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Richmond Collegian

Location

Richmond, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1949

Page

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Congress Meet Names Leaders for Virginia Colleges

The Student Congress of Virginia Colleges and Universities elected Wade H. Ballard of Washington and Lee as president for the spring meeting at the sixth semi annual session in William and Mary on December 9 and 10. John Dayton of William and Mary became vice president, Forest Rollins of VPI was named permanent secretary treasurer, and Pomfret urged policy discussions during the three discussion groups with 37 students from eleven schools.

Congress of Virginia Colleges and Universities Washington and Lee Congress William and Mary Wade H. Ballard Lexington Ballard Mark Saurs John Dayton Forest Rollins VPI Larry Wood University of Richmond Pomfret John EB. Pomfret Virginia Gon

Crippled Co ed Peggy Gilman Elected Freshman Class Officer

Peggy Gilman from Richmond became permanently crippled at 14 after a car accident. She is Westhampton College freshman class historian and officer with motto I always get where Im going even though I may be a little slow. She enjoys painting abstract works and watching others in action.

Peggy Gilman Westhmapton College Peggy Richmond John Marshall High School

Biology Museum showcases Egyptian mummy and Neptune's Cup

The Biology Museum features the mummy of Princess Thi Amon Net from about 2500 years ago, shown at Philadelphia 1847 and Jamestown 1907, presented by Dr. J. L. M. Curry. Added highlights include Neptune's Cup one of two in the US, a sponge urn, and extensive shells, fish, and animal specimens.

Biology Thi Amon Net Philadelphia University of Richmond J. L. M. Curry Curry Spain United States Harvard University Museum

University Bus Route Still Undecided Amid Transit Talks

University president Dr. George Modlin said no decision has been made on bus routes, with a meeting with Virginia Transit Company planned soon. He noted the new road may become a public thoroughfare and urged routing that serves students and faculty, with origins tracing to 1947 local negotiations.

University Westhampton College George Modlin Virginia Transit Company Modlin VTC University of Richmond Towana Road

Miss Noren Heads Officers Selected To Plan May Day

Claire Noren selected chairman of Westhampton May Day plans. Bobbie Brown to serve as secretary and Bettie Lane Barnhill as treasurer. Committee chairmen include Lea Thompson coronation Libba Eanes booths Elizabeth Latimer supper Frances Arreghi flowers Ann Rogers lantern parade Charlotte Houchins reception Margelyn Cooper ushers. Eleanor Wright directs the day. Frances Allen assists Miss Hellebart and Miss Parrish aids by Carol Sidlowsky and Marilyn Montague.

Claire Noren Westhampton Bobbie Brown Bettie Lane Barnhill Lea Thompson Libba Eanes Elizabeth Latimer Frances Arreghi Kathleen Cole Ann Rogers Charlotte Houchins Margelyn Cooper Eleanor Wright Frances Allen Miss Hellebarnt Miss Parrish Carol Sidlowsky Marilyn Montague

Westhampton Glee Club Sings Hallelujah at Convocation

Westhampton College Glee Club presents Hallelujah Chorus from Handel’s Messiah during December Convocation services. Other numbers include Carol of the Bells, The Twelve Days of Christmas, O Holy Night by a trio, Jesu Bambino, a Mozart Andante violin solo, and organ accompaniment by Hilton Rufty.

Glee Club Westhampton College Wilhovsky Glaser Patricia Atwill Katherine Beale Priscilla Enslin Priscilla Phillips Jesu Bambino Howard Carpenter Mozart Hilton Rufty

Richmond College Medical Facilities Questioned by PAC

The University President's Advisory Council heard a charge that Richmond College dorms and fraternities lack adequate medical facilities. Jimmy Payne and Tommy Howard urged around the clock nurse coverage after citing cases of delays and minimal aid. They noted the infirmary's limited hours and insufficient on hand staff for serious ailments.

Richmond College Jimmy Payne UMGA Tommy Howard Payne College Infirmary Richmond Medical Center Westhampton College Westhampton Howard Richmond College Infirmary Modlin Raymond Pinchbeck CG. J. Gray Cullen Pitt

Barracks Students Vote on New Barracks Council

Richmond College students voted informally on a proposed barracks council to curb noisy dormitory conditions. A model constitution was presented by president Jimmy Sease, with nominees Jessie Parks Bobby Moore George Aldhiser Bill Claytor and Jimmy George to aid in drafting. Officers will include president vice president secretary treasurer and floor representatives.

Jimmy Sease Richmond College Sease Jessie Parks Bobby Moore George Aldhiser Bill Claytor Jimmy George Richmond College Senate

Mayo Hikes Coffee Price At Buddy's Eating Emporium

Ernest P. Mayo announced a January 3 price rise for coffee from six to seven or eight cents a cup at Buddy's Eating Emporium. He cites higher wholesale coffee costs after a Brazilian crop loss, noting some beans now fetch 80 cents per cup, while students and veterans face tuition-like caffeine pressures.

Ernest P. Mayo Buddy Brazil Mayo

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Theta Chi PHI Alpha Sigma Phi. Epsilon Philip Morris Warren R. Bottoms Walt Mahon Emanuel Jaffee Carlton Crooks SPE Wally McGraw Bottoms By Bobbie Brown Biology Museum Mediterranean David Rudd Jamaica Miss Noren Westhampton Glee Club PAC
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