Victor Riesel To Appear Dec. 1st The third special assembly widely syndicated column "In- American labor and all but his punch; instead the attack this year will present the noted side Labor" has come to be re- destroyed legitimate unions sub- ironically added force to the cru- labor columnist Victor Riesel, garded as the commentary or sequently cost him his eyesight. He refused to be intimidated by sade he was leading and proved Friday evening, December 1. authority on the labor scene. 1961. at 8:15 p.m. in Crawford His assignment has taken him the threats of the Communists to the world the accuracy of Hall. throughout the free and captive his exposes. and racketeers whose nefarious world and to interviews with Mr. Riesel's address will con- Victor Riesel covers a far- famous men of our time-Roose activities he exposed; the result cern a subject that has an in- flung, sprawling beat-Labor velt, Eisenhower, Kennedy, came on April 5. 1956 when he fluence on all Americans, since He has devoted himself to the Churchill, Atice, Khrushchev, was blinded for life by acid labor today influences politics, labor movement since he wit- and Castro. which was flung into his face affects diplomacy, changes gov- nessed a Communist-led riot in by a hoodlum. This odious crime ernments, and has a direct re- New York's Union Square when His scathing attacks on the failed, however, to silence the lationship to the health of our he was only fifteen. Today his corruption that has permeated pen of Victor Riesel or soften national economy. Vol. XXI - No. 6 Grove City College, Grove City, Pa. Friday, November 17, 1961 Military Ball Tomorrow Night Tomorrow evening, November 20 Receive Scroll And Key Award Fall Concert Tonight 18th, Grove City College's Oak- ley G. Kelly Squadron of the The Grove City College Band Arnold Air Society will present Wednesday morning in chapel member of Pennsylvania Stu- the annual Military Ball, "An the new members of Scroll and will present its fall Concert to- dent Education Association. Key were announced. To be night in Crawford Hall at 8:00. Evening in Space." It will be- Donna Stoner. She is a business gin at 9:00 P.M. in the intra- elected to Scroll and Key, a The public is invited to hear education major: a member of mural room of the Recreation person must have general aca- these musicians in their recital. Pennsylvania Student Education Building. demic excellence for three The opening march "Onward" Association: Commerce Club will set the theme for the eve- One of the four "Squadron years. Only one person is elec- and the yearbook staff. Sweethearts" will be crowned ted for every fifteen in the sen- ning. Other selections include ior class. Fred W. Schwarz. He is an ac- "Malaguena" by Lecuona, Queen of the Ball with the other counting major; a member of The new members are: "Ballet Parisien" by Offenbach three candidates attending the the band; newspaper staff; or- Linda Kay Arbuthnot. She is a and the "Beguine for Flutes' queen. The Sweetheart repre- chestra; ad-Commerce -Club.- by-Osterling senting Squadron I is Ger- biology major; president of Sig. Barbara Ann Schlicher. She is a Reichenfeld, representing ma Theta Chi sorority: treas- Student Conductor Robt. Thiel history major; a member Theta Squadron 2 is Jeanne Shockey urer of Pan Hellenic Council; will lead the band in the theme Kappa sorority: Pennsylvania Squadron 3, Nancy Beck and a member of Pi Gamma Mu, from "Exodus". Dr. Edgar B. Student Education Association: representing Squadron 4 will be national social studies honorary; Cole, Director, will assume the yearbook staff and secretary of Suzanne Wherry. The Queen will Alpha Theta Mu, national sen- baton again for tunes from "The Pi Gamma Mu. be crowned during the inter- jor women's honorary: Beta Unsinkable Molly Brown" by Audrey M. Pintar. She is an mission, escorted by the Squad- Beta Beta. national biology hon- Meredith Wilson, "The Earl of orary: Biology Club; Women's English major; a member of ron commander whose squad- Salisbury" by Byrd and "Mam Gamma Sigma Phi sorority; ron she represents. Also during Athletic Association: and Who's Inez" by Grenct. the intermission there will be Who in American Colleges and Who's Who in American Colleg- Donald Connell, music major Universities. es and Universities; Pi Kappa a "Grand March' with only from Harrisville will conduct Daniel E. Zerfoss. He is a his- Delta and Pennsylvania Student senior advanced cadets and the "Theme from Route 66" Education Association. their dates participating tory major; on the news paper a special transcription made by Robert K. Morley. He is a major Wes Reedy and Chip Rawson staff; the literary magazine the student conductor. in mechanical engineering are in charge of the decorations staff: Omicron Delta Kappa, na- Terry A. Malone. She is an Enz. The performance closes with which include scale models of tional men's leadership honor- lish major and a member of "Greensleeves" arranged by the Minuteman (picture left), ary; Pi Kappa Delta, national Alfred Reed and "The Parade forensic honorary; Pi Gamma Pan Hellenic Council; Women's Atlas ICBM, Thor and the Titan, of the Charioteers' by Miklos Athletic Association; English ballistic missiles. Sheppard's Mu. national social studies hon- Rozsa. Club; Pennsylvania Student Edu- This one tenth scale model Mercury Space Capsule will be orary: and Who's Who in Ameri- cation Association: Who's Who of the Minuteman intercontinen- represented by a life-sized mod- can Colleges and Universities. He is also a freshman dormi- in American Colleges and Uni- President And Deans tal ballistic missile will be on el and a 12 ft. scale model of versities; Pi Gamma Mu: Al- display at The Annual Military an F104 Starfighter. The models tory counsellor. Carol Ann White. She is a busi- pha Theta Mu; and president Attend Convention Ball on Saturday evening, No. of the missiles are furnished by vember 18, 1961. ness education major and of Sigma Delta Phi sorority the USAF Orientation Group a (Continued on Page During the Thanksgiving re- from Wright-Patterson AFB. cess, while many students will Two Professors Attend Ohio. The other decorations will Barbara McCracken "Miss Ouija Queen" be enjoying a long-awaited va- (Continued on Page 4) cation, President Harker, along The staff of the Ouija has an- the 1961-1962 school year. Al- with Dean Swezey and Dean Two Day Symposium Conservative Club nounced the election of Barbara though this is the first year a Kring will be attending the 75th Dr. James Paton, III, profes- Will Hold Seminar queen has been selected, the McCracken as "Miss Ouija" of Annual Convention of the Mid- sor of English and Dr. Howard yearbook staff plans to make dlc States Association of Col- P. Hinde, professor of biology, Dr. Charles G. Jones, a local the selection of a queen an an- lege and Secondary Schools in represented Grove City College surgeon, spoke on Social nual event. Miss McCracken Atlantic City. Drs. Swezey and at a symposium at Kenyon Col- ized Medicine at the last meet- was chosen by a committee of Kring will also attend the East- lege, Kenyon, Ohio. ing of the Conservative Club. At three faculty members on ern Association of College Every year Kenyon College the next meeting to be held basis of photogenic qualities Deans and Advisers of Stu- presents a panel-discussion Wednesday, November 29, Mr. from a group of 15 Junior Wom- dents. Within the convention it- type conference at which topics Albert Goodwin of the G.C.C. en. self, several conferences will be of current vital interest are de- Economics Department will Barbara, a pretty 20 year old held. One of these conferences, bated. The purpose of the dis- speak. Junior from Butler, Pennsyl- entitled "The Secondary School cussions is to stimulate think- The Conservative Club in af vania, is a member of Sigma and College Look at the Stu- ing along the selected line. The filiation with the Intercollegiate Tneta Chi sorority and is major- dent: What is Happening to His topic of interest this year was Society of Individualists, Inc., ing in Elementary Education. Values," will be attended by "The Communication Between is planning a seminar to be held She will reign until next year's Dr. Harker, while Deans Swez- the Humanities and Science.' Saturday, December 2. The top- Homecoming when she will turn ey and Kring will be present at The two-day symposium, held ic of discussion will be Ameri- over her crown to some present another conference entitled on October 27-28, was attended can-Russian Relations. Talks sophomore. "The President and His Rela- by area college professors and given by various renown speak- The other girls nominated for this title were Susie Cober, Bar- tionship to the Dean." other interested men represent- ers in the Rare Book Room are The conferences, which are ing the arts and sciences. open to the public. bara Withrow, Nancy Beck, Judy Hannon, Jan Petrovic, held annually, aim at improv- Kenyon College selected six Ruthie LaZaro, Linda Taft, ing administrative techniques notable men to debate the pro- Deadline for applications Gerry Reichenfeld, Linda Spen- in high schools and col- posed topic. They were Sir for Editor-in-chief and Busi- cer, Gay Maischoss, Linda Pool, leges. They also strive to im- Charles Peace Snow, a British ness Manager of the COL. author-scientist who nas written Judy Cathcart, Sue Cammack prove student-administration re- LEGIAN is Friday Decein- several novels on the lack of ber 1. and Kay Holland. lationships. (Continued on Page 5)