Phi Gamma Delta Tops Interfraternity Song Fest During Greek Week
Phi Gamma Delta won first in the interfraternity Song Fest held at Cannon Memorial Chapel as Greek Week began at the University. Sigma Phi Epsilon finished second and Theta Chi third, with Pi Kappa Alpha fourth among ten fraternities. Phi Gamma Delta also led in the Olympics with 24 points, while Lambda Chi Alpha posted 214 and Phi Kappa Sigma 172. Ed Elliot of Lambda Chi won individual honors.
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Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Cannon Memorial Chapel
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Theta Chi
Pi Kappa Alpha
Howard Carpenter
University Music Department
Edward C. Peple
N. Wilford Skinner
Phi Gams
John Graybeal
Fiji
Norman Dodl
Marsailles
Spes
Charlie Rutledge
Dearest Lord Jesus
Bewi
Pika
Bob Beazley
Winston Churchill
Phi Gamma Delta
Lambda Chi Alpha
Phi Kappa Sigma
SAB
Ed Elliot
Lambda Chi
Honor Council Appointments At Richmond College
George Aldhizer Bob Parsons and juniors Jim Brier Mac Shotwell chosen for the Richmond College Honor Council. Marshall Tuck joins from class of 55. President Charles Tulloh announced April 12 Senate. two thirds majority confirmed all appoinments. Wiltshire Wooldridge and Larry Matthews continue one year.
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George Aldhizer
Bob Parsons
Richmond College
Jim Brier
Mac Shotwell
Marshall Tuck
Charles Tulloh
Senate
Tulloh
Charley Wiltshire
John Wooldridge
Larry Matthews
Aldhizer
Honor Council
Interfraternity Court
Glee Club
Parsons
Brier
Shotwell
YMGA
Tuck
Matthews
Religious Focus Week
ODK
Wiltshire
Collegian
Wooldridge
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Westhampton Class Officers Elected
Westhampton class elections conclude with a run off for senior vice president among Jo Deter Lou George and Mary Hurt. Page McCray is secretary of the class of ’53. Jane Wilson Betty Davis share treasurer duties. Dottie Hicks serves as historian and song leader. Junior class selects Susie Regan for vice president Beverly Burke for secretary Betty Rosenberger for treasurer. Norma Raney chosen College Government representative. Carmen Wong.
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Westhampton
Jo Deter
Lou George
Mary Hurt
Page McCray
Jane Wilson
Betty Davis
Dottie Hicks
Susie Regan
Beverly Burke
Betty Rosenberger
Norma Raney
Carmen Wong
Senate Acts on Bills at Richmond College Meetings
Senator Boggs introduced a bill to form a special committee to study keeping the post office open at night and the measure passed unanimously after review of postal laws and student inconvenience. John Booth and Walter Jackson will head the committee.
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Spencer Albright
Bob Boggs
Senate
Richmond College Senate
John Booth
Walter Jackson
Jim Murphy
Murphy
Charles Tulloch
Boggs
Ward Harkrader
Annual Greek Carnival Lights Millhiser Gym Tonight
The ODK carnival at Millhiser Gym begins at 7 30 pm with all fraternities collaborating for a large turnout from the University and beyond. Proceeds fund the Alum ni Student Center PA system while featuring varied acts from Phi Gamma Delta Sigma Phi Epsilon and Lambda Chi.
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ODK
Millhiser Gym
Doug Clark
Phi Gamma Delta
Sigma Phi Epsilon
South Sea Island
Richmond College elects class officers in 1952 53 session
The All-Campus party won 11 of 15 offices with several ties. Syd Phillips edged Dick Jones for senior class president. Jim Wilson and Larry Matthews won sophomore and junior class presidencies. Numerous officer contests, including a treasurer tie between Lew Flippen and Dick Crowson, set for a later run.
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Richmond Newspapers, Inc
Clarence Moore
Larry Matthews
Jim Wilson
Syd Phillips
Richmond College
Dick Jones
Phillips
Park Dickerson
A-G
Gene Thomas
Doug Clark
A-C
Bill Browne
Sid Zuber
Ned Baylor
Doan Agee
Ray Oglesby
Sammy Taylor
Bill Jordan
Jim Lindsey
Jack Edmonds
John Dorsey
Mac Shotwell
Don Arey
Tom Downing
Lew Flippen
Dick Crowson
Paul Sheridan
Rhodes Greer
Ed Noble
Dick Stokes
Walt Jackson
Willie Guy
Bob Evans
Joe Harnett
Tryouts For University Shakespeare Play Held April 21
Tryouts for the Shakespearean play As You Like It run Monday April 21 from 1 to 5 PM on the second Moor Keller Hall. Professor Williams says the auditions are open to all university students.
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Keller Hall
Williams
Advantages of Economic Study for Today’s Students
Bob Alley outlines the value of economics for general students and majors. The article notes daily relevance from taxation to production, labor disputes, and market issues, and describes study paths in theory, foreign trade, labor, private and public finance, plus the MA graduate option.
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Bob Alley
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Harkrader
Dick Howard
Lew Baird
Tom Mullins
Varsity Club
Mortar Board
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