Weaver--Paul R. (Class of 1938)

Displaying 51 - 67 of 67 in reverse chronological order
# Title Date Summary
51 International Relations Club
Old Gold 0:0, p.156
Organized in 1936; activities, officers, and members; photo.
52 Debate
Old Gold 0:0, p.94
Season highlights and photos.
53 The 1936 Old Gold
Old Gold 0:0, p.216
Description of the 1936 Old Gold; photos.
54 Copyright
Old Gold 0:0, p.4
Editors of the Old Gold; photo.
55 Nine men accept bids to Blue Key, service fraternity
College Eye 27:42, p.1
Roster of new members.
56 Board elects new editors; Wescott and Weaver chosen to head publications next year
College Eye 27:39, p.1
List of College Eye and Old Gold staff members.
57 Debaters leave next Sunday for St. Paul contest
College Eye 27:33, p.1
Some will be making their first trip.
58 Four representative students will be choosen for the all-student election
Public Relations News Release 1935:534, p.1
Letters will be mailed this week to organizations, inviting them to sponsor candidates.
59 Teachers College debaters and their coach swing into a busy season
Public Relations News Release 1935:425, p.2
Schedule of tournaments.
60 Exactly one hundred students are included on the fall term honor roll
Public Relations News Release 1935:381, p.2
Honor roll students.
61 Eighteen candidates for the six campus beauties were announced
Public Relations News Release 1935:376, p.1
Candidates.
62 Untitled
College Eye 27:20, p.3
Paul Weaver pledged Alpha Chi Epsilon.
63 College Marching Band
Old Gold 0:0, p.195
Brief description, officers, and members; photos.
64 Theodore Adams and Raymond Kettler were chosen editors of two student publications
Public Relations News Release 1934:1049, p.1
Business managers and minor staff officers for the newspaper and yearbook were also selected.
65 Perfect grades in eighteen hours of work were earned by Hilda Miller
Public Relations News Release 1934:1017, p.2
Honor roll students.
66 DeBey and Weaver top bridge rival
College Eye 26:28, p.1
Results of competition..
67 Four women and three men earned straight A grades during the fall term
Public Relations News Release 1934:789, p.2
Overall the honor roll contained fifty-seven women and twenty-three men.