Finals Dances Feature New Decorations
Decorations for the Finals Dances on June 11 and 12 include a green and white scheme in Millhiser Gymnasium and a new 24 foot platform for George Hall and his orchestra with a dedicated 5 foot square for Loretta Lee and Barry Wells. Ticket price reduced from five to four dollars due to a favorable contract. fraternities must pay three dollars upfront to cover guarantees. George Hall plays June 7 and 8 at Woodberry Forest Academy and June 9 details follow.
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Julius Berkely
Ridgway
Owen Neathery
George Hall
Loretta Lee
Barry Wells
Millhiser
George Mall
Virginia
Interfraternity Dance Committee
Interfraternity Council
Jack Moore
Hotel Tait
Woodberry Forest Academy
Kilpatrick Second in State Oratorical Contest
Robert Kilpatrick of Richmond College won second place in the State Intercollegiate Oratorical Contest at Hampden-Sydney College. The winner was from Bridgewater College with Kilpatrick’s speech Murder, Incorporated drawing applause and only a slim margin from first. Judges included Attorney General Staples and Dr. Jarman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kilpatrick
University of Richmond
Hampden Sydney College
Bridgewater College
William and Mary
Bridgewater
Emory and Henry
Hampden-Sydney
Randolph-Macon
Richmond
Washington and Lee
Lynchburg
Roanoke College
Richmond College
Murder, Incorporated
Staples
Jarman
State Teachers' College
Farmville
Cook
Albright Honored by Academy of Science
Dr. CL Albright associate professor of physics at University of Richmond was elected chairman of the committee on astronomy mathematics and physics at the Virginia Academy of Science session at Harrisonburg State Teachers College. The May 3 4 1935 academy presidency passed to Dr William T Sanger of Medical College of Virginia with Dr Ida Sitler named president elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CL. Albright
University of Richmond
Virginia Academy of Science
Harrisonburg State Teachers’ College
Science Association
William T. Sanger
Medical College of Virginia
Academy
W. A. Kepner
University of Virgnia
Ida Sitler
Hollins College
University of Virginia
Alfred Burger
Erich Mosettx
Richard Robinson
Lyndon F. Small
Dean Announces Posting of Grad List at Richmond College
The Dean of Richmond College informs seniors that the degree applicants list is posted in the Administration Building. Seniors should verify the spelling of their names as printed on the diploma.
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Dean
Richmond College
Moulton Delivers Finals Address And Commencement Plan
Dr. Harold Glenn Moulton president of Brookings Institution and noted economist will deliver the commencement address on June 12. The program also includes Westhampton alumnae events, a Shakespeare play, a Baccalaureate sermon by Dr Solon B Cousins, a trustees meeting, a water carnival with interfraternity finals, and the twentieth anniversary celebration of Westhampton College and Richmond College.
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Harold Glenn Moulton
Brookings Institute
University of Chicago
Brookings
Washington, D.C
Westhampton
Shakspere
University Players
Luther Jenkins
Solon B. Cousins
Westhampton College
Richmond College
Plans for Orientation Program Being Made
Professor J C Holteclaw chairs the faculty personnel committee and announces rapid completion of next fall’s orientation plan. A Thursday meeting with the student orientation committee set the program under Dr Holzzclaw and President Richard Poage of the Student Government Association for campus leaders.
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J C. Holteclaw
Holzzclaw
Richard Poage
Student Government Association
Tau Kappa Alpha Taps New Member Hazel Hemming
Hazel Hemming, senior at Westhampton College, pledged by Tau Kappa Alpha local chapter. Since arriving last year from Averett College Danville she led forensic activities and debated Radford State Teachers College and William and Mary.
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Hazel Hemming
Westhampton College
Tau Kappa Alpha
Averett College
Danville
Miss Hemming
Mississippi College
Radford State Teachers’ College
William and Mary College
Westhampton
Averett
Westhampton Ywca
Johnston to Head University Players Next Season
Jaquelin Johnston was elected president of the University Players for next year at a Monday night meeting in the Trophy Room, succeeding Margaret Proctor. Betsy Cannon becomes vice president, George Allen secretary, and Frank Straus treasurer, with remarks on the club’s recent shows and the expected return of coach Emily Brown in the fall.
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Jaquelin Johnston
The
University Players
Margaret Proctor
Betsy Cannon
George Allen
Frank Straus
Miss Proctor
Mac Trawick
Julien Gunn
Betsy Cannan
Miss Johnston
Jean
Dramatics Organization
Thelma Hill Marsh
Owen Davis
Emily Brown
Mu Sigma Rho Elects Sam Bagby President
Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society installed new officers for the next semester at a Monday night meeting. Sam Bagby became president with Paul Watlington as vice president and Dorsey Ford as secretary, Parker Brown as treasurer, and E. S. Ridgway as representative to the Forensic Council. The outgoing slate included Hicks as president, George Harper as vice president, Ruffin Apperson as treasurer, and Ridgway remaining as Forensic Council representative.
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Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society
Sam Bagby
Paul Watlington
Dorsey Ford
Parker Brown
E. S. Ridgway
Forensic Council
Hicks
George Harper
Ruffin Apperson
Stuart Cook to Preside at State TEA Convention
Stuart Cook will preside at the Virginia Tau Kappa Alpha convention at East Radford State Teachers College. Officers include Sara Sheftall and Helen Howery. William Hade will speak. Colleges represented include William and Mary, Randolph Macon, Emory and Henry, Hampden Sydney, and more.
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East Radford State Teachers’ College
East Radford
Virginia
Tau Kappa Alpha
Stuart Cook
Richmond College
Sara Sheftall
Randolph Macon Women’s College
Helen Howery
Virginia Polytechnic
Lostite
William Hade
William and Mary
Westhampton
Roanoke
Lynchburg
Bridgewater
Randolph-Macon
Randolph-Macon Women’s College
Emory and Henry
Hampden-Sydney
Richard McCrone
Charles Ryland
Cook
VPI
Radford
Hopkins Professor to Speak Today on Algebra
Dr. Francis D. Murnaghan head of the Johns Hopkins Mathematics Department will lecture this afternoon to the science group on Some Elementary but Significant Aspects of Algebra. Born in Ireland, he earned degrees from the National University of Ireland and Johns Hopkins, came to Rice Institute in 1914, and became department head in 1928 after naturalization.
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Francis D. Murnaghan
Johns Hopkins University
Murnaghan
Ireland
National University of Ireland
America
Julie Hopkins University
Baltimore
Rice Institute
Houston
Texas
Johns Hopkins
United States
All-American Co-Ed Beauty Contest Sparks Campus Debate
The Collean proposes a grand beauty contest to find the campus’s most beautiful co-ed through a playful love matchmaking setup. Readers are urged to nominate their partners, promising social prestige and the chance to outshine rivals amid campus springtime romance.
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Don Juan
Juliet
Richmond College Student Government Meet Monday
Richmond College Student Government Association will hold a meeting Monday at 12 30 in the Playhouse. President Richard Poage will outline plans for next year and discuss matters of great significance.
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Richmond College
Playhouse
University Players rehearse Twelfth Night in Greek Theatre
Shaksperean cast rehearses the Twelfth Night with Rey Britton as Duke Orsino and Elizabeth Cannon as Viola. The production directed by Mrs. Frank Apperly opens during graduation exercises in Luther H Jenkins Greek Theatre with daily rehearsals and a cast including Dan Montague Julien Gunn Betsy Cannon Margaret Proctor Motley Booker Scott Copeland Howard McCue George Allen William Fallis Milton Lesnicks Fred Vaughan and Virginia Sanford.
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University Players
Luther H. Jenkins
Rey Britton
Duke Orsino
Ilyrea
Elizabeth Cannon
Viola
Dan Montague
Sebastian
Julien Gann
Malvolio
Olivia
Mae ‘Trawick
Toby Belch
Margaret Proctor
Motley Booker
Andrew Aguecheck
Scott Copeland
Valentine
Howard McCue
Curio
Duke
George Allen
Fabian
William Fallis
Antonio
Milton Lesnicks
Fred Vaughan
Virginia Sanford
Maria
Mediterranean
Illyrit
Orsino
PDE and Alpha Psi Hold Initiations Here
Pi Delta Epsilon initiates its newly elected members C. E. Ridgway Fritz Freund Stover Covey and Harold A Boner at Millhiser Gymnasium Monday at 7 o clock Alpha Psi Omega dramatics society completes initiations after a banquet at Julien Gunn s home naming Bob Ferrell Julius Berkeley Betsy Canon Martha Porter Katherine Bell Jacquelin Johnston Charles Arendall and Mary Mills.
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Pi Delta Epsilon
Millhiser Gymnasium
C. ES. Ridgway
Fritz Freund
Stover Covey
Harold A. Boner
Board of Publications
Alpha Psi Omega
Honorary Dramatics Society
Julien Gunn
Bob Ferrell
Jutuis Berkeley
Betsy Canon
Martha Porter
Katherine Bell
Jaqtelin Johnston
Charles Arendall
Mary Mills
Class Officers Named in Clo Race Monday
In a fourte en candidate field of fifty two, four teen class officers were elected for 1934 35. Roger Leverton won senior class presidency by two votes 44 42 over Ed Norfleet. E S Ridgway beat Billy Ballou for vice president. Bruce Dodd claimed secretary treasurer. Junior class president John Higharrow won by six votes over Sidney Matthews and George Sanders. Wilbur Cook beat Younger Saunders and Bob Saville for vice president. Secretary William Hopson defeated Fred Timberlake. treasurer David Krapin and Willis Will tied for the post. Charles Ryland led juniors with 39 votes, defeating Stuart Conrad Barry Tenore and P Holland. Alfred Dickinson secured the senior class presidency. Continued on Page 3.
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Roger Leverton
John Higharrow
Alfred Dickinson
Ed Norfleet
E. S. Ridgway
Billy Ballou
Perry Schulz
Morton Karsh
Bruce Dodd
Jack Dobson
William Gilfillan
William Ham
Frank Straus
Randolph Tabb
Ben Campbell
Winnie Crenshaw
John Highbbrow
Sidney Matthews
George Sanders
Wilbur Cook
Younger Saunders
Bob Saville
William Hopson
Fred Timberlake
David Krapin
Willis Will
Charles Ryland
Stuart Conrad
Barry Tenore
P Holland
Baroody Named Head of Sigma Pi Sigm Baroody Named Head of Sigma Pi
Eugene M Baroody was chosen president of the local Sigma Pi Sigm chapter for 1934 35 at a meeting of the local chapter of the national honorary physics society Also elected were W W Leitch secretary and John G Fry secretary and Alice L Harrington treasurer The outgoing officers were Oswald B Falls president Harold Van Allen secretary and Helen Fulcher treasurer The group promotes physics study and recently staged a physics stunt night featuring a photo electric cell Tesla cell setup and other demonstrations
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Loca
Sigma Pi Sima
National Honorary Physics Society
Eugene M Baroody
W. W. Leitch
John G. Fry
Alice L. Harrington
Sigma
Oswald B. Falls
Harold van Allen
Helen Fulcher
Sigma Pi Siuma
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Hampden Sydney
Albright
Academy of Science
LA. Updike
Randolph-Macon College
Moulton
Mu Sigma Rho
Aly More
By Stuart Crawford
PDE and
Alpha Psi
Leverton
Baroody
Sigma Pi Sigm
Honorary Physics Society
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