Phi Gams Edge SPEs to Win Fourth Greek Week Cup
Phi Gamma Delta won the fourth annual Greek Week by narrowly defeating Sigma Phi Epsilon on the final day. The Phi Gams clinched the Greek Cup with a 39 to 32 score, while Lambda Chi Alpha placed third with eight points. Phi Delta Theta followed with seven, Pi Kappa Alpha five and a half, and Theta Chi four. Other point receivers included Kappa Sigma with two, Sigma Alpha Epsilon with one and a half, and Phi Alpha with one.
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Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Phi Gams
Jia Druckman
Greek Week
Phi Gamma Delta
Lambda Chi Alpha
Phi Delta Theta
Pi Kappa Alpha
Theta Chi
Kappa Sigma
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Phi Alpha
Mortar Board Plans Annual Officers School at Keller Hall
Mortar Board will hold its annual School for Officers on Tuesday May 8 at 445 p m in Keller Hall. Westhampton College groups including Government Association YWCA and Athletic Association attend with Residence Council and Mortar Board members and new class officers.
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Mortar Board
Keller Hall
Westhampton College Government Association
YWGA
And
Athletic Association
Jackie Jardine
Fannie G. Crenshaw
Josephine Tucker
Jean Wright
Marion Jeffries
Helen Stafford
John CG. Lang
Washington, D. C
National Mortar Board
New Mortar Board
Lang
Skinner appoints handbook editors for 1951 52
Skinner announces four staff appointments for the 1951 52 Handbook. Bob Chadwick becomes editor, with Al Coates and Ned Baylor as associate editors, Andre Nielsen as circulation manager, and Charlie Wiltshire as business manager. The booklet, sold to freshmen and transfers with rat caps, is funded by student government.
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Bob Chadwick
Collegian
Frank Skinner
al Coates
Ned Baylor
Andre Nielsen
Charlie Wiltshire
Richmond Student Artist Gains Note at VMFA Exhibition
Nathan Caplan, a 21 year old Richmond College senior and psychology major, is among 79 Virginia artists chosen from 1500 entries for the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts show. He displays an oil painting titled La Ville and has recent watercolors at Thalhimers. He plans more shows and awaits word from two New York submissions. He also flies planes and draws cartoons.
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al Coates
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
Virginia
R.P.I
Nathan
New York
Thalhimers
I Remember Mama at University Players in Keller Hall
Nine year old Katherine Albright prepares daily for her dramatic debut as Dagmar in John Van Druten's I Remember Mama staged by University Players. The Norwegian family story set in 1916 San Francisco runs Wednesday to Friday with Katrin narrated by Mary Lee Moore and Piret Koljo as Mama. ensemble includes John Neves and Jeanne Hootman among others as lighting and costume crew.
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Raggedy Dog
University Players
Keller Hall
Arena Theatre
Katherine Albright
Spencer D. Albright
University of Richmond
Alton Williams
University of Richmond Players
Katherine
Williams
Dagmar
John van Druten
Hollywood
San Francisco
Piret Koljo
Estonia
Miss Koljo
Mama
Katrin
Mary Lee Moore
Culpeper
John Neves
Jeanne Hootman
Shelley Harrell
W. B. Morgan
Deanie Dungan
Betsy Bethune
Art Dremos
Peggy Moser
Bill Grabeel
William Davis
Andy Williams
Joyce Bell
Thelma Childers
Alice Gardner
Pat Atwill
Millie Wright
Grace Williams
Lea Hunter
Richmond College Students Urged to File Business School Applications
Richmond College announces that students planning to enter the School of Business next fall must file admittance applications in the office of the Dean before May 19.
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Richmond College
School of Business
Top RC Council Post Goes to Ira Druckman
Ira Druckman former RC Council member was elected chairman for 1951 52 Dick Stennett was chosen secretary Also appointed were four new RC SG proxies Bobby Parsons Charlie Wiltshire John Wooldridge and Larry Mathews Johnny Mac Brown and George Aldhizer retained their council roles
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Ira Druckman
RC Council
Dick Stennett
Druckman
Stennett
RC SG
Bobby Parsons
Charlie Wiltshire
John Wooldridge
Larry Mathews
Skinner
Johnny Mac Brown
George Aldhizer
S. C. Mitchell Society Wins Forensic Debate
The S. C. Mitchell Literary Society won the event with the greatest total points, while their negative team Art Dremos and Gerald Ezekiel received the highest scoring team award. Mu Sigma Rho’s George Trotter and Marshall Geohagen led the best affirmative team.
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University of Richmond
S. W. Stevenson
Spencer D. Albright
Elizabeth N. Stewart
Richmond
S. Q. Mitchell Literary Society
Art Dremos
Gerald Ezekiel
Mu Sigma Rho
George Trotter
Marshall Geohagen
Queen's Ball Sets Tomorrow at Westhampton
Lovely Anne Plunkett of Richmond will end her reign as Queen of the May at the sophomore class Queen's Ball in the gym. Music by Kenny Henderson from 9:30 to 12 o'clock, Wonderland murals, and a 10 o'clock court presentation headline May Day festivities.
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Anne Plunkett
Richmond
Westhampton
Kenny Henderson
Helen Clark
Bobbie Lee * Brown
Audrey Hetzel
Charlotte Houchins
Jocelyn Hyde
Jane Lawson
Elizabeth McRae
Jane Slughter
Rose Selleon
Gwendolyn Priddy
Mildred Waters
Wonderland
Lewis Carroll
Alice
Marguerite Roberts
Josephine Tucker
Marion Jefferies
Janet Frances
Skippy Grant
Danee
Mary Jane Mill
Maureene Crumley
Greek Theater Built in ’29 on Westhampton Campus
The Greek Theater at Westhampton, opened in 1929, hosted spring productions starting with Euripides Yphigenia Among the Taurians. Miss May L. Keller recalls the theatre’s early years and notable returns by actor Joseph Hollfus in King Lear alongside Katherine Cornell.
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Sarah Barlow
Bottom
Westhampton
Hermin
Collem
Luther H Jenkins
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Millhiser Gymnasium
Berry-Burk Department Store
Jane Slaughter
Bob Parsons
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Clarence J. Gray
George Jennings
Fred Hardy
Earl R. Moll
Howard Carpenter
Pricilla Phillips
Coach Hardy
Bill Newhouse
ODK
Nathan Caplan
Fine Arts Museum
S. C. Mitchell Society
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