Kathryn Harris Chosen to Preside Over 1933 May Day Festivities
Kathryn Harris of Richmond was elected May Queen and will preside over the 1933 May Day at Westhampton College. Etta Whitehead and Isabel Taliaferro named maids of honor. The festival will be simplified and staged outdoors in Merry Bogland with archery, enchantment and crowning scenes. Harris will represent Westhampton at the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival.
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Kathryn Harris
Richmond
Ces
Kathryn
Etta Whitehead
Isabel Taliaferro
Etta
Isabel
Mortar Board
Miss Dickie Speaks on Y W C A Purpose at Westhampton
Miss Dickie of the Richmond Y W C A spoke Thursday night in the Blue Room at Westhampton College on What is the Y W C A The Y W C A of Richmond includes pools cafeteria sitting rooms and boarding spaces with clubs such as Girl Reserves College Club and Business Girls Club The talk defined the organization as a fellowship of diverse groups aimed at developing ideas from the New Testament and fostering personality growth through active service and testing.
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Dickie
Richmond Y W. C. A
Westhampton College
Richmond
Y. W
College Club
Business Girls
YW. C. A
Conference Report On Interfraternity Meeting In New York
Stuart Cook will present the belated Interfraternity Conference report next Wednesday in Chapel. Despite prior notices in The Collegian since Thanksgiving, the report will be given as scheduled. Fraternity men are urged to attend.
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Stuart Cook
New York
Senior Junior and Freshman Class Presidents Named
Grace Rowland of Richmond was elected Senior Class president and Theresa Carter of Alexandria was chosen Junior Class president while Caroline Shafer of Richmond became Sophomore Class president. The article notes prior selections including Christine Taylor, Dorothy Leighty, Ann Wood, and Virginia Sanford and mentions other appointed roles and officers.
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Grace Rowland
Theresa Carter
Caroline Shafer
Richmond
Athletic Association
Grace
Y. W. CA
Les Femmes Savantes
Alexandria
Virginia
Westhampton
Theresa
Executive Council
Christine Taylor
College Government Association
Dorothy Leighty
Judiciary Board
Ann Wood
W. GC. A
Virginia Sanford
Louise Messick
Susie Ramsey
Jessie Neale
Marie Rice
Presidential Platform Planks From Richmond College Candidate
The candidate presents a comprehensive student platform addressing politics in elections, enforcement of the Toner System, campus living conditions, a town campus recreation building, and stronger student government. He pledges to eradicate unfair politics, expand social ties with other colleges, reform the Honor System, and promote student control of the Student Shop.
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Richmond College
Tam
Senate
Camplis
Collegian
The
Messenger
Web
Richmond College YMCA elects officers for 1933 34 term
Regular elections will be held on Wednesday night March 15 at 7 30 for officers of the Richmond College Young Men's Christian Association year and until April 1934 Nominations are to be made by a nominating committee of the cabinet and all Richmond College students are eligible to vote in the elections
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Richmond College Young Men's Christian Association
Cabinet
Richmond College
Election slate listed for Stuart Cloak presidency race
The document lists candidates for local election Tuesday with Stuart Cloak as president and John Daley along with Robert W. Ferrell Jr. as vice presidents. It includes secretaries and treasurers, a long list of trustees and senators at large, and names for secretary treasurer Samuel A. Bagby.
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John Daley
Robert W. Ferrell, Jr
Delegates Leave for D K Delta Kappa Meeting at Duke
Delegates attend the Tenth Annual Omicron Delta Kappa convention at Duke University with Ed Perlowski and Vic Chastain representing the University of Richmond circle. Activities include a smoker, welcome by Duke president Few, addresses by Dr. Shepardson and Lang, and a busy agenda with receptions, banquet, play, and dance in the Duke Union.
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Omicron Delta Kappa Kewan
Duke University
Ed Perlowski
Epsilon Circle
Vic Chastain
Duke
University of Richmond
General Council
Duke University Union
W. Few
George Lang
College Elect Officers Tuesday Sparks Student Interest
Candidates in the upcoming Student Government elections pledge they have not pledged or swapped votes with any individuals or groups. The sworn statement is signed by all contenders ahead of Tuesday's election.
Twenty Three Men Run For Student Government Posts
Richmond College voters face a large field for student government positions with 23 candidates for senator-at-large. Three contenders for president are Stuart Cook, John Daley, and Bob Ferrell, all senior leaders in various campus groups. Balloting begins at nine in the Faculty Room with results to be reported later in The Collegian.
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Richmond College
Stuart Cook
John Daley
Bob Ferrell
Cook
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
Stuent
Mu Sigma Rho
Doley
Phi Delta Omega Fraternity
Inter-fraternity Council
Senate
Ferrell
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
University Players
Philolowian Literary Society
Ted Booth
Fred Freund
George Flope
The
Athletic Association
Emmett Pouiter
Samuel Bagby
Laculty
P. My
the Collegian
Candidates Agree to Oust Politics in Campus Election
Forty candidates in Tuesday's college election signed a pledge to ban all forms of objectionable politics. The statement aims to curb pledged or swapped votes between fraternities or student groups while allowing legitimate campaigning. The move seeks the cleanest election in years and to prevent unfair practices.
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Collegian
Richmond College to Debate War Debts with Waynesboro
Richmond College faces Waynesboro College in a Monday night debate on War Debts at eight, before a joint Philologian and Mu Sigma Rho gathering. Earlier this morning the teams debated Roanoke College in Room AB off the Administration Building.
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Richmond College
Waynesboro College
Philologian
Mu Sigma Rho
Roanoke College
Holtzclaw Lectures on the Value of Art at Law School
Dr. B C Holtzclaw spoke on Art's Meaning and Function in Human Life last Monday at the Law School. He argued art should be judged by its own standards and that lasting works often improve morals and reveal truth, listing five useful arts and four guiding questions about art's object source and value.
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Artit
Law School
B. C. Holtzclaw
Holtzclaw
May Day Program Starts at Chapel With Sing
Westhampton begins May Day plans with a chapel sing rather than the usual service. Adelaide Halloway provided a brief synopsis of her three act piece set in Merrie England. The play follows a hero who selects the May queen, finds the princess in an enchanted castle, frees her, and presents her to the company. The fete emphasizes songs with five numbers sung by choruses including Green Broom Lark in the Morn As I Walked in the Meadows and two other folk tunes.
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Westhampton
Adelaide Halloway
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Taliaferro, Whitehead
Richmond Y. W
Rowland, Carter
Shafer
Forensic Council
Dramatic Society
Glee Club
Band
John Doley
Y.M.C. A
Student Government Association
Stuart Cloak
Billy W. Ballou
Roger Grant
Charles Arendal
Richard Bates
C. E
Ridgway Enno T
Sauer
Randolph
Freddy Vaughan
Owen Neathery
Ragby
Richard McCrone
George Sanders
David Connors
Waldo Miles Fillmore
Sanford Oswald Falls
David H. Miller
Edward Schaaf Wen
Gilfillan
Jack Moore
David Scott Abe Greene
Smithson Morris Garnett Snead
Edward Haddock
Thomas Morris
Frank Straus Reoger Leverton
Harry Roberts Dan Terry MacEldin Trawick
John Eb, Walker
Fred R. Freund
Emmett Pointer
Samuel A. Bagby
George Hope
Daley
Waynesboro
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