SAE Ball to Mark 94th Anniversary
Active brothers of Virginia Tau Chapter Sigma Alpha Epsilon at the University of Richmond plan the Founder's Day Ball in the Hotel John Marshall Virginia Room starting 9 30 pm. Alumni host, Miss Joyce Gustafson presides with Douglas Crawford as president. decorations honor Noble Leslie DeVotie.
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Brothers
Virginia Tau
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
University of Richmond
Virginia
John Marshall
Joyce Gustafson
Westhampton
Douglas Crawford
First Place Messenger Takes VIPA Top Honors
The Messenger magazine from the University of Richmond won first place at VIPA the semi annual convention in Lynchburg. George Taylor was elected VIPA vice president and Samuel Weimin named ex officio member of the executive committee. Virginia Tech VPI and University of Virginia Spectator placed second and third respectively in magazine judging. Washington and Lee Ring Tam Phi won first in newspaper judging with Stratford Traveler and Rotunda honorable mentions. About 111 delegates attended the event co hosted by Randolph Macon Woman's College and Lynchburg College with 17 UR publications delegates.
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Virginian Intercollegiate Press Association
Priscilla Smith
Randolph Macon Women's College
George Taylor, Jr
The
GoLicotsa
Bruce Lovett
Lynchburg College
VIPA
RWMC
Lynchburg
Taylor
Mond Magazine
Virginia Intercollegiate Press Association
George Taylor
Collegian
Samuel Weimin
Leoran
Virginia Tech
VPI
University of Virginia
Spectator
Washington and Lee
Ring Tam Phi
Stratford Traveler
Stratford College
Rotunda
Longwood College
Randolph-Macon Woman's College
University of Richmond
Remembering the Honor System at Richmond College
Dr. R. C. McDane argues the honor system rests with the students who established and operate it. He asserts honesty defines a true student, and warns that cheating undermines the system. Continued on Page 6.
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R. C. McDane
Rich’mond College
Gontreran
ASCAP Law School Prize Offered For Copyright Papers
ASCAP announces prizes for the best papers on Copyright Law at the University of Richmond Law School. Two students will win 150 and 50 dollars, with no inter-school competition. The contest, started in 1939, honors Nathan Burkan, a noted copyright attorney and ASCAP founder.
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University of Richmond Law School
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
Nathan Burkan
America
Victor Herbert
ASCAP
Newhouse Wins BS Student Presidency
Newhouse defeats Burton by one vote to win the School of Business student presidency for the coming year. Charles Minter wins vice president. Joe Brooks becomes secretary. James Howell elected treasurer. Senators at large split between Student and All Campus parties with Woodson and Pollard taking posts. Ralph Graves secures athletic representative. 132 ballots cast with one double vote exception.
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School of Business
Bill Newhouse
Bud Burton
Newhouse
Burton
Charles Minter
Bob Johnson
All Campus
Student Party
Joe Brooks
Mal Silver
Campus Party
James Howell
Bob Lawther
Chuck Woodson
Peyton Pollard
Bill Prillamian
Lewis Mack
Ralph Graves
Jackie O’brien
Graves
O'Brien
Westhampton College Junior Prom A Garden Scene
The Class of 1951 at Westhampton College hosts a Junior Prom tomorrow night March 11 at 8 30 in Keller Hall. Dick Radford's orchestra plays Moonlight and Roses as 61 juniors and their dates form letters and receive Westhampton rings. Chaperones include Dr and Mrs Ruben Alley Mr and Mrs Jewitt Campbell with Isabel Harris and others assisting in serving refreshments.
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Westhampton College
Keller Hall
Dick Radford
Westhampton
Shirley Hall
Maryglyn Gooper
Charlotte Herrink
Caroline Lutz
Marguerite Roberts
Marion Hamilton
Ruben Alley
Jewitt Campbell
Isabel Harris
Mary Brown Booth
Maryglyn Cooper
Martha Carpenter
Phyllis Barnes
Pat Atwell
Elizabeth Latimer
Anne Rogers
Suzanne Gibson
Joanne Asbury
Audrey Hetzel
University Players Present Claudia Arena Style
University Players stage Claudia in arena style at Keller Hall March 13 17. Alton Williams says 8 30 p m starts. alumni have first access with limited seats for opening nights. Millie Waters stars Claudia with Charlie Shaw as her husband and an international cast.
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Claudia
University
Keller Hall
Alton Williams
Professor Williams
University of Richmond
Rose Franklin
Millie Waters
Charlie Shaw
Pat Atwill
Mrs. Brown
Charlotte Douglas
Julia Naughton
Lorrain Feinberg
Madame Daruschka
George Pierce
Jerry Seymour
Maurice Rubinstein
Fritz
Bertha
Piret
King at UR After Flying Jets
Henry King, who flew jets before he could vote, returns to the University of Richmond after a four year Air Force stint. Enlisting in 1946 after a Richmond College summer session, he served with the 14th Fighter Wing at Dow Air Base and then the 35th Fighter Wing at Otis Air Base. He trained on jets, flew F-84s, believes jets outrun propeller planes in war and notes jets remain cool in cold weather. Continued on Page 6.
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Henry H. King
University of Richmond
Air Force
King
Richmond College
14Th
Dow Air Base
Bangor
Maine
35Rd
Otis Air Base
Cape Cod
Mass
Republic Thunder
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Press Association
Leslie DeVotie
Robert Coffman
Burnet Waring
Ed Communale
Messenger
the Messenger
University of Rich
Yoe HS
Law School
Mary Lee Moore
Kerjo
Estonia
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