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Newspaper

Richmond Collegian

Location

Richmond, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1939

Page

8

Sophs End Hazing and Campus Highlights 1924

College notes from 1924 include sophomores banning hazing to the Dean, 858 students enrolled in a registration period, and the Richmond Collegian’s 10th anniversary banquet led by President F. W. Boatwright. Mary College beat Richmond 20 to 6, with Captain Miller and teammates shining.

W. L. Prince The Richmond Collegian Murphy Hotel Richmond F. W. Boatwright J. A. Carter William and Mary College University of Richmond Miller Witten Minter Sanford

Lutz Continues Writing As Vocation After College

J. Mark Lutz left his name on the 1923-24 Collegian masthead and moved into publicity work. He earned Omicron Delta Kappa and Pi Delta Epsilon, chaired student government, edited The Spider, joined the Philologians, wrote for The Times-Dispatch, and later joined The News Leader as reporter and literary critic. He later directed political campaigns and advertising for the Virginia Bicentennial Commission.

J. Mark Lutz The Collegian Omicron Delta Kappa Pi Delta Epsilon Spider Philologians Times-Dispatch News Leader Virginia Bicentennial Commission

Richmond College 1925 News Highlights include Rat Trap and Frats

Cary White led The Collegian in 1925 with Tone Sivessy and Roland Galvin as editor and business manager. The year saw the Rat Trap inaugurated for discipline, Tri Phi disbanded and PDO recognized as Phi Delta Theta, and Phi Gams and Theta Chi buying houses. Seniors earned optional attendance for nine B averages, the college music program grew, and dancing stayed off campus, with plays staged in town.

Cary White Collegian Tone Sivessy Roland Galvin Westhampton Richmond College Tri Phi PDC PDO Phi Delta Theta Phi Gams Theta Chi’s

All Deans Still Active In Education at Richmond College

The article traces the five deans of students at Richmond College since 1914. It lists Dr John Calvin Metcalf, Dr Robert B Loving, Dr Robert S Gaines, Dr William L Prince, and Dr Raymond B Pinchbeck, with their careers and credentials.

Richmond College John Calvin Metcalf Mercer University Georgetown College Metcalf Robert B. Loving Loving Johns Hopkins University Cornell University Loying University of Richmond R. BE. Gainees Robert 8. Gaines Gaines Furman University Furman William L. Prince Prince Columbia University Henrico County Virginia Prine Raymond B. Pinchbeck Pinchebeck University of Virginia Roanoke College Richmond

PDE Installs Chapter Here

The graduating classes of 24 and 25 from Westampton and Richmond Colleges presented the brick waiting station at the street car line as a parting gift. In September 1926 Richmond College joined Pi Delta Epsilon, with eight charter members, while Sigma Upsilon and the Corresponding Writers Club also operated locally.

Westampton Richmond Francis Taylor Virginia McDaniel Martin Logan Westhampton Collegian Richmond College Pi Delta Epsilon Hotel Murphy Melville Jones Sigma Upsilon

Two Semester Term Replaces 3-Term System at Westhampton

In September 1927 the semes ter system replaced the old three term setup. Ralph P. Johnson became editor in chief of The Collegian after David Herman left school, with Lydia Hatfield and Guy Mattox as editor and business manager. Chapel prayers moved to mornings 8:40 to 9:00 five days a week. Henry Mans field Cannon Memorial Chapel site chosen, Gothic campus design adopted. Miss Marion Garnett Ryland, beloved librarian, died after 18 years of service. memorial services held October 10 with Dr. J Metcalf and Dr. F W Boatwright speaking. University Week began in October 1927 with lectures and a play by University Players. The Players toured Loudoun and performed Merchant of Venice in Lincoln, Leesburg and Blackstone, with Emily Brown directing. El Picaro installed to improve Spanish fluency. meetings conducted in Spanish. Westhampton Glee Club also inaugurated.

Ralph P. Johnson the Collegian David Herman Lydia Hatfield Guy Mattox Westhampton Richmond College Henry Mansfield Cannon Marion Garnett Ryland J. ©. Metcalf F. W. Boatwright The Messenger Renny University Players Loudoun County Lincoln Leesburg Red Cross Blackstone Emily Brown Westhampton Glee Club

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