Senior Class Will Present Black White Ball Tonight
The Richmond College Senior Class hosts a Black and White Ball in the Millhiser Gymnasium with a sky of blue and silver stars bearing Class of 1941 names. Grand march led by Earl Fox. Miss Dorothy Carneal sponsor. officers and dates follow. A 9 PM ball opens with Brad Hunt and his Huntsmen. a 7 PM banquet at Wyart’s with Governor Price and other dignitaries.
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Richmond College
Millhiser Gymnasium
Earl Fox
Richmond
Dorothy Carneal
College of William and Mary
Edith Beamer
Charles Ferneyhough
Ruth Scarlett
Fredericksburg
Charles Miller
Mildred Wiltshire
Harold Owens
Libbie
Wyart
Fox
Governor Price
F. W. Boatwright
Raymond B. Pinchbeck
8. C. Mitchell
Badenoch and Shafer Named AA Nominees in Westhampton Election
Frances Badenoch and Anne Shafer, juniors, lead a slate for president of Westhampton Athletic Association. Candidates for vice-president are Lillian Emerson, Jerry Scott, and Mary Bilder. Secretary contenders Althea Johnston and Shirley Huxter. treasurer Mildred Cox and Betsy Rice. Manager races include hockey with Gene Woodfin, basketball with Evermond Hardee and Shirley Kipps, track with Evie Lawson and Georgie Simpson, and tennis between Rita Muldowney and Dee Dee Howe.
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Frances Badenoch
Anne Shafer
Westhampton’s Athletic Association
Mary Alice Smith
Lillian Emerson
Jerry Scott
Mary Bilder
Althea Johnston
Shirley Huxter
Mildred Cox
Betsy Rice
Gene Woodfin
Evermond Hardee
Shirley Kipps
Evie Lawson
Georgie Simpson
Rita Muldowney
Dee Dee Howe
Miss Badenoch
Miss Shafer
Miss Johnston
Miss Huxter
Students vie for S G presidencies and posts
Nita Gonzalez and Lucy McDonough seek the Student Government presidency at Pitt. Warriner Sheffield and Mae Pitt run for vice president. Cooperative Ralph Kinsey contests secretary. Warriner Pace opposes John Fitzgerald for treasurer. Ray Jacobs faces Bert Milling for athletic rep. Senators-at-large split between Progressive and Cooperative parties.
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Nita Gonzalez
Lucy McDonough
Pitt
Willing
Mae Pitt
Cooperative
Mark Willing
Progressive
Lawrence Sheffield
Progressive Party
T. 2
Warriner
Ralph Kinsey
Warren Pace
John Fitzgerald
Vernon Lankford
Cooperative Party
Ray Jacobs
Cooperatives
Bert Milling
Cooperative Party slate members face health and campus roles
Ralph Kinsey underwent an appendectomy at Stuart Circle Hospital Wednesday. Pitt, the Cooperative candidate for president, plays for Spider basketball and serves on the Richmond College Senate. Mark Willing leads the junior class and activities on campus. Lawrence Sheffield, Progressive vice-presidential candidate, is drum major and active on campus. T. Warriner, Cooperative vice-presidential candidate, is managing editor of the Collegian.
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Ralph Kinsey
Cooperative Party
Stuart Circle Hospital
Pitt
Spider
Richmond College Senate
Mark Willing
Web
Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society
Lawrence Sheffield
T. 2. Warriner
Collegian
Dean T. M. Simpson to Speak at Vespers Sunday
Randolph-Macon College Dean Dr. T. M. Simpson Jr will speak at vespers Sunday night. A mathematics professor, he taught at the University of Richmond Summer School last year and plans to return this year. He earned his master's from the University of Chicago in 1917 with a thesis on metric and projective space curves. He has long been active in Southern educational movements.
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T. M. Simpson, Jr
Randolph-Macon College
Ashland
Dean Simpson
University of Richmond
University of Chicago
Simpson
South
Richmond College Glee Club Plans Carolina Tour
Approximately thirty members under Alton Howell will travel by bus March 6 for a four day tour of North and South Carolina with concerts at Averett College Danville Virginia Salem Academy Winston Salem and Coker College Hartsville. They will perform choral numbers and solos by Tivis Wicker and John Moore with Wicker unable to sing in the Ave r ett and Salem Academy dates due to prior engagements. The group also appears tonight at the Mosque Theatre in a Ballad for Americans performance for the British War Relief Society.
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Richmond College Glee Club
Alton Howell
North
South Carolina
Averett College
Danville
Virginia
Winston- Salem
North Carolina
Salem Academy
Coker College
Hartsville
Richmond
Coker
Averett
Raleigh
Bob Durrett
Danville School
Tivis Wicker
John Moore
Wicker
John Latouche
Moore
Mosque Theatre
Glee Club
British War Relief Society
Gracie Fields
English Speaking Union
Europe
Courses And Degrees Committee Grants Half Hour Credit
Joe Wornum of Pi Delta Epsilon announced that a semester hour credit will be granted to students on the business or editorial staffs of student publications starting next semester. The faculty Courses and Degrees Committee approved the change after receiving the petition from the local chapter last fall.
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Joe Wornum
Pi Delta Epsilon
National
Honorary Journalistic Society
The
Fac
Eta Sigma Phi taps Lane Hargrove and Cardozo at chapel
Lane, Hargrove, and Cardozo were inducted into the Eta Sigma Phi honor society in chapel last Monday. President Mennell listed that members must maintain a B average in classical subjects and show interest in the classics. The Beta Gamma chapter, installed by William and Mary in May 1940, also announced a rule change to tapping only once a year in February.
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Janice Lane
June Hargrove
Louise Cardozo
Eta Sigma Phi
Josephine Mennell
Hargrove
Cardoza
Miss Lane
Rosalie Cleary
Clarine Cunningham
Ethne Flanagan
Helen Hill
May Thayer
Miss Fennell
Beta
William and Mary College
Westhampton Student Elections Tie Davis and Jenkins for Council Heads
Ninita Gonzalez and Lacey McDonough are nominated for College Government president with Nancy Davis and Laura Jenkins for Honor Council chairmanship. Elections run the week of March 10 including Class YWCA and Athletic Association officers. several juniors and sophomores seek various offices.
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Ninita Gonzalez
Lacey McDonough
Nancy Davis
Laura Jenkins
Mayme O'Flaherty
YWCA
Tau Kappa Alpha
Miss McDonough
Web
House
Rosellen Hoffman
Jayne Maire
Peggy Vicars
Miss Maire
Westhampton
Miss Hoffman
Glee Club
Miss Vicars
Fairfax Hall
Pat Abernethy
Betty Anne Petzinger
Mary Elder
Helen Ridgley
Anne Byrd Tucker
Miss Petzinger
Miss Ridgley
Miss Elder
Rosalie Clary
Kay Hanley
Doris Hedgepeth
Dolly
Flanagan and Scherer Named for YW President Roles
Nominations for Ethne Flanagan and Mary Grace Scherer to lead the YWCA were announced by president Henrietta Sadler. Both are juniors. Also vying for vice president are Betty MacMurty and Anne Frank.
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Ethne Flanagan
Mary Grace Scherer
YWCA
Henrietta Sadler
Betty MacMurty
Anne Frank
Anne Oakes
Jean Bowers
Frances Kennard
Kitty Simmons
Miss Scherer
Miss Flanagan
Miss MacMurty
Miss Frank
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W-M
Badenoch
Shafer
Gov
Mac Pitt, Jr
Lee
Ulty Committee
National Society
Wornom
Davis
Jenkins
Flanagan
Scherer
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