Phi Beta Kappa Elects 30 Westhampton and Richmond Students
Seven Westhampton and 23 Richmond College students were elected to Phi Beta Kappa last week, with Dr Frank Longstaff Apperly to be honored as an honorary member. Westhampton nominees include Rosamond Calhoun and Elizabeth Kwang Hsin Hsu among others. Richmond College men include John Carter Morris Cather and George McClary among numerous degree candidates. The new members were notified by Phi Beta Kappa secretary Dr Robert B Loving and will be inducted following the election meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Longstaff Apperly
Medical College of Virginia
Westhampton
Richmond College
Phi Beta Kappa
Robert BE. Loving
National Recognition Society
Rosamond Calhoun
Florence Crute
Betty Evans
Elizabeth Kwang Hsin Hsu
Helen McDonough
Julie Moller
Barbara Anne Rhodes
John Carter
William Ernest Carter, Jr
Morris Cather
John R. Clarke
Robert Doss
Thomas Sterling Dunn, Jr
George Allen Froom
William Garren
William Gee
John R. Hoffman
Joseph Ashby Jennings
Irving Ray King
Carl Lunsford
John Edward Mallory, Jr
Edwin Mangum
Andrew Mason
George McClary
Russell Wendall McDearmon
John Moncure
Philip Rosenfeld
Billy Sloope
Nicholas Joseph Ciemente
Clinton Tuck
Apperly
Epsilon
Victoria
Australia
Dublin University
Ireland
Oxford University
Rhoades
Royal Northern Hospital
London
University of Melbourne
Virginia
John Garter
Cather
Tau Kappa Alpha
Forensic Council
State Baptist Student Union
Pika Fraternity
Clarke
8. G. Mitchell
Doss
Phi Gamma Delta
Westhampton College to vote in 1949-50 student government race
Westhampton College students head to the polls Monday for the 1949-50 College Government election. Barbara Covington and Elizabeth Rowse lead the president slate with numerous nominations across the College Government Association YWCA AA and dormitory groups. Voting is set for March 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westhampton College
Barbara Covington
Elizabeth Rowse
College Government Association
YWCA
The
Athletic Association
Kathleen Cole
Addie Kicks
Mary Jean Tovey
Ann Thorpe
Paula Abernathy
Martha Carpenter
Jean Dalve
Mary Lee Rankin
Frances Sutton
Virginia Brinson
Lorraine Chapman
Lorane Graves
Ellen Largent
Peggy Wells
Irene Adler
Eleanor Wright
Harriet Stubbs
Helen Want
Richmond College Begins World Student Service Fund Drive
The Richmond College YMCA announced the WSSF campaign starts Monday March 7 and runs two weeks. Chairman Ed Clark says funds support global student aid through a general pool. nations contributing to the fund qualify for aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond College Ymca
World Student Service Fund
Richmond College
Ed Clark
WSSF
United States
Charlotte Westervelt Chosen Junior Class Sponsor
Miss Charlotte Emily Westervelt of Martinsville Virginia, a Westhampton College junior, is named Junior Class Sponsor by the class officers. She will attend the Junior Prom with Bill Astrop, the class president, 9 to 12 p.m. music by Bill Wood and his Townsmen. The theme is Manhattan Mood with semi formal attire and no flowers for dates. Late permission is granted for Westhampton students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Emily Westervelt
Ed Kurtz
Westervelt
Martinsville
Virginia
Westhampton College
Bill Astrop
Bill Wood
Westhampton
Manhattan
Decorations Committee
Ross-Baily School of Dancing
Marian H. Hamilton
Clarence J. Gray
Joseph E. Nettles
Bill Carrington
Kurtz
Campus in Uproar Over SG Ballots Reported Missing
Richmond College SG officers and Honor Council members faced a campus scramble after ballots from Tuesday's Student Government election were reportedly missing or destroyed. A recount request cited Leonard Hellerman and George Lucas in the SG senate race, signed by All Campus Party leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond College SG
Honor Council
All Campus
Leonard Hellerman
George Lucas
Charles Halloran
All Campus Party
Yester
Moonlight Magic Prom theme at Westhampton College
Westhampton College Junior Class hosts its annual prom on March 19 from 9 to 12 in Keller Hall gym. The Townsmen provide music under Moonlight Magic as theme. tickets cost $2 via the ticket committee led by Virginia Brinson. Afterward the class parties at Chesterfield Country Club with 1 am permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westhampton College
Keller Hall
Lorane Graves
Virginia Brinson
Chesterfield Country Club
Agnes Field
Libby Rowse
Mary Howard
Betty Grey Finney
Audrey Lynn
Barbara Beattie
Carol Sidlovsky
Barbara Covington
Peggy Wells
Mary Lee Rankin
Clarice Ryland
Panel Discussion On Civil Rights Program
Delegates from Randolph-Macon College Richmond Professional Institute Westhampton College and Richmond College meet in the Richmond College Refectory lounge at 8 oclock Monday night to discuss The Presidents Civil Rights Program Dr Ralph G McDanel will moderate Irene Adler Westhampton College speaks on Anti Lynching Thomas Johnson Richmond College speaks on Fair Employment Randolph Macon attendee speaks on Poll Tax and the RPI speaker presents pro and con points on Segregation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph-Macon Callege
Richmond Professional Institute
Westhampton College
Richmond College
Ralph G. McDanel
Irene Adler
Thomas Johnson
Randolph-Macon College
RPI
Westhampton Girls and Richmond College Boys Debate on Dating
The Philologian Literary Society heard a lively program with Rosie Calhoun and Mary Howard of Westhampton College presenting talks on dating and partner traits. A debate between Ed Clark and Nelson Weber addressed whether Richmond College men should marry Westhampton girls, drawing strong reactions from both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Harper
Westhampton
Richmond College
Philologian Literary Society
Rosie Calhoun
Miss Calhoun
Ed Clark
Nelson Weber
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Gov't
Dr. Apperly
MCV
Epsilon Chapter
B’ Covington
Frances Chandler
Irene Groves
Joy Hull
Hilda Moore
Marianne Weddle
Charlotte Westervelt
Moonlight Magic
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