Comedy To Open Tonight In Renovated Playhouse
University Players present You Cant Take It With You at the Playhouse tonight and tomorrow at 8 40. New interior paint and wiring plus altered lighting shape the revival directed by Alton Williams with Ruth Van Ness Alec Finlayson and Hill Lackey leading. Helen Ridgeley substitutes for Evelyn McAuley. Admission 36 cents general 50 cents reserved. Bob Piper supervised the recent upgrades. the show previously ran in New York and inspired a Hollywood film with Lionel Barrymore and Jean Arthur.
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University Players
Players
Alton Williams
White House
Ruth van Ness
Alec Finlayson
Hill Lackey
Helen Ridgeley
Evelyn McAuley
Grandpa
Bill Lockey
Alice Sycamore
Tony Kirby
Penny Sycamore
Louise Wiley
Basie
Nancy Davis
Ivan Freed
Paul Syca
More
Donald Robertson
Rheba
Reba Booker
Donald
George Sadler
Bob Piper
New York
Hollywood
Lionel Barrymore
Jean Arthur
Katz Defeats Thistlethwaite in Richmond College vote
Max Katz won the Richmond College student government presidency by a landslide, with eight party candidates elected. Thistlethwaite of the Progressive ticket finished 80 votes behind as 478 ballots were counted. Pace defeated Jacobs for Athletic Representative and Fitzgerald won a senatorial post. Eight-man Senate race saw Cooperatives Rouzie McHlaine Mundy and Progressive Fitzgerald elected.
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Max Kata
Richmond College
Dick Thistlethwaite
Progressive
Warren Pace
Cooperative Ray Jacobs
Johnny Fitzgerald
Allister MacKenzie
William Bareford
Willow Skinner
Dick Owen
Alton Howell
Bruce Kellison
Student Senate
Cooperatives
Ben Rouzie
Bill Mc Hlwaine
Bob Mundy
Fitzgerald
Rougie
Westhampton elects student leaders in campus elections
Barbara Lewis, Reba Booker, and Ann Oakes win as College Government, Athletic Association, and YWCA presidents. Miss Lewis defeats Mary Elder and others. Ann Lilly beats Ann Chambliss for Honor Council Chairman. Other officers include Althea Johnston as vice president, Betsy Rice as treasurer, Ann Call junior rep, Ann Howard junior Residence Council rep, and Ann Glaazebrook sophomore rep.
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Barbara Lewis
Reba Booker
Ann Oakes
College
Athletic Association
YWCA
Westhampton
Miss Lewis
Mary Elder
Miss Booker
Althea Johnston
Florine Nuckols
Miss Oakes
Louise Cardozo
Ann Lilly
Ann Chambliss
Helen Ridgley
Hollie Garber
Sho
Kathryn Mumma
Betsy Rice
Anne McIlray
Ann Call
Billy Jane Crosby
Ann Howard
Norma Sanders
Ann Glaazebrook
Doris Mills
Westhampton Chooses Petzinger May Queen
Westhampton students elected Betty Ann Petzinger May Queen for 142. Maid of Honor Monday is May Thayer. From eight senior finalists Petzinger won the crown. Thayer joins six other nominees for the May Court to attend the May Day coronation on May 2.
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Betty Ann Petzinger
Westhampton
May Thayer
Miss Petzinger
Miss Thayer
Sara Goode
Jean Grant
Evelyn McAuley
Allene Jones
Lucy McDonough
Betty Lesstex
Henrietta Sadler
Mayme O'Flaherty
Ann Addison
Phillis Ann Cowhill
Lois Campbell
Louise Morrissey
Jean Neasmith
Antoinette Wirth
Pitt Appoints McCammon Laird To RC Honor Council
Douglas Laird and Sam McCammon were named to Richmond College Honor Council by Mac Pitt Jr president of the Student Government. They replace Shaughan Lowe Gettier and Dave Satterfield who resigned before the spring term. Laird in Phi Beta Kappa, McCammon a ministerial student, both Richmond natives.
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Douglas Laird
Sam McCammon
Mac Pitt
Richmond College
Shaughan Lowe Getfier
Dave Satterfield
Laird
Gettier
McCammon
Satterfield
Senate
Council
Pitt
Harlequin
Phi Kappa Sigma
Ministerial Association
Alpha Delta
State Planters’ Bank
Richmond
Richmond College Senate Abolishes RC Planning Group
The Richmond College Senate voted to dissolve the Planning Commission, saying its work duplicated the Senate and was largely negligible. President Mac Pitt Jr announced the measure, noting higher calibre members now in the Senate and that investigations can be handled by Senators.
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Richmond College Senate
Planning Commission
Richmond College
Mac Pitt, Jr
Senate
Tom Warriner
Rowland Burns
Les Phillips
Straughan Lowe Gettier
Progressive Party Split Rocks Campus Election
The Progressive faction largely collapsed after Phi Kappa Sigma withdrew from the Progressive camp led by Doug Laird. Cooperatives, with seven fraternities, dominated campus politics as Progressives withered amid calls for reform and disbanding within the party.
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Phi Kappa Sigma
Progressive Parg
Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Doug Laird
Sid Laird
Theta Chi
Phi Gamma Delta
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Phi Delta Theta
Phi Alpha
Kappa Alpha
Pi Kappa Alpha
Kappa Sigma
Lambda Chi
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Laird
Saes
Addison Dalton
Dick Thistlethwaite
Bert Milling
Sophs Freshman Dance Date Set for May at Millaisey Gym
May has been set for the annual Sophomore-Freshman dance in Millaisey Gym. Bill Mackwaine, president of the Sophomore Class, announced the event. Garland Clarke named general chairman. John Gleason serves as Freshman Class representative on committees. Committees and chairs: Publicity Ben Rouzie chair, Bill Garvey, Philip Kepp ler. Dance Band Louis Brenner chair, Warren Walthall, Thomas P. Hughes. Floor Warren Stansbury chair, Bert Jones, Billy Trotter. Advance Ticket Sales Bill Mackllwaine chair. Fraternity reps from eleven houses to join ticket committee.
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Millaisey Gymnasium
Bill Mackwaine
Garland Clarke
John Gleason
Clarke
Ben Rouzie
Bill Garvey
Philip Keppler
Louis Brenner
Warren Walthall
Thomas P. Hughes
Warren Stansbury
Bert Jones
Billy Trotter
Bill Macllwaine
Macilwaine
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Katz
Thistlethwaite
Lewis
Booker
Oakes
Honor Council
Betty Ann Pretzinger
Petzinger
RC Honor Council
Progressives Protest Party
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