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Newspaper

Richmond Collegian

Location

Richmond, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1960

Page

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Richmond Music Major Presents Senior Piano Recital Tonight

Patricia Testerman, a Richmond VA native and Bluefield College transfer, performs her senior piano recital at 6 16 in Keller Hall. The program features Chambonnieres Chaconne, Beethoven in B flat, Bartok Romanian Polka Dances, Debussy preludes, and Brahms Scherzo in E flat minor. She is active in University Chorus, Men’s Glee Club, and leads the Music Club and Young Women’s Auxiliary. Public invited.

University of Richmond Department of Music Patricia “Testerman Kellor Hall Testerman Chambonnieres Beethoven Bartok Debussy Brahms

Forensic Council Elects Fred Sale President

At its final meeting of the year the Forensic Council elected Frederick Sale Jr a Richmond College junior as next year's president. Sale has led the 5 C Mitchell Literary Society and is president of Phi Delta Theta. Ned Heite, from Dover Delaware, was chosen secretary and treasurer after two terms as vice president of the Philologian Literary Society.

Forensic Council Frederick Sale, Jr Richmond College Sale 5. C. Mitchell Literary Society Phi Delta Theta Fraternity Ned Heite Heite Dover Delaware Philologian Literary Society

Bertsch Elected Proxy Of History Fraternity

The University of Richmond chapter of Phi Alpha Theta elected officers for next year at a Monday meeting. Barbara Bertsch became president, Robert Perkins was named vice president, and Dr Noble E Gunningham will serve as secretary treasurer of the chapter.

University of Richmond Phi Alpha Theta National Honorary History Fraternity Barbara Bertsch Robert Perkins Noble E. Gunningham

Alumni Weekend Promises Vaudeville Style Show and Games

Alumni Weekend kicks off tomorrow with Faculty Frolics billed as a giant show. Veteran professors will perform skits to prove vaudeville is alive. The day features a Glee Club on the lawn, a 2:00 baseball game with William and Mary, open house, and evening events after alumni registration at 8:30.

Billy Civaliam N. Wilford Skinner James Roc Mr Danel Samuel W. Stevenson Robert P. Smart Harber Shop Glee Club Millehier

Perkins Chosen President of SC Mitchell Literary Society

Robert Perkins, a Richmond College junior, was elected president of the SC Mitchell Literary Society. He previously served as vice-president and belongs to Phi Delta Theta. John Daugherty, Salem freshman, was elected vice-president and is a Lambda Chi Alpha member. Terry Dr. Yarbroweh, Richmond College sophomore, was elected secretary and treasurer and belongs to Phi Kappa Sigma.

Robert ©. Perkins Richmond College SC. Mitchell Literary Society Phi Delta Theta Fenteernity John Daugherty Salem Lambda Chi Alpha Social Terry Dr. Yarbroweh Phi Kappa Sigua Fraternity

Westhampton Allows Bermudas With Pool Fund Donation

For the first time in Westhampton history students may wear bermudas on campus after contributing 40 cents to the swimming pool fund. Girls payers gain entry to meals and classes on both lake sides, with deans approving the policy and the pool committee enforcing it via paid buttons. Chairman Bm St. Clair leads the three year pool project in cooperation with the Alumnae.

Westhampton Bm St. Clair

Seniors Sneak Away on Mount Olympus Beach Trip

About forty Westhampton seniors left for a beach trip on Sneak Day Monday. Despite a chilly windy day the sun shone and most returned with early tans. The group woke at 6:45 a.m. to bells, spent the day at the beach with games and charades, and returned by 7:30 p.m. The plan involved months of secrecy with about 80 students in on the ruse.

Westhampton Mount Olympus Ome

YMCA To Sponsor Swimming Course For Adults

The Central YMCA at 2 W Franklin St announces a free adult learn to swim campaign for men 16 and up from May 25 to May 27. Classes run morning afternoon and evening under YMCA leadership. A $1 registration is charged but refunded to those attending all five classes.

Central Ymca Franklin Street Ymca Aquatic Leadership

Editors and writers sought by Methodist Publishing House

The Methodist Publishing House seeks young men for management training and young women for writing and editing roles. Preference given to graduates in cheral éics or business administration who wish to serve the church. Located in 16 major cities with offices nationwide. Apply via Placement Supervisor Personnel and Public Relations Division, 201 Eighth Avenue South, Nashville Tennessee 3.

Methodist Publishing House Eighth Avenue South Nashville Tenn

400 Parents Visit Campus To See Sons

More than 400 parents visited Richmond College last Saturday to meet professors, tour a 50 acre campus with student guides, view the library and labs, and attend events including a luncheon with Bank of Virginia director Thomas Boushall and student chair Robert Harnsberger.

Richmond College Thomas C. Boushall Bank of Virginia Robert K. Harnsberger Dean Smart University UVA Westhampton Fraternity Row Richmond

Conway Wins Quiz Finals Amid Tied Top Prize

Bruce Conway a Hampton Virginia high school senior won 2500 in the University of Richmond WRNL Radio Scholarship quiz finals in a run off with Elaine Robertson of Highland Springs high school. Robertson and Jean Atkins of Windsor high school each received 1500 as runners up.

Bruce Conway Hampton University of Richmond Conway

Miss Gloria Walker Resigns to Become Dean at Judson College

Miss Gloria Walker, Westhampton Religious Activities Director since 1955, will resign in June to assume the role of dean of women at Judson College in Alabama. Her years at Westhampton included advisor duties, revival team liaison, retreat chaperone, confidant to students, and YWCA support.

Gloria Walker Westhampton Judson College Alabama Miss Walker North Court The YWCA

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Methodist Robert Barker James Moncure Roger Grant, Jr Fred Sale Bertsch History Fraternity Perkins Literary Society YMCA AL Judson Meurial Webb
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