Prom Tickets Placed on Sale for Junior Class Dance
Tickets for the December 9 junior prom at Millhiser Gym, priced at $1.25 per couple, go on sale with a formal card dance, guided by chaperons Dr. and Mrs. Pinchbeck and others. A limit of 150 couples plus some stags will attend, with about fifteen dances and a break after each.
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Millhiser
Raymond B. Pinchbeck
John J. Corson
Frank M. Dobson
Harold A. Boner
Aly
Frank Straus
Vernon Richardson
Collegian
Owen Neathery
Richard McCrone
C. E. O Ridgway
Harold Lucas
Ed Norfleet
Bev Britton
Music Highlights at YWCA Meeting at Westhampton College
The YWCA meeting in the Westhampton College Drawing Room featured pianist Nora Edwards of Grove Avenue Baptist Church, contralto Guy Leath, and Virginia Ferguson accompanying. Nora Edwards performed Handel and Doran pieces, with Caroline Gary reciting, and Emma Speed Sampson announced as next speaker for November 28.
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Westhampton College
Ann Wood
Nora Edwards
Grove Avenue Baptist Church
Doran
Handel
Guy Leath
Richmond
Danny Boy
Virginia Ferguson
Caroline Gary
Burgmuller
Miss Edwards
Emma Speed Sampson
Miss Minerva
Richmond College Peace Poll Results Show Reluctance to War
The Collegian reports 355 ballots cast by faculty and student body in a campus peace poll. Compilation shows 96 students or 27 percent will not participate in armed conflict under any conditions.
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Richmond College
Collegian
College views on war enlistment from a student poll
A vast majority favor defense only in war with about 70 percent supporting defense battles, 6 percent backing offensive action abroad, and enlistment in non combatant or total forces split near across the board. responses show cautious non participation and willingness to fight only if justified, with several unique opinions noted.
Bryan to Speak at Chapel Today
Dr. John Stewart Bryan publisher of the Richmond News Leader will address convocation at the University of Richmond on the topic Modern Economic Methods of Dealing With Old Economic Problems. He is closely connected with the Roosevelt administration and the Democratic Party and is a distinguished Virginia figure.
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John Stewart Bryan
The
Richmond News Leader
Bryan
Roosevelt
Washington
Virginia
University of Virginia
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
International Educational Board
University of Richmond
Westhampton Seniors Announce Annual Thanksgiving Dance
The Westhampton Senior Class will host a Thanksgiving Eve co ord dance in the college dining room on November 29 after the rally and bonfire. The Diplomats will lead a larger than usual orchestra with Marydee and Jackie Lowe singing, a maid supervised cloak room will check wraps, and tickets are 75 cents per couple or 50 cents for stays. Edith McDanel Virginia Stiff Grace Rowland and Katherine Bell handle sales.
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Westhampton
Marydee
Jackie Lowe
Edith McDanel
Virginia Stiff
Grace Rowland
Katherine Bell
Photographer Plans Web Pictures For 1934 College Yearbook
The Board of Publications will set contracts for printing engraving and photography of The 134 Web at a Monday meeting. Studios will be in the Playhouse with Richmond and Westhampton College pictures taken in the same studio to reduce campus disruption. The 1934 volume will include a beauty and popularity poll conducted with The Collegian and sponsored by both publications.
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Board of Publications
Hob Ferrell
Lcation
Richmond College Stuent
Westhampton College
Bev Taylor
Collegian
Harlequin Club Dance Scheduled Tomorrow
The Harlequin Club will host a dance at the Omicron Chapter House on Roselawn Road starting at nine tonight. Frank Wendt and his orchestra, a popular Richmond band leader, will perform in their first campus appearance of the year from nine to twelve.
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Harlequin Club
Omicron Chapter
Theta Chi Fraternity
Roselawn Road
Garnett Snead
Frank Wendt
Richmond
Wendt
Snead
Ten Changes in Campus Affairs Platform by Collegian
A college student platform proposes ten reforms across campus governance and student life. Key items include shifting control of the Board of Publications finances to individual editors, revising campus dance rules, adding student voting reps to the University Social Committee, allowing sororities at Westhampton College, deferring rushing, and making student shop operations and a new Student Activities Building student-run. It also calls for stronger class organization involvement, ending student paper grading, and reviving The Messenger as a university publication.
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Westhampton College
Interfraternity Council
Richmond College
the Messenger
Westhampton
Collegian
Richmond
Contract Given for Junior Class Rings
The Junior Class rings contract has been awarded to J. E. Caldwell & Co. of Philadelphia. The same design as prior years will be used with three price tiers ten karat gold gold overlaid and oxidized silver. Juniors may purchase rings by Christmas through Vernon Richardson as sales are expected to rise with lower prices and renewed class spirit.
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J. E. Caldwell & Co
Philadelphia
Richardson
Vernon Richardson
Smitty Morris
Henry Poehler
Dave Scott
Rey Britton
Ed Haddock
Claud Whitley
Stan Fink
Dick Poage
Westhampton Freshmen Shine in Rat Night Skits at Program
Westhampton freshmen staged a Rat Night benefiting upperclassmen with skits and songs. The event featured The Fatal Quest and Carolyns Christmas as top performances with dramatic cast members and a melodramatic finale.
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Westhampton
Sophomore Class Pushes Change in Grading and Bonfire Plans
At a Monday meeting the Sophomore Class urged the Student Senate to end undergraduates correcting student work, deeming it unfair. George Lacy was tasked to present the issue next meeting. The group also discussed the annual bonfire and set a policy tying its suspension to a Richmond victory over William and Mary in the Thanksgiving game.
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Richmond College
George Lacy
Senate
Richmond
William and Mary
Co Ords Debate Two Important Questions
The Westhampton Debate Council discussed two questions on November 15. Members chose sides and planned to read both positions with notes filed. Freshmen favored Hitler withdrawal from the League, while upperclassmen backed permanent presidential powers.
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Westhampton
Hitler
Germany
League of Nations
Betsy Cannon
Platform for University Publication Board Revamp Favored
The Collegian outlines a ten step plan proposing changes to the Board of Publications to include editors and business managers, new accounting practices, and student input on social rules. It urges student ownership of the Richmond College Shop, creation of a new Student Activities Building, and revival of The Messenger as a university publication.
Delegate Discusses Work of Convention
Christine Taylor of Westhampton College Student Government, and Dorothy Leighty, Judiciary Board chair, return from the Women's Intercollegiate Association for Student Government convention in Greensboro North Carolina November 15 18. Lectures included Campus Relationships by Dean Alice Baldwin and Character Building Through Student Government by Laura Plank. A formal banquet and dance were held Friday evening.
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Women's Intercollegiate Association For
Greensboro
N. C
Christine Taylor
Westhampton
Chapel
Dorothy Leighty
Judiciary Board
Alice Baldwin
Duke University
Laura Plank
Southern Workshop
Asheville
N. G
D. G. Brammitt
State of
North Carolina
Raleigh
N.C
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Frances Wright
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Page Johnston
Maxine Schutze
John
Ann Armistead
Flo Troutner
Helen: Roper
Liz Straus
Josephine O'Grady
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