University of Richmond to award 400 degrees June 5
About 400 graduates from the University of Richmond will receive degrees at the June 5 commencement in the Luther H Jenkins Greek Theater. The largest law class in school history, roughly 65 LL B graduates, will help push total numbers higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther H. Jenkins
University of Richmond
K. L. Llewellyn
Columbia University School of Law
Association of American Law Schools
Quannon Memorial
Ernest L. Honts
Westhampton
Samuel Chiles Mitchell
Douglas 8. Freeman
Board of Trustees
Keller Hall
Allen Weir Freeman
School of Hygiene and Public Health
Johns Hopkins University
Ernest L. Monts
First Baptist Church
Detroit
Joseph R. Johnson
Pocahontas Bassett Baptist Church
Bassett
Rat Council To Be Formed For Freshman Class
Glyde Kenyon announced plans for a Rat Council to guide the 1950-51 freshman program. A six member council will oversee committees on reception cap and books booster decorating dance and publicity with Kenyon and Jim Frye as ex officio members. Orientation through Homecoming Week will lead to officer elections and the class will be known as Spiders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glyde Kenyon
Bud Thomas
Gerry Witherington
Roy Cohn
Charlie Wiltshire
Ronnie Price
Larry Pinneo
Kenyon
Jim Frye
Westhampton Honors 23 For Abilities At Moving Up Chapel
At Moving Up Chapel services Westhampton honors 23 students for leadership and service. Barbara Beattie receives a $100 Altrusa Club award for undergraduate achievement. she is active in Pi Delta Epsilon Mortar Board and Phi Alpha Theta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westhampton
Barbara Beattie
Altrusa Club
Barbara
Collegian
Pi Delta Epsilon
Mortar Board
Phi Alpha Theta
Elizabeth M. Kates
Elizabeth Rowse
Paula Abernathy
Frances Atrighi
Bobbie Brown
Maryglyn Cooper
Libba Eanes
Charlotte Herrink
Liz Latimer
Betty Luke
Elizabeth McRae
Betty Munsey
Gwen Priddy
Ann Rogers
Robbie Beckner
Kathleen Cole
Addie Ricks
Anne Holmes
Marilyn McMurray
Janet Storm
Desiree Stuart
Alexander
Harriett Willingham
Lorraine Chapman
Athletic Association
Jean Bishop
Jane Edmonds
Martha Carpenter
Ellen Largent
Spider Handbook Staff Appointed for 1950-51
The Spider Handbook staff for 1950-51 is appointed by Student Government President Jimmy Payne. Sam Weiman will head the publication with Bob Chadwick and Bill Browne as associate editors. Frank Skinner is circulation manager and Dick Bell oversees advertising. The annual handbook aids freshmen and transfers with campus traditions and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Payne
Sam Weiman
Bob Chadwick
Bill Browne
Frank Skinner
Dick Bell
Editors Named For Next Year's Publications
The Board of Publications announced appointments for next year. Collegian editors include Samuel Weiman as editor-in-chief and Anne Gibson as managing editor. Web editors list Lewis Madison as editor-in-chief and Frances Allen as associate business manager. Messenger editors name Betty Cather as editor-in-chief Milly Wright as associate editor and Albert Pittman as business manager. Further appointments will follow as announced by Dr. C. H. Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Weiman
Bobby Lee Browne
Robert Chadwick
Marvin Rosenberg
Eleanor Pearsons
Anne Gibson
Lewis Madison
Helen Clark
C. Norman Woerner
Frances Allen
Messenger
Betty Cather
Milly Wright
Richard J. Fitz
Albert Pittman
C. H. Wheeler
WC Has New Crop Of June Brides
Westhampton seniors plan June weddings with many brides set for early and mid June. Gatewood Holland to marry Billy Stoneman on July seventh. Helen Lampathakis to wed Dick Kostyal in Hamp ton Virginia on June seventeenth. Mary Sullivan to Cecil K. Tonder Jr at Barton Heights Methodist Church. Ann Doxsey to wed Joe James in Hopewell Virginia. Garol Sidlowsky to marry Paul Glicksman in New York City. Stella Dalton and Jon Wallner to marry June 24 in Pulaski Virginia. Marjorie Parson and Ralph Owen also wed June 24 in Jarratt Virginia. Clarice Ryland to marry Vernon Price in Richmond August fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westhampton
Gatewood Holland
Billy Stoneman
Helen Lampathakis
Dick Kostyal
Hampton
Barton Heights Methodist Church
Mary Sullivan
Cecil K. Tonder, Jr
Ann Doxsey
Joe James
Hopewell
New York City
Garol Sidlowsky
Paul Glicksman
Stella Dalton
Jon Wallner
Christ Episcopal Church
Pulaski
Marjorie Parson
Ralph Owen
Jarratt
Clarice Ryland
Clarice
Vernon Price
Richmond
Blue Skies Theme Dance at Richmond College June 2
The Senior classes of Richmond College and the School of Business Administration host a joint dance on June 2 from 9 to 1 with no admission. Sponsors are Martha Ann Snead and Trene Groves, introduced at intermission, while Dick Radford and his orchestra provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond College
School of Business Administration
Martha Ann Snead
Trene Groves
Miss Snead
Brunette
Richmond
Mount Vernon Junior College
Washington, D. C
Groves
Lovely
Westhampton
Business School
Baltimore
Dick Radford
Ed Kurtz
Sam Patterson
Walt Mahon
Bob Stone
Bob Layne
Tom Howard
Clarence Gray
F. Byers Miller
Joseph E. Nettles
Sam Baker
Annual in Final Printing Process
The Web is in the final printing stage and will be finished next week. After printing the binding will take ten days. Editor Charlie Halloran said some annuals may be ready within ten days and posted notices will appear at the Student Shop. He hopes all copies are ready by graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Halloran
Halloran
Hand writing on Wall Shows Job Shortage
The piece reports a tightening job market for college graduates with Dean Gray noting fewer openings and more effort needed to secure positions. Figures from Richmond College show 54.9 percent of the 200 seniors with jobs lined up and 46 percent undecided or in transit, while Business School seniors show 37 percent employed with others pursuing graduate work or interviews pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Browne
C. J. Gray
Richmond College
Dean Gray
EB. R. Welsch
Business School
Welsch
Business
UR Science Delegates Attend Annual Meet at Roanoke College
Delegates from the University of Richmond science departments attended the Twenty eighth Annual Meeting of the Virginia Academy of Science in Roanoke Virginia on May 11 12 and 18. The Biology department presented papers including A Study of Proteus Species by Dr Strickland Don Baxter and J M Sharpley with continuation noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Richmond
Virginia Academy of Science
Roanoke College
Roanoke
Virginia
Strickland
Don Baxter
J. M. Sharpley
Twelfth Night Set for May 19 by Westhampton Students
Shakespeare comedy Twelfth Night to be shown Friday May 19 at 8 15 p m in the Luther Jenkins Greek Theater. Directed by Mrs Frank Apperly with Dean Marion Hamilton as advisor and Harriet Willingham production manager. Cast includes Fannie Craddock Desirez Stuart Alexander Cathy Krause Joy Hall Anne Gibson Betty Cather Marilyn Montague Kay Beale Phyllis Barnes Bobby Becker Phyllis Dwyer Joy Houdgkins Jean Tinskey Barbara Taggart. Tickets include rain check for Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westhampton
Luther Jenkins Greek Theater
Frank Apperly
Marion Hamilton
Harriet Willingham
Fannie Craddock
Viola
Duke Orsin
Phyllis Dwyer
Antonio
Sebastian
Joy Houdgkins
Fabian
Olivia
Jean Tinskey
Valentine
Barbara Taggart
Curio
Mrs. Apperly
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Spider Handbook
Board of Publications
Miss Irene Groves
Prof
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