Queen Named For Annual Junior Prom In Richmond
Miss Helen Stevens daughter of Mr and Mrs George Stevens of Richmond will reign as queen of the Junior Prom on December 8. J Fulmer Bright mayor of Richmond will crown her with Jimmy Turkington president of the Junior Class by her side. Sweet music by Bill Loren and his orchestra with Bob Post and Rod Benjamin will accompany the event. Prices for advance 90 cents single 1 26 couple. door sale 1 10 single 1 40 couple. Juniors wear white carnations and dates wear white gowns. The junior prom is the year’s main social function with a capacious crowd expected.
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Helen Stevens
George Stevens
Richmond
Miss Stevens
Thomas Jefferson High School
J. Fulmer Bright
Jimmy Turkington
Bill Loren
Queen's Terrace
New York
National Broadcasting Company
Loren
Bob Post
Rod Benjamin
Electoral Board Reappoints Students to Planning Commission
Jack Noffsinger and Carlson Thomas, both last year’s Planning Commission members, were reappointed by the Electoral Board. One senior and three juniors joined the planning group, with William Maner as senior member and Robert Keil, Thomas Pugh, and Edmund Massie as new juniors. The board, chaired by President Boatwright, plus Dean Pinchebeck and others, approved the appointments in the President’s office.
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Jack Noffsinger
Carlson Thomas
Planning Commission
Electoral Board
William Maner
The
Collegian
Robert Keil
Thomas Pugh
Edmund Massie
Commission
Boatwright
President Boatwright
Dean Pinchebeck
William ReMine
Paul Saunier
Royal Brandis
John ©. Jordan
Dean J. ©. Metcalf
S’riday
Ellyson
John Garland Pollard
Westhampton College seniors present Sit N Bull dorm play
About 21 seniors stage Sit N Bull a mystery in three acts titled The March of 40 at 8 15 pm in the Playhouse. Peg Virginia Bugg drives the plot through a Blue Room hall dining room bedroom and Front Arch with a final dorm sendoff.
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Westhampton College
Playhouse
Peg
Virginia Bugg
Miller
Jean Miller
Time Sheets Due for NYU Staff This December
Mr. R. M. Stone informs NYU students that the month ends on December 4 and that checks will be issued before the Christmas holidays.
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R. M. Stone
NYU
Second Editor Of Collegian Recalls Early Years At Richmond
J A Leslie Jr writes of taking over The Collegian in 1916 with a young staff. He recalls Winnie Fore as business manager and assistants Stele Kemper Dave Satterfield and Joy Sutherland. He reflects on pride in the paper and its growth despite the dam of time.
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J. A. Leslie, Jr
Richmond Collegian
Nick Carter
Collegian
Winnie Fore
Stele Kemper
Dave Satterfield
House of Representatives
Virginia
Richmond
Joy” Sutherland
N Y Man Edits First Paper
J A Carter recalls editing University Life at University of Arizona and Richmond College. He describes starting a campus newspaper after a year as an agitator and being elected editor despite being a dark horse, as a dream and pencil pushed the paper's first year.
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University Life
University of Arizona Weekly
Richmond College
Miss Monsell Remembers First Collegian at Westhampton
Helen Monsell now Richmond College registrar recalls 1914 when Westhampton College sophomore and 24 others watched the Collegian’s first issue go to press. She calls that year a peak in University of Richmond history and notes the Messenger’s role before the newspaper’s birth. Joy Sutherland’s Hip Pocket Essays and slang featured in early editions.
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Helen Monsell
Richmond College
Westhampton
Collegian
University of Richmond
Miss Mansell
Joy Sutherland
Westhampton College
Birth of a University of Richmond Collegian in 1914
Read about the November 25 1914 launch of the Richmond Collegian at the University of Richmond. Founders and early staff included editor John Archer Carter associate editor Dave A Satterfield and business manager Roger Milhiser. Initial issues ran with blank ad spaces and four pages focused on sports and literary society items.
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University of Richmond
Richmond Collegian
John Archer Carter
New York
Dave A. Satterfield
Virginia
Roger Milhiser
Philologian and
Mu Sig
Anniversary review traces 25 years of university history
The issue surveys twenty five years of the university history as shown in THE COLLEGIAN. It is arranged chronologically from 1914 and spans the paper with occasional gaps for editorials and sports sections.
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the Collegian
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Joseph A. Leslie
Sit
Playhouse Stage
Williams
Dell Williams
Patsy Joblin
College Life
J. A. Leslie Jr
Ledger-Dispatch
John A. Carter
N.y.man
Nick’ Carter
By J. A. Carter
J. A. Carter
N. Y
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