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Richmond Collegian

Location

Richmond, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1942

Page

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Richmond men urged to join vigorous physical fitness plan

Thistlethwaite and college officials unveiled plans to evaluate athletic capabilities at Richmond College and place students in a fitness program. Dean Pinchbeck ordered all men to participate in vigorous activity and sign up for a class, with elective options under supervision if time is short.

Richmond College Conch Glenn FP Thistlethwaite Holtzclaw Smart Tow Warriner Pinchbeck University of Richmond University of Virginia Tom Warriner

Four One-Act Plays to Be Presented in Playhouse

Four one acts written and directed by Professor Alton Williams’s class will receive a preliminary showing at the Playhouse for a small audience to iron out kinks. The plays include Being British, Two-Horse Bargain, Sammy Is a Fine Boy, and Annie Postum Rides Again with casts listed for each piece.

Alton Williams Playhouse Williams Mary Grace Scherer Betty Muller Fred Clarkson Kay Weber Mann Lowry Don Robertson Pepper Gardner Evelyn McAuley Ed Luttrell George Sadler Mildred Cox Sammy Boy Nancy Davis Kay Gillelan Frances Kennard Norman Rolfe Annie Postum Reba Booker Bill Etheridge Bill Lockey Louise Cardozo

Air Observers Move to University Chemistry Building Roof

The air observation post near Patterson Avenue shifts to the University of Virginia Chemistry Building roof. Volunteers will alternate roof and ground floor duties and remain connected by telephone. The roof offers clear visibility in all directions, with a lean-to and cat-walk under construction for weather shelter and access.

Patterson Avenue Chopt Road Chemistry University

Alumnus Writes From Singapore

Yates McDaniel, Richmond College alumnus and AP correspondent, sent his final dispatch from Singapore on Wednesday. A 1927 University of Richmond graduate, he held Omicron Delta Kappa and Kappa Sigma memberships, contributed to the Messenger, and starred in tennis and track. He began journalism in China and later covered Nanking’s fall before moving to Singapore to report news on the emergency there. He noted plans to drive his car into the Malacca Strait to avoid leaving it to the Japanese.

Yates McDaniel Richmond College Singapore McDaniel University of Richmond Omicron Delta Kappa Kappa Sigma Social Fraternity The Messenger University Players Glee Club China

Vespers to Include Student Prayer During World Pray er Week

Westhampton YWCA hosts Vespers Sunday night featuring a Student Prayer topic decided at the National Student Assembly in Miami. Kay Hanley presides with Louise Cardozo Betty Muller Sally Gonzalez and Marguerite Shell participating. Richmond College Glee Club to sing The Lord's Prayer and a patriotic dorm party follows Tuesday with songs games and a prize for best costume.

Westhampton Ywca National Student Assembly Miami Louise Cardozo Kay Hanley Betty Muller Sally Gonzalez Marguerite Shell Richmond College Glee Club The YWCA Westhampton

Welcoming committee urged to host visiting teams

Coach Malcolm U. Pitt proposed a campus welcoming committee to make visitors feel at home. The group would include students, athletes, journalists, dramatists, and plain students with badges, meeting teams, guiding them to quarters and meals, and enhancing their comfort during visits.

Malcolm U. Pitt Spidey Pitt

Chemists Elect Eighteen New Club Members

The Chemistry Club elected eighteen new members at its last meeting. President Billy Bingham announced yesterday. New members include James Barnett Charles Bellis Edward Bowden Rowland Burns Willard Burton Edward Eppes Ivan Freed Alvin Jacobs Joe Michaelson Edward Shain EB R. Turner Stanley Watts 2. S. West Milton Weiss and from Westhampton Marjorie Clements Audrey Foster Ann Howard and Mary Elder

Chemistry Club Billy Bingham James Barnett Charles Bellis Edward Bowden Rowland Burns Willard Burton Edward Eppes Ivan Freed Alvin Jacobs Joe Michaelson Edward Shain R. Turner Stanley Watts 2. S. West Milton Weiss Westhampton Marjorie Clements Audrey Foster Ann Howard Mary Elder

Westhampton forum series to open on world affairs

Dr. Susan Lough will inaugurate a Monday 7 PM world news forum in the Westhampton Blue Room. The program, arranged by the democracy committee led by Dr. Boatwright and Dr. McDanel, enlists YMCA Richmond College and YWCA Westhampton to run discussions for a better informed student body.

Susan Lough Westhampton Boatwright McDanel Ymca of Richmond College Ywca of Alhne Flanagan YWCA Far East National News Council

Emergency Creates Loss In Upper Classmen

Wartime losses among upperclassmen prompt Interfraternity Council to discuss letting second semester freshmen live in fraternity houses. Eddie Klein cites house vacancies and a need for cooperation to maintain overall fraternity strength. a policy requiring a C average before moving is proposed.

Klein Interfraternity Council Eddie Klein Phi Alpha CG. L. Albright Sigma Alpha Epsilon

Frat Early Risers Exercise Outdoors

Theta Chi brothers under Physical Director Fred Clarkson begin outdoor calisthenics at 7 30 A M at Roselawn White House. Eleven men attend in darkness as President Shelton leads the frosty start. The group hopes to gain accreditation as an elective in the college’s physical education program.

Billy Graham Fred Clarkson Theta Chi Roselawn White House Clarkson Shelton Betches

Richmond and Westhampton Students Named to Phi Beta Kappa

Ten Richmond College and seven Westhampton College students were named to the Phi Beta Kappa honor society. Recipients include DeWitt Ellis Arthur L. Jones Douglas Laird Edward Schapiro Bolling Williams Thomas Green Randolph Hall Vernon Lankford Donald Robertson Leander Saunders Rosalie Clary Evelyn Cosby Ethne Flanagan Ninita Gonzalez Mary Grace Lederer Sara Goode Betty Ann Pitzinger. Green is senior class vice president and intramural sports manager.

Richmond College Westhampton College Phi Beta Kappa R. E B. Loving Upsilon DeWitt Ellis Arthur L. Jones Douglas Laird Edward Schapiro Bolling Williams Richmond Thomas Green Burkeville Randolph Hall Norfolk Vernon Lankford Bloxom Donald Robertson Mattoux Leander Saunders Ivor Westhampton Rosalie Clary Evelyn Cosby Ethne Flanagan Ninita Gonzalez Mary Grace Lederer Sara Goode Lonoke Arkansas Betty Ann Petzinger Portsmouth Green Pones Laird Omicron Delta Kappa Lankford YMCA ODK Robertson Saunders Web Pi Delta Epsilon

Debate Team Plans Schedule for Richmond College Visit

Yeshiva College debate team from New York City will visit Richmond College to discuss federal regulation of labor unions. Georgia team members defended the affirmative last Tuesday. Brock and Meadows from Georgia opposed. March 17 NYU, March 20 Rhode Island State, March 26 Johns Hopkins, April 7 UNC. Out of state tour March 20–26 through NC SC GA. State TKA tournament slated May first.

Yeshiva College New York City Richmond College United States Richmond University of Georgia Bill Rareford Dick Hague Brock and Meadows Georgia Jack Manley New York University Rhode Island State College Johns Hopkins University University of North Carolina North Carolina South Carolina Manley Lara

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