Miss Cheryl Blankenship Crowned Homecoming Queen 1968
Cheryl K Blankenship a Westhampton sophomore representing Theta Chi will be crowned at halftime as 1968 Homecoming Queen. The event includes a Fine Arts Building dedication with speaker Eric Bentley and a parade before URs football clash with VMI. A full alumni schedule marks the day.
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Emporia
Cheryl K. Blankenship
Westhampton
Theta Chi
Eric Bentley
Brander Matthews
Columbia University
Camp Memorial Theater
School of Business Administration
David Meade White Jr
Circuit Court
Chesterfield County
Tom Ross
Millhiser Gymnasium
Amelia
WG College
Ain Henry
Franklin
A Kappa Alpha Fraternity
University College
Lynn Mallory
Richmond
Painter Dramatist and Pianist To Visit UR For Fine Arts Week
University of Richmond hosts Fine Arts Festival November 1 to 8 featuring Erle Bentley drama professor, Lowell Nesbitt painter, and William Coppman pianist. Bentley dedicates the Fine Arts Building with a public lecture. Nesbitt exhibits November 2 to 22. Coppman performs November 6 with lectures and art classes integrated into the events. Nesbitt also attends seminars and a 1 pm Thursday gallery session with art students.
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University of Richmond
Erle Bentley
Brander Mathews
Columbia
William Lockey
Lowell Nesbitt
New York
Boatwright
William Coppman
Camp
Gamp
Fine Arts
University Players
Bentley
the Theater of Commitment
Keller Hall
Nesbitt
Hilton Buffy
John McKay
Frederick Neumann
William H. Smith
Catherine Cox Pendleton
Foreign Film Society
Laurence Olivier
Ment
Europe
South America
Baltimore Museum of Art
Johnson
Camp Theater
Richmond
Camp Memorial Theater
Oliver
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Charles Dickens
Oliver Twist
James L. Camp Memorial Theater
Anne Hodges
The
Spiders
Homecoming Queen
Mr. Nesbitt
Charles W. Johnson Jr
Richard Morgan
Dicken
Brecht
FAB
Henry V
Sir Laurence Olivier
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