Waring to award trophy for best rendition of The Fighting Spiders
Fred Waring offers an 18 inch tall gold lyre topped trophy to the fraternity judged best at performing his song The Fighting Spiders at the University of Richmond. Interfraternity Council to set contest rules and judges. many colleges plan similar events during Interfraternity Relations Week.
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Fred Waring
Fighting Spiders
Waring
University of Richmond
Interfraternity Council
Interfraternity
John Locke
Westhampton College Elects Leaders In Student Government
Ninita Gonzalez was elected president of the Student Government and Laura Jenkins became chairman of the Honor Council during this week’s Westhampton College elections. Frances Badenoch won the Athletic Association presidency for 1941 42 and Ethne Flannagan will head the YWCA. Betsy Rice and Helen Ridgley were chosen secretary and treasurer respectively, with Reba Booker the junior representative to the Honor Council and Kay Hanley representing sophomores on the college council. Anne Frank was elected vice president of the YWCA.
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Ninita Gonzalez
Laura Jenkins
Westhampton College
Frances Badenoch
Athletic Association
Ethne Flannagan
YWCA
Miss Badenoch
Miss Flannagan
Anne Shafer
Mary Grace Scherer
Betty Anne Petsinger
Kathleen Abernethy
Betsy Rice
Helen Ridgley
Miss Rice
Dennie Brown
Phyllis Smethurst
Miss Ridgley
Mary Jlder
Anne Byrd Tucker
Reba
Ruth Phillips
College
Kay Hanley
Anne Frank
Betty MacMurtry
Miss Gonzalez
College Council
Honor Council
Ywca Interracial Commission
Mortar Board
Tau Kappa Alpha
Miss Jenkins
Frosh Soph Hop With Van Keys Promises Great Celebration
Frosh and sophomores plan a Tuesday night dance in Millhiser Gym with Van Keys and his college rhythms from 9 to 1. Dress is informal for men and formal for women. Tickets cost 85 cents in advance or 1.00 at the door.
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Millhiser
Dick Owen
van Keys
Charles H. Wheeler
Millhiser Field
Owen
South
Exams Announced for Special First Semester Tests
Special examinations for the first semester will be held on March 28 at 2 00 PM. Students who received conditional grades last semester must pay a $2 00 examination fee before spring vacation if they wish to take the special exam. Those not taking now may do so in September.
Faculty Committee To Investigate Senior Exam Plan
March 6 faculty meeting reviewed proposed elimination of senior exams. An investigatory committee chaired by Dr. Holtzclaw and including Professors Skinner McDanel and Dean Pinchbeck plus Dr. Harlan will report by April 6. Thomas Pugh defended the plan proposing senior eligibility rules and a possible fourth month quiz.
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B. C. Holtzclaw
N. W. Skinner
R, C, McDanel
R. B, Pinchbeck
Rolyix Harlan
Thomas Pugh
Student Government Association
Pugh
Senate
Student Disbelieves Future Of History
A student in Democratic Institutions decides to switch to history, saying there is no future in his current major and no future in history either, a witty reflection on academic futures.
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Dartmouth
Mortar Board Names Eight New Members
Mortar Board inducted eight juniors on the basis of scholarship leadership and service. New members Frances Badenoch Frances Calisch Rosalie Clary Ethne Flanagan Ninta Gonzalez Mary Grace Scherer Betty Ann Petzinger. Margaret Ferrer presided as president and presented lighted candles symbolizing the torch of Mortar Board.
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Mortar Board
Frances Badenoch
Frances Calisch
Rosalie Clary
Ethne Flanagan
Ninta Gonzalez
Mary Grace Scherer
Betty Ann Petzinger
Margaret Ferrer
Clary
Les Femmes Savantes
Eta Sigma Phi
Badenoch
Athletic Association
Collegian
Miss Calisch
Miss Flanagan
Tau Kappa Alpha
YWCA
Tau Kappa
Dance to Honor RC WC Captains at St Patrick's Event
St Patrick's theme dances tomorrow night 9 to 12 at Westhampton College Social Activities Building. Coed dance features a grand march by varsity captains from Richmond and Westhampton, with Westhampton letter holders and dates. Russ Cates orchestra plays. a reception follows with Dean May L. Keller and four others as hosts. Admission 99 cents drag 60 cents stag.
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St. Patrick’s
Westhampton College
Richmond
Westhampton
Russ Cates
Dean May L. Keller
Fannie Crenshaw
Mary Moline Grubbs
Mary Alice Smith
Jean Hood
Mayme O'Flaherty
Liz Cardwell
Helen Dodd
Anne Shafer
Georgie Simpson
Reba Booker
A.A
Miss Smith
Athletic Association
Family Portrait to Run at University Playhouse Tonight and Tomorrow
The University Players present Family Portrait the third 1940 41 season production with a two night run at the Playhouse tonight and tomorrow. Cast includes Henrietta Sadler J Vaughan Gary Jr George Sadler Lelia Gardner and others with sets by the drama group and design by Billy Ethridge J Cross Mildred Tabb.
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The
University Players
Playhouse
Alton Williams
University
Mary
Henrietta Sadler
Daniel
J. Vaughan Gary, Jr
Joseph
Phil Mason
Naomi
Lelia Gardner
Judah
George Sadler
Mary Cleophas
Mildred Howerton
Reba
Mary Grace Scherer
Simon
George Shackelford
James
Donald Robertson
Mordecai
Murray Barr
Selima
Virginia Mayo
Eben
Thomas Herndon
Mathias
Billy Snow
William Lockey
Hepzibah
Helen Ridgeley
Appius Hadrian
Lewyn Op
Billy Ethridge
J. ©. Cross
Mildred Tabb
Robert B. Sherwood
the Devil
Daniel Webster
Emily Portrait
New York
Judith Anderson
Lambda Chi Wins Harlequin Club Bridge Trophy
Lambda Chi Alpha defeated Gibson Hooten and Alvin Beale of Phi Gamma Delta in the finals to win the annual Harlequin Club Bridge Tournament on Wednesday. Twenty-five teams competed, with every fraternity represented by two players as Lambda Chi captured the trophy from a large field.
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John Griffin
Emmett Hubbard
Lambda Chi Alpha
Gibson Hooten
Alvin Beale
Phi Gamma Delta
Lambda Chi
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