The Vol. XVII - No. 16 Grove City, Pennsylvania Tuesday, March 8, 1960 Auntie Mame Arrives at G.C.C. On March 11 and 12, Theta Sanderson, Teufel Leap Week Heads Alpha Phi will present "Auntie Mame" the third play of the Given Doctorates year. It is under the direction Social Calendar of Dr. Howard Hinde and will be performed in Crawford Aud- Two Grove City English pro- itorium. fessors received their doctorate Week, March 13-19, marks an excellent opportunity In 1956 Patrick Dennis pub- degrees recently. They are Dr. for the girls on Grove City's lished the book and that same James Sanderson and Dr. Wm. campus to ask those "special year the play was performed on Teufel. guys" to the social activities Broadway. It has recently been Dr. Sanderson received his scheduled for that busy week. presented to the public as a bachelor's degree from the Uni- Leap Week opens with the movie. versity of Michigan and did grad- Freshmen participation in the The action takes place in uate work at that same universi- Chapel Service on Sunday. Two M Beekman's apartment ty. He received his master's de- exciting basketball games are and in various locales in which gree from the University in 1950. planned for Tuesday in the she becomes involved during From 1952 to 1954, he served arena. The freshmen girl the years from 1928 to 1946. with the United States Navy. He pledges against the various sor- HEADLINERS IN AUNTIE MAME Featured in Auntic Mame, held the commission of Lieu- which will be presented March 11 and 12, are 1. to r. Barb Auntie Mame is one of the ority presidents will constitute tenant Junior Grade and cruised the preliminary game. The sec. Owens, Julie Prettyman, Georgina Kalamaras, Andy Borland, Ellie few exotic people who live in ond game that evening will con- Martin and Frank Hoffman (student director). each generation. Many people in the Mediterranean and the know her and whether or not North Atlantic. sist of the freshman boy pledges they like her, they can never For the past four years, Dr. playing the fraternity W. Wilson Fellowship Job Interviewers forget her and her free, wonder- Sanderson has been working on presidents. ful philosophy of life. his dissertation which was an On Thursday all students, par- Goes To Ray Guarnieri Here This Week She is symbolic of the multi edition of a manuscript collec- ticularly the freshmen, are ex- person who can can live high tion of English and Latin poet- pected to attend the assembly Ray Guarnieri, City March's and mighty or low and humbly ry. He completed the require- program in Crawford Auditori- College Senior, has been award- um. Jean Madeira, a contralto ARMSTRONG CORK COMPA- Whichever situation it might be. ments for his Ph. D. at the ed the Woodrow Wilson Fellow. NY in the Metropolitan Opera, will (Bus. Ad., A. B.and Mame retains her gaity and University of Pennsylvania in ship to a university of his perform for the audience. Chem Majors, Chem and Mech. carefree style. She has posses- Philadelphia. choosing. Since 1955, Dr. Sanderson has A Jazz Concert by Lambert, Engrs.); Job Description: Sales. sion of the serious side of life Hendricks, and Ross, the main The Fellowship is for a year's Production Planning, Research too, however, and in a crisis been teaching at Grove City attraction of the week, will be graduate work in one of three and Development, Production she can accept and live this where he teaches both freshman and upperclass English courses. presented on Friday evening in Engineering. (Goodyear Tire situation. the arena. These great jazz art. and Rubber Night Group Meet- The play is the legend of the He is married and the father ists were presented at the Court ing 7:00 p.m.) woman described above, Auntie of two children. Mame. in England and were also rec. March 10 Dr. William C. Teufel is a ognized in "Playboy" magazine ARMSTRONG CORK COMPA. The leading role in the play graduate of Eastern Michigan as first among the jazz artists. NY (2nd Day). (S is portrayed by Elva Mary Mar College where he received his A semi-formal dance will as above) GOODYEAR TIRE tin. a senior English major bachelor's degree in 1942. commemorate the climax of AND RUBBER COMPANY from Harrisburg, Pa., whose For four years he served with Leap Week. Couples will dance (Bus. Ad. and A. B.); Job Des- past rules on the Grove City the Army from 1942 to 1946. to the music of Jack Louis and cription: Sales and Retailing. College stage have met with Upon discharge from the ser- his orchestra in the Intramural March 11 award winning success. Besides vice. he began his graduate Room. CONSOLIDATION COAL COM- being a member of Theta Alpha work at Columbia University The girls are strongly PANY (Chem Engrs. Phi and participating in where he earned his master's (Continued on Page 3) and Chem. Majors); Job Des- various dramatic presentations, degree in 1948. cription; Chem. Engrs.-1. Pro- Ellie is head majorette of the cess development and process college band. A member of the In 1953, Dr. Teufel was award- WSAJ Presents ed a fellowship as a full time Ray Guarnieri design (in suburban Pittsburgh). Phi Sigma Chi Sorority, she is also a choreographer for the student at the University of As usual, WSAJ's sign-o n universities. The schools of his 2. Plant manufacturing (in New- choice are New York Universi ark, N. J. ), Chem. Majors-Pro- dance troupe who will present Michigan. While completing his time will be 7:15 p.m. on Tues- day evening, March 8. ty, Chicago University, and Har- cess research in physical, or its program on May Day. doctorate, he taught at Indiana Central College and Purdue Wolfe will present the News in vard University. One thousand ganic and analytical chemistry Julie Prettyman plays the University Extensions. Review at this time. Bard (in suburban Pittsburgh). WEST part of Vera, Mame's friend of the awards are given in the United States. This is the first PENN POWER COMPA- and alcoholic side-kick. A native A new professor on campus Schaak will then proceed with this fall, Dr. Teufel has directed Music for Moderns. At 7:45, Joe time that a Grove City College NY. (Elec. and Mech. of Eric, Pa., she is an English a play. He is married and has Belsan will preview, on Jazz In- student has been awarded this Engrs., A. B. and Bus. A d. major and is active in dramat- one son. (Continued on Page 4) fellowship. After his graduate (For Sales); Job Description: ics. Julie is a member of the work, Ray plans to enter the Power Station operation and Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority. maintenance, Transmission and Terry Williams, a Grove City field of college teaching Distribution Engineering, Sales College junior from Ellwood An economics major, Ray is Engineering THE KROGER City, will be remembered for a member of the Delta Total COMPANY (Bus A d. his role in "Teahouse of the Kappa Fraternity and has writ- and Accts.); Job Description: August Moon" His portrayal of ten articles for the Pittsburgh For Management Development "Sakine" gave him his dramat- Post Gazette this past semester. Plan. ic break on the campus. In He was on the Mercer County "Auntie Mame" he will, be All-Star football team in high March 14 Beauregard. Besides being pres- school, and played one year of ALUMINUM COMPANY OF ident of Theta Alpha Phi and football for the college. He grad- AMERICA. (Engrs. and participating in dramatics, Ter- uated from Grove City High Accts.); Job Description: ry was president of his class School in 1957; he will graduate Engrs Sales, Engineering, Pro- both freshman and sophomore from college in June of this duction, Accts. for Accounting years. He is a member of the year. He is the son of Mr. and Department. (Price Waterhouse Nu Lambda Phi Fraternity, the Mrs. Louis Guarnieri of Grove Night Group Meeting 7:00 student council, IF council, and City. p.m.). the Biology Club. Terry is also March 15 Feature Editor of The Collegian PRICE WATERHOUSE AND and was chairman of orientation Mental Health COMPANY (Accountants) last fall. Dr. Teufel - Dr. Sanderson Job Description: Junior Andy Borland is in his first Alpha Theta Mu is sponsoring countants. FIRESTONE R E major role. A freshman from New Foreign Language CSL Plans Retreat a series of student-faculty dis. AND RUBBER COMPANY Westfield, Pa., Andy is a mem- Club Gets Under Way cussion groups. The outlined (Bus. Ad. and Accts.); Job ber of the Kappa Alpha Ph At the present time, plans are purpose of these meetings is to Description: Sales, Management Fraternity, the varsity swim- A new departmental club for well underway for the annual give students opportunities to Office Credit. AETNA CASUAL ming team, and is a sports writ- (Continued on Page 3) Grove City College Campus was Christian Service League Spring discuss and gain insight to prob- (Continued on Page 3) Retreat and will be announced lems and situations that are of launched on Monday night, Feb- in the near future. Last year's current interest, and to ruary 29, at an organizational weekend experience proved to mote better student-faculty re- meeting for all Foreign Lan- be one of the highlights of the lationship. guage majors. A constitutional entire school year for those who On March 2, Dr. Gara dis- committee was appointed and attended. Audrey Pintar a cussed his paper on the Under- general objectives of the club Dean Young, retreat co-chair- ground Railroad, which has were explained. Mr. men, promise a tremendous caused a great deal of com- Wells, professor of French and weekend of both practical and motion in historic circles. Spanish, showed slides on Mex- spiritual benefit, and invite all Next to be discussed is the ico and gave an interesting talk Grove. City students to share in topic, "Your Attitudes on Men- on the workshop he attended at this experience. tal Health" This discussion, Mexico City College this past which will be led by summer. About thirty-five stu- German, French and Spanish- John Copp, is to be held at dents were present. speaking countries. Prospective 4:00 p.m. on MARCH 15 in the The purpose of the new club teachers will also find it a clear- ALUMNI LOUNGE. Mrs. Copp is to extend language study be- ing-house for new developments was formerly a nurse in St. yond the classroom and promote in the field of language teach- Elizabeth's Hospital in Washing- further interest in the culture of ing. ton, D. C. This will be an DRINK UP Play cast relaxes in a scene from "Auntie Mame" (Continued on Page 3) with their "Flaming Mamies"