Cooperation brings Plain and Fancy to campus November 20 21
The University plans a full production of Plain and Fancy with cooperation from all arts divisions. Rehearsals on campus lead to final performances off campus in a city high school auditorium. Stage roles and crew staff are sought from leads chorus costumes building lighting publicity and orchestra with names to contact Bar ura Worrell Jack Welsh or Bill Smith.
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Hain and Paney
Fine Arts Council
Plain and Fancy
Jack Welsh
Harold Wiesner
Mr. Williams
Me. Erb
Weasells
Barura Worrell
Bill Smith
Clark To Deliver Graduation Talk
Graduation exercises begin Sunday June 7 at 7 30 pm with a Baccalaureate service in Gannon Memorial Chapel led by Rev Woodrow W Clark of the First Baptist Church in Royal Oak Michigan. Monday features a 3 50 to 4 50 pm senior reception in Keller Hall followed by commencement at 7 30 led by President Colgate W Darden of the University of Virginia.
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Gannon Memorial Chapel
Woodrow W. Clark
First Baptist Church
Royal Oak
Mich
Modlin
Keller Hall
Colgate W. Darden
University of Virginia
University Players Name Jack Welsh President for 1959 60
Jack Welsh is chosen president of the University Players for the 1959 60 academic year. Officers include Robert Cayedo as vice president Helen Nitti as secretary and Bill Smith as business manager. Sherry West is Fine Arts Council representative and Les Flynn is House representative. Ten new members are initiated tonight.
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Jack Welsh
University Players
Robert Cayedo
Helen Nitti
Bill Smith
Sherry West
Fine Arts Council
House
Les Flynn
Yondie Childress
Gary Pusfild
Edie Graves
Rose Marie Paradis
Shirley Satterfield
Evelyn Spivey
Athletic Association Banquet Set For May 20 Honors Varsity Letter Winners
The annual Athletic Association Banquet will be held May 20 in the court dining hall at 6 30 p m Invitations will be mailed. Girls earning varsity letters in three sports will receive white blazers. Other varsity participants and class cheerleaders will be honored. Individual track awards will also be presented.
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Athletic Association
Court Dining Hall
Dormitory Infirmary Dedication At University
University students and returning alumni are invited to a noon Saturday ceremony dedicating the new dormitory infirmary. The infirmary will be presented by Dr. Theodore F. Adams of First Baptist Church on behalf of Clilborne Robins, whose gifts funded the building.
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University
Theodore F. Adams
First Baptist Church
BE. Clilborne Robins
Jiving Jeters To Present Pop Programs
The Jiving Jeters, a popular singing quintet, perform for the Women's Club of Richmond at the Virginia Country Club at 2 p.m. today and plan a return engagement to Mary Washington College with the Leaguers accompaniment from 8 to 10 p.m. Their varied repertoire includes ballads.
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Wultrotan
Jeters
Country Club of Virginia
Mary Washington College
Tomorow
Richmond
Woman's Club of
Singing Five
Virginia Country Club
Freshmen Plant Maple Tree in Westhampton Ceremony
Westhampton freshmen held a double ceremony featuring a tree planting and a birthday party. Kitty Borum presented a maple tree to the University, accepted by Dr. George Modlin. Each student cast a shovel of dirt while deans and the advisor watched.
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Westhampton
Kitty Borum
George Modlin
University
Alumni Day Focuses on Classrooms Dormitory Dedication
Robins Memorial Hall dedicated as new men’s dormitory kicks Alumni Day at Richmond College and Westhampton. About 800 to 1000 graduates expected to revisit old classrooms and renew ties with former teachers and classmates. UR baseball team caps 1906 era as William and Mary visits.
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Robins Memorial Hall
Richmond College
ODK
Millhiser
William and Mary College
Tryouts Scheduled In Greek Theatre For Cheerleaders
Tryouts for next year's University cheerleaders will be held on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons at 4 30 in the Greek Theatre. Three girls and three boys will be chosen to fill vacancies. Qualifications require one year as a West Hampton cheerleader and good academic standing as a sophomore or junior. Students from Richmond College or the Business School urged to try out.
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Westhampton
Richmond College
Business School
Big Little Sisters Banquet for 1959 and 1961 Classes
The Westhampton College Big Little Sister banquet for the classes of 1959 and 1961 will be held on Thursday May 21. Each class sponsor will receive a gift and every sophomore will get a circle pin plus a special pillow. The 1960 and 1962 groups held their gathering on May 12 with a sing on the green.
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Westhampton College
Faculty backs changes to curb study-time draining activities
Westhampton faculty, led by Miss Jean Wright, reviewed the student activities committee recommendations in February. They urged reducing time consuming events while preserving key activities and suggested a new faculty student advisory panel with equal representation to reassess campus programs.
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Lee Kidd
Jean Wright
Westhampton
Josephine Tucker
Miss Wright
Miss Tucker
Wright
Gloria Walker
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