Board Names Tate Editors for University Publications
The Board of Publications named Russell S. Tate as editor in chief of the University Messenger Web and Richmond Collegian for 1936-37 with Herbert Allen Ruth Stephenson and Bernard Dabney as co editors of the Web. Francis W. Tyndall becomes Richmond College editor and Margaret Dudley Westhampton editor with Winfred Schenck and Edward Canada filling business roles.
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Russell S. Tate
Herbert Allen
Ruth Stephenson
Bernard Dabney
Board of Publications
University Messenger
the Web
Richmond Collegian
Charles H. Wheeler
the Messenger
Tate
Web
Richmond College Messenger
Francis W. Tyndall
Richmond College
Tyndall
Richmond College Handbook
Pi Delta Epailon
Margaret Dudley
Westhampton
Winfred Schenck
Edward Canada
Canada
Allen
Bernard Dale
1936 Web yearbook edition introduces Hall of Fame
The 1936 edition of the Web, edited by G. Thomas Taylor and dedicated to Dr. Nicholas P. Mitchell, features a Hall of Fame with members such as Fijtures Dabney Heel Ryland and Searing Moore. Wolf pencil drawings depict the institution from 1830 to the present, though the artist’s name is not signed.
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Nicholas P. Mitchell
G. Thomas Taylor
Hall of 11
Fijtures
Dabney
Ryland
Searing” Moore
Wolf
University Defends Against Powell Radicalism Claims
Students alumni and friends rally to support the University of Richmond amid charges by Louis F Powell Richmond businessman and president of David M Leas and Company accusing professors of radical methods The American Student Union led by Francis Franklin defends the university calling Powell’s statements fascist in tone.
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University of Richmond
Louis F. Powell
Richmond
David M. Leas and Company
American Student Union
Francis Franklin
Franklin
Powell
Seniors Face Professors in Baseball Battle for Pride
On June 8 1936 nine seniors and nine professors duel in a playful baseball game with missiles sticks and gloves as tensions rise over a rumored faculty steal. Brown leads seniors while Caylor jokes about erasers in a lighthearted campus incident.
Leaders In Orientation At University September
Thirty five upper classmen will assist the Personnel Office in September to orient the Freshman Class of 140. Dr. B. C. Holtzclaw, faculty chairman of student advisers, announced the list of men serving.
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B. C
Holtzclaw
Alfred Dickinson
Fletcher Raiford
Russell Tate
George Harper
Fred Laughan
Edward Canada
Paul Somers
J. T. Arendall
Russell Walton
George George
Ernest Wooten
Richard Stoneburner
Thomas Todd
Fred Vaughan
Mike West
Ralph Moore
Burke Leads Ambassadors in Duke Finals Dance Set
Joe Burke and twelve Am bassadors from Duke University open the finals dance at four this afternoon for the tea dance, with the Ambassadors continuing tonight. Ted Fio-Rito and his orchestra close the two nights of dancing, nine to one, featuring Corky Cornelius and Jack Wilmot. Tickets are five dollars per set or 1.75 tonight and 4.00 tomorrow at the door.
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Joe Burke
Duke University
Ted Fio-Rito
Les Brown
Blue Devils
Burke
Virginias
Carolinas
Virginia
Cavalier Hotel
South
Virginia Beach
Jack Wilmot
America
Candy
Muzzy Marcellino
Annual Alumni Day Features Closing Period
University of Richmond holds a multi day Alumni Day with Commencement exercises and diplomas tomorrow night at Luther H Jenkins Theatre. Homer Rainey delivers the address. President Boatwright speaks. honors awarded. Westhampton and Richmond College observe reunions and events including a water festival and a faculty-senior baseball game.
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Boatwright
Westhampton College
Collee Court
Westhampton
University
Richmond Hall
University Players
Richmond College
General Society of Alumni
Sarah Brunett
Roger Millhiser
Final Collegian issue notes next session start
The final issue for this session announces the first issue of the next session will appear on Friday September 18 during Freshman Orientation Week. Communications during vacation should be addressed to the Editor Box 201 University of Richmond.
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University of Richmond
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Messenger
Stephenson
F. W. Boatwright
8. CG. Mitchell
Homer P. Rainey
Mitchell
Cannon Memorial Chapel
Dr. Rainey
Rainey
Hollins College
Brown
Caylor
Atlantic Beach
Morehead
N. C
Cavalier
William and Mary
Charleston
8. C
Palais d'Or
Durham
Delta Sigma Phi
Columbia
Hal Kemp
Glen Gray
Benny Goodman
Hot Tunes
Corky" Cornelius
May L. Keller
Deanery Garden
S. C. Mitchell