Richmond College Student Government Election Results
John Vaughan won the student government presidency at Richmond College with 478 votes to 251 for Jack Yaffa of the All Campus party. The Student party took seven offices, including four senators, while the All Campus party claimed five. Beth Holland was elected president of Westhampton College Government. Judy Gooke and Charlotte Hines filled vice presidential roles.
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John Vaughan
Richmond College
Jack Yaffa
Vaughan
Lambda Chi Alpha
Phil Bagley
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Bill Blaylock
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Dave Gammon
Reggie Jones
Theta Chi
Roy Young
Bul Garnett
Phi Kappa Sigma
Russ Siter
Phi Gamma Delta
Archie Yeatts
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
Beth Holland
Westhampton College
Judy Gooke
Charlotte Hines
Barbara Gardner
Elsa Queen
Jean Morris
South Court
Carolyn Wiltahire
North Court
Patti Dix
Pegny Dail
Athletic Association
Nancy Vickers
YWGA
Misses Holland
Cooke
Morris
Wiltshire
Dix
Cox and Goard Win Wilson Fellowships
Cox and Goard, Richmond College seniors and Phi Beta Kappa members, win Woodrow Wilson Fellowships. Cox, from Norfolk, majors Spanish and English, plans graduate study at Wisconsin or North Carolina and a Spanish teaching career after Marine Corps travel. Goard, from Chatham, majors French, intends romance languages as a college teacher, with graduate work in French.
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Randolph CG
Cox, Jr
Robert KR
Goard
Woodrow Wilson
Eithe
University of Wisconsin
University of North Carolina
Cox
Richmond College
Norfolk
Phi Beta Kappa
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Marine Corps
Guard
Chatham
Phi Alpha Theta
Philologian Society
R. G. McDanel Historical Society
Navy
Trilling to Visit University of Richmond for Lectures
Lionel Trilling critic and author from Columbia University will spend three days on the University of Richmond campus sponsored by the Heatwright Lecture Foundation He will deliver a public lecture Monday night at Dennis Auditorium on The Anti Heroic Principle in Literature and Morality and hold informal talks with students and faculty in Keller Hall Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons He will meet by appointment with English department students and others interested in literature Dr Edward Peple notes Trilling among a group of young writers who contributed to the literary section of the New York Evening Post His works include Forster The Middle of the Journey The Liberal Imagination and essays in The Nation New Republic Times Book Review Partisan Review and Kenyon Review
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Lionel Trilling
Columbia University
University of Richmond
Heatwright
Dennis
School of Business Administration
Keller Hall
Edward ©. Peple
Trilling
New York Evening Post
The
Nation
the New Republic
Times Book Review
Partisan Review
Kenyon Review
John Crowe Ransom
F. O. Matthiessen
Kenyon School of Letters
Kenyon College
M. Forster
Peple
Forster
America
Margaret
Columbia
Te Columbia
England
Boatwright
F. W. Boatwright
Richmond College
Professor Wylie to Speak on French Literature Values
Laurence Wylie of Harvard will discuss French Literature and the Expressions of French Value on Thursday March 15 at 1 30 p m in Keller Hall. He studied in Paris and Indianapolis and earned a Ph D from Brown before teaching at Simmons College and joining Harvard.
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Laurence Wylie
Civilization of France
Harvard University
Keller Hall
Wylie
Indianapolis
University of Paris
Ecole Libre Des Sciences Politiques
University of Indiana
Brown University
Simmons College
Boston
Harvard
Mortar Board Taps Eight WC Juniors March 6
Eight Western College juniors are tapped into Mortar Board, the national senior women’s honor society, at a service. Pat Long, Richmond native and biology major, leads as president. other new members include Ada Allen Mimi Yrent Judy Gooke Pau Dix Beth Holland Jean Morris and Archer Randlette.
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Mortar Board
National Senior Women's Honor Society
Ada Allen
Mimi Yrent
Judy Gooke
Pau Dix
Beth Holland
Jean Morris
Archer Randlette
Miss Allen
Richmond
Douglas Freeman High School
Junior Orchesta
Miss Brent
Heathsville
Web
Collegian
Religious Activities Council
Canterbury Club
Phi Alpha Theta
Pi Sigma Alpha
McDanes Historical Society
Miss Cooke
North Court
YWGA
Honor Council
Miss Dix
Miss Holland
South Court
Wesley Foundation
Miss Morris
Pi Mu Epsilon
Trea Urer
Dream Themed Ring Dance At Westhampton
The Westhampton Ring Dance features a Siamese decor evening for 77 juniors of the class of ’63 from 9 to 12 pm with Ned Guthrie and Jo Baby performing a concert from 4 to 5:80 pm in Keller Hall gym. Tickets are $1.50 single or $3 couple.
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Westhampton
Ned Guthrie
Jo Baby
Keller Hall
Keller Mall
Sally Clarke
Judy Barlow
Betty Harrell
Patti Dix
Betty Lou Giles
Betty Stafford
Bonnie Barrow
Betsy Beale
Dee Harwood
Jo Hardy
Betty Ann Sisler
Foreign Film Wozzeck Screens March 14 at Campus
The Berg opera adaptation Wozzeck will be shown March 14 in the physics building at 3 30 and 7 30 p m. The film critiques military brutality as a common soldier’s fate in 1630 Prussia with Wozzeck driven by humiliation poverty and tragedy.
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Woaxeck
Berg
Wozzeck
Mary
Music Department To Give Concert Sunday Afternoon
The University Music Department presents a chamber music program Sunday at 4 pm in Keller Hall. Performers include Dr. Saul Kay violinist and Medical College of Virginia professor, Robert Harker clarinetist and University professor, and Dr. Timothy Miller pianist and university director of music.
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University
Keller Hall
Saul Kay
Medical Collee of Virginia
Robert Harker
Timothy Miller
Honors Convocation to Feature Dr. St. John speaker
Dr. Seymour St. John headmaster of the Choate School in Wallingford Connecticut will speak at the annual Honors Convocation next Thursday. He is an Episcopal priest and longtime headmaster with Navy service in World War II and a Yale graduate. Phi Beta Kappa will initiate 27 students and alumni during ceremonies at the Jefferson Hotel with a joint dinner to follow. Omicron Delta Kappa will hold tappings Tuesday night before the event.
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Seymour St. John
Choate School
Wallingford
Connecticut
St. John
Episcopal Church
Virginia Theological Seminary
Yale
George M. Modlin
Westhampton
Richmond College
School of Business
Phi Beta Kappa
Jefferson Hotel
Richmond Association of
Richmond
Margaret Kent Monteiro
Monteiro
China
Hawaii
Honolulu
Peter A. N. Pastore
American College of Surgeons
International College of Surgeons
Omicron Delta Kappa
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Goard Win Wilson Fellowships
Professor Wylie
Tar
Pat Long
Miss Long
Allen
Brent
Holland
Randlette
Dent
Dr. St. John