Twelve Members of Hockey Team Awarded Letters
The 1933 34 hockey and basketball letter winners are named with several first time recipients. Teammates McQDanes Rowlett and Marston earned multiple letters. Tess Carter received a cross sport W. substitutes and class first team members are listed with positions and numerals.
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Fonor
Sanford
Eric
Het Hull
Cooner
Tert
Wwe
McQdanes
Kown Rowlett
Carton
Milly
Marston
Whem
M. Lowe
Hina
Tony Nis Chapman
C. Taylor
Owen
Blaver
Tess Carter
Hardaway
Fer
Uso
Walker
Turner
Bonnet
Freeman
Fleet
HM Neale
Duke
FF Coleman
Captain Rose
Allen
Buxton
University student announcements December schedule
A period of campus events lists activities from December 7 to December 16 at Richmond and Westhampton. Entries include convocations, football game, dances, literary society meetings, chapel services, glee club practices, and a Junior-Freshman ceremony with dates, times, and locations.
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YMCA
Richmond-Emory and Henry
Richmond Stadium
Coord
Westhampton College
Dean Pinchbeck
Richmond College
Collegian
May Sigma Rho Literary Society
P.M. University Players
Westhampton
Oonomics Club
S.C. Mitchell Literary Society
Law School
Red Cross
Westhampton Glee Club
Richmond Glee Club
Branet Refectory
Philologian Literary Society
OP. M. Ywca Circus
Margaret Proctor: Westhampton student and campus leader
Margaret Proctor, formerly of John Marshall High School Richmond, is a theater student at Westhampton showing leadership in drama and student government. She served as treasurer of the senior class and Girl Reserves, acted in multiple plays, and holds roles in Alpha Psi Omega and Mortar Board, now its president.
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Westhampton
Margaret Proctor
John Marshall High School
Richmond
Monocle
Indians Beat Spiders 6-0 In Gruelling Game
Indians prevail 6-0 as Spiders, missing key ball carriers Chastain and Dobison, struggle to sustain a passing attack. Vaughn runs for first downs, Leverton 18-yard gain, but Indians stop late Spider threats to seal the win.
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Spiders
Vaughan
Chaltain
Leverton
Indians
Fotal
Chastain and
Dobison
Tricolor
Colleges See Little Impact from Repeal on Campus
Administration and faculty doubt repeal will alter college life or athletics. Deans Keller and Boalwright predict minimal effects while Dobson warns enforcement matters. Students would likely drink off campus if at all, with beer unlikely to appear in the Student Shop soon.
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Pinchbeck
May L. Keller
Richmond College
Dean Keller
Frank M. Dobson
FW. Boalwright
Spider football falls to rival with strong late kicking
The Spider squad suffered injury losses as Shade land Palese exited in the second period. Wreddy Vaughan highlighted the attack with effective ball carrying while Vic Chastain delivered long punts in the late game. Smitty Morris and Jil Sanford were standout linemen, and the overall Spider line played well aside from the lone Tricolor score.
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Clan
Shadeland Palese
Wreddy Vaughan
Vic Chastain
Smitty Morris
Jil Sanford
Carbone to Teach Two New Classes Next Semester
Richmond College announces two new courses for February taught by Edward Carbone, Class of 1931 alumnus. Bibliography will cover bibliographical aids and data preservation, meeting once weekly for one semester hour. The History of Economic Thought, open to seniors and grads, meets Tuesdays and Thursdays 2 to 3 30, examining classic and modern value theories.
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Carbone
Richmond College
R. J. Pinchbeck
Adam Smith
Jeremy Bentham
Karl Marx
Edward Carbone
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