Washington and Lee dance openings set for Oct 28 29
The Interfraternity Council schedules October 28 and 29 for openings as Washington and Lee football game and Homecoming Day coincide with the dance. Admission remains 1.50 for subscribers and 2.50 for non subscribers. A new financing plan requires fraternity affiliates to pay 3 dollars by October 12 for a subscription card with discounts all year.
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Washington and Lee
Interfraternity Council
William Morrison
Dance Committee
Frank Cosby
Enders Dickinson
Moses Peyton
Collegian Staff To Hear Trimble On Headlines
Delmedge Trimble, telegraph editor of the Richmond Times-Dispatch, will speak to Collegian staff and journalism interests Monday at 2:00 p.m. in room 108 biology building. The lecture, second in a series, aims to establish a permanent campus journalism department.
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Delmedge Trimble
Telegraph
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Collegian
Trimble
Times-Dispatch
Baltimore Sun
Somerville
N. C
Collegian” Board of Editors
Joseph E. Nettles
Richmond College
University
Richmond College Athletics Show Profit
Albert F. Weaver reports the Richmond College Athletic Association posted a net profit of 149.10 for the year ending September 1, 1938. Income totaled 50,620.57 with expenses at 60,471.47, highlighting reduced deficits and debt curtailment efforts over five years.
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Albert F. Weaver
Richmond College Athletic Association
Westhampton Launches First Coed Victory Swing Event
Mortar Board presents Westhampton coed inaugural Victory Swing after Hampden-Sydney game in Westhampton Gym. Oct 8 features athletic flair and school spirit with football and hockey mood, refreshments between halves, Roy Dennis leading forward liners, inviting students and alumni to celebrate fall sports.
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Mortar Board
Westhampton
U. of R
Girle
Roy Dennis
Ticket Books For Richmond College Home Games
Athletic books containing tickets to all Richmond College home games will be distributed to juniors and seniors in time for the opening game with Randolph Macon tomorrow. Secretary Cay lor of the Athletic Association stated they would be on hand in the student shop. Freshmen and sophomores may see the game by showing their treasurer receipts at the gate. Westhampton students may buy these books instead of paying for individual games.
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Richmond College
Randolph- Macon
Caylor
the Athletic Association
Westhampton
Campus Cameramen Cavert Candidly Clicking Comrades
The campus embraces the Kamera Kraze as students record life with Kodak in hand. Writers reflect on candid snapshots replacing posed portraits and celebrate the photographer behind the lens capturing campus life for posterity.
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Cavert
Richmond Collegian Editorial and News Story Prizes
The Board of Publications awards five dollar prizes to the best editorial and the best news story published in the Richmond Collegian during the first semester of the current college year. Signed by C. H. Wheeler, Treasurer, dated September 27, 1938.
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Edwin Wortham
Richmond Collegian
Wortham
Board of Publications
Election Set For Tuesday At Richmond College
Balloting for the president of the Richmond College student government and a representative to the Athletic Association will take place from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. in the Playhouse. Russell Walton is nominated for president and Jack Santo for athletic representative. Walton, a Lambda Chi Alpha member, would resign current post if elected. The election is conducted under the government association constitution with tally by the Honor Council.
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Richmond College
Athletic Association
Russell Walton
Jack Santo
Government Association
George George
Medical College of Virginia
Bill Via
Walton
Lambda Chi Alpha
Sanford
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Pep Rally Tonight at the Playhouse
A pep rally is scheduled for tonight at 7 30 at the Playhouse to boost school spirit. Organizers invite students staff and residents to attend and show support.
Fraternities pledge 109 freshmen. Sig Eps lead with 15
The rushing season closed with 109 freshmen pledged by 11 social fraternities after 201 bids to 128 students. Sigma Phi Epsilon led with 15 pledges, Phi Kappa Sigma followed with 13 as Interfraternity Council rules allow rebids after one month if a decision is not reached.
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Interfraternity Council
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Phi Kappa Sigma
Lambda Chi Alpha
John Amrhein
Richmond
Joseph Amrhein
Frank J. Baker
Mt. Lebanon
W. Edwin Miller
Earl L. Noble
Kappa Sigma
Colin Hayley
Winchester
Derek Haley
Winchhester
Thomas Herbert
Franklin Hough Salem
Mac Hough
Salem
Sydney Knipe
Glenn Ridge
N. J
James MacDonald
Yakima
Wash
Bert Milling
Ala
Clinton Moore
Gordon Regine
Stanton Richards
Bronxville
N. Y
A. N. Thompson
Kappa Alpha Kappa Alpha
George Cox
Covington
Robert Black
Albert Ellwanger
Clover
Vernon Lankford
Bloxom
Rollo Pusey
Gervas Taylor
W. G. Turner
Chatham
Booth Azzle
Petersburg
Thomas
Dinneen Names Co op Editors For Messenger
Westhampton editor Lenore Dinneen announces the 1988 39 Messenger staff with Natalye Babcock from senior class Mabel Leigh Rooke from junior class Phyllis Ann Coghill Jean Neasmith and Helen Hill from sophomores. A freshman will join once interest is shown. The staff will select editing fields after learning interests and will hold weekly meetings to gather material.
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Westhampton College
Messenger
Lenore Dinneen
Westhampton
Natalye Babcock
Mabel Leigh Rooke
Phyllis Ann Cog‘hill
Jean Neasmith
Helen Hill
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Council
Thistlethwaite
R.C. Athletics
Treasury
Solem
C. H. Wheeler
Walton and Sanford
Dinneen
Spiders
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