R. C. Dean Honors 72 Students on Dean's List
Seventy two Richmond College students earned Dean's List honors for the first term by achieving at least 33 quality credits. Six seniors achieved straight A's, led by William F. Clarke Edwin S. Cohen Clarence J. Gray Frederick W. Haberer Arthur W. Rich and B. William Weinfeld Jr. The list names each student with their credit totals. Juniors and seniors may attend all classes next term.
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Richmond College
William F. Clarke
Edwin S. Cohen
Clarence J. Gray
Frederick W. Haberer
Arthur W. Rich
William Weinfeld, Jr
Baldwin
J. G
Baroody
E. M
Black
F. W
Bornstein
Harry
Brooks
W. A
Back
W. R
Buffenstein
Cale
D.T
Clarke
W. PF
Clary
Clayton
W. W
Cohen
Compton
DuVal
O. C
Ellis
J. W
Fallis
W. J
Falls
H. P
Henkel
D. S
My Hickman
W. B
Hicks
R.A
Hoover
Howell
A. Jn
Sly Hunter
A. EB
Hutcheson
H. H
Jones
G. Wi
Kincheloe
W. S
Koslow
Lanier
Peele
B. T
Perkins
J. R
Powell
J. M
Rich
A. W
Robertson
Sanford
Sartorius
N. E
Sauer
Seward
W. Warr
Stockdell
Stoneburner
L. T
Taylor
B. D
Trawick
M. E
Veaman
Wall
F. G
Weinfeld
White
Whaley
W. Th
Whitley
G. FF
Westhampton College Song Contest Tonight
Westhampton College presents the annual interclass song contest in the Red Cross Building at 7330. Four classes enter with class color costumes and stage seating to spotlight individuals. Two proclamation songs, one chosen and one drawn, plus original pep songs judged on originality and presentation by faculty judges.
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Red Cross
Westhampton College elects Sanford and Wood to student posts
Virginia Sanford named President of the Athletic Association and Ann Wood chosen President of the YWCA. Both have three years of leadership in college activities including athletics, YWCA work, and University Players. Sanford captained hockey, played basketball, edited the Collegian, and earned Alpha Psi Omega bid. Wood served in YWCA publicity, heads the Industrial Commission, and belonged to the Glee Club, University Players, and other groups.
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Westhampton College
Virginia Sanford
Athletic Association
Ann Wood
Y.w.ca
Westhampton
Virginian Sanford
Virginia
University Players
Collegian
Alpha Psi Omega
Industrial Commission
Blue Ridge
Ann
Glee Club University Choir
Les Femmes Savantes
el Picaro
Rehearsal For Prom Figure Begins Today
On Friday evening February 24 a joint Freshman Sophomore Prom will be held in Millhiser Gym from 9 to 12. The Richmond Collegians led by Mike Kent provide the music. A first figure practice follows a Trophy Room meeting. Admission is fifty cents for two tickets one stag one date available to Freshman and Sophomore members only.
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Millhiser Gymnasium
Mike Kent
Richmond Collegians
FSO
Vesper Service Offers Special Musical Program
The Sunday February 26 Vesper service features violinist Miss Winfred LaPrade of Richmond and a University choir performing several numbers. A soloist is promised but not yet confirmed.
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Winfred LaPrade
Richmond
University
Richmond College Student Government Elections Date Set
Election of Student Government officers for next year will be held on Tuesday, March 7. Candidates must be signed by three men and submitted to Stuart Cook, secretary of the Student Government Association, between February 20 and February 25.
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Richmond College
Stuart Cook
Student Government Association
Geneva
League of Nations
China
Japan
Mukden
Lytton
Manchuria
Lord Lytton
World Education Week opens with Currier lecture on coercion
Clarence Pickett, relief worker in West Virginia and Kentucky coal fields, opens World Education Institute convocation at Westhampton and Richmond Colleges with a talk on Coercion and Social Progress. He warns against coercion, notes wartime practices, and urges careful use of force to achieve social goals.
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Clarence Pickett
West Virginia
Kentucky
World Education Institute
Westhampton
Richmond
Ralph Ferrell
Russia
Seven Students Named to Alpha Psi Omega Honor Society
Seven University students receive Alpha Psi Omega membership. Four Westhampton College members are Vivian Barnett Margaret Proctor Catherine Geoghegan and Virginia Sanford. Three Richmond College students Mae Trawick Julien Gunn and Kingsley Freeman join the local Alpha Tau chapter.
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Alpha Vsi Omega
Westhampton College
Vivian Barnett
Margaret Proctor
Catherine Geoghegan
Virginia Sanford
Mae Trawick
Julien Gunn
Kingsley Freeman
Richmond College
Women to Open Debating Season at Westhampton College
Westhampton College debaters plan a February 21 session with Geneva College in the Drawing Room at 7 p.m. The topic is Resolved That Japans Policy in Manchuria is Justifiable. Betsy Cannon and Mary Mills will argue for the affirmative.
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Westhampton College
Geneva College
Japan
Manchuria
Betsy Cannon
Mary Mills
Westhampton
Miss Cannon
Tau Kappa Alpha
Miss Mills
John Marshall High School
First Honors Day Convocation to Honor Intermediate Honors
Eighteen students from the University will receive intermediate honors at Monday’s Honors Convocation. Westhampton College sends seven named Richmond students. Richmond College adds eleven from cities including Miami, Frostburg, Hagerstown, and Cadiz to the list.
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Westhampton College
Katherine Evagene Brown
Ella Elizabeth Drake
Helen Marie Hutcher
Louise Rogers Leatherland
Edith Maynard McDanel
Margaret Ashton Proctor
Virginia Grey Watkins
Richmond
Richmond College
William Thomas Chapman
Beverly Boyden Clary
Stuart Wellford Cook
Oscar Clarice Duvall
Robert Willingham Ferrell
Miami
Fla
William Flatder Fisher
Howard David Rees
Frostburg
Homer Rowland
Hagerstown
Maurice Hudson Lowell
Buenos Aires
Mckldin Trawick
Bellefontaine
Ohio
Edward Street White
Cadiz
Kentucky
Cook Reports on Fraternity Meet at Richmond
Stuart Cook of the University of Richmond spoke on fraternity problems at noon in the Chemistry Building. He attended the National Interfraternity Conference in New York and planned to present both local and national issues to the local fraternity group.
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Stuart Cook
University of Richmond
New York
Noted Journalist to Address First Honors Convocation
Dr. John H. Finley will speak at the first annual Honors Convocation in Cannon Chapel on Monday at noon. The event is sponsored by the honorary fraternities on the University campus.
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Courtery News
John H. Finley
Cannon Chapel
Phi Beta Kappa Initiation at University of Richmond Group
Virginia Epsilon Chapter to initiate fourteen seniors from University of Richmond and Westhampton College at 5 p.m. in the Westhampton Drawing Room. Nine Richmond College initiates include Cohen Ferre Fox Gray Hickman Hutcheson Kincheloe Perkins Stoneburner. five Westhampton College initiates include Atkinson Barnett Clark Mclaughlin Taliaferro. A banquet at the Jefferson Hotel will follow with remarks by John H. Finley at the Honors Convocation.
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Virginia Epsilon Chapter
Phi Beta Kappa
University of Richmond
Westhampton
Richmond College
Edwin Samuel Cohen
Richmond
Ralph Warris Ferre Jr
Miami
Florida
Robert Pollard Fox
West Point
Clarence Jones Gray
Red Bank
N. J
Walter Braddock Hickman
Baltimore
Harold
Jefferson Hotel
John H. Finley
First Issue of Messenger to Appear Within Two Weeks
Westhampton College prepares to issue The Messenger after a year of delays due to low contributions. The first 1930s issue will feature stories poems and essays by Westhampton and Richmond College students with works by Louise McLaughlin Sue Cook McClure Harold Lowenstein and others.
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Westhampton
Harold Lowenstein
Richmond College
Messenger
the Messenger
Louise McLaughlin
Sue Cook McClure
Louise Leatherland
Ester Walsh
Weathampton
Westhampton College
Famous Speaker Features Annual Chapel Exercises
Dr. John Houston Finley, associate editor of The New York Times, will be the principal speaker at the first annual Honors Convocation at the University Monday noon. The event, organized by campus honor societies led by Dr. RE Loving, will also announce initiates and intermediate honors.
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John Houston Finley
The
New York Times
Finley
America
F. W. Boatwright
Beverly D. Tucker, Jr
St. Paul's Church
Richmond
RE Loving
PI Beta Kappa
Omicron Delta Kappa
Mortar Senior Women’s Honor Society
Phi Sigma
National Proternity
Phoenix Club
Pi Deltsilon
National Journalism Frater Chemistry Club
Tau Kappa National Debating Fraternity
Nomins Club
Alpha Pai Om National Dramatics Fraternity
The Romance of Light Lecture In Physics Room
Mr Charles Adams of the Westinghouse Lamp Company Atlanta spoke on The Romance of Light in the physics lecture room on February 15 at 7 30 pm. He was introduced by Mr Hunter of the Virginia Illuminating Engineering Society and attracted many students and Richmond visitors.
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Charles Adams
Westinghouse Lamp Company
Atlanta
Hunter
Virginia
The
Illuminating Engineering Society
Adams
Richmond
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Haberer
Lead College
Mise Christine Taylor
Wood
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Frank Straus
Beverley Britton
G. Kineneloc
H. Lucas
Wallace Bowling
Curtis Wheat
Ed Haddock
Charles Arendall
C. Es, Ridgway
Vesper Services
Currier
Honorary Dramatic Fraternity
Fairmont College
Alpha Taucast
Alpha Tau
Joseph McConnaughey
Clarence Gray
Jean Wright
Caroline Luty
Emily Brown
Cannon
Mills
South Manchurian
Manchukuo
Man
Churia
Richmonders
Cook
Fraternity
Va. Epsilon Chapter
Beverly Tucker
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