Westhampton College Junior Prom Planned for March 6
Westhampton College announces its Junior Prom on March 6 at 9 p.m. in Keller Hall gymnasium with a colonial theme. IDA Eanes of Emporia leads the dancing with escort A Woodfin Patrick Jr of Hampton, tickets cost 2 dollars, refreshments by the Freshman class, and a formal receiving line of professors and officers.
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Westhampton College
Keller Hall
Ida Eanes
Emporia
A. Woodfin Patrick, Jr
Hampton
Marguerite Roberts
Marian Hamilton
Westhampton
Marjorie Rivenburg
Ida Bones
Cynthia Patrick
Harriet Smith
Peggy Hassell
Colleges Offer Scholarships for Graduating Seniors
Dean G. J. Gray of Richmond College reports many schools announce scholarships fellowships and assistantships for graduates with March 1 1948 as final application date. Interested seniors should check the notices on the bulletin board in the Administration Building.
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G. J. Gray
Richmond College
Richmond College Votes Rules Outlined by Student Government
Thad Crump announces voting procedures for the forthcoming student elections at Richmond College. The roster comes from the Student Directory with corrections from the YMCA. Campaigning is banned in the Playhouse. Elections are run by Student Government and the Honor Council, not candidates. Parties may have five observers in ballot rooms but cannot be candidates. Polling times will be posted on the Student Government board, and those without names on the roster may vote with a certificate from Miss Monsell.
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Thad Crump
Richmond College
Y.M.C.A
Honor Council
Student Government
Miss Monsell
Eleven students join Beta Beta Beta honorary for biology
Initiation ceremonies at Dr. Robert Smart's home mark 11 students plus one faculty member joining the national Beta Beta Beta fraternity. Active members include Dr. Gordon Wolcott and Marian Thomson announced from the University of Richmond Chapter with several students listed. Provisional members also named with hour requirements for membership.
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Robert Smart
Marian Thomson
University of Richmond
Gordon Wolcott
University
Roland Christy
Phillip Yerby
Esten Shomo
Leonard Baird
Sylvia Vander Shakie
William Creadick
Emily Smith
Archie Smithers
IRC Sponsors UN Film Patterns For Peace
The Richmond College and West Hampton College chapters of the International Relations Club sponsor a United Nations film Patterns For Peace tonight at 7 30 in the Biology Building. All students and Friends of the University are invited to attend.
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Richmond College
Westhampton College
International Relations Club
Second Of A Series UR Facilities Do Not Compare With W and L
The Collegian reports on campus space for student activities at Washington and Lee and the stalled proposed Student Activities Building. It notes inadequate space, high costs, and previous fundraising of $115000 while hinting construction may have begun in 1947.
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W&l
Collegian
Compus
Washington and Lee
George Scott
Ring-Taim Phi
Wake Forest
the Collegian
Modlin
Eight WC Girls Sixteen RC Men Elected To PBK
The Web staff announces the 1948 Web yearbook will be unique with sixty four pages on organizations and sports. It promises full coverage of major and intramural sports and features on the odd and even games.
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PBK
Web
Westhampton
Jimmy Banks
University of Richmond
Forty seven students named to Chemistry Club roster
The Chemistry Club announced forty seven students as active members after meeting on February 12 1948. Nominees were chosen for high academic standing and chemistry aptitude and approved by Dr J S Pierce.
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J. 5. Pierce
Carl Lunsford
Lou Winn
Harriet Smith
Joyce Parrish
Eliz. Pannelas
Ed Rose
G. J. Calbert
A. Bradford
Peter Kam
T. L. Howard
W. R. Gross
L. R. White
D. M. Whiley
W. M. Wills
D. E. Baggett
M. BE. Yeamans
M. Bayles
Neil Gline
J. H. Fanny
C. L. Fisher
Noffsinger Exits Richmond College for Tabernacle Baptist Church
University of Richmond’s Director of Religious Activities Jack R. Noffsinger will leave at semester end to join Tabernacle Baptist Church in Richmond. He served on Faculty Personnel and Student Religious Life Committees and engaged in multiple campus groups and activities. He was born in Uniontown Pennsylvania in 1918 and earned degrees from the University of Richmond Colgate Rochester Divinity School and Phi Beta Kappa member. naval chaplain with Third Marine Division and Iwo Jima commendation holder.
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Jack R. Noffsinger
University of Richmond
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Richmond
Noffsinger
Richmond College
Uniontown
University
Colgate-Rochester Divinity School
Phi Beta Kappa
Omicron Delta Kappa
Tau Kappa Alpha
Alpha Mu Omicron
Mu Sigma Rho
University Players
Glee Club
Ymca Cabinet
Radio Guild
Forensic Council
Theta Chi
Calvary
Bethel
Liberty Baptist
Caroline County
First Baptist Church
East Aurora
N. Y
Roanoke
Third Marine Division
Pacific
Iwo Jima
American Society of Church History
Harlequins to Hold Bridge Tourney
Bill Roper secretary of the Harlequin Club announced a bridge tournament on Wednesday March 3 at 7 p m in Keller Hall lounge. Teams from Richmond College social fraternities and Westhampton College classes will participate with duplicate bridge led by the Richmond Bridge Club.
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Bill Roper
Harlequin Club
Keller Hall
Richmond College
Westhampton College
Westhampton
Richmond Bridge Club
Roper
Top Scholars Recognized by Phi Beta Kappa Epsilon Chapter
Epsilon Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa announces eight Westhampton students and sixteen Richmond College students elected to the national honorary fraternity. Recipients include Hannah Lee Barlow and Garrell Overton Alley Jr. Election criteria emphasize class rank, high averages, character and leadership. Dean Pinchbeck notes a notably high class average.
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Virginia
Phi Beta Kappa
Westhampton A
Richmond College
R. E. Loving
Westhampton
Hannah Lee Barlow
Sarah Ruth Brenner
Ann Bowie Clark
Helen Constantine Condyles
Virginia Mason Herndon
Elizabeth Eugenia Horne
Sally Hardaway Taylor
Marian Lee Thomson
Garrell Overton Alley, Jr
Clarence Phillip Avery, Jr
Manley Caldwell Butler
Cecil Eugene Duncan
Frederick Thomas Gray
Walter Bernard Hoover
Melvin Vernon Lubman
Robert Pierce Lumpkin
Kermit Eubank McKenzie
Kenneth Merle Pederson
Thomas Maxwell Point
Ralph Walton Raiford, Jr
William Henry Rowan
Lawrence Overton Snead, Jr
Charles Anthony Somma, Jr
Alexander Hughes Ware, Jr
Loving
Raymond B. Pinchbeck
Richmond College lists 117 students on dean's list
Dean Raymond B. Pinchbeck announced 117 Richmond College students named to the dean's list for the first semester. Fourteen students achieved all A's. the article lists those with straight A's and those meeting the 35 quality credits requirement.
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Raymond B. Pinchbeck
Richmond College
C. ©. Alley
Donald L. Baxter
William G. Bowdler
Paul M. Burd
Morris E. Cather
Louis B. Crowder
P. H. Dalla Mara
Phillip Frederick
E. ©. Goldston
Gerald Harbaugh
Robert P. Lumpkin
Edward W. Mangum
A. W. Mason
Charles Somma
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