Hampden-Sydney College

Possibly the best end in Tiger history, Henry earned second-team Little All-American honors in 1955. As a senior, he was captain of the squad that recorded an 8-1 mark, the best season record to that point in H-SC football history. Ron was named to the prestigious Little Seven team four seasons. In four years, he played in every H-SC game, starting in all but one.

Hampden-Sydney Coach Jim Hickey called Henry "the most tireless athlete I've had in my ten years of coaching."

Paul Severin, the coach at Randolph-Macon during Henry's days at H-SC< summed="" up="" the="" feelings="" of="" many="" of="" h-sc's="" opponents:="" "the="" randolph-macon="" football="" team="" and="" coaching="" staff="" unanimously="" agree="" that="" ron="" henry="" was="" the="" best="" end="" we="" played="" against="" all="" year.="" he="" is="" deserving="" of="" any="" honors="" he="" might="" be="" considered="" for,="" and="" i="" might="" add="" that="" we="" are="" glad="" to="" see="" him="">