Alumnae Greet Co-ord Student Body Monday
Westhampton College Government Association met in the Women’s Building with alumnae greetings and a formal set of rules for the new co ord building. Mrs Henry Decker and Miss Elizabeth Thompkins gave up all prior claims. Dean Keller and Louise Thompson outlined access rules. No boys daytime access. tea room lounges and rooms open to Westhampton dates on specific evenings and Sunday afternoons. Dates were shortened on Monday and Wednesday nights to Wednesday 8:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westhampton College Government Association
Henry Decker
Westhampton
Decker
Elizabeth Thompkins
Co-Ord
Dean Keller
Louise Thompson
Plans Completed For Richmond College Debate Team
Plans are set for the Richmond College debate team to open the 1936 37 season with a radio debate against Pennsylvania State College on WRVA this Saturday at 4 00 PM. Debaters expected include J T Arendall Noah Fehl or John Jordan with Buford Brandis as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond College
Pennsylvania State College
WRVA
Richmond
Buford Brandis
J. T. Arendall
Noah Fehl
John Jordan
Jordan
Brandis
New Messenger To Appear Soon
Plans for the next Messenger issue. Richmond College material ready for printers. Westhampton contributions missing due to department inactivity. Leading story Stuck a Feather in His Hat by George Scheer with illustrations. Poems by Bill Redwood G Motte Martin and others. pieces by Joseph T. Greene J L Ratcliffe Lloyd Rowland Sam Cohen Louis A. Earles. Cover shows Richmond scene. frontis Westhampton College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
Richmond College
Westhampton
George Scheer
Bill Redwood
G. Motte Martin
Richmond
Westhampton College
Russell Tate
Tate
Westhampton Messenger
Web Features edited to complete activity records today
Co-editor Allen urges all who left incomplete cards for later addition to visit The Web office and correct deficiencies before printer closure. The note appears on page one urging prompt action to finalize records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Web
Westhampton Alumnae Pursue Diverse Careers After Graduation
Westhampton College notes the class of 1036 diversifying into teaching in Virginia and abroad, pursuing further study, or joining various corporations. Many alumnae teach in Virginia towns, others attend university programs or study at institutions in Richmond, Roanoke, West Virginia, Michigan, and New York. Several hold roles with libraries, bookshops, or the Y W C A, and a few are employed in advertising, public relations, or business courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westhampton
Ma'ams
Criglersville
Virginia
Virginia Ingram
Mary Ellen Stevenson
Richmond
Anne Kincannon
Roanoke
Alice Ryland
Margaret Watkins
Frances Bowers
Margaret Bowers
Sarah Covey
Sarah Poole
Musical College of Virginia
Esther Fiqurey
William and Mary Extension
Jac” Warner
Game Place
Martha Jether Lazenby
Concord College
West Virginia
Lou White
Michigan
Anne Ryland
New York
Elizabeth Folkes
Pan-American Business College
Rae Norford
Harrisonburg
Pennsylvania
Florence Marston
Washington, D. C
Bibba’ Conwell
Tampa
Florida
Esther Walsh
Virginia League of Municipalities
Senate Appropriations for Radio Guild and Forensic Council
The Senate completed 1936 37 appropriations granting $16.00 to the Radio Guild and $195.93 to the Forensic Council. Director William Clyde Hamilton petitioned for the guild with allocations for music and radio drama skits after deductions. The Forensic Council receives 35 cents less 10 percent of each matriculation fee to fund debate team trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio Guild
Forensic Council
Senate
William Clyde Hamilton
Freshmen Gloat After Turkey Day Victory at Richmond
Richmond College embraces a new freshman swagger after the Spider football win over William and Mary. Hat sales rise as freshmen abandon rat caps for fedoras, changing campus style and atmosphere while walkers note more mischief and a clear gap between classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond College
Spider Eleven
William and Mary
Scheer Named Assistant Editor at University of Richmond Messenger
George F. Scheer Jr was appointed assistant editor of the University of Richmond Messenger by Russell Tate and Francis Tyndall. The reading article of the forthcoming issue was written by Scheer, a former freelance journalist with work in the Norfolk Virginian Pilot and the News Leader Times Dispatch. This marks his first association with a campus publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Scheer, Jr
University of Richmond Messenger
Russell Tate
Francis Tyndall
Richmond College
Scheer
Norfolk Virginian- Pilot
Aty4 Times Dispatch
Richmond
Richmond Notables and Marital Changes Highlight 1936 Class
In Richmond Dot Harrison and Helen Dencon work at local banks and stores, Virginia Kirk volunteers in Philadelphia, two 1936 graduates wed with Mildred Crowder becoming Mrs Pickles on Long Island, Caro line Shaeffer is Mrs Essex in Richmond, Mary Elizabeth Puette returns home near Richmond after overseas summer, Elizabeth Chapman and Anna Castelvecchi reside in Richmond, and Louise Callison is currently unreachable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Dot Harrison
Morris Plan Bank
Helen Dencon
Miller and Rhoads
Virginia Kirk
Philadelphia
Wannamakers
Mildred Crowder
Pickles
Long Island
New York
Caroline Shaeffer
Essex
Mary Elizabeth Puette
Elizabeth Chapman
Anna Castelvecchi
Louise Callison
International Relations Club Discusses League Reform
Westhampton International Relations Club met for the first time this year in the faculty sitting room with Winifred Schenck Mina Karp Nancy Lee Riley and Ethel Eubank leading. Topics included reforming the League of Nations Palestine Arab Jewish conflict and Roosevelt era policies. The club invited the University of Richmond Peace Council for a joint meeting December 9 at 4 15 with tea in the new building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westhampton International Relations Club
Winifred Schenck
Mina Karp
Nancy Lee Riley
Ethel Eubank
League of Nations
Miss Schenck
League
Palestine
Americas
Roosevelt
South America
Spain
International Relations Club
University of Richmond Peace Council
Miss Eubank
Carnegie Foundation weighs next exposé on college athletics
In New York a Carnegie Foundation board meeting devolved into a confessional for college presidents. The executive committee is charged with deciding whether to undertake another exposure of professionalism and related ills in U S college athletic systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
ACP
Carnegie Foundation
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Keller
Thompson
Inolde’s
Dalery
Coker
8. C. Mitchell
Sylvester Green
Coker College
New Westhampton
Forensic Council On List
Featuring
Henry Bia-Gini
Casa Loma
Stag
IRC
Schenck, Karp, Riley
Eubank
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!