Six Westhampton seniors win fellowships for study abroad 1962-63
Six Westhampton seniors receive graduate study fellowships for 1962 63. Nancy Carmack will attend Duke University on a Ford Foundation grant for a Master of Arts in teaching English and education. Diane Light earns a $2 000 fellowship at the University of Wisconsin in history. Gail Matthews pursues experimental psychology at the University of Kentucky with a National Defense Fellowship of 2 000 plus tuition. Barbara Sue Oglesby studies toward a master's in mathematics at the University of North Carolina. Janet Parrish receives a 2 000 assistantship for library science at the University of North Carolina. Mary Kay Williams, English major from Arlington, will study theology at New College Edinburgh University and plans World Council of Churches work after graduation.
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Westhampton
Nancy Carmack
Duke University
Ford Foundation
Miss Carmack
the Messenger
Phi Beta Kappa
Mortar Board
Who's Who
Phi Alpha Theta
Pi Delta Epsilon
Kappa Delta Pi
Coninaran
Gail Matthews
University of Kentucky
National Defense
Psi Chi
Psychology Club
Miss Matthew
Psi Chi Book
Barbara Sue Oglesby
University of North Carolina
Misa Oglesby
Lexington
Miss Oglesby
Cgouthoran
Mary Kay Williams
Arlington
Miss Williams
New College of the University of Edinburgh
Westley
Helsland
World Council of Churches
Sshe
Recital by Harrell and Cosby at University of Richmond
Betty Harrell and Ann Cosby present a piano recital Sunday at 4 pm in Keller Hall University of Richmond. The public is admitted free. Both are from Portsmouth and top Westhampton piano majors. Cosby plays Schumann Scenes of Childhood and Ravel Sonatine. Harrell performs Beethoven Sonata Op 14 No 1 and three Debussy preludes.
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University of Richmond
Department of Music
Betty Harrell
Ann Cosby
Keller Hall
Miss Cosby
Miss
Debussy
Anacapri
Open editorial staff positions at Richmond Companion
The Richmond Companion seeks applicants for all types of columns reporting or editing roles including religious news editor sports editor and photographer. Submit applications by May 22 to Editor Box 67 University of Richmond Virginia.
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Cot.leotan
Richmond Conpeaian
University of Richmond
Virginia
Alumni Day at University of Richmond honors 1912 graduates
The University of Richmond marked a 50th anniversary for the class of 1912 with a Saturday Alumni Day. Notables present included Rep J Vaughan Gary and Dr Francis Pendleton Gaines. James B Erb led a final musical program before his Harvard study grant.
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James B. Erb
Harvard
Danforth
Spiders
John Clayton
Richmond College
WORG
Edgar Shrum
J. Vaughan Gary
Virginia
Gary
Francis Pendleton Gaines
Washington and Lee University
Sterling
Cook
Napa
California
Henry M. Taylor
Westhampton
Alton Williams
R. Clifton Long
Senior Art Majors Exhibit Opens in Keller Hall
Five University of Virginia senior art majors Anyce Cameron Jet Hart Ellen November Bess Taylor and Carolyn Whittaker display works in oils collage drawings ink charcoal and more at Keller Hall Reception Room May 14 to 21 The review notes a broad range from conservative to radical with strong emphasis on color and form amid campus arts growth.
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Borron
Keller Hall
Bill Smith
Rpi-Iam
Public Enemy
Westend
University
Virginia
East
Anyce Cameron
Jet Hart
Ellen November
Bess Taylor
Carolyn Whittaker
Final Recital Scheduled at University of Richmond
The University of Richmond will host a final season recital on May 22 at 8:15 p.m. in Keller Hall. Performers include Letty Lee Sloan soprano, Sue Ligon contralto, Betty Cheyney mezzo soprano, Dennis McEntire violin, Samantha Embrey clarinet, Barbara Gardner piano, and Mary K. Cross piano. Accompanists are Nancy Fulcher Barbara Gardner Marilyn McIntire and Dr. Timothy Miller.
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University of Richmond
Keller Hall
Letty Lee Sloan
Alessandro Scarlatti
Faure
Duparo
Sue Ligon
Aaron Jopland
Mahler
Betty Cheyney
Mezzosoprano
Dennis McEntire
Tartini
Handel
Stravinsky
Samantha Embrey
Barbara Gardner
Haydn
Mary K. Cross
Mozart
Nancy Fulcher
Marilyn McIntire
Timothy Miller
UR Band Elects Officers At Annual Banquet
The University Band held its annual banquet at the Hot Shoppes on Grace Street. Officers elected for next year are Charles McKinney president Lee Hill vice president Steve Blood treasurer Wayne Paul and Sandra Shaw librarians and Ed Shrum and Al Millar property managers.
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University
Hot Shoppes
Grace Street
Charles McKinney
Lee Hill
Steve Blood
Wayne Paul
Sandra Shaw
Ed Shrum
al Millar
Koys
Mac Angell
John Buck
Samantha Embrey
Lee Stroud
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Europe
Harrell
Cosby
William and Mary Indians
School of Business Administration
T. CG. Williams School of Law
Millhiser Gymnasium
Orchesis
By Bill Smith
UR Band
Charles Baden
Jim Britton
Harriet Clay
George Haselton
J. J. Jepson
Lon Keim
Dick Manson
Ron Odom
George Snead
Anne Stowe
Tom Tucker
Dave Williamson
Robert Barker
Dennis Nossinger
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