Mallory Wilbourne and Cash Win Presidencies In Class Elections
Three World War II veterans were elected class presidents at Richmond College for 1946 1947. D W Mallory head senior class as Phi Gamma Delta member and former C 47 pilot. Jack Wilbourne junior class president and B 17 wing navigator. Thurman Cash sophomore class president and Marine veteran. Mallory won 40 votes to 14. Jesse Tucker elected vice president with 37 votes. Joe Mathias secretary with 23 votes.
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D. W. Mallory
Phi Gamma Delta Social Fraternity
Army Air Corps
Jack Wilbourne
Kappa Sigma
8Th Air Force
Thurman Cash
Westhampton selects Betty Edwardson Web Beauty for 1946 yearbook
Betty Edwardson, a Westhampton senior from Haddon Heights New Jersey, is named Web Beauty for 1946 by student vote. A history major she leads varsity hockey and basketball captaining an undefeated basketball season and serves as Mortar Board member and May Court designee.
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Westhampton
Haddon Heights
N. J
Virginia Lambeth
Miss Eowardson
The
Athletic Association
Miss Edwardson
Mortar Board
Freshmen vote Wednesday to settle tie in race
Polls open 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Wednesday for freshmen to break a tie between vice presidential candidates James O Connor and Jack Dickson, each with 40 votes in the count.
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James O'Connor
Jack Dickson
Westhampton Girls Earn AA Seals for Leading Qualities
Five Westhampton College juniors were awarded AA seals by the Westhampton Girls Athletic Association in Chapel. Recipients include Elsie Minter Toni Reid Betty Ann Gustafson and Helen Conant for outstanding sportsmanship leadership and spirit. Minter participated in varsity hockey intermediate tennis and track. Reid played class hockey tennis and basketball and served as track manager. Gustafson has varsity hockey and basketball experience and was elected basketball captain for next year. Conant is noted for rapid progress in athletics.
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Westhampton College
WCAA
Elsie Minter
Toni Reid
Betty Ann Gustafson
Helen Conant
Miss Minter
Betty Gustafson
No Stars To Shine On Millhiser As Junior-Senior Plans Fade
Power shortages from coal mine strikes force cancellation of all social events at University of Richmond. Westhampton co-eds push to save energy while Richmond College nixes dances including the Junior-Senior and Veterans Club events. Dean Pinchbeck cites Virginia Corporate Council ruling. Lights in dormitories stay on. class and campus activities remain uncertain.
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Millhiser
University of Richmond
Westhampton
Richmond College
Veterans’ Club
Millhiser Gymnasium
William and Mary
Raymond B. Pinchbeck
Virginia Corporate Council
Dean Pinchbeck
Fall Registration Set For May 15-17
The office of Dean Raymond B. Pinchbeck announced 1946 47 fall and winter term registration for Richmond College men. Registration runs May 15 16 17 in the Administration Building with cards schedules and advising in rooms C and B and an alphabetical split to ease crowds.
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Raymond B. Pinchbeck
Richmond College
Seniors Must Order Graduation Invitations Today or Tomorrow
Seniors must place invitations with Buddy Mayo in the Student Shop by 1 30 p.m. Saturday May 11. See editorial page for the senior exam schedule.
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Buddy Mayo
Dean May L Keller to retire as Westhampton College dean
Dean May L Keller, who has led Westhampton College since 1914, will retire on July 1 at age 68. She cites desire for more writing and travel as the reason, noting the college is at peak enrollment and she plans future writing projects and library research trips to Europe and South America. Her replacement remains unannounced.
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May L. Keller
Westhampton College
Westhampton
Dr. Keller
Goucher College
Miss Keller
Berlin
Heidelberg
Phi Beta Kappa
Pi Beta Phi
American Association of University Women
South America
Europe
T C Williams Alumni Banquet Highlights War-Era Law School Service
More than two hundred members of the T C Williams Law School alumni gathered at the John Marshall Hotel on April 26 for the fifth annual Alumni banquet. Governor William M. Tuck and University President F W Boatwright attended along with other Virginia bench and bar leaders.
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T. C. Williams Law School
John Marshall Hotel
William M. Tuck
F. W. Boatwright
Ernest Dervishian
Bench
Bar of Virginia
Dr. Boatwright
Dean Ray Doubles
Law School
U.S. Patent Office
Richmond
Westhampton
Patent Office
Virginia State Bar Association
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Mallory
Wilbourne
Cash
U of R
Betty Edwardson
Dean May L. Keller
T.C. Williams
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