Rhode Island Meet Concludes Successful UK Debate Year
The Rhode Island debate team finished its schedule with an affirmative clash against Rhode Island in Room 13 of the Chemistry Building at 1 30 p m Coach Lloyd Pierce said the season was more successful due to broader participation and tougher schedules The team logged 102 debates with 5 wins and 20 losses and 37 non decision trials They traveled 2200 miles to face 44 opponents including the Naval Academy West Point Princeton Notre Dame Rutgers Florida and Pennsylvania Results included state TKA championships for both sides and multiple tourney honors Betty Graham won oratory at the Virginia IKA tourney John Chamberlayne and Charles Harvey placed second in the UVA Invitational extempore contest and Graham and Cline placed high at the Grand National Tournament with eighth and runner up in oratory respectively.
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Rhode Island
Lloyd Pierce
Naval Academy
West Point
Princeton
Notre Dame
Rutgers
Florida
Pennsylvania
Boston
Betty Graham
Graham
Neil Cline
Gary Is Speaker At IRC Banquet
The Monticello Room of Ewart's Cafeteria hosted the annual International Relations Clubs banquet on Saturday evening where Congressman J Vaughan Gary was introduced by John Chamberlayne. Chamberlayne spoke on International Affairs and new officers for the Richmond College Chapter were elected: Bill Baylor president Don Wilson vice president Phillip Rosenfeld secretary Warren Russell treasurer and John Goode historian.
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Monticello
Ewart
J. Vaughan Gary
John Chamberlayne
Chamberlayne
Richmond College
Bill Baylor
Don Wilson
Phillip Rosenfeld
Warren Russell
John Goode
Fergusson Wins in Exhibition Honors and Prints
Fergusson collects three honors from the exhibition with four entries. "Grand Jete" wins first place among Pictorial News prints and secures another top honor. Other pieces by Haden, Jensen, Baxter, and Wills earn honorable mentions in various classes.
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Pictorial News
Corbett Haden
Walt
Walt Bolen
Larry CG. Jensen
Donald L. Baxter
William M. Wills
Baxter
Jensen
Wills
Hulcher Elected President of Newman Club at Richmond College
Hulcher was elected president of the Newman Club at Richmond College during the final meeting of the semester. James Dandridge became vice president, George Bruce secretary, and Al Rinaldi treasurer. A spokesman urged Catholic students to join next year.
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Buddy Hulcher
Newman Club
Richmond College
James Dandridge
George Bruce
al Rinaldi
University To Host Sales Executive Conference Next Week
University prepares to welcome a Sales Executive Conference with guided tours for visiting class members. The Freshman lantern parade begins at 7, followed by serenade to the Queen and a 8 p.m. Polish dance play The Wedding directed by Beatrice Hellebrandt. The gala Queen's Ball closes the day at Keller Hall.
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Keller Hall
Wyspianski
Beatrice Hellebrandt
Singleton and Harris Chosen as PDE Officers at Westhampton
Arthur L. Singleton and Peggy Harris were elected president and vice president of Westhampton University's Pi Delta Epsilon chapter for the coming year at the annual banquet held at Oak Leaf Inn. Joseph E. Nettles was re elected secretary treasurer.
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Arthur L
Pete” Singleton
Peggy Harris
Pi Delta Epsilon
National Recognition Society
Oak Leaf Inn
Joseph E. Nettles
Singleton
Harris
Herman Fleming
Josephine Hoover
Westhampton
Katherine Crawford
R. GC. McDanes
Maude Howlett Woodfin
Board of Publications
May Day Celebrations Include Booths Poles and Polish Play
A May Day event featured booths and a May Pole along with a Polish play. Organizers added an information booth for confused visitors and a guide service to maximize guest exposure to attractions, as experiments.
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Sistently
Delegates Urge More Student Voting in Virginia Colleges
At Randolph Macon College Ashland delegates to the Virginia Colleges and Universities Student Congress pass a resolution urging greater student participation in national and local elections. They call on campus papers to boost interest in government matters and to educate about absentee ballots.
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Virginia Student Congress
R-M
Third
Student Congress of Virginia Colleges and Universities
Randolph-Macon College
Ashland
Virginia
University of Richmond
Congress
Stuart Massie
Bill Gibbons
Randolph Macon
Henry G. Supring, Jr
VPI
Richmond College
Massie
Green
Morton Marks
Buddy Gans
University hosts Second Annual Sales Executive Conference
The University of Richmond and its School of Business Administration host the Second Annual Sales Executive Conference on May 12 in Millhiser Gym. The event, themed To Put Selling on the Offensive, features sessions led by Raymond B. Pinchbeck and H. Nolen with panels including G. L. Logsdon, G. B. Burruss, Clarence Manning, Alfred Tompson, F. R. Ficken, and others, concluding with a banquet at the Jefferson Hotel.
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University of Richmond
School of Business Administration
Sales Executives Club of Richmond
F. Byers Miller
Business School
Millhiser Gymnasium
Jefferson Hotel
Raymond B. Pinchbeck
Richmond College
Philip Salisbury
G. L. Logsdon
School of Commerce
University of North Carolina
G. B. Burruss
People's Service Drug Stores, Inc
Clarence F. Manning
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Grace Street
Ivan Y. Scherr
A. B. Artis
Leadbetter
Atlantic Service
Gnove Avs
Hulcher
Thad Crump
Jack Green
Modgy
Arnette
Johnny
Frankie Swoonatra
Rae
Millhiser Gym
The
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J. Paul Sheedy
Burrough Drive
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