Gridmen Drill Daily Ahead of Furman Opener
The 1932 Richmond Spider grid squad, led by Captain George Hope, reports for preseason drills with 38 players. Perlowski Williams and Smith absent from last year’s ends. Dobson and staff push twice daily workouts as Furman opener approaches in three weeks.
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Huskies
George Hope
Frank Dobson
Perlowski
Williams
Smith
Hope
Cain
Diedrich
Strong
Sanford
Greene
Morris
Essex
Slaydon
Dobson
Schulz
Daley
Vaughan
West
Leverton
Chaltain
Casey
Charnock
Reynolds
Dorsey
J. Diedrich
Laddock
Conrad
Schaaf
Gaston
Lacy
Tenore
Akin
Irown
Howe
Tobias
Freshmon
Furman
Entre
South
Spiders
Meetii Cornell
Tthaca
Covches
West, Morris
Nords Loem
Vo Pal
Local YMCA to Furnish Club Lounging Rooms
Ed White, president for 1934 35, says the YMCA will outfit its headquarters behind Jeter Hall as a student club lounging room with reading corner telephones radio piano and other recreation. The project aims to foster unity among campus and town students and will include lectures discussion groups and intramural sports.
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Ed White
Jeter Hall
Wid Town
University Players Plan One Act Season Despite Absence
The University Players press ahead with a three play one act season planned for October though director Miss Emily Brown is away at Catawba Sanitarium. Jaquelin Johnston chairs the reading committee as casting follows while students Betsy Cannon, Kingsley Freeman, Julien Gunn, Jaquelin Johnston, and Christine Taylor participate in a Mary Mary Quite Contrary scene for Orientation Week at Westhampton and Richmond Colleges.
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Emily Brown
Catawba Sanitarium
Jaquelin Johnston
Louise Leatherland
Julien Gunn
Rey Huntton
St. John Beevine
Mary
Westhampton
Richmond
Betsy Cannon
Kingsley Freeman
Christine Taylor
ODK Supports Daley Plans For Richmond College
Omicron Delta Kappa back President John Daley’s push to boost campus activities and chapel services at Richmond College. Fall elections for ODK may be held in October with Pi Delta Epsilon, current members listed.
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Epsilon Circle
Omicron Delta Kappa
John Daley
Richmond College
Pi Delta Epsilon
ODK
Vic Chastain
Stuart Cook
Ed White
Bob Ferrell
Waldo Miles
Jack Moore
Roger Grant
Red and Blue Triumph at Thanksgiving and Honor System Reforms
Richmond College marked two major 1932 33 events. The Red and Blue defeated William and Mary on Thanksgiving Day for the second straight year. In spring five hundred Spiders pledged support to the new simplified Honor Code and a Council of Honor was created to oversee regulation and punish dishonesty.
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Jack Dobson
Frank Dobson
Vic Chastain
William and Mary
Jim Strong
Homer Essex
Fil Sanford
Richmond College
Senate
Council of Honor
Richmond
Orientation Week at Richmond University Welcomes Freshmen
University of Richmond announces orientation week as 300 new students enroll for activities. Messages from Joan Dovey and Christine Taylor welcome the Class of 1937, describe the Honor System, and urge freshmen to engage with faculty, clubs, and campus life while adjusting to the new environment.
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University of Richmond
Institution of Higher Learning
Westhampton
Christine ‘Taylor
PDE Plans Partin Press Convention at Richmond
The Virginia Intercollegiate Press Association meets October 27 28 at the University of Richmond with Pi Delta Epsilon planning a pre opening ceremony to honor editors from schools lacking PDE chapters. Richmond College elections for the fraternity are expected in early October. Local members include Bill Seward Rey Taylor Dave Diamond Bob Ferrell Mac Trawick and Wald o Miles.
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Virginia Intercollegiate Press Association
University of Richmond
Pi Delta Epsilon
Naional
PDE
Richmond College
Syracuse University
Bill Seward
Rey Taylor
Dave Diamond
Bob Ferrell
Mac Trawick
Waldo Miles
Freshmen Urged to Participate in Ex Curricular Activities
A Richmond College message urges freshmen to join campus activities and honor groups to build work habit and leadership. It highlights Omicron Delta Kappa and various student organizations, stressing guidance from faculty and early commitment for a meaningful college career.
Four Dance Series Planned for the 1933 34 Year
The Interfraternity Council Dance Committee outlines four dance series at Millhiser Gymnasium for 1933 34 with Open ing Dances in October Mid winters in late January or February Finals after exams until Commencement and a possible Easter Hop in mid April. The program aims to attract top orchestras and student backing to keep these social events strong for students alumni and guests from nearby colleges.
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Interfraternity Council
Millhiser Gymnasium
Came Ous
University Gymnasium
Jelly Leftwich
Kay Kyser
Ken Winn
Carolina Tarheels
Tommy Tucker
Richmond
Orientation Week Opens at Richmond and Westhampton Colleges
Richmond and Westhampton Colleges begin orientation for about 300 freshmen with lectures by President Boatwright and Dean Pinchbeck, lunches, athletics talks, and discussions on Student Government, Honor System, and college publications. Matriculation starts Tuesday. joint receptions and programs follow. The schedule includes Library talks by Thomas P. Ayer and performances by University Players and Glee Clubs.
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Richmond
Westhampton Coleges
Richmond College
Pinchbeck
Boatwright
Keller
University
Glee
Weathampton
Tower Room
Westhampton YWCA Plans Action-Packed Year
Under President Ann Wood the Westhampton YWCA outlines Orientation Week events including a Sing on Terrace Wednesday at 7 30 PM and a Friday Kid Party. Other planned affairs feature Circus Kilbourne Farm Santa Claus Candle Night and weekly Tuesday meetings at 7 o'clock to diversify programs.
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Ann Wood
Westhampton Ywca J
Kilbourne Farm
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Young Men's Christian Association
Dr. Boatwright
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