Polls Open Tuesday for College Class Elections
Richmond College announces polls will open Tuesday May 7 from 9 A M to 3 P M in the S G A office Playhouse for incoming senior junior and sophomore class elections. Nominees include Earl Fox Gordon Andrews Ralph Kinsey Mark Willing Clarence Major Clarence Major and others for president and other offices.
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Richmond College
Student Government Association
Playhouse
Ed Garber
Fox Vs. Andrews
Earl Fox
Gordon Andrews
W. Jones
Charles Fertneyhough
Charles Milley
Norman Brown
Harold Owen
Salvatore Casale
Milton Barody
Ben McGeehee
Ralph Kinsey
Mark Willing
Emmett Warriner
Bert Milling
Clarence Major
Leland Higginbotham
Lawrence Sheffield
Archie Giragosian
Joe Amrhein
Skee Goode
Dick Klafsky
Straughn Lowe Gettier
Ray Jacobs
Bruce Kellison
John Fitzgerald
John Byrd
Dick Owen
Bob Fenton
Wilbur Skinner
Marvin Cole
T. Emmett Warriner
Joe Armheim
Straughan L. Gettier
May Day schedule with queen and events at local grounds
Program outlines 1:30 opening games on the lower field 3:00 pole dance on the upper field 3:45 May Queen crowned behind school 4:15 Greek play Iphigenia in Tauris in the thea te 6:00 supper for visitors and townspeople 86 cents 7:00 lantern procession and serenade to the May Queen 9 12 co ed event hosted by the Sophomore Class
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Tauris
Law School Banquet Set With Roanoke Humorist Speaker
Holman Willis, Roanoke attorney and humorist famed for Negro dialect stories, will deliver the principal address at the University of Richmond Law School dinner in the Hotel John Marshall ballroom at 6 30 p m tomorrow. The event starts the annual dinner series begun last year with about 200 alumni students and friends and will be followed by a dance hosted by the Student Bar.
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Holman Willis
Roanoke
University of Richmond Law School
John Marshall
Law School
Willis
Senior Junior and Sophomore Class Nominees List
Class nominee slate lists senior junior and sophomore officers and senators with names and party affiliations. Includes president, vice president, secretary treasurer and senator positions across three classes with multiple candidates per post.
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Ray Jacobs
Bruce Kellison
John Fitzgerald
John Byrd
Bob Fenlon
Dick Owen
Marvin Cole
Wilbur Skinner
Dave Satterfield
Warren Pace
Ray Baker
UK Students To Hold Rally At Chapel Green
Westhampton and Richmond College students plan a rally Friday evening at 5 55 P M on the Chapel Green to hear the new University school song written and to be performed by Fred Waring and his Pennsylvanians on WMBG at 6 P M Amplifiers will be set near Canon Memorial Chapel so all may hear Waring is expected to acknowledge the rally on his Friday CBS network program Sheet music copies funded by Liggett and Myers will be distributed free to attendees if the copies arrive on time, per Bob Cotten.
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Westhampton
Richmond College
Chapel Green
University
Fred Waring
WMBG
Canon Memorial Chapel
Waring
Columbia, Broadcasting System
Liggett and Myers Tobacco Company
Bob Cotten
McDanel and Nettles Named to Judge Campus Oratorical Contest
John Jordan announces Dr. R G C McDanel history professor and Mr Joseph E B Nettles alumni secretary will judge the campus oratorical contest at Ewart's Cafeteria next Monday. Three literary societies each send two speakers for seven minute after dinner talks following the Forensic Council banquet. contestants listed: Higginbotham and Marable My Sigma Rho Decker Warriner and Miller etc. Jordan to preside. dinner at 6 30 p m. all literary society members invited.
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John Jordan
Forensic Council
R. GC. McDanel
Joseph EB. Nettles
Alumni Association
Ewart's
Leland Higginbotham
Dick Marable
My Sigma ‘Rho
Emmett Warriner
John Decker
Philologian
Ken ‘Miller
George Rochkind
5. C. Mitchel
Ewart’s
Jordan
Literary Society
Greek Drama To Headline May Day Fete
The Westhampton May Day celebration features Queen Kitty Wicker and the Greek play Iphigenia in Tauris on campus tomorrow from 1 30 P M to 1 00 A M The event starts with games on the lower hockey field at 1 30 then the May Pole dance by the Sophomore Class At 3 45 P M Queen Wicker will be crowned on the terrace behind the school by Dr F W Boatwright The day includes a Greek play at 4 00 P M a lantern procession at 7 00 P M and a co ed finale from nine to twelve with music by Burt Repine's orchestra
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Westhampton
Kitty Wicker
Tauris
F. W. Boatwright
Annabel Lumpkin
May Pole
Burt Repine
Miss Wicker
Dorothy Roberts
Maude Smith
Bella Hertzberg
Mildred
Cardwell and Martin Run for Day Student Representative
Elizabeth Cardwell and Helen Martin are nominees for the day student representative to the College Council. Mayme O Flaherty announced the race on Monday as Juliette Loving's vacancy follows her resignation. Miss Martin serves as Westhampton representative to the Board of Publications. Miss Cardwell, a Hollins transfer, is active in varsity sports. Voting is scheduled for this Monday.
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Elizabeth Cardwell
Helen Martin
Mayme O'Flaherty
Westhampton College
Juliette Loving
Westhampton
Collegian
Miss Martin
Board of Publications
Miss Cardwell
Hollins College
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C. W. Jones
Charles Ferneyhough
Charles Miller
Milton Baroody
Ben MccGeehee
Kinsey
Fox
Andrews
Cardwell
Martin
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