation-61% Total Dollars-$2,266.50

X

Number in Class-207 Number of Contributors-62 Participation-30% Total Dollars-$2,328.00

Number in Class-66 Number of Contributors-37 Participation-56% Total Dollars-$1,117,50

1945

James Ahstrorn William R. Arnett William T. Bareford+ James H. Barnes+ Lincoln Baxter, 11 Herbert R. Boyd, Jr. Walter M. Brady John W. Brown, Jr. John B. Bullock John A. Byrd Harvey H. Chapman E. Gordon Conklin William C. Cunningham

1948

1946 Reunion Class Gift Contributors

Number in Class-66 Number of Contributors-21 Participation-32 Total Dollars-$2,050.00 Harry W. Baldwin, Jr. Carlos S. Berrocal Olien L. Burnette, Jr. C. W. Caulkins, Jr. J. Powhatan Cox+ William M. Decker Richard H. Fisher Joel W. Harnett+ Philip R. Hart+ Herbert C. Hoover+ Kenneth D. Howard Jerome I rnburg C. Bailey Jones+ Charles F. Kingery+ Omar Mardan Charles G. Motley+ Rupert W. Quaintance, George G, Ritchie, Jr. Norman Rolfe Wilbur M. Sims W.W. Walthall, Jr.+

Robert C. Moss, Jr. H. Robert Mundy William E. Newby+ M. Jackson Null+ Robert C. Parker Walter L. Parker+ George E. Reynolds James R. R ichrnan Gilbert Rosenthal Bernard M. Savage Frank D. Stoneburner+ Jesse M. Tucker, Jr. I. Leake Wornorn, Jr. James E. Worsham, Jr.+

James B. Dalton, Jr. J. William Etheridge Allen W. Flannagan, Jr.+ Frederick W. Gantt 0. J. Graham, Jr.+ Paul J. Harges James E. Hubbard+ Edgar T. Hutton Fred A. Jennings, Jr. Leonard J. Kantor Thomas S. Lloyd, Jr. Philip L. Minor R. C. L. Moncure R. M. Mustoe, Jr. Ellis E. O'Neal, Jr. Heath Owen, Jr. Robert E. Paine, Jr. Arthur A. Palmer, Jr. George M. Pence, Jr. Leslie H. Phillips, Jr.+ M. Moseley Powell Jr.+ Straughn S. Richardson, Zane Grey Ross+ Louis D. Rubin, Jr. J. Ralph Shotwell Lawrence E. Spiers, Jr. George R. Wyatt, Jr.+

1947 Number in Class-137 Number of Contributors-31 Participation-23% Total Dollars-$2,289.00 Martin F. Clark Solon B. Cousins, Jr. Paul W. Duke Roland J. Elliott Patrick I. Fenlon Junius E. Foster, Jr.+ Douglas 8. Goforth+ Robert 0. Greene Lewis B. Hasty Spencer M. King D. Walton Mallory, Jr.+ Joseph E. Mathias Jr. R. McCutcheon, Robert L. McDanel Louis L. McGee Donald H. McGlory Mike Michaelson

Jr.

William C. Amos, Jr. Jr. Andrew A. Armstrong, Philip P. Avery, Jr. Lonie! B. Bagby, Jr. Alvin Berger Melvin G. Berman Sidney L. Berz James W. Boeh ling David W. Branch M. Caldwell Butler Ill John F. Butterworth, F. Allen Cavedo Richard A. Chandler+ Charles H. Copeland William R. Creadick, Jr. T. T. Crump Jr. Kenneth Crumpton, V. Earl Dickinson+ Jr.+ J. Earle Dunford, Harry E. Dunn Welford S. Farmer Lee M. Gahegan+ A. P. Gates Philip Goldfarb Frederick T. Gray Cleveland E. Hall Gerald A. Harbaugh+ Frank J. Hendrick Thomas W. Herrmann William 0. Hester, Jr. George D. Hodges L. C. Jensen, Jr. V. Eric Kemp, Jr. William S. Kirk Herbert D. Liebman Melvin V. Lubman William B. Luck R. Pierce Lumpkin William C. Magee William M. Maxey F. Lawson Pankey+ Kenneth M. Pedersen William B. Pond William R. Pully+ James E. Rayhorn+ Corbett M. Roberts Irvin Robinson William Y. Roper, Jr. Alan B. Rose William H. Rowan Howard W. Saunders, 111 Martin L. Shotzberger Fletcher Stiers, Jr.+ D. Nelson Sutton, Jr. F. Carlyle Tiller H. Charles Walker, Jr. A. Hughes Ware, Jr. Wilson C . Ware William H. Warren James M. Wiltshire, Jr.+ James R. Wright R. C. Yerby, Ill

1949 Number in Class-404 Number of Contributors-107 Participation-26% Total Dollars-$4,660.00 William L. Alford Sattler B. Anderson W. R. Anderson James 0. Avison Walter B. Barger+ Marvin A. Bayles Chester Bolling Walter L. Bradley+ William C. Carter

Ten Best Classes by Number of Contributors No. Class Rank 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1949 1948 1940 1931 1958 1965 1942 1941 1950 1930 1937 1946

Morris E. Cather, Jr. James E. Caudle Thomas H. Caulkins+ Ramon E. Chalkley, Jr. David S. Clay+ Neil R. Cline Charles W. Coppedge W. Gordon Cousins+ Richard S. Dance John E. David William C. Day William H. Doub, Jr. J. Thomas Edmonds Donald B. Fendler Jr.+ Joseph E. Galloway, E. Carlton Gammon John H. Garber, Jr. William N. Gee, Jr.+ E. John Goetz+ John Goode John C. Gordon+ William D. Gresham William R. Gross Corbett F. Haden Arthur J. Haines, Jr. William L. Hales Ralph N. Hargrove+ Charles P. Harwood Robert W. Hays James E. Heslep, Jr.+ John R. Hoffman+ Raymond T Holmes, Jr. Edward T. Hooper Farrar W. Howard 11 John B. Howerton, Werter H. Hurt, Jr Walter F. Hyer, Jr+ Joseph A. Jennings D. Wallace Johnson George I. Johnson..Robert M. Jones+ L. Alex Jordan, Jr. Mercer W. Kay George T. King, 111 Irving R. King Daniel H. Kruger Louis F. Luechauer Saul M. Luria Morton Marks, Jr t H. Stuart Massie, Jr.+ Aubrey M. Matthews James R. Matthews Charles 0. Mattox, Jr.+ William S. Michaux Roderick 0. Miller James A. Moncure John Moncure Paul A. Myers Lawrence L. Nachman William J. Noell James A. O'Connor+ Lewis M. Orner, 111 Robert H. Parks, 111 William C. Pendleton W. A. Philpott+ James R. Phipps John S. Pierce, Jr.+ H. Douglas Pitts+ Michael A. Platko Edward E. Ralston Daniel E. Ramer Walter E. Reid, Jr.+ Arthur L. Richardson J. B. Richardson George W. Riegel James B. Robinson+ Philip A. Rosenfeld

107 62 56 48 47 46 46 45 45 43 41 40

Robert R. Shotzberger+ John M. Smith William T. Smith, Jr.+ F. Morrison Smither Bernie 0. Snoddy Sherman F. Sos now James J. Sweeny+ Charles R. Talley+ Claude G. Thomas Ben G. Triplett Oscar M. Warren, Jr. Frank S. Wendt Norman A. West+ Richard C. Whitehead Douglas W. Wiley+ Walter H. Williams+ William E. Winn Norman 8. Wood, Jr. Bill N. Woody+ Claude L. Woody, Jr. Joel 8. Yowell+

Welford L. Harris Cornelius E. Hohmann+ John E. Houghton Walter R. Jones Albert D. Murden+ Fletcher B. Owen, Jr. James A. Payne, Jr. Willie M. Reams, Jr.+ Albert Rinaldi Donald W. Roth Robert T. Tyland, Jr.+ Frank M. Sasser, Jr. W. Spilman Short+ Samuel L. Smith, Ill+ George D. Taylor, Jr.+ William J. Weston+ B. 0. Williams, Jr. Arthur B. Wolan R. Lewis Wright+

1950

Number in Class-143 Number of Contributors-29 Participation-20% Total Dollars-$2,203.00

Number in Class-221 Number of Contributors-45 Participation-20% Total Dollars-$3,511.00 William B. Astrop+ Donald Baxter Lewis R, Belote, Jr. Lewis T. Booker+ George W. Bowman, 111 William A. Brown Roy N. Cain James P. Comer Chase S. Decker Robert K. Duley Edward L. Dunford+ John P. Elliott, Jr.+ Blackwell B. Evans Robert E. Fitzgerald H. Aubrey Ford Philip Frederick, Jr Darrell K. Gilliam William C. Harding William J. Hargis, Jr. Henry T. Harrison, Jr. Thomas L. Howard, Jr. Erskine M. Hutcheson James H. Johnson Marvin A. Krane 8. Walton Mahon+ James A. McClellan+ Donald H. McNeill, Jr. Marvin Menkes+ William P. Montgomery Clark Moody Carroll W. Morrow Edward C. Paarfus, Jr. Aubrey J. Rosser+ Hansford H. Rowe, Jr. James R. Sease Howell F. Shannon, Jr. Robert B. Shaw Earl J. Spencer+ Charles J. Townsend Ralph G. Turner Samuel D. Ukrop Jr E. Malcolm Wilkinson ' ¡ C. Carlyle Williams+ Wirt H. Wills, Jr, Robert L. Wood

1951 Number in Class-189 Number of Contributors-38 Participation-20% Total Dollars-$1,511.00 Warren G. Anderson+ Charles C. Bellas James B. Bourne, Jr. J. Graham Brimm Winston M. Browne, Jr.+ William G. Bruce Hill A. Carter, Ill Edwin F. Comunale+ William T. Coppage+ James H. Dwyer John C, Edmonds, Jr. Julius H. Fanney, Jr. Richard J. Fitz, Jr.+ William V. Ford+ Arthur 8. Frazier Paul R. Garber+ Thomas E. Garnett, Jr. W. Marshall Geoghegan, Jr. John K. Griffin+

Participation-23% Total Dollars-$1,067

1952

Charles A. Bee kett Leonard Berman+ J. Vernon Brooks+ John R. Brown+ Thomas R. Butterworth, Roland P. Clement, Jr. Samuel L. Cooke, Jr. I I+ Lynn C. Dickerson, Norman R. Dodi Ira S. Druckman Harold J . Goodman J. Patrick Graybeal Panos G. Gregoriou Charles M. Heath William F. Herget A. Edward Hodges, Jr. R. Page Hudson, Jr. Marvin F. Kerby, Jr. William H. Leftwich Fitzhugh X. Mullins W. H. Patterson, Jr. Julio Rive 8. Franklin Skinner Robert R. Storm+ William T. Trimmer, Jr. George W. Via Jess H. Walters Paul D. Webster, Ill W. Randolph Young

Jr .

1953 Number in Class-153 Number of Contributors-33 Participation-22% Total Dollars-$1,073.98 Jr+ George R. Aldhizer ¡ ' Robert S. Alley Charles L. Baird, Jr. Robert E. Baylor, Jr. Gene C. Bayne William R. Beasley Sidney E. Brown William E. Browne Albert W. Coates, Jr.+ Hubert L. DuPree, Jr. John W. Edmonds, 111 William W. Eudailey+ John H. Geiser Francis D. Gragnani F. Ward Harkrader, Jr. Seymour Horwitz E. H. Jones Edward R. Ketchie Michael A. Korb, Jr. Fulton A. Lee, Jr. Cecil E. Marsh+ Linwood C. Matthews, Jr. N. Andre Nielsen Philip L. Oglesby Robert C. Parsons+ Ralph E. Peachee J. Sydnor Phillips, Jr.+ Thomas N. Pollard, Jr.+ B. Nolting Rhodes Charles A. Tulloh+ Stephen G. White Thomas B. Wiley Charles F. Wiltshire+

1954 Number Number

in Class-129 of Contributors-30

1956

.00

Number in Class-205 Number of Contributors-33 Participation-16% Total Dollars-$837.00

Spencer D. Albright, Ill Truett E. Allen+ Juan R. Anderson, Jr. Robert E. Bateman+ Irby 8. Brown R. Wayne Browning+ Ying Ho Chen James H. Cofer Charles L. Delbridge, Jr. Thomas W. Downing, Jr. E . L. Elliott, Ill Donald W. Fowlkes Gordon G. Fralin, Jr, V. Allen Gaines James H. Hatchell Gus V. Jackson, Jr. Eugene Jefferson Lawrence E. Matthews Charles A. Mink+ Robert S. B. Ossman+ Timothy T. Pohmer David B. Propert 11 William S. Ratchford ' John L. Reynolds+ E. Eugene Rorrer+ Jr. Edgar L. Turlington, Gunars Vilcins Bryon G. Vincent, Jr .

Roy C. Wood+ William R . Wooten, Jr.+

John C. Allred, Jr.+ Claude W. Anderson Luther R. Ashworth+ Horace L. Bass, Jr. Otis L. Brown Jr.+ Erik R. Christensen, George W. Davis, Jr. Ronald F. Dobson J. Peyton Farmer+ Coleman D. Figg+ Edward A. Flippen, Jr. Philip A. Flournoy L. Arnold Frederick David I. Harfeld+ Hugh L. Horton John F. Kelley William J. Kerr Clarence H. Keville, Jr. Phillip H. Kirkpatrick Walter P. Lysaght+ Donald E. Lytal Fred C, Mallory Louis G. McClellan, Jr .

Adair R. McConnell H. Franklin Minor+ W. Roger Powers James F. Roland Robert L. Sgro David L. Shelky, Jr. Frederick H. Swaffin, 111 Jr. Girard V. Thompson, Alvin D. Whitley Edward B. Willingham, Jr.

1955 Number in Class-100 Number of Contributors-29 Participation-29% Total dollars-$845.00 L. Henry Anderson+ Joe S. Bage+ Lawrence B. Bond James K. Brown Robert L. Burrus, Jr. Dwight W. Cumbee+ William D. Deep Park P. Dickerson+ John B. Dorsey Albert A. Fratrick+ James L. Gardner Robert L. Garian Harland R. Getts Charles M. Graham, Jr.+ John W. Guy, Ill Kenneth L. Hodder Jr.+ J. R. Hutchinson, Charles L. Knott, Jr. Lester L. Lamb I. Barry Mehler Donald L. Morecock John T. Mullins+ Robert E. Short+ James R. Sipe Joseph E. Spruill, Jr.+ Jefferson D. Stephenson+ John F. Swanson+ Clayton D. Sweet, Jr. James M. Wilson, 111+

1957 Number in Class-164 Number of Contributors-25 Participation-15% Total Dollars-$575.00 Edward M. Bishop Thomas C. Dalton A. Dabney Harvey+ William C. Hatcher Mortimer D. Heizer David L. Johnson Benjamin N. Jones William A. Julias+ Sam G. Kapourales Chester T. Kauffman Paul W. Kirk, Jr. Lawrence W. Mason Jack M. Neal+ Martin W. Noffsinger Roy K. Patteson, Jr. Willard M. Robinson+ William M. Stover Norman A. Templon, William G. Toone William P. Tuck Donald 8 . Vaden+ Will E. Wade Marion W. Ward, Jr. R. Kenneth Wheeler Joseph M. Whitehead

Ten Best Classes by Percentage of Participation (1911-1929) Rank 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

10

Percent

Class 1914 L. 1915 L. 1924 L. 1921 R. 1927 L. 1911 R. 1915 R. 1921L.S. 1913 L. 1916 L. 1926 L. 1917 R. 1914 R. 1926 R. 1922 R. 1913 R. 1920 R.

s. s. s.

100%

C. S. C. C.

61 58 57 57 57 50 50 50 48 46 45 45 43 39

S.

s. s.

C. C. C. C. C. C.

100 100

Jr.

1958 Number in Class-205 Number of Contributors-47 Participation-23% Total Dollars-$1,557.00 William F. Abernathy+ Clifton E. Barton, Jr. Donald E. Boyer Michael Brelick Robert A . Brown Kenneth E. Burke, Jr.+ Kenneth A. Burnette+ Richard R. Butterworth+ Worth H. Carter T. Granville Carver Richard E. Cloe Hunter G. Cockrell, Jr. Francis L. David Arthur H. Demonbreun Robert 8. Edwards Harley M. Ellman A. Ransone Hartz+ James E. Hoffman George R. Hulcher Robert C. Jackson+ John E. Jenkins+

XI

J. Ashton Kesler William C. Knott Edwin A. Mayo David A. Mccants+ Fred K. McCoy+ David S. Miller, II Charles 8. Moran, Jr. Leonard A . Paris Charles K. Polly, Jr. Patrick T . Quisenberry Christ J. Rubis John R. Scanlon Paul S, Schueller Frank G. Schwall ¡, Jr.+ Frederick C. Scott Olen H. Sikes, Jr. William P. Simmons Roger W. Staley Nelson L. St. Clair, Jr. Robert I. Steele Charles Turney Phillip E. Welker Ellis M. West+ 111 John J. Westbrook, John 8. Wiggins, Jr.+ J.M. Yankovich

1959 Number in Class-228 Number of Contributors-32 Participation-14% Total Dollars-$1,070.00 William E. Baker J. Henry Barrett Robert S. Bloxom Russell E. Booker, Jr. David E. Carmack+ Clifton S. Collins+ Phillip W. Crews, Jr. James A. Devoe Allan S. Hammock Aubrey C. Hudgins, Jr .

Theodore S. Jones Robert C. Lackey, Jr.+ Michael C. Magee+ E. Masters, Jr.+ Theodore Julian C. Metts, Jr. Peter R. Neal A. Keith Overstreet+ L. H, Rauppius Thomas R. Ryan, Ill+ Robert D. Scott William P. Slaughter James D. Smith+ John M. Smith William R. Speer Thomas C. Stavredes William E. Trout, Ill William M. Vaughan Robert G. Watts Bob D. Willis+ Thomas M. Winn, Jr Kenneth E. Yeaman Paige A. Young

1960 Number in Class-218 Number of Contributors-21 Participation-10% Total Dollars-$725.00 Tommy P. Baer Charles S. Boone Bowles, Jr. C. Champion William J. Bugg, Jr Alan E. Burgess Donald F Clement Benjamin C. Garrett, Ill Paul A. Gross+ Jerry E. Haney Robert 8. Johnson Douglas P. Millar Luis W. Morales Reginald P. Morris Ervin H. Mueller, Jr William F. Myers W. Christian Sizemore+ Melvin D. Snead+ Robert G. Sullivan F. Llewellyn Welstead Jr. Claude S. Whitehead, Melvin L. Wooldridge

1961 Number in Class-230 Number of Contributors-33 Participation-14% Total Dollars-$750.00

XII

Hilton R. Almond S. Wyndham Anderson Jay D. Bond, Jr.+ Richard E. Brewer+ Robert F . Brooks K. Wayne Burkholder Wallace S. Edwards James H. Epps Richard Fralin Thomas H. Garrett, Jr.+ Joseph P. Gillette+ William L. Hawkins, Jr Thomas S. Jones, Jr. John S. Knox Carl F. Langley, Jr. Timothy 0. Langston, Jr. Landis H. Litchfield+ Edward Y. Lovelace, Ill+ George 8. Morewitz+ Edward C. Peple, Jr.+ Donald A. Pitts Gordon Prior Ronald W. Rimmer Wyatt E. Roye, Jr. Donald H. Seely William D. Snellings John L. Spain, Jr.+ Claude W. Staggs, Jr. Jamerson H. Stuckey Earl D. White, II Ebb H. Williams, 111+ Larry M. Wood Raymond A. Young

1962 Number in Class-204 Number of Contributors-31 Participation-15% Total Dollars-$701.00 David R. Ames Frederick Bateman Paul Brickner 111 Austin Brockenbrough, Robert 8. Bush H. Thomas Callahan William A. Clark John A. Clayton Randolph C. Cox, Jr. Douglas P. Elmore Marvin H. Everhart, Jr. Preston W. Forbes Ill+ Charles J. Franzman, Marshall R. Frazer Samuel Genderson+ J. Bradley H. Gunter+ William S. Kerr+ Barry V. Kirkpatrick Robert H. Lemmon James M. MacMillan, Jr. Douglas L. Martin+ Michael Morchower Pettus T. Morris, Jr.+ Dalton A. Parker+ David A. Reid William E. Russell Harold L. Smith James L. Smith+ C. Daniel Stevens+ Earl W. Stoudt Edward H. Weber, Jr.

1963 Number in Class-179 Number of Contributors-27 Participation-15% Total Dollars-$746.00 Louis S. Allen, Jr. Philip J. Bagley, Ill Robert B. Belton+ James J. Booker, 111 Ernest J. Boyd Roland 8. Brandis, 111 Robert J. Fagg, Jr. Michael M Foreman+ John L. Fugate Jr. Wallace E. Garthright, Stuart V. Grand is Walter S. Griggs, Jr.+ James W. Hosier, Ill Roscoe A. Hotchkiss, Jr.+ Norman E. Lassiter, Jr.+ Howard W. Love Albert E. Millar, Jr. Garland W. Poarch Allen L. Puffenberger Russell L. Rabb, Jr. Casey W. Riley

Dale G. Robinson+ Jr. Ernest S. Strother, Glen A. Tyler John W. Vaughan, Jr. William G. Ventura, Jr. Roy C. Young+

1964 Number in Class-233 Number of Contributors-30 Participation-13% Total Dollars-$508.00 111 Arthur A. Anthony, Alan S. Balaban Garth J. Baldwin William M. Blaylock Robert C. Bullock J. Thomas Burch, Jr. William H. Caldwell+ John G. Cametas Francis F. Carr, Jr. J_ Floyd Clingenpeel+ E. Olen Culler Daniel A. Dye Robert R. Everett G. Mallory Freeman, Jr. Billy R. Graham J. Frank Greenwalt, Jr.+ Charles A. Hartz, Jr.+ Thomas E. Hill+ David W. Johnson+ William P. A. Knight John N. Martin Stuart 8. Medlin+ John N. Moreau+ James 0. Perry Gordon B. Porter, Jr.+ Rudolph L. Raymaker Thomas G. Seccia+ Jr. Jack F. Thompson, William O. Tune, Jr. Thomas J.C. Williams, Jr.

1965 Number in Class-257 Number of Contributors-46 Participation-18% Total Dollars-$795.00 George W. Aux, Jr. John M. Bailey, Ill Lawrence E. Brett, Jr.+ Edwin D. Brooks, Jr.+ H. Gray Broughton Stephen S. Carpenter Stuart C. Clough Ill John W. Courtney, Earl R. Crouch, Jr.+ Robert L. Davies John A. Deeter+ Edward P. Denmead Henry Dickinson William 8. Early, Jr. Bu rrie E. Eaves, 111 Jefferson D. Ewell, Ill Dennis W. Fabella J. Fielding Garner James H. Gordon, Jr. Thomas W. Hash Robert E. Hawkes, Jr.+ Larry J. Hitchner Reginald N. Jones+ Kenneth R. King Richard L. Korink Michael C. Kusheba Powell M. Livesay+ Richard H. L. Marks Howard S. Marley John A. Mccloud Earle W. Moore+ Philip Okun Arthur J. Parr, Jr. Leland W. Potter, Jr. Gordon L. Price, Jr. Raymond C. Robertson Murray S. Rosenberg Anthony D. Sakowski, Jr.+ Charles E. Samuels Barry G. Sharp Donald Stevens Joseph Stromick Ben D. Traylor+ Stanley C. Tucker Joseph V. Turner, 111 Daniel D. Wright

1966 Number

in Class 253

Number of Contributors-29 Participation-12% Total Dollars-$445.50 Robert W. Allen, Jr.+ Donald W. Barnes+ Winston R. Blenckstone James H. Bush J. Edward Capps Douglas H. Carper Dixon W. Christian Gerald F. Daltan Evan Davis, 111 Karl M. Doetsch Travis T. DuPriest, Jr. Richard W. Fischer John C. Flatt Kenneth S. Gray+ Jr.+ William I. Greenwood, Claude E. Higgins, Jr. Fred A. Hodnett, Jr. Douglas Hunt H. David Ingram Michael D. Kicidis Ralph May, Jr. Marcus D. Minton James P. O'Brien+ John L. Packett James F. Russell M. Sieverdes Christopher William J. Solari Jack E. Trent J. Michael Walters

Ten Best Classes by Percentage of Participation (1930-1970) Rank 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Class

Percent

1930 L. s.

1946 R. C. 1931 L. s.

1931 R. C. 1942 L. s.

1947L.S. 1940 R. C. 1941 R. C. 1953 SBA 1930 R. C. 1944 R. C. 1937 R. C. 1942 R. C. 1945 R. C.

67% 61 53 52 50 50 37 35 35 34 34 33 32 32

1967 Number in Class-243 Number of Contributors-30 Participation-12% Total Dollars-$380.00 Douglas L. Anderson Frank A. Appel Robert N. Baldwin Robert H. Cunningham, Francis I. DuPont, Ill Milton G. Early+ Haney S. Fayed, Jr. Leonard J. Greenspoon+ George R. Grubbs, Jr. James S. Gulick Andrew G. Lewis Jan G. Linn+ Paul J. Manchey, Jr Alan H. Markow John G. McCormick Thomas W. Neal, Jr.+ Robert L. Newins Walter T. Owen Keith R. Pennell Samuel E. Perry, Jr. Edward J. Puryear, 11 R. Allen Saville Francis M. Seay William E. Stark, Jr. David C. Stromswold Keigh L. Tinkham George W. Todd, Jr.+ Sandy T. Tucker+ Gene C. Wilkinson+ W. Carter Younger

1968 Number Number

in Class-318 of Contributors-35

Ill

- 11% Participation Total Dollars-$463.00

SCHOOL OF ~US/NESS r:,ADMINISTRATION

R. Allen William Jr. William 0. Antozzi, James Ashby, 111 William C. Ashley+ Robert M . Berry David J. Brobst+ James T. Cheney, Jr .+ Richard C. Chittum L. Clarke Raymond R. Wayne Dawson Michael D. Denoia Gary L. Denton Duffer+ R. Randolph Donald D . Dziedziak Marshall L. Ellett Robert A. Faulkner W. Paul Fernald George A . Fisher Marshall E. Flax John I. Fleet, Jr. Wallace T. Graham T . Hardy, Jr. Frederick J . Donald Harris+ Charles L. Hill+ James H . Johnson Paul A. Krumm Frank T. McCormick+ Albert E . Neale Richard B. Nichols, 111 John E . Owens L. Pugh, Jr. Howard 11 Ryland, Garnett Donald K. Schmidt Ralph W. Turner, Jr. II Walter P. Wright,

1950 Number in Class-89 Number of Contributors-20 Participation-22% Total Dollars-$685.00 Arville H. Browder W. G. Carrington+ Richard A. Claybrook Thomas J. Curtis+ James F. Duckhardt William C. Farmer+ V. Flora+ Kenneth Wayne A. Freeland Jr. Curtis V. Giannini, Todd R. Gregory+ Elbert R. Hines A. Dale Hulce , Jr. J. Kohler Winfield Stewart W. Landrum Julien C. Picot, Jr. Virgil R. Strader, Jr. Grayson E. Tuck Edward M. Vassar A. Weaver+ Milford Harold E. White+

1951 Number in Class-80 Number of Contributors-22 Participation-28% Total Dollars-$978.00

1969 Number in Class-372 Number of Contributors-15 Participation-4% .00 Total Dollars-$155 Paul L. Bradshaw William F. Cale, Ill David N. Cates Marvin T. Clark, Jr. John C. King Douglas G . Perritt John L. Robbins Thomas W. Robertson Samuel C. Scott Davis L. Smith, Jr .+ Fred D. Smith, Jr. Henry N. Stultz+ Jerry W. Turner Edward G. Wooldridge, Richard M . Yonce

Jr.

1970 Number in Class - 336 Number of Contributors-18 Participation-5% Total Dollars - $740.00 Charles B. Altizer Richard P. Balderson Roger L. Beck Jr. Bragdon R. Bowling, Weldon A. Bradshaw William W . Breedlove Dozier B. Emmitt F. Jones, Jr .

Benjamin L. Ward Kerr, Jr. Kerry D. King 111 Thomas K. McGrath, John G. Mizell, Jr. Sterling H. Moore William W . Scott, Jr. B. Shapiro William George D . Varoutsos David S. Whitacre Ill Norman H. Williams,

These Classes are in Each Top Ten Listing 1.

2.

3.

4.

1921 1931 1940 1941

R,C. R.C. R.C. R.C.

A Special Hurrah to Each of Them!!

Wesley W . Brown+ L. Coates Elwood Pollard Cobb John Collie, Jr. Gus A . Condos WIiiiam H. Cox, Jr. A . D . Dodd Richard L. Gary+ E. Ralph Graves, Jr.+ J. Harry Hastings B. Frank Lewis, Jr. Adrian L. Loftin, Jr.+ Charles E . Minter Thomas 0. Morris Charles R. Neatrour R. Newhouse+ William Jay P. Samuels William G. Shahda Robert S . Stephens G. Taylor Bowlman Jr.+ Edward S . Whitlock, Earle F. Worley

1952 Number in Class-52 Number of Contributors-15 Participation-29% Total Dollars-$574.00 F. Adams , Jr.+ Theodore James E. Beck+ Alan L . Bloch Allan S. Bloom Samuel P. Cardwell+ Roy S. Cayton+ S. Edmonds+ Franklin Richard I. Florin+ Newton 0. Fowler, Jr .

Andrew C. Garnett+ Hervey S . Jones Charles H. Kelley Jr.+ Simon Moughamian, Donald D. Parcell George R. Trotter

1953 Number in Class-55 Number of Contributors-19 Participation-35% Total Dollars-$1,565.00 John C . Alsop Richard M . Anthony William J . Carter, Ill+ J. Dean, 111 Frederick Warren L. Flannagan James M. Frye, Jr.+ David W. Hartz+ K. Howell+ William Robert W. Hudgins+ Ronald G. Mann

Byron D. Peterson Joe Philpott+ Mrs. Helen A . Shaw Ernest S. Sneed Walter D . Tucker John White, Ill+ Edward 0. Whitt Jr. A. Melton Williams, Donald B. Williams+

Lawrence G. Flannagan, Jr .

Harold W. Hamlett, Alpheus B. James Fred T. Mathews, Jr. Philip B. Morris Louis E . Nelsen R. Jack Schweitzer+

1954

Number in Class-79 Number of Contributors Participation-13% Total Dollars-$225.00

Number in Class-44 Number of Contributers-7 Participation-16% .00 Total Dollars-$562 Robert W. Berry, Jr.+ Fred B . Bisger Thomas C. Leggett Albert L. Thomas, Jr .+ Wilbur E. Thomas+ F. Thomas, Jr.+ William Robert C. Wood

1955 Number in Class-51 Number of Contributors-11 % Participation-21 Total Dollars-$730.00 Jr. Leo J. Androconis, Ted R . Buckner+ Bruce A . Carlton+ Ill F. Dunbar, William Charles Howard, Jr. John Irvine John W . Lewis H. Grady Moore, Jr. Parke D. Pendleton+ Robert M. Tunstall Henry B. Ward+

1956 Number in Class-59 Number of Contributors-16 Participation-27% Total Dollars-$270.00 Clyde H. Bellamy, Jr.+ E. Cole William Walter E. Douglas+ K. Durham+ Talmadge H. Lee Ford Sidney E. Friedenberg Charles R. Hailey R. Paul Hammond Edmund G. Harrison Richard E. Hight Abby W. Moore James A . Morholt Bernard G. Ragland+ Jack A. Runion E. Aubrey Thomas+ Robert E. Winckler

1957 Number in Class-70 Number of Contributors-12 Participation-17% Total dollars-$210.00 Jr. Howard L. Arthur, E. Blackhurst Lawrence Jr ,+ Samuel B. Cutchins, E . Preston Grissom Joseph H . Harman+ Leo N. Lampros Jr.+ William A. McCarty, Edward W. McPhillips Richard L. Shumate J. Sodomka Frederick Robert A . Stricklett Emory P. Weisiger, Jr.

1958 Number in Class-93 Number of Contributors-17 Participation-18% Total Dollars-$460.00 Barry B. Anthony John G. Bazacos, Jr. Beavers+ W. Sherwood Ray W . Bowles Jr. Lloyd E. Brotzman, Carl W. Carnes Charles H. Carter, Jr. Robert B. Dyer J . C. Eanes, Jr.+

Jr .+

1959 - 10

Jr. Backstrom, Arthur Philip H. Brandt Henry N. Cosby+ Richard Dasher Ellis M. Dunkum+ Robert W. Gay, Jr.+ William W. Hamner William M. Richardson M. Barry Simmerman Jack H. Wyatt+

1960 Number in Class-81 Number of Contributors-19 Participation-23% Total Dollars - $757 .00 Julian M. Alley Robert S . Boss+ Robert A . Bunting Bobby R. Curtis Charl1:on L. Davis David M . Deitz Bernard F. Harris John M. Harrison John Hardy High Carl W. Johnson+ Conrad C. Lewane Russell T. Mann, Jr.+ Charles G. McDaniel M. McRainey Archibald Robert G. Padgett T. Calhoun Strawhand Strum+ J. Sherwood Thomas A. Tillman J. Edwin Trader

1961 Number in Class-80 Number of Contributors Participation-10% .00 Total Dollars-$110 Lou is J . Corletto+ Donald H , Davies J. Larry Dixon+ Thomas R. Evans Donald P. Falls+ Michael K. Ryan William V. Shelton Edward C. Spence,

- 8

Jr .

1962 Number in Class- 73 Number of Contributors Participation-19% Total Dollars-$395.00

- 14

Richard E. Alford David L. Burke M. Clark Alexander L. Eanes+ Gordon George W. Farley D . Fuqua William John F. Green E . Hamlet Gordon Lewis F. Jolly Jr. Robert E. Nunnally, Jr .+ S. Lee Richardson, Barry E. Saunders Robert W. Warren Carl E. Woodard

1963 Number in Class-68 Number of Contributors-18 Participation-26% Total Dollars-$622.00 R . John Adams, 111 D. Keith Baker Jon N. Bolling N. Decher Bris t ow John M. Dirom Wayne J. Haskins+

XIII

William W. Hendrick, Jr. John P. Horger Charles C. Leber Stephen B. Miller Jamil M. Najm Jerry J. Pazzella, Jr.+ Joseph B. Reynolds Wilbur E. Rose E. Robert Toler+ Robert H. Trent+ Philip M. Wade Robert D. Whitehurst

1964 Number in Class-97 Number of Contributors-17 Participation-18% Total Dollars-370.00 Larry E . Soppe+ Douglas B. Bowers J. N. Busey William H. Collins, Jr. Louis G. Gutberlet James A. Hill William J. Howell+ H. Page Johnson, Jr. George W. Paynter Herbert C. Peterson Dennis M. Rozum Leonard W. Sandridge, Jr. 0. Martin Shorter , 111 Gerald M. Spivey Pete Stavredes James L. Thacker, Jr. Russell G. Warren

1965 Number in Class-83 Number of Contributors-7 Participation-8% Total Dollars-$260.00 Bobby S. Bulls+ Barry D. Crawford+ Read F. Goode+ Melvin R. Harris William H. Howell, Ill+ Paul M. Kessler John R. Maney, Jr.

1966 Number in Class-106 Number of Contributors-12 Participation-11 % Total Dollars-$227 .00 Marcus E. Bang+ Richard W. Elliott Ronald P. Fretwell Thomas A. Garrett Mason L. Hart William W. Hatcher, Jr. Carl E. Mangum+ John N. Marriott Bobby L. Oliver+ John E. Smith, Jr.+ Aubrey A. Talley, 111 Darrel I L. Ussery+

1967

James E. Harris+ Don B. Henderson Earl T. Holloway, Jr .

Gregory L. Hood Kenneth A. Lombart+ Larry D. Metcalfe Charles M. Moltz, Jr .

Peter D. Pruden, 11I+ E. Claiborne Robins, Jr. Robert T. Stinchcum Michael Weiss

1969 Number in Class-152 Number of Contributors-19 Participation-13% Total Dollars-$186.00 H. Byron Barnes, Jr. Rea Brown H. Lindsey Clem+ Gordon W. Crawford J. Stephen Dowdy John S. Estes Andrew H. Forberg David L. Heavenridge Joseph T. Hodges Larry E. Kayne Stewart H. Marley Welford R. Maxie Bernie T. Quinn Hugh A. Richeson, Jr. James E. Robertson Glenn S. Settle Steven W. Solomon Robert S. Ukrop+ George M. Ward, Jr.

1970 Number in Class-130 Number of Contributors-8 Participation-6% Total Dollars-$90 00 Reginald F. Burner Charles S. Hopkins, Jr. W. Michael Kephart Richard G. Koester Garnett 0. Lee, 111 Ralph L. Lyons David R. Stauffer Jerry F. Williams

THE TC.WILLIAMS SCHOOL OF"LAW Old Guard John A. Cutchins '05 A. Willis Robertson '08 M. Melville Long '10

1913 Number in Class-4 Number of Contributors-2 Participation-50% Total Dollars-$35.00

Number in Class-104 Number of Contributors-13 Participation-12% Total Dollars-$225.00

John B. Duval Harry L. Snead

Alger Batts, Jr. Wilbur B. Boyer, Jr. Frederic A. Clark, Jr.+ Frederick R. Dublin+ Kenneth M. Gassman, Jr.+ James G. Hall Loren T. Lumadue George T. Mal I is+ Gerald E. Parr+ Henry T. Pohlman John N. Rose Robert A. Stobie Ralph E. Sutton

Number in Class-1 Number of Contributors-1 Participation-100% Total Dollars-$200.00

1968 Number in Class-100 Number of Contributors-13 Participation-13% Total Dollars-$310.00 Wayne E. Breeden Frederick H. Combs, II Eldridge C. Hamm, Jr.

XN

1914

Robert

A. Brock,

Jr.

1915 Number in Class-2 Number of Contributors-2 Participation-1 00% Total Dollars-$350.00 J. Vaughan Gary Wilmer L. O'Flaherty

1917 Number in Class-3 Number of Contributors-1 Participation-33% Total Dollars-$100.00 A. 0. Lynch

1921 Number in Class- 7 Number of Contributors-4 Participation-57% Total Dollars-$970.00 Frank S. Barrett W . Richard Broaddus, Robert B. Gayle Virgil R. Goode

Jr.+

1923 Number in Class-10 Number of Contributors-1 Participation-10% Total Dollars-$50.00

W. Lafayette

Robinson+ John H. Powell Robert M. Stone+

1924 Number in Class-6* Number of Contributors-6 Participation-100% Total Dollars-$450.00 Emerson D. Baugh Felix E. Edmunds+ Y. M. Hodges E. Ralph James James T. Knight David J. Maysâ&#x20AC;˘

1926 Number in Class-14 Number of Contributors-7 Participation-50% Total Dollars-$175.00 George E. Booker, 111 Evan R. Chesterman, Jr.+ Walter H. Gray Major M. Hillard W. Moscoe Huntley D. Gardiner Tyler A. L. Witcher, Jr.

1927 Number in Class-12 Number of Contributors-7 Participation-58% Total Dollars-$255.00 Robert S. Bristow, Jr. J. Headlee Joe T. Mizell, Jr. K. A. Pate David T. Ratcliffe Llewelyn S. Richardson Clinton H. Sheppard

1928 Number in Class-14 Number of Contributors-4 Participation-29% Total Dollars-$195.00 William L. Carleton B. T. Gunter, Jr. .Samuel K. McKee, Wilbur H, Ryland

II

1929 Number in Class-17 Number of Contributors-5 Participation-30% Total Dollars-$1,135.00 David E. Fortna John C. Goddin Thomas P. Parsley+ Robert L. Seward Harold F. Snead

1916

1930

Number in Class-4 Number of Contributors-2 Participation-50% Total Dollars-$560.48

Number in Class-6 Number of Contributors-4 Participation-67% Total Dollars-$85.00

Waverly G. King John J. Wicker, Jr.

Raymond H. Dupuy William T. Muse

1931 Number in Class-15 Number of Contributors-8 Participation-53% Total Dollars-$672 .00 George F. Abbitt, Jr. Watkins M. Abbitt William S. Cudlipp, Jr.+ Jesse W. Dillon R. Norman Mason Robert H. Powell, Jr. Linwood R. Slagleâ&#x20AC;˘ John D Whitehurst

1932 Number in Class-15 Number of Contributors-4 Participation-27% Total Dollars-$250.00 Louis C. Carlton Martin J. Logan John J . Moschetta John E, Snow, Jr.

1933 Number in Class-14 Number of Contributors-6 Participation-43% Total Dollars-$205.00 Archie C. Berkeley Emory L. Carlton Benjamin E. Chapman Robert R. Jones+ Theodore P. Mathewson Douglas S. Mitchell

1934 Number in Class-18 Number of Contributors-6 Participation-33% Total Dollars-$215.00 John A. Currie Vernon L. Duncan Douglas Spotswood Mitchell William C. Parkinson E. Harold Thompson Lawrence R . Thompson

1935 Number in Class-17 Number of Contributors-3 Participation-18% Total Dollars-$135.00 Anthony J. Baroody James A. Betts, Jr.+ Virgil H. Goode

1936 Number in Class-25 Number of Contributors-8 Participation-32% Total Dollars-$626.00

Participation-20% Total Dollars-$50.00

George F. Allen, Jr. Ben L. Campbell J. Spencer Gilmore C. P. Kearfott Charles W. Kent William H. King R. Kingdon Arthur Winfree+ R. Westwood

William

1946 Number in Class-13 Number of Contributors-5 Participation-38% Total Dollars-$60.00

1937 Number in Class-17 Number od Contributors-6 Participation-35% Total Dollars-$220.00

Gordon H. Andrews J. Frank Church Samuel Feinberg D. Orville Lahy Carlyle H. Palmore

J. Lewis Ames Jr. Samuel R. Buxton, Edward Carbone James L. Warren Donald D. Williams+ Harold B. Yudkin

1947 Number in Class-16 Number of Contributors-8 Participation-50% Total Dollars-$680.00

1938

E. Ballard Baker Thomas P. Bryan Clyde Y. Cridlin Lester L. Dillard Alvin Guttag Lilly C. Berkley Albert L. Philpott+ John A. Snead

Number in Class-13 Number od Contributors-4 % Participation-31 Total Dollars-$240.00 Joseph A. Alexander, Harold A. Faggen Fred H. Timberlake F. Woodson Benjamin

Jr.

1948

1939

Number in Class-36 Number of Contributors-8 Participation-22% Total Dollars-$440.00

Number in Class-13 Number of Contributors-5 Participation-38% Total Dollars-$295.00

Marvin F. Cole John M. Elmore, Jr. L. D. Geiger Sol Goodman+ Ray Hughes I. Klingel Mrs. Virginia Howard G. Turner Stuart Lee Williams

James C. Knibb Wilbur M. Lewis Charles H. Ryland B. Townsend Braxton David Meade White, Jr.

1940

1949

Number in Class-19 Number of Contributors Participation-37% Total Dollars-$1,370.00 William P. Becker E. Parker Brown+ James W. Fletcher Hamill D. Jones Wildman S. Kincheloe, Books P. Shetter W. Tucker Randolph

1941 Number in Class-17 Number of Contributors-4 Participation-27% Total Dollars-$80.00 Leroy E, Brown, Ill Melvin B. Gaskins+ C. Lydon Harrell, Jr. Eugene W. Mccaul

1942 Number in Class-18 Number of Contributors-9 Participation-50% Total Dollars-$172.00 E. Lee Copley Charles Fetter Honeyman Morton Herndon P. Jeffreys, Jr. Robert R. Merhige, Jr. L. Shields Parsons, Jr.+ Neal J. Patten Joseph L. Savage, Jr. Flavius B. Walker, Jr.

1943 Number in Class-11 Number of Contributors-3 Participation-27% Total Dollars-$375.00 George W. Draper+ Edward L. Field, Jr. Harry L. Lantz

1945 Number Number

J. Mears

in Class-5 of Contributors-1

7

Jr.

Number in Class-37 Number of Contributors-10 Participation-27% Total Dollars-$1,059.00 John M. Bareford William T. Bareford Cary L. Branch Fred A. Crowder+ Walther B. Fidler John T. Green Joseph B. Hudson, Jr. Paul A. Jamarik R. Miller, Ill William R. C. L. Moncure

1950 Number in Class-83 Number of Contributors-19 Participation-23% Total Dollars-$893.00 Joseph S. Bambacus Jack Bondurant George N. Byrd Martin F. Clark Richard E. Cornwell Stanley E. Deutch Welford S. Farmer T. Gray Frederick Lawrence W. Latane Marcus H. Long Austen E. Owen Wlifred J. Ritz Winston G. Sewell N. Shelley+ Blackwell Nicholas A. Spinella W. Bryan Stockdon George W. Thomas Robert P. Tomlinson Jr. James M. Wiltshire,

T. Forehand Jr. J. Cameron Mann Richard C. Rakes Hugh R. Thompson, J. Martin Willis

W. Spilman Short Harry B. Vincent

Vernon

0. J. Graham,

1958 Jr.

Number in Class-32 Number of Contributors-11 Participation-34% Total Dollars-$289.50

1952 Number in Class-52 Number of Contributors Participation-37% Total Dollars-$495.00 James H. Barnes Sidney L. Berz Charles E. Carter Richard H. Catlett, Jr. G. Mason Connell, Jr. J. Albert Ellett William Maze!

Miles C. Whitlow Willard J. Moody Robert C. Moss, Jr. Elmer J. Nochta Ray C. Norvell James E. Nunley Jr. Jesse R. Overstreet, H. Clyde Pearson Jr. Lewis S. Pendleton, Richard R. Ryder Robert A. Travis, Jr. James B. Wilkinson

1953 Number in Class-31 Number of Contributors-8 Participation-26% Total Dollars-$362.50 Beverly B. Bowers Jacob H. Kelly, Ill William H. Martin, Jr. Jack A. Moody L. Sayre Truman Richard E. Smith Donald R. Thompson Charles H. Winberg

1954 Number in Class-32 Number of Contributors-5 Participation-16% Total Dollars-$115.00 George B. Anderson Ernest C. Consalvo Carle E. Davis+ Marshall L. Lowenstein Lucius H. Stephenson

1955 Number in Class-21 Number of Contributors-9 Participation-43% Total Dollars-$315.00 Kenneth Devore Mrs, Nettie S. Draper Harry L. Mapp, Jr. Jr. John D. O'Bryan, Owen B. Pickett James W. Renney Richard H. C. Taylor+ John H. Thomas Stephen G. White

1956 Number in Class-33 Number of Contributors-7 % Participation-21 Total Dollars-$636.98 Michael Fredreick Richard John W. Norman F. Ward Seymour

R. Caprio, Jr. J. Dean, Ill M. Dunn, Jr 111+ Edmonds, D. Ferrari, Jr. Jr. Harkrader, Horwitz

1951

1957

Number in Class-29 Number of Contributors-9 % Particopation-31 Total Dollars-$615.00

Number in Class-26 Number of Contributors-5 Participation-19% Total Dollars-$215.00

Jr. John E. Campbell, Jr. Leslie D. Campbell, D. Ferguson Miss Dorothy

William W. Coppedge Carl C. Gillespie, Jr. James A. Harper, Jr.+

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Daniel E. Bray, Jr. Jr. Ralph M. Dillow, Robert L. Garian Ernest K. Geisler, Jr. J. Patrick Graybeal Sanford Karo Jay J. Levit N. Andre Nielsen+ Henry P. Perciballi Gerald Press Jr Joseph E. Spruill,

1959 Number in Class-37 Number of ContributorsParticipation-22% Total Dollars-$220.00

-8

Jose M. Cabanillas J, Payton Farmer Minor H. Franklin William J. Rhodes, Jr. Birg E. Sergent, Jr. Thomas Stark, 111 Henry A. Thomas Edgar L. Turi ington

1960 Number in Class-33 Number of Contributors-11 Participation-33% Total Dollars-$475.00 Claude W. Anderson Robert E. Bailey E. Preston Grissom+ E. Ralph James, Jr. Graham T. Jennings William A. Julias Michael A. Korb, Jr. Richard S. Mclellan Philip B. Morris Oliver D. Rudy Donald B. Vaden

1961 Number in Class-34 Number of Contributors-3 0% Participation-1 Total Dollars-$120.00 Hugh Campbell L. Dale McGhee Willard M. Robinson

1962 Number in Class-48 Number of Contributors-5 Participation-10% Total Dollars-$310.00 Stuart W. Atkinson+ George W. Farley Conrad C. Lewane Leonard A. Paris Ronald W. Williams

1963 Number in Class-42 Number of Contributors Partic ipation-16% Total Dollars-$260.00

7

Nicholas A. Daniels Miss Susan M. Hagerty Miss Phyllis A. Joyner T. Rodman Layman Charles J. Renick William J. Sturgill William G. Thomas

1964 Number in Class-55 Number of Contributors-16 Participation-30% Total Dollars-$365.00 Paul S. Barbery Bruce A. Beam

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Bowles, Jr. C. Champion Robert F. Brooks+ Edward H. Bryant, Jr. Boyd F. Collier Ralph M. Goldstein Armand L. Levy Arthur S. Maris Reginald P. Morris Charles A. Ottinger Stephen A. Scafidi William R. Smith William J. Swannt-er, 111 R. Kenneth Wheeler Ebb H. Williams, 111

Mrs. Isabel H. T. Atlee Richard Y. Atlee George H. Bagwell, II Lawrence E. Blake Harry M. Boertzel John M. Boswell Gerald F. Dalton+ Francis T. Eck Russell W. Jordan, 111 C. Allen Riggins James R. Saul Edward F. Younger, Ill

1965

Number in Class-54 Number of Contributors-14 Participation-26% Total Dollars-$190.00

Number in Class-64 Number of Contributors-6 Participation-9% Total Dollars-$80.00 Andrew J, Canada Marvin H. Everhart, Samuel Genderson Lewis F. Jolly William S. Kerr Michael Morchower

Jr.

1966 Number in Class-52 Number of Contributors-13 Participation-25% Total Dollars-$170.00 Maurice H. Bell, Jr. J. Thomas Burch, Jr. James G. DiZerega William G. Ellyson Walter S. Griggs, Jr. Thomas W. Halls G. Andrew New, Jr. Jeffrey Rosenfeld Lou is A. Rosenstock, Mark C. Schnitzer Jack Shackleton A. Grey Staples, Jr.+ C. Daniel Stevens

1970

Robert N. Baldwin John S. Barr Darden E. Daniel 111 Henry P. Dickerson, Michael T. Goode Jr. J. Frank Greenwalt, Barry A. Hackney Mrs. Virginia H. Hackney L. Hoback, Jr. Frederick Charles M. Morrison, Jr. Stan Pohl Gerard P. Rowe Sandy T. Tucker Stephen Wainger

1971

GRADUATE SCHOOL

1945

1967

Miss Helen M. Hulcher

Bobby S. Bulls William H. Caldwell 111 Hunter B. Frischkorn, Jayesh D. Kapadia Richard L. Korink R. Robert Toler Miss Elizabeth S. Waller

1947 H. Addison Dalton Allen W. Flannagan, Austin E. Grigg

1911

1949

1968 John L. Fugate Stuart B. Medlin James O. Perry William V. Shelton W. Bernard Thulin

1950 William Robert William

0 . Hester, Jr. R. Shotzberger M. Trausneck

1951 Bennie V. Aylor Jr. Floyd D. Gottwald, William J. Hargis, Jr. Walter E. Reid, Jr.

1952 Julian

1912

Samuel L. Cooke, Jr. Edward M. Miller Mrs. Marie C. Smith

1956

1957

1967

1918

Number in Class-55 Number of Contributors-10 Participation-18% Total Dollars-$150.00

Leonard

Norman R. Dodi Peter A. Edmunds Mercer W. K av Thomas C. Leggett John T. Mullins

1968 Number in Class-70 Number of Contributors-20 Participation-29% Total Dollars-$375.00 F. Binford, Jr. Call Robert G. Clark Barry S. Comess Lucian B. Cox, 111 Edwin C. Gillenwater Robert L. Gutterman William B. Hanes Charles A. Hartz, Jr. Reginald N. Jones John R. Maney, Jr. Howard S. Marley+ John M. McCarthy Marcus D. Minton Jesse W. Overbey Charles E. Samuels Louis W. Sikkelee Eugene K. Street Randolph E. Trow, Jr. William H. C. Venable William

W. Davison

1969 Number in Class-46 Number of Contributors-12 Participation-26% Total Dollars-$165.00

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C. Hubbard

1926 D. Edgar Wood,

Jr.

1930 C. Patrick

E1y

1933

Edward

1935 Stuart W. Cook Clarence E. Denoon, Jr. Ray A. Harned William W. Seward, Jr.

1936 Kenneth R. Erfft Cleveland C. Kern Sandor B. Kovacs Paul H. Kubik

Howard

E. Wright,

Jr.

Miss Lyndele A. Pitt Eugene A. Talley

1939 Alfred J. Dickinson, W. R. Hudgins

1940 Clyde

N. Parker

1941 Joseph

1962 Duval S. Adams Robert F. Jochen Phillip H. Kirkpatrick Thomas Mills, Jr. Melvin D. Snead A. Grey Staples, Jr. Gunars Vilcins

Ross L. Goble Thomas C. Stavredes James M. Wilson, 111

1964

1938

Rotella

Jr.

1964 Hans A. Reichestetter

1966 L. Wayne Creasman Henry Vida

1968

1963

1937

W. Pearson

Marvin E. Cheatham Bernard W. Clements Beverly R. Holcombe George P. Koch Edward R. Outland

James M. Frye, Jr. L. D. Hogge Paul W. Kirk, Jr.

G. Tiedemann

Thomas

1958

1961

Ted R. Buckner Robert J. Fagg, Jr. James G. Frazer Hawkins, Jr. R. Franklin James W. Hosier, 111 Leo Rachmel James G. Rennie, Jr. Andrew L. Tilton

1965 Frederick Bateman Donald P. Falls

COLLEGE

1963

Wayne A. Freeland Donald L. Morecock Philip L. Oglesby Charles A. Tulloh Charles Turney

1934

111

Thomas B. Arwood Pranam Chongvatana Mrs. Mary P. Edwards John D. Farmer, Jr. Miss Ann M. Field Frederick T. Hardy, Jr. B. Frank Lewis, Jr. William P. Slaughter

-UNIVERSITY II

1959

A. Irby, Jr. R. Minor

1969 Philip E. Corkran Ellis M. Dunkum Michael G. Gaspeny Donald G. Grimes Mrs. Peggy D. Hart P. Johnson, Christopher James 0. Rust Miss Estelle N. Tankard

1970

M. Howell

Sattler B. Anderson John H. Geiser John B. Howerton, 1957 continued

George W. Sadler

Luther Carroll

Jr.

John H. Garber, Jr. Martin L. Shotzberger

J. W. Decker

Robert G. Clements Jr. Patrick M. Crowling, E. Olen Culler Chandler A. Nelson Robert A. Pustilnik Grayson M. Sandy, Jr. R. Allen Saville W. Marshall Tuck William 0. Tune, Jr. Glen A. Tyler

Robert W. Hudgins Carl W. Johnson E. Morgan Massey Mrs. Sara E. Teeter

1954 L. Ellett

Marshall

111

1942 Melvin W. Burnett John M. Lukeman

1971 Mrs. Catherine

M. Outland

The Fund's Twenty-five Year Record Number of Year Contributors Amount 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971

793 843 1035 1077 1314 1329 1347 1442 1700 1582 1687 1710 1876 1972 2063 2211 2235 2378 2675 2875 2892 2444 2491 2449 3112

$17,605 20,336 20,805 28,609 25,103 29,188 29,283 31,706 31,790 40,058 42,520 45,895 52,945 61,599 71,097 103,584 103,934 110,767 41,388 84,778 100,230 131,312 156,582 171,838 228,226

*Indicates Deceased +Indicates Era Chairman, Class Captain or Class Agent

c_/JSSOCIATES-$13,529.96

WilliamB. Thalhimer,Jr. Chairman 'Friends of the University other than alumni and parents are identified in this Report as Associates and their names are listed below. This year, under the leadership of William B. Thalhimer, Jr., this category grew substantially.

Mrs. Spencer D . Albright Miss Elizabeth Ann Allen Miss Mabel R. Allen American College of Musicians Anonymous Ralph E. Antell Mrs. Sara Jane Arkedis Arlington County Scholarship Fund for Teachers, Inc. Linwood M. Aron Lewis F. Ball The Bar Association of the City of Richmond William M. Barbie Miss Mary 0. Barnett Walton E. Beacham Adrian L. Bendheim Thomas M. Berry Thomas S. Berry Charles W. Blair Mrs . Lionel Boger John C. Boggs , Jr. Ernest C. Bolt, Jr. Miss Florence Mae Booker Lewis H. Bosher Thomas C . Boushall David T. Braine William H. Branch Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph C. Brauer Mrs. Rebecca L. Brockenbrough Frances C. Brown Johannes H. Brunn George F. Bulbenko Business and Professional Women's Club of Richmond, Inc. Mrs. Laura P. Butterfield Calvary Baptist Church (Portsmouth) David W . Camack Ralph J. Canine, Jr. Merton E. Carver Mrs. Ollie L. Chesher, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William P. Chesnutt H. C. Chitwood Churchland High School (Portsmouth) Jane Clatworthy Mrs. Anna C. Clay G. Frank Clement Mrs. Harvie A. Clopton

Alton W. Cochran J. Harwood Cochrane Miss Hanna L. Coker James E. Copenhaven Courthouse Ruritan Club (Hanover) Mr . and Mrs . Irby Cox Mrs. Randolph C . Cox, Jr .

Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth R . Crispell Culpeper Baptist Church Dr . and Mrs. W. Harrison Daniel Miss Mary V. Daughtrey Delta Theta Phi Legal Fraternity Mrs. Jean N. Dickinson L. McCarthy Downs James E. Duckworth Sam Dudra, Jr. Mrs. Catherine L. Dupuy Miss M. Elizabeth Elsea Mrs . Jarvis G. Ennis James B. Erb Miss Josephine B. Evans Every Monday Club ( Richmond) Mrs. Dorothy H . Felts Mr. and Mrs. W. M . Files Sol Finn First Baptist Church Pastors Fund (Richmond) Larry D. Flora H . Reginald Ford Foreign Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention Benjamin F. Fortunato, Jr. Mrs. G . S . Francis Miss Kathleen B. Francis Melvin M. Friedman William J . Gaines Mr. and Mrs. Hugh C . Garth Mrs . Wilfred G. Gill James T . Gillette, Jr .

E. C. Glass High School (Lynchburg) Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Goode Mrs. Mary W. Goode Miss Nancy W. Goodman John L. Gordon, Jr. Harold B. Gotaas E. Sherman Grable Mrs . A . Broaddus Gravatt, Jr .

Edward W. Gregory, Jr. Frances W. Gregory Groton Scholarship Committee (Groton, Conn .)

Arthur D. Gunlicks Garland 0. Gunter William B. Guthrie Mrs. Jeanne 0. Gwathmey Woodford B. Hackley James H. Hall, Jr .

Miss Marjorie Hall Hampton Baptist Church Hanover County Public Schools Mrs. Ethel 0. Harrington Mrs. Dora R. Hartz Mrs. Garland M. Harwood Mrs. James W. Hatfield, 111 Wilbur M. Havens Billy Hawa Mrs. Ethney S . Headlee Mrs. Dixie L. Heckel Oregon B . Helfrich Miss Cathryn Henna Miss Jeanette Henna Hermitage Woman's Club of Richmond Mrs. Louis S . Herrink Mrs. Thornton M. Hill Mrs . Odis B. Hinnant Mrs. Floyd Hipshire Mrs. Elizabeth M. Hodkinson Mrs. Lewis Holladay, 111 T. Braxton Horsley Mrs. A. Neil Hudgens Mrs. Flossie B. Hudgins Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Phoenix Lodge No. 59 (Culpeper) Luther B. Jenkins Mrs . Jane A. Jennings Mrs. Marianne Jensen J. Ambler Johnston Mrs . M . Cary Johnston E . Langford Jones Kappa Sigma Fraternity Mrs . Nancy B. Karam Eugene Kastelberg Mrs. John W. Keaton Ardie L. Kelly George S. Kemp, Jr. Mrs. Ingrid Kiss

Kiwanis Club of Winchester, Virginia Ladies Auxiliary to the Virginia Rural Letter Carriers Assoc.

(Vernon Hill) Lakeside Lions Club, Inc. (Richmond) Miss Barbara E. Lange Mr. and Mrs. Willard H. Larkner Charles H. Lauck, Jr .

Dr. and Mrs. C. Irving Lewis Mrs . Eurith W. Lewis Frank R . Lock Loudoun County High School (Leesburg) Miss Eillene G. Lowery Alan S . Loxterman Manchester Women's Club of Richmond Anthony E . Mannina Mr. and Mrs . Charles C. Marshall, Jr. Ernest E. Mayo Mrs. Jean S. McCarthy Mr. and Mrs . Roy McClanahan Mrs . Elizabeth M. Mccommon J. Moody McDill Edward P. McGehee, Jr. Miss Paula M. McNally Mr. and Mrs. James M. Michael Middlesex Ruritan Club (Saluda) Albert Miller, Jr. Mrs . Betty L. Miller Dr. G. E. Miller James A . Mitchell Sah Kuhn Moak George M. Modlin Mrs. Virginia B. Modlin Miss Judith Mogel Clarence Monk Mrs . Clare D. Moore Mrs. Frank C. Moore Mr . and Mrs. J. N. Moreland Mrs. J . Langdon Moss Mount Vernon Baptist Church (Richmond) Navy Relief Society Robert M. Nelson, Jr. Mrs. Joseph E . Nettles Mrs. Dorothy S. Nielsen George F . Nolde, Jr. J . E. Norvell, Jr. Miss Josephine Nunnally D. Wayne O'Bryan John W . Outland Mrs . Edward F. Overton Mrs . K . J . Ozment George D. Palmer, Jr. Mr . and Mrs . John H. Pearson, Jr .

Mr. and Mrs. John H. Pearson, 111 Miss F . Elaine Penninger Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency Mrs. Edward C . Peple Rudolph M. Peterson & Family Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity Phi Beta Kappa Fraternity (Epsilon Chapter of Va.) J. Stanton Pierce Mrs . Raymond B. Pinchbeck Mrs. Virginia Gotaas Pinney Mr. and Mrs. Travis W. Poole Mrs. Phyllis J. Pope Miss Elizabeth G . Poston Wyndham Price Mrs . Jean H. Proffitt C. R. Quarles, Jr. H. Gerald Quigg Mrs. W. L. Ragland, Jr .

Mr. and Mrs . Bruce A. Regenthal Edmund A. Rennolds, Jr .

A. S. Rhodes Parents and Teachers Association ( Front Royal) Nolan E. Rice John Richardson Mary S. Richardson Ridge Baptist Church (Richmond) John R. Rilling Dr. and Mrs . Joseph C. Robert Mrs. Anita P . Robinson Mr . and Mrs. L. R. Rogers Hilton Rutty John R. Ruhoof Miss Anne Ryland Mrs. Garnett Ryland Mrs . Jane N. Ryland Miss Eva M. Sanders Mrs. Julian D. Sanger Mrs. Alice T. Schafer C. E. Schildknecht

James R . Scott, Jr .

Mrs. D. Scott Sears Arthur F. Seelhorst & Family Julian H . Shinault, 111 Edwin H. Show, Jr. Miss Florence Siebert Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity (Virginia Tau Chapter) Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity Building Fund (Virginia Tau Chapter) Mrs. Mary Simmons Mr . and Mrs. Darstan Singhass Mrs. Katherine A. Sipfle Mr . and Mrs. N. Wilford Skinner Robert F. Smart Mrs. Robert F. Smart Mrs . Margaret V. Smith Miss Minnie D. Smith , Jr .

Society of the Cincinnati in the State of Virginia Miss Florence E. Spady Mrs . Clark P. Spellman Mrs. Catherine Spencer Jonathan J . Staff Miss Emeline L. Stearns Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stem Wallace Stettinius Arthur K. Stevens, Jr. Henry H. Stewart, Jr. Mrs . Dorothy A. Stine Student Advisory Council of University College Mrs . Rose K. Summers Mrs. E . W. Sydnor Talbot Park Baptist Church (Norfolk) Mr. and Mrs . Garland F . Taylor Mr. and Mrs . Robert M. Taylor Kenneth F . Temple , 11 Charles G. Thedieck, Jr. Tyree T. Thomas William H. Th_orn , Ill Tinkling Spring Presbyterian Church (Staunton) Mrs. Thurman B. Towill Dr. and Mrs . William E. Trout, Jr .

Tuckahoe Baptist Association of Virginia Miss Pauline Turnbull Joseph Ukrop Dr . and Mrs . Richard S. Underhill University of Richmond Athletic Association University of Richmond Foreign Film Society University of Richmond, Law School Association University of Richmond, Student Bar Association Mrs. Gerald Vandermark Mrs. Sue B. Vanslyke Mr. and Mrs . Joseph Vicars Virginia Congress of Parents & Teachers Miss Carla Waal Morton L. Wallerstein Miss Sherry Warbritton Mrs. Hugo G. Weiss Warwick R. West, Jr. Mrs. Warwick R. West, Jr .

Westhampton College Alumnae Association Westhampton College Class of 1971 Richard B. Westin Charles H. Wheeler, 111 John T. Whelan Thomas G. Whitner Daniel L. Williams Miss Charmian Williamson D. Chris Withers D. R . Withers Woman's Missionary Union of the Baptist General Assoc. of Virginia Mrs . Thomas C. Woods Mrs. Anna Davidson Wright Miss Jean Wright Russell T. Young Mrs . Samuel R. Young Zion Baptist Junior Church (Hampton)

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CORPORATE GIFTS -$58,772.00

'PARENTS-$3,112.00

Corporate giving to higher education decreased nationally in this past fiscal year due to the slow economy. However, the University of Richmond has been fortunate in receiving a number of corporate and business gifts for various projects on the campus. The listing below includes gifts to the "New" Annual Giving Program and other projects.

Ac~uunta11,s Fund, Inc. (Lybrand, Ross Bros. & Montgomery) Adventure Sailboat Co. Arthur Young & Company L. G. Balfour Co. Baltimore Oxygen Supply Co., Inc. Blackburn Mattress and Box Spring Co, Inc. Brooks Warehouse Corporation Burlington Industries, Inc. Carneal and Johnston, Architects Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Inc. B. T, Crump Co., Inc. John Deere Company E. I. DuPont deNemours and Co., Inc. The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States Esso Education Foundation First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Richmond Franklin Federal Savings and Loan Association of Richmond General Office Supply and Furniture Co., Inc .

Georgia-Pacific Corporation H. V. Godbold Co ., Inc. Gulf Oil Corporation J. J. Haines and Co., Inc. John H. Harland Co. Hercules Incorporated Home Beneficial Life Insurance Company Hornsby, Atkinson, Mullins, and Redding, Attorneys Household Finance Corporation Hunton, Williams, Gay, Powell, & Gibson Hynson, Westcott & Dunning, Inc. Lawrence Motor Company Lone Star Cement Corporation Moller and Rhoads, Inc. Mobil Research & Development Corp.

0. K. Amusement Company, Number 2 Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis Peoples Finance Corporation Pepsi-Cola Company Philip Morris Incorporated Philips Continental Lounge The Quaker Oats Company Richmond Hotels, Inc. Richmond Newspapers, Inc. Richmond Office Supply Company Rohm and Haas Company Ruffin and Payne, Inc. Seven-Up Bottling Co., Inc. Shell Oil Company Southern Special Products Corporation Southland Sales Company Staunton Video Corporation Thalhimers Foundation Thiokol Chemical Corporation The Travelers Insurance Companies Virginia Music and Novelty Co. White, Cabell & Paris

POUNDATION GJFTS-$38,468.68 'Private philanthropic foundations have reacted to the 1969 Tax Reform Act with an air of caution. As a result, their contributions have not measurably increased in recent months.

The University received 15 grants in this past fiscal year.

Bassett Salesmen's Memorial Foundation Blum-Kovler Fund J_ L. Camp Foundation Ruth Camp Campbell and Henry Campbell Foundation The Dennis Foundation Elks National Foundation First Baptist Church Endowment Fund First Baptist Church Student Aid Foundation Ernestine Matthews Trust Fund The Charles E. Merrill Trust E. R. Patterson Educational Foundation The Price Foundation, Inc. The William H., John G., and Emma Scott Foundation George J. and Effie L. Seay Trust Fund J. W. Woodson Trust Fund

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GeorgeM. Giammittorio President 'The 1970-71 year was one of utmost significance for the Parents Organization, since it represents the first time that parents of University students were actively involved in the Annual Giving program. A specific project was not established for the Parents Organization and contrubutions have been added to the current operating appropriations. We are grateful to these parents for their increased involvement with us in advancing the University of Richmond's educational objectives and effectiveness.

Anonymous Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. L. Y Barraco, Mr . Leon J. Bender, Mr. and Mrs. Otto F. Bevis, Mr. and Mrs. James W Bivins, Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Brothers, Dr. and Mrs. David C. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Harry H , Jr. Burrell, Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Crockett, Dr. and Mrs. W. D. Crossan, Mr. and Mrs. Evans H. Crouch, Mr. and Mrs. Earl R .

Davis, Mr. and Mrs. E. S., II Dawson, Mr. and Mrs. V. Wayne Doyle, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Dubin, Mr. Sidney Durell, Mr. E. Clifford Eldredge, Mrs. Seneca Farrara, Mr. John C. Floyd, Mr. G. Fred, Jr .

Fowler, Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Frames, Mr. and Mrs. Parker W. Freeman, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Garfinkel, Mr. and Mrs. S. Giammittorio, Judge George M. Gibbs, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Graham, Dr. and Mrs. S. A., Jr. Gulick, Mr. and Mrs. David P. Hammett, Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hawthorne, Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Hay, Mr. and Mrs. Lovin W. Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Horton, Rev. and Mrs. Fred M. Houston, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 0.

Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. W. A., Jr, Ingalls, Mr. John L. James, Mr. and Mrs . John H .

Jeffrey, Mr. and Mrs . J. D. Jeffrey, Col. and Mrs. Paul R. Jourdan, Mr. and Mrs. Lionel S., Jr. Kanoy, Mr. and Mrs. Robert C., Jr .

Keller, Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Langston, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse D. Leatherbury, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Robert B.

Lubin, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Marple, Mr. and Mrs. William E. Martin, Mrs. John, Jr. McLain, Mr. and Mrs. W. D., Jr. Mills, Capt. F. T. Moore, Mrs. John A. Nicholls, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Nichols, Mrs. F. Dean Nickerson, Mr. and Mrs. Grant N. Norfleet, Mr . L. W. Obrochta, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Pearson, Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. Pearson, Mr. and Mrs. William T. Pollack, Mr. and Mrs. David L. Popovich, Mr. and Mrs. George Potter, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Raasch, Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Reynolds, Mr. H. Wade, Jr. Richardson, Mrs. Anna B. Ricketts, Dr. J. E. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. William T., Jr. Rufe, Mr. and Mrs. John J. Schopper, Mr. W. P. Selby, Mrs. Bernard Slappey. Mr. and Mrs. S. G .

Starnes, Mr. and Mrs. George Stephenson, D r. Richard M. Stone, Mrs. Evonia M. Strause, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Streetman, Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Stringfellow, Mrs. Anna Marie Sullivan, Capt. and Mrs. John W. Taylor, Mrs. Mary C. Thomas, Mr. Harry R. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph S. Thompson , Dr. and Mrs. Winfield L. Tiller, Mr. and Mrs. William L .

Vishniavsky, Dr. and Mrs. Shalom Voris, Mr. and Mrs . J. Calvin Weaver, Mr. C. Arthur Webb , Mr. and Mrs. William T. Weber, Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. White, Mr. George W. Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin E. Worley, Judge and Mrs. Eugene Worrell , Mr. and Mrs. Elvin B.

THE T. C.~ILLIAMS SCHOOL OF'LAW CENTENNIALPUNDPROGRESSWEPORT

PHILIP MORRIS INCORPORATED Paul N. Adkins, Associate Charles E. Agee, Associate Charles 8. Altizer, '70 Ralph E, Antell, Associate Robert E. Bateman '54 James C. Bebber, Jr., Associate Hilaire E. Beck, Jr. '36 John P. Brauer, Associate A. C. Britton '29 Robert H. Bunts, Associate F. D. Carvetta '60 Charles M. Clary '56 Major S. Cooke, Jr., Associate Robert L. Davidson, Jr., Associate Loyal H. Davis, Associate Donald K. Deane SBA'58 Preston S. Dickinson '38 Gary J. Fogel, Associate Frederick W. Forsmark '70 N. 0. Fowler, Jr. SBA'52 Edward L. Francis, Associate James M. Frye, Jr. SBA'53 D. M. Hash, Associate Robert M. Hassell, Associate Nelson S. Hawkins, Associate Gerald Holgum, Associate William K. Howell SBA'53 Earl R. Jeter, Associate C. W. Kenyon '60 George P. Koch SBA'58 Samuel A. Lawson, Associate Ronald A. Lively '64 Randall G. McDonald '69 Anthony E. Mannina, Associate Stephen R. Marks, UC'70 James C. Mundy, Associate W. D. Munn, Associate Donald P. Murrill '40 Leslie H. Nuttall, Associate Charles W. Owens, Associate Frank J. Pajaczkowski '56 Howard H. Poore, Associate Edward M. Powers, Associate R. C. Proctor, Jr. '32 Roland C. Robins '28 Edward M. Schaaf, Jr. '37 Benjamin A. Soyars, Associate A. C. Trotman, Associate G. Wade Tyler, SBA'63 Edwin H. Vassar, Jr., Associate Billy M. Whitson, Associate Carlyle L. Wiltshire, Jr., Associate

1970-1971

Artists rendering of new wing to Law School

Ground-breaking ceremonies for the addition to The T. C. Williams School of Law building were held in connection with the celebration of Law Day, Saturday, April 24, 1971. The new wing, made possible by the gifts of alumni, corporations, foundations, and other friends, will provide vitally needed space to improve the educational program of the Law School for years to come.

Since the Centennial Fund campaign was successfully completed in June 1970, a number of new gifts and pledge payments have been received. A total of $103,684.43 was contributed in cash during this fiscal year.

The listing below includes those who have made pledge payments or new gifts between July 1, 1970 and June 30, 1971.

PRICE WATERHOUSE FOUNDATION Harris, Melvin Rav SBA'65 THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA Gregory, Wilfred B. '36 Robertson, Clifton H. '29 Wine, Benjamin F. '48 RALSTON PURINA COMPANY Mattox, Charles D., Jr. '49 ROHM AND HAAS COMPANY Denoon, C. E., Jr. '34 Jenkins, Luther 8. '40 SHENANDOAH LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Clement, G. Frank, Associate SPERRY & HUTCHINSON COMPANY Powell, E. Angus, Associate THE STANDARD OIL COMPANY (Ohio) Hayward, John N., Associate TENNECO INCORPORATED Bains, George, Jr., Associate Barnes, Hampton 8., Jr . SBA'69 Capps, J. Edward '66 Cox, Alvin Earl, Associate Reynolds, Joseph 8. SBA'62 Via, G. Guy, Jr., Associate TEXACO, INCORPORATED Pierce, John S., Jr . '49 TOWERS, PERRIN, FORSTER, Sweeny, James J. '49

& CROSBY,

INCORPORATED

TRANS WORLD AIRLINES, INCORPORATED Sanford, Taylor H., Jr., Associate THE TRAVELERS

INSURANCE

C. ARTHUR WEAVER COMPANY, Weaver, C. Arthur, Parent

COMPANIES INCORPORATED

WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORPORATION Schweitzer, R. Jack SBA'58 WEST SAND AND GRAVEL Noble, Everett '39

COMPANY,

THE ARTHUR YOUNG FOUNDATION Cutchins, Samuel B. SBA'57 Gruber, George P. '44 Kessler, Paul M. SBA'65

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INCORPORATED

Trustees

1930

( Law School Alumni also listed under class year) Jesse W. Dillon John W. Edmonds, Jr. J. Vaughan Gary W. Tyler Haynes Joseph A. Jennings M. M. Long T. Justin Moore, Jr. Richard S. Reynolds, Jr. Harold F. Snead Mrs. Beecher E. Stallard

Glover N. Buck Irvin L. Enroughty William T. Muse Robert M. Stone

Alumni 1910 M. M. Long

1915 J. Vaughan Gary Wilmer L. O'Flaherty

1931 W. S. Cudlipp Emanuel Emroch E. Ellwood Ford Robert H. Powell, Jr. Beecher E. Stallard John D. Whitehurst, Jr.

1932 Jesse W . Dillon John E. Snow, Jr.

1933 Robert

R. Jones

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1934

E. Ralph James

Royal John Adams, Jr. Robert Bruce Macfarlane

1926 E. M. Abernathy M. Ray Doubles Horace H. Edwards W. Moscoe Huntley

1927 T. J. Headlee K. A. Pate John C. Williams

1928 John W. Fussell

1929 Russell E. Booker Thomas P. Parsley Harold F. Snead

1936 George E. Allen, Jr. Benjamin L. Campbell J. Spencer Gilmore Charles W. Givens, Jr. Z. V. Johnson, Jr. William H. King

1937 A. Scott Anderson, Jr. Allen W. Staples Donald D. Williams William Denmead Williams

1938 Ernest H. Dervishian Allan Herbert Lane, Jr.

1955

1939 G. Thomas

William N. Gregory, Jr. John D. O'Bryan, Jr .

James W. Renney John H . Thomas

Taylor

1940 J . W. Fletcher Herbert Headen Books P . Shetter

1956 Clarence M. Conner, Jr. James A . Eichner F . Ward Harkrader, Jr .

Harold V. Kelly John F. Kelly

1941 Melvin B. Gaskins Eugene W. Mccaul

1942

1957

Morton Honeyman James H. Montgomery, L. Shields Parsons, Jr. Flavius B. Walker, Jr.

James A . Baber, 111 James A . Harper, Jr. William M. Phillips James C. Roberts

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1943

1958

George William Draper Edward L. Field, Jr. Henry A . Maurice, Jr,

T . Carter Coates Jr. William H. Daughtrey, Rober t L. Garian Donald R. Howren Milton E. Maddox N . Andre Nielsen Henry P. Perciballi Joseph P. Rushbrooke William S. Smithers, Jr. William Lee Wimbish

1946 Alfred S. Reynolds

1947 E. Ballard Baker Thomas P. Bryan John A . Snead

1959

1948 Marvin F. Cole Sol Goodman John W . Knowles James W . Payne, Jr. Victor E. Pregeant, 111 Howard G. Turner

1949 Cary L. Branch Robert Cantor Jack P. Fine Ernest G . Garrett, Jr. James M. Minor, Jr. Julian E. Savage Joseph F. Spinella Nicholas A. Spinella

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1950

1962

1951 William 0. Bivins, Jr. F. Elmore Butler William E. Carter, Jr. James W. Flippin Francis C. Lee Richard C. Rakes

1952 Jr .

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1953 Eddie Cantor Carle E. Davis William H. Martin, Harry Shaia, Jr. Richard E . Smith Hugh West

1960 Thomas 0. Beane E. Beale Carter, Jr. E . Preston Grissom Michael A. Korb, Jr .

Richard S. McLellon Donald B. Vaden

Douglas W. Conner Robert Epstein Sherman B. Lubman James A. Luke S . D. Roberts Moore C . B. Neblett , Jr. Mrs. Marilyn J. Smart Thomas S. Word, Jr .

W. R. Broaddus, 111 L. Paul Byrne James W. Fleet Frank W. Hardy Joseph P . Rapisarda Blackwell W. Shelley

Sidney L. Berz John M. Carter Richard H. Catlett, J. Albert Ellett Meredith A. House Joseph R. Johnson, Jack 0. Kingsley James M . Lumpkin W. Earl Nunally Richard R . Ryder

Joseph B. Benedetti Richard W. Davis J. Peyton Farmer John B. Odell John S. Smart

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1954 Bruce L. Byrd Marshall L. Lowenstein Carl E. McAfee Boyce C. Wornom

Thomas F. Betz William G . Boice Frank N . Cowan A. James Kauffman

1963 Jose R. Davila , Jr .

W. Curtis Outten C . John Renick N . Leslie Saunders, Jr .

Mrs. Marilyn E. Zorn

1964 Paul S . Barbary Robert F. Brooks Ralph M. Goldstein Joseph L. Lewis Melvin R. Manning Arthur S . Maris Reginald P. Morris John E . Pappas William A. Young, Jr .

Richard B. Zorn

1965 Nicholas 0. Antonazzo J. Dale Simson Robert E. Gillette James F. Ingram Frank E. Lynch J. Raymond McGill, Jr .

William R. Marshall, Jr .

Ralph E. Mirarchi

Thomas J. Moore Carl R. Pigeon Stephen D. Proctor Charles A . Stanziale

Henry R . Pollard, IV John G. Rocovich, Jr. R . Carter Scott, 111 , Jr.

1968

1966 William S . Burton, Jr .

Dudley J . Emick, Jr. Griffin T. Garnett, 111 Thomas T . Hassell , Jr. Kenneth R. Klaffky Roderick B. Mathews John W . Moore, Ill 111 Louis A . Rosenstock, Jack S. Shackleton A . Grey Staples , Jr. Elmo L. Stephenson C. Daniel Stevens

1969 Theodore J. Burr, Jr .

William J. Strickland

1967 Robert G. Clements Patrick M . Crawling Francis M . Fenderson, James F . Morano, Jr.

C . Richard Cranwell W . Birch Douglass, Ill George W. R. Glass William B. Hanes Charles A. Hartz John M. McCarthy Theodore J. Markow Daniel E . Rogers, II William K. Slate, 11 Eugene K . Street

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1970 Fitzhugh

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Corporations, Foundations, and Businesses

Associates and Parents

Bank of Virginia Broaddus, Epperly, Broaddus & Williams John Stewart Bryan Memorial Foundation Natural Gas Corporation Commonwealth Fairfield National Bank Fund First Baptist Church Endowment First and Merchants Foundation Hampton Foundation Home Beneficial Life Insurance Company Jeffress Memorial Inc .

Larus & Brother Inc .

Miller & Rhoads Foundation PPG Industries Foundation Reynolds Metals Company Foundation Corporation Richmond Motor Company Richmond National Bank Richmond Inc. Newspapers, Richmond Controls Company Robertshaw C. F. Sauer Co .

Scott and Stringfellow Sears -Roebuck Foundation Foundation Thalhimer Planters United Virginia Bank/State Universal Leaf Tob acco Company Virginia Mutual Savings & Loan Assoc iation Wheat & Co ., Inc. Engineers Wiley & Wilson Consulting

Mrs. Jack H. Barney Mr . and Mrs. Eugene H . Bloom Beverly A. Davis, Jr .

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hooker Harrison Hubard Mrs. Mary L. Polley E. Angus Powell Lewis F. Powell, Jr. University of Richmond , Law School Asso c iation University of Richmond , Student Bar A ssociation

"BAPTIST GENERAL "ASSOCIATION OFo/IRGINIA $265,880.18 'The University of Richmond is again extremely grateful to The Baptist General Association of Virginia for its loyal support during I 970-71. We acknowledge, with deep gratitude, its role in the University's educational growth .

"BEQUESTS $70,838.23 c.J\,fany loyal alumni and other friends have considered the University in their estate planning and through bequests have added significantly to the University's endowment.

Through the Bequests and Planned Gifts Program, authorized this year by the Board of Trustees, the University is now in a position to assist alumni/ ae and other friends in planning their estates to meet their financial needs and at the same time participate in strengthening the University of Richmond .

Bequests received in the current year are listed below: Estate of H . W. Connelly, Sr. Estate of Mabel Goode (David Ross Goode Estate of Elizabeth H. Nelson Estate of John B. Woodward, Jr .

Memorial

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THE"INSTITUTE OF uV[EDITERRANEAN STUDIES 'AT THE VNIVERSITY OF WICHMOND

THEVIRGINIA "INSTITUTEPOR SCIENTIFICWESEARCH $26,218.00

$4,21763

The Institute of Mediterranean Studies, a nonstock, nonprofit corporation for educational and cultural purposes, was chartered by the Board of Trustees in 1969. An Annual Support Program was launched in the Fall of 1970 to provide operating funds for the administrative and educational efforts of The Institute. The list of contributors follows: Dr. and Mrs. Spencer D. Albright, Associates Mrs. Eva Betzares, Associate John H. Cecil, Jr., Associate Mrs. Edward M. Collier, Associate Linwood W. Davis '68 J. C. Dimitris, Associate Walter M. Dotts, Jr., Associate Warren P. Elmer, Associate Ralph A. Elmore, Associate First Baptist Church Endowment Fund G. T. Georges, Associate Seymour Horwitz '53, L'55 Mr. and Mrs. Hervey S. Jones, Associates Fredrich K. Kammerling, Associate Mr. and Mrs. Bernard M. Kastenbaum, Associates Robert T. Marsh, Jr. '22 Mediterranean Society of America N. G. Poulos '52 Mr. and Mrs. John B. Purcell, Associates E. A. Rennolds, Jr., Associate Talbot R. Selby, Associate Mrs. Frances A. Stallard, Trustee Morton G. Thalhimer, Jr., Associate Morton G. and Ruth W. Thalhimer Foundation Miss Jane Hopper Ware, Associate Perkins Wilson, Associate

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'The Virginia Institute for Scientific Research, affiliated with the University of Richmond in 1969, carries on fundamental and applied research in the natural sciences.

The Institute has recently formed a Division of Aquatic Biology to conduct research to define the status and to indicate the degree and kind of industrial use to which important rivers and streams of the State can be put without degrading their quality for recreational and other uses.

Gifts to this Institute in the past fiscal year were for operating purposes and special projects.

-VIRGINIA POUNDATIONPOR "INDEPENDENT COLLEGES $113,714.57 8'ince its beginning in 1952, literally hundreds of corporations have responded to the efforts of the VFIC to provide a means of coordinated financial support for twelve independent colleges and universities within the Commonwealth.

A list of all of the contributors would be too lengthy for this Report. The University, however, wishes to acknowledge that each contributor, along with the staff of the VFIC, has had an important and beneficial effect upon the University of Richmond this year, and we are deeply grateful.

GOVERNMENT $49,394.00

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OF-wtetIMON_DVBRAR:¥ $450.00 The hopes and plans of many people were realized this year when the Board of Trustees sanctioned the organization of the Friends of the University of Richmond Library .

The purposes of this organization are: to encourage understanding and appreciation of the work of the University of Richmonq libraries, to emphasize the importance of the libraries to the development of the Uni• versity, to seek the expansion and improvement of the libraries and their services, and to serve the friends of the libraries as a medium through which they may share their appreciation of books.

Membership is open to all individuals in agreement with these purposes . The 1970-71 members are as follows: Vl=rnest C. Bolt, J}.

Chappell l)(V. H . Daniel i4ames T. Francis Roland Galvin i,..----~avid W. Hartz '-1illr. and Mrs. T. M. Hill L. Kelly ~rdie L-G.M. Modlin '1'31rs. G. M. Modlin L-Mlss Josephine Nunnally C. Peple ~dward ..H'. Gerald Quigg .,tl/lrs. Beecher E. Stallard ...Miss Pauline Turnbull _,.. .,Mrs . Anna D. Wright ,..,.. i,Miss Jean Gray Wright 1,,6. Warren

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GIFTS :JN-XIND $5,738.75 cJVon-cash gifts of books and instructional equipment made to the University are listed below.

Fred Bernhardt Beverley L. Britton Cohen, Abeloff & Bandas Ted R. Buckner Complimentary 111 John W. Edmonds, Mrs. Edward Gamble Mrs. Estelle E . Haddon Mrs . Harold C. Havighurst Jay B. Hubbell Mrs. J. K. Kinsolver W. Rush Loving Edward P. McGehee William A. Moncure A. J. Montague family Philip Morris Incorporated Estate of Perry Seay Basil A . Thomas Mrs. Sara Powers Trapnell Mrs. John H. Tyree V. Goodwyn Welch Mrs. C. Hart Westbrook John J. Wicker, Jr. Ellsworth Wiltshire

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nd how the mail came in! Whatever else one says about Westhampton women , one has significant evidence that they care about their college and do not hesitate to speak out about their opinions!

Within three weeks , 35% of alumnae answered the April communication from the Ad Hoc Committee on Westhampton within the University (see U. of R. Magazine, Spring, 1971) and still the returns are coming in . Sixty percent of currently enrolled students also responded to a similar questionnaire circulated through the Westhampton Senate by the student life subcommittee. These communications were objectively designed, through consultation with opinion survey experts , to elicit valid and reliable information from students and alumnae about the present status of Westhampton, its strengths and weaknesses, and gains and losses if it considered a structural change . The reaction was excellent-unusual for this sort of survey.

Twenty-seven percent of the total alumnae responses came from the 32 % of Westhampton women living in the Richmond area; 35% came from the 29% of alumnae located in the Virginia (nonRichmond) area: and 38 % came from the 39 % located out of the state and in foreign countries.

Of the 1,540 alumnae whose responses were tabulated in the initial analysis, 45% took the time to make additional comments , suggestions , or ask questions. Comments from the 360 students have been analyzed in similar manner to the alumnae ones so that parallel and diverging opinions may be identified.

At this .stage one can appropriately conclude that both students and alumnae are much aware of 1) Westhampton¡s special identity and pcrsowdity as a small coordinate woman's college within the setting of the larger university, and 2) that they value this identity highly. Overwhelmingly three factors are mentioned, by alumnae and students. frequently and

Mrs. Randolph P. Tabb (Marjorie Pugh, '36) co ng rat u I ates Mrs. P. Stone Richard O'Flaherty, (Mayme '41) who was elected National President at the general business meeting of the Westhampton Alumnae Association held during the morning of Alumni Day. Mrs. Oliver A. Reed, Jr. (Margaret '40) was Brinson, elected to serve as National Vice - President.

in various perspectives: 1) Westhampton 's coordinate structure which offers an increasingly rare choice in diversity of patterns of higher education when so many schools are following current trends of coeducation; 2) the small college size conducive to the development of a community of spirit and warm personal relationships at all levels, with peers , faculty, and administrative staff; and 3) Westhampton 's high academic standards.

Comments ( and open-end answers) were coded for further computer analysis. At press time, the committee was deeply involved in reviewing the analysis of data from both questionnaires.

During Alumnae Weekend, a student panel presented an excellent summary to returning alumnae and exchanged views with them. At the open Governing Board Meeting. May 15, the committee chairman presented a progress report to about 100 alumnae with completion of the full report anticipated by mid-summer. More details of the alumnae and student questionaire responses will appear in the fall when the report will be available to all alumnae.

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following is a speech given April 21 at the

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{. ff Westhampton Honors Convocation '1J Class President Lelia N. Baum, '71.

Like every preceding class of seniors which has been faced with selecting a gift to the school, the Class of 1971 wished to contribute something of lasting value to express its gratitude and pride in Westhampton College. As college educational costs become increasingly higher each year. students and families of students must look to new financial resources to cover these costs. Consequently, we have selected to initiate a scholarship fund as our class gift. All Westhampton students from any of the four classes who have 2.0 average or better will be eligible each year for the scholarship . We have provided for a nominating committee which shall consist of either the Dean of Students or the Academic Dean of Westhampton College. the current four class presidents. and the faculty advisor of the senior class. The president of the senior class will chair the committee.

Our initial principle will be invested, and it is our hope that the fund will accumulate and continue to grow through interest and gifts from alumnae of all classes. At present there is no scholarship at Westhampton for students in financial need.

In providing for a continuing gift to the college, the Class of 1971 wishes to recognize a person who is making an invaluable contribution to Westhampton . We arc all appreciative of her personal as well as her professional interest in the members of our academic community . In the fields of education and administration she has performed an admirable service to the college and university as a professor and as registrar. In the realm of human relations, however, she has expressed a friendliness and genuine interest in students for which we have felt especially grateful.

I have the pleasure of announcing the initiation of the Catherine Bell Scholarship Fund sponsored by the Class of 1971 as our gift to our soon to be Alma Mater.

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Nugent are the only other defensive players back who were starters last season but both are worthy of earning All-Southern laurels. Center Bob Conrad and Tight End Ken Popovich are the only starting offensive linemen from last season' returning.

The schedule is a rough one although the Spiders will play six home contests, the first threeNorth Carolina, West Virginia and Boston College-at Richmond City Stadium. Then come East Carolina on the road, VMI and Furman at home, Southern Mississippi away, The Citadel at home and Davidson and William and Mary on the road.

YoungSpiders Open AgainstTarheels Two things are obvious about this Fall's University of Richmond football tBam. It'll be a young team because of the loss of 21 lettermen, (six of them All-Southern and 15 of them starters) and the Spiders of Coach Frank Jones have some big hard running backs for the first time which should result in a more balanced attack.

The passing game will not be as potent as in the past, a It hough it should be adequate.

The great passing combination of Charlie Richards to Split End Jim Livesay is gone. Livesay was drafted in the third round by the St. Louis Cardinals and Richards was a draft choice of the Los Angeles Rams.

Holdover Quarterback Ken Nichols piloted the White team in the Spring intrasquad contest in which Rich Muscarella, a transfer student from Florida State, guided the Blue squad . The Blue eleven gained 197 yards rushing to 120 by the White and won, 14-11.

Sophomore Barty Smith, the big fullback who is expected to be UR's No. 1 ground gainer, picked up 82 yards in 20 tries for the White although playing with an injured shoulder. Billy Meyers, a transfer student from Ferrum Junior College, showed his potential with 121 yards in 33 carries. Another sophomore, Tommy Shiflett, added 57 years in 14 attempts for the Blue team. Nichols completed seven of 16 passes for 76 yards and Muscarella nine of 16 for 63.

Although Livesay has departed, the Spiders will have good receivers in Flanker Jerry Haynes, who caught 38 for 569 yards and seven touchdowns last season, and newcomers Jay Jones, Joe Sgroi, Drew Tryens and Billy Harris.

Although Richmond lost threequarters of its starting defensive backfield, look for Senior Cornerback Ray Easterling, to have a great year. He was All-Southern last season, and coaches and scouts alike say he's All-American material. Middle Guard Milt Ignatius and Defensive End John 16

Ray Easterling, Al I Southern defensive back, is being touted for All-American honors.

Pitt Retires; Harriers Excell Coach Mac Pitt's thirty-seventh and final season as the Spiders' baseba II coach was a successfu I one. The team posted a 10-6 Southern Conference mark, just one game behind Co-champions Furman and The Citadel, and were 14-13 overall. A member of the National Hall of Fame, Pitt's coaching record for the Spiders showed 426 victories against 257 defeats. His clubs won 16 state crowns, two Southern Conference titles and tied for the SC title twice.

First Baseman Tom Bondurant was named to the All-Southern team for the second straight year.

He batted .330 and fielded in fine style. Outfielder Bruce Wright, who batted .344 and pitched and won six games, also was selected to the honor team as well as Reggie Dunnavant, the talented shortstop who batted .298.

Carl Wood, the brilliant intermediate hurdler, continued his comeback after knee surgery with the sizzling time of 52 seconds in the North Carolina Relays and was third in the Stagg Memorial Relays in Chicago in 52.1 seconds.

Freshman Norman Williams broke the school record in the long jump in the same meet with a leap of 25' 2Âź". Fred Guest captured the steeplechase in this national meet in 9:32.1.

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1. 1971 Football schedule consists of 6 home games and 4 away games.

2. Individual game tickets will cost $6.00.

3 . Adult season tickets for the 6 home games may be purchased for $30.00, a savings of $6.00.

4. A child's season ticket accompanying the adult season ticket may be purchased at half-price, or $15.00.

5. To order tickets, please fill out the attached card and mail to: ATHLETIC TICKET OFFICE, University of Richmond, Virginia 23173.

Enclose check payable to ··u. of R.A.A.", covering minimum deposit of $5.00 for each season ticket requested plus payment in full for any individual game tickets. Also in clude $.50 for postage, insurance and handling.

Final payment should be made by August 1, 1971.

Gymnasium which is open from 8:30 a.m. to 6 . Season tickets on sale at the Athletic Office , Millhiser 5:00 p.m. daily; 8:30 to noon on Saturday. Telephone 288-5308.

7. Ticket orders will be noted as to " Date Received" and then processed in accordance with the following priority schedule: 1. 1970 SeaS-On ticket purchasers and paid -up Spider Club members.

2. Contributing Alumni 3. Alumni 4. General Public 8. All children, regardless of age, must have a ticket.

9. Mail order tickets will be sent in late August.

10. Single game tickets will not be adjacent to season tickets .

Gym beginning August 16 , 1971 .

11. Single game tickets available at the Athletic Office in Millhiser 12. For additional information, please write or call the Athletic Ticket Office, University of Richmond, Virginia 23173, Phone: 288-5308.

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and Johnston, and the contractor is Barker Construction Company.

While the foundation is being prepared for the law school wing, construction of the physical education building is progressing, although a plumber 's strike, lasting several weeks, has delayed the anticipated completion date to November, 1973.

"Momand Pop"Retire Two friendly faces that were immediately identifiable to students at some 600 Student Center meetings a year will be missing and missed next year.

Phyllis and Guy Scott , affectionately known as "Mom and Pop" Scott, retired in June from their 10-year position as host and hostess of the Student Center to their home in Lutherville, Md. He has been the director of the center, which is the hub of social and extra-curricular activities at the men's division of the University . She has been-well, she's Mom Scott , concerned and enthusiastic and quick to provide the familial warmth that is missed in dorm life .

"Living on a college campus is a challenge. Naturally , there have been problems ," said the silver -blonde Mom Scott, "but there have also been many happy occasions. We have survived panty raids , water and snowball battles, fires and bomb scares, but mostly the students have been respectful , kind and understanding. It has been interesting to watch them develop. " Aside from the many meetings they have organized and assigned rooms, the Scotts have been responsible for the punch and cookie snacks following every Friday night movie . Television and reading rooms were always checked for cleanliness , equipment and another vital ingredient-warmth.

"Probably one of our most exciting experiences ," said the Scotts during an interview , "was the time a student fell from the fifth floor of Thomas Hall into the base ment. He had filled a glass with water to pour on friends below . Both he and the glass fell down the stairwell. Miraculously , the student survived."

Whenever a student was hospitalized , the Scotts visited him, providing comfort , magazines or explanations to the parents-as Pop did in the preceding incident. It was also Pop Scott who often got up in the middle of the night, left their apartment over the dining hall to find and tell a boy personally that his mother had died.

An unprecedented honor came to Pop Scott in 1969 when he became the first staff

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member to be tapped into Omicron Delta Kappa service fraternity . He has also been initiated into Alpha Phi Omega service fraternity.

The Scotts described their job as "one that cannot be measured in hours, because not every event falls into an eight or even IO-hour day." But their performance can be measured and remembered for the warmth and friendliness they exuded during their 10-year residence.

Duri ng the coming days of fishing, travel ing, home-making and playing with grand children , "we'll miss our college friends very much. We feel we are leaving a place that has a brilliant future . It has been built upon a firm foundation by capable and dedicated people. Those people are our friends. We WILL miss them! "

GrayGift Guarantees WesthamptonDormitory A dormitory for 250 women will be built at Westhampton College; construction is already underway for a $750,000 addition to the T. C . Williams School of Law, and the physical education building is beginning to take shape (see Photo potporri , page 20) .

Rector Robert T. Marsh made the announcement of the new Westhampton dormitory at commencement. Construction of the building will be financed by a gift from State Senator Garland Gray, a trustee of the university . The dormitory will be named in memory of Senator Gray's late wife , Agnes Taylor Gray, a Westhampton College graduate.

The law school addition, to be constructed in red brick with limestone trim to match the existing building , was made possible in part by the more than $500 ,000 raised in the university's Law School Cen tennial Fund Campaign conducted last year.

The groundbreaking of the addition took place on Law Day , April 24, a warm spring day that made it a pleasure for the alumni and friends to gather outside at the site of the new construction . President George M. Modlin , Dean William T . Muse joined former congressman J . Vaughan Gary, gen eral chairman of the Law School Centen nial, and Horace H. Edwards, chairman of the Centennial Fund, in turning the first spades o.f earth.

The new structure, termed "urgently needed" by President Modlin , will include a student lounge and recreation room, two classrooms , additional library space, and eight faculty offices. Each classroom will seat 96 students. The entire structure will be air-conditioned .

According to Dean Muse, the new wing will enable the law school to expand library facilities to accommodate present holdings and anticipated future acquisitions . "It will double our reading room space," he said.

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President George M. Modlin addresses a Law Day crowd assembled to witness the grou ndbreaking for the new addition to t he law school building.

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James W. Harris Jr. of Richmond received the Garnett Ryland Award as the best graduate in chemistry , and Miss Barbara Rosalie Ryan of Richmond was honored with the Tanner Medal as the student most proficient in Greek .

Mrs . Janet Thornton Rust of Richmond received the Epps Award for achieving the best four-year academic record at Westhampton College.

Others who received awards are Margaret S. Douglas of Kinsale, the James D. Crump Prize as the best mathematics student; James A. Winders of Roanoke, the S. C. Mitchell Award as the best Richmond College graduate in history, and Robert W. Traylor Jr . of Danville, former president of the student government , the Alumni Coun cil Medal.

Three Charles T. Norman Medals were awarded. Thomas T. Palmer of Staunton received a Norman medal as the best graduate in business administration , James H .

Chamblin of Leesburg as the best graduate in law, and Benjamin F. Curtis Jr. of Culpeper as the best graduate in English in Richmond College. Mildred M. Cochran of Staunton was awarded the J. Taylor Ellyson Medal in history and Deborah Ann Powell o.f Laurel , Del. received the Modern Foreign Language award . Gene L. Yoder of Broadway received the Willie M. Reams Award in biology .

A University junior, Steven L. Nock of Norfolk , who will serve next year as president of the student government, was awarded the Thomas B. McAdams Prize as the junior student who has rendered the most outstanding service to the university and his fellow students.

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PlayersLookToward AmbitiousNew Season iversity and, hopefully, endurance will be particularly noticeable during the upcoming theatrical season for the University Players of the University of Richmond.

Five productions, instead of the usual four, will range from medieval religious drama to a children's classic, "The Wizard of Oz." The players' (and directors') regime will be made yet more rugged by extended playing dates. In fact, the company intends to give up spring vacation in order to make it all possible.

Also, for the first time this year, the department of speech and dramatic arts will sponsor a series of five classic films.

"As You Like It" by William Shakespeare opens the season of live drama in October. Next comes what the students have already dubbed "the extravaganza"-it will be "The Christmas Story" according to "The Wakefield Mystery Cycle." A cast of 70 players and choir members will perform the Christmas section of the 30 medieval religious dramas, complete with live music of voices, trumpets, recorders, bells and chimes. The well-known "Shepherd's Play", one of the first farces in English literature, will be included .

In March the company will do Maxwell Anderson's modern version of the story of Joan of Arc, "Joan of Lorraine."

The April play will be "The Sign in Sidney Brustein's Window" by Lorraine Hansberry.

"The Wizard of Oz" in May will be an allstudent production. Not only will this mean student direction and staging and acting, but financial handling as well. The drama group has

elected to do an extra benefit performance for children from depressed areas of the city whom they intend to bus to the James L. Camp Memorial Theater. At the regular performances, children will be seated in the front rows of the theater and adults behind them. Quipped director Dr. John D. Welsh, "Parents will have a double show; they will be able to see the play and their children seeing the play."

The year, though ambitious in nature, is promising to Dr. Welsh. "Some of our best performers and actors still will be with us, especially the boys. The girls will be augmented by some very promising freshmen talent.

"We have great confidence in the students, especially the seniors who will be in charge of the all-student production, otherwise we could not plan such a full year." (See ticket information on back cover) The selections for the film series have been chosen on the basis of performers, directors and technical treatments. All will be aired on Sunday evenings in the Camp Theater.

"Requiem for a Heavyweight" by Rod Sterling and starring Anthony Quinn will be aired in September. "Juliet of the Spirits" (November) is a Fellini film which allegedly is a biographical account of the director's wife. "Last Year at Marienbad" (January) is directed by Alain Resnais and is a surrealistic statement on the uncertainty of love. Others scheduled are "The Magician" by Igmar Bergman and "The Red Shoes" which was derived from the Hans Christian Andersen tale (March and April respectively).

Talented and tireless young director, Dr. John D. Welsh, demands (and gets) outstanding performances from the highly entertaining University Players.

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HEILMAN INAUGURATION SET FOR OCTOBER30 FALL CALENDAR September 11 U of R vs. UNC Home 8:00 p.m: 12 New students arrive 20 Classesbegin 22 Freshman Talent Show 8:00 p.m.

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The Tabb Alumni Study Committee, which has been busily discussing matters of great importance to the future of the University, considers an interesting point during a recent meeting in the Alumni-Development Office. A. Grey Staples, L'66, (center) presents his views to fellow committee members, Austin E. Grigg, '40, M. Jack Null, '47, J. Edward Betts, L'65 and Mrs. Betty Ann Doub, WC'49. AN IN-DEPTH QUESTIONNAIRE WILL BE PUBLISHED IN THE FALL ISSUE OF THIS MAGAZINE. PLEASE TAKE THE TIME TO CAREFULLY COMPLETE AND RETURN IT. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE YOUR VIEWS ABOUT YOUR UNIVERSITY KNOWN.

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LEFT: J. Harwood Cochrane, Chairman of the Board, Overnite Transportation Co., and Mrs. Cochrane hosted members of the University's Rector's Club at a garden reception and dinner at their Rockville, Virginia home. Here Mr. and Mrs. Cochrane are seen talking with Dr. Jacob J. Hladys, '38, and Mrs. Hladys during the fete which was held on June 23. RIGHT: An architect's rendering of the new $750,000 law school wing.

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-·7 I Dr. Frank G. Dickey, national president of ODK, congratulates the 1971 winners of the Wicker Awards. Left to Right-Senior John E. Zydron of Chesapeake, Sophomore Alan L. Rollins of Sterling, Dickey, Freshman Mark T. Davis of Lynchburg, and Junior Edward H. Pruden Jr. of Washington . The awards, established by former state Senator John J. Wicker, Jr., go to the student in each class who has made the greatest contribution towards the improvement of university life.

McDanelis Elected AlumniPresident Alumni voting has resulted in the election of Robert L. McDanel, '47, Richmond architect , to the position of president of the General Society of Alumni . He won a close decision over two other alumni leaders, Edward R. Adams , '41 and Aubrey J. Rosser , '50.

He succeeds retiring president , E. Ballard Bak er, '47 .

Elected to membership to the executive committee of the General Society were Archer L. Ye atts , III , '64, L'67 , Robert E . Bateman , '54 and James B. Robinson , '49 . R . C. L. Moncure , '46, L'49 is the new alumni representative to the university's Athletic Council.

"Bob" McDanel was completing the second year of membership on the General Society 's executive committee at the time of his election . In addition, he is ch airman of an alumni committee presently studying the organization and program s of the university 's several alumni associations .

Yeatt s, Bateman and Robinson are all members of the McDanel Committee and have been involved with variou s past alumni projects. Yeatts is an attorney with the firm of Maloney and Ye atts ; Bateman is the Community Rel ations Manager for Phillip Morris in Richmond ; and Robinson is a real est ate agent with Proctor Realty Co .

Moncure is an attorney and past president of the General Society and the Spider Club .

BaberAwarded BronzeStar Major James A . Baber , III, L'57 , was awarded the Virginia National Guard Bronze Star for meritorious service on June 3, I 971. Major Baber is the commanding officer of the Second Battalion.

111th Artiller y which was participating in annual summer training at the time of the presentation.

TombesTo Study In France Dr . Averett S. Tombes, '54 , chairman of Clemson University's zoology section, will spend a year of sabbatical leave at the University of Lille in Lille , France studying endocrinology of marine worms .

He is a specialist in invertebrate endocrinology , the study of hormones in insects and other backboneless animals.

Last year he authored the first complete textbook on the subject ever published in this country .

At Lille he will study the endocrinology of regeneration. or the ability to grow new body parts. in certain marine worms and molusks. The project is a

joint venture with Prof. Maurice Durchon, an internationally renowned invertebrate physiologist and is funded by a special research fellowship awarded Tombes by the French Ministry of Industrial and Scientific Development.

En route to Lille, he will deliver a paper before the 25th International Congress of Physiological Sciences meeting in Munich , Germany.

Dr. Averett S. Tombes

AndersonHonored ByStudentGroup Walter B. "Hosse ye" Anderson, '21 , was recently honored for "personal service and wise counsel and devotion" by the Distributive Educ ation Clubs of America.

Anderson designed the DECA emblem and jewelry and was the first businessman to present an exhibit at a national convention for the clubs. He has attended each of 25 national conventions of DECA .

JohnWellsDelegation CutsFirstRecord The talented musical group , John Wells Delegation , led by John Wells, '64, has recently finished its first recording . Produced in New York , it will be released soon .

The Delegation has been heard several times on network televi sion with credits for scoring and performing NBC-TV specials "Inside World of Outer Space " and "Venice Be Damned" in addition to providing background music for a segment of NBC's "First Tuesday" .

Members of the Class of '46 view the pool table they contributed to the Student Center.

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CLUB NEWS RoanokeClubHearsQuigg The Roanoke Alumni Club met for lunch April 27 and heard Executive Director of Development, H . Gerald Quigg , tell of the many changes now ocx:urring on the Universit y of Richmond campus .

He was joined at the meeting by Director of Alumni Affairs, John Clayton, '62.

Forty-one alumni were on hand .

Reginald V. Wood, '69 was elected president to succeed B. N. Woody , '49 .

Robert L. McDanel, '47 (right), newly elected president of the General Society of Alumni and retiring president, E. Ballard Baker, '47.

FrankJonesVisitsNorfolk Athletic Director and Head Football Coach Frank Jone s joined Norfolk alumni for a meeting at the Holiday Inn-Midtown on May 20. Thirty-eight alumni turned out to hear Jones discuss the upcoming footb all season which will see the young Spiders open against the Tarheels of North Carolina .

Club president Larry M. Wood, '61 presided .

Major James Baber, L'57, is awarded the Virginia National Guard Bronze Star by Col. William H. Martin.

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Classnotes 1908 Dr. Eugene P. Wightman has had a stay in the hospital and expects to go back later in the year for a cataract operation.

1913 James J. Coleman and his wife were honored with a luncheon by the Disabled Officer 's Assoc. on their 53rd wedding anniversary . They have just returned from a trip to Bermuda and their third trip to Hawaii.

Rev . Ryland T. Dodge is assisting in supply work in Northern Virginia.

He reached his 81st birthday in Feb. and is still active in ministerial circles.

1914 Rev . 0. G. Poarch reports that he has now served Pleasant Hill Baptist Church in Buchanan, Va. for 25 years .

1916 Sandy Clay Owen has retired after 40 years as pastor and evangelist. He is living in Keysville , Va. and teaching a Men 's Bible Class.

Rev. L. Bland Taylor , of Hartfield , Va., is in his third year as Chaplain of Butlers Family Camp Ground. It is a large family camp overlooking the Rappahannock River and the Chesapeake Bay .

1917 Rev . Leonard C. Hubbard was recently awarded a certificate of Recognition for Community Service by the Senate of the State of California . His wife , Helen , died in Feb., 1970. He later married Miss Fay Freeman , former head counselor of John Marshall High School.

1920 A. B. Honts was elected Virginia Division Commander of the Sons of Confederate Veterans last July. They are using what influences they can for a nation of law and order.

1921 State Senator Garland Gray , of Waverly, Va. , has announced that he would not seek re-election to that post, which he has held since 1942, with the exception of a one-term break .

Dr. Ralph J. Kirby is serving as Interln Pastor of the Shiloh Baptist Church. This is the oldest Baptist Church in North Carolina .

1924 Russell E. Booker is attending the American Bar Association meeting in London in July.

Rev. E. H . Puryear has retired and is doing a little farming and preaching every Sunday. He is living in Buffalo Junction, Va. 1925 Rev. William Russell Pankey, Richmond , is devoting his retirement years to writing his fourth book, Fifty Years in the Pulpit , which is about ready for publication.

It contains a brief sketch of the University of Richmond .

Dr . Edward H. Pruden was appointed visiting lecturer at Southeastern Baptist Theo . Sem. for the Spring semester.

1926 Reade W. Corr, Chestertown, Md., represented the Univ . of Richmond and Dr. Modlin at the inauguration of Dr. Charles J. Merdinger as Pres. of Washington College in May. H . M. Waldron has published a small volume of poetry and prose called Echoes and Other Poems and Prose Selections .

1927 Judge Leo P. Blair of Portsmouth, Va ., has retired after a law career of 47 years.

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L. James Harmanson, Jr . has retired as General Counsel of the National Council of Farmer Cooperatives in Wash. D. C. after 23 years and has entered private practice as a partner in the law firm of Silverstein and Mullens in the District.

T- Kenneth McRae retired as senior vice president of First & Merchants National Bank in Richmond in July.

Charles H. Morgan, former high school principal, is Virginia State Director for National Beta Club , public relations man for a bank and for past two years Headmaster of Mecklenburg Academy in Chase City, Va. He will be heading for Australia and New Zealand for a visit.

1928 Rev . P. E . Taylor has just completed 23 years as pastor of the Madison Avenue Baptist Church in Covington , Ky.

1929 David Buchanan has been promoted to assistant vice president of Consolidated Edison Co. of New York , Inc . working on System Planning and Electrical Engineering .

1931 T. Jack Gary , Jr., of Falls Church, Va. , represented the U of R at the inauguration of Dr. Paul G . Buchanan as President of Dunbarton College of Holy Cross on April 24.

W. C. Bloxom has been elected Vice President of Planning and Development for Johnston-Willis Hospital in Richmond . He had been administrator of the hospital since 1950.

1934 James M. Johnson is traveling for Caltex Petroleum Corp . throughout the free world and has gone to Australia for 4-5 months. He will then proceed to Korea and other countries of the Far East.

Waldo G. Miles completed eight years on the State Board of Education in Virginia.

Rev. Paul W. Nye retired in Feb ., after 34 years of serving Baptist churches in Penn ., Ohio and West Virginia and has moved to Rt. 3, Jane Lew, W. Va. 1935 W . Smithson Morris recently was named by the Retail Furniture Assoc . of Texas as Outstanding Wholesale Furniture Representative, District IO. Rev. John T. Scarborough , of Irvington , Va., is assisting another minister and preaching twice each Sunday. He retired on disability three years ago from the Va. United Methodist Conference.

Liggett & Myers, Inc., has been elected to the Board of Directors of Financial Executives Institute, an international organization of corporate finance officers .

1939 Moses Payton has been appointed Controller and General Manager of Commerce Distributors, Inc. They are distributors of hardware electrical supplies and garden supplies in the Baltimore , Md.-Wash. , D. C. area .

1940 Dr. Robert H. Fennell , Jr. will be leaving the Presbyterian Hospital in Pittsburgh, Pa. to go to the University of Colorado Medical Center in Denver in Sept. He has been Director of Laboratories, Professor of Pathology for nine years , and at the Univ . of Pittsburgh for a total of 17 years. He will devote more time to teaching and research in Denver.

Rev. Clyde B. Lipscomb, pastor of Hendricks Avenue Baptist Church, Jacksonville, Fla. and president of the board of trustees of Baptist Memorial Hospital, in the same city , recently signed a $17.6 million construction contract to expand the facilities of the hospital.

Dr. William H. ReMine, Jr. has been promoted to Professor of Surgery in the Mayo Graduate School of Medicine, Univ . of Minn. He was also elected to membership in the American Surgical Assoc . and recently served as visiting professor at Madigan General Hospital, Tacoma, Wash .

1941 Rev. Louis R. Broughman has assumed the pastorate of the County Line Baptist Church in Caroline Co., Va. Dr. Edgar Garber, Jr. is chairman of the N.C . Section of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. He also serves on the credentials committee for N.C. of the American College of Surgeons.

John H . Locke is serving as president of the Roanoke Bar Association and also the International Society of Barristers.

William R. Maynard , Jr. , a Richmond pharmaceutical chemist at A. H. Robins Co ., has been elected president of the State Board of Pharmacy.

A. Simpson Williams , Jr. retired from the active Army National Guard of Va . in 1970 with the rank of Colonel in the Judge Advocate General's Corps and awarded the Virginia Nat'! Guard Legion of Merit. He reports that his youngest son has been appointed to the U.S.M.A. West Point and another son is a sophomore at Hampden-Sydney College.

1937 Dr. William L. Lumpkin will teach a course in church history at Southeastern Baptist Theo. Sem. for the summer school term.

Dr. R . Carrington Paulette has been elected President of the Alumni Society of Crozer Theo. Sem. He is chairman of the Program Committee of the D .C. Baptist Convention for 1971 and is Pastor of East Washington Heights Baptist Church in Wash., D. C. Dr. Charles W . Turner is still teaching history at Washington & Lee and publishing articles in Virginia Calvacade, Civil War History and is on the third book on the American gold rush.

1942 William Douglas Hepler is now serving in the Army and is stationed in Vietnam. He expects to return in June.

Douglas W. Laird, assistant general manager of purchases for Mobil Oil Corp. in New York City, was graduated from the Advanced Management Program of the Harvard Univ. Grad. School of Business Administration.

Robert E. Piper, Jr. joined the Corporate Data Center of Garfinkle, Brooks Brothers, Miller and Rhoads, Inc. as a programmer .

Edward R. Schapiro , a former member of the University Players, recently appeared in the Fort Hill Players production of The Night of the Iguana in White Plains, N. J. Larry B. Sheffield is the Director of the Nature Center in Evansville, Ind .

1938 Leonard V. Kielpinski has been promoted to technical advisor at The American Tobacco Co. in Richmond . He has been with the company since 1940.

Ralph P. Moore , vice president-fin ance,

1943 Rev. 0. Edwyn Luttrell , Jr . of Columbia, Missouri, represented the Univ. of Richmond at the inauguration of Dr. Harold P. Hamilton as president of Central Methodist College in April.

1945 Dr. J. Powhatan Cox assumed the pastorate of the Memorial Baptist Church in Pulaski, Va. He came from Forsyth, Ga. where he had served for four and ½ years.

Dr. George Ritchie, Jr. reports that his son, John, received a trophy for best offensive lineman on his Jr. H.S. football team and that his wife, Marguerite, a W.C. graduate, was elected to the Board of Stewards of First Methodist Church in Charlottesville, Va. Rev. W. Emory Trainham has been appointed director of the Center for Business and Economics Education at Ashland College in Ohio.

1946 Dr. Philip L. Minor was recently made president elect of MCV Alumni Association. He also was elected Chief of Division OB-Gyn, at Richmond Memorial Hospital and vice president of Richmond OB-Gyn Society.

Dr. M. Moseley Powell is Associate Professor at Memphis State Univ . and also Associate Research Professor at the Univ. of Tenn. Medical Units.

1947 Rev. Louis L. McGee of Clemmons, N. C., served on the program of the 25th annual Convention of the College of Chaplains of the American Protestant Hospital Assoc. in Denver during March.

D. Walton Mallory has been elected vice moderator of the Baptist Association.

Dr. John Presley is Chief, Psychology Service, VA Hospital in Tuskegee, Ala. J. R. Richman is an attorney with .the Justice Dept. in San Francisco, Calif.

Dr . H. Walton Connelly is the Director of Education and Training at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. He is also teaching Educational Psychology at Indiana Univ.Purdue Univ .

Frank D. Stoneburner has been promoted to manufacturing manager for printing and plastics plants of Reynolds Metals Co. Packaging Div. in Richmond.

1948 V. Earl Dickinson has announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for the House of Delegates seat taking in several counties in Va . He is chairman of the Louisa County Board of Supervisors and is president of Dickinson Brothers Lumber Company.

Capt. William C. Magee recently retired from the Navy after 28 years service. He has been awarded the Purple Heart, Navy Commendation Medal and Meritorious Service Medal.

1949 James 0. Avison has recently become a proud grandfather.

Chester T. Bolling, New Orleans, represented the Univ. of Richmond and Dr. Modlin at the inauguration of Dr. Grady C. Cothen as President of the New Orleans Baptist Theo. Sem. in May. W. Gordon Cousins, Jr . has been elected to the Board of Directors of Dairy & Food Industries Supply Assoc. He will serve as an at-large director to the 400-member organization.

Lt. Col. Lewis M. Omer, III is a physician in the U.S. Army and will be statio ned in Vietnam for a year.

Daniel E . Ramer is the Intramural Director of MHnatee Junior College at Bradenton, Fla.

1950 Dr. Lewis R. Belote , Jr. has retired from the practice of dentistry because of illness. He is still living in Cape Charles , Va. on the Eastern Shore.

Lewis T Booker attended the American Bar Association meeting in London in July with his wife and four children.

Dr. James H. Johnson reports that he is in his practice of Internal Medicine and Gastroenterology at Watson Clinic, Lakeland, Fla. Robert Shaw was the first person in the eight-year history of Cress Creek Country Club, Naperville, Ill. to make a hole-in-one on the 15th hole. He won a cash prize for his 219-yard hole. Shaw was recently promoted to Regional Sales Manager by Mohawk Brush Co. in Albany, N. Y. , manufacturers of personal brushes & toiletries.

1951 Edwin F. Comunale received his professional designation of Chartered Life Underwriter from the American College of Life Underwriters in Sept., 1970.

1952 Rev. Parker S. Hooper has become the pastor of the Ephesus Baptist Church in Durham , N. C. Carroll B. Welch is serving as Moderator of Strawberry Baptist Association .

1953 John H. Geiser is Outdoor Editor of the Asbury Park Press, in New Jersey.

F. Wayne Harkrader , Jr ., has announced for nomination for the Democratic House of Delegates seat taking in several counties in Va. He is vice chairman of the Louisa Co. School Board and an attorney.

1954 John L. Reynolds has been appointed Project Manager of the T AFIC project, with Informatics, Inc. , which is being performed for The Tactical Air Command at Langley AFB, Va . Informatics , Inc. is a leading software computer company specializing in management information display and general computer systems.

The Rev . Malcolm G. Shotwell has accepted a call to become pastor and senior minister of the First Baptist Church in Olean, N. Y. He was formerly pastor of First Baptist in Galesburg, Ill.

1955 Dr. Lawrence B. Bond, professor of music and dÂľ-ector of the concert choir at Catawba College, N. C., has had their 1971 yearbook dedicated to him.

Rev. James K . Brown is now the pastor of First Congregational Church, United Church of Christ, Canterbury, Conn. He was formerly pastor of a church in Vermont.

Kenneth L. Hodder is director of education for the western territory of The Salvation Army and is attending the Univ . of Calif. Hastings College of Law.

1956 William H. Colonna, Jr. has recently taken a position as Director of Regional Planning with the Piedmont Triad Council Governments.

Ronald F . Dobson is the Account Executive with N.B.C. Television Network living in Darien, Conn.

John H . Grant has been named consultant-manpower development, at the metropolitan regional office of The Travelers Ins. Companies.

Hugh L. Horton is working for Veterans Administration in Los Angeles.

C .H. "Red" Keville, Jr. has recently been promoted to Lt. Col. while stationed at Fort Eustis , Va . He received a Masters Degree in Ed. from William & Mary in 1970.

Phillip H. Kirkpatrick was recently promoted to Chief, Instructional Methods Div., U.S. Army Quartermaster School at Ft. Lee, Va. He is a member of the Evening Div. Faculty of Richard Bland College and president of the newly formed partnership "Kirkpatrick & Associates", a management training consulting firm. He served as Sec/Treas . for I 970-71 of the Petersburg/ Colonial

Heights/Hopewell, Va. area Alumni Association Chapter and is serving on the Alumni Committee of the U. of R. Dr. Fred C. Mallory is serving as a counselor at the State Prison Farm for Men , Organist-Director at Stratford Hills United Methodist Church and Adjunct Professor of Philosophy at V.C.U., Richmond.

James F. Roland reports that he is working as Regional Sales Manager for Mettler Instrument Corp. , a Swiss manufacturer of scientific apparatus .

Major William M. Wandall was recently awarded the first Oak Leaf Cluster to the Bronze Star for Meritorious Service as Operations Officer in the 5th Transportation Command at the port of Da Nang . He is now attending the US Army Command and General Staff College at Leavenworth, Kansas and upon completion will be assigned as an advisor to the Army Reserves at Jacksonville, Fla. in Sept.

1957 W. C. Hatcher, better known in Kinston , N. C. as "Tobacco Bill" is a large scale collector of historical tobacco Americana . He has just been elected Vice President of Environment Unlimited, an ecological study and action group for Kinston and Lenoir Counties, N. C . He is active in a local Historical Association.

Dr. Paul W. Kirk will become associate professor at Old Dominion Univ. in Norfolk, Va. in Sept.

Samuel A. Nixon is Director of Media Services , Henry Co. Schools, Martinsville , Va. James A. Samuel , Jr. is relocating from Mass . to Allied Chemical's Morristown, N. J. location. He will be living at 150 Golta Dr., Basking Ridge, N. J Dr. William J . Welstead, Jr . has been named associate director of chemical research in the Research Div . of A. H. Robins Co. in Richmond. He joined the company in 1964 as a research chemist and since 1968 has been serving as a research associate in chemistry.

1958 Clifton E. Barton is the vice president of Deeks & Co ., Inc. in High Point, N. C. James E. Hoffman is employed as a Special Agent with the FBI assigned to the Newark, N. J. office.

Nelson L. St. Clair , Jr. has been named "Young Hospital Administrator of the Year". He is the administrator at Riverside Hospital in Newport News, Va.

1959 Dexter R. Neal expects to receive his M .S. in Library Science from the Univ . of N.C . in August. His wife, Linda , who attended W.C ., is Assistant Periodicals Librarian at the Univ of N .C. Robert D. Scott has been elected Lt .

Governor of Central Div ., State of Va. Toastmasters International. He was awarded the "Outstanding Area Governor" at the State Toastmasters Convention in May .

Thomas C. Stavredes was recently promoted and transferred to the John F . Kennedy H.S. of Richmond where he is an Assistant Principal.

Robert G . Watts is now assistant vice president for Corporate Operations Services at the A. H . Robins Co. in Richmond .

Rev . Paige A. Young was recently awarded the Distinguished Service Award for the Outstanding Young Man of the Year for 1970, by the Stafford Co. Va .

Jaycees .

1960 Ernoe Csaky has been appointed manager of the Instrument Systems Research Lab. of the Midland Div . of Dow Chemical, USA. L. Ray Fawcett, Jr. is now an assistant

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professor at Longwood College in Farmville, Va. M. Dean Snead is breeding, training and fieldtrialing AKC registered beagle hounds.

He is Secretary of the Colonial Beagle Club at Williamsburg, Va. and Secretary-Treasurer of the Va. Assoc. of Beagle Clubs.

1961 Jay D. Bond, Jr. has become a partner in the law firm of Cobb , Cole, Segerson, McCoy, Bell and Bond in Daytona Beach, Fla. He reports that his wife , Kathy, and two daughters were vacationing for a month in Germany, Switzerland , Italy and Austria.

L. Hugh Litchfield has received the Doctor of Theology from Southwestern Baptist Theo. Sem. Dr. James R. Powell , Jr., a faculty member at Delaware Valley College , Doylestown, Pa., has recently been appointed Associate Professor of Microbiology and Public Health at the Penn. College of Optometry , Philadelphia. It becomes effective in August.

Raoul L. Weinsten , assistant professor of mathematics at the College of the Virgin Islands , has authored a college level math textbook called "Pre-Calculus Mathematics ".

Earl D. White, II , M.D . Major, is completing the 3rd year of a 4-year orthopedic residency at Tripler Army Medical Center in Hawaii.

1962 Dr. Louis S. Allen is a full medic, now associated with Project Hope in Ganada, Arizona , working with the Navajo Indians . He would like to hear from friends.

David L. Burke has been elected assistant controller of Richmond Corporation . He was formerly a principal in the firm of Arthur Young and Co. Rev. Robert Dawson is assistant pastor of Central Baptist Church in Richmond.

J. Brad H . Gunter has accepted a position with the Federal Reserve Bank in Richmond. He was formerly teaching at Boston College .

John W. Hurley is a Programmer Analyst with Princeton Time Sharing Services in New Jersey.

1963 Philip J. Bagley, III has returned to Richmond after four years in the Judge Advocate General's Corps, U.S. Army. He is practicing law with Mays , Valentine, Davenport and Moore .

D . Keith Baker has been appointed the Employee Relations Officer for the Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs, Dept. of Justice.

Michael M . Foreman has been elected President-elect of District G. of the Va. Education Assoc.

Ross A. Hotchkiss has joined the firm of Owens, Minor & Bodeker as Hospital Sales Specialist in Richmond.

1964 G. Mallory Freeman, Jr. is now a sales representative for Business Equipment Group of Bell & Howell of Baltimore , Md. David M. Fuller , after his first year in the life insurance business with the William C . Goodman & Associates Co., led all other agents in selling and won the company's Career Club Award, one of the highest honors an agent can attain with The Lincoln Life Ins. Co. David W. Johnson has been transferred

by Texaco , Inc. to Greensboro, N. C. and promoted to District Sales Supervisor.

Stuart B. Medlin has received a graduate fellowship in Higher Education at William and Mary and teaches history at VCU Evening School in Richmond.

Keith P. Pennell is teaching chemistry

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and general science in Newport News, Va. and is the 11th grade class sponsor as well as the junior varsity basketball coach.

Rev. Gordon B. Porter, Jr. has been serving as the interim pastor of the Azalea Baptist Church in Norfolk , Va. He has completed a year of Clinical Pastoral Education at the N.C. Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem.

Thomas G. Seccia has organized his own Business: Resort Properties Corp. in Brooklyn, N. Y. John L. Wells reports that the John Wells Delegation is doing quite well making Club, Concert and T.V. appearances.

Thomas J. C. Williams, Jr . is a computer programmer with the U .S. Dept. of HUD and is very active in Speleological (Cave Exploration) circles.

Archer L. Yeatts , III has formed a law partnership with Frank C. Maloney, III , in Richmond.

1965 Stuart C. Clough finished a year of post-doctoral research at SUNY at Buffalo and has started as a chemist with Philip Morris , Inc. in Richmond.

John W. Courtney, III is a staff pharmacist at the Univ. of Va. hospital in Charlottesville , Va .

Dr. Earl R. Crouch, Jr. has been accepted into a number of ophthalmology programs.

He is planning on touring Europe and Mexico this summer and will attend the Univ. of Ill. Eye and Ear Infirmary in Chicago, starting his residency in July, I 972. He represented the U . of R. and Dr. Modlin at the inauguration of Dr. Collier as president of Northeastern State College in May. Powell M. Livesay has been promoted to assistant professor at Elizabethtown Community College in Ky .

Army Capt. Arthur J. Parr, Jr. is with the Defense Intelligence Agency in Washington, D. C. Ben David Traylor is now teaching school in Culpeper Co., Va. after serving four years in the Air Force.

Stanley C. Tucker will begin his second year of residency training in Internal Medicine at MCV .

1966 Dr. Robert W. Allen, Jr. will be Chief resident in pediatrics at the Univ. of Utah Hospital in July .

Winston Blenckstone is vice president of the Baltimore Oxygen Supply Co., Inc., a welding supply dealer in Maryland.

Travis T. DuPriest was awarded a Rockefeller Brothers "Trial Year" fellowship for Theological Education and has been accepted at Harvard Divinity School.

Air Force Capt. Joseph H. Mitchell, Jr. is a communications electronics officer at Croughton RAF Station, England.

Leycester Owens is beginning his second year in General Surgery Residency at MCV .

John L. Packett is working in the Sports Dept. of the Richmond Times-Dispatch after returning home from active duty in the Navy .

Christopher M. Sieverdes is a Ph.D. candidate in Sociology at Mississippi State University.

William J. Solari has been recently transferred to Raleigh, N. C. by General Electric. He will be the G.E. Sales Representa~ tive for Wholesale Distribution of Major Appliances.

Robert H. Tomlinson has been appointed assistant professor of history at Rockford College, Ill. He is scheduled to receive his Ph.D . this summer from the Michigan State Univ.

Jack E . Trent is Assistant Superintendent

of the Lynchburg Juvenile Detention Home in Va. and also serves as interim pastor for churches in the area.

Warren J. Winter has completed his work for the Master of Education degree at the Univ. of Virginia and currently is enrolled in an Advanced Graduate Study Program there.

1967 Dr. Stanley H. Becker is an intern in pediatrics at Bronx Municipal Hospital Center (Albert Einstein) . He has graduated from MCV Medical School.

Stanley G. Crossland has received the M.D. degree from The George Washington University School of Medicine. He will serve ¡an internship at George Washington Univ. and the District of Columbia General Hospital in Washington , D. c.

Capt. Douglas W. Davis, USAF, will enter Georgetown University 's School of Law in Sept . An Intelligence Officer, Davis will receive his M.S. earned through Boston University's European Campus, in Heidelberg in June.

G. Ron Grubbs has finished his service in the Navy as a jet pilot and plans to continue his education.

Dr. Andrew G. Lewis graduated from the School of Dentistry at Georgetown Univ. in May. He will begin hospital int ernship in the Air Force at Travis AFB. Thomas L. Matochik is a Research Assistant with Pennwalt Corp. in Rochester, N.Y. Anthony P. Renaldi is Assistant Mortgage Officer in the Mortgage Loan Dept. of the Virginia National Bank in Arlington, Va .

R. Allen Saville has completed his military service and will enter the Univ . of Va .

Law School in Sept.

Rev. J . Wesley Shipp has graduated from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary and is now pastor of Twenty-Third and Broadway Baptist Church in Louisville .

Joseph H. Spencer , II is a Senior Field Claims Rep. with the State Farm. Ins. Co. in Hampton , Va. David C. Stromswold has completed a tour of duty in Vietnam and now plans to return to graduate school in the Dept. of Physics at The Johns Hopkins Univ.

Keith L. Tinkham has accepted a position with Merck , Sharp, & Dohme , Div. of Merck & Co. , Inc. in Charlotte.

William E. Wilds is now a Detailer at the Bureau of Naval Personnel in Wash., D. C. after completing a year's tour of duty aboard the USS Fulton (AS III).

Capt. Gene C. Wilkinson has been awarded the Army Commendation Medal for demonstrated skills and dedication far above the average while at the Correctional Training facility, Social Work Branch, Ft. Riley , Kansas.

1968 William R. Allen recently returned from a tour of duty in Vietnam. He is now the Procedures Analyst for Stewart Sandwiches , Inc. in Norfolk , Va. Capt. Clarence B. Carson has received the Air Medal for heroism in action while engaged in aerial flight in Vietnam.

Randy Duffer, a medical student at MCV, was chosen by the Southern Baptist Foreign Mission Board to work eight weeks this summer in a Baptist hospital in Yemen.

Jeffry N. Heflebower is assistant Manager of the Merchants and Planters Office of the Virginia National Bank in Norfolk, Va. Edward R. Outland and his wife both received degrees from University College of the Univ. of Richmond in June. Ed , his Master of Commerce and his wife , Cathy, a Bachelor of Commerce.

John E. Owens received his M.D. degree at MCV in June. He begins straight Surgery Internship at MCV. Howard L. Pugh, Jr. has been awarded a full teaching Fellowship at Vanderbilt Univ. for the coming year.

Roy S. Riner, Jr. has been promoted to Staff Sergeant in the Air Force and stationed in Thailand.

Donald K. Schmidt began working on bis Masters of Education degree at the Univ. of Va. in June.

Wayne Lee Stith received the Master of Divinity degree from Louisville Presbyterian Theo. Seminary.

1/Lt. Peter L. Wyeth is stationed in Vietnam and has received the Bronze Star.

He expects to return to the States in late Summer.

1969 Capt. James M. Dunham has returned to the States after a tour in Vietnam and is now stationed at Fort Sill, Oklahoma.

James Michael Foster has accepted the position of Music Librarian at the Univ. of S.C . He will receive his Master of Science degree from the School of Library Science at the Univ. of N.C. in August.

William R. Hart has finished his second year at Washington Univ. working toward his Doctorate in Economics. He won a National Fellowship (NDEA) in January, 1970.

Robert A. Kester, Richmond, was recently promoted to Private First Class. He is a Personnel Specialist with the 35th Artillery Brigade Headquarters.

Thomas Robertson received a Master of Sacred Music degree from Southern Methodi,t Univ .

Kenneth Sprague has been commissioned a second Lieutenant in the Air Force. He bas been assigned to Moody AFB, Georgia for pilot training.

Randy R. Walker is an instructor in physics, math , chemistry and economics working for Tenneco in their Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co. Apprentice School. He is attending William & Mary working on his MBS. Robert S. Westbrook recently completed a 20-week helicopter pilot course at Ft. Wolters, Tex .

Edward G. Wooldridge, Jr. is a member of the United States Navy Bank in Norfolk, Va . He asks if anyone wants to write to an old â&#x20AC;˘Âˇsalty" his address is MU "A" School , NA VSCOL of Music. NA V PHI Base. Little Creek, Va. 2382 I. Charles E. Wycoff , a Spec ./ 4 in the Army, will be stationed at the Pentagon for the remainder of his tour of duty.

1970 Richard P. Balderson is now playing Pro Baseball with the Kansas City Royals, minor league team in Elmira. N. Y., of the Eastern League.

2/ Lt David V. Camack recently completed a nine-week Air Defense Artillery Officer Basic Course at Ft. Bliss. Tex. John G. Kines. Jr. is an Underwriter with the Home Beneficial Life Ins. Co. in Richmond.

2/ Lt Thomas K. McGrath. III recently completed a nine-week infantry officers basic course at Ft. Benning. Ga. Airman Jack E. Mays has completed basic training and is assigned to Keesler AFB. Miss.

Airman Joseph H. Winfrey, Jr. has graduated with honors at Chanute AFB. III.

1971 Ira L. Flax is now a student at the Medical College of Virginia School of Medicine.

J. Darrell Foster will enter the University of Va. Law School in Sept.

Engagements 1964 Joseph D. Tatum

to Miss Carolyn

Virginia Gwin.

1967 Lt.

George Ronald Grubbs, (USN) to Miss Gail Frear Waddill.

Jr.

1968 Wilson Lee Faris, Jr. to Miss Julianne Margaret Dietmeir.

Kenneth H. Knorr, Jr. to Miss Dorothy May Wells.

1970 James Burgess Kegan to Miss Mary Louise Gibbs.

Hoyt Hill Perry, Jr. to Miss Gena Delaney Shadwell.

Weddings 1934 James M. Johnson to a native of Kagoshima, Japan in December, 1970.

1959 Thomas C . Stavredes to Miss Evangeline Nicholas Tripolos on May 15 in Charlottesville, Va.

1967 Frank Wilson Childrey, Jr. to Miss Haidee Marie Ballenger on June 5.

1968 William R. Allen to Miss Patricia Ann Hutcherson of Gladys, Va. on January 23.

Charles Herbert Glisson to Miss Janet Olive Siewert in May. 1969 Charles S. Wycoff to Miss Zephia Scarborough of Richmond on May 9.

1970 Robert G . Gillespie, Jr. to Miss Mary Porter Farmer of Chilhowie, Va. in June.

1967 Dr. and Mrs. Stanley H. Becker, a daughter, Amy, about a year old.

Capt. and Mrs. Douglas W. Davis, USAF, a son, Brian Douglas.

Mr. and Mrs . R. Allen Saville, a daughter, Catherine Dee, on October 13, 1970.

BUSINESS SCHOOL 1952 George R. Trotter and family have returned to Bogor, Indonesia for another four-year term as Baptist Missionaries . During his one-year furlough, he completed requirements for converting his Bachelor of Divinity degree into a Master of Theology at New Orleans Seminary.

1953 Robert K. Neale is an agent with the Internal Revenue Service in Richmond.

Walter D. Tucker has been named manager of the Summit Avenue branch of United Virginia Bank / State Planters in Richmond .

1954 Robert E. Brown has been named marketing manager for Millhiser, Inc., in Richmond.

1955 John V. Irvine has been promoted to Assistant Vice President, Fire and Casualty Co. of State Farm. Ins. Co. in Bloomington, Ill .

Robert M. Tunstall sold his machinery company in Birmingham, Ala . last year and moved to Rock Island , Ill . He is now manager of Industrial Sales Planning for Deere & Co ., manufacturers of industrial and agricultural equipment.

1956 Sidney E . Friedenberg is a Staff Programmer with T.B.M. in Poughkeepsie,

Births

N.Y .

1933 Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Strickland, a daughter, Lynn Marie, born Dec. 25, 1970.

1944 Col. and Mrs . Ray F. Adams (Ret.), a set of twins, now about one year old, and they are touring the country .

1952 Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Storm, a daughter, Karen Sue, on June 3.

Mr. and Mrs. Carroll B. Welch, a son, Jeffrey Lynn, in January .

1959 Mr. and Mrs . John M. Smith, a daughter, Colleen Elaine, on November 4, 1970.

Dr. and Mrs . William M. Vaughan, a daughter , Catherine Alice, on August 2, 1970.

Rev. and Mrs. Paige A. Young, a son, Paige, Jr. , on August 9, 1970.

1962 Rev. and Mrs. W. Robert Dawson, a son , Robert Andrew, on May 28.

Mr. and Mrs. P. Tom Morris, Stephen Michael, on May 8.

a son,

1963 Mr. and Mrs. James Judson, a son, J. J. IV (Jake).

1964 Mr. and Mrs. G. Mallory Freeman, Jr, a son, John Douglas, 1969.

1966 Mr. and Mrs. Winston Blenckstone, a daughter, Jenifer, on October 12, 1970.

Mr. and Mrs. David Howe, a son.

Mr. and Mrs. H. David Ingram, a son, David Sean, on Feb. 23.

on October

I 2,

1965 Mr. and Mrs. John A. Deeter, a daughter, Julia Marie, in July, 1970.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Hash, a son, Thomas W. Hash, II, on March 17.

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley C . Tucker , a son, Benjamin Kendall, on March 28.

1957 Major Harry B. Fentress recently received the Bronze Star Medal at Fort Eustis, Va. for service in Vietnam. He also holds the Army Commendation Medal, the Distinguished Flying Cross and 21 awards of the Air Medal.

E. Preston Grissom was appointed Judge of Juvenile & Domestic Relations Court of Chesapeake, Va. He continues to practice as a partner in the firm of White, Reynolds, Smith & Winters in Norfolk .

John F. Moll was recently elected vice president, electronics division of The Life Ins. Co. of Virginia.

Major Frederick J. Sodomka has assumed the position of director of personnel for the Alaskan Communications Region, Elmendorf AFB, Alaska.

1958 Thomas K. Barrett has been named manager of the Richmond sales office at Wheat & Co., Inc., member firm of the American and New York Stock Exchanges.

Marion L. Hall is a Cost Analyst with the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington, D. C .

1959 Ernest D. Milby is now Vice President and Controller of Fidelity Bank , N.A., in Oklahoma City, Okla.

Robert G. Neuville has been promoted to eastern division traffic manager for the C. & P. Telephone Co . of Va., and is assigned to Norfolk, Va. 1960 Russell T. Mann, Jr. is now associated with Somers M. Wilton , Inc ., contractor and real estate developer, in Richmond.

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Thomas G. Wylie is the Assistant Vice President of V. F . McNeil & Co . in New Haven , Conn.

1961 Donald H . Davies is Vice President of Carolina Rustic Properties , Inc. in Eden , N. C. The company deals in Unique Log Cabins & Mountain Chalets .

David B. Lackey is Controller with Russwood, Inc . in Charlotte , N . C. 1962 Lawrence M. Fuccella is the owner of The Village Squire in Urbanna , Va. William D . Fuqua is a CPA, Vice President and General Auditor of Georgi a Railroad Bank and Trust Co. in Augusta , Ga .

John F. Green will be trans ferred to Italy and has furnished us with his addres s there , where he hope s he will hear from his friends: Peat , Marwick , Mitchell & Co. , Piazza de! Liberty, 2, 20121-Mil an, It aly.

Norman L. Hancock has been named Assistant Vice President at Wheat & Co . in Richmond . He became Director of Compliance in '68 and Assistant Sec. in '69 and will retain these titles along with his new one.

Dr . W. Lee Richardson is now employed by the Louisian a Power and Light Co. and living in New Orleans during the summer .

Carl E. Woodard is presently the Product Man ager in Marketing Dept. of HuntWesson Food in Calif.

1963 Wayne S. Paul is employed in the sales dept. of the Virginia School Equipment Co., in Richmond .

1964 James A. Hill is employed with Xerox Corp. in Calif .

George W. Paynter is Assistant Secret ary , Wachovi a Services in Winston-S alem , N. C. James C. Phillips has moved to William sburg , Va . so he can complete the residency requirements for a doctorate in Higher Educ ation Admini stration .

1965 C. Vincent Parrish is Assistant Manager of the Great Bridge Office of the Virgini a National Bank in Ches apeake, Va. 1966 F . Wayne Dementi has been named Commercial Manager of the C. & P. Telephone Co . in Norfolk, Va .

Richard W. Elliott has his own law office in Rustburg, Va. He is president of the Campbell Co . Chamber of Commerce , Substitute Judge of the 5th Regional Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court and Democratic nominee for the House of Dele gates in the Va . Gen. Assembly.

William W. Hatcher is attending the Gr aduate School of U . of R . He was discharged from the army last year after four years of service.

1967 Fr ederick R. Dublin is serving in the Army with the 2/1 lth Artillery, 10 I st ABN in Vietnam. He recently took his R & R in Hawaii where his wife, Barbara, met him .

George L. Smith is associated with the law firm of Cummings and Watkin s in Hampton , Va .

1968 Terry W. Burgess has retired from the Quartermaster Corps of the Army and joined Philip Morris in production . management , in Richmond.

Lt. Lawrence T . Darb y, III is stationed at Cam Ranh Bay, Vietnam and will complete his duty this August.

Eldridge C. Hamm, Jr . is a second lieutenant in the army stationed at Ft. Lee, Va. Steven A. Mannian has completed his service , with time spent in Vietnam and is now working in the Comptroller 's Dept. of C. & P. Telephone Co. , in Richmond .

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1969 Joseph J. Harding, III, is now associated with the firm of Armstrong and Salomonsky , architects , in Richmond.

Thomas C. Leffew is an Assistant Cashier at Virginia National Bank Headquarters Branch in Norfolk, Va. Robert F . Willis was promoted to Army Spec/ 5 while serving in Vietnam.

1970 Joseph C. MacPhai! is a Management Trainee at Virginia National Bank Headquarters in Norfolk , Va. C. G. Palmer , III has accepted an accounting position with the County of Hillsborough , Fla. Ronald D . Shepherd has joined the Treasury Dept. of the Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co. as an associate financial analyst .

Richmond L. Snyder is Manager-Trainee with the Pennsylvania National Bank & Trust Co . of Pottsville , Pa .

John M. Wiatt, Jr . will be the manager of a new branch of Metropolitan Nat'! Bank in Richmond .

Jerry F. Williams has joined the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond with the examining dept.

1971 Robert E. Bernhardt , has been commissioned at 2/ Lt . in the Air Force and is stationed at William s AFB.

Engagements 1965 Thomas W. Robert to Miss Julia Hunt Lewis of Dinwiddie, Va .

1969 Beverly Lynn Appleton to Miss Sarah Rebecca Mills of Halifax , Va. 1970 Peter Francisco Weaver , III and Miss Martha Tilton Ogburn .

Marriages 1969 James Stith Hawkes , III to Miss Anne Tillman Leigh of McLe an, Va ., May 22.

Walter Lee Wallace to Miss Sally Martha Harmanson in July .

1970 Laverne Alexander Boschen, Jr. to Miss Beryl Scott Beamer of Wytheville , Va . in June.

Births 1952 Mr. and Mrs. George R. Trotter , a son, Joel Hale, on March 28.

1960 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dasher , a son, on March 12.

1962 Mr . and Mrs. Carl E. Woodard , a son, Richard Tyler, on Jan . 6.

1963 Mr. and Mrs . James Mullen , a son, Michael Curtis , on April 2.

32 years. Four of those years were in the Hou se and the rest in the Senate.

1926 D. Gardiner Tyler has retired to Charles City, Va . after serving since I 934 as Assistant Attorney General of Virginia.

1929 Russell E- Booker attended the Ameri can Bar Association meeting in London in July.

1949 Paul A. Jamarik has been named assistant general counsel of FTC. Prior to this he served as acting director of the Bureau of Consumer Protection when that Bureau was established.

1952 .Judge James B. Wilkinson has been awarded the Cross of Honor by the Knights of the York Council. The degree , highest in the council, is given those who have held the highest office in each of the four bodies of the rite .

1955 Aubrey M. Daniel, III, the prosecutor in the Lt. William L. Calley case, has been discharged from the service and has joined the law firm of Williams , Connolly in Washington , D. C. 1956 F . Wayne Harkrader, Jr., reportedly has announced for nomination for the Democratic House of Delegates seat in Louisa, Spottsylvania, Goochland and Powhatan counties , Va. He is vice chairman of the Louisa Co. School Board and a Louisa attorney .

1957 Major James A. Baber , III was awarded the Virginia National Guard Bronze Star for meritorious service at CamP, Pickett , Va . He is the commanding officer of the Second Battalion 111th Artillery.

E. Preston Grissom was appointed Judge of Juvenile & Domestic Relations Court of Chesapeake , Va. effective fan. I , '71. He continues to practice as a partner in the firm of White, Reynolds, Smith and Winters in Norfolk .

1962 Ronald W. Williams was elected to the Dan ville, Va. City Council and then was elected Mayor.

1967 H. Martin Robertson has formed a law partnership in Hopewell, Va .: Eliades and Robertson .

Archer L. Yeatts , III has formed a law partnership with Frank C. Maloney, III , in Richmond , Va .

1970 George L. Smith is associated with the law firm of Cummings and Watkins in Hampton , Va.

Engagements 1968 Thomas Overton Jones to Miss Mildred Anderson Callahan .

1970 Gerard Paul Rowe to Miss Sandra Stovall Mims .

1964 Mr . and Mrs . Herbert Peterson, a son, David Scott , on April 29.

Necrology

1968 Steven A. Manni an, a son , Martin Anthony, on Sept. 8, 1970.

1905 J. Walter Kenney, retired superintendent of the Gloucester County (Va .) schools died on May 31. He served as president of Va. School Superintendents Association in 1945.

LAW SCHOOL 1910 Sen. M. Melville Long of St. Paul , Va. as the oldest state legislator , is retiring after thfs year . He has been chairman of the Senate Courts of Justice Committee and a member of the state legislature for

1907 Tunis C . Selby, attorney in Warren , Ohio died during the Spring of 1970.

1911 Robert Ryland Kearfott, an artist who lived in Mavearoueck, N. Y. died in March, 1971.

1918 John Burwell Omohundro, former importer, died March 14 in Seal Beach Leisure World, Calif.

Phillip Chappell Adams of Burkeville, Va. died March 14.

Frank B. Dunford of Richmond died March 6.

1919 John B. Everhardt, Jr ., retired real estate editor of the Alexandria (Va.) Gazette, died in Fairfax, Va. December 29, 1970.

1921 Robert Broaddus Gayle, for 51 years a practicing Richmond attorney, died April 4.

1922 It has been reported that Albert Alex Klevesahl of Richmond has died .

1923 William A. Harris, Jr. of Lynchburg, Va. died May 4, 1967.

1924 William Johnson Harahan , tired assistant director of industrial ment for the C. & C . Railway died ington , W. Va. April 27.

Dr. John Atkins Proffitt, retired physician, died January 26.

1926 James D. Hart was reported dead on April 14.

Clinton Holland Sheppard, Richmond realtor, died May 13.

Col. David Morris Miller, 12-letter athlete at the University and retired aviation broker , died in Bath, N. Y. March 10.

(A feature article on Dave Miller is planned for the Fall issue of this magazine).

1928 Henry Cecil Bolling is reported have died in December, 1970.

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1933 J. Arlington Painter of Lock Haven , Pa . died October 26, 1969.

1935 David Edward Bass, Jr. of Vienna , Va. died June 3.

William C. Ham of Martinsville , Va . died December 23, 1970.

1940 Dr. Cecil Arthur Creasy, Martinsville , Va. dentist, died December 30, 1970.

1950 Graham Alexander Morris, athletic director and highly successful basketball coach at James Monroe High School in Fredericksburg, Va., died of a heart ailment August 15, 1970.

Ambrose Miller, Arcata , is reported to have died

Westhampton

of Gratitude

Norfolk

1925 Dr. Earle L. Shamblen, practicing physician in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla ., died May 25, 1969.

1957 Cephas Calif. teacher March 26.

A Word

Jr. , redevelopin Hunt-

Necrology

RFI-WCR Alice Bohmer Rudd of Leigh Acres, Florida, died May 15, 1971.

RFI-WCR Mrs. Eva Page Murdock LaRoque of Richmond , Virginia, died April 4, 1971.

AS

THIS ISSUE of the University Magazine is being published when I begin my retirement, I am glad of the opportunity to express my appreciation to each of the thousands of alumni and alumnae of the University for your cooperation and support during these twenty-five years I have been president of your Alma Mater. Especially do I appreciate the wonderful day on May 15, when hundreds of you returned to the campus and showered Mrs. Modlin and me with tributes, gifts, and affection. I wish all of you could have enjoyed with us that happy and memorable day, which we shall always cherish.

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Being a college president during the past quarter century has been an exhilarating, satisfying experience-always interesting, always varied.

Although there have been some frustrations, many disappointments, and occasional discouragements, these have been far outweighed by the satisfactions, pleasures, friendships, and accomplishments.

This quarter century has been a fortunate period to be a university president. College enrollments in the country have greatly increased.

Economic conditions have been favorable, with almost continuous prosperity and no serious depression. There has been no major war, and the two lesser wars have not materially affected higher education. The principal problem has been the inflation of prices after World War II and again in more recent years. This has created financial difficulties for all institutions of higher learning.

These twenty-five years also have been fortunate for the University of Richmond. Enrollment has grown, the faculty has been enlarged and strengthened, physical facilities have been expanded, and financial resources have been substantially increased. The wonderful Robins gift, of course, accounts in large measure for the marked rise in the University's total assets. This growth and this progress also have resulted from the devoted efforts and loyal cooperation of the faculties, the administrative staff, the Trustees, alumni, alumnae, and other friends of the University. To all of these I express my deep gratitude for twentyfive happy years as your President.

1942 Emma Bee Waldrop (Mrs. Douglas Cruickshanks) of Richmond , Virginia, died April 29, 1971.

As I assume the position of Chancellor, I am confident you will give the same cooperation and support to the able, experienced, distinguished college administrator who is our new President. Under his constructive leadership the University of Richmond will become the outstanding institution of high quality that is its destiny.

1965 Kathryn Haller of Waynesboro, Virginia, died April 2, 1971.

George M. Modlin Chancellor

RC CO-ED Mrs. Elizabeth Willingham Ward of Richmond , Virginia, died April 22, 1971.

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$3.50 Film Series Season Ticket : Film Series Ticket, if Drama Ticket Is Purchased Also: $2.50

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Thursday PERFORMANCESDESIRED (Dramas): "As You Like It" (Oct. 22-25) "The Christmas Story" according to "The Wakefield Mystery Cycle" (Dec. 9-11, 13) "Joan of Lorraine" (Mar. 2-4) "The Sign in Sidney Brustein's Window" (Apr. 6-8) "The Wizard of Oz" (May 11-13)

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FILM SERIES (All Sunday evenings at 7:30 p.m.): "Requiem for a Heavyweight" (Sept. 26), "Juliet of the Spirits" (Nov. 7), "Last Year at Marienbad" (Jan. 9), "The Magician" (Mar. 12), "The Red Shoes" (April 16).

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(This form must be used to obtain a discount on 2 or more season tickets)

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_ AMOUNT ENCLOSED_ __ (Make checks payable to University Players) Upon receipt of your payment, your tickets for the drama or film series or your combination tickets will be mailed to you.

PLEASE ENCLOSE A SELF-ADDRESSED, STAMPED ENVELOPE. AND REMEMBER, YOU SAVE UP TO $6.50 BY BUYING SEASON TICKETS!