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aha Ellihel $hnfn In 1904 a young Greek po ete 53 was tried and convicted for corrupting the morals of Charlottesville's youth. With Judge Armistead J. Dobie presiding in his first judicial role, what was the initiation ritual of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity also became the first annual i421 M. The purpose of the show has always been entertainment through satire. E351 seeks to place, for one night, a glass wall in the ivory tower of pro'fessordom, displaying to the world the quirks and foibles that amuse and confuse every student at one time or another during his Law School career. The plot of this year's production borrowed liberally from Faust, Damn Yankees and Goldfinger. A bill has been introduced in the Virginia Legislature to bar Yankee students from the Law School, and a legislative committee will soon arrive to investig ate conditions in Clark Hall. Upon hearing this news the faculty splits into Northern and Southern factions, with each group organizing its own elaborate plot to sway the investigatbrs. Admissions Director Em Spies sells his soul to the Devil, Dan Meador, in exchange for a secret weapon to aid the Northerners. The Devil produces Teddy Mearns, also known as Agent 008. But when the Yankees are on the verge of success, Devilish Dan, remembering his southern allegiance, decides to entice 008 into the Rebel camp. He sends his partner in evil, Fanny Galore, to seduce Meams. Naturally the voluptuous law librarian quickly persuades Teddy where his best int ere sts lie. 008 transfers his loyalty to the Rednecks, and the Southerners triump in the end. By their spontaneous laughter and applause the enthusiastic 1965 Libel Show audi e no e demonstrated its enjoyment of this yearly event devoted to delight and dedicated to the faculty which must suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous parody.
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gallanhear, 31m. A non-profit Virginia C orporation comprised of has an aggregate value of approximately $ 1,600. thirteen members, Bullanbear was conceived by Mr. Teaching its members the practical aspects of in- Rhinelander and former members of the class of 1951. vestment manag em ent of a portfolio is the group's In addition to its orig inal-issue shares in the Communi- primary object. Particular attention is paid to operations cation Satellite Corporation, the Bullanbear portfolio and regulations of the stock exchanges in addition to includes some fifteen other corporate investments and other investment markets. Seated: Glynn, Bauer, Grafman, Betzina, Heinsma, Kelly, Smith, Cook. Standing: Parker, Wood, Rhinelander, Crawfoni, Grove. DavidJ. Heinsma............................................................................. President Keith B. Betzina..........................................................................Vice-President StephenW. Grafman...........................................................................Treasurer F. AllanKelly................................................................................Secretary Ronald L. Bauer, Stuyvesant K. Beams, David J. Cook, Claud L. Crawford, John W. Glynn, Jr. , Daniel G. Grove, Calvin Waverley Parker, Robert C. Wood, David L. Smith. H3
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