Annual Open House Expected To Draw Record Attendance
University of Richmond hosts a Science Open House from 7 to 10 PM with over 1,000 attendees anticipated. Prof Sherman Grable notes diverse demonstrations across chemistry physics biology and psychology with student led exhibits and invited area school science departments.
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University of Richmond
Sherman Grable
University
Richmond
Grable
Cliss
Charles M. Bowden
University directing class stages An Evening of The Absurd
The advanced directing class of the Dramatic Arts Department at the University presents three one act plays in an avant garde program tonight at 8 15 in the Quonset Hut Studio Theater. William Saroyan Hello Out There opens the program followed by Edward Albee The Sandbox and The Zoo Story.
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Dramatic Arts Department
The
University
Quonset Hut
William Saroyan
George J. Nathan
Miss Ryan
Leora Lawrence
John Barrow
J. J. Jepson
Pally McDowell
Jim Carr
Edward Albee
Peter
Bob Arthur
Jerry
Charles Harrison
Albee
Linda Averill
Pat Ryan
University Players
College Drama Festival of Virginia
Garrett
Classes Complete Annual Elections With Third Ballot
The WO Ghiss of 1964 named Diana Davis as vice-president after a minioff vote Wednesday. Regular third ballot elections were held M one day. Emily Ayers was chosen senior Class secretary, Blea Queen, treasurer, Helen Henderson, historian, and Betty Cheyney, song leader, Brenda Netherwood was chosen vice-president of the junior class for 1963-64. Secretary will be Carolyn Jackson and treasurer Rosemary Jones Others chosen were Brenda Williams, historian, Barbara Gardner, song leader, Nancy Curtis, College Government representative , and Cynthia Shelhorse and Barbara Parton, representatives to Town Council. Officers of the class of 1966 will be Tuck Hilley, vices president, Mimi Rige, secretary, Pat Rooney, treads ter, Beth Booker, historian, Helena Rodriguez, song leaders Susan DeAlba, College Government representative, and Martha Colston, representative to Town Council. In AA elections, Mimi Edge was selected lacrosse manager, Sara Rusch haupt, hockey manager, Mary Cath erine Ware, basketball manager, and Diane Byers, tennis manager. Class presidents were chosen in sec ond ballot elections.
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WO Ghiss
Diana Davis
Emily Ayers
Blea Queen
Helen Henderson
Betty Cheyney
Brenda Netherwood
Carolyn Jackson
Rosemary Jones
Brenda Williams
Barbara Gardner
Nancy Curtis
Cynthia Shelhorse
Barbara Parton
Tuck Hilley
Mimi Rige
Pat Rooney
Beth Booker
Helena Rodriguez
Susan DeAlba
Martha Colston
Mimi Edge
Sara Ruschhaupt
Mary Catherine Ware
Diane Byers
Baptist Students Tour West Hampton Campus Open House
Baptist students will visit West Hampton this Saturday for the annual church open house sponsored by W Rush Loving Director for Church Relations. They tour the campus meet deans discuss admission and curriculum and lunch is provided followed by an afternoon talk by President Modlin.
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Westhampton
W. Rush Loving
Modlin
UR Press Club Chooses Dale for President
Dale Don Dale, Men's Division Editor of the Coniuaion, was elected president of the University of Richmond Press Club at its Tuesday meeting. Dave Ryan was chosen vice president and Floreng Stith will be secretary. George Tiller was named treasurer and Jerry Becker will serve as parliamentarian. A committee to reactivate Pi Delta Fipsilon was formed with Al Wireless and Alan Markow among others. Officers serve through the semester and next school year. Next meeting is April 5 at 1:00 pm in the Collegian Office.
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Don Dale
Coniuaion
University of Richmond Press Club
Dave Ryan
Richmond
University
Floreng Stith
Coutmoran
George Tiller
Collegian
Jerry Becker
Cot- SworAn
Pi Delta Fipsilon
Journalism Society
al Wireless
Alan Markow
Press Club
Co. Lacian
Pan-Am Week Opens at Westhampton College panel to study Latin American issues
Pan American Week starts Monday at Westhampton College with speakers from Mexico Argentina Cuba and Puerto Rico. Five Latin American students from Virginia schools will discuss education student interaction and political views in Keller Hall at 8 00 p m. The Spanish club sponsors the event and a later convocation features Pio Sanches on US Latin American relations.
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Westhampton College
Virginia
Keller Hall
Alfonso Rafael Ruiz
Mexico
Enrique Gerszten
Argentina
Medical College of Vir
Maria Elena Sanchez
Westhampton
Cuba
Osvaldo L. Gill
Puerto Rico
Pio Sanches
Guba
Dogpatch Theme Chosen for Sophomore Dance
Westhampton ten nis courts host a Dogpatch USA themed sophomore class dance Friday from 8:00 to 11:30 with Li l Abner Daisy Mae selections from fraternity and Westhampton class reps. Tickets at door, 50 cents per couple or 35 cents for a stag, rain date WO gym, proceeds fund May Day decorations.
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Dogpatch
USA
Westhampton
Li'l Abner
Daisy Mae
Fraternity
Richmond College
WO Gym
Club Plans Experiments With Program
The Psychology Club will host a Wednesday 1 30 meeting in Ryland Hall to evaluate the psychology department. A panel of three faculty members and three students will lead a seminar style discussion with an officer election for the coming semester.
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Psychology Club
Ryland Hall
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Dick Musgrave
Susan Darden
Frank Greenswalt
Leslie McNeal
UR Press Club
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Ginia
Andres Sanchez
Presbyterian School of Christian Education
Dogpatch USA
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