Fireman Injured by Gravel Throw During University Call
Richmond fireman hospitalized after gravel struck eye from University of Richmond student during a powerhouse call. Chief Sherry says no hostility toward the university, but warns the incident endangered emergency response and could have proved fatal. Firefighter based at Broad and Lombardy station.
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Richmond
University of Richmond
Georg BP
Lindenfelser
Edgar A. Sherry
Richmond Fire Department
Sherry
Broad and
Lombardy
Phi Gamma Delta Wins Greek Week at Campus Dance
Phi Gamma Delta captured Greek Week with 1096.5 points earning top spots in Longfest and ODK Carnival while posting near perfect participation in Greek Run and Greek Week Dance. Llama Phi Epsilon took second with 982 points securing wins in Olympics Odd Events and solid showings in Carnival and Beauty Contest. Kappa Sigma placed third with 188.8 points winning Beauty Contest and placing in Song fest Carnival and Odd Events.
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Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Llama Phi Epsilon
Kappa Sigma
Juniors Win WG Song Contest at Keller Hall
Westhampton juniors captured first place in the WG Song Contest held in Keller Hall gym. Sophomores took second place. Recording orders (45 RPM) are being taken by the Athletic Association chair Susan Darden. Each record costs $1.25 with potential price reductions as orders grow.
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Westhampton
Keller Hall
The
Athletic Association
Susan Darden
Students Prepare For Elections Under New College Constitution
Under a March 9 constitution, University College students draw petitions for student government offices with 25 names needed. Elections set for April 14 after spring break. An Honor Council will judge integrity and leadership while board members are chosen by the president and program heads. The college adopts a formal honor code inspired by Richmond and seeks copies from area colleges. Associate Dean Moncure notes no weaknesses in the new framework.
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University College
Susan Whitaker
Constitutional Convention
University of Richmond
James A. Moncure
Seniors Plan Alumni Branch For RG Class Of 1965
A senior class meeting led by Bob Young discussed forming a separate branch to funnel class funds through the Alumni Association. The plan aims to unite members with knowledge of University needs and avoid conflicts with the current Alumni Association while seeking a unified voice on contributions. Other committee members included Reggie Jones Earl Moore Steve ONeill Jim Tucker and Dick Marka.
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Alumni Association
Young
Reggie Jones
Earl Moore
Steve O'Neill
Jim Tucker
Dick Marka
Thirty Westhampton Counselors Chosen for 1965 66
Westhampton College selects thirty orientation counselors for the 1965 66 year. Six rising seniors Martha Colston Kedron Davis Carol Danville Carol Hinrichs Pam Phelps Anne Roberts join 24 rising juniors to mentor new students. Training sessions run this spring with a September return.
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Westhampton
Martha Colston
Kedron Davis
Carol Danville
Carol Hinrichs
Pam Phelps
Anne Roberts
Noel Davidson
Betsy Dillard
Judy Dollenberg
Mary Ann James
Dolly Kirkpatrick
Jackie Lassiter
Sandra Matthews
Judy McCann
Beverly Noble
Joan Odland
Ann Parkinson
Ann Pearton
Nola Rice
Lois Robinson
Pat Shands
Carol Silver
Barbara Snead
Charlotte Waldrop
Mary Bo Willis
Martha Anne Whaley
Westhampton College
Petition Day Set for RC Class Elections Nomination Deadline April 6
Nominations must be turned in by April 6 for RC class elections. Submit to Al Towberman Dennis G-132 or Howard Smith. Speeches occur April 13 and ballots on April 20. Any questions should be directed to Al Towberman.
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al Towberman
Dennis G-132
Howard Smith
Alumni Donors Can Designate Use of Money
After a senior meeting, Middles College alumni discuss how donations are designated. The Alumni Fund offers options including general university use, Business School fund, Law School dormitory, Library fund, athletic program, or other objective. Most donors choose the general fund.
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Richmond College
Alumni Association
Joseph B. Nettles
Board of Trustees
Alumni Council
Third Ballot Results Listed in WG Elections
Third ballot results show Quitn Tansey and Faye Newton tied for vice-president of the Class of 1966. The Class of 66 elected Hassell as secretary Bailey treasurer Reynolds song leader Miller government representative Brown historian. Class of 67 seats went to Hoge Whaley Robins Dollenberg Merz Cridlin and Peters. Class of 68 lists Beck Spivey Hoffer Staggs Martin Peters. Also named AA balloting team captains Kursh hockey Coghill Edgerton lacrosse Ware twin.
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Quitn Tansey
Faye Newton
Mary Sue Hassell
Mabel Bailey
Jean Reynolds
Joan Miller
Betty Brown
Jane Hoge
Martha Anne Whaley
Ann Carol Robins
Judy Dollenberg
Christa Merz
Margaret Cridlin
Glass of
Mary Beck
Ann Spivey
Cookie Hoffer
Sharon Staggs
Jo Ann Martin
Lindsey Peters
Marty Fleming
A.A
Pat Kursh
Pat Coghill
Pat Edgerton
Ji C Cner
Mary Catherine Ware
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Phi Gamma Delta
SPE
Bob Young
Jane Barrett
Pat Brown
Kay Burnette
Nancy Cox
Clara Keith
Genie Henderson
Lois Pollard
Miss Henderson
David D. Ryan
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