Virginia Commonwealth University - Cobblestone Wigwam Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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«•«-«« Charlene Alexander, Photography Editor, confers with Mar- garet Pllcher, Secretary, about the fornn (or the portrait schedule. Here we see Randy Wells, Advertising Manager, making the first contact of the year with Mr. Locke, the Book Store Manager. Pat Pa the re rish, Business Manager, had riy $7,000.00 budget (or the responsible job handling ' 59 Cobblestone. Don Hamilton and Sam Bowlln, Co-Subscriptlon-CIrculatlon Managers, handled publicity and the taking of orders. 4 f • i

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Cobblestone Getting together information and material for a college yearbook is quite an experience. Ask any of tiie present staff of tfiis year ' s Cobblestone and this statement will be verified. The hard work of long hours of writing and rewriting; choosing and finally selecting the best pictures and articles are well worth the trouble when the students are heard oh-ing and ah-ing over scenes taken long enough ago to have now become reminiscent of good times had during the current school year. Eugene Hunt, EdItor-in-Chiel, hard at work fitting photographs into the proposed layouts. The Editorial Staff consisted o( Louis Michaux, Phil Redmon, Karen Harshbarger, and various individuals within the organi- zations which contribute. Here we see Cole Waddell. Layout Editor, busy getting Ideas for the layout for 1959. [18]

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J. fl i I 1 t t f t t t ri 1 1 i ix It M II 4 II n V H CHORUS— Front: Mr. Wayne Batty, Annette Haas, Silvia Williams, Margaret Popejoy, Sally Walker, Dorothy Goodwyn, Sally Shealy, Mary Jo Payne, Lou Liverman, Bettie Hazelhurst. Middle: Shirley Beasley, Jane Atkins, Genie Spencer, Keith Eddins, Robert Jackson, Cliff Ford, Donald Annbrose, Marvin Russell, Arllne Shafer. Faye Gill. Rear: Viola Thornburg, Ernestine Barnes, Fred Clements, Bill Edwards, Zeb Norman, Ronald Luck, Robert Helmintoller, Moffat Moyer, Darlyle Worley, Charia Marcum, Jane Larson, Evelyn Ziegler. Ck oru The chorus of the Richmond Professional Institute is open to all students in the college, but is composed almost entirely of music majors. This year ' s group performed for various community activities, gave its annual Christ- mas concert in the gymnasium, and participated with other Richmond or- ganizations in the performance of Beethoven ' s Ninth Symphony given by the Richmond Symphony in April. [20]