Westhampton Magazine Faces Resignations and Delay
Westhampton College editor Miss Betty Cather and the entire Messenger staff resigned over policy disagreements. The Board of Publications will meet to address the mass departure as the April issue faces delays due to financial issues. The next Messenger is already in production despite the resignations.
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the Messenger
Westhampton College
Board of Publications
Donald Wilson
The
Messenger
Betty Cather
Wilson
Westhampton
Charles H. Wheeler
Interviews Set for Swift Sales Executive Training
J. L. Thweatt of Swift and Company will interview graduating seniors on the University campus Wednesday April 19. Interested seniors should contact Mr. Welsch at the earliest date to arrange an interview.
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J. L. Thweatt
Swift and Company
Swift
Mr. Welsch
Pan American Crowning Set at University of Richmond
The Pan American Festival closes with Miss Pan American crowned in Keller Hall gym on April 15 at 8 p m. The event features tableaux including an Incan emperor and a Mexican market scene, with readings by Sor Juana and poems by Ruben Dario.
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University of Richmond
Keller Hall
Beatrice Heller Brand
Diego Rivera
Sor Juana
George Tutwiler
America
Joan Calve
el Coro
Rose Setien
Fransico Garcia
Spain
Mexico
Brazil
Hilton Rusty
Miss Barbara
Guilty Verdict on Pledge Violation Case Deliberated
A March 29 1950 court session found the defendant guilty of violating a pledge. The record notes a penalty labeled intermediate, with no further detail provided in the accessible text.
Greek Week Ends Tonight With ODK Carnival at 7 15
The third annual Greek Week concludes tonight with the ODK carnival at 7 15 pm in Millhiser gym. Fraternities compete for the best sideshow with a ten cent general admission and up to 20 cents for side shows. Proceeds go to the Activities building fund. Phi Gamma Delta leads Greek Week with Phi Delta Theta second and Phi Alpha third. Plans include various acts and a house of horror with a gambling wheel.
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Millhiser Gymnasium
ColLraiAn
Phi Gamma Delta
Phi Delta Theta
Phi Alpha
Phi Kappa Sigma
Alfred Dickinson
Virginia
Parallel Administrators Began Careers With Class of 50
The 1950 Web dedicates Marion H Hamilton and Clarence J Gray as Deans of Students at Westhampton and Richmond Colleges. They started with the Class of 50 in 1946 and have led campus life for four years, with the yearbook to honor their parallel administration.
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Deans Hamilton and Gray
Marion H. Hamilton
Westhampton College
Clarence J. Gray
Richmond College
Charles Halloran
Web
Halloran
Hamilton
Gray
Board of Publications
Dean Hamilton
Dean Gray
Hollins College
Virginia
University of Richmond Alumni Define Local Court Prestige
The University of Richmond boasts alumni in high positions including two justices on Virginia's State Supreme Court of Appeals Willis D. Miller and Edward W. Hudgins. Richmond congressional representatives Watkins Abbot and J Vaughan Gary are also graduates, with U S Senator A Willis Robertson holding a B A from Richmond College. Local courts in Richmond emphasize the impact of these alumni on the city’s legal scene.
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Virginia State Supreme Court of Appeals
Virginia
Willis D. Miller
Edward W. Hudgins
University of Richmond
Richmond
Watkins Abbot
J. Vaughan Gary
A. Willis Robertson
Richmond College
World Seminar Students Return From United Nations Trip
A group of eight Richmond College students led by Miss Mary Elizabeth Wrenn returned April 5 from a three day United Nations Seminar in New York. They toured the UN Human Rights and Social Commissions at Lake Success and the United States Mission, observing sessions by turn due to limited passes.
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New York
Joanna Maiden
Mariam Wedder
Paula Abernethy
Frannie Sutton
Gene Hart
Mary Creath
Walter Bradley
George Bowman
United Nations
Mary Elizabeth Wrenn
Riverside Church
International House
UN Human Rights and
Lake Success
Westhampton
Richmond College
United States
UN Commissions
Radio City
Frankie
VANG Pilot Flies to Classes Breaks Morning Routine
James G. Plackis a first lieutenant in the Virginia Air National Guard flew his F-47 from Byrd Airport to attend an 8:30 class at Richmond College arriving well before the hour He is a Virginia Tech graduate and plans jet training this summer Plackis served three years in the Air Force including 42 combat missions and a 16 hour 30 minute B 24 flight during World War II
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Long Island
N. Y
James G. Plackis
Richmond College
Virginia
Plackis
Richmond
Virginia Air National Guard
Flushing, N. Y
Virginia Tech
Plack
Byrd
Florida
Maine
California
U.S
Air Force
South Pacific
Caroline Islands
Formosa
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VANG
Bill Brown
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