Westhampton College Reports Enrollment of 412
Registrar Katherine YT. Riegger announced Westhampton College has about 412 enrolled girls as of Wednesday with 118 freshmen. There are 22 transfer students, 282 from Virginia, 21 from New York, 20 from New Jersey, and three foreign students from China Venezuela and the Persian Gulf. 300 residents live in South Court dormitory. Dean Marguerite Roberts says the freshman class is excellent.
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Westhampton College
Virginia
New York
New Jersey
Elizabeth Hsu
China
Julie Moller
Venezuela
Janet Storm
Persian Gulf
South Court
Westhampton
Marguerite Roberts
Retired Professors Raised To Emeriti By School Trustees
Five University of Richmond professors age 70 or older were named professors emeriti by the Board of Trustees. The honorees include Dr. Susan M. Lough, Dr. Robert E. Loving, Dr. Robert E. Gaines, Dr. Relvix Harlan, and W. L. Prince, who together have over 180 years of service.
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Westhampton
University of Richmond
Richmond College
Robert E. Loving
Robert E. Gaines
Relvix Harlan
W. L. Prince
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Europe
Loving
Richmond
Johns Hopkins
Gaines
Furman University
Prince
Columbia University
Harlan
George Washington University
University of Chicago
Modlin Sets Campus Vehicle Registration and Fines
Dr. Modlin announced campus vehicle registration to safeguard students. A campus permit will be issued and displayed inside the windshield. Penalties for unregistered vehicles include fines for various offenses, from $2 to $5, plus possible loss of permit or dismissal after multiple violations. The university disclaims liability for cars on campus. Cooperation urged to improve safety.
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University of Richmond
Champion Debaters To Face New Year
The coach said prospects for debate year are good despite the loss of last year's state champion John Cham pHayne. Returning are Charles Harvey Neil Cline Betty Graham Jack Richardson and Glenn Grimmel. New students have joined since school opened. tryouts are announced in Room 12 Chemistry or Radio room Chapel meetings Monday or Friday at 11 30 am.
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John ChampHayne
Lloyd Pierce
Charles Harvey
Neil Cline
Betty Graham
Jack Richardson
Glenn Grimmel
Richmond College Forms Chapter of Young Democrats
The Richmond College chapter of the Young Democratic Club of Virginia held its inaugural meeting in the Biology Building last Tuesday. Tommy Johnson, elected president, announced a 12:30 p.m. meeting in Biology Building Room 110 today and invited all interested students to attend.
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Richmond College
Young Democratic Club of Virginia
Tommy Johnson
Collegian
Johnson
Richmond Spider Gets a New Look
Buddy Mayo, manager of the Student Shop, announced a five year project to redesign the University of Richmond Spider emblem. The new grey-bodied spider aligns with school colors, honors Richmond as the Confederacy capital, and aims to boost college spirit as a fighting symbol.
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Buddy Mayo
University of Richmond
Mayo
Richmond
Richmond Spiders
Cousins Names Westhampton and Richmond College Staff Editors
Gordon Cousins and Marilyn Alexander announce 49 staff editors for Westhampton and Richmond College. Westhampton editors include Libby Wilensky Audrey Bradford Alda Marlin Doris Baldehson Claire Noren Lois Nelson Anne Lee Carter Mimi Anderson Ann Morano Bert McCullough Irene Adler Natalie McKissick and Marianne Beck. Richmond College editors include Lou Belote Frank Dickinson Dimmock Jenkins Bob Lynch Haddon Snead Dick Tutwiller Don Wilson Wirt Wills Charles Hotloran Wally McGraw Bert Bahlke George McClary J B Hall Jack Hamilton Warren Long Marvin Menkes Buzz Leath Jerry Leon and others. He praises large turnout and many freshmen at the meeting.
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Gordon Cousins
Marilyn Alexander
Westhampton
Playhouse
Libby Wilensky
Audrey Bradford
Alda Marlin
Doris Baldehson
Claire Noren
Lois Nelson
Anne Lee Carter
Mimi Anderson
Ann Morano
Bert McCullough
Irene Adler
Natalie McKissick
Marianne Beck
Richmond College
Lou Belote
Rich
Frank Dickinson
Dimmock Jenkins
Bob Lynch
Haddon Snead
Dick Tutwiller
Don Wilson
Wirt Wills
Charles Hotloran
Wally McGraw
Bert Bahlke
George ©. McClary
J. B. Hall
Jack Hamilton
Warren Long
Marvin Menkes
Buzz Leath
Jerry Leon
Cousins
Virginia Colleges to Host Student Congress TV Forum
Plans for a 15 minute student TV forum on WHIYVR during the two day Student Congress of Virginia Colleges and Universities session October 8 and 9 were announced by secretary treasurer Morton Marks. President Bill Gibbons Vice President Stu Massie and Marks will finalize schedules committee assignments and conference goals with a three man student board and Allen Phaup as mediator.
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Richmond
Whiyvr
Student Congress of Virginia Colleges and Universities
Morton Marks
Genties
Congress
Bill Gibbons
Randolph- Macon College
Stu Massie
Richmond College
Marks
Massie
Virginia
Allen Phaup
Richmond Broadcasting Corporation
University Players Postponed Tryouts Monday
Tryouts for two plays at the University Players begin Monday at 3 PM per Professor Alton Williams. Five women and seven men are still needed to complete the casts for Cuckoos on the Hearth a murder mystery with comedy. Professor William Maner directs Pursuit of Happiness, a comedy, with further casting sought for the second production.
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Alton Williams
William Maner
Governor Tuck Warns Virginia on Local Government Strength
Governor Wil liam Munford Tuck urged strong local government at the University of Virginia convocation in Cannon Memorial Chapel. He warned that alien philosophies threaten democratic governance as government grows distant from the people and becomes more bureaucratic and potentially despotic. He noted veterans returning to college and reported university enrollments total 4 201 across six divisions.
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Willam Munford Tuck
Virginia
Cannon Memorial Chapel
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South Boston
University
George M. Modlin
Oyster War Comes to Richmond Maryland Game Half Time
The Maryland Virginia oyster dispute will be honored at half time during the University of Richmond versus University of Maryland football game. Alumni secretary Joseph E B Nettles stated plans for a float with an artificial oyster. Miss Virginia Herrink and Miss Frances Allen of Westhampton College will appear from a shell to greet fans as Miss Maryland and Miss Richmond. King Neptune to attend with Ocean figures and a drama script by Alton Williams. The mock oyster travels from Hampton and the Gridiron Promotion Committee sponsors the event.
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University of Richmond
University of Maryland
Joseph EB. Nettles
Richmond
Virginia Herrink
Frances Allen
Westhampton College
Maryland
Miss Allen
Miss Herrink
King Neptune
Eas
Virginia
Walrus
Carpenter
Alton Williams
Williams
Richmond College Student Government Praises Orientation Committees
Massie president of Richmond College Student Government praised the Matriculation Orientation and Handbook committees in a Collegian statement. He said members diligently performed their duties and provided invaluable aid to new and former students and college officials.
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Stuart Massie
Richmond College
Collegian
Massie
Program Set To Rule Rats At Campus
Wesley Brown announces a 36 member committee of 26 sophomores and 10 senior advisers to enforce ratting rules. The group, including fraternities and the catbirds, is led by Bert Bahtke. A freshman faced discipline after a game with Randolph Macon. outcome not disclosed. Freshmen to decorate for the Richmond Maryland game and sit in the end center stand. The Vigilance Committee and senior advisers will carry out disciplinary action with upperclass support.
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Wesley Brown
City Stadium
Richmond
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