Richmond College Student Party slate chosen at convention
Lew Flippen pre dental student ROTC treasurer of the junior class was named president of the Richmond College Student Government with Bob Berry as Business School president nominee. Other candidates include Charles Fuller George Tidey Willie Guy Walt Lysaght Ed Turlington and more with nominations for senators at large. The nominating convention occurred Monday night in the Student Center Lounge.
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Lew Flippen
Richmond College
Sais
Flippen
Bob Berry
Business School
Berry
Charles Fuller
BTU
George Tidey
Coreoran
Mu Sigma Rho
Willie Guy
Walt Lysaght
Exmarine
Board of
Ed Turlington
Bill Ratchford
Phi Alpha Theta
Air Rotc
Park Dickerson
YMCA
Barry Saunders
Walter Douglas
Gene Thomas
Mu Sigma
Bob Brown
Corky Johns
ROTC
Scabbard and Blade
Cocaptain
Hugh O'Connell
Students Give RE Week Views
U of R students assess Religious Emphasis Week with praise for speakers but call for broader field representation. Opinions range from excellent and informative to better last year, with one noting it as a good way to skip classes. Student Center hours shown for trial through March 14.
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U. of R
Bill Browne
Richmond College
George Tidley
Jack Edmonds
Bill Ratchford
Pres Purdum
Business School
Joe Kaufman
Lion and Tin Woodsman SS Wizard of Oz May Day Theme
Ruby Vaughan named general chairman for Westhampton College May Day on May 2 with Gus Washburn and Ann Powell as coordinators. The May Court will have twelve seniors, with Queen and Maid of Honor elected by students. Louise Hudgins is executive secretary and Arcadia Phillips treasurer. Committee chairs cover ballet, festival, coronation, booths, flowers, box suppers, lantern parade, and more. faculty committee lists several staff and students including Dr. Joan Gries and Emily Menefee.
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Westhampton College
Ruby Vaughn
Gus Washburn
Ann Powell
Louise Hudgins
Arcadia Phillips
Westhampton College nominates Fleet and Ward for WC prexy
The WCGA nominates Betty Fleet treasurer and Shirley Ward president for 1953 54. First ballot on March 2 offers rival candidates Mary Lou Gilbert Gus Washburn for vice president and Jackie Kilby Virginia Thomas for treasurer. Petitions by five percent of students due February 23. first ballot candidates to be announced February 24. second ballot March 6. elections March 16.
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Betty Fleet
Westhampton College Government Association
Shirley Ward
North Court
WCGA
Miss Fleet
Miss Ward
YWCA
CoLorain
Westhampton
Mary Lou Gilbert
Gus Washburn
South Court
Kay Beale
College Government
All-Campus Party heads slate for Richmond College elections
Larry Mathews and Fred Bisger top the All Campus Party ticket for Richmond College and Business School elections. Mathews, junior class president, religious leader and Honor Council member, runs with Dick Howard as vice president. Bisger leads the Business School ticket with Rex Adams as vice president and Ed Noble, Jim Murphy, Bob Evans, and Irby Brown also on the slate. Other nominees include Marion Wilkerson for secretary and Don Arey and Joe Cox as senatorial candidates.
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Bill Peach
Larry Mathews
Fred Bisger
Richmond College and Business School
Mathews
Richmond College
Dick Howard
Howard
ODE
Virginia
Richmond College Senate
S. C. Mitchell Forensic Society
Ed Noble
Jim Murphy
Bob Evans
Athletic Council
Irby Brown
Board of Publications
Jim Wilson
Paul Sheridan
Richmond
Tom Mullins
Buddy Stump
Marion
Red) Wilkerson
Jim Brown
Jake Cooper
Don Arey
Joe Cox
Song Contest Set for Feb 20 at Keller Hall
Westhampton students prepare for the Athletic Association Song Contest on Wednesday February 20 at 730 pm in Keller Hall gym. Classes pick a proclamation and pop song with original twists and will be judged on originality tone and arrangement.
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Westhampton
The
Athletic Association
Keller Hall
Beth Carpenter
Betty Andrews
Anne Gard Yeamen
Jody Weaver
Carol Jones
Lou Hudgins
Hannah Coker
Jean Wright
Peggy Wells
Orators Busy Debate Team Plans Spring Schedule
The University debate team outlines a heavy spring schedule from March 19 to April 31. After a successful prior semester the team dominated state TEA events and aims to perform well at the Georgetown Invitation in Washington DC. Four debaters will attend the TEA Eastern Area Conference in New York City.
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Georgetown
Washington, D. C
Richmond
Princeton University
Karl Moll
New York City
Help Week starts for UK fraternity at William Byrd House
Fraternity pledges prepare for a week of renovation at the William Byrd Community House. Tom Pollard says the project was chosen as highly worthy from fifteen options and pledges will work three hours daily under Jim Collier supervision on floors walls doors shelves and a ventilating fan. Transportation is provided by each fraternity.
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William Byrd
Tom Pollard
IFC
Jim Collier
Pollard
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Joan Gries
Lou Gilbert
Beverly French
Emily Menefee
ODK
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Charles Wiltshire
Doug Clark
James Frye
Gilbert
Washburn
Kilby
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Jackie Kilby
Ionian Music Club
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Gantebury Club
Martha Boatwright
College Council
Jean Burroughs
Collegian
Nancy Graham
Mary Ann Logan
Ann King
Jane Betts
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Macon Day
Betsy Evans
WSSF
Robbie Cronin
Nancy Lay
Larry Matthews
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