Tricolor Seeks to Avenge Two Past Defeats
William and Mary faces Richmond in a final 1933 gridiron clash at the Stadium. Captain Gerry Quirk leads 28 Indians seeking a season finale win and to end a two game Richmond streak, with Bill Palege and Victor Chastain highlighted in a last meeting between the rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glawcus Gulley
Richmond Spiders
William and Mary Indians
Spiders
Tribe
Richmond
Indians
Gerry Quirk
Stadium
Quirk
George Hope
Bill Palege
Camden Comet
Victor Chastain
Palese
Bob Henderson
Bock Darden
William and Mary
Williamsburg Tribe
Ed Bergin
Bob Downs
F. Myers
R. Hillman
Irvin Upson
BE. Johnson
Bill Chalke
Phippins Assumes Prince's Duties Here
Dr Calvin H Phipping takes charge of the education classes at the university while Prof W L Prince recovers from a serious operation. Prince is convalescing at the Retreat for the Sick Hospital in Richmond and is expected to return by December 22. Phipping is an alumnus of the University of Richmond and a member of Phi Beta Kappa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Prince
Department of Education
Calvin H Phipping
University of Richmond
University of Virginia
Prince
Richmond
Phippins
The
University
Phi Beta Kappa, Honorary Scholastic Fraternity
Prom Committee Plans Dec 9 Card Dance at Millhiser Gym
Bill Troxell and his orchestra will provide music for the Junior Class Prom on December 9 in Millhiser Gymnasium. Tickets cost $1.25 per couple. Cards and seating require advance ticketing with a guest list to be ready by December 5.
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Bill Troxell
Millhiser Gymnasium
Troxell
Richmond
Crank Straus
Richard McCrone
Oldest Richmond Graduate Wins Daughters Prize
Mrs. William Lyne of Harrisonburg Virginia the oldest living graduate of the University of Richmond received a top annual prize from the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Her essay Religion in the Confederacy at the Front and Behind the Lines drew on memories of Jefferson Davis levees at the Confederate White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lyne
Harrisonburg
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Lyne
Cassie Moncure
University of Richmond
Jefferson Davis
White House
Richmond
Pames
Indian to Meet Fate at Spider Rally Tonight
University of Richmond students and alumni plan a bonfire and rally before the William and Mary Thanksgiving football game. A traditional event includes a mock trial of the Indian with a verdict and potential punishment, followed by a ceremonial sending of the Spiders’ fate with the rat caps at stake tomorrow.
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Spider
University of Richmond
William and Mary
C. P. Holland
Clifs
Stuart Cook
Dobson
Dave Satterfield
J. J. Wicker, Jr
Wilmer O'Flaherty
Richmond College
Richmoud
University Extends Thanksgiving Holiday Through Saturday
University of Richmond announces a three day Thanksgiving break with classes resuming at 8 30 Monday morning December 4. The decision marks a second year of extended holidays and promotes campus activities including dances at Millhiser Gym and turkeys at the cafeteria.
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University of Richmond
Lambila Chi Alpha
Millhiser
Aitlantis
Co Ords Banquet Wednesday at Westhampton College
The Thanksgiving student banquet occurs with the alumnae banquet on Wednesday night November 29 in the dining room. Dr Emily Gardner will preside and Miss Christine Taylor acts as toastmistress. Class presidents toast their peers and alumnae. A varsity alumnae hockey game follows Thursday at 9 30 in the upper field with coffee served afterward.
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Westhampton College
Emily Gardner
Christine Taylor
Ethel Eubank
Carolyn Shafer
Theresa Carter
Grace Rowland
Westhampton
Marjorie Canada
Mortar Board
Time-Honored Rivals Clash Tomorrow in Richmond
The upcoming match feature includes Daley, Dorsey, Reynolds, Gaston, Joyce, Schaaf, and Dorsey among others. Listed players include Morris, Haddock, Schneck, Neblett, Charnock, and Brown with several scores noted. The event marks a storied contest between longtime foes with multiple teams and players expected to compete.
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Tenure
Daley
Diedrich
J. Z. Reynolds
Gaston
Higharrow
Joyce
Schaaf
Dorsey
Morris
Local Firms Win 1934 Web Contracts for Printing and Engraving
Three Richmond firms Everett Waddell Company Virginia Engraving Company and Cement Studio won printing engraving and photography contracts for The 1934 Web after a Publica tions board meeting. Photos for the 1934 book begin December 6 with on site shoots in Richmond and an alphabetic schedule for sitter appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Everett Waddell Company
Virginia Engraving Company
Cement Studio
Board of Publications
Rey Taylor
Atarl
Web
Playhouse
Archaeologist to Speak in YMCA Fall Lecture Series
The YMCA will present archaeologist Miss Mil dred Berry next Wednesday at the chapel in a talk titled My Explorations in the Tombs of Egypt. The series began with Dr. Sidney S. Negus on Fraudulent Drugs and will close in late December with Dr. Howard R. Masters discussing Sex Hygiene at Richmond College. Miss Berry is known for excavations in Palestine and Africa and travels widely for lectures. Dr. Masters is an associate in nervous and mental diseases at the Medical College of Virginia and on Tucker Sanitarium staff.
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YMCA
Mildred Berry
Egypt
Chapel
Sidney S. Negus
Medical College of Virginia
Howard R. Masters
Richmond College
Berry
Palestine
Africa
United States
Richmond Eleven Expected to Continue Victory March Over William and Mary Here
Richmond's team aims to extend a winning streak as they host William and Mary. The contest features a matchup of regional rivals with the Spiders seeking more points and a steady defense to maintain momentum.
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Richmond
William and
Mary
Alumni Rally For Thanksgiving Rivalry At Richmond Stadium
Alumni return as William and Mary faces University of Richmond in a long running rivalry. The Spiders seek Virginia Conference title with a win while the Indians hope to halt Richmond’s momentum after a 19-0 shutout of Roanoke and a 13-0 win over Hampden Sydney, with key linemen and backs named.
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Spiders
Virginia
Indians
Emory
Henry Furman
Richmond
Cornell
Maroons
Hampden-Sydney
V. M. L Cadets
Essex
Strong
Diedrich
Slaydon
Captain Hope
Sanford
Morris
Sehule
Dobson
Daley
Leverton
Vic Chastain
Seniors Sponsor Thanksgiving Dance on Campus
Westhampton seniors host a Thanksgiving dance after the banquet and rally next Wednesday night in the dining room. Edith McDanel and fellow committee members arrange the decor and invitations. the "Diplomats" orchestra will provide music with Marydee and Jackie Lowe as featured singers. Coats to be left in the cloakroom to avoid confusion.
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Westhampton
Edith McDanel
Virginia Stiff
Grace Rowland
Katherine Hell
Polly Cochran
Marydee
Jackie Lowe
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Tricolor
Gridiren
Henderson
Darden
Blue Eleven
Frank M. Dobson
Smitty Morris
Fil Sanford
Jim Strong
Bob Diedrich
Claude Slaydon
Homer Essex
Perry Schull
Bob Leverton
Vic Chaltain
Jack Dobson
Dindrich
Hope
Chaltain
Refectory
Mary Peple
Margaret Leake
Elizabeth Seay
Lacy
Casey
Neblett
Haddock
Schneck
Vaughan
Charnock
Weat
Humphries
Howe
Ll. Brown
Conrad
Diggs
William & Mary Richmond
Blaker
POS
Smith Strong
Bergin Diedrich
Worrell Hope
Downs Sanford
Myers Morris
Kremen Chastain
Schulz
Hillman Leverton
le Granda
Upson Henderson Sear
Franklin
Alma Mater
Williamsburg
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