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Richmond Collegian

Location

Richmond, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1934

Page

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University of Richmond to standardize sport manager selection

Coach Glenn Thistlethwaite announced a uniform selection method for sport managers at the University of Richmond. A new interlocking system will have coaches, outgoing managers, the graduate manager, and the athletic director jointly choose managers. New and existing varsity managers include Arendall basketball Casey boxing Richardson baseball Neathery track.

University of Richmond Glenn F. Thistlethwaite Thistlethwaite Thistthwaite Garland Kincheloe Harry Patteson Athletic Council Sidney Matthews Charles Arendall Tom Casey Vernon Richardson Owen Neathery Thintlethwaite Collegian

Hopkins Expert to Address Chemistry Club Talk

Dr. Donald H. Andrews of Johns Hopkins University will speak on Liquid Helium at a Chemistry Club meeting tomorrow at 9 40 in the lecture room. He has taught at Johns Hopkins since 1930 and serves with the Fixed Nitrogen Research Laboratory advisory staff. He arrives in Richmond today to address the Virginia Section of the American Chemical Society tonight.

Donald H. Andrews Chemistry Club Andrews Johns Hopkins University Fixed Nitrogen Research Laboratory United States Bureau of Chemistry and Soils Richmond Virginia American Chemical Society

Dr Harris Attends Math Unit Meeting

Dr Isabel Harris professor of Mathematics at Westhampton College travels to Baltimore for a Johns Hopkins meeting of the American Mathematical Society Maryland Virginia District of Columbia Branch to attend the session.

Isabel Harris Westhampton Colme Baltimore Johns Hopkins Maryland-Virginia District of Columbia American Mathematical Society

Peery and Bright to Speak at Spider Fete Banquet

Governor George C. Peery and Mayor J. Fulmer Bright headline tonight’s testimonial dinner for University of Richmond football players at the John Marshall Hotel at 6 30. Dr. F W Boatwright Coach Thistlethwaite and toastmaster J Vaughan Gary also speak as more than 200 guests attend to honor the team and award 28 varsity letters including many first and second awards.

George C. Peery J. Fulmer Bright University of Richmond John Marshall Hotel F. W. Boatwright Thistlethwaite Westhampton J. Vaughan Gary Smithson Morris Bright Boatwright Smitty Morris Perry Schuls Roger Leverton Jack Dobson Jimmy Weat Freddy Vaughan Fillmore Sanford John Diedrich Murrill Howe Ural Humphreys George Lacy Tom Morris Ed Schaaf James Godsoy Lyle Graham Bill Robertson Harold Sutton Tom Todd Dave Umansky Bob Vaughan Hoss Walton Mike West Frank Straus

Westhampton Senior Class Hosts Tea and Fund Drive

The Westhampton Senior Class hosted the first college tea of the semester in the Drawing Room on Sunday afternoon December 9. Miss Helen Caulfield presided as musical selections accompanied the event and invited all classes and faculty. The senior class contributed about $80 to the organ fund, with $50 from the minstrel show and $30 from the dance, with annual organ fund contributions from Westhampton and Richmond Colleges.

Westhampton Helen Caulfield Richmond

Mitchell Plans January Testimonial Dinner at John Marshall

A testimonial dinner for Dr. S. C. Mitchell of the University of Richmond will be held at the John Marshall Hotel on January 2 5 in honor of his birthday and upcoming seven month abroad trip. Alumni plan brief addresses as civic clubs and students attend. Dr. Mitchell sails January 8 1 for a Mediterranean cruise visiting Madeira Algiers Athens Constantinople Rhodes Haifa and Egypt then England and Scotland to study current European conditions. He will return via Naples with Mrs. Mitchell accompanying him.

S. C. Mitchell University of Richmond John Marshall Hotel Dr. Mitchell Europe Howard Lee McBain Thomas B. McAdams Jacob Billikopf Thomas Ozlin John A. Coke Douglas Freeman Civi Mitchell Madeira Algiers Athens Constantinople Rhodes Haifa Egypt Naples England Scotland Cambridge Oxford Edinburgh London Glasgow

College Students Hurt In Accident In Grove Avenue Crash

Margaret Mitchell was seriously injured and several Westhampton girls were bruised when a car driven by Dot Chewn ing collided with another vehicle on Grove Avenue. Alice Forbeck Booda Gregory Minnie Smith and Betty Allison were rushed to the hospital for treatment.

Margaret Mitchell Westhampton Dot Chewning Grove Avenue Alice ‘Orbeck Booda Gregory Minnie Smith Betty Allison

Boatwright Ends Forty Years Here

Dr. F. W. Boatwright marked the fortieth anniversary of his election as president of the University of Richmond on December 11. He recalled the surprise of trustees when elected in 1894 and the mixed reaction from critics and friends, noting early reluctance and later acceptance amid discussions of his administrative duties.

F. W. Boatwright University of Richmond Boatwright Richmond College Woman's College of Richmond W. E. Hatcher Josiah Ryland J. R. Garlick

First Richmond College Glee Club Concert Tonight at Bowling Green

Citizens of Bowling Green are invited to hear the Richmond College Glee Club on its Fall tour opener sponsored by the Bowling Green High School PTA. Charles Troxell directs a program repeating last year’s selections, including sacred numbers, Finnish student songs, Russian folk songs, a debut by the Spider quartet, Negro spirituals, and a Tidewater colleges medley.

Bowling Green Richmond College Glee Club Parent-Teachers' Association Bowling Green High School Charles Troxell Sonja Spider Quartet Fred Vaughan Sam Bagby Elmer Robertson Wilbur Peck de Sandman Yaller Gal Tidewater Virginia

University Players Stage Three One-Act Plays Tonight

The University Players present three one-act plays at the Playhouse at 8 15 with tickets 25 cents at door or from Players. The farce Marriage Proposal stars Milton Lesnik and Irving Chomas with Barbette Stevenson. Trifles features Judith Hodges and others. The Inevitable Scene is by Louise Burleigh Powell with a cast including Frances Wright and Boo Owens.

University Players Emily F. Brown Anton Chekhof Milton Lesnik Irving Chomas Barbette Stevenson Betsy Cannon Jackie Lowe Susan Glaspell Sue Cook McClure Frank Cutright Judith Hodges Margaret Bowers Carlton Stutz Clyde Hardy Philip King Louise Burleigh Powell Richmond John Powell Frances Wright Florence Troutner Boo Owens Carl Turkington W. J. Philips George Allen Frances Folkes Beverly Britton

Athletic Club Choir To Sing The Messiah At Chapel

Westhampton College events feature a Christmas dance sponsored by the Athletic Association of Westhampton in the college dining room from nine to midnight with Old Dominion Orchestra providing music. The combined Richmond and Westhampton Colleges glee clubs will present Handel’s The Messiah at Cannon Memorial Chapel on December 16 at 4 50 P M with soloists Florence Lowe Joseph Whittemore and Harrison Harding. Directors F Flaxington Harker and Mrs Harker lead the performance praised for its lasting acclaim.

the Athletic Association of Westhampton Weathampton Old Dominion Orchestra Club Southern Richmond Westhampton Handel Cannon Memorial Chapel Florence Lowe Joseph Whittemore Harrison Harding Miss Lowe Westhampton, and Mr. Whittemore Is Soloist At First Baptist Church Harding Zion Mra F. Flaxington Harker George Frederick Handel Saxony Germany England Foundling Hospital Dublin Ireland Byron

University Head Critiques Student Curiosity at Richmond

Dr. Boatwright, university leader, says students lack intellectual curiosity and that many attend college for status or habit rather than learning. He credits broader high school training for better preparation but notes today’s students are younger and less prepared for life, while praising athletics as an outlet.

Betsy Cannon Dr. Boatwright University of Richmond College United States Boatwright

Frats Seek New Rules For Pledges At Richmond College

Interfraternity Council proposes freshmen living in fraternity houses to improve finances and campus social life. A petition to the Administration will be reviewed after Christmas with a January 7 vote planned. John Hrgar row reports on his National Interfraternity Conference visit. midwinter dances dates and orchestra selection discussed.

Interfraternity Council Richmond College Motley Booker Phi Gamma Delta Billy Ballou Theta Chi Roger Leverton Kappa Alpha John Hrgharrow New York

Music Room to Install Radio and Decorations at Westhampton

The Westhampton music room, a memorial to Margaret James who graduated in 1916, will receive a new radio and decorations. The junior class committee led by Katherine Connor will select the radio. James, later head of Greenville Women’s College music dept and founder of a Richmond studio, died in 1980.

Weathampton Katherine Connor Katherine Ellis Mary Virginia White Westhampton Margaret James Westhampton College Greenville Women's College South Carolina Richmond Williamsburg

New Railroad Fares Show Reduction

Railroads join in Christmas rate boost as the Central Passenger and Travel Line Association expands the college special. One and one third of a first class fare covers the round trip with return extended to January 16.

Central Passenger and Travel Line Association College

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Glenn Avendall, Casey, Richardson and Neathery Hopkins Dr. Harris Peery Co-ord Glee Club Tonight Milton Lesnick News-Leader Lowe, Whittemore Tor
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