Four Richmond College Debaters Prepare Five-State Tour
Four members of the Richmond College Debate Team will depart Monday for a seven day tour through five northern states. Debating partners include Cotten Oldham Williams and Conner against Rutgers Brown Boston University Vermont St. Lawrence Syracuse. The trip will use Bill Gravatt’s private car with meetings set from New Brunswick to Syracuse and Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond College
Robert Cotten
Dorteh Oldham
Bolling Williams
Rank Conner
Burlington
Vermont
Western Hemisphere
Rutgers University
New Brunswick
New Jersey
Brown University
Providence
Rhode Island
Boston University
Boston
University of Vermont
St. Lawrence University
Canton
New York
Syracuse University
Syracuse
Conner
Cotten
Tau Kappa Alpha National Honorary Forensic Fraternity
Oldham
Williams
University of Miami
Miami
Florida
Boston College
University of Virginia
Wake Forest College
Foreign students speak at Rotary lunch on What America Means to Me
Six students from the University of Richmond and one from Union Theological Seminary addressed the Rich mond Rotary Club at a John Marshall hotel luncheon on International Friendship Day. They spoke of America as the greatest country, each sharing views from their diverse backgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Richmond
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond Rotary Club
John Marshall Hotel
Derek Parleys
Ilse Schott
Frederick Liang
H. M. Butler
Shiuk Fung
Hanna Jacobsen
T. L. Siberis
America
Harley
England
Richmond College
Miss Schott
Solingen
Germany
Westhampton College
Boat
Westhampton Senior Show Presents The Headless Horseman
Westhampton seniors stage The Headless Horseman an operetta by Binet and Moore in the Play House at 8 15 PM. Cast includes Jean Nesmith Ichabod Crane Dotty Hewes Kathrina Van Tassel Josephine Sennell Cornelius Van Tassel Barbara Eckles Brom WaBrut with Ber nice Stephenson choreo and Florence Lafoon set design. Tickets twenty five cents general admission thirty five cents for reserved seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Cruisch
Westhampton
Playhouse
Stephen Vincent Binet
Douglas Moore
Jean Neasmith
Ichabod Crane
Dotty Hewes
Miss Neasmith
Kathrina van Tassel
Josephine Sennell
Cornelius van Tassel
Barbara Eckles
Brom WaBhrut
Washington Irving
Bernice Stephenson
Anne
Addison
Margaret Purcell
Mayme O'Flaherty
Helen Hill
Florence Lafoon
Jeanette Evans
Mary Owen
Constance Powell
University of Richmond Names Miss and Mr Beautiful
Margaret Burge and Clinton Moore win the title in a Chapel polling by University of Richmond students. The couple will have their photo in the Collegiate Digest. Burge attributes her looks to goat milk baths and Cyclemen lipstick. Moore is described as tall and handsome with a confident, thoughtful demeanor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Richmond
Margaret Burge
Clinton Moore
Miss Burge
Moore
Chapel
Collegiate Digest
College
Margaret
Martinsville
Burge
Bond Street
Westhampton College
Clinton
Richmond
Third Messenger Due February 28
The Messenger will publish its third issue of the term on February 28 with a biographical sketch of Dr. Francis W. Boatwright by Joe Varnum leading the list of contributions. Dr. Douglas S. Freeman has allowed reprinting of a Richmond News Leader editorial. Virginia Thompson contributes a piece on Boogie Woogie and the campus music trend. Short stories by Hal Arendall and others headline the fiction. A March events calendar debuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis W. Boatwright
Joe Varnum
The
Messenger
Douglas S. Freeman
Richmond News Leader
Virginia Thompson
Virginia
University of Richmond Band to Perform at Mary Washington College
The University of Richmond Band, directed by William T. Sinclair, will give a spring concert at Mary Washington College in Fredericksburg, Virginia on April 16. About thirty members are expected to travel by bus and stay overnight. the program includes patriotic pieces and symphonic works arranged for concert band. Bill Herndon serves as president with Bob Piper as librarian and Lawrence Sheffield asilium major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Richmond
Mary Washington College
Fredericksburg
Mary Washington
WRNL
Mike Rice
William T. Sinclair
Bill Herndon
Bob Piper
Lawrence Sheffield
Fund Aiming For 100000 To Build Activities Building
The Building Fund nears the halfway point with $50,000 still needed. President Boatwright’s secretary Elizabeth Thomason said $100,000 must be raised before construction can start, with a goal to have the building ready by 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boatwright
Elizabeth Thomason
Black and White Ball At Richmond College
Governor Price will present Dorothy Carneal to Richmond College seniors at the Black and White Ball on February 28. A formal banquet precedes the dance at Ewart's with talks on senior futures by officials and faculty. Admission is $1 in advance or $1.25 at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Price
Dorothy Carneal
Richmond College
Carneal
College of William and Mary
Earl Fox
Charles Perneyhough
Charles Miller
Harold Owen
Ben McGhee
Millhiser Gymnasium
Brad Hunt
Huntsmen
Jeannie Regal
Billy Carmichale
Ewart's
Governor Price
Boatwright
Dean Pinchbeck
8. C. Mitchell
El Picaro Hosts Old Spanish Fiesta Night
El Picaro presents La Fiesta del Picaro at 8:00 PM Saturday in the Westhampton tea room. The Spanish themed event features tango style dance, folk songs from Spanish provinces with guitar and flute, solos by Vincen DeGaetani and Ilse Schott, Jota, and other surprises with admission priced at ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Senoritas
Westhampton Tea Room
Vincen DeGaetani
Ilse Schott
Francisco Gil
el Picaro
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Cotton
Brown
Rutgers
Bill Gravatt
Rotary
United States
Moore Miss
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