Lockowandt To Lead Law School Group Election Triumph
Walter H. Lockowandt led the Student Party to a decisive win over the Delta Theta Phi backed slate in the Law School general election. Voters tallied 164 of 175 eligibles, 94 percent, and new officers were elected with Lockowandt as president, Johnston as vice president, Campbell as secretary, and Nash as treasurer. The new constitution failed to reach required majority, so the old constitution remains in effect.
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Walter H. Lockowandt
Delta Theta Phi Fraternity
Lockewandt
William T. Johnston
John Campbell
Richard Nash
Tay Tr
Ae Ramen Mee
J i Barry
Ol i
Ie Rato Rice
Armen
Black Market Film To Be Shown At Richmond
The University of Richmond Modern Language Department will present two showings of Razzia The Raid a 16 mm German language film with English subtitles about black market operations in Berlin. Screenings are at 4 p.m. and 7 30 p.m. on Wednesday April 20 in the Physics lecture room admission is 25 cents all are welcome.
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Modern Language Department
University of Richmond
U. S
Berlin
Alabama Dean to Lead Omicron Delta Kappa
Dr. Marten ten Hoor of the University of Alabama School of Arts and Sciences was elected national president of Omicron Delta Kappa at the biennial convention in Atlanta. The meeting, attended by delegates from 64 circles, dropped Greek letters in favor of institution names.
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Marten Ten Hoor
University of Alabama School of Arts and Sciences
Ralph C. McDanel
University of Richmond
Omicron Delta Kappa
Atlanta
McDanel
J. Myers
Washington, D. C
Graham Jackson
Jackson
Roosevelt
Emory College
Emory
Atlanta Biltmore
Louisiana State University
Epsilon
University
Neil Cline
Richmond Circle
Richmond
Cline
J. Gray
Haddon Snead
Claude Thomas
Martin Shotzberger
Sattler Anderson
Buddy Gans
O. J. Graham
Bill Bareford
Walter Fidler
Lewis Booker
Photo Salon Prints to Be Shown on TV Show
Photographs from the 1949 University of Richmond Photographic Salon Exhibition will be shown on the Shutterbug Show on Richmond station WITVR tomorrow at 6 30 pm. Jack Lewis of Jack Lewis Studios will display and critique the 15 prints entered for judging. Winners will be announced by Bill Wills Joyce Parrish and Sam Smith on video. Public invited to the 12 45 p.m. club critique in Room 108 Biology Building Tuesday.
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University of Richmond
Richmond
WITVR
Jack Lewis
Bill Wills
University Camera Club
Joyce Parrish
Sam Smith
Lewis
Wills
Richmond College Music Director Honored in 1949 Web Dedication
The 1949 Web will dedicate to Mark F. Troxell Richmond College Band and Glee Club director. Gordon Cousins notes Troxell revived school spirit postwar and set an example for campus groups. Troxell calls the honor a great personal recognition. Dedication approved by the Board of Publications and to appear early in the 1949 Web.
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Mark F. Typxell
Richmond College
Gordon Cousins
Web
Cousins
Troxell
Mr. Troxell
Board of Publications
New York
Seven Top Positions Open on Collegian
University of Richmond Publications Inc announces seven editorial and business posts for next year. Open roles include editors for Richmond and Westhampton colleges, managing editors, sports editor, and business managers. Applications due by Friday April 22 to University of Richmond Publications, Inc. Virginia.
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University of Richmond Publications, Inc
Charles H. Wheeler
Richmond College
Westhampton College
University of Richmond
Westhampton College Plans Second Westhampton Day
The Senior Class sponsors Westhampton Day on Tuesday April 19 with an 11 30 am chapel program featuring an alumna address and officer installation for 1949 1950. Freshmen plant a tree at 1 pm, then Odds and Evens play softball followed by a Senior Class picnic and a 7 30 pm two hour program Four Years at Westhampton with skits songs and class history in Keller Hall reception room open free to all students.
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Westhampton College
Westhampton
Keller Hall
UR Chapter of FTA Receives Charter
The Future Teachers of America at the University of Richmond has received its charter from the National Educational Association and the Virginia Education Association. Meetings are at 7:00 in North Court, second and fourth Mondays. Scheduled April 11 25 and May 9. Open to students and others interested in education.
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National Educational Association
Virginia Educational Association
Future Teachers of America
University of Richmond
North Court
Fijis Win Cup in Greek Week Showdown
The Phi Gamma Delta fraternity captured the Greek Week cup for the highest participation points with Phi Kappa Sigma second and Pi Kappa Alpha third. Lambda Chi Alpha and Theta Chi placed next in the competition opening with Monday Olympics on the athletic field.
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Phi Gamma Delta
Basil Morrissett
Phi Kappa Sigma
Morrissett
Atheltic
Lambda Chi Alpha
Theta Chi
Cannon Memorial Chapel
Thomas CG. Boushall
Pi Kappa Alpha
Phi Gamma
Calder Wins Arrow Shirt Ad Contest
Irvin Greentree Jr announces Donald W Calder winner of the Arrow shirt ad contest sponsored by Greentree's. Clyde E Woodson takes second. Small student response ends plans for window display and a ConLyciAN ad. Prizes are Arrow shirts and winners notified by mail.
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Irvin Greentree, Jr
Greentree's
Donald W. Calder
Arrow
Clyde E. Woodson
Richmond
Conlycian
Imail
Don Wilson Named Editor Of SG Sponsored Handbook
Don Wilson of all three University publications becomes editor in chief of the 1950 Spider Handbook chosen by President Jim Scase of RO Student Government. The guide for Richmond College freshmen covers honor system fraternities campus activities and student life. Hunter B Spencer is associate editor with a five member staff replacing last year’s eight.
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Don Wilson
Jim Scase
Richmond College
Hunter B. Spencer
YMCA
Wilson
Don Baxter
Couvcorn
Warern Long
Cgontroan
Leonard Hellerman
Sease
Claude Thomas
Gifted New Look Spider Earns Praise in Messenger Issue
Peggy Harris and Messenger staff receive a gifted New Look Spider for the current Messenger. The Easter cover, editorials by Andy Oberg, and fiction by Charles S. Taylor Jr. receive high praise. The issue notes budget gaps and favors for May and Easter issues, with criticism of repackaged cartoons and strong photos by Bill Wills.
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Spider
Peggy Harris
Messenger
Chesterfield
Andy Oberg
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Glee Club
University Spirit
Dr. Ten Hoor
Alabama
Ode
Collegian
UR Chapter
FTA
Don W. Calder
By Morton Marks
Charles S. Taylor, Jr
Taylor
Chester Beck
Louis Johnson
Defense
William Maner
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