Alpha Honors Sixteen New Members In Society Induction
The Alpha Society inducted sixteen members including three businessmen two faculty members five 1962 alumni and fourteen graduating seniors. Notables are Lloyd A. Noland Jr Charles A Taylor and Dr Charles Wheeler III plus faculty Kemp and Stewart. The ceremony at 6 30 pm in the School of Business Administration Building ended with a banquet and Dr Wheeler’s address.
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Alpha Society
Lloyd A. Noland, Jr
Noland Company
Charles A. Taylor
The
Life Insurance Company of Virginia
Charles II, Wheeler 111
Thomas §. Berry
Dyr
Patrick
Pi Delta Epsilon Plans May 22 Initiation Banquet
Pi Delta Epsilon honorary journalism fraternity reactivates after two years with a May 22 initiation banquet at Joy Garden. The group aims to unite publications for mutual problem solving and to honor students advancing collegiate journalism. Lee Shrader leads the nucleus with Don Dale and Baxter Griffith, supported by the University Press Club. Active members include Shrader, Dale, Nettles, Griffith, Shram, Randlotte, Robertson, Brent, and Jarrett.
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Pi Delta Epsilon
Joy Garden
Lee Shrader
Delta Epsilon
Don Dale
Baxter Griffith
Jepson appoints Howell columnist at Tin Contnaian
Howell a junior in the School of Business Administration is named columnist for Tin Contnaian by Butch Jepson president of the Student Government Association. Howell serves as Phi Kappa Sigma vice president and Alpha Kappa Psi member and will write on student views and campus news.
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Thi Howell
School of Business
Tin Contnaian
Butch Jepson
Howell
Phi Kappa Sigma
Alpha Kappa Psi
Bill
Jopson
Two WC Seniors to Present Piano Recitals Next Week
Portsmouth seniors Hetty Harrell and Ann Coaby will present piano recitals in Keller Hall. Harrell performs three prelude and fugue pairs from Bach Well Tempered Clavier, Mendelssohn Fantasy in P sharp minor, and Scriabin Vive Preludes Op.11. Coaby's program features Schubert Op.120, Satie, Faure Nocturnes, and Hindemith Suite 1922 March and Ragtime with Bartók Allegro Barbaro.
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Hetty Harrell
Ann Coaby
Portsmouth
Keller Hall
University Department of Music
Miss Harrell
Mendelssohn
Scriabin
Miss Cosby
Schubert
Satie
Faure
Rhine speaks on ESP and parapsychology at Duke lab
Dr Rhine, head of Duke University parapsychology research, argues ESP may be native to humans and spans space and time. He cites cases of clairvoyance and precognition, notes international work, and invites skeptical inquiry while demonstrating a 25-card deck test.
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Duke University
Parapsychology
Joseph B. Rhine
Rhine
Psychology Club
Cannon Memorial Chapel
Dennis Aueditorium
Citey
Russia
Europe
Asia
Richmond College honors council appoints 1965 64 members
William Taliaferro and Clark Clay seniors. Richard Marks and Cecil Mercer juniors. David Schrieb sophomore named to the Richmond College Honor Council for 1965 64. Returning members Wormany Benton Ted Rowe and Tony Sakowski.
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William Taliaferro
Clark Clay
Richard Marks
Cecil Mercer
David Schriebfeder
Richmond College
Wormany Benton
Ted Rowe
Tony Sakowski
Organ Recital by Raymond Herbek at University of Richmond
Raymond H. Herbek, organist, will give a recital Monday at 8 30 pm in Cannon Memorial Chapel. He will perform Te Deum verses, Our Father in Heaven by Telemann, variations on Meinen Jesum Lasst Nicht, Beethoven fugue and scherzo, works by Rowley and Jackson, and his chorale prelude on O Master Let Me Walk with Thee. Herbek, a New York native, holds a William and Mary BA and serves as Associate and Choirmaster with the American Guild of Organists.
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University of Richmond Department of Music
Raymond H. Herbek
Cannon Memorial Chapel
Beckerath
Herbek
Paris
Heaven
Telemann
Schuebler
Walther
Beethoven
Rowley
Jackson
Verbek
William and Mary
American Guild of Organists
Trinity College of Music
London
New York City
First Baptist Church
Norfolk
Richmond
Middle Atlantic
Culpeper
Broadman Press
Cadets to Receive Awards During Federal Inspection
Cadets at Millhiser Field will receive a range of ROTC honors during the annual federal inspection. Cadet Lt Col Bagley heads the awards, including gold medals for top seniors and juniors, and ribbons for outstanding cadets across all classes. Inspectors from Virginia and other institutions will assess facilities, records, and cadet knowledge.
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Philip J. Bagley
University of Richmond Reserve Officers “Training Corps
Millhiser Field
Col. Bagley
Department of Virginia Reserve Officers Association of the United States
John Thomas Bureh, Jr
Gaudet
Norman &. Lassiter, Jr
National Society of Scabbard and Blade
Robert B. Belton
Russell G. Warren
John A. Hodge
Robert &. Williamson
David L. Powers
Association of the United States Army
G. Baillie Brown, Jr
Company A
1Th Regiment
George M. Modlin
Verne FB. Pate
Sam EL. Barrow
Frank B. Anderson
Wester Maryland College
Donald K. Walker
Drexel Institute of Technology
Barrow
Seventh annual intramural public speaking contest set
The seventh annual intramural public speaking contest will be held in the lounge of the student center Wednesday at 7 p.m. All students are eligible except previous intramural or intercollegiate winners. Speeches may be on any topic with or without notes and may be persuasive informative humorous or inspiring. Medals awarded to first second and third place. Contact Dr Till Dr Bradley or Strother Smith by 4 p.m. Wednesday to enter.
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Dr. Till
Dr. Bradley
Strother Smith
Pam
Young Republicans Club to Hold Special Election
The Young GOP's Meet The Young Republican Club schedules a special election Monday at 7 30 p m in the student center. A nominating committee is expected to propose a slate.
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Young Republican Club
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