Miss Parker Elected May Queen in WC Vote
West Hampton College selects Miss Parker as May Queen after a student election. Parker wins 96 of and Harriet Clay receives 86 votes as Maid of Honor. Other court members are Millie Bradshaw Phyllis Graty Susan Gunn Rosemary Jones Mary Ellen Kyle Trene McDaniel Joanne Marshall Brenda Netherwood Sue Parrish Janet Wooden.
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Marionette Parker
Westhampton College Government Association
Miss Parker
Harriet Clay
Millie Bradshaw
Phyllis Graty
Susan Gunn
Rosemary Jones
Mary Ellen Kyle
Trene McDaniel
Joanne Marshall
Brenda Netherwood
Labor Leader Warns Trade Monopoly Is Unnatural
Brewster Snow AFL-CIO state secretary treasurer spoke to School of Business Administration students on Basic Problems in Labor-Management Relations. He argued businesspeople seek control of the pie, noting lawyers and consultants widen barriers and urging understanding of the other side. The group toured the Glasspit Plant in Colonial Heights with talks on marketing costs inventory and quality control.
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School of Business Administration
Brewster Snow
Treasuer
Afl-Cio
Society For the Advancement of Management
Snow
Shaw
Glasspir
Colonial Heights
Students to sit in sideline seats for ECU Richmond game
Cecil F. Jones announced that students may use sideline seats for the East Carolina versus Richmond game. He added that sideline seating will not be reserved for students for next Saturday's Davidson contest.
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East Carolina
Richmond
Cecil F. Jones
Athletic Council
Jones
Davidson
Week of Emphasis On Religion Nears With Speakers Named
A week long religious emphasis themed A Chosen Generation will run next week at the University In Richmond. The Religious Activities Council directs with four leaders Dr James R Scales Dr John H Leith Dr Warren I Jones Jr and Mrs Lloyd Neil. Daily services in Gannon Memorial Chapel feature lectures by Leith and Seales on topics like The God Who Cares Chosen Men Rebels with Cause and The Morality of a Chosen Generation. Seminars in Keller Hall and the Student Center Lounge run Monday through Thursday with a 7 30 pm and 10 30 am schedule. A 7 36 pm Tuesday symposium includes University President George M Modlin and others discussing Federal Aid to Education. A nightly 8 45 pm coffee hour leads to 9 30 informal discussions in North Court and South Court rooms. Pi Kappa Alpha hosts Rev George Garrett Carpenter February 11 as guest speaker at their lodge.
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James R. Scales
Oklahoma Baptist University
Mra
Lloyd Neil
Nigeria
Nigeria School of Nursing
John H. Leith
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
Warren I. Jones
Stetson University
Deland
Florida
Gannon Memorial Chapel
Leith
Keller Hall
Student Center
Richmond Area
George M. Modlin
Seales
Jones
Reuben Alley
North Court
South Court
Pi Kappa Alpha Social Fraternity
George Garrett Carpenter
St. John's Episcopal Church
Mt. Ranker
Maryland
Carpenter
Maverford
Students to Spend Summer At Missionary Work for BSU
University of Richmond students will spend the summer in missionary work sponsored by the Virginia State Baptist Student Union. Jean Reynolds will teach music in Hawaii, Bill Greenwood will help in Jamaica, and three Virginia students will join youth camps and church projects in Appalachia and Clinch Valley. More details describe roles and housing as the program runs June to mid August.
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University of Richmond
Virginia State Baptist Student Union
Jean Reynolds
Cumberland
Bill Green
Wood
Vernon Hill
Miss Reynolds
Hawaii
Green
Jamaica
Virginia
Sarah Gilliam
Wayne Stith
Claude Evans
Clinch Valley
Appalachia
Urer
YWCA
BSU
Yteam
Kawaii
Greenwood
Richmond College
Westhampton
Rice
Camp
Alkulana
Clifton Forge
Woman's Missionary Union
Stith
Richmond
Evans
Sandston
University College Fraternity Rush Awaiting Action
Elections loom at Richmond College as staff canvasses potential candidates. Richmond basketball must finish sixth to keep tournament chances alive. track coach Fred Hardy fields larger squads this season.
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University College
Richmond College
Richmond
Fred Hardy
Controversial Student Forum Planned at University
The University of Richmond will host a Deliberately Controversial Forum for students aimed at topics from campus issues to state and international affairs. Professors Tarver and Williams lead until a student board forms. sessions will feature opposing speakers, floor discussion, and a final vote.
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University of Richmond Forum
Jerry Tarver
Alton Williams
Speech Department
Coutrotan
Williams
Tarver
Hospital Reports Dr Henry Better After Collapse
Dr Henry senior professor of English at Richmond College collapsed during matriculation Monday. He was aided by PE coaches and rushed to hospital for routine tests. An attending nurse says he is feeling much better and up and about. No test results have been released yet. Chair Dr Ball cautions return could take days or weeks.
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Nathaniel MH. Henry
Henry
Richmond College
Richard E. Humbert
Leonard MacNeal
Co. Joan
Lewis F. Ball
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Hampton
Suffolk
Pi Mu Epsilon
Miss Clay
Mortar Board
Franklin
David D. Ryan
SBA
Religious Activities Council
Leonard Greenspoon
Island
Treas
BSA
Ministerial Association
LSU
University of Southern Florida
Henry Better
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