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Newspaper

Richmond Collegian

Location

Richmond, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1954

Page

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Dr McCutcheon To Address UR Grads And Web Editors

Robert L Burrus is named Editor in Chief of the 1955 Web by the University of Richmond Board of Publications. Eleven students receive top posts for ColLegian and Web with several Westhampton College editors and others appointed for the coming year.

Robert L. Burrus University of Richmond Board of Publications Burrus Westhampton College Grace Phillips Angela Groth Jack Swanson Winstead Hodder Joyce Winstead Kenneth Hodder Collegian Donald Lytal James Bardin Margaret H. Glenn CoLeaian Leon Jennings CoLunaian Robert Garian Messenger Coutrainy Richmond College Pi Delta Epsilon Journalism Miss Phillips Miss Groth Thomas Jefferson Swanson Miss Winstead Pi Delta Epsilon Times Dispatch The News Leader Westhampton

Religious Groups Name New Heads

Forty one students were elected this spring to offices in six of Richmond College's eight religious organizations. The Religious Activities Council announced the officers across YMCA YWCA Canterbury Club Baptist Student Union Newman Club Ministerial Association and RAC slate. Lawson Smith led YMCA as president with Ken Mace and Ray Ashworth as other officers. Peggy Armstrong heads the YWCA with Jean Rudelle and Mary Lou Watson as officers. Canterbury Club names Ken Gimbert president Shirley Evans vice president Jenny McAden secretary-treasurer Bill Wandall RAC representative. Baptist Student Union slate includes John Allred president with Ann Petit Jack Swanson Nancy Day Ann Black Margaret Gore Barbara Turner and Lawson Smith in key roles. Newman Club officers are Bud Daffron president Bill Pellagrino vice-president Margaret Canty secretary Susanne Stutts treasurer. Ministerial Association selects Gardner Koch as president and Bond Har

Rush Loving Religious Activities Council Richmond College Lawson Smith YMCA Smith Ken Mace Ray Ashworth Ben Hendricks Ken Gimbert Bill Dunn Baptist Student Union Ann Petit Jack Swanson Nancy Day Ann Black Margaret Gore Barbara Turner Newman Club Bud Daffron Bill Pellagrino Margaret Canty Susanne Stutts RAG Gardner Koch Bond Har

Hopewell Senior Wins UR WRVA Radio Scholarship Quiz

Rodney Myers of Hopewell High School captured the top $1,000 scholarship in the UR WRVA Radio Scholarship Quiz, besting Kenneth Burke Jr and Clyde Lee Fields after a tied final at Hopewell High School Auditorium. Myers will attend Richmond College to study science.

Rodney Myers Hopewell High School University of Richmond-Wrva Kenneth E. Burke, Jr Richmond John Marshall High School Clyde Lee Fields Franklin High School Richmond College Myers Burke Fields Federal Reformatory Petersburg Hopewell Virginia University of Richmond Harry Lee Blackburn Highland Springs Jean L. Hudgins Newport News High School Joan Woodall Hampton High School

Willey Named IFC Chairman With Fraternity Brochure Plan

Ed Willey, B S Student Government vice president and former state House member, will chair the Interfraternity Council next year. Charlie Knott is vice president, Alton Owens to the House, and Dr. Fred Gaylor reelected secretary. The council plans a brochure reviewing twelve national fraternities to boost campus membership from the current one in four.

Ed Willey B. S B. C. House of Representatives Interfraternity Council Charlie Knott Lambda Chi Alpha Alton Owens Fred Gaylor Willey Society For Advancement of Management Flouse Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society Forensic Council

Four Day Exercises Mark Fortieth Westhampton Anniversary

Dr. Roger P. McCutcheon Tulane University will deliver the commencement address at four days of exercises starting June 4, featuring the 40th anniversary of Westhampton College joining the University in 1944. Highlight events include Alumnae Day on June 5 and a baccalaureate service led by Bishop Walter H. Gray.

Roger P. McCutcheon Graduate School Tulane University Modlin McCutcheon Westhampton College Westhampton Richmond Cannon Memorial Chapel Walter H. Gray Luther H. Jenkins First Baptist Church Board of Control of Southern Regional Education American Council of Learned Societies Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools Tulane Wake Forest College Harvard University Wake Forest Gray Connecticut National Council of the Protestant Episcopal Church Virginia State

Orientation Head Is Named for Westhampton College

Mary Ann Logan, president of the Future Teachers of America, is named orientation chairman for next year at Westhampton College. She will be assisted by a seven member committee of juniors and seniors including Peggy Armstrong, Jean Burroughs, Marjorie Kantner, Jackie Kilby, Ethel Smith, Sue Smith, and Virginia Thomas. Freshman counselors for next year.

Mary Ann Logan Future Teachers of America Westhampton College Peggy Armstrong YWCA Jean Burroughs North Court Marjorie Kantner Jackie Kilby Ethel Smith Sue Smith The Athletic Association Virginia Thomas South Court

Shirley Ward Wins $100 Altrusa Award

Shirley Ward, past president of College Government at Westhampton, was awarded $100 by the Richmond Altrusa Club at Moving Up Chapel. Miss Grace Watt presented the prize citing Ward’s leadership, scholarship, and citizenship including World Student Service Fund work and international affairs involvement. She is consistently on the Dean's List.

Shirley Ward Richmond Altrusa Club Westhampton Moving Up Grace Watt Richmond Altrusa Club Ward

Mortar Board Cup Awarded to Two Classes at Westhampton

The 1954 and 1955 classes shared the Mortar Board cup for unselfish work during the 53 54 session. Beverly French presented the award at Moving Up Chapel. Nancy Graham and Betty Leigh Stembridge accepted for their classes, with juniors redecorating the mailroom and supporting the World Student Service Fund, and seniors boosting morale with tower room sings and pep rallies.

Mortar Board Westhampton Beverly French Nancy Graham Betty Leigh Stembridge W. CG World Student Service Fund W.C

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Dr. McCutcheon UR Grads Anne Black Virginia Scott John Allred Jim Wyatt Bridget Zickmantel Elizabeth Wrenn Ralph Shotwell University IFC Ken Hodder Carter Coates Altrusa
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