Alumni News and Visits Including Death of Isaac Diggs
Alumni notes recount heavy campus attendance with many class representatives visiting, including ex 02 Jacob Billikopf and ex 18 J. I. Milbourne. The death of ex 85 Isaac Diggs in Washington is recorded, noting his legal career and service as state senator, Board of Contract Adjustment attorney, and Virginia Polytechnic Institute Alumni president. A campus visit by ex 18 Milbourne from Tsiwan, China is noted, with his interest in French students correspondence and comparison of French and American universities. A committee motion proposes a gold cup awarded to the school with the best paper, with engraving and perpetual possession, and two speakers from the Virginia Press Association to address the spring meeting of the Virginia Interscholastic Publication Association.
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Washington
Isaac Diggs
Diggs
University of Virginia
Richmond
Board of Contract Adjustment
Tie
Dover Baptist Association
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Iencer Ofithes Wiel
P. Celi
Virginia Press Association
Iit
Virginia Interscholastic
Dowling Takes Teaching Post at Baltimore Polytechnic Institute
W FF Dowling class of 16 begins teaching at Baltimore Polytechnic Institute and contributes to school programs. The move marks a return to education after previous roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FF. Dowling
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute
Mad
Alumni Scattered Back East Drive UVA Ties
W. E. White after law graduation at the University of Virginia now practices in Petersburg. Charles W. Buford Jr. 15 is with National City Bank in New York City. The alumni association in New York keeps active with university efforts as the library receives a letter from A. G. Ryland 08, a French professor on furlough in France. He longs to see a college football game or read a copy.
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W. E. White
University of Virginia
Petersburg
Charles W. Buford, Jr
The
National City Bank
New York City
A. G. Ryland
Ecole Normale d’ Instituteurs
France
Interscholastic News Recaps Virginia Publica tion Conference Awards
The Collegian reports three Virginia high school contests from last spring. Miss Ann Anderson of John Marshall High School won the editorial prize, Miss Ellen D. Gordon of John Marshall won the short story prize, and Staunton Military Academy’s Kable Gram won the journalism prize. Prizes will be mailed soon. The VSPC Associate Director spoke to the Virginia Press Association executive committee about spring conference matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Ann Anderson
John Marshall High School
Ellen D. Gordon
Staunton Military Academy
V. SP. C
Virginia Press Association
Westhampton Alumnae Toasts At Thanksgiving Din ner
Westhampton girls celebrated Thanksgiving with a full dinner hosted by Mrs Black. Alumnae attendance was high as Miss Ruth Powell toasted magazines and Miss Virginia Clore and others praised Snappy Stories Good Housekeeping The Lookout and Asia. A post dinner rally of songs followed in the Blue Room.
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Westhampton
Virginia Clore
Westhampon
Carlene Broadh
Asia
Good Housekeeping
Elise Davis
Katherine Essex
Outlook
Keller
Mary Porter Rankin
Spring Conference Plans At University Of Richmond Campus
The conference will meet on the University of Richmond campus and definite plans will be published soon detailing the spring gathering.
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University of Richmond
Sympathy Extended to Bereaved Student
Sympathy on behalf of the students of the University was extended for W. B. Mullin whose father died Sunday November 24 at Sharpe by Dean W. L. Prince.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Mullin
Sharpe
W. L. Prince
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jacob Billikopf
Associated Jewish Charities
Philadelphia
Boatwright
C. I., Mason
New Church
J. I. Milbourne
Tsiwan
China
America
New York
Virginia Interscholastic Publication Conference
Pi. C
Veo
Proust
Dalton
Poleon
Joseph
Spain
General Electric Company
Schenectady
J. da
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