Kyser Signs For Finals and Honor Council Selections
The Student Senate approved Ralph Moore Dick Stoneburner Eugene McCaul Gerald Scott and Walter Gillette for vacancies on the Honor Council after recommendations by Roger Page President of Student Government The new council elected J T Arendall as chairman and Dick Stoneburner as vice chairman with J J Arendall and George George continuing unexpired terms Bud McCaul was appointed The body authorized two juniors Ish Martin and Gerald Scott to join the council as part of a recent amendment for a five member leadership structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Moore
Dick Stoneburner
Eugene McCaul
Gerald Scott
Walter Gillette
Roger Page
J. T. Arendall
J.J. Arendall
George George
Bud McCaul
Russell Walton
George Harper
Ish Martin
Deen
Brandis
Francis Tyndall
Babette
Glick
Nicole
Tyndall
Carlson Thomas
McClure Named Sports Editor for Collegian 1937-38
McClure named sports editor as the Collegian completes its 1937 38 staff. Louis Tobias will oversee sports policy while Frank Conn named sports managing editor. Ben McClure has two years on the paper and will be the first sports editor on the editorial board.
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Ollegian
T Friday
Ben McClure
Louis Tobias
Frank Conn
Staf
Llard Baker
Fred Timberlake
Collegian i Law School
McClure
Pat
Therts
Connor
Baker
Law
Applications for college publications leadership positions due dates
Applicants may submit written applications for Business Manager of the colleges and Editor and Business Manager of the Web by May 8 to Dr. L. H. Walton at 6818 York Road Richmond VA. Current staff members may apply. Handbook editor/applicant must contact Student Senate by May 7.
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Collegians
L. H. Walton
Board of Publications
York Road
Richmond
Handbook
Phillips Heads University Players Group Officers Named
Harold Phillips was elected president of the University Players for 1936 37 with James Ricks stepping down after his term. Douglas Gee is vice president, Henrietta Harrell secretary, and Henry Snellings business manager. A senior award plan was announced and a hayride social set for May 8 with a tackiest girl contest.
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Ior
The
University Players
James Ricks
Douglas Gee
Henrietta Harrell
Henry Snellings
May Queen to Be Crowned In Ceremonies Tomorrow
May Day festivities at Westhampton feature Margaret Mitchell crowned Queen of May in an Old English country fair. A six member court will crown Miss Mitchell with traditional robe and crown as Martha Ann Freeman proclaims events.
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Westhampton
Margaret Mitchell
Miss Mitchell
Martha Ann Freeman
Old England
Fehl School Orator Chosen for State Contest
Noah Fehl was selected to represent the University of Richmond in the State Oratorical Contest at the Forensic Council meeting held Wednesday. The May 7 state contest will be on campus. Fehl spoke on Joyful Wisdom. Other finalists were Jack Noffsinger and John E. Jordan. judges included Buford Brandis and George Harper.
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Noah Fehl
University of Richmond
Fehl
Joy
Ful Wisdom
Jack Noffsinger
John E. Jordan
Evolution
Buford Brandis
George Harper
Russell Tate
Paul Somers
Richmond
William Hamilton
Terror Reigns as Players Perform At The Black Flamingo
University Players staged The Black Flamingo, a French Revolution era drama, delivering atmospheric staging and standout turns by Mitchell MacFarland as Count Cagliostro and Linwood Brandis as Pope. Critics noted diction flaws but praised energy, humor, and vivid character work despite some pacing issues.
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John Jordan
Playhouse
University
Dean Hudsons Clubmen Will Complete Set
Dean Hudson and his Florida Clubmen will join Kay Kyser for the last two dances at the Richmond College Finals. Kyser’s orchestra, a national radio favorite, will headline the set while Mal Hallet’s band placed second in student polling. Hudson’s group gained campus support and has performed at Tantilla Gardens and Miami clubs.
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Richmond
Hudson Price
Dean Hudson
Florida
Kyser
Chicago
Mutual Broadcasting System
Hudson
Tantilla Gardens
University of Florida
Miami
Price
Washington
Wendt To Play For May Queen Dance At Westhampton
Westhampton College hosts a May Queen dance in the Women’s Activities Building gym from nine to twelve. Frank Wendt of Richmond leads a ten piece orchestra while a flower basket shaped ticket line forms. May Queen Margaret Mitchell and student leaders attend the event.
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Westhampton College
Frank Wendt
Richmond
Dean May L, Keller
Maude Woodflin
Margaret Mitchell
May Queen
Lavinia Winston
Louise Thompson
Margaret Harris
Jane Langley
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Kay Kyser
Moore
Stoneburner
McCaul
Scott, Gilette
Senate
Belock
Balanced Council
Jennor
Phillips
Harold Phillips
YWCA
Mitchell MacFarland
Count Cagliostro
Liana
Linwood Brandis
Pope
Isles
McFarland
Ellis
Mal Hallet
Ond
Wendt
May
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