Tullohh Frye Win Chief Executive Posts In Balloting
Students at Richmond College Business School elected Jim Frye All-Campus party president and Bill Carter vice president, defeating Jerry Witherington and Sales Houston. Counts were 57 34 and 57 37 respectively, with 94 of 130 voters casting ballots. Dick Anthony won secretary 50 43 over Dick Mosely and Jesse Rees beat Carl Dickey for treasurer 57 94. Bill Denny led senators at large with 54 votes. Bill Howell earned 48 for the Student party. Athletic representative Don Williams won 56 56, and an amendment to elect class officers in fall passed 80 4. Election judges were Allan Dulaney Corky Fowler and Ronnie Davis with smooth balloting.
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School of Business
Jim Frye
Jerry Witherington
Bill Carter
Sales Houston
Frye
Witherington
Carter
Houston
Dick Anthony
Dick Mosely
Jesse Rees
Carl Dickey
Student Party
All-Campus
Bill Denny
Bill Howell
Studentarty
Marvin Dollin
All- Campus Party
Warren Flanagan
All Campus Party
Don Williams
Byron Peterson
Business School
Bill Garter
Dick Moseley
A-C
Jesse Reel
Conner
Schwea
Semeeenreeene Senators
Mary Dollin
Dick Howard
Jim Murphy
Lew Baird
Tom Mullin
Mullin
Bill Jordan
Richmond College
New BS President Thanks Supporters
Jim Frye the newly elected president of the Student Government in the School of Business Administration thanked supporters after the election and pledged to carry out his party's platform to the best of his ability. He called the victory a great personal milestone.
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André Nielsen
Jim Frye
School of Business Administration
Frye
Independents Shaped Campus Politics Before World War II
The article traces how Richmond College politics shifted from a fluid multi-party system to a two party dominance. It notes a prewar nonfraternity influence, third party episodes inspired by 1948 figures, and shifting loyalties among fraternities such as Theta Chi Phi Gamma Delta and Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Political lines later stabilized postwar.
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Richmond College
Henry Wallace
Theta Chi
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Progressive Party
Phi Gamma Delta
Ralph McDanel
Richmond College All-Campus sweep in student government
All-Campus party led by Charlie Tulloh and Ward Harkrader won every student government office at Richmond College in a close election. Final tabulation at 5:00 PM showed 448 votes total with Tulloh ahead of Don Beaman by 100 votes and Harkrader defeating Cecil Marsh by 70 ballots.
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All-Campus Party
Charlie Tullohh
Ward Harkrader
Richmond College
Bill Chaffin
Chaffin
Tom Wheeler
Student Party
Tulloh
Don Beaman
Harkrader
Cecil Marsh
RC Proxy-elect To Dig Right In Victory At Richmond College
Charlie Tulloch was elected student government president with strong support from his party. Secretary race was close with Joe Prussack defeating Syd Phillips by five votes. Other close outcomes included treasurer Jim Sipe over Jim Clark by 85 votes and athletic representative Frank Gragnani over Goan Agee by 29. Five constitutional amendments were ratified.
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Joe Prussack
Syd Phillips
Jim Sipe
Jim Clark
Frank Gragnani
Goan Agee
Jerry Ezekiel
Board of Publications
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Corky Fowler
Ronnie Davis
New BS
Beats Marsh
By André Nielsen
Charlie Tulloh
Robert Chadwick
Charlie Tulloch
CoLeatan
Senate
Doeserestereberstensterewasserst
Secreta
Treasur Betereneee
Tom Mullins
Bil Ratchford