Richmonds three stars named to all state quint
The University of Richmond finished undefeated and had three players chosen for the all state five by college coaches led by the Times Dispatch. Captain Roger Leverton Glenn Roberts and George Lacy earned unanimous election while Bill Downey and Louis Elmore added high point totals. The mythical quint included Leverton Downey Roberts with Lacy Elmore as guards and forward selections from regional schools. Coaches from Emory and Henry Virginia University Randolph Macon and others picked the team. Cy Young declined.
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Julian Houseman
University of Richmond
The
Times
Dispatch
George Lacy
Yimrd
Roger Leverton
Glenn Roberts
Minory
Henry
Bill Downey
Ward
Louis Ple More
Richmond
Leverton
Downey
Roberts
Blemore
Lacy
Washington, D. C
William Downey
Virginia Military Institute
Pound
Emory and Henry College
Cleveland, Tenn
Louis Elmore
Pedre Jackson
Emory and Henry
Gua Tebell
University of Virginia
Norman Shepherd
Randolph Macon
Tommy Dowler
William and Mary
Frank Summers
W. M. Ly
Gordon White
Roanoke
Monk Younger
Mac Pitt
C. A. Bernier
Hampden- Sydney
Cy Young
Washington and Lee
Jacobs
Negro Quartet Sings Sunday at Cannon Memorial Chapel
The Hampton Quartet will perform at 7 p.m. Sunday in Cannon Memorial Chapel as part of its annual Richmond tour. The group travels the state yearly to promote Hampton Institute work and progress and has earned high praise for its race music interpretations.
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Hampton Quartet
Cannon Memoral Chapel
Richmond
Hampton Institute
Martet
North
Europe
Mitchell to Speak at Social Science Society Meeting
The executive committee of the Social Science Society announces that Dr. Nicholas Mitchell has agreed to address the society at the next regular meeting on Thursday March 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Social Science Society
Nicholas Mitchell
Society
Honors Talk by Dr. Lindsay Rogers at Honors Convocation
Dr. Lindsay Rogers, noted author and lecturer, delivers the principal address at the Honors Convocation in Cannon Memorial Chapel. The talk, titled Metaphors, Labels, and Politics, caps a program opening with a student procession led by President Boatwright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay Rogers
Cannon Memorial Chapel
Rogers
Boatwright
Collins Denny
Senate funds 100 Collegian copies for high schools
The Student Senate votes to set aside one dollar weekly to pay for 100 copies of The Collegian to be distributed to selected high school libraries. Dr. Boatwright will choose the recipient schools as part of efforts to advertise the University of Richmond.
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Boatwright
University of Richmond
University Players to Stage Noel Coward Hay Fever
The University Players present Noel Coward Hay Fever at 8 15 P M in the Playhouse with Emily Brown directing. A second performance is offered tomorrow for those unable to attend Friday. Cast includes Sorel Jackie Johnston David Bliss Beverly Britton Judith Bliss and others with elaborate sets by George Allen and lighting by Owen Neathery Tickets 35 cents for students 50 cents others.
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University
Noel Coward
Coward
Emily Brown
Sorel
Jackie Johnston
David Bliss
Beverly Britton
Judith Bliss
Mary Mills
Simon Bliss
Vernon Richardson
Myra Arundal
Betsy Cannon
Richard Greatham
Thomas Johnson
Jackie Coryton
Helene Miller
Clara
Beverly Bates
Sandy
Clyde Hardy
George Allen
Rigmarole
Allen
Hunt Nenon
Owen Neathery
Harlequins Plan Dance at Theta Chi House
The Harlequin Club sponsors a dance on Saturday night March 9 from 9 to 12 at the Theta Chi house. Several orchestras are under consideration, but the selection had not been finalized. Mrs. Gordon and Mrs. Woodward will be chaperons. Randolph Tabb, William Fleet, and Wilfred Gregory head the floor committee.
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Harlequin Club
Theta Chi
Gordon
Woodward
Randolph Tabb
William Fleet
Wilfred Gregory
Production of Rigmarole Delights Rich mond Audience
A large audience at the Riff Raff Club enjoyed the Rigmarole last Friday night. The campus comedy by Buddy Moore impressed with skits by fraternities and a strong ensemble including Barry Botwick impersonating Miss Gertrude Stein.
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Buddy Moore
University of Richmond
Barry Botwick
Gertrude Stein
Cannon Chapel
Richmond College
Richmond
Westhampton
NRA Pledges Aid To VIPA Publications
Virginia college editors and business managers met at Hotel Richmond to discuss the Joint National Code Authority fee for college newspapers. Maurice B. Pasch of the NRA urged fairness and exemption options, while editors warned of possible legal action and loss of the Blue Eagle insignia if the fee is enforced.
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University of Richmond
Virginia College
Richmond
Joint
National Code Authority
NRA
Charles B. Arendall, Jr
Bernard M. Dabney
Frank Straus
Mitchell Katz
Stuart Ullman
Maurice B. Pasch
Washington
Pasch
Murat Williams
College Topics
University of Virginia
Ministerial Association selects Dr Tupper as next speaker
The First Baptist Church of Richmond supply pastor Dr Tupper was named to address the upcoming ministerial association meeting on The Humorous Side of Preacher's Life. The association held services at the Home for Incurables on February 22 1935 with Harry James as a speaker.
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Tupper
First Baptist Church of
Richmond
Ministerial Association
Harry James
Campaign platforms of SGA president candidates
The Collegian presents platforms from Herbert Hash John Hryharrow and Charles Ryland. Hash pledges to uphold current policies oppose student grading simplify the Honor Code expand YMCA program and foster campus town student cooperation promote intramurals and reiterate the outgoing senate stance.
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Student Government Association
Collegian
Messrs
Herbert Hash
John Hryharrow
Charles Ryland
YMCA
Herbert H. Hash
Dan Gregory and Poyner Bands To Play Here
University of Richmond hosts two Spring Dance nights featuring Dan Gregory with NBC CBS broadcasting orchestra on Friday March 22 and Jim Poyner with North Carolina State Collegians on Saturday March 28. Admission two dollars each night. Friday likely nine to one, Saturday nine to twelve. Approved by social committee and coach Thistlethwaite.
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Dan Gregory
NBC
CBS Broadcasting Orchestra
Jimmie Poyner
North Carolina State Collegians
University of Richmond
University Social Committee
Thistlethwaite
ODK Circles Prepare to Attend National Conclave
The local ODK circle will travel to Cincinnati on March 21 22 and 23 for the national bi annual conclave hosted by the University of Cincinnati. Dr R C McDanel head of the eastern district and Frank Straus will drive the cars carrying local members.
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ODK
Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
R. C. McDanel
Frank Straus
Senate votes free copies of The Web for student body
The 1936 Senate approved free copies of The Web for members of the student government at a recent meeting. Total cost is set at 36 dollars or less depending on attendees. Richard McCrone led the motion with Avendall Freund Lacy Ryland also voting yes, Richardson Straus opposed, Raiford Roberts absent. President Poage opposed the appropriation and will withhold signature from the cost covering check.
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Student Senate
Senate
Richard McCrone
Avendall
Freund
Lacy
Ryland
McCrone
Richardson
Straus
Raiford
Roberts
Richard Poage
Student Government Association
Senate Keys
Richard
Poage
Richmond College Students Announce SGA Candidacies
Twenty Richmond College students filed notices for Student Government Association races. Three seek president, three seek secretary, ten vie for at large senators. Uncontested posts include Athletic Association. Notable candidates include John Higharrow, Sonny Baldwin, and Bernard Dabney among others.
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Richmond College
Student Government Association
Junie Diggs
Athletic Association
Sayre Heads Alumni Council After University Election
York City reports the death of Mr. F Mortis Sayre and lists new alumni officers for the General Piety of the University. Elected first vice president is R W Nuckols of Richmond. second vice president Sam H Bowman from Bristol. third vice president Taylor H Sanford of Chatham. Dr R C McDanel becomes secretary treasurer with A Willis Robertson, John J Wicker Jr, and Joseph P Snead named to the executive committee. Athletic Council member Vaughan Gary selected. trustee choices pending Board action.
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F. Mortis Sayre
York City
R. W. Nuckols
Richmond
Sam H. Bowman
Bristol
Taylor H. Sanford
Chatham
R. C. McDanel
A. Willis Robertson
Lexington
John J. Wicker, Jr
Joseph P. Snead
Park Union
Vaughan Gary
Athletic Council
Menaleus Lankford
Norfolk
D. O. Ashworth
J. H. Lane
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