Poage Wins Presidency by Margin of Four Votes
The council delays final dates for the Interfraternity finals and dances until Monday afternoon. Two dates, June 11 and 12, remain under consideration with a plan to interview President Boatwright and confirm a date. Orchestra selection hinges on the final dance date amid conflicts with graduation events.
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Interfraternity Council
Interfraternity Dance Committee
Jack Moore
Boatwright
Glen Gray
Eddie Duchin
Hal Kemp
Ozvie Nelson
Jan Garber
Westhampton College
Richmond College
Millhiser
Westhampton College Dance Promoted by College Government
The College Government Association hosted a successful dance on Saturday night March 3 in the Westhampton dining room. Westhampton and Sweet Briar guests wore red carnation bouquets. Honor guests from Sweet Briar and Westhampton, plus college officials, assisted in receiving guests with faculty member Isabel Harrison helping.
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Westhampton Ccards
College Government Association
Westhampton
Westhampton College
Sweet Bria College
Sweet Briar
Hanson
Goodwyn
Cabell
Pront
Myers
Kimball
Burwell
Howard
Bender
Alcott
Silvester
Bradley
Lowe
Leighty
Neale
Allen
Conner
Mills and Carroll
Christine Taylor
Dorothy Leighty
Judiciary Board
Anna Hallett
Jessie Neale
Isabel Harrison
Weathampton
Ninth Guest mystery staged by University Players Friday
The University Players present The Ninth Guest a modern mystery drama by Owen Davis at 8 15 PM in the Playhouse with an all star cast including Mac Trawick Charles Arendal Christine Taylor Jaquelin Johnston Mary Mills Frank Outright Julien Guon Bev Britton George Alten and Howard McCue Admission is thirty five cents Lighting by Owen Neathery staging by Julius Berkley Sets by Martha Porter and Katherine Bell local servants assist A radio voice reveals the ninth guest is death as eight guests trapped in a penthouse contend with threats and rival host claims
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Playhouse
Owen Davis
Robert Marsh
Bienville
Hawkins
Mac Trawick
Charles Arendal
Christine Taylor
Jaquelin Johnston
Mary Mills
Frank Outright
Julien Guon
Bev Britton
George Alten
Howard McCue
Owen Neathery
Julius Berkley
Martha Porter
Katherine Bell
Urge Change in Student Grading
The Collegian calls to modify the grading of student themes and test papers by undergraduates to only routine papers or those affecting term grades. It cites Richmond College and campus criticisms, argues fairness and time constraints, and suggests restricting underclassmen to tasks free from existing abuses.
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The
Collegian Today
Richmond College
Collegian
Election for Richmond College Athletic Association President
A special election will be held Friday from 9:00 to 3:00 in the faculty room to choose the Athletic Association president. Nominees are Fred Bunting Roger Leverton Smithson Morris and Ed Norfleet as no candidate announced before the regular election.
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Athletic Association of Richmond College
Fred Bunting
Roger Leverton
Smithson Morris
Ed Norfleet
Harlequin Club Plans Dance And Elections
A Harlequin Club meeting approved a dance for Saturday April 1 at the Phi Kappa Sigma House. Harry Roberts and Charlie Arendale were tasked to secure orchestra information. A follow up meeting was set for today after compulsory chapel. New member elections will occur before the dance to include newcomers.
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Harlequin Club
Room H
Phi Kappa Sigma
Harry Roberts
Charlie Aren ‘Dail
Garnett Snead
Neale Named to Judiciary Post For Next Year
Jessie Neale of Bealeton Virginia was elected chairman of the Westhampton Judiciary Board for 1934 35 with overwhelming support continuing the annual campus officers election plan Neale will assume duties April 29 succeeding Dorothy Leighty from Clarendon Virginia who completes her term later in the spring Also Mary P Mills of Richmond was elected president of the Westhampton Athletic Association for 1934 35 noted for her hockey and basketball leadership since 1931
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Jessie Neale
Bealeton
Judiciary Board
Dorothy Leighty
Clarendon
Bealeton High School
West ‘Hampton
Jessie
YWCA
Neale
Westhampton
Ywca and Athletic Association
University Board of Publications
College Government Association
Mary P. Mills
Richmond
Westhampton Athletic Association
Mary
John Marshall High School
University
Jones Wins in PDE Editorial Contest at Richmond College
First prize of five dollars awarded to F Overton Jones of 316 Fourth Avenue Richmond for an editorial arguing that college newspapers should mold student opinion. Judges praised the piece though noted an ambiguous opening and emphasized the contest fosters understanding between staff and student body.
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Pi Delta Epsi- Non
Chapel
F. Overton Jones
Fourth Avenue
Richmond
Jones
Seward
Pi Delta Epsilon
University of Richmond
Boner
Hudgins
PDE
Richmond College
Collegian
Alexander Hudgins
Richmond News Leader
Mark A. Boner
William W. Seward, Jr
University to Celebrate Twentieth Anniversary on Present Campus
University of Richmond marks twenty years since moving from Grace Street Lombardy to its current campus. Commencement June 9 to 11 will highlight the anniversary with arrangements led by Professors Hackley Cayllor and a committee of faculty.
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University of Richmond
FW. Boatwright
Grace Street
Lombardy
Boatwright
W. B. Hackley
W. F. Cayllor
Pauline
Turnbull
Marjorie Rivenburg
W A. Harris
BH. Boner
C. L. Albright
Jean Gray Wright
John J. Carson
Ray
B. West
PF. Flaxington Harker
Isabell Harris
W. J. Gaines, Jr
M. A. Pitt
H.B. Handy
Fanny IG
Crenshaw
8. C McDanes
Cannon Memorial
Westhampton
T. C. Williams School of Law
Richmond College Ballot Produces Tight Victor Lead
Richmond College voters cast the largest ballot in history as Victor edges ahead 213 to 209 in a razor tight contest. The entire race is characterized by an extreme closeness in vote totals and a strong turnout.
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Richmond College
Victor
McCrone Elected New Vice President of Student Government
Richard Poage won the SGA presidency at Richmond College by 213 to 209 over Fillmore Sanford. McCrone captured the vice presidency with 145 votes, beating Beverley Britton and Woodrow Carter. Charles Arendall and Lacy led in senatorial races, while Charles Ryland won a Board of Publications seat.
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Richard C. Poage
Roanoke
Fillmore H. Sanford
Norfolk
Richmond College
Richard McCrone
Richmond
Beverley Britton
Woodrow FE. Carter
Gaius W. Diggs, Jr
Robert B. Harris
Hugh McGuire
Guthrie Brown
Diges
Harris
Forrest Collier
Petersburg
George Lacy
Cleveland
Sidney Matthews
George Sanders
White Stone
Christy Garrett
King William
Fink Named to Fill Scott Post in Student Senate
Beverly New Jersey resident Stanley Fink is named to fill the Student Senate seat vacated by David N. Scott who resigned to join the Honor Council. Scott leaves after a year on the Senate and Poage’s resignation to run for Student Government president.
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Stanley Fink
Beverly
N. J
David N. Scott
Vernon B. Richardson
Scott
Richard ©. Poage
Fink
Richard C. Poage
Edward Haddock
Richardson
Student Senate
Honor Council
Senate
Poage
Richmond College Dietitian Rejoices Over Recovery
Mrs Lula Woodward, dietitian of the Richmond College Refec tory, has recovered from a recent illness. In a letter to John Daley, president of the Student Government Association, she thanks the students for the flowers and expresses deep appreciation for their kindness.
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Lula Woodward
Richmond College
John Daley
Student Government Association
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Mise
Margaret Chisholm
Judiciary
Mills
Richard Poage
Council of Honor
YMCA
Philologian Literary Society
Forensic Council
S. ©. Mitchell Literary Society
Diggs
Senators
Pus
Lacy
Bes
Scott Post
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