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Richmond Collegian

Location

Richmond, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1951

Page

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Three Honor Societies Name 13 for Richmond Membership

University of Richmond students and alumnus Dr James T Tucker were tapped into three honor societies Omicron Delta Kappa Pi Delta Epsilon and Tau Kappa Alpha on Tuesday. New ODK members include Student Government presidents Frank Skinner and Wesley Brown plus Shack Moughanian Thomas Garnett and William Wheeler. Law students Robert Skahan and Richard Rakes join ODK, Pi Delta Epsilon taps Albert Pittman Vernon Ford Frank Skinner and Joseph, with Tau Kappa Alpha tapping two.

University of Richmond James T. Tucker Richmond University Tucker Omicron Delta Kappa Pi Delta Epsilon Tau Kappa Alpha Medical College of Virginia Harvard University Navy Medical Corps Selective Service Medical Advisory Board Omicron Delta Kappa Richmond College Frank Skinner School of Business Administration William Wheeler Skinner Sigma Phi Epsilon Wheeler YMCA Virginia Shack Moughanian Thomas Garnett Glee Club Wesley Brown Brown ODK Robert Skahan Richard Rakes Albert Pittman The Messenger Vernon Ford Corresion Web Joseph

Westhampton College elects leaders to student government

Westhampton College students voted for next year’s College Government Association leaders. Jackie Jardine won the president post defeating Janet Storm and Desiree Stuart-Alexander. Helen Want captured the vice presidency over Bobbie Rose. Jane Gill won the secretarial post against Marcella Hammock. Betty O’Bannon was elected treasurer. Kath leen Cole defeated Bertha Cosby for Senior Town Representative. Jo Frieda Hull won North Court Dormitory presidency, Addie Bicks won South Court Dormitory, Lou Tull won Athletic Association presidency, Harriett Willingham led YWGA victory over Sophie Zea. A second ballot remains possible for other offices. Election set before spring vacation.

Westhampton College Jackie Jardine Longwood College Government Association Janet Storm Desiree Stuart-Alexander Helen Want Hampton Bobbie Rose Association Jane Gill Richmond Marcella Hammock Betty O'Bannon Falls Church Jane Cather College Council Kathleen Cole Bertha Cosby Jo Frieda Hull North Court Kay Beale Grace Williams Addie Bicks Belmont Massachusetts Robbie Beckner Harriett Stubbs South Court Lou Tull Charlottesville Diane Evans The Athletic Association Harriett Willingham Washington Y.W.G.A Sophie Zea A.A

Seniors Host Junior Card Party at Kelley Hall

Westhampton College seniors entertain juniors with a canasta bridge card party in Kelley Hall from 3 30 to 5 30 p m The St Patrick s Day themed lounge decorations are prepared Jean Love vice president leads the event Betty Munsey senior class president hopes the gathering becomes a tradition to boost South Court spirit

Westhampton College Kelley Hall Jean Love Betty Munsey South Court

Mortar Board Taps Nine WC Juniors In Annual Fete

Nine Westhampton College juniors were tapped into Mortar Board at a candle light service in Gannon Memorial chapel. Inductees include future College Government president Jacqueline Jardine and YWCA president Harriet Willingham, with Janet Storm slated as next year’s chapter president.

Mortar Board Westhampton College National Honorary Leadership Society For Women Gannon Memorial Chapel Jacqueline Jardine Helen Want Kathleen Cole Harriet Willingham Y.W.C.A

Free admission for Richmond College and Westhampton students

Richmond College and School of Business students gain free entry to the Red-Blue football game on Saturday by showing athletic books. Westhampton students also admitted without charge.

Richmond College School of Business Westhampton

Extensive Liberal Arts Background An Essential for Teaching School

Miss Ann Davis of Richmond Public Schools argues a liberal arts background is crucial for teachers. The forum notes child-centered guidance over teaching formulas and highlights pay scales, certification hours, and the appeal of education as a career.

North Korea Westhampton Ann Davis Richmond Lucian Adams

SAE Founders Day Ball At University Of Richmond

University of Richmond students and dates will dance to Mark Lroxell and his orchestra at the SAE Founders Day Ball in the Virginia Room of the John Marshall Hotel from 9 PM to 12 AM. Decorations feature fraternity colors purple and old gold. Chuck Woodson leads décor.

University of Richmond Mark ‘L'Roxell SAE Virginia John Marshall Hotel Chuck Woodson Sigma Alpha Epsilon Billy Cassada Fred Waring Tau

Carnival Slated In Gym April 27 At Millhiser

ODK carnival planned for Millhiser gym on April 27 as part of Greek Week. Bill Newhouse says participation open to all groups including Westhampton College and Richmond College honorary fraternities. Concessions profits fund the new Student Activities Building. space allotted on a first come first served basis.

ODK Millhiser Gymnasium Bill Newhouse Newhouse Westhampton College Richmond College Johnny Thomas

Freshman Dance To Be Held in Gym

Freshman classes from Westhampton and Richmond Colleges hold a joint informal dance in Millhiser gym from 8 to 11 30 tonight. The event supports the intra-squad football game set for tomorrow with the same colors as the teams. Tickets cost one dollar per couple, with the same price for stags, available at listed student contacts.

Westhampton Richmond Millhiser Gymnasium Richmond College Tommy Witten Larry Mathews Sonny Bond John Dorsey Fred Bisger Ann Payne Jane Lanier Jane Gill

Richmond College and Business School Announce Dean's Lists 1950-51

One hundred three students are named to the Dean's Lists for the first semester of the 1950 51 session. Richmond College contributes eighty names while the School of Business Administration lists twenty three. A duo of students achieved straight A grades.

Richmond College School of Business Administration Business School

Angel Street at UA in Keller Hall next month

University Players present the Victorian thriller Angel Street in Keller Hall on April 18 19 and 20. Patrick Hamilton wrote the play later adapted as Gaslight and praised on Broadway for its suspenseful plot and sharp characters. Eugene Kirchoffer plays Mr Manningham Carla Waal the wife Marvin Rosenberg the detective Sergeant Rough with Betsy Bethune also in the cast.

Angel Street New York Herald Tribune University Players Keller Hall Patrick Hamilton New York London Broadway Mr. Manningham Manningham William L. Maner Golden Boy Outward Bound Glass Menagerie East Lynne Eugene Kirchoffer Carla Wa

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