Progressives Sweep Campus Elections Amid Low Losses
Progressive candidates won 13 of 15 officer seats across Senior Junior and Sophomore classes with George Storke and Russell Walton among presidents. The Better Government party captured two posts, Booky Shotter as vice president and Michael West as senator, while turnout boosted by open politics at the inauguration.
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Progressive Party
Clusa Cave
Louis Tobias
Paul Somers
Charles Baden
Better Government Party
Booky Shotter
Buford Brandis
John D. Powell
Dink Todd
Jack Staples
Michael West
Mitchell Katz
Russell Walton
Clyde Hardy
Curtin Hay
Stuart Graham
France Alvis
Edwin Thornton
Roswell Bowers
Shanks Wilborn
John Faw
Ralph Moore
Tommy Johnson
George Storke
Monroe Welsh
William Morrison
Nash Wrodddus
Avalon Marchant
Merrill O'Connor
Buddy Gurthright
Bragdon Bolling
James Mundy
Robert Martin
Maurice Vituky
Cast Selected For Final Play Of Comedy of Errors
Cast for the Comedy of Errors to be staged June 6 at Luther Jenkins Greek Theatre has been announced by Allan Williams. The lineup includes Mitchell Mackarland James King Phillip King Edward Mitchell Bilmer Miller Edward Miller Milton Leantk Buddy Moore Donald Trump Harold Phillips William Fallis George Orphanoid Monty Snellings Gladys Caswell Margaret Bowers Eisie Mitchell Mildred Weghardt Ruth Stephenson. Rehearsals begin next week with scenery minimal and Shakespearean in style. Lighting duties assigned to Roy Newton and Russ Walton.
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Luther Jenkins Greek Theatre
Alton Williams
Dramatics
Mitchell Mackarland
James King
Phillip King
Eoward Mitchell
Bilmer Miller
Edward Miller
Milton Tleantk
Buddy Moore
Donald Trump
Harold Phillips
William Fallis
George Orphanidge
Monty Snellings
Gladys Caswell
Margaret Bowers
Eisie Mitchell
Mildred Weghardt
Ruth Stephenson
Roy Newton
Russ Walton
Senior Day at University Playhouse Honors Three-Letter Athletes
The Collegian reports a Senior Day ceremony on May 22 at the University Playhouse to honor senior athletes with three letters. President I W Boatwright and Dean Raymond St Winchbeck will preside. Alfred J Dickinson will speak and awards, including monogram sweaters, will be presented by Parrard Gilman.
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University Playhouse
Collegian
Glenn Thistlethwaite
I W. Boatwright
Raymond St. Winchbeck
Alfred J. Dickinson
Parrard Gilman
Conach Thistlethwaite
George Lady
Herbert Hash
Winfree Brown
Stanley Cleeke
Woodrow Clark
Willis Wills
Thistlethwaite
Ames appoints court members for 1986 session
Ames appoints W R Bethel A J Dillard G C McKown W D Williams and HW J Yudkin to serve on the flower Court. Dillard and Williams will also attend as representatives during the upcoming summer term.
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John Ty Ames
T. @. Williams Law School
W. R. Bethel
A. J. Dillard
G. ¢. McKown
W. D. Williams
HW. J. Yudkin
Dillard and Willams
Final Number Of Messenger Appears Soon
Richmond College Messenger issue to be released Wednesday May 20 containing four short stories including It Don t Mean a Thing by Allan Nixon and Homeward Trail by Cleveland Kern. Features include poetry by Motte Martin and G Hughes, war sketches by Herbert Headen, a debate on arming Veterans of Future Wars, and a new Borrowed Tips column.
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Richmond College Messenger
Richmond College
Wdaward
Clyde Praneisco
Olman
Cleveland Kern
Messenger
Kern
Motte Martin
G. Hughes
Herbert Headen
Russell Tate
George ©. Harper
Sage
Sugase
Cleveland Sern
Paper-Doll Craze Grips College Tiny Stage Plays
A college class showcases miniature stagecraft built by students led by a professor who laments shifting home life to the campus. The exhibit features works like Hotel Universe and Salome with several other tiny plays and a living room set, opening Tuesday at the Playhouse.
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Henry Snellings
Hamilton Eastow
Helene Miller
Mary Virginia White
Augusta Straus
Leaders Report In Student Drive At University of Richmond
Joseph P. Nettles notes student contributions to the University of Richmond's 500000 development program funded by a luncheon at the Richmond hotel. Campaign director Charles Nyland reports canvassing every student with Alfred J. Hickinson Granger Weat aiding. Glee Club led by Pred Laushon performed as campus posters and newspapers backed the effort to raise six hundred thousand for a central library and a gymnasium social center at Weathampton College.
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University of Richmond
Richmond
Charles Nyland
Alfred J. T Hckinson
Richmond College
Granger Weat
3 Cc. Williams School
TAAW
Glee Club
Pred Laushon
Weathampton College
Popular West Coast Act to Feature Duke Blue Devils
Ted Piorito leads his popular or chestra the Wesel Coast will appear for the second night of finals dances. Les Brown and his Duke University Blue Devils open the set Monday. The Debutants plus 17 year Battle artists join, with Candy as a featured act. Piorito is a five star entertainer in demand, and his fan base carries substantial insurance policies. Brown’s unit gains radio exposure, while the Blue Devils split performances.
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Ted Piorito
Wesel
Junie Diggs
Interfraternity Council
Les Brown
Duke University
Blue Devila
Diggs
Bklorito
Rocky Mount
North
Candy
Biorito
California
Miorite
Brown
South
Blue Devils
Reception Held for Librarians During National Convention
About four hundred librarians in Richmond for the National Convention of the American Library Association attended a reception hosted by Dean May Keller at Westhampton Court. The event followed earlier campus tours for delegates from across the United States and foreign countries, with more functions planned through Saturday.
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Richmond
American Library Association
Dean May Keller
Westhampton Court
United Sates
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Better Government
Ewell
Somers
Ames
Storms College
Helene
Augusta
Winlow
Orry
Phillips
Jackie
Hodges
Playhouse
Rur
Judith Todges
Douging Gee
An Ton
Louise Gano
Margaret Carpenter
Jerry Epstein
Duke
By Joseph BP. Nettles
West Coast
Keller
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