Eight Representatives Attend VIPA Meeting
Ed Arendall and Julie Loving represent The Collegian and Westhampton. Ed Massie Norman Brown and Jeanette Evans attend from The Web and The Messenger sends Phyllis Anne Coghill Jean Neasmith and Marty Barr. Mr. John Bilder presides as over 160 delegates expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Richmond
Virginia Intercollegate Press Association
Collegian
Ed Arendall
Julie Loving
Westhampton
Ed Massie
Norman Brown
Jeanette Evans
the Messenger
Phyllis Anne Coghill
Jean Neasmith
Marty Barr
John Bilder
Association
L. K. Whitefeather
Furman- Vpi
Blacksburg
Locke To Head Harlequin Club
John Locke of Theta Chi was elected president of the Harlequin Club with Bill Harton of Pi Kappa Alpha named secretary. Bid eligibility will be extended next week. The club aims to foster social ties between Richmond and Westhampton Colleges and invites only Westhampton girls to attend. A fall dance is planned for November 15 at a fraternity house. A new president was elected after the president-elect failed to return to college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Locke
Theta Chi
Harlequin Club
Bill Harton
Pi Kappa Alpha
Locke
Richmond
Westhampton
Franks to Speak on Archaeology at Convocation
The Reverend Vincent C. Franks, rector of St. Pauls Episcopal Church, will speak on archaeology at Convocation today in Cannon Memorial Chapel. Franks has excavated in Egypt and the Holy Land and traveled in Europe and Asia. He is Canadian by birth and participated in the Dardanelles campaign of World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent C. Franks
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Cannon Memorial Chapel
Dy, Franks
Egypt
Holy Land
Europe
Asia
Alpha Sigma Sigma Elects Four New Members
The Alpha Sigma Sigma fraternity announces the election of four new members. Three Richmond College students and one honorary affiliate were chosen for their qualifications. Members include Afie Jones Tivis Wicker Bill Lurber and Buddy Mayo.
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Jones
Lurber
Wicker
Mayo
Overy Bunch
Alpha Sigma Sigma
Flavius Walker
Weh
Richmond College
Afie Jones
Tivis Wicker
Bill Lurber
Buddy Mayo
Carlton Whitlater
Contests Announced for Messenger Stories
Dr Charles H Wheeler chair of the Board of Publications announced two Messenger story contests with ten dollar prizes. One for a non fiction article due December 2 and one for fiction due March 1. Winners chosen by Richmond and Westhampton College English reps and the Editor in Chief. The aim is to spur student writing for the school magazine and improve material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Wheeler
Ehairman
Board of Publications
Messenger
Dolby
Richmond
Westhampton
Collowes
Mersenser
University Players to stage two one act plays
Production set for November 15 and 16 features Yeats Irish drama Land of Heart's Desire with Bridget Bruin Maire Bruin and the child cast. The Devil and Daniel Webster stars Salvatore Casale as Daniel Webster and George Sadler as Jabez Stone with Marguerite Shell as Stone's wife and Alex Sternberg as Mr Scratch.
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Stephen Benet
The
Daniel Webster
Saturday Evening Post
New Hampshire
Jabez Stone
New
Mr. Scratch
Salvatore Casale
George Sadler
Stone
Marguerite Shell
Wilford Skinner
Piddler
Charles Carter
Justice Hathorne
Alex Sternberg
Westhampton Rats Initiation Night Slated For Tonight
Westhampton sophomores under Sweetie Emerson plan rat night in the Student Government room. Freshmen must identify seniors and perform a skit to win rat cards. Nine short skits by the Class of 1944, with group chairs listed, are planned for entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westhampton
Cat
Sweetie Emerson
Dennie Brown
Mildred Cox
Lucy Garnett
Evermond Hardee
Lois Kirkwood
Anne McElroy
Yvonne Livingston
Kathleen Sanderson
Ruth van Ness
Council Chooses Caylor Locke to Antwerp Interfraternity Visit
Professor W F Caylee and John Locke were chosen to represent the Interfraternity Council at the National Interfraternity Conference in New York City on November 20. Richmond delegation of 25 met at Phi Gamma Delta for dinner and business. Dr Herman P Thomas said the dinner meeting was very successful and that more such gatherings will be held. Officers reelected include Dr Thomas as president, Dr R C McDanel as vice president, and Professor Caylor as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Caylee
John Locke
Interfraternity Council
New York City
Richmond
Phi Gamma Delta House
Herman P. Thomas
New York
Thomas
R. C. McDanel
Caylor
New
van Keys
Bunny Woods
North Carolina
Richmond College
Virginia
Carolinas
Washington and Lee
University of Virginia
Hampden- Sydney
University of North Carolina
Hampden-Sydney
Southland
Jack Bradley
Miss Woods
Atlantic City
N. J
Glen Gray
Casa Loma
Johnny Long
Tamla Garden
Tom Warriner
Warriner
Dick Klafsky
Stan Kellam
Ralph Kinsey
Willing
Roy Wymbs
Derek Hayley
Phil Mason
Stuart Williams
Web Theme Sets Snapshot of Campus Life for 1941 Yearbook
Editor Ed Massie announced the 1941 Web yearbook will center on campus life with many photo proofs needed. Students are urged to submit daily classroom and activity snapshots, with Merin-Baliban and Westhampton reps collecting proofs, and Saturday the final deadline at both colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Massie
Merin-Baliban
Richmond College
Westhampton
Editor Mrs Richards to Visit Westhampton College
Mrs. Harold Richards national editor of Mortar Board Quarterly will confer with Westhampton College Mortar Board chapter tonight. She will meet Dean May L. Keller and advisers Miss Isabelle Harris Miss Caroline Lutz and Mrs. E G Cale. Alumnae host luncheon tomorrow then active members meeting. Her southeast tour continues to the College of William and Mary Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Richards
Tallahassee
Florida
Mortar Board Quarterly
Westhampton College
Mortar Board
Richards
May L. Keller
Isabelle Harris
Caroline Lutz
E. G. Cale
Southeast
College of William and Mary
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VIPA
Harton
Peck Gray
Faust
Whitlatch
Walker
Sadler, Casale
Prom
Council
Miss N. C
Keys
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