Westhampton College to stage A Mid-Summer Night's Dream
Westhampton College Government Association presents Shakespeare's comedy A Mid Summer Night's Dream at Luther H H Jenkins Greek Theatre Friday and Saturday nights at 8 85. The cast includes Anne Gibson Grace Collins Betty Gather Fannie Craddock Roberta Beckner Joy Hodgkins Lola Varney and Mary Virginia Roberts with Mary Alice Wagner and Jacqueline Jardine as stage manager.
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Westhampton College Thespians
Luther HH. Jenkins
Frank Apperly
Richmond
Westhampton College Government Association
William Shakespeare
Anne Gibson
Oberon
Grace Collins
Betty Gather
Puck
Fannie Craddock
Hermia
Roberta Beckner
Demetrius
Joy Hodgkins
Lysander
Lola Varney
Helena
Mendelssohn
Faries
Queen Titania
Mary Virginia Roberts
King Oberon
Harriet Willingham
Joyce Brandt
Katherine Beale
Mary Alice Wagner
Marcella Hammock
Jane Gill
Phyllis Dwyer
Carmen Wong
Alice O'Brien
Jacqueline Jardine
MB Chooses Officers For Mortar Board Leaders
The Mortar Board national honorary leadership society names its 1952 officers Janet Storm elected president by March tapping ceremonies. Barbara Cawthorne is vice president, Desiree Stuart-Alexander secretary, Harriett Stubbs treasurer, and Barbara Ferre editor.
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Mortar Board
National Honorary Leadership Society
Janet Storm
Barbara Cawthorne
Desiree Stuart-Alexander
Harriett Stubbs
Barbara Ferre
Newman Club elects officers for 1951 52 session
The Newman Club elected officers for the 1951 52 term with Jimmy Beck as president, Charles Reidelbach as vice president, Bob Hacke as treasurer, and Pat Saffron as secretary. Father Joseph Gagan will serve as chaplain.
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Newman Club
Jimmy Beck
Charles Reidelbach
Bob Hacke
Pat Saffron
Joseph Gagan
IFC Selects Top Men for Next Year
Ira Druckman of Phi Alpha was elected president of the Interfraternity Council for the coming school year at last Wednesday’s meeting. Jim Sipe of Phi Kappa Sigma became vice president, while William F. Gaylor, a faculty member, was unanimously re elected secretary. The council set next year’s event dates and planned a November 17 campus dance with a name band on the University of Richmond campus.
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Ira Druckman
Phi Alpha Fraternity
Interfraternity Council
Jim Sipe
Phi Kappa Sigma
William F. Gaylor
Univerity of Richmond
Mrs Lena Loving University professor's wife buried in Virginia
Mrs Lena Fraver Loving aged 80 wife of Dr R B Loving professor emeritus of physics at the University of Richmond died last Friday in Charlottesville. A grave side service was held Monday at Lyles Baptist Church Cemetery near Wilmington Fluvanna County. She was a Hollins College graduate and studied piano at the Peabody Conservatory. Surviving relatives include Dr Loving two sisters two brothers seven nieces and four nephews.
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Lena Fraver Loving
R. BR. Loving
University of Richmond
Loving
Charlottesville
Dr. Loving
W. H. Sader
Lyles Baptist Church
Wilmington
Fluvanna County
Hollins College
Paoabody Conservatory of Music
Baltimore
Richmond College
University of Misouri
Midwest
Richmond
Grove Avenue Baptist Church
Its
Missionary Society
The
Baptist Home For Ladies
Musicians’ Club of
Every Monday Club
Louise Goodwin Frazer
Glen
Westhampton Harlequin Club nominates 15 for year
Fifteen Westhampton girls have been nominated for Harlequin Club by three from each class. Junior nominees include Betty Edmonds Barbara Ferre Betty Hurt Isabel Sanford and Joy Selby. Sophomores include Mary Creath Jo Fugate Dotty Hicks Mary Hurt and Pat Moran. Freshmen are Patsy Barkey Ann Hanbury Edith Jackson Jane Gill and Becky Pilcher.
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Westhampton
Harlequin Club
Richmond College
Betty Edmonds
Barbara Ferre
Betty Hurt
Isabel Sanford
Joy Selby
Mary Creath
Jo Fugate
Dotty Hicks
Mary Hurt
Pat Moran
Patsy Barkey
Ann Hanbury
Edith Jackson
Jane Gill
Becky Pilcher
Final Classes Close Today At University Of Richmond
The spring semester of 1950-51 ends with exams beginning tomorrow and running for two weeks. The final exam is set for May 1, and commencement occurs June 4. Selective Service tests will take place May 26 June 16 and June 30, prompting the adjusted exam schedule.
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University of Richmond
University publications seek editorial applicants
The University Board of Publications announces open applications for editor positions on the Messenger Collegian and Web. Any student with a C average may apply, regardless of current staff status. The deadline extends to noon May 21 due to few responses.
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University Board of Publications
the Messenger
Collegian
Web
Mitchell Forensic Society elects officers for next term
The Forensic Society of 5S. C. Mitchell completed its officer elections begun May 7 with William Chaffin named president, Phil Snider vice president, Jess Walters secretary, John Wooldridge treasurer, Ward Harkrader representative to the Forensic Council, Jim Beck parliamentarian, Llewellyn Gary forensic critic, and Gerald Ezekiel sergeant at arms. Hal J. Bonney received the retiring president’s gavel in gratitude.
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Mitchell Forensic Society
William Chaffin
Phil Snider
Jess Walters
John Wooldridge
Ward Harkrader
Jim Beck
Llewellyn Gary
Gerald Ezekiel
S. C. Mitchell
Hal J. Bonney
University of Richmond to Honor Six with Degrees
Six honorary degrees to be awarded at June 4 commencement. Notables include J. Hillis Miller and Willis D. Miller in Doctor of Laws, Blanche S. White in Doctor of Letters, Overton D. Dennis in Doctor of Science, and ministers O. W. Sawyer and William B. Denson in Doctor of Divinity.
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University of Richmond
Benet
J. Hillis Miller
University of Florida
Willis D. Miller
Supreme Court of Appeals
Virginia
Blanche S. White
Woman's Missionary Union
Baptist General Association of Virginia
Grace Landrum
William and Mary College
Overton D. Dennis
Richmand
O. W. Sawyer
Union Baptist Church
Chincoteague
William B. Denson
Melrose Baptist Church
Roanoke
George M. Modlin
Luther H. Jenkins
Justice Willis Miller
Willis Miller
Willis
Hillis
Miller
State of New York
Keuka College
Keuka Park
N. Y
Bucknell University
Bucknell
Justice Miller
Richmond
Paula Abernethy Wins Altrusa Award at Westhampton
Paula Ruth Abernethy of Lenoir North Carolina received a $100 Altrusa cash award at Westhampton College chapel in Richmond. Virginia Valentine cited her scholarship citizenship and interest in international affairs.
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Paula Ruth Abernethy
Lenoir
N. C
Westhampton College
Altrusa Club
Richmond
Virginia Valentine
Miss Abernethy
YWCA
Piret Koljo
Estonia
Westhampton
Elizabeth Munsey
Lynchburg
Jane Gill
Eleanor Wright
Hampton
College Government Association
Athletic Association
Keys
Association
Henrietta Dow
Portsmouth
Elizabeth Luke
Covington
Joyce Gladding
Caret
Diane Evans
Ann Tharpe
Hyattsville
Louise Tull
Charlottesville
Desiree Stuart-Alexander
New York
Next Seamuster
Miss Wright
SAM Elects Leaders For 1951 52 Session
James Beck elected president of the Society for the Advancement of Management for 1951 52. Roy Cayton named vice president BE Ei Cosby treasurer and Alan Dulaney secretary at the society meeting Monday.
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James Beck
Society For the Advancement of Management
Roy Cayton
BE. Ei. Cosby
Alan Dulaney
Draft Qualification Exam Dates Shift for College Students
The Selective Service Educational Testing Service announced extended deadlines for College Qualification Test applications to May 25 1951 and postponed draft action on college students until test results and scholastic standing are in. Local boards will use test scores and college records to assess deferment eligibility, with July 12 and June 16/30 test dates noted for religious observances.
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al Coates
Selective Service
Educational
Educational Testing Service
Senate Hears Freshman Ratting Plan and Awards Honor Council
In a final semester meeting the BC Senate discussed next year's ratting period with Sophomore Class President Jim Clark and Sophomore Ratting Chairman John Dorsey. They favored a short vigorous ratting for freshmen, opposing Coach Merrick's plan to rat until Thanksgiving. The Senate referred the issue to the ratting committee and granted $30 to the Honor Council. Art Drenios urged aid for University Players after a summer playhouse fire, seeking a substantial appropriation for the coming year.
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BC Senate
Jim Clark
John Dorsey
Dorsey
Clark
Merrick
Senate
Honor Council
Art Drenios
Drenios
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Bard
IFC
Lena Loving
C. Mitchell
Paula Abernethy
Altrusa Award
SAM
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