Shakespearean Farce Tonight The Merry Wives of Windsor
University Players stage Shakespeare's The Merry Wives of Windsor tonight and tomorrow with Salvatore Casale as Falstaff. Dagmar Jacobson Mrs Ford and Mary Buxton Mrs Page star in a lively comedy of love and mischief directed to the stage at the Playhouse.
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University Players
Merry Wives of Windsor
Playhouse
Salvatore Vincent Casale
Sir John Falstaff
Shakespeare
Queen Elizabeth
Falstaff
Tutwiler Earns Chair of Interfra ternity Council Dance Committee
Tutwiler was elected chair of the Interfraternity Council dance committee at a council meeting on Tuesday night. He defeated Carlson Thomas 12 to 8 to lead the committee succeeding Bill Morrison. Tutwiler, a Kappa Alpha member, will see a judiciary panel appointed by Dr. Thomas to rule on rushing code violations next season, a panel last named in the previous year.
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Stanford Tutwiler
Interfraternity Council
Tutwiler
Carlson Thomas
Bill Morrison
Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Dr. Thomas
Co-ords To Tan The Sun Opens At Westhampton
The sun bath opens at Westhampton prompting buyouts of healing salves cold creams and sunglasses by drug stores and five and tens. The piece notes lobster red and sunburnt bodies with blondes turning crimson and brunettes risking blisters, while redheads freckle or pink.
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Westhampton
Palm Beach
Seniors Vote Gift For New Building
The senior class voted Wednesday to donate a furniture or equipment item to the Student Activities building as a parting gift. Davis Mottley will head the gift committee with Roswell Bowers and Moses Payton on the panel. The item will be labeled as a gift of the class of 1989.
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Davis Mottley
Presiden Leitch
Roswell Bowers
Moses Payton
Alumni Association
Summer School Adds New Course at University of Richmond
The University of Richmond Summer School of Arts Sciences and Law will run June 12 to August 11 with Accounting as the new subject. More courses will be offered in English chemistry biology psychology and education. Enrollment is expected to exceed last year’s peak of 264 students says Director W L Prince. Visiting instructors include Thomas D Eason W Daniel Elis and Louise Broaddus. Courses aid teachers degree or certificate renewal and pre medical studies while graduate work leads to a master’s degree.
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University of Richmond Summer School of Arts
Sciences
W. L. Prince
City of
Richmond
Thomas D. Eason
W. Daniel Elis
Albert H. Hill
Louise 2. Broaddus
Prince
Merton EB. Carver
Glee Club Problems Raise Attendance Concerns at Richmond
W T Sinclair addressed the Richmond College Planning Commission detailing the glee club's yearlong issue with members missing practice. He noted varying singer groups each week impaired efficiency and urged forming a committee to judge concert readiness and scheduling regular class-period practices.
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Glee Club
W. T. Sinclair
Richmond College Planning Commission
Sinclair
Seniors eye graduate work in medicine law business ministry
Richmond College seniors show rising interest in graduate study with twenty six planning fall entry. Fellowships aid finances. nine plan Virginia teaching jobs. thirty seven seek business roles in Richmond area. Medical College of Virginia leads with five entrants, T C Williams four, Harvard two, Iowa two. two ministerial students head to Louisville and Emory. Ed Wortham aims for Columbia medical school. Mose Peyton earns Johns Hopkins fellowship for advanced medicine.
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Richmond College
Richmond
Virginia
Medical College of Virginia
T. C. Williams Law School
Harvard Graduate School
Business
University of Iowa
Southern Baptist Seminary
Louisville
Emory Seminary
Georgia
Ed Wortham
the Collegian
Columbia
Mose Peyton
Johns Hopkins
Here
Area Graduates Plan Medical Missions and Seminary Paths
Dick Saunders will finish at Rochester Medical College and then pursue medical mission work abroad as a Baptist. Bob Wallace and Ben McClure were chosen by Wicks Chemical Company for studies before joining firm roles. Joe Cameron plans Emory Seminary study and ministry, while Hunter Martin and J. B. Secrist intend to return to Richmond after their studies.
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Rochester Medical College
Dick Saunders
Saunders
Bob Wallace
Ben McClure
Wicks Chemical Company
Emory Seminary
Georgia
Joe Cameron
Hunter Martin
J. B. Secrist
Richmond
Kemp To Headline Coast to Coast Dance Night
Hal Kemp and his orchestra will play the final dances at Millhiser Gymnasium on June 6 with an afternoon tea dance preceding at 5:00 PM. Maxine Gray will sing while Saxie Dowell, Nan Wyn, Eddie Kusby, Harry Willford, and Bob Allen perform. Kemp’s popularity spans national polls and recent work includes RKO’s Radio City Revels of 1988.
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Hal Kemp
Columbia Broadcasting System
Millhiser Gymnasium
Kemp
Bill Morrison
Maxine Gray
Saxie Dowell
Nan Wyn
Eddie Kusby
Harry Willford
Bob Allen
RKO
Radio City
Rev McElory Speaks At Vespers Service
The Rev. I. 8. McElroy will speak at the weekly vespers in the Greek Theatre Sunday at 7 00 P M. He is a Richmond resident known for Bible Society work and serves as secretary treasurer of the Bible Society of Virginia and district secretary of the American Bible Society.
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Rev. I. 8. McElroy
McElroy
Richmond
American Bible Society
The
Bible Society of Virginia
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