Final decision Monday on finals plan by council
Fraternity presidents and the Interfraternity Dance Committee will decide Monday afternoon whether to adopt a new finals plan. If approved the selected orchestra from Eddie Duchin Hal Kemp Ozzie Nelson Jan Garber or Glen Gray will tour the South June 12 and 13. Tickets will cost five dollars with each fraternity guaranteeing payment and handling ticket distribution. Any surplus from the plan would be refunded to fraternities and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interfraternity Dance Committee
Eddie Duchin
Hal Kemp
Ozzie Nelson
Jan Garber
Glen Gray
Jack Moore
Minstrel Fund Show by Co-Ord Juniors Set for March 16
Westhampton Juniors prepare Oddities of 35 a minstrel at University Mayhouse to raise funds for an organ in Vannon Chapel. Rehearsals progress smoothly with a full cast and skits including tap dancing and songs. Betsy Cannon chairs the organ fund and Mary Pat Early leads the chorus with Mary Mills as interlocutor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westhampton
Vannon Chapel
University Mayhouse
Mary Mills
Betsy Cannon
Jackie Johnston
Anna Hallet
Susan Whitter
Peggy Brown
Vida Elsen
Mary Pat Early
Beverley Bates
Organ Fund
Marian Allport
Betsy Marston
Dean Announces Spring Office Hours
The Dean sets office hours for students in spring months. Monday to Friday mornings 9 30 to 10 30 and 11 30 to 12 30 with afternoon hours 2 to 5. Tuesday Thursday Saturday mornings 9 to 10. Students should observe these times to confer personally with Dean Raymond B. Pinchbeck. Feb 27, 1934.
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Raymond B. Pinchbeck
Scott Named to Council Vacancy at Richmond College
At a February meeting, David N. Scott of Pittsburgh was appointed by President John Daley to fill the Honor Council vacancy left by Richard C. Poage. Scott has served on the Student Senate for a year and will become the college’s only junior on the council, with other members slated to be appointed May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond College
John Doley
David N. Scott
Pittsburgh
Richard C. Poage
Scott
Ed Haddock
John Hrgharrow
Council
Senate
Daley
Poage
Poage Submits Platform For Richmond College
Richard C Poage who last week announced his candidacy for president of the Student Government Association submits his platform. He calls for abolition of senate keys to student senate members at the expense of the student body and notes the item costs about 60 per year. He also pledges general reforms including recreational facilities social relations with Westhampton College strong support for the Honor System and greater student engagement.
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Richard C Poage
Richimond College
Poage
Richmond College
Senate
Richmond
Westhampton
Hallett Named to Head Co-Ords For Next Year
Anna Hallett of Newport News Virginia was elected president of Westhampton College Government for 1934 35. She defeated Miss Helen Caulfield of Richmond after Theresa Carter withdrew, with the post to begin April 30.
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Anna Hallett
Newport News
Westhampton College
Miss Hallett
Helen Caulfield
Richmond
Miss Caulfield
Theresa Carter
Margaret Taylor
Miss Carter
Westhampton
Judiciary Board
Ywca and Athletic Association
University Board of Publications
College Government Association
Hallett Willl
Christine Taylor
Athletic Association presidential election notice
Election notice for the Athletic Association president. No nominations in the regular election. Candidates must file by March 3 before 5 PM with Charles Arendall or via the Student Shop box. Voting for nominees will occur March 9 in the faculty room between 9 and 5.
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The
Athletic Association
Charles Arendall
Richmond College Student Government Association
John Daley
Charles B. Arendal, Jr
Student Government Association
Forrest Collier
George Sanders
Christy Garrett
Daley
Richard Poage
Bill Sanford
Sanford Announces Candidacy for Richmond College Presidency
Fillmore H. Sanford announces his bid for the presidency of the Richmond College Student Government Association. He advocates replacing the Westhampton car line with a bus service to improve campus town transportation and vows a petition with signs from two colleges and current patrons if needed. He pledges practical, welfare focused reforms rather than sensationalism.
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Westhampton
Fillmore H. Sanford
Richmond College
Sanford
Strdent Government Association
Richmond College Race Sees Twenty-Five Run for Offices
Twenty five students aspire to offices at Richmond College as the Harlequin Club sets a meeting for next Monday at 12 30 in Room 1. Weather caused last Monday’s session to be postponed and the postponed business will be taken up then.
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Richmond College
Harlequin Club
Poage and Sanford in Presidential Run at Richmond College
Richard Poage and Bill Sanford lead a tight Student Government race at Richmond College with 25 candidates for offices. Voters will cast ballots March 6 in the faculty room, with Nominations due by 5 p.m. March 2. Several posts already have unopposed contenders.
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Richmond College
Classes Urged to Extend Activities at Richmond College
The Collegian editorial urges Richmond College class organizations to pursue broader activities beyond routine meetings. It proposes two reforms: yearly dances and innovative social events, plus enhanced town campus relations through more gatherings, to rejuvenate student life and integrate campus and town communities.
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The
Collegian Today
Richmond College
Collegian
Ninth Guest thrills in University Players mystery
University Players stage Owen Davis The Ninth Guest March 9 at the campus theater. Eight partygoers summoned to a penthouse by telegram face a chilling radio voice that orders them to die, each by his own fault, as a terrifying psychological drama unfolds.
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University Playhouse
Owen Davis
Edgar Allan Poe
College Officials to Receive at Dance at Westhampton
College officials Marek Keller Christine Taylor Des Leighty and the newly elected president of College Government will be in the receiving line for a dance sponsored by the College Government Association. Music by the Diplomats. Margaret Proctor in charge of committees. Dance 9 to 12 in Westhampton dining room with a Tea Room during intermission. Tickets 75 cents dates 50 cents stays. Tickets from Christine Taylor Margaret Proctor Gertrude Lewis Anna Hallett Libba Conwell Katherine Bell Ann Wood and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marek Keller
Christine Taylor
Des Leighty
College
Judiciary Board
Willin
Co-Ordnance
Collens Government Association
Margaret Proctor
Lalla Terrill
Libba Conwell
Dot Cole
Ann Wood
Katherine Belly
Westhampton College
Gertrude Lewis
Anna Hallett
Katherine Bell
Margaret Taylor
Jhalle Terrill
Virginia Sanford
Dot Leight
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Interfraternity Council
Co-Ord
Doley
Roanoke High School
Dav
Fillmore
H. Sanford
Beverley L. Britton Woodrow
KE. Carter Richard McCrone
Guthrie Brown
Robert B. Harris
Galus W. Diggs, Sr
Hugh E. McGuire
Forrest L. Collier
Board of Publications
Sidney T. Matthews Charles H. Ryland
the Athletic Association
George W. Sanders
Athletic Association I
Charles B. Arendall
Fred R. Freund
William di Gilfillan
Vernon Kibler Garland B. Rinchelo
George B. Lacy
Vernon
Richardson Charles B.S. Ridgway
Frank Straus Louis Tobias
Vaughan
Hallett
Harlequins
Westhampton College Government Association
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