tainly haven't forgotten the college

tainly haven't forgotten the college and the many fine friends I ac quired while there. Since leaving in 1943 I have been deeply grateful many times for the type of educa tion and associations afforded me while there. "After leaving Hampden-Sydney I was in other educational institutions, and in none other was the student life fo as high calibre. As each year passes I am more convinced of the great importance of the training of college students in an , atmosphere of strong Christian in fluence. "One of the finest things that happened to me while there was the privilege of an acquaintance with Dr. Massey as well as attend ing his classes. It was apparent that he exerted in his humble man ner, ope of the strongest and most stabilizing influences on the campus. His life and influence personified the ideals of Hampden-Sydney College." Dr. Rvburn received his medical degree from the University of Vir gm'a in; 1948. He finished his resi j riency in Internal Medicine at Bay j lor University Hospital. Dallas, Texas, m June. 1955; and then I moved to Lubbock, where he is as sociated with Dr. Myron C Matti son in the practice of cardiology land internal medicine. Festival of Music* Will Conclude Il-SC Parents Day May 11 The Hampden-Sydney College : Glee club will present its annual Festival of Music on Saturday. May 11. at 8 p.m.. in Gammon Gym nasium on the campus. For the event the 65-voice Glee Club will join with the Mary Wash ington College Choir to present Felix Mendelssohn's "Elijah." The Hampden-Sydney group is under the rii' ection of Dean T. Edward Craw ley. Four soloists from tho New York a:ra will be featured on the pro gram. Florence Manning, sopran; Robert Flak, bass; Charles Bless Icr. tenor; and Edwina Eustis. con i'alto. will s'ng the lead roles from the oratorio.