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Richmond Collegian

Location

Richmond, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1934

Page

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Finals Dance Series Tickets Limited for June 11-12

Interfraternity Council Dance Committee sells 275 date and stag tickets for the finals at Millhiser Gymnasium with George Hall and Hotel Taft orchestra. Loretta Lee and Barry Wells featured. decorations in green and white. price cut from five to four dollars. Guests from multiple colleges expected.

Interfraternity Council George Hall Hotel Taft Loretta Lee Barry Wells Columbia Broadcasting System Woodberry Forest Academy VPI the Collegian Millhiser Gymnasium

Religion in Mexico Vespers Topic at Westhampton College

Westhampton College cloister hosted Vespers with Mr. W. B. Bailey Vice-Consul of Mexico speaking on Religion in Mexico He noted the 1917 constitution places religion under state control Mexican born preachers may legally preach and schools cannot teach any religion The number of priests is determined by local need Bullfights wane baseball remains popular nationwide

Westhampton College W. BE. Bailey Mexico Yucatan J. W. Bailey Bailey

Richardson Heads PDE for Next Year

Vernon Richardson was elected president of the local Pi Delta Epsilon chapter for next year. Beverly Britton was named vice president and C E Ridgway secretary-treasurer. New officers succeed Bill Seward Bob Ferrell and Mac Trawick. Initiation of Tritt Freund Stover Covey Ridgway and H A Boner occurred at the spring election ceremonies.

Vernon Richardson Collegian Pi Delta Epsilon Beverley L. Britton The Web C. ES. Ridgway Bill Seward Bob Ferrell Mac Trawick Tritt Freund Stover Covey C. £. S. Ridgway H. A. Boner PDE Seward Virginia Intercollegiate Press Association Rey Britton Charles Arendall Vipa News Frank Straus VIPA

Glee Club Sets Annual Concert And Prom Night

Richmond College Glee Club performs its final concert of the year in the Playhouse at eight with a nine thirty prom in Millhiser Gym. The program features five groups of songs plus a two act play Sally of the Hills and includes the Spider quartet and Bill Troxell orchestra. Tickets are 35 cents for concert only or 75 cents for concert and dance. The season closes after recent engagements in Williamsburg and Jamestown.

Richmond College Glee Club Playhouse Millhiser Gymnasium Glee Club de Sandman Yalley Gal Tidewater Virginia Charles Troxell Spider Fred Laughan Sam Bagby John Ellis Bill Wright Wil Millhiser Bill Troxell Troxeell University of Richmond Williamsburg Jamestown Virginia William and Mary College Phi Beta Kappa Williamsburg Baptist Church

Westhampton College Anniversary Reminiscence

Westhampton College marks twenty years since its 1914 founding on the present site with Dean May L. Keller and Miss Fannie G. Crenshaw among long affiliated faculty. The article recalls early faculty, 1915 arrivals, and wartime campus use in 1917 before resuming in Richmond.

Westhampton College Weshampton Mise May L. Keller Miss Keller Goucher College Mason-Dixon May L. Keller Fannie G. Crenshaw The Collegre Hilda Beale Clea Herrin Newport News Richmond St. Luke's Hospital Masonic Lodge T. C. Willams School of Law

Graduation Program At University Of Richmond Set

The hundred and second commencement at the University of Richmond ends June 12 with final exercises at Luther B. Jenkins Memorial Greek Theatre. Dr Harold G Moulton of Brookings Institute will speak, followed by degree awards and a address by President F W Boatwright. The June 8 to 12 program includes garden party junior reception and talks on higher education of women with speakers Miss Elizabeth N Tompkins Miss Elizabeth P Gaines and Miss Mary C Fugate.

University of Richmond Luther B. Jenkins Harold G. Moulton Brookings Institute Washington, D. C F. W. Boatwright Westhampton College Westhampton Elizabeth N. Tompkins Elizabeth P. Gaines Mary C. Fugate Averett College

Student Advisers to Guide Incoming Freshmen

Richard C. Poage announces a pilot program assigning student advisers alongside faculty advisers for incoming freshmen. Each adviser will interview and place students in suitable activities, with a committee of campus leaders overseeing the effort.

Richard C. Poage Poage

Richmond College Action on Honor Council Amendment

The student body will take definite action on a proposed amendment to Amendment II, Section 2 of the Richmond College SGA constitution. The petition seeks a change to appointing and approving Honor Council members by the president and senate with terms from September 1 to June 15, replacing outgoing council approval by May 1.

Richmond College Student Government Association Senate Richmond College

Cook Leads State TKA Convention

At East Radford State Teachers College Virginia the Tau Kappa Alpha convention elected next year’s state officers James Palmer Roanoke College president and Helen Howery East Radford LTC vice president. The Roanoke College East Radford joint debating cup winners.

Tau Kappa Alpha East Radford State Teachers Hampden-Sydney College Lynchburg College Randolph-Macon Woman's College Roanoke College East Radford Stc Jas William Hade Ta Kappa Alpha East Radford Bridgewater Virginia Richmond East Radford Ltc William and Mary Westhampton Roanoke Lynchburg Randolph-Macon Randolph- Macon Woman's College Emory and Henry Hampden-Sydney North Carolina Duke N.C Furman

Web Scheduled to Appear May 23 on Campus

The 1934 Web will appear on campus May 23 with distribution to subscribers immediately. Editors Rey Taylor and Hob Ferrell credit Everett Waddell Co and Virginia Engraving Co for their cooperation. Extra copies are limited. students should contact Ferrell to secure one.

Collegian Everett Waddell Company Virginia Engraving Company Rey Taylor Hob Ferrell Ferrell S.C. Mitchell Richmond College Cannon Memorial Chapel Dementi

Tired Student Favors Week New Ideas in Education

Richmond College students press for fresh approaches as finals loom. The column jokingly urges faculty to loosen up and entertain student proposals while poking fun at exams, literature topics, and a themed week.

Plan to shift Honor Council appointments to outgoing council

A proposed amendment to Richmond College's Honor Code would have the outgoing Student Government Council approve Honor Council appointments, with the Senate retaining final removal power. Debate featured Cook supporting the revision and Scott opposing, while a compromise for joint approval drew support.

Westhampton Athletics Banquet to Honor Winners

The Westhampton Dining Room hosts the Athletic Association banquet on May 25 at 6 40. Hockey basketball tennis and track winners will receive cups and seals announced. Outgoing board members toast incoming officers and to Miss Crenshewe Miss Langley and Westhampton. Captains and seal wearers will be guests. class team captains announced and contest winners presented with silver loving cups. Numerals and seals to be kept by winning teams until next year.

Westhampton Athletic Association Athletic Board Crenshewe Langley

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Richardson Britten Ridgway Spider Quartet Billy Troxell Susan Lough F. Plexington Harker Washington Grove Mis Pauline Turnbull Holtzclaw Alpha Psi Omega Omicron Delta Kappa Ministerial Association Cook East Radford S. T. C Dr. Mitchell By Stuart Crawford Dr. Loving Richmond College Met Honor Council Stuart Cook Council of Honor Dave Scott Student Senate Honor Westhampton Athletic Association
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