Calyx . all or Too large. Witt expects to be a farmer. RALPH ARTHUR GOLDBERGMadison, Florida Ralph was born at High Springs, Florida,on June 1, 1897. While a mere child, hemoved to Madison in the same state, wherehe attended the public schools, graduatingfrom the Madison High School in that his intellectual appetite wasstill unsatiated he entered the University ofFlorida, which he attended from 1913 to1915. In the fall of the latter year he sameto Lexington. What attracted him fromthe Everglades we do not know, not thepresidents line of talk, surely, for Ralphhas one of his own. S
Calyx . all or Too large. Witt expects to be a farmer. RALPH ARTHUR GOLDBERGMadison, Florida Ralph was born at High Springs, Florida,on June 1, 1897. While a mere child, hemoved to Madison in the same state, wherehe attended the public schools, graduatingfrom the Madison High School in that his intellectual appetite wasstill unsatiated he entered the University ofFlorida, which he attended from 1913 to1915. In the fall of the latter year he sameto Lexington. What attracted him fromthe Everglades we do not know, not thepresidents line of talk, surely, for Ralphhas one of his own. Since his arrival atthe heart of the South he has enteredprominently into the various activities. Hehas been a member of the band for threeyears, and of the Washington Literary So-ciety. Other honors: First Lieutenant ofCompany B, W. L. P. T. B.; Business Man-ager of Southern Collegian, 1918. Ralph expects to study law eventually,but at the present he plans to go into thearmy and get Bill. Page Sixty-five. CHARLES PHILLIPS HANGER, JR. Staunton, Virginia Charles P. Hanger, Jr., better known asPhil, came to light on July 17, 1895, inthe Queen City of the Valley almostwithin sight of President Wilsons birth-place. Phil graduated at Staunton HighSchool and not content with anything lessthan a entered W. & L. in 1914. SinceC. P. has been with us he has been verystudious as his work in German and Eng-lish will testify. Phil has not spent allhis time in studying but has taken part inmany other collegiate activities. He wasSecretary and Treasurer of Graham-Lee,manager of the Junior and Senior footballand basketball teams, and historian of theJunior and Senior classes. Phil expectsto make teaching his life work and we aresure that he will be successful. ERNEST WIGHTMAN HARWOODPamplin, Virginia Dick gathered his early education atvarious places, ending with a diploma fromAppomattox High School in 1914. The fol-lowing fall, he entered W. & L., and sincethen he has steadily worked his
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