Richmond College All Campus Candidates Win Nine Offices
Richmond College voters elect nine All-Campus nominees and seven Student party members to 16 class offices. An RG Student Government constitutional amendment passed 263 to 24 authorizing the senate to join a cooperative University council with three fourths approval. Senator-at-large results favored Charles Tulloh of AC 240 to 157 over Tom Butterworth. seniors could vote only for this post. AC also won two class presidencies, Junior Page Hudson 69 63 over Corky Hohman, Senior Johnny Thomas 62 44 over Corky Hohman, Sophomore Clyde Kenyon 96 65 over Charles Wiltshire, with Junior Senator vote close and party lines wavering. Winston Browne (AC) narrowly beat Al Rinaldi (SP) 56 to 52 for vice president.
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Richmond College
Richmond College Senate
Charles Tullohh
Tom Butterworth
Johnny Thomas
Corky Hohman
Page Hudson
Bill Hergat
Clyde Kenyon
Student Party
Charles Wiltshire
Winston Browne
al Rinaldi
Lady Mac Christened First Boat on Westhampton Lake
President Dr George M Modlin rode the first officially sanctioned boat outing on Westhampton lake aboard Lady Mac a 12 foot rowboat christened with milk. Eleanor Wright Westhampton College President led the ceremony resuming non swimming sports on the lake. Gifted by Ralph P Mayo the vessel honors Ethel McClaren.
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Mae
Westhampton Lake
George M. Modlin
University
Lady Mac
Eleanor Wright
Westhampton College
Ralph P. Mayo
Ethel McClaren
East Lynne Opens May 10 at University Playhouse
University Players present East Lynne a 19th century melodrama May 10 11 and 12 at the Playhouse Professor William Maner announced Carla Waal stars as Lady Isabel with James Wicker as Archibald Carlyle The cast includes Myron Jeagel Hans ford Rowe Lou Gladding Ann Simpson Clyde Woodson and others Admission is by season ticket of 50 cents per person
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Robert Chadwick
East Lynne
University Players
Playhouse
William Maner
Henry Adams
Carla Waal
Isabel
James Wicker
Archibald Carlyle
Miss Waal
Carlyle
Barbara Hare
Mello
Sir Francis Levison
Mr. Carlyle
Levison
Bette Davis
Wicker
Myron Jeagel
Hansford Rowe
Lou Gladding
Ann Simpson
Clyde Woodson
Betty Cather
Betty Bethune
Betty Fairburn
Marvin Rosenberg
Leo Northat
Law School Installs New Student Officers
Recently elected officers of the T. GC. Williams Law School Student Bar Association were formally installed today. The four new leaders include Robert Skahan of Richmond as president, Richard G. Rakes of Norfolk as vice president, J. Mercer White Jr. of Richmond as treasurer, and T. A. Williams as secretary. They will each serve a one year term.
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T. GC. Williams Law School Student Bar Association
Robert Skahan
Richmond
Richard G. Rakes
Norfolk
J. Mercer White, Jr
T. A. Williams
Joint Concert Set by Richmond and Westhampton Glee Clubs
The Richmond and Westhampton College Glee Clubs plan their annual joint concert on Monday at 7 30 p m in the Luther H Jenkins Greek Theatre.
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Richmond and
Westhampton College
Luther H. Jenkins Greek
Easter Bunny Seems Funny Messenger Debuts Delayed Issue
The Messenger arrives this weekend with fewer pages and pictures yet preserves entertaining fiction. Betty Cather's The Teeth of the Matter features a demis e who reshapes life after meeting a woman with perfect teeth and ankles. Al Pittman's Mr Salvador of Rochester Falls critiques religious hypocrisy with an Easter tone and a moral. Piret Koljo's School Days Estonian Style contrasts American and European schools, noting minimal extracurriculars to emphasize scholarship. The issue remains a worthy campus publication despite reduced cartoons and jokes.
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the Messenger
Betty Cather
al Pittman
Miss Cather
Salvador
Rochester Falls
Europe
Piret Koljo
Barbara Ferre
University Messenger
Richmond College Senior Dance Set for June 2 at Millhiser Gym
The Richmond College and School of Business Administration senior dance will be held June 2 from 9 to 1 in Millhiser Gymnasium. Dick Radford and his orchestra provide the music for a Blue Skies themed event with cafe style tables. The dance is described as the biggest of the year by senior class president Tommy Howard, marking a final undergrad gathering for the Class of 50.
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Richmond College
School of Business Administration
Millhiser
Dick Radford
Collegian
Tommy Howard
University evaluates ways to strengthen honor system
The University President's Advisory Council, led by George M. Modlin, discussed improvements to Richmond College's honor code. Four proposals were offered including in-class sale of exam blue books, separate signing of the Honor Code from Orientation Week, incorporating ceremony into the code, and ongoing lectures on honor year round.
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George M. Modlin
Richmond College
Stu
Westhampton May Day Festivities Highlight Greek Theme
Queen Stella Dalton will end her reign at a 9:15 p.m. to midnight ball in Keller Hall. She will be crowned at 3:30 p.m. in the Greek Theatre with Hilda Moore as maid of honor and a court including Nancy Chapin and others. A lantern parade, ballet of Daphne and Chloe, carnival booths, and puppetry from WC will follow, all transforming the campus to ancient Greece.
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Stella Dalton
Keller Hall
Hilda Moore
Nancy Chapin
Lorraine Chapman
Barbara Covington
Mary Howard
Ann Neblett
Marjorie Parson
Stella
Daphne and
Chloe
Michel Fokine
Westhampton
Pyramis
Ovid
Sig Eps Spring Formal Tonight at Hotel Jefferson
The Richmond alumni chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon hosts its annual spring formal at the Hotel Jefferson at nine tonight with a preceding banquet. Paul Saunier, Richmond alumnus and chapter president, presides as master of ceremonies, and William L. Phillips, a founder, attends. Mrs Mildred Crooks will be crowned Sweetheart during intermission as Mark Troxell and his orchestra provide the music. The Jefferson marks the first time the event is held there after years at the Country Club of Virginia.
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Richmond
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Hotel Jefferson
Paul Saunier
William L. Phillips
Mildred Crooks
Mark Troxell
The
Jefferson
Country Club of
Virginia
Chaffin Takes Leadership of Virginia Intercollegiate Chess
Bill Chaffin of the University of Richmond chess team was elected president of the Virginia Intercollegiate Chess Association during the second annual tournament in Charlottesville on April 29. The University of Virginia won the event, Virginia State scored six and a half, MCV had three and a half, and Richmond finished third with two points. Richmond’s lineup included Lawrence Alexander, Bill Chaffin, Gerald Seates, and Craig Smith.
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Bill Chaffin
University of Richmond
Virginia Intercollegiate Chess Association
Charlottesville
Richmond
University of Virginia
Virginia
Medical College of Virginia
Lawrence Alexander
Gerald Seates
Craig Smith
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