Old Dominion University - Troubador Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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SPIKE THAT BALL!... A familiar icene in the college gym is the intramural games between the sororities and fraternities. Here boys are participating in an exciting volleyball game. RAH! RAH! Helen Patterson, Captain; Jo Anne Harrell, Ellen Whitehurst, Nancy Lipford, Dorothy Forehand, Barbara McKay, and June Whitehurst, lead the student body in cheers for their team.

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CHORUS CHORUS . . . The William and Mary Chorus has for the past several years been one of the most active groups on campus. In addition to giving their annual spring concert and singing for various clubs and special programs, they usually put on an operetta which is enjoyed by the entire community. This year the chorus planned a state tour, including Richmond, Lynchburg, Hollins, Randolph Macon and Williamsburg. CHORUS PERSONNEL: Soprano: Muriel Haynes, Elizabeth Morpurgo, June Bayne, Shirley Voegel, Beverly Baxter, Gwen Carter, Carolyn Pillsburg, Joyce Anne Joyner, Alice Lou Jordan, Susan Ball, AdelaideGlawson, Ann Lee Quincy, Virginia Johnson, Elaine Owens, Mary Frances Black, Anne Lee Justice, Jean Lineberry, Billie Bell. Tenors: Phillip Light, Hunter Spence, John Campbell, Pete Decker, Herman Harrell, John Newsom, Wilson Urretia, Leigh Stewart, Richard Pulsifer, Peter Ruggicri. Altos: Charlotte Kessell, IdaTwiford, Bonnie Baker, Peggy Wetherington, Barbara Reid, Janet Ross, Nancy Beaton, Jane Mills, Frances Conway, Elizabeth Devey. Bass: Charles Jones, William McPherson, Colon McMath, Jack Thompson, Robert Thompson, Gordon Potter, Bill Roberts, William Hogan, John Hart, Carroll Lampkin, Jr., Thomas Todd, Bill Fruit, David Fogleman. RIGHT NICE WEDDING! . . . Elizabeth Morpurgo, Ann Lee Quincy, Alice Lou Jordan, and Jean Ventura all agree that Shirley Light, Mary and Charles Oliver, JebezStone , make a lovely couple . The chorus's presentation last spring of the operetta, The Devil and Daniel Webster proved to be a very successful event. Although it took many hours of long rehearsals, loss of sleep, and giving up a couple of Saturday night dates, not to mention our neglected studies, we seemed to pull through none the worse for wear. MADRIGAL SINGERS . . . These students must like to sing, for in addition to being members of the Chorus, they make up the Madrigal group. Membership to this group is by competitive try-outs. First Row: Nancy Beaton, Betty Devey, Billie Bell, Ann Lee Quincy, Mary Frances Black, Ann Lee Justice, and Frances Conway. Second Row: Phillip Light, William Fruit, John Hart, and Hunter Spence. Absent from picture: Carroll Lampkin, Charles Jones, and Leigh Stewart.

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HEN S SPORTS I FIGHTING BRAVES . . . Billy Tyndall, Harry Knickerbocker, John Casey, Ralph Halstead, and Willie McCraw receive instructions from coach. Bud Methcny.