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Richmond Collegian

Location

Richmond, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1942

Page

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Registration Surpasses Expectation at Richmond College

About 250 Richmond College students registered with 141 men within age limits, while 160 were expected. The discrepancy arose from downtown registrations and late signups, with ten faculty members including Dean Pinchbeck among registrants and a campus board led by Dr. McDanel.

University of Richmond State Selective Service Mills F. Neal Richmond College Dean Pinchbeck Richmond United States Pinchbeck Ray Doubles Law School McDanel Lavendar, Williams Peple Ball Caylor

YMCA Vesper Service Sunday Under Lee Saunders

The YMCA sponsors its monthly vesper service Sunday at 7 P.M. under director Lee Saunders. Leland Higginbotham and William Bareford give talks on Christ and Freedom. The choir provides music with Warren Walthall and Allister MacKenzie assisting and Dick Owens presiding.

Lee Saunders YMCA Leland Higginbotham William Bareford Christ Freedom Warren Walthall Allister MacKenzie Dick Owens

Eleven Rich mond College students named to all a dean's list

Thirteen students made all A's on the 98 man dean's list for the first semester of 1941 42 at Rich mond College. The announcement by Miss Helen A Monsell dean's secretary notes this is the largest number in eight years.

Richmond College Helen A. Monsell Asteriks James B. Adams W. Q. Alvis James H. Atkinson James W. Bain John W. Bain John H. Baker James H. Barnett Robert G. Barr W. Blanton Forrest Brown Wm. Bryan Melvin Burgess Rowland E. Burns George BH. Cox George Crabtree John Decker Sherwood B. Beck Pierce S Ellis Wm. D. Ellis Norman Ende Edward Eppes George Buting Robert Filer Jack Fine Richard Fisher John Fitzgerald Ivan Freed Guy Friddell Robert Gary Robert Gano John H. Gordon David Greenberg Walter Haden Howard Hale Randolph B. Hall John Hardman Wm. Hepler T. O. Herndon Rowland Hill Alton Howell Emmett Hubbard James F. Hubbard Jerome Imburg Fred Jennings James 8. Johnson Arthur L. Jones Maxwell D. Katz S. King H. Eugene King Ralph Kinsey D. W. Laird Vernon Lankford Hunter Leake Hugo Leaming Frederick Lusby Wm. MacIlwaine W. A. McKenzie Sam McCammon Wm. McClure Harold Manahan Jack Manley Frank Mann Wm. Trotter Sam Unger Chester Wagstaff Charles Walthall Milton Weiss F. Edge Wheeler James Wiley R. K. Williams Julian Winn Robert F. Wyatt

Westhampton AA Sponsors Health Program

Westhampton AA forms the Westhampton Hiking and Excursion Club to improve student health and support National Defense. The inaugural hike and bike trip is planned for Sunday with 3 PM departure from the Student Activities Building. Alice Gray Simpson and Anne Shafer lead the activities.

Westhampton Westhampton Athletic Association Alice Gray Simpson Anne Shafer

Van Ness Finlayson Lockey Lead Roles in New Play

Ruth Van Ness Alec Finlayson and Bill Lockey headline the Players production of You Cant Take It With You set for March 13 14 at the Playhouse with rehearsals starting Monday. The cast includes Louise Wiley Nancy Davis Ivan Freed Donald Robertson Reba Booker George Sadler Robert Wyatt Evelyn McAuley Betty Muller Pred Clarkson Billy Snow Frances Beazley and more.

Ruth van Ness Alec Finlayson Bill Lockey Playhouse Lockey Grandpa Miss van Ness Finlayson Alice Sycamore Tony Kirby Louise Wiley Penny Sycamore Nancy Davis Wisie Ivan Freed Paul Sycamore Donald Robertson Rheba Donald Reba Booker George Sadler Mann Lowry de Pinna Sycamore Billy Snow Frances Beazley Kolenkhov Olga

Friddell and MacKenzie Duel Yeshiva in College Debate

Friddell M K and Allister MacKenzie, Richmond College juniors, meet Yeshiva College of New York this afternoon at 3 00 in Room 1. Irwin Gordon and David Mirsky from Yeshiva will argue against the resolution that the Federal Government should regulate all labor unions. Manley, debate manager, says tryouts remain open as the busy March schedule nears.

Guy Friddell Allister MacKenzie Richmond College Yeshiva College of New York Irwin Gordon David Mirsky New York College United States Jack Manley

Westhampton Seniors Lead Honor Roll With Forty Named

The Westhampton Senior Class led with 40 students on the honor roll for the 1941 42 session September 1941 January 1942. Juniors, freshmen and sophomores followed in that order with 17, 16 and 15. Seniors listed include Kathleen Abernethy Frances Badenoch Jane Blake Frances Calisch Rosalie Clary Evelyn Cosby and others.

Westhampton Kathleen Abernethy Frances Badenoch Jane Blake Frances Calisch Rosalie Clary Evelyn Clifton Evelyn Cosby Clari

MacKenzie Named Editor of The Messenger at Richmond College

Allister MacKenzie, a junior, is named Richmond College editor of The Messenger for the rest of the session, replacing Harrol Brauer now in the United States Air Corps. The third issue prints next week with viewpoints from Richmond and Westhampton students. Mary Grace Scherer notes features include Elaine Barrett on compensation and reviews of Pearl Buck adaptations, plus pieces by Rouzie and Friddell.

Allister MacKenzie Board of Publications Richmond College The Messenger Harrol Brauer United States Air Corps MacKenzie Richmond Westhampton Mary Grace Scherer Elaine Barrett San Francisco Scherer the Messenger J. Ben Rouzie Guy Friddell Pearl Buck Louise Wiley China

Westhampton chapel to hear Eta Sigma Phi speaker

Dr. Churchill Gibson rector of St. James Episcopal Church will speak at Westhampton chapel exercises in connection with Eta Sigma Phi tapping Monday. Five women will be admitted into the honorary fraternity for promoting interest in the classics and meeting the academ ic criteria including a B average in classics and 1½ years of college Latin including Vergil.

Churchill Gibson St. James Episcopal Church Westhampton Eta Sigma Phi

Attendance Gap Slows University Physical Training Program

University officials report half of the upper classmen enrolled for physical training have not attended. Six of the five o'clock class, 28 on roll, showed up while morning sessions run punctually. Chairman Glenn F Thistlethwaite cites lack of response as stalling the program.

Assembly Glenn F. Thistlethwaite

Also Mentioned on This Page

R. C. McDanel Raymond B. Pinchbeck Ralph ©. McDanel Don Hippinbotham Westhampton AA van Ness Kaufman and Hart Alice Kirbys Friddell M’kenzie Yeshiva
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