Final cast announced for Swan senior class play
Miss Emily Brown names the Swan cast for the senior class production at Strand. Margaret Knight plays Alexandra. Elinor Physioe Lydia Hatfield portray Beatrice and Marie Dominica. Louise Figgs stars as Symplorosa with Marion Jones, Elmer Potter, Martin Shockley in key roles.
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Emily Brown
Margaret
Pat" Knight
Alexandra
Elinor Physioe
Lydia Hatfield
Beatrice
Marie Dominica
Louise Figgs
Symplorosa
Marion Jones
Elmer Potter
Martin Shockley
Jones
Prince Albert
Potter
Agi
Shockley
N, Sibold
W. EB. Cyillers
Caesar
Junior Jollies Five Act Affair at Red Cross Building
Westhampton Juniors rehearse for the March 23 benefit show for the Woman's Building. Five acts include nine choruses with distinct dances and costumes. Ruth Cox stars as the hero, Betty Harrison as his girl friend, with Mary Stevens, Trudi Ryland, Ruth Havery, Clare Johnson, Louise Hardaway, Stuart Lesher, and Eloise Pace in key roles.
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Westhampton
Red Cross
Ruth Cox
Betty Harrison
Mary Stevens Jollies
Trudi Ryland
Ruth Havery
Clare Johnson
Louise Hardaway
Stuart Lesher
Eloise Pace
Garden of Romance
Preacher Ryland Sanford in Richmond Sermon
Reverend Ryland Sanford of Fredericksburg preached at Old First Church in Richmond last Sunday. He is father to Taylor Sanford and Nevitt Sanford both alumni and Ryland Sanford Jr.
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Ryland Sanford
D. D
Fredericksburg
Richmond
Old First Church
Dr. Sanford
Taylor
Nevitt Sanford
Subjects of interest slated for Monday debates
Two debates of interest will occur next Monday night in the Literary Societies. The Philologians debate whether Judge Ben Lindsay's theory of companionate marriage is practicable, while Mu Sige argues that dancing should be allowed on the Richmond College campus.
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Philologians
Ben Lindsay
Mu Sige
Richmond College
Constitution Unanimously Passed by Student Body
The revised constitution of the Student Government Association was approved last Friday after weeks of discussion. It preserves most provisions but adds senior class eligibility for editorships and removes a harsh line from the Honor Code. The new document takes effect immediately.
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Student Government Association
Web
Collegian and
Messenger
El Picaro Festival Brings Spanish Night Tonight
El Picaro Festival transforms the Red Cross Building into a Spanish street. Betsy Butterfield Emily Schillinger Louise Britton Doris Turnbull Ruth Bishop and Ruth Cox lead a program of castanets tangos plays and songs in a colorful Spain themed evening.
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Spain
el Picaro
Red Cross
Chapel
Betsy Butterfield
Emily Schillinger
Louise Britton
Doris Turnbull
Little Symphony Orchestra Reorganized by Local Students
The Little Symphony Orchestra of the University of Richmond is being reorganized under I. M. Crawford after a first practice held last Tuesday. The ensemble includes pianist Helen Bowman violins Wilbur Sheriff Lloyd Caster Elizabeth Taliferro Elsie McClintock Helen Harwood Virginia Pleasants Frances Willis Adeline Richardson trumpets Robert Buckley and A L Phillips baritone R. D. Crawford and J. R. Payne among others.
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Little Symphony Orchestra
University of Richmond
Chester Swanson
I. M. Crawford
Helen Bowman
Vinolins
Wilbur Sheriff of
Lloyd Caster
Elizabeth Taliferro
Elsie McClintock
Helen Harwood
Virginia Pleasants
Frances Willis
Adeline Richardson
Robert Buckley
A. L. Phillips
R. D. Crawford
J. R. Payne
Rutgers Richmond Debate Foreign Capital War Rebuttal
Rutgers University will suspend classes next Wednesday at 11:00 for a debate in the Chapel building. W. S. Norman and H. M. Herman of the University of Richmond will argue the negative to the question, That the United States Should Cease to Protect Capital Invested in Foreign Countries, Except After Formal Declaration of War.
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Rutgers University
W. S. Norman
H. M. Herman
University of Richmond
United States
Richmond College Tryouts Set For April 2 In Chapel
Tryouts to select a representative for the Virginia State Oratorical Contest will be held Monday afternoon April 2 at 3 00 PM in the Chapel building. Faculty judges will select the contestant and nine Virginia colleges will compete May 4 at the local campus. Students urged to prepare citations after spring vacation.
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Richmond College
Virginia
Sigma Upsilon to Hold Meet Saturday Night
The local chapter of Sigma Upsilon National Literary Society will meet tomorrow night at 8 oclock in the Messenger office. All active members and many alumni are expected to attend as matters of importance will be discussed and new members may be elected. Current members include A. O. Lundin BE. Potter J. W. Kincheloe M. S. Shockley.
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Sigma Upsilon
National Literary Society
A. O. Lundin
BE. Potter
J. W. Kincheloe
M.S. Shockley
Expect Web in May Yearbook Finally Sent to Printer
Materials for the 1928 Web yearbook are with the printer and engraver. The staff expects campus delivery in early May. Business manager R H Decker urges all organizations represented to review their fees and settle accounts promptly.
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R. H. Decker
Open Forum Encourages Student Views in Collegian
An Open Forum begins this week in the University of Richmond Collegian inviting any student to express views in print for campus-wide readership. Write to The Collegian with grievances rather than discussing aloud or pestering roommates as details appear on page 3.
Clark and Mann Win Story Contest Prizes
Clark a University special student and D R Mann a Richmond College sophomore won first and second prizes in Sigma Upsilon Writers Chapter annual short story contest. Winning tale Revenge and As He Liked reveal debut works. Honorable mentions went to L N Bloomberg and J J Scherer with March Messenger issue expected. Medals awarded in chapel by Prof. Astrop after a related address.
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L. N. Bloomberg
J. J. Scherer
the Messenger
Astrop
Sigma Upsilon
Harlequin Club Sets March 24 Dance and Elections
Richmond College Harlequin Club members met last Monday to plan a March 24 social at the University Club and to discuss electing local members. President M. S. Shockley says the club promotes social activities with Westhampton College and allows escorts only from Westhampton, making the events closed. Formal invitations will be mailed next week.
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Richmond College
Harlequin Club
University Club
M. $. Shockley
Richmond
Westhampton
Declamation Contest Held In Virginia Chapel
This afternoon at 3:00 visitors from eleven Virginia high and prep schools will compete in the Annual Interscholastic Declamation Contest under Tau Kappa Alpha. Institutions listed include Augusta Military Academy Benedictine College St Christopher's Newport News High School Fishburne John Marshall Staunton Military Fork Union Amelia High South Boston High Charlottesville High.
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Virginia
Tau Kappa Alpha
Augusta Military Academy
Benedictine, College
St. Christopher's
Newport News High School
Fishburne Military Academy
John Marshall
Staunton Military Academy
Fork Union
Amelia High
South Boston High School
Charlottesville High School
Joh
Phi Alpha Leads Scholarship Race Among Fraternities
Official reports to the Interfraternity Council show Phi Alpha leading the race for the scholarship cup. First semester averages determine half the judging weight as third term grades from last year are excluded. Top ten averages list Pi Alpha 85.61 percent, Lambda Chi Alpha 84.00 percent.
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Committee On Interfraternity
Pah- Hellanic Council
Phi Alpha
Sympathy Extended for Harry L. Hill Grandfather Death
The Collegian Staff and student body extend deepest sympathy to Harry L. Hill on the death of his grandfather whom he attended the funeral for last Sunday.
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Harry L. Hill
Hopewell Bible Class Essay Contest on College Education
The Berean Bible Class of the First Baptist Church of Hopewell sponsors an essay contest on the value of a college education open to Richmond students. Prizes include an educational tour in July 1928 from important northern cities to Toronto. Essays 450 to 550 words due by 1:00 PM April 20. winner to be announced the next Friday by Student Government.
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Richmond
Toronto
Canada
Berean Bible
First Baptist Church of Hopewell
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