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Newspaper

Richmond Collegian

Location

Richmond, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1917

Page

1

Kuyk Elected Captain of 1918 Redskin Football Team

Abe banquet giver to the letter men of the 1917 football team at Murphy's Hotel on Wednesday evening, November 28. Goodyn Kuyk, a ten year star halfback on the Spider eleven, was elected captain for the 1918 squad. Kuyk, a junior, has been on the team for three years and was a key ground gainer and defender. He also captains the UWS track team and came from Telmond Academy where he was a noted prep athlete.

Abe Goneh Dobson Murphy’s Hotel Goodyn Kuyk Richmond College Ame Tas Kuyk Bios Spiers Ling UWS Kuyk Hik Tribnune Telmond Academy Coneh Dobson Conel Lew Hess Rantolph Macon Whittet Hiper Kuyk Dobson 1017

Richmond College Battalion Names New Noncommissioned Officers

An order from the Richmond College battalion assigns new non commissioned officers across four companies. The list includes sergeants and corporals such as G Billups EB Miller OD Lacey T Bowman R Coleman M Spicer G Kidd J Knight Malcom Thompson and others. The notice continues on page three.

Richmond College AM. G. Billups EB. W. Miller Od. Lacey T. Bowman R. T. Coleman M. T. Spicer G. W. Kidd J.T. Knight Malcolm Thompson M. Mull B. I. Ackins

The Problem of College Students

A speaker urges keeping students in college to strengthen democracy during national crisis. He warns against abandoning academia for rash actions, emphasizes disciplined zeal, and argues colleges should mold tolerance and responsible public influence rather than foment hatred or impulsive patriotism.

Cotillion Club Hosts Delightful Richmond Dance Night

Last Friday the Richmond Cotillion Club ballroom buzzed with forty couples as the club’s fraternal dance, featuring the Comm iny Club of Virginia orchestra, lit up with music from 9 to 12 50. A single long intermission included a three course buffet. Richmond’s finest maids and several Westhampton College guests filled the floor while Coach and Mrs. Frank Dobson kept watch as chaperones, likely their final social in years.

Comminy Club Virginia Richmond Westhampton College Frank Dobson Mr. Pitt

Enlistment Urged for Old Virginia Regiment in Richmond

A Richmond editor reports John di Wicker urges draft-age men and college students to enroll in the Third Virginia Regiment to be raised in Richmond under Virginia officers. The recruiting office is at 91 West Broad Street and men may discuss service with recruiters before choosing a path.

John di Wicker Army Ymca Virvinkk Richmond Richmond College Virgininnes Virginia West Broad Street Conunoion Wicker

Inter-Society Debate Tonight At Amherst Auditorium

Tonight at 8 o clock the Ma Sigma Rho and Philotology Society clash in Amherst College auditorium. Four qualified speakers Goode Tribble Abrams Hamilton defend and attack the resolution that wartime funds should come from increased taxation rather than Liberty Bonds. The audience is urged to attend for a lively public airing of economics and policy during the war era.

Ma Sigma Rho Philologian Tatelary Smsion Uhete Weasia Gemision Syndhere Volovs Mi Sign Rho Moxsra Goode Messin Abrams Hamilton Highmond College Messrs Tribble Ad Mevars Abearne Iudianee Ir Inter-sociery

Richmond College Reunion Dinner At Teachers Convention

Alumni from Richmond College and Westhampton College gathered during the State Teachers Association meeting in Roanoke. Dewan Loving attended as the college representative and Professor Warris presented a Classics paper. Professors Dingus and Loving participated in Modern Language and Science sections.

Richmond College Westhampton College State Teachers’ Association Oanoke Dewan Loving Warris

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Murphy's Newton D. Baker Foy Filer Fuller Enthusian Enthustien Phyaielang Cotillion Club Sesalon Old Virginia the Belitor United States Sil Roanoke Greater Richmond College Dean R. E. Loving
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