Richmond and area colleges plan June commencement
More than 400 degrees will be awarded at University of Richmond ceremonies on June 10 in Luther Memorial Amphitheatre. Walter Pope Binns, president emeritus of William Jewell College, will give the address. Richmond College confers 122 degrees and Westhampton College 111. The School of Business Administration grants 70 degrees, and 45 law degrees are distributed. The Rev Harry Y Gamble will address graduates.
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University of Richmond
Luther
Westhampton College
School of Business Administration
T. G. Williams
Harry Y. Gamble
Gilvary Baptist Church
Roanoke
University
Keller Hall
Irving H. White
Boston University
Westhampton Seniors Win Mortr Board Cup and Seals
The Class of 1963 received the Mortr Board cup at Moving-Up Chapel for spirit and participation. Seniors Carolyn Anthony and Sally Clark were presented with the Westhampton Seal by the Athletic Association. Judy Barlow accepted the Mortar Board award for the Class of 1968. The University Players and COLLEGIAN were praised for improvements. The Athletic Association honored members with blazers for three varsity letters.
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Westhampton
Carolyn Anthony
Sally Clark
The
Athletic Association
Pat Long
Mortar Hoard
Judy Barlow
Marguerite Roberts
University
South Court
Cohen elected president of Richmond College IFC council
Eddie Cohen was elected president of the Richmond College Lyterfrater nity Council. Pee Wee Lee was chosen vice president. Cohen leads Phi Sigma Desta and Lee heads Phi Kappa Alpha. The new rush rule shortens rush to four weeks from September 30 to October 26. September 28 is open house day for rushees. A joint party at Westhampton tennis courts is planned. Cohen Lee and Patten will represent Richmond IFC at the national convention.
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Eddie Cohen
Richmond College Lyterfraternity Council
IFQ
Pee Wee Lee
Cohen
Phi Sigma Desta Fraternity
Lee
Phi Kappa Alpha
TFG
IWC
Westhampton
Glee Club Elects Seven Officers at Westhampton College
Pat Dabney is elected president of the Westhampton College Glee Club with Phyllis Gorker as vice president Susan Grable as secretary Pat Stinson as treasurer Ann Dixon and Jenn Reynolds as librarians and Pat Bankes as business manager The group announces new officers.
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Pat Dabney
Westhampton College Glee Club
Phyllis Gorker
Susan Grable
Pat Stinson
Ann Dixon
Jenn Reynolds
Pat Bankes
Westhampton College Alumnae Day set for June 8
Westhampton College will host Alumnae Day on June 8 with a 9:00 a.m. Governing Board meeting in the Alumnae Room Keller Mall followed by registration and coffee in Keller Hall. A 11:50 a.m. pool dedication at Fanny G. Crenshaw pool will feature tributes and memorials.
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Westhampton College
Keller Mall
Keller Hall
Fanny G. Crenshaw
Nora Turpit Turner
Jean Neasmith Dickinson
Lorraine Chapman
Miss Crenshaw
Frances Anderson Stallard
Seventeen Elected Join UR Journalism Honorary Pi Delta Epsilon
Seventeen University of Richmond students were initiated into Pi Delta Epsilon the journalism honorary. Notable members include R. Baxter Griffith Jr editor in chief of the Arescenger and English major. Don Vale president of University Press Club. George W. Tiller former managing editor. Mary Archer Randlette editor in chief of the Comedian. Mimi Brent editor in chief of the Web. Don Patten editor of the Spider Handbook. and Mike Jarrett associate editor of the Web.
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University of Richmond
Pi Delta Epsilon
R. Baxter Griffith
Arescenger
Aeropagus
Griffith
Don Vale
Gouneatan
University Press Club
Phi Delta Theta
The
Messenger
Dale
Tollegian
WGRG
George W. Tiller
Connnctan
Pi Mu Epsilon
Comedian
Miss Randlette
Mortar Board
Virginia Poster
Robertson
Westhampton College
the Messenger
Exeter University
Engand
Con.legian
Jane G. Norton
Web
M. B. Hummel
Mimi Brent
Don Patten
Lambda Chi Alpha
Mike Jarrett
Sigma Chi Social Fraternity
Edgar V. Shrum
WORG
Bill Jennings
Jennings
Theta Chi Social Fraternity
Society Awards Literary Prizes in Philologian Contest
Leslie M. Baker won top poetry and Aaron D. Hopkins led in prose with first place in the Philologian Literary Society contest. Each $15 prize was announced Monday, with Walter Greenwood receiving $15 for two honorable mentions in prose fiction. Judges were Irby Brown and Dr Talbot R Selby.
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Leslie M. Baker
Aaron D. Hopkins
Philologian Literary Society
Walter Greenwood
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Kirby
Edwards
Gottwald
Claudia Dodson
Frances Mayer
Council
Donald Patten
Richmond
IFC
Patten
Glee Club
O'Neill
Maxwell Anderson
William S. Woolcott
Sherman Grable
Jeanne Begien Campbell
Margaret Octavia Wynne
Cobiroian
Bettie Lee Currell
Robert Wayne Harmon
Coxtraian
Phi Delta Theta Social Fraternity
Society
Irby Brown
Talbot R. Selby
Department of Ancient Languages
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