University Head Approves Sunday Sports Privileges
President F. W. Boatwright announced that Richmond College will permit Sunday sports this spring with restrictions. Activities include boating handball and tennis from 2 to 6 p m. Participants must be properly clothed with full length pants and shirts. shorts are banned on all courts and campus areas. The Board of Trustees approved the plan contingent on these rules, following pressure from dormitory students and the outgoing student government led by Richard Poage.
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F. W. Boatwright
Richmond College
Boatwright
University Lake
Richard ©. Poage
Poage
Board of Trustees
Richmond College Glee Club Cast Named for Romeo and Juliet
The Richmond College Glee Club selects double roles for the burlesque operetta Romeo and Juliet. Cast includes Fred Laughan as Romeo and Frank Nunnally as Juliet with George Harper as the apothecary and Ray Lanier as the nurse. Performances are slated for April 12 and 18 with a first half of songs and a March 16 concert at Averette College in Danville.
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Romeo and Juliet
Richmond College Glee Club
Fred Laughan
Herbert Holloway
Stuart Ullman
Frank Nunnally
Romeo and Dulet
George Harper
Sam Bagby
Organzation
Ray Lanier
George Romney
Carrington Paulette
Frank Bullard
Tybalt
Wilbur Peck
Hidgar
Canada
Mercutio
Elmer Robertson
Dick Williams
Billy Hamilton
Curtis Haugh
Capulet
Glee Club
Averette College
Danville
Westhampton College set to launch new student elections
Westhampton College will start a new election system with nominations for president of College Government on March 11. A student body meeting led by Anna Hallett outlined a nominating committee from college groups and class presidents to oversee elections for college officers, the Judiciary Board, and class presidents over the following weeks.
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Westhampton College
Anna Hallett
Athletic Association
YWCA
Hallett
Judiciary Board
The
Council
Plea for Student Support at Chapel Program
Board head urges backing for college life and subscription to annual publication. Dr. Boatwright highlights athletic cooperation and calls for wider student involvement while L. H. Walton appeals for Web subscriptions, noting low Richmond College uptake and a March 15 deadline.
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Dr. Walton
Boatwright
L. H. Walton
Board of Publications
Richmond College
Westhampton
Law School
Walton
Harlan To Open Lecture Program
Harlan will inaugurate a Monday lecture series at Westhampton Assembly starting March 11 with the title Changing Aspects in a Changing World. Dr Relvix Harlan of Richmond College will give the introductory address and Dr John J Carson will discuss the New Deal and its significance.
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Mortar Board
Westhampton Assembly
Relvix Harlan
Richmond College
John J. Carson
Maude Woodiin
Westhampton College
Ingram
Richmond
Hay Fever in Playhouse Show Draws Fine Cast
Noel Coward comedy presented last Friday and Saturday features a balanced cast led by Mary Mills as Judith Bliss and Jaquelin Johnston as Sorel. Vernon Richardson and Beverly Britton portray the parents and son with strong support from Betsy Cannon Helene Miller and others as the extended guests. The piece offers parallel character development with no single lead and elicits praise for the ensemble’s poise and spontaneity.
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Noel Coward
Playhouse
Mary Mills
Judith Bliss
Jaquelin Johnston
Sorel
Vernon Richardson
Simon
Beverly Britton
Betsy Cannon
Myra Arundel
Helene Miller
Jackie Goryton
Thomas Johnson
Richard Greatham
Clyde Hardy
Sandy
Beverly Bates
Three Debate Men Depart On Long Trip
The University of Richmond debating team sails for a northern tour with Charles Ryland George Harper and William Grenoble to face University of Pennsylvania New York University Rutgers College Lehigh College and a Newark radio debate. They will discuss arms and munitions bans and later host Oberlin College on March 21 in a follow up debate.
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University of Richmond
Charles Ryland
George Harper
William Grenoble
University of Pennsylvania
New York University
Rutgers College
Old Lehigh College
Philadelphia
New York City
Rutgera University
Newark
N. d
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Poage Ends Term as Student Government President
Retiring president Richard Poage announced March 26 as the installation date for new Student Government officers and reflected on key actions from his term including removal of senate keys. He gave the treasurer Forrest Collier’s report and highlighted the June 1984 social committee organization.
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Richard Poage
Poage
Forrest Collier
Mitchell Talks At Meet Here
Dr. Nicholas Mitchell of Richmond College addressed the Social Science Society on The TVA and Vested Interests. He attacked the TVA plan for constitutional defects and interference with private property, noting risks to private power firms and reduced corporate tax revenue for state and local governments.
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Nicholas Mitchell
Richmond College
Social Science Society
Society
TVA
Mitchell
Senior Puppeteers Set Friday Night Skits at Westhampton
The Westhampton Senior Puppeteers present several skits Friday at 8 15 PM directed by five senior Teaching English students Mary Ann Guy Jackie Lowe Mary Mills Betsy Cannon and Betay Marston.
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Westhampton
Mary Ann Guy
Jackie Lowe
Mary Mills
Betsy Cannon
Betay Marston
Fine Music Set For Spring Interfraternity Dances
Garrity's Victor Orchestra appears March 22 with Pat Garrity and Gene Kobler among featured artists. Jimmie Poyner and his North Carolina State Collegians close March 23. The Gregory band, heard on WEAR WJZ WOR WLW WCAU, recent engagement at Tansilla Garden ends March 7.
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Dan Gregory
Greater Victor Recording and Broadcasting Orchestra
Jimmie Poyner
State Collegiana
Gregory
WEAR
WJZ
WOR
WLW
WCAU
Tans Tilla Garden
Pat" Garrity
Gene Kobler
Bob Lenig
Ruffin to Speak at Richmond Vesper Services
Benjamin Ruffin of Richmond, member of the Chamber of Commerce and teacher at Monument Methodist Church, will speak at the regular Sunday evening vespers. Dr. W A Harris, vesper program chairman, says programs will be more varied with faculty and student presiding at future services.
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Benjamin Ruffin
Richmond Chamber of Commercce
Monument Methodist Church
Richmond
W. A. Harris
Vesters
Ruffin
Harris
New Student Head States Year's Plans
Charles Ryland, President-elect of Student Government, outlines general plan and platform priority. He commits to non-partisan campus appointments and to following his published platform as far as possible. Ryland notes extensive experience in student government activities and campus committees.
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Charles Ryland
Ryland
Richmond publisher Luther H. Jenkins dies at 70
Luther H. Jenkins a Richmond publisher and civic figure died of a heart attack last Friday at his office. Funeral services were held Sunday at his residence with Rev Solon B Cousing officiating. Honorary pallbearers included Governor Peery ex governor Pollard and ex governor E Lee Trinkle. Born February 21 1850 in Fredericksburg he moved to Richmond after Civil War times and built the Jenkins publishing house.
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Luther H. Jenkins
Richmond
Jenkins
Solon B. Cousing
Second Baptist Church
University of Richmond
Peery
Pollard
E. Lee Trinkle
John Stewart Bryan
Byrd
F. W. Boatwright
Fredericksburg
Mr. Jenkins
B.C. Walthall
Tie
Richmond Philharmonic Association
University of Richmond Re
Uncontested Lead Edges 1935 Student Government Races
Charles H. Ryland of University of Richmond won the student government presidency with 277 votes in a three cornered race amid a 520 vote total. John Higharrow and Herbert Hash trailed, while James G. Baldwin and Forrest L. Collier won VP and treasurer without opposition. Charles Wood defeated two Richmond rivals for secretary, Alfred Dickinson and others won senate seats, and Athletic Association posts went to George Lucy, William F. Robertson, and Ernest L. Brooks without opposition.
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Charles H. Ryland
University of Richmond
Virginia
Ryland
John Higharrow
Hartford, Conn
Herbert Hash
Chancelloraville
James G. Baldwin
Forrest L. Collier
Charles Wood
Richmond
Mitchell Katz
Bernard Dabney
Alfred Dickinson
Edward M. Schard
Fletcher L. Raiford
J. Wilbur Gook
Charles B. Keppler
Gordon M. Christiansen
Wilfred Gregory
Ernest Gearhart
Buford Brandis
John R. Nuckols
The
Athletic Association
George Lucy
William F. Robertson
Ernest L. Brooks
Crone Speaks Here At Noon
Mr. Frank L. Crone, renowned educator, will address the University Convocation today. Born in Kendallville and educated at the University of Indiana, he has led educational efforts in the United States, the Philippine Islands, and Peru.
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Frank L. Crone
United States
Philip Islands
Peru
Kendallville
Univer
Indiana
Crone
Stu
Philippine Islands
Dtive
Ppine Islands
Bureau of A Trade Intelligence
San Francisco
Astruction
Special Election for Board of Publications Seat
Charles Ryland elected president of Student Government triggers a vacancy on the Board of Publications. A special election will be held next Friday to fill the unexpired term. Nominations due to Junie Diggs before 6 P.M. today under same rules as other Student Government nominations.
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Charles Ryland
Board of Publications
Ryland
Junie Diggs Berore
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