e Vol. XVII No. 21 Grove City, Pennsylvania Tuesday, May 3, 1960 Grover Politicians Seek Offices Jim Urner, Terry Williams Vie Five In Running For Student Council Presidency For Senior Prexy James A. Urner, candidate for the presidency of Student Coun- in the capacity of a student rep. Senior Class cil, is now President of KAP resentative. In addition to these Five junior men are in com- Fraternity. He is Vice President duties, Dan is a manager of the petition for the office of presi- of Theta Alpha Phi, Vice Presi- soccer team, circulation mana- dent of the senior class. dent of Men's Governing Board, ger of Quad, chairman of the Candidates are Frank Hoff- and a member of the Interfra- Scholastic Achievement Com- ternity Council. mittee, and was active as a man, Russ Thomas, Bob Reddy, Ted Howe, and Chuck Lewis. member of the Extended Orien- Frank, a biology major, is the tation Board and Religion in president of the probation fra- Life Week. He has also appear- ternity, Sigma Alpha Sigma. He ed in campus dramatics produc- is president of Beta Beta Beta, tions. treasurer of Theta Alpha Phi, Daley, also a sophomore, is and is a member of the Biology a member of the Epsilon Pi Fraternity and a mathematics ODK TAPS Last Thursday in chapel, ODK tapped their Club. Frank also assists in the biology lab. major. Phil is a member of the students for membership. They are 1. to r.: Bob Hallman, Chuck Taylor, and Frank Hoffman, with Jim Watson, president of the Russ, a member of the Pan Varsity Soccer Team and is ac. Sophic Fraternity, is a speech tive in fraternity sports. I n ad- organization. major. Russ has been active in dition to fulfilling these duties, Phil has earned a membership ODK Taps Three In addition to the tapping of dramatics on the campus and to the Varsity "G" Club and is these three men, Maj. Myron has done broadcasting for the Three Grove City College Stu- Smith was voted an associate school radio station. In addition active in fraternity functions. Three candidates are contend- member, and Mr. Clifford Bow- to this, he is a news and feature dent men were tapped in chap. ing for the position of Social el on Thursday for O.D.K. den a trustee of the college, writer for The Collegian. was voted an honorary member- Ted Howe, co-managing edi- Vice-President. Junior, Bob Luckook, an econ- Those men receiving this high ship. for of The Collegian, is an Eco. mics major, is a member of honor were Robert Hallman, Maj. Smith received his B.S. nomics major. He is presently Frank Hoffman, and Charles the Nu Lambda Phi Fraternity. in business in 1949 from the Uni- the junior class vice-president, Jim, a psych major with an Taylor. Bob is a feature writer for the versity of Utah. He serves in president of Men's Governing over-all average of 2.2, has pre- Collegian and is a manager for Bob, a senior, is a Business viously been Chairman of Ex- the capactly of Associate Pro- Board, a member Varsity tended Orientation. He was a the Cross-Country Team. Administration major. He fessor of Air Science. "G" Club, and was a member Bob Kuncio, a sophomore, is vice-president of the DIK Fra- manager of the Varsity Base- Mr. Bowden was graduated of the Ouija sports staff. He ball Team. In addition to these active as a feature writer for ternity, a member of Student from G.C.C. in 1925 with B.S.C. was also vice-president of his the Collegian. He is an English Council, past president of Men's magna cum laude. He graduat- fraternity, Beta Sigma. activities he is a former mem- ber of the Varsity "G" Club. major, a member of Theta Al- Governing Board, a business ed from the University of Pa. Bob Reddy, a business admin- pha Phi, and a contributor to manager of the Varsity "G" Law School with high honors istration major, is this years 4 Quad Magazine. He also parti- Club, a member of IF Council, and is presently a senior part- president of the junior class. A candidate for the Presiden- cipated in the Orientation Board and PSEA. "Huck" is a varsity ner in the law firm of Shear- Bob is a member of the Nu cy of Student Council, Terry activities. soccer player and has maintain- man and Sterling and Wright, Lamdba Phi Fraternity, ODK, Williams, has been a president Bill Trethewey, also a sopho- ed a 2.85 average. He is from in New York City. Student Council, and was on the of both his Freshman and Soph- Monaca, Pa. Orientation Board. In addition more, is a member of the Kap- omore classes. pa Alpha Phi Fraternity. He is Frank Hoffman, a junior, is to these duties, he is a Ketler a Metalurgical Engineering ma- from East Brady, Pa. He has Earhart Fellowships counsellor and on Men's Gover- ning Board. jor, and a member of the Metal- maintained a 2.76 average, and lurgy Club. Bill is active in IF is a biology major. Frank has Awarded 2 Seniors Chuck Lewis, a member of the participated in numerous dra- Omicron Xi Fraternity, is a sports. Both the positions of Secretary matic productions and has di- Two Grove City College sen- Mechanical Engineering major. and Treasurer are unopposed. rected several plays. He is pres- iors have been awarded H. B. In addition to being a member Pat Kitterman, a junior, is ident of the Probationary Fra- Earhart, Jr.; Foundation Fel- of the Engineer's Club, the ex- the candidate for Secretary. She lowships to continue their stud- tended Orientation Board and ternity, Sigma Alpha Sigma, and ies of economies at New York playing varsity tennis, Chuck is is a Business Education major, is president of Beta Beta Beta. Frank is also treasurer of Theta University. in the Advanced Air Society. a member of Phi Sigma Chi Sorority, WAA, treasurer of Alpha Phi. John J. Sweeney and Richard This year he is also co-chairman of Greek Sing. the Commerce Club, and Social Chuck, a senior is Student M. Larry, both of Butler, have Other candidates include Vice- Chairman of Colonial Council. Council Academic Vice-p been awarded the Earhart Fel- Pat is also a syncronized swim- lowships consisting of a stipend President, Gayle Knapp; Secre- dent. He is a Physics major mer, is on the business staff of from North East, Pa. In ad- of $1,500 plus $1,000 tuition for tary, Vicky Beeman: Treasurer, the Ouija, and is a Junior Coun- dition to other activities, Chuck each recipient. William Faloon and Mary Jane is a member of the Epsilon Pi Both men are married and Fichter: Student Council, Judy sellor. She also belongs to have commuted from Butler Stalker, Sandy Hollendar, Barb PSEA, and Webster's Humani- Fraternity, co-captain of the ties Club. Varsity Swimming Team, during their four years at Holes, Chuck Bestwick and Bill n Candidate for Treasurer, Bill IF Representative and was a Grove City. Larry is a veterán Rice: and Athletic Council, Bob Cetola and Jim Nelson. He was also Chairman of Jennings, is a sophomore. He Varsity Track manager of the Marine Corps, and Sween- Junior Class Freshman Orientation in 1959, is a member of the Nu Lambda year. cy is an Army veteran. Chairman of the Jazz Concert Phi Fraternity, the Vets Club, The two men plan to follow For the office of junior class the lead of the Grove City Col. president, two junior men are in 1959, and a member of Stu- and the Commerce Club. Bill is dent Council in the years '57-'58 an accounting major and has Young lege Economics Department running. and '58-'59. appeared in various dramatic Republican Club and teach 'Free Enterprise" Ted Blair and Dean Patton have entered as candidates for productions on the campus. economics on a college level Terry was also Chairman of after graduation from N. Y. U. this competitive position. the Special Assembly Commit- The Grove City Young Repub- Grove City College is among a Ted, an Economics major, is. tee of '58-'59. He is a speech New Course Offered lican Club received its charter minority of colleges and univer- a member of the Nu Lambda and Theatre Arts major and has from the Student Council on sities in the United States where Phi Fraternity. He is sophomore an overall point average of A new course will be offered April 6. The first meeting of the Free Enterprise or Laissez class president, and a member 2.53. on campus next fall by Dr. Club was held on April 27 at Faire economics is taught. This of the Student Council, the De- At present, Terry is President Douglas Bockes. 7:16 in Crawford Auditorium. school of thought believes in the bate Squad, and CSL. of Theta Alpha Phi, a feature writer for the Collegian, The purpose of the course is At this meeting, a movie was principle of a minimum of gov- Dean, a Sociology major, is shown depicting Vice-President ernment interference in mone- a member of the Kappa Alpha Pledgemaster-Rush Chairm to introduce the Greek and Ro- man Classics in modern transla- Nixon's trip to Russia. tary and business matters. The Phi Fraternity. Besides his ac- of the Nu Lambda Phi Fraterni- ty. Additional activities include tion. The course will sketch the The purpose of this organiza- (Continued on Page 6) tivities in the fraternity, Dean entire literary background of tion is 1) To bring college stu- is a member of the Glee Club. Inter-Fraternity Council, Treas- urer of the Biology Club, and the Western World, and give a dents into the Republican Par- M. G. B. Elects Other contestants for offices ty and to provide an opportun- are: Vice-President, Kent Cully, Drum Major of the Drum and general background of the intel- lectual currents of Greek civil- ity for them to find political ex- Last Tuesday, April 26, the Linda Arbuthnot, and Don Lind- Bugle Corps. ization. pression and recognition; 2) To monthly meeting of the Men's blad; Secretary, Sheila Moritz, COUNCIL CANDIDATES A number of Greek and Ro- train college students as effec- Governing Board was held in Karen Spetz, and Marianne man plays will be read as well tive political workers and co- Calderwood Hall. Grace; Treasurer, Linda Har- Other offices to be voted for as poetry and prose of this operate in the election of the President Bob Hallman told bold, Nancy Stammelbach, and by the entire student body be- Republican Party's nominees: the members there would be no Bill Cope; Student Council, Neil period. sides the office of Student Coun- To coincide with this course, 3) To foster and encourage the chance of securing more phones Johnson, Bob Loch, Richard cil President, are Academic Dr. Harker will be teaching a activities of the Republican for the dormitories this year. Bryfogle, Diane Judt, and Carol Party and to promote its ideals; Reports were given by the Hamblin. For the office of Ath- e-President, Social Vice- course in Ancient History. President, Secretary, and Treas- This course also has the pur- and 4) To collect, analyze, dis- committees for election of of- letic Council, Bev Turk, Diane urer. pose of bringing the classical cuss, and disseminate informa- ficers, handling of offenses, and Vinkovich, Bart Niemeyer, and Candidates for the office of learning of the ancient civiliza- tion concerning political af- communication with the male Linda Harris are in competition. Academic Vice-President e tions to the students of the cam- fairs. student body. Dan Conway and Phil Daley. pus. The major coverage in this On May 27, Senator Hugh Election for next semester's Sophomore Class Conway, a sophomore, is a course will be in the era of pre- Scott from Pennsylvania will be officers were then held. Ted Running for president of the history major. He is a member literary history, but it will also at G.C.C. in Crawford Auditori- Howe will be the new President, Sophomore Class are Gary Mor- of the Nu Lambda Fraternity, be an aid in understanding the um at 8:00 p.m. to address the Jim Urner is Vice President, gan and Robert Cave. Cave, a and presently serves the council intellectual currents of the past. present and future members of and Gayle Knapp was chosen mechanical engineering major, (Continued on Page 6) Secretary-Treasurer. is vice-president of the Fresh- (Continued on Page 6)