Athletic Council Awards Eight Letters to 1931 32 Players
The Athletic Council honored eight players with basketball letters for the 1931 32 season. Captain Lud Sherman received his third letter, with Lou Krapin also earning his third. Juniors Ted Babbitt Ed Perlowski earned insignia for the second time. First time letters went to Turkey Chastain Dave Connors Abe Greene and Cootie Allmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Council
Dobson
Lud Sherman
Lou Krapin
Richmond
John Marshall High School
Ted Babbitt
Worcester
Mass
Ed Perlowski
West Haven
Conn
Turkey Chastain
Bronxville
N. Y
Dave Connors
Saybrook
Abe Greene
Cootie Allmond
Newport News
Interfraternity Council to Sponsor Spring Athletics
At a recent Interfraternity Council meeting the group agreed to stage an interfraternity sports program this spring. With varsity numbers limited, each fraternity will form athletic teams for members. A committee of Burwell Robinson, Wat Fugate, and Stuart Cooke will draft a baseball schedule and plan a campus track meet.
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Interfraternity Council
Burwell Robinson
Wat Fugate
Stuart Cooke
Easter Vacation Dates Set for March 23 to 31
Easter holidays will begin Wednesday March 23 and continue through Thursday March 31. Students may stay in dormitories by making arrangements with Mrs Gordon immediately.
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Gordon
Red Cross Glee Club Presents First Annual Concert Tonight
The Glee Club of Withampton gives its first concert of the season at 8 15 in the Red Cross Building with solos by Helen Travis Helen le Grande and Marydee Lowe violin obligato and a program including Viva La Musica June Rhapsody and Orpheus With His Lute plus Aria si Poppea and other classics.
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Glee Club
Red Cross
Withampton
Fredericksburg
State College Glee Club
Helen Travis
Helen le Grande
Marydee Lowe
Orpheus
Sullivan
Lang
Vere Languares
Latti
Duo Seraphim
Vittoria
Handel
University Library Receives New Books
University Library received several new volumes in recent weeks covering diverse subjects. Titles include Johnston Biblio Typographica Semple Geography of the Mediterranean Region Stillwell Tacunabula and Americana.
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University Library
Johnston
Biblio-Typographica
Semple
Stillwell
Journal-Arts Club Enjoys Interesting Meeting
Members of the Journal-Arts Club gathered at Miss Evelyn Duncan's Park Avenue apartment for a Sunday session. A new spring program committee was elected: Miss Mary Lucile Saunders, Miss Elizabeth Goldston, and Mr. Fred Fidler.
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Journal-Arts Club
Evelyn Duncan
Park Avenue
Mary Lucile Saunders
Elizabeth Goldston
Fred Fidler
Honorary Physics Frat to Install New Chapter Here
University of Richmond will host the installation of Chi Chapter of Sigma Pi Sigma on March 16 1932 at 3 00 p m in the Physics Building. Sigma Pi Sigma is a national honorary physics fraternity founded December 11 1921 in Davidson North Carolina.
Rutgers Students Edge Richmond in Debating Showdown
Rutgers debaters Fred J. Knayer and Charlie Bolte argued for socialism over capitalism in the resolution Socialism Has More to Offer the People Than Capitalism. Richmond College team members C. B. Clarke and J. W. Dodd defended the negative. Judges Bolling Handy Frank L. Crone and C. J. Heatwole voted 2 to 1 for Rutgers, drawing much discussion among spectators.
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Richmond College
Rutgers
Messrs
Fred J. Knayer
Charlie Bolte
C. B. Clarke
J. W. Dodd
Richmond
Messrs. Bolling H. Handy
Frank L. Crone
C. J. Heatwole
Senator Miller Covers State Legislature Work
State Senator Hunter Miller of Bedford spoke at convocation, outlining six weeks of General Assembly work. He highlighted Virginia's evolving industries, expanding agriculture, and the development of communications as the main focus for lawmakers.
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Hunter Miller
University of Richmond Law School
Bedford
State Senate
Miller
General Assembly
Virginia Bar
State General Assembly
Virginia
Arrangements for Pre Easter Dances in Gym Completed by Committee
Dr Mitchell showing steady improvement at St Luke’s Hospital after illness. S C Mitchell’s condition, once serious, is reported steadily improving. History department head at University of Richmond gravely ill but expected to be out of danger soon. Mrs Mitchell has stayed by his side. home on Towana Road closed.
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Or. S
Dr Goode Examines Postwar Shift in English Literature
Dr Goode spoke at the T C Williams Law School on The New Era in English and American Literature. He argued World War I created a new epoch, altered customs, and spurred disillusionment and a mechanized age hindering major literary works. He noted only Forsyth Saga by Galsworthy as a landmark since the war, contrasting Hardy Meredith and Conrad prewar output.
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Dr. Goode
Galsworthy
Forsyth
Nashville Professor Speaks to Y M C A Cabinet
A special Richmond College Y M C A cabinet meeting convened with Dr. J. W. McConnell, professor at the Y W C A graduate school in Nashville, to discuss yearly campus plans as he visits Virginia, the Carolinas, and Kentucky.
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Richmond College
J. W. McConnell
Y. W. C. A. Graduate School
Nashville
Tenn
McConnell
Virginia
Carolinas
Kentucky
Colorful Pre Easter Dances Planned at Millhiser Gym
March 18 and 19 mark the Pre Easter dances with Mike Kent and His Richmond Collegians to play for both events. Admission is 1.75 for both dances or 1.50 for the Interfraternity Dance, and 1.00 for the Junior-Senior Prom. Tickets available from listed organizers. decor by Ben Hurley aims for a colorful ballroom.
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Millhiser Gymnasium
Mike Kent
Richmond Collegians
Arden Howell
Wat Fugate
Burwell Robinson
Stuart Cooke
Mae Trawick
Jack Wright
Spencer Gilmore
Guy Mallonee
Speedy Vial
Louis Morewitz
Henry Whalen
Beefy Lord
Ben Hurley
Hassan Praised as Fine Performance by Sophomore Class
The Fletcher play Hassan staged by Sophomore English Classes earned high praise for Miss Caroline Lutz and Miss Emily Brown. Directors and committees drove the ambitious production with lavish costumes, exquisite sets, and innovative use of the building for acting. Laura Mae Thomasson led a colorful, well coordinated musical presentation.
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Fletcher
Hassan
Caroline Lutz
Emily Brown
Luther Wells
Stanley Jones
Joseph Holland
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Krapin
Babbitt
Perlowski
Chastain
Connors
Green
Allmond
Viva la Musica
Rhapsody
Daniels
King’s Highway
Richer
Berceuse
Olds
Arrie
Wong
Edward Peple
Harold Cooper
Somerset Maryhany
Chi
Sigma Pi Sigma
DR. White
U. OF A
Mitchell
St. Luke’s Hospital
The
Association Graduate School
Kent
Laura Mae Thomasson
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