Westhampton junior Mary Creath named Apple Blossom princess
Mary Creath a Westhampton junior from Richmond is chosen by the W. C. student body as the 1952 Apple Blossom Festival princess. The event May 1 and 2 in Winchester features two balls and includes university and district participants.
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Mary Creath
Westhampton
Richmond
Winchester
Miss Creath
Harlequin Club
Web
Canterbury Club
Religious Focus Week
Virginia
District of Columbia
Barkley
Barbara Ferre
Mortar Board Taps New Members At Westhampton
The Mortar Board tapping ceremony at Westhampton College will be held Monday at eight in Cannon Memorial Chapel. Rising seniors are eligible with GPAs of at least 1.74, and selections honor scholarship leadership and service to the college.
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Cannon Memorial Chapel
Mortar Board
Westhampton
Claat
University of Richmond seeks editors and managers by March 14 1952
Applicants for editor and managing editor positions at Westhampton College and Men's Divisions must mail a letter to The Board of Publications c o C H Wheeler III University of Richmond Virginia by Friday March 14 1952. Sports editor and business manager roles also listed with Westhampton College and Men’s Divisions respectively.
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The
Board of Publications
C. H. Wheeler, III
University of Richmond
Virginia
Westhampton College
Westhampton Junior Prom March 15 at Keller Hall
Westhampton juniors will receive their college rings at the Junior Prom next Saturday night in the Keller Hall gym. The dance runs from 9 to midnight with Mary Kathryn Manuel and Jackie Gustin leading the ring figure. Mark Troxell and his orchestra provide music. committee chairs include Betty Montgomery Louise Hudgins Ruby Vaughan Phyllis Dwyer Virginia LeSueur Pauline Decker Jo Fugate Jo Deter Carolyn Carter.
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Westhampton
Keller Hall
Mary Kathryn Manuel
Jackie Gustin
Mark Troxell
Betty Montgomery
Louise Hudgins
Ruby Vaughan
Phyllis Dwyer
Virginia LeSueur
Pauline Decker
Jo Fugate
Jo Deter
Carolyn Carter
Glee Club Tour Hits Newport News and Norfolk
The Richmond College Glee Club travels by bus for first-time concerts in Virginia towns. They begin at 3:00 PM at First Baptist Church in Newport News, then perform at 8:00 PM at Norview Baptist Church in Norfolk before returning home.
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Richmond College Glee Club
Glee Club
Virginia
Newport News
First Baptist Church
Hampton Roads
Norfolk
Norview Baptist Church
Radford
Blackfield College
Interfraternity Council Proposes Help Week Changes
The Interfraternity Council discusses combining fraternal Help Weeks into a joint plan for next year. A special committee led by Ben Beaman will assess pledges tasks for community service with Dr. Ralph C. Molen assisting. The council will buy a Greek Week Award plaque for the new Student Activities Building and keep Berry Burk trophy for the top fraternity. Ira Druckman urges pledges to donate blood for Korea relief, targeting 125 pints from Richmond, with dorm canvassing planned.
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Hell
Ben Beaman
Ralph C. Molen
Interfraternity Council
Berry-Burke
Ira Druckman
Mobile
Druckman
University of Richmond
Korea
University Debate Team Plans National Tournaments
The University Debate Team under Karl Moll will attend three national tournaments with two more under consideration. Georgetown Cherry Blossom Debating Tournament runs March 27 28 29 with seven rounds and social events. Teams include Ward Jones Rex Adams for Richmond.
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Karl Moll
West Point
Georgetown University
United States Military Academy
Georgetown
PDE Open House in SAB Today
Pi Delta Epsilon hosts an open house in SAB publication offices this afternoon from 3 to 5. Board of Publications and staff from Concordia, Web and Messenger attend as guests of the honorary journalism fraternity to formally open the new offices and improve relations among the publications PDE and the Board of Publications.
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Pi Delta Epsilon
SAB
Board of Publications
Concorda
Web
Messenger
Bob Chadwick
FDE
PDE
VIPA Conference To Be Held Here At University of Richmond
The Virginia Intercollegiate Press Association plans its Spring Convention at the University of Richmond March 21 and 22. John Colburn of the Richmond Times-Dispatch will speak at a Westhampton College banquet. Events include a Keller Hall critique, judging by Times-Dispatch editors, a business meeting, open house fraternities, and a Danny Dean orchestra dance for VIPA delegates.
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University of Richmond
Virginia Intercollegiate Press Association
Westhampton College
John Colburn
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Keller Hall
Times-Dispatch
Westhampton
Danny Dean
S.A.B
VIPA
U,. of R
Anne Gibson
ConSeasan
Nola Texley
Desiree Stuart
Alexander
Hope Guaraldi
Bettie Kersey
Jack Payne
John Dorsey
Marjorie Rivenburg
College of William and Mary
Wheeler to Speak On College Shop
The 8. C. Mitchell Forensic Society will host Dr. Charles H. Wheeler for a talk titled The Possibilities of Having a Student Co op to Replace the Private Enterprise College Shop. He will lead an informal discussion after the talk at 12 30 in the Biology Lecture Room.
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8. C. Mitchell Forensic Society
Charles H. Wheeler
University of Richmond honors eight students and two editors
In a convocation ceremony at the University of Richmond eight students and two Times Dispatch editors were elected to two honorary fraternities. Pi Delta Epsilon selected three Westhampton girls and three Richmond College men, while Tau Kappa Alpha elected Chester Brown and Rex Adams for achievements in debate and oratory.
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University of Richmonds
Pi Delta Epsilon
Times Dispatch
William G. Leverty
Telegraph
John H. Colburn
Westhampton
Richmond College
Kathleen Cole
Richmond
CoLegaian
Sue Peters
Radford
The
Messenger
Nola Texley
Arlington
Web
Bill Browne
Stevensville
Cotunoran
John Nye
Linwood Matthews
the Messenger
Tau Kappa Alpha
Chester Brown
Purrin
Rex Adams
Hilton Village
Forensic Council
Robert Frost to Speak at Keller Hall Next Tuesday
Poet Robert Frost and Pulitzer Prize winner will address attendees at Keller Hall on Tuesday night. The event promises readings and discussion by the renowned American writer.
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Robert Frost
Keller Hall
Physics Offers Opportunities By Richmond College's Physics Dept
The Richmond College Physics Department under Professor J J Taylor provides broad courses from optics to atomic physics. Graduates include Phi Beta Kappa members at Princeton and Tennessee and others working in government labs. The program aims to serve liberal education and prepare students for graduate study or research.
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Bob Alley
Richmond College
J. J. Taylor
G. P. Williams
C. O. Alley
Richmond Hall
Bill Martin
P. H. Dalla Mara
Princeton Graduate School
Bill McCorkle
Taylor
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