Noted Critic To Lecture To Entire Student Body
Professor Stephenson Smith, educational counsel for the Authors, Agents, and Publishers, will lecture the University of Richmond student body in the Playhouse at 2:00 PM Tuesday on Broadway tackling politics. His talk accompanies a spring musical revue by Richmond College students and a series of lectures across Virginia.
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Stephenson Smith
American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers
Smith
Oregon University
Authors’ League of America
The
Modern Language Society of America
League of American Writers
University Players
Richmond College
Dramatics
Alton Williams
Playhouse
Virginia
Convocation
Sophomores Seek Return of Vigilance Committee at Richmond College
Sophomore Class leaders present a petition to the Dean urging reinstatement of the Vigilance Committee on campus. Bruce Kellison says freshmen should still follow rat regulations after a loss to William and Mary, and an announcement on immediate plans will come soon.
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Richmond College
Bruce Kellison
William and Mary
Kellison
Puppets to Stage Peter and the Wolf Wednesday Night
Marionette Repertory presents Peter and the Wolf using Vinylite puppets in a shadow theater on campus at 7 45.Admission is twenty five cents. Actors include Ann Woodward Betty Woodson Mary Owen Evelyn MacAuley Martha Beam Mary Hoffman Betty MacMurtry and Virginia Mayo.
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Peter and the Wolf
Caroline S. Lutz
Ann Woodward
Betty Woodson
Mary Owen
Evelyn MacAuley
Martha Beam
Mary Hoffman
Betty MaccMurtry
Virginia Mayo
French Club Sells Address Books at Hampton College
Les Femmes Savantes posted address books listing names addresses and phone numbers for West hampton College students and faculty. Priced at fifteen cents the books may be purchased from club members as the group meets next Monday at 8 80 P M in the Junior Freshman room for business and games.
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Les Femmes Savantes
Westhampton College
Dance Postponed By Richmond College Students
The student government tea dance is postponed to December 7 due to lack of publicity. It moves to the Student Activities Building Westhampton and stays co ed. Admission is 85 cents with or without a date. Only students from the two colleges admitted. A floor committee from the Harlequin Club and Westhampton Student Government will organize. The orchestra lineup to be announced later.
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Ed Garber
Richmond College
Westhampton
Millhiser Gymnasium
Harlequin Club
Sixteen Named To Who's Who Among Richmond College Seniors
Sixteen Richmond College seniors are listed in the new Who's Who Among Students of American Universities and Colleges. Notables include Edgar Garber president of Student Government James Turkington ODE leader Robert Keil Honor Council chair Edward Adams Coll egian sports editor and varsity basketball manager Harold McVay football captain William Parkerson Col legian business manager and Simp son Williams Student Government VP. The feature explains Who's Who selects seniors with leadership scholarship and character, based on extracurriculars with faculty collaboration, aiming to inspire future service and usefulness.
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Richmond College
Edgar Garber
James Turkington
ODE
Robert Keil
Edward Adams
The
Collegian
Edmund Massie
Web
Joseph Vornum
PDE
Harold McVay
William Parkerson
McDanel To Speak On U S Latin America Ties
Dr Ralph McDanel history professor at Richmond College will speak in Westhampton Chapel next Monday under the National News Council sponsorship. Mary Owen council president will preside over the event.
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Ralph McDanel
Richmond College
National News Council
Westhampton
McDanel
United States
Mary Owen
Glee Club Plans First Pop Concert On Campus
Westhampton Glee Club hosts an all star pop program in the College Government Room with tables, refreshments, and student ushers. The event aims to build campus interest and tradition, featuring pieces by Phillips Romberg Carmichael Friml and more with a sextette and various solos. No admission charge.
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Westhampton Glee Club
Richmond College Glee Club
Glee Club
Phillips
Romberg
Carmichael
Edwards
Friml
Arditi
and Grainger
F. Plaxington Harker
Josephine Fennell
Alene Jones
Antoinette Wirth
Mary Owen
Westhampton College Co ed Dance Set For December 14
Mary Alice Smith president of the Athletic Association announced the third Westhampton College Co ed dance will be held on December 14. The event is sponsored by the college athletic association and chaired by student leaders.
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Westhampton College
Mary Alice Smith
The
Athletic Association
Prom Queen to Be Crowned at Richmond College Junior Prom
Dell Baker a William and Mary senior will be crowned Miss Dell Baker queen of the Richmond College Junior Prom in Millhiser gym December 6. Thomas W Ozlin chair of the State Corporation Commission will perform the crowning. Miss Baker, a William and Mary senior, will lead the class figure with Mark Willing. A gala program with a 11:00 p.m. coronation and 10:45 p.m. dancing is planned by the Class of 742 with chaperones and guests from Westhampton College and the university.
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Thomas W. Ozlin
State Corporation Commission
Dell Baker
Williamsburg
Richmond College
Millhiser Gymnasium
Ozlin
University of Richmond
Baker
College of William and Mary
Mark Willing
Miss Baker
Tom Warriner
R. B. Pinchbeck
A. B. Cale
Alton Williams
May L. Keller
Westhampton College
Fine Arts
Ruby Chapman
Chapman School of Dancing
Richmond College Debaters Set for Delayed Rushing Question
Four members of the Richmond College debating team will argue the question of delayed rushing in Chapel on Wednesday. Straughan Lowe Get tier announces the names: John Decker and Dorreh Oldham for the affirmative with Ed Avendall and George Ross opposing. The event is a non decision debate.
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Richmond College
Straughan Lowe Gettier
John Decker
Dorreh Oldham
Ed Avendall
George Ross
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S. Stevenson Smith
Cannon Memorial Chapel
W-M
Willing
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