Varsity Fresh Wins Fourth Annual Prep Day Contests
Richmonds fourth annual Prep Day featured eight prep and high school games at Millliser Gymnasium. Fredericksburg beat Ashland 20 to 17. St Christopher topped South Boston 25 to 14. Thomas Jefferson edged Highland Springs after a five minute OT 46 to 47. John Marshall defeated Hargrave Military 24 to 20. Lee Staunton beat McGuires 29 to 25. Fork Union Military beat Benedictine 30 to 26. Richmond freshmen beat Medical B 40 to 10. Spider varsity opened season with a 6 to 21 win over Medical College five. Varsity Club dance followed with Mike Kents band providing music.
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South Boston
St. Christopher
Thomas
the Tinnes
Janice
Mike Kent
Richmond Collegians
Senior Class Plans Winter Prom Financing and Dance
In a regular post holiday meeting the Senior Class voted to ask the Interfraternity Council to host a mid winter dance around the Junior-Senior Prom period. The council would receive all profits and cover losses. Each member pledged two dollars toward funding the class gift.
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Iter-fraternity Council
Hiter
Miss Woodfin Hosts Tea for Freshman Class
Miss Woodfin entertained the Freshman Class at her Rose Road home on a Sunday afternoon in January. Miss Lough poured beverages while Amilla Jeffries helped. A crackling fire added warmth as the girls played novelty games and wrote New Year wishes on cards.
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Miss Woodfin
Lta
Rose Wh
Miss Lough
Amilla Jeffries
Westhampton
Varsity Dance Follows Richmond College Basketball Night
After a Richmond College versus Medical College of Virginia game and a prep school tournament, Millhiser Gym hosted a well attended Varsity Club dance. Mike Kent and the Richmond Collegians led scoring as they have recently, with the orchestra featured at this season’s dances. Students from Wargrave Military Academy Folk Union Military Academy Joby Marshall High St Christopher’s McGuire St Benedictine Ashland Fredericksburg and Highland Springs attended, marking the second successful Varsity Club event.
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Richmond College
Merdical College of Virginia
Millhiser Gymnasium
Mike Kent
Richmond Collegians
Collegiano
Washington and Lee
Wargrave Military Academy
Folk Union Military Academy
Joby Marshall High School
Thomas Jefferson High School
St. Christophers
McGuires
St. Benedictine
Ashland High School
Fredericks
Cbure High School
Highland Springs
Literary Groups Elect New Officers This Month
Two literary societies held semi annual elections last Monday night. The S C Mitchell Society reelected Richard McCrone as president and Herbert Ruffin as Forensic Council representative with Bruce Dodd as vice president Bernard Hulcher as secretary and Emory Sauer as treasurer. Mu Sigma Rho re elected Roger Grant as president along with Richard Hicks as vice president Samuel Bagby as secretary and Lewis Collins as council representative. The Philologian Society schedules its election for January 30.
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Literary Socretien
Samuel Chiles Mitchell
Mu Sigma Rho
Philologian Literary Society
S. C. Mitchell Society
Richard McCrone
McCrone
Herbert Ruffin
Bruce S. Dodd
Bernard Hulcher
Emory Sauer
Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society
Roger Grant
Mu Sigs
Richard Hicks
Samuel Bagby
Lewis Collins
O. D. K. Leads in Student Voting at Richmond College
Richmond College students favored Omicron Delta Kappa over Phi Beta Kappa and the Varsity Club in the Collegian Web poll. ODK led with 588 points, PK with 382, and VC with 290, based on first and second choice ballots.
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Collegian
Richmond College
Omicron Delta Kappa
Phi Beta Kappa
Local Debaters to Meet Penn Here
The University of Richmond team will debate the University of Pennsylvania in the A.M. Saturday in Room 1. The issue is Resolved That the United States Should Cancel the War Debts. Stuart Cook and Griffin Garnett will be the Richmond negatives. Afterward, Richmond will face the University of Pittsburgh on February 1.
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University of Richmond Te
University of Pennsylvania
United States
Stuart Cook
Griffin Garnett
Richmond
University of Pittsburgh
Westhampton College
Japan
Manchuria
Bethy Cannon
Mary Mills
Helen Caulfield
Hazel Hemming
Geneva College
Sophomore Birthday Dance Delight in January
A rural student party marks a January 6 birthday celebration at the Red Cross Building. Sophomore chass hosts a barn bash with fiddlers, simple farm attire, and dances like waltz and fox trot. Seniors arrive with city fashion, but the sisters prefer the earthy crowd. Hot dogs roasted by the fireplace provide casual, festive fuel.
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Sophmore
Chass
Red Cross
Westhampton Richmond College Popularity Contests Stir Votes
Richmond College students vote in the Collegian popularity contest with multiple honors. Winners include Miss Katharine Malloy as most beautiful, Victor Chastain as most popular, and Bob Crenshaw as best dressed. Other top honors go to Marguerite Abbott Grace Rowland Isabel Taliaferro and Polly Cochran in various categories.
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Robert Crenshaw
Katherine Malloy
Victor Chastain
Westhampton
Richmond
Richmond College
Bill Pettus
Henry Miller
Marian West
Margaret Crews
Isabel Taliaferro
Vivian Barnett
Marian Clark
Phoebe Drewry
Frances Rawlings
Judiciary Board
Virginia Atkinson
Polly Cochran
Roanoke
Katherine Bell
Betsy Cannon
Elizabeth Seay
Marie Harwell
Petersburg
Grace Rowland
Katharine Malloy
Mildred Alexander
Baltimore
Yanceyville
N.C
Westhampton College
Malloy
Marguerite Abbott
Bronxville
N. Y
Ed Perlowski
West Haven
Ernie Williams
Franklin
Bob Crenshaw
Ralph Ferrell
Coral Gables
Fla
Wallace Bowling
Fredericksburg
Bip Gray
Red Bank
N. J
Hill Pettus
Charleston
W. Va
Dick Poage
Ed White
Cader, Ky
Brad’ Hickman
Sidney Matthews
Chastain
Vic Chaltain
George Llope
Parsley
Bob Ferrell
Hearne Stevenson
Pocomoke City
Bus Gray
Gresham Wall
King William, Wal,l
Lewis Stoneburner
New Biology Building Opens at Maryland Hall in Virginia
The 35 room fire proof Biology Building at Maryland Hall features general zoology on the first floor general botany on the second, a basement with dark rooms preparation rooms and a greenhouse on the roof. The Culture Room houses ovens refrigerators and boilers while the Herbarium awaits equipment. A spring dedication program with prominent speakers is planned.
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Didlowy
Boatwright
Westhampton T K A Chapter Initiates Two Members
The Westhampton Tau Kappa Alpha chapter initiated Helen Caulfeld and Betsy Cannon, who will serve as president and secretary for the remainder of the year. The ceremony included key presentation and remarks by retiring president Marion Clark.
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Westhampton
Tau Kappa Alpha
Helen Caulfeld
Betsy Cannon
Marion Clark
Lytton
Geneva College
New York University
Bridgewater College
Margaret Ross
Helen Caulfield
Mildred Alexander
Hazel Hemming
Mary Mills
Nan Owen
Eleanor Whitehead
Mary Louise Quackenbush
Mary Ellen Stephenson
Mice Turner
Web Staff Seeks February Pledge for Annual Web
Web staff urges students to pay the $2.50 pledge for an annual by February to save fifty cents and support the 1933 Web volume. The team reports improved photo proofs from Zamsky and plans two pages for Collegian Web Popularity Contest winners.
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Zamsky
Miss Scott Discusses History of Art for Westhampton Class
Miss Mary Wingfield Scott, former Westhampton College professor and traveler in Italy and the Levant, spoke to Miss Pauline Turnty’s History of Art class at her home. She outlined four main architectural styles influencing Roman buildings, tracing classic, Eastern, Romanesque, and Gothic influences through temples, basilicas, and churches and noting Italian restraint in vaulting.
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Mary Wingfield Scott
Westhampton College
Italy
Levant
Pauline Turnty
Ronan Architeture
Venice
Miss Scott
Kovensea
Rome
Scott
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Mary Miller
Mortar Board
Maryland
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Mary Faulkner
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