The Vol. XX - No. 4 Grove City, Pennsylvania Friday, October 28, 1960 Diane Judt Homecoming Queen Reigning over all weekend her activities membership Barbara is an elementary ed- Rally Launches Homecoming activities is Diane Student Council, Theta Alpha Pi ucation major. She is a member Judt, a junior from Pittsburgh. sorority, chapel choir, and of the synchronized swimming She was elected by the student Christian Service League. team and Sigma Theta Chi Parade, Dance Fall Celebration President of MAP sorority. body in chapel October 19. The Council, Judy Stalker is on Stu- The girls will ride the fresh- queen's two attendants are Bar- dent Council, was on the Ex- Highlight Day Friday, October 28 bara Dillworth, a sophomore tended Orientation Board man float in the Homecoming 8:30 Pep Rally Pittsburgh, and Judy parade. Crowning of the queen The annual Homecoming Pa. Parking the past two years, was a mem- rade will start promptly Lot at Recreation Building Stalker, a senior from Franklin. ber of last year's Homecoming will take place at half-time of 12:30 Saturday afternoon. Saturday, October 29 Diane is an elementary educa- Court, and was Junior M a the Homecoming game between The parade this year, under All Day Registration for Alum- tion major, and includes among Queen. Grove City and Allegheny the theme of "Nations of the ni Recreation Building; World" promises to be the big- Athletic Field est one ever. Compared to the 10:30 Sorority Juice Tables 39 entries last year, this year's Arena. Recreation Building parade has 53 entries, including 11:00 5:00 Open House in Dor- floats, bands, cars, and march- mitories ing units. The Freshnian class, 11:00 12:00 Men Luncheon in C.S.L. Lutheran Students As- Ketler sociation. the Young Republi- 11:00 12:00 Sorority Luncheon cans Club, and all the fratern- Arena, Recreation Build- ities have entered floats. ing There will be various march- 11:30 12:00 Women Lunch- ing units from the Grove City con in their dormitories area, including the Grove City 11:30 Parade Forms high school band. There are 12:30 Homecoming Parade three units entered from Al- 1:45 Review of the parade legheny College, the R.O.T.C. 2:15 Grove City vs Allegheny Drum and Bugle Corps, the Halftime Crowning of the O.T.C. Drill Team, and the Ga- Queen, GCC Band, Girls torettes, a marching team of 24 girls. Drill Team, ROTC Drill Team & Band, Review of The judges' stand will be near the Guthric Theater. The floats the winning floats 5:30 Alumni Smorgasbord will be judged on the basis of beauty, originality, and adher- Arena, Recreation Building ence to theme. 5:30 6:00 MAP, West. Ketler- The winning float will have Dinner its name inscribed on a plaque 6:00 Fraternity Dinners as an- which will be presented by Dr. (Continued on Page a) Harker at the half-time of the football game. Also at half time, Osburn the Homecoming Queen, Diane Judt, will be officially crowned. Awarded Grant Bill Jennings is the chairman of the parade. His committee includes Pete Butner, Jim Houseman. Bob Kuncio, Skip Barbara Dillworth Diane Judt Judy Stalker Graham, Patti Kiper, Karen Spetz, Pat Kitterman and Linda Marsh. Student Council Debaters Compete Dr. Black Heads There will be a review of the parade at the stadium immed- Confirms Grant Duquesne University won the coveted first place award Chapel Service intely before the game time. Dance In the October 19 meeting of the Novice Debate Tournament This Sunday evening the The annual Grove City Col- Student Council, the donation of held on this campus October 22. Chapel services will be con- lege Homecoming Dance will be $1500 from the Student Union Competing for honors were ducted by the Rev. T. Donald held Saturday evening from 9 Fund to the Building Fund for teams from University of Pitts. Black, a Grove City alumnus to 12 in the Intramural Room the new dorm was confirmed. burgh, Westminster, St. Vin- who graduated in 1942. of the Recreation Building. The Bill Jennings and Dan Con- cent's and Grove City. Rev. Black, who majored music for the evening will be way made and seconded the In the initial rounds, Grove English while attending this supplied by the Chiperan Broth- motion, respectively. City found themselves faced school, resides in Glenn Lock, crs. The final revision to the Con- with the formidable foe, inex- New Jersey. He is the as- The theme for this year's stitution was passed and reads perience. sociate-general secretary of the dance is centered around as follows: The Inter-fratern- Despite this, the debaters, Commission on Ecumenical United Nations. The colors 0 f Charles Osburn, senior Ro- ity Council and the Pan-Hellenic Dave Grupp, Donna Ulmer, Jo- Mission and Relations of the U.N., blue and white, will mance Language major, has Council shall be under the guid- anna Jones and Allen Geyer, United Presbyterian Church, U. be evident in the decorations. been awarded a graduate as- ance of Student Council. These gave a good show for Grove S.A. He previously held the of Travel posters of the various sistantship to Pennsylvania bodies, in turn, shall govern, City. fice of secretary on the Board countries will be displayed State University regulate and enforce all rules The next debate tournament of Foreign Missions. throughout the room. The win- The award will provide pertaining to the social fratern- will be at Westminster, Novem- In 1945 Rev. Black graduated ning float from the Homecom- tuition and an allowance of ities and sororities of Grove her 5. from Xenia Seminary in Pitts- (Continued on Page 8) $1602 annually. Mr. Osburn City College' burgh and in 1954 received a de- plans to study for two years. In a discussion which follow- Five Groups Perform gree from Temple School of OUIJA Staff Chosen During this period, he will be working towards his Master of ed over the powers and rights Theology. Grove City awarded of Student Council verses the During Half-Time him a Doctor of Divinity degree Camera shutters have Arts degree in Romance Lan- Student Activities Committee, For the first time in the his- in 1955. snapping at a fast rate for the guages with concentration in Dan Conway stated that he is 1960 OUIJA. Individual class French. tory of Homecoming the Drum not entering into an all-out cam- pictures of underclassmen have A 1957 graduate of New Ken- and Bugle Corp, the Color paign to eliminate the power of sington High School, where h c Guard, ROTC Drill Team. Omicron Delta Kappa already been taken. The senior Student Activities Committee. class is now being photograph- was a member of Key Club Girl's Drill Team and Band Active At Grove City ed. (See Editorial) and German Club, Osburn is will work together to provide The 1961 OUIJA staff editors active in the Omicron XI Lucy Newell reported a t an interesting halftime show. National Honorary Men's have been chosen; staff mem- Fraternity and is president of th she and Bill Jennings saw two While the band is playing the Leadership Society bers will be announced shortly. Modern Foreign Language Club. French Provincial record cab. various groups will move to ODK, National Chuck has studied Latin, Ger- inets which could be purchased Honorary Editors of the staffs are Chris- their positions. Leadership Society, places em- tine Gibson, Literary Editor: man, Spanish and French a n d for the Library for $200. Other The Girl's Drill Team will phasis on the well-rounded man Mary Mullin, Layout Editor: will graduate with 38 hours possibilities will be checked be- form the letters G C. An alley- French and 26 in Spanish. fore the final purchase is made. by recognizing and encouraging Peggy Leis, Photography Edi- way will be made and the Terry Williams reported n achievement in scholarship, tor: Judy Kemeny, Art Editor: Mr. Osburn applied for the queen will be crowned. The the sound system for the Arena. athletics, social and religious Rich Weston, Sports Editor; and assistantship under the a ble Color Guard and ROTC Drill Terry wrote to three different affairs, publications, speech, Linda Fithian, Typing Editor. leadership of Robert Sisler. Team will march through the music, and dramatic arts. Muff Pfundt is editor of the Chuck expressed his apprecia- concerns but received an ans- alley-way and give the colors ODK together mem- yearbook; Grace Erickson is tion to the Romance Language wer from only one, Hamburg and salute. bers of the faculty and student the Business Manager. Photo- Department for the cooperation Brothers. Their total cost When the field is cleared, the body on a basis of mutual in- graphers are Joe Belsan, and aid which has made his would be $1157 with a one-year band will form a G and the guarantee. Terry explained the terest and understanding. Pardoe, and Jack Schneider. fellowship possible. Alma Mater will be played (Continued on Page B) ODK was chartered at G.C.C. The 1961 OUIJA will b e dis- (Continued on Page a) (Continued on Page 8) tributed on May 15.