University of Richmond - Web Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

 - Class of 1939

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In May the Freshmen entered into their first political campaign in which class parties were in- volved. Part of the class was divided between the “Progressives” and “Codperatives,” while the re- LEFT TO RIGHT: Gene Woodfin, Secretary; Ethne Flanagan, President, Elsa Keuffel, Vice-President; Laura Jenkins, Treas- urer. mainder was solicited to vote a partisan ticket. After the smoke of preélection cigars had blown away so that the notice on the bulletin boards could be read the results were discovered to be: Max Katz, President; Henry Garnett, Vice-President; Richard Klafftky, Secre- tary; Ashby Fisher, Treasurer; Frank Baker, Senator. Shortly after the election of officers for the incoming Sophomore Class, the President called a meeting of the class that the problem of the incoming Fresh- men might be discussed. The meeting was not only well attended, but those present were quite outspoken in their acute disappointment in the “ratting” program concerning themselves, and of- fered many pregnant suggestions for ac- centing the old tradition in such a way that the pitiful farce of the fall of ’39 might be forgotten. In short the class “Freshman Crew?” has expressed itself as determined to have a defi- nite program with teeth in it. Other objectives concerning the next high-school issue are, to induct them into the spirit of Richmond College, and to foster in them gentleman-like qualities. The paraphanalia of the “invaders” will have what is designed to be a finishing touch to the customary caps and buttons, a red and blue bow tie. A committee appointed by the president to formulate the “rat rules” for the coming season functioned without delay and fully revised the rules of last year and also made additions which should make the coming school season colorful and interesting. The Freshman class looks forward to next year. LEFT TO RIGHT: Derek Hayley, Secretary; Stanton Richards, Senator ; Clinton Moore, President; Harold Weise, Vice-President; Bert Milling, Treasurer.



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