Westhamp ton College names next year's student leaders
Nancy Goodwyn will be Student Government president after elections this week. Barbara Bloodgood defeats Jane Freed for vice president. Gera Sue Elmore leads South Court as junior class president. Margarite Arrighi becomes senior town representative. Nancy Prickett wins Athletic Association presidency. Libby Jarrett becomes YWCA president.
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Nancy Goodwyn
Westhampton College
Nancy
Religious Activities Council
Carolyn Moss
Mortar Board
Barbara Bloodgood
North Court
Jane Freed
Jane
Barbara
Jane Horton
Nancy Rae Taylor
Marian Gates
Dorothy Austin
Mary Ann Williams
South Court
Gera Sue Elmore
Beth Smith
Margarite Arrighi
Suzanne Kidd
Nancy Prickett
Athletic Association
June Gray
Libby Jarrett
YWCA
Jackie Ryerson
Thunder Rock at University Players Closes Five Night Run
University Players present Thunder Rock by Robert Ardrey at Quonset Theater. W D Taylor stars as David Charleston in a drama set on a northern Lake Michigan isle about faith in the future. The production ends a five night run after touring festival engagements and favorable alumnae reception.
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University Players
Robert Ardrey
Quonset Theater
Lake Michigan
David Charleston
W. D. Taylor
Charleston
Virginia State College
Virginia
Alan Schneider
Lafferty Hewlett Stith
Honors Week At U R Richmond Recognizes Students
Honors Week at the University of Richmond begins the 1957 season to honor students outstanding in various fields and elected to honorary fraternities. Tuesday features tappings by Omicron Delta Kappa Tau Kappa Alpha and Pi Delta Epsilon with roots in Washington and Lee University.
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University of Richmond
Phi Beta Kappa
Omicron Delta Kappa
Tau Kappa Alpha
Pi Delia Epsilon
Washington and Lee University
Mortar Board Taps Freed New President
Westhampton College taps ten juniors for Mortar Board after a candlelight ceremony in Gannon Memorial Chapel. Jane Freed of Waynesboro is named president. Nancy Goodwyn is elected to college government leadership. Rebecca Hunter Branch earns treasurer duties and shows broad campus service. Continued to page.
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University of Richmond
Westhampton College
Mortar Board
Gannon Memorial Chapel
Jane Freed
Waynesboro
Freed
YWCA
Nancy Goodwyn
College Government Association
Goodwyn
North Court
Religious Activities Council
Rebecca Hunter Branch
Richmond College elects West president in tight race
West defeated Dick Brown 71 votes to win the 1957-58 Richmond College Student Government presidency. Charles Leonard won vice president 360 to 251. Tom Ryan treasurer 307 to 299. All Campus Party swept four Senate seats and other posts were decided amid 55 percent turnout.
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Ellis West
Dick Brown
Richmond College
West
Charles Leonard
A. C
Sam Taylor
S. P
Leonard
Bob Bloxom
Joe Biscada
A. G
Tim Dixon
Tom Ryan
Bill Baker
Roger Clarke
Lou St. Clair
Bill Payne
Senate
Dick Delap
Fred Everly
Ted Masters
John Ribble
Baker
Ransone Hartz
John Ogilvie
Board of Publications Post
Major Mansfield
Mel Horowitz
Mansfield
All-Campus
All
House of Representatives
Run Off Set After BS Proxy Post Results
The School of Business president election requires a run off after Marion Hall led with 4 votes to 54 for Charlie Rezze and Phil Morris. Run off is Monday March 11 at 9:00 a.m. A total of 142 votes were cast.
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School of Business
Marion Hall
Charlie Rezze
Phil Morris
Pete Mathews
Doug Hunnicut
Davis to Speak on Museum Work at Local Society
Edward Davis III director of the Valentine Museum in Richmond will address the R. C. McDanel Historical Society on Monday March 11 at 7 30 p m in the Student Center. He will discuss museum work and available material and present slides on the topic.
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Edward Davis, III
Valentine Museum
Richmond
R. C. McDanel Historical Society
Talent Show Seeks Winners at March 22 in Student Center
Students may compete for cash awards in a March 22 talent show at 7 30 p m in the Student Center. Acts may include rock and roll classical pops magicians ventriloquists comedians and impressionists. Three faculty judges will award first second and third prizes currently five three and two dollars with potential increases. Entry contact Bob Spencer A J Bolling or Mr Stone.
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Richmond
Elvis
Bob Hope
Risé Stevens
YMGA
Bob Spencer
A. J.bolling
Mr. Stone
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Stith
McCants
Eleanor Vosburgh
Louise Dea
U. R
Downs Brown
A. J. Bowling
Jack Wenzel
John Markham
William McKinney
Roy Peschell
Jerry Mingis
Buddy Brotzman
Bob Dyer
ACG
Ray Bowles
John Stultz
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