Jimmy Payne Wins SG Presidency at Richmond College
Richmond College voters favored Jimmy Payne in the 1950-51 Student Government race, with the All Campus party sweeping nine of eleven offices. Payne led Dwyer across classes, totaling 385 votes to 223, while Charlie Halloran captured the vice presidency and other AC members won key posts.
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Richmond College
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Bob Johnson
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George Bowman
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Charlie Halloran
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al Pittman
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Jimmy Frye
Frank Skinner
Bill Purdue
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Lewis Belote
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Aehee
Gil Armbrecht
Roger Caulkins
Jim Frye
Bill Perdue
Oneee
Milton Cornblatt
Norman Dodd
Campus Radio Campaign Sparks Amateurish Election Antics
A campus election story describes student radio MCs boosting candidates with nostalgic songs and noisy broadcasts from a Playhouse station. Parties share air time after bloopers and faux pas, crafting quirky slogans and claiming the student welfare motive while savoring annual election novelty.
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No Free Coffee Price Too Much on Campus
Richmond College campus elections show parties skipping free coffee and donuts due to high costs. Last year the All Campus party donated about 15 gallons of coffee with donuts to win votes.
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Richmond College
All Campus
Payne Emphasizes Planks and Student Input at Richmond College
President-elect Jim Payne of Richmond College Student Government signals openness to ideas from BC campus groups while stressing both party platforms. A former high school leader at Front Royal, Payne has a long record in athletics, clubs, and campus activities as psychology major.
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Poll personnel praised by Sease after orderly Richmond College vote
Jimmy Sease, president of the student government, thanked all personnel involved in supervising Richmond College elections and tallying ballots. He called the day’s voting the most orderly he had seen and credited two election judges, Honor Council members, and class presidents for the efficient recording and tabulation of the student vote.
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Jimmy Sease
Richmond College
Sease
History of School Political Setup Discloses Party Allegiance
A history of Richmond College politics traces a shift from fluid faction lines to a two party system. It notes a brief third party rise after 1948, prewar nonfraternity influence, and 1940 random candidate draws. World War II reduced student politics to democratic nominating. veterans’ return reshaped governance.
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New SG Executive Faces Problems for Year
Richmond College's new Student Government president Jimmy Payne will confront major issues. The Honor System's fate is debated whether to discard it or bolster it with the Proctor System. Funding for student organizations tied to the Student Government Association could shrink due to falling enrollment.
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