Seniors Elect Joe Fortunato In Weak Voting At Richmond
Joe Fortunato led the Senior Class ballot for president in a low turnout with 46 votes against Bareford 24 as Cooperative Party gains dominate student elections at Richmond. Dick Hague won sophomore senator amid disqualifications while other officers were elected amid campus disinterest.
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Joe Fortunato
Richmond
Glass
Cooperative Party
Dick Hague
Wilton Young
Young
Dave Greenburg
Cooperative
Milton Miller
Howard Moore
Fortunato
Johnny Schools
Jimmy Barnett
Willard Burton
Stanley Watts
Pat Fenlon
George Gasser
Buddy Poteat
Pierce Ellis
Jimmy Hatcher
Bill Decker
Decker
Joe Laluna
Thad Crump
Greenburg
Hague
Bareford
Graham
Barnett
Burton
Watts
Penton
Gasser
Walthall
Informal dances as Woody Herman to headline final Millhiser Gym events
The Interfraternity Dance Committee announces June 1 and 2 finals at Millhiser Gym with Woody Herman and Frankie Masters. Due to gas rationing, men will dress informally as girls keep formal gowns, and streetcar travel is eased for attendees. Tickets range 4.60 for subscribers and 6.50 for non subscribers for the two nights plus tea concert.
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Woody Herman
Frankie Masters
Millhiser
Skee Goode
Interfraternity Dance Committee
Goode
F. W. Boatwright
Tex
Herman
Dr Wheeler Seeks Immediate Diploma Fee Payment
Dr Charles H Wheeler treasurer reminds Senior Class members to pay the $5 diploma fee by May 28 1942 so names appear in the Commencement Program. Richmond College students pay the Treasurer's Office and Westhampton College students pay the Westhampton Dean's Office. unawarded fees will be refunded.
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Charles H. Wheeler
Treas
Richmond College
Westhampton College
Westhampton
University exhibit showcases impressionistic portraits by students
Reporter reviews the University of Richmond student art exhibit set for May 30. Impressions of models are rendered in varied styles, highlighting works by Dolly Lederer, Mary Lou Duval, Louise Hall, Dagmar Jacobsen, and Regine.
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Helen Herrink
University of Richmond
Marcia Silvette
Dolly Lederer
Westhampton
Sally Gonzalez
Mary Lou Duval
Gordon ReMine
ReMine
Miss Duval
Regine
Louise Hall
Miss Hall
Dagmar Jacobsen
Miss Jacobsen
18 Girls Crenshaw To Spot Planes For Summer Session
Westhampton women led by Miss Fanny G Crenshaw join summer duty watching for planes atop the chemistry building. Seniors juniors and underclasswomen from Westhampton volunteer four hours weekly through September under guidance of Joseph E Nettles civic air raid precautions director at the University of Richmond.
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Crenshaw
Fanny G. Crenshaw
Department of Physical Education
Westhampton
Nancy Davis
Ninita Gonzalez
Evelyn McAuley
Betty Sessler
Mary Grace Scherer
Lila Wicker
Gene Woodfin
Ann Arwood
Frances Beazley
Mary Elder
Helen Herrink
Shirley Huxter
Florine Nuckols
Ann Call
Dorothy Connell
Betsy Rice
Peggy Clark
Ruth Maris
Cole and Beazley Named Editors of Handbooks
Marvin Cole and Frances Beazley were named editors of the Richmond and Westhampton Handbooks. Cole, a Sigma Alpha Epsilon member and junior, has served on the Web and Messenger staffs for two years. Beazley, a junior, is retiring as Westhampton editor of the Collegian.
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Marvin Cole
Frances Beazley
Richmond
Westhampton
Cole
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Web
Messenger
Miss Beazley
Collegian
University of Richmond Commencement Week Events
Commencement Week runs May 20 to June 2 with social events across campuses. Westhampton alumnae registration May 30 at 11 A.M., Richmond and Law alumni noon, then luncheons at 1 P.M. Dinner at 6 P.M. Academic Procession May 31 at Cannon Memorial Chapel. Commencement address by Judge John J. Parker.
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University of Richmond
Westhampton
Social Center
Richmond and Law
Sarah Brunet Hall
Richmond College and Law School
Cannon Memorial Chapel
Floyd W. Putney
D.D
Newport News
Luther H. Jenkins
John J. Parker
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Charlotte, N
Interfraternity Council votes to inaugurate lottery system
The Interfraternity Council unanimously approved a lottery plan to assign eleven fraternities to two parties with the remaining to the smaller group. Kinsey of Sigma Phi Epsilon proposed the method and The Collegian had pressed for it for two months. The drawing will occur next fall with several fraternities already aligned in the cooperative.
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Interfraternity Council
Richmond College
Collegian
Ralph Kinsey
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Kinsey
Guy Friddell
Theta Chi
Phi Gamma Delta
Phi Delta Theta
Kappa Alpha
Phi Alpha
Pi Kappa Alpha
Kappa Sigma
Phi Kappa Sigma
Lambda Chi Alpha
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Richmond students urged to follow Westhampton visiting rules
Dean Raymond B. Pinchbeck reported that Richmond College men have been visiting Westhampton College’s Activities Building Tearoom and Lounge outside scheduled hours. He urged all students to observe strictly the Westhampton visitation rules and cooperate with faculty.
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Raymond B. Pinchbeck
Collegian
Richmond College
Westhampton
Westhampton College
Pinchbeck
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