Richmond Trio Qualify for Northern Tour Debates
University of Richmond debuted three qualifiers Harry Kierman A Stephen Stepanian and G Cary White from tryouts held Wednesday for the Northern Tour Under the Debating and Forensic Council. Herman won first Stepanian second White third Herbert Smithers chosen alternate Judges Relvin Harlan H H Seay J B Willingham The prelim question was United States Should Enter the League of Nations The selected team will face Western Maryland Bucknell Rutgers on the tour start April 6 at Westminster Maryland and April 8 at Bucknell Continued on Page 5
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Harry M. Kierman
A. Stephen Stepanian
G. Cary White
Herman
Stepanian
White
Herbert L. Smithers
Relvin Harlan
H. H. Seay
J. B. Willingham
Milestones to be produced by University Players
The University Players announce Milestones a three act play by Arnold Bennett and Edward Knoblock to be staged in Strand Theater in April. The setting unfolds in a Kensington Gardens drawing room circa December 29 1860 with Victorian decor and detailed room features described.
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University Players
Arnold Bennett
Edward Knoblock
Strand Theater
Kensington Gardens
Annuals on Track for May Distribution
The final materials for the annual were completed Tuesday with engravings sent and proofs returned. It is hoped the annuals will arrive by mid May for distribution.
Three One Act Plays To Be Given March 12
Three one act plays will be presented at the Red Cross building Westhampton College Saturday March 12 at 8 oclock. One play A Night At An Inn is by the English V Class of Richmond College directed by Meyer Mahaney. The other two plays are by former and active University Players members directed by George Freedley.
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Red Cross
Westhampton College
Richmond College
Meyer Mahaney
University Players
George Freedley
Sigma Upsilon Fraternity Elects Three New Members
The Writers' Chapter of Sigma Upsilon Literary Fraternity elects J. Donald DeVlbiss, Moyer Mahaney, and W. B. Slaughter as new members. All are Richmond College students. DeVlbiss and Mahaney are seniors, Slaughter is in the junior class.
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Sigma Upsilon Fraternity
Writers’ Chapter
Sigma Upsilon Literary Fraternity
J. Donald DeVilbiss
Moyer Mahaney
W. &. Slaughter
Richmond College
Slaughter
Sigma Upsilon
C. L. Dodds
Judson Evans
Leslie L. Jones
Warren A. McNeill
Mark Lutz
Willis A
Shell J. B. Kincannon
Percival Rawlings Wins Declamation Contest Title
Rawlings Percival of John Marshall High School Richmond won first place in the Fifteenth Annual High and Secondary School Declamation Contest held Friday in the Richmond College auditorium. Second place tied between J B Harvie Jr of St Christopher's School and William Irvine of Petersburg High. Judges included W D Ellis, Ralph Chappell, and Willingham.
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Rawlings Percival
John Marshall High School
Richmond
Richmond College
J. B. Harvie, Jr
St. Christopher’s School
William Irvine
Petersburg
Swarthmore Team to Contend Tonight with Westhampton
Misses Iona Stuessy and Virginia McDaniel will represent the local institution in a debate against Westhampton at 7 o clock in the Red Cross building on the Westhampton campus.
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Iona Stuessy
Virginia McDaniel
Westhampton
Red Cross
Westhampton College to Stage Three Plays April 17
Three original plays by the Wil Class in advanced composition at Westhampton College will be presented April 17 under the direction of Miss Emily Brown. The Baltimore Oriole by Margaret Harlan Symptoms a farce by Mildred Anderson and Release a tragedy by Louise Gayle compose the program. A committee including Mrs Chappell Miss Keller and Miss Brown selected the plays and try outs are in progress with cast lists to follow.
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Westhampton College
Emily Brown
Baltimore
Retires Richmond Collegian Editor Cary White After Four Years
George Cary White retires as editor in chief of The Richmond Collegian after four years with the paper. He started as a reporter, rose to assistant managing editor and managing editor, and will still contribute stories. White is active in debating and forensic work and serves as president of T. K. A.
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Eorge Cary White
The
Richmond Collegian
White
Collegian
Cary White
Westhampton Discusses Financial Management Reforms
A five member faculty committee with campus leaders met last Thursday to map a new budget system and a bookkeeping course for incoming treasurers. Led by Miss Isabel Harris the plan would allocate funds more efficiently and announce the budget in summer to guide upcoming appropriations under Mrs Seay.
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Tthe
Isabel Harris
Seay
Richmonder Elected SGA President After Tight Race
William Hiter Atkins won the regular annual student government election held last Tuesday defeating Basil C. Minter and Milton Hitt. Clifton Forge’s A. P. Newcomb was named vice president. Atkins, a Richmond native and John Marshall High School graduate, was senior class president in 1923 and leads Phi Gamma Delta while presiding over Mu Sigma Rho and forensic activities. The vote took place in the faculty room from 9 to 3.
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Root Studio
William Hiter Atkins
Richmond
Student Government Association
University of Richmond
Francis N. Taylor
Blackstad
Richmondollegian
Basil C. Minter
Milton Hitt
A. P. Newcomb
Clifton Forge
Atkins Hone
John Marshall High School
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Mu Sigma Rho
Potter wins French Short Story Translation Contest
Elmer B. Potter a Richmond College freshman was named winner of the French Short Story Translation Contest sponsored by The Messenger the college monthly. The contest closed February 10 after ten translations were submitted eight from Richmond College students and two from Westhampton College students.
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The
Messenger
the Messenger
Richmond College
Westhampton College
Miss Landrum
Withers
Mr. Dodds
Messenger Today Will Release March Issue
The Messenger Today March issue of the monthly literary magazine will appear today. It is expected to be ready for distribution early today with interesting features anticipated for this month.
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the Messenger
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H. M. Herman
Western Maryland
Bucknell
Rutgers
Strand
J, Donald DeVilbiss
W. E. Slaughter
Victor
W. D. Ellis
Richmond Normal School
Ralph Chappell
Willingham
W.hiter Atkins
New Student
Richmonder
Basil Minter
Dillon
F. N. Taylor
EB. Potter
Elmer B. Potter
Rich
Mond College
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