Midwinters Set Jan 8 Final Plans Not Made
The Interfraternity Dance Committee led by Jim Phipps meets to finalize Midwinter Dances planned for January 8 at Milhiser gym. A tea dance and a formal dance are planned with Bobby Sherwood and his orchestra among possible bands, though final choices and prices remain unsettled.
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Interfraternity Dance
Jim Phipps
Phipps
Milhiser Gymnasium
Bobby Sherwood
Carl Restivo
Sherwood
Restivo
Masters of Tucker
Latin Club Roman Saturnalia at Westhampton College Tearoom
Eta Sigma Phi hosts a Saturnalia tonight at 6 in the Westhampton College tearoom converting it into a Roman banquet hall. Guests wear Roman costumes eat Roman style foods, are served by slaves, and enjoy songs and dancing featuring Alma Rosenbaum and Janie Copenhaver.
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Westhampton College
Eta Sigma Phi
Alma Rosenbaum
Janie Copenhaver
Ata Sigma Phi
RC Annual Staff Vacancies Filled Web
RC announces all positions on the Web staff are filled under editor-in-chief Chester Lee-Roy Wagstaff. The corps includes Hart, Gordon, Brown, Taylor, Cousins, Pentecost, Steigleder, Pleasants, Wor sham, and Snead. Group portraits for extra‑curricular groups will be taken, and the Web plans fewer pages due to lower enrollment and a budget cut. The Navy may join as a group photo if feasible.
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Chester Lee-Roy Wagstaff
Wagstaff
Phillip Hart
Wallace Gordon
Forest Brown
Sim Taylor
Solon Cousins
Julian Pentecost
Henry Steigleder
Arthur Pleasants
James Worsham
Bill Snead
Fraternity
Navy
Choir To Present Handel Messiah At Cannon Memorial Chapel
The University Choir will perform selections from Handel's Messiah on Sunday December 12 at 7 o'clock in Cannon Memorial Chapel. Soloists Betsy Wilkinson Marguerite Bailey Roger Harris and Kenneth Gould will sing. Mrs F Flaxington Harker directs the choir with organ accompaniment by Mrs Grace Wendt.
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Cannon Memorial Chapel
Betsy Wilkingon
Hillsville
Marguerite Bailey
Richmond
Roger Harris
Bluefield
West Virginia
Kenneth Gould
Odenton
Maryland
Bach
F. Flaxington Harker
Grace Wendt
Modulation Week crowns quiet queen at Westhampton
Westhampton girls wrapped up Modulation Week with a contest for the Queen of the Quiet. Betty Clement won after a cautious, silent approach, with honorable mentions for Betty Edwardson Kathryn Handley and Betty Muller. Evelyn Josephson praised the effort with a grateful thanks.
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Betty Clement
Miss Clement
Betty Edwardson
Kathryn Handley
Betty Muller
Evelyn Josephson
Wartime School Talk by Virginia Education Leader in Chapel
Mr Francis 8 Chase executive secretary of the Virginia Education Association spoke in chapel on The Implications of the Army Education Program. He noted Army and Navy Training Schools are the largest adult schools and that one in ten adults is in such schooling. He outlined how public schools might gain in economy thoroughness accuracy and use of visual aids.
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Francis 8. Chase
Virginia Education Association
Virginia Journal of Education
Chapel Today
Chase
University of Richmond
University of Virginia
Colonial Beach
Suffolk
Baltimore
Army and Navy
Eta Sigma Phi Taps Three New Members
Eta Sigma Phi announces three new members Ruth Hiller Constance Sutton and Ann Twombley during tapping ceremonies at Westhampton College on Monday November 29 Dr Churchill Gibson rector of St James Episcopal Church urged that Latin remains alive in medicine church reading and Romance languages Ellen Mercer Clark president outlined the society goals and the formal initiation followed on December 2 at the Student Activities Building
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Eta Sigma Phi
Westhampton
Ruth Hiller
St. Albans
New York
Constance Sutton
Bon Air
Virginia
Ann Twombley
Lexington
Churchill Gibson
St. James Episcopal Church
Ellen Mercer
Clark
Westhampton College
Westhampton College Glee Club Christmas Concert
The Westhampton College Glee Club presented its annual concert on Wednesday December 8 in the Student Activities Building Reception Room. Directed by Mrs Harker with Mary Lucy Willis on piano the program featured Christmas music including A Snow Legend The Zulu Slumber Song On this Good Christmas Morn Come and Adore Come and Hear Kolyada and Carol of the Russian Children. Betty Muller read The Christmas Rose by Selma Lagerlof.
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Westhampton College Glee Club
Kolyada
Betty Muller
Selma Lagerlof
University of Richmond Christmas Party Planned
The YMCA YWCA and student governments announce a December 12 gathering in the Activities Building reception room. Carols will be sung in multiple languages, Dickens Christmas Carol read by Professor Alton Williams, and Santa will distribute gifts. Afterward, hot chocolate and doughnuts. Navy V-12 students join in singing at professors’ homes later. Social Committee led by Ann Butcher with Betsy Rice Nancy Todd Evermond Hardee and advisor Miss Wright.
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University of Richmond
YMCA
YWCA
Richmond
Westhampton
Joel Harnett
Ann Butcher
Alton Williams
Dramatics
Charles Dickens
Santa Claus
Navy
Betsy Rice
Nancy Todd
Evermond Hardee
Miss Wright
YMCA Initiates Eleven Members Into Cabinet at Richmond
The YMCA at Richmond College initiated eleven new cabinet members during a November 18 meeting at the Phi Gamma Delta house. New officers for 1943 were President Stan Lusby Secretary Solon Joss Treasurer Kenny Howard.
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Phi Gamma Delta House
Young Men’s Christian Association
Powhatan Cox
Jimmy Hatcher
Ed Bowden
Berkeley Garnett
Bill Snead
Paul Strickland
Ellett McGeorge
Earle Dunford
Ed Holladay
Frank Riley
Julian Pentecost
Melvin Bradshaw
Stan Lusby
Solon Joss
Kenny Howard
Westhampton Ywca
Richmond
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Richmond College
Mable
Westhampton AA
Jeanne Yeamans
Dllen Hodges
Rita Muldowney
Jane Wray Bristow
Ruth Fitts
Ruth Latimer
May L. Keller
Martha B. Lucas
Maude Woodfin
Fanny Crenshaw
WC Choral Group
BSU
Herbert King
National
Richmond Ymca
Intercollegiate Christian Council
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