Westhampton Seniors Stage Class Show Night of Entertainment
The Westhampton senior class presents a minstrel tonight at 8 in Keller Hall gym with Gonnie Nunn as president and Diana Davis as vice president directing. Performers include Sharon Leith and others in jokes and skits, an Ink Spots singing group, a Charleston routine by the Trip-Slappin' Foot-Stompin' Six, and a chorus led by Letty Sloan. Admission is 50 cents and proceeds support the Class of 1964 fund-raiser.
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Westhampton
Keller Hall
Gonnie Nunn
Diana Davis
Pat Ryan
Ond
Tambo
Rastus
Sharon Leith
Carolyn Burgess
Hedy Bernard
Martha Hartman
Glenda Nicholas
Lisa Coleman
Sally Abel
Ink Spots
Carol Gilbert
Carol Bradley
Joyce Sanford
Betty Cheyney
Bey Neale
Cynthia Morgan
Mary Ann Wheary
Gayle Jones
Nancye Webster
Zanne Borum
Jo- Ann Barco
Elaine Johnson
Nancy Loughridge
Mary Eleanor Hodges
Bucky Hanbury
Betty Taylor
Anne Garlock
Ann Bliteh
Nancy Hall
Gonnie Zeno
Francie Mitchell
Polly McDowell
Jane Bibb
Billie Lynn Lassiter
Letty Sloan
Betsy Uhl
Sandra Crowder
Libby Schools
Ronnie Brooks
Marcia Reider
Emily Ayers
Pat Stinson
Gloria Harris
Kendal East
Mary Cross
Ann Wiley
Sandra Belcher
Pat Bankes
Lee Hill
Lea Perkins
Louisa Pastors
David D. Ryan
Phi Beta Kappa Awards Honor Two College Sophoomores
Judith Page Scott of Westhampton College and Richard Presley Corbin of Richmond College received the RV, Loving Book Awards from the Virginia Epsilon chapter for high scholastic achievement based on their freshman years. Speakers included Professor James W. Payne Jr and Dr. Stephen K. Bailey who discussed American maturity and world adolescence.
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Judith Page Scott
Westhampton College
Richard Presley Corbin
Richmond College
Phi Beta Kappa
Cannon Memorial Chapel
Epsilon of Virginia
University of Richmond
James W. Payne, Jr
Miss Scott
Bedford
Williams
Hermitage High School
Richmond
Corbin
Cliss
Ile
Virginia Epsilon Chapter
Herbert D. Long, Jr
Leyccester Owens
Brainard Guy Peters
Stephen K. Bailey
Maxwell Graduate School of Citizenship and Public Affairs
Syracuse University
UR Debaters Capture Prize at Wake Forest Novice Tourney
University of Richmond debaters led by Patt Colling Pat Brown and Noel Davidson along with Bob Ox from Richmond College won first place, defeating 33 schools across nine states and DC. Pitt placed second. Topics centered on guaranteed college access for all qualified high school graduates.
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Waff
David D. Ryan
Noel Davidson
Bob Cox
Bert E. Bradley, Jr
Pat Brown
Patt Collins
Wake Forest
Wake Forest College
Patt Colling
Westhampton College
Bobox
Richmond College
District of Columbia
Witting
University of Pittsburgh
Miss Collins
Miss Brown
Cox
Miss Davidson
University of Florida
Duke
South Carolina
Georgetown
George Washington University
Washington and Lee University
College of William and Mary and Marietta College of Ohio
Collegian Meeting The Contrary Schedule Staff Session
Collegian Meeting The Contrary sets a staff meeting for Tuesday at 1 15 p m in the ConneatAn office The event includes Pictures for the Web at the same time.
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ConneatAn
The Perfect Furlough shown at student center tonight
The film The Perfect Furlough screens at 7 30 in the student center. Starring Tony Gurtis and Janet Leigh, it follows a sailor in Antarctica who wins a contest and earns a furlough in Paris. If possible, football game pictures will be shown and announced in the center with screening times.
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Tony Gurtis
Janet Leigh
Antarctican
Paris
Glee Club Stages Warmups For Open Fall Dance
The Guys and Dolls ensemble plans a large open dance in Millhiser Gym Sunday night from 8 to midnight. Tickets cost $2 per couple and $1.25 for singles with proceeds supporting Glee Club activities and upcoming tours to New Jersey Delaware and Maryland.
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Guys and Dolls
Millhiser Gymnasium
Saunday
Glee Club
Emporium
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
University of Richmond
Buz Buskirk
Buskirk
University Choir Sings at Virginia Convention and Tour
The University Choir will perform at the Virginia State Baptist Convention in Alexandria on Wednesday. Repertoire includes Kyrie from the Mass Pope Marcellus by Palestrina and Lost in the Night by F M Christiansen. A December 9 concert follows, with a spring tour to Hollins College, University of Virginia, National Cathedral, and St Thomas Cathedral.
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Virginia State Baptist Convention
Alexandria
Kyrie
Pope Marcellus
Palestrina
F. M. Christiansen
Western Virginia
New York
Hollins ‘College
University of Virginia
National Cathedral of St. John the Divine
Washington, D. C
St. Thomas Cathedral
New York City
Tom Hill Elected Speaker in Richmond College Special
Tom Hill won a special election to become Speaker of the House at Richmond College on November 5. The result, announced amid campus ceremonies, marks a pivotal leadership change for the college assembly.
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Tom Hill
Richmond College
Lettermen to Head Fall Openings Concert at Millhiser
The Lettermen will perform November 23 from 2 to 4 p.m. in Millhiser Gymnasium to begin fall openings. Tony Butala Jim Pike and Bob Engermann are the trio. Tickets cost 4 per couple and 2.50 for singles. 1100 seats are set and a capacity crowd is expected.
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SGA
Lettermen
Millhiser Gymnasium
Tony Butala
Jim Pike
Bob Engermann
Richmond College Senate
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