25 ELECTED TO WHO'S WHO The Dean's office announced today that 25 Grove City College students have been named to the roster of Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. is from Mt. Lebanon. A metal member, is from Oil City. The senior, majoring in Mechanical The 25 were elected from a list of 165 students of the junior Elaine Lenore Kozar, Nancy lurgical engineering major, h e active junior is on the Board of Engineering. He is a member Lou Liggett. Joyce Anne Me- is the treasurer of the Episilon Directors of the Grove City of the Nu Lambda Phi Frater- and senior classes. Coy. Sheila Elizabeth Moritz. Phi Fraternity, a member of Young Republican's Club, was nity, the Newman Club, and Ad- In order to be eligible. Judy Ann Myers, Robert An- the basketball team, Varsity a member of the EOB and be- vanced Air Society. nominees had to have a 2.75 over-all average and be active thony Reddy. Elvi Ann Sacri- "G", Kemikos and the Metal- longs to Commerce Club, and is Mary Jane Harper. a junior pant. Judy Ann Stalker. Nancy lurgy Club He was recently Sergeant-at-Arms for the Beta majoring in Social Studies, in campus activities. LeRoyne Tempest, Dean Kirk tapped for ODK. Sigma Fraternity Bill is also Student Council and the fac- from Natrona Heights. Pa. She land Young. and Daniel Everett Bob Cetola, a mathematics Treasurer of the Junior Class, a ulty voted for those elected with is a member of the Phi Sigma major. graduated from Ridley basketball manager and a the Council vote weighted two Zerfoss. Chi Sorority Junior Park High School in South Phil- Sports writer for THE COLLE- times that of the faculty vote. Linda Arbuthnot of Pittsburg Counselor. President of Colo- adelphia in 1957. lle is president GIAN. senected for the honor were S graduated from Langley nial Dormitory, a member of Linda Kay Arbuthnot, Ralph E. High School in 1958 and is a of the Inter-Fraternity Council, Paul DaVia, a senior Mechan- W.G.B. JUDO, Managing Ed- Carlson. Robert Tracy Cetola, junior. A biology major, she is a member of the Nu Lambda ical Engineering major. is itor of THE COLLEGIAN, Pres- William L. Cope, Paul G. Da- a member of the Sigma Theta Phi Fraternity, and is active in member of the Episilon P ident of P.S.E.A., Orchestra, Via, Louis J. Gargasz. Mary Chi Sorority, W.A.A., Ouija Bus- Varsity Soccer, Newman Club. Fraternity, a star football play Chapel Choir, Touring Choir, er. a member of Varsity "G' Jane Harper. Janice Hennon, iness Staff. Biology Club. Beta Varsity "G", and Athletic Coun- and a teacher at George Junior. Sally Hillis. Frank M. Hoffman. Beta Beta, Extended Orienta- cil. He was recently tapped for and a member of ODK. He at- Janice Hennon, a senior from Barbara Joyce Holes, Austin tion. She is rice-president ODK. Bob is also a member of tended St. Francis Preparatory Wampum, Pa. is majoring i n the Advanced Air Society School and is from Glenshaw. Vanlier Hunter, Georgina Kala- her sorority. Business Education. She is a maras, Antoinette Marie Kozar. Ralph Carlson. also a junior, Bill Cope, another new ODK Lou Gargasz of Volant is a (Continued on Page 6) Vol. XX - No. 7 Grove City College, Grove City, Pa. Friday, November 18, 1960 OUIJA Grant 61 Frosh Apply "Evening In Space" Is Theme Of Dance Questioned There are already four hun- dred thirty-five applications in An exciting adventure is to An inquest into the Ouija's the Office of Admissions for take place! need for an $8,000 grant from September 1961, Sixty-seven stu- It will be "An Evening Student Activities Committee dents have received final ac- Space". the annual R.O.T.C. 10 publish the annual yearbook ceptances and forty-five tenta- Ball. The dance will be held will be held by a committee ap. live acceptances. Fifty-seven from 9 until 12 o'clocl: on No- pointed by Student Council students have returned the $50 vember 19 in the Intramural prexy. James Urner. deposit fee. The early fi Room. The decision to investigate acceptances are in the top one- People attending the R.O.T.C. was made after several Council fifth of their classes and have Ball will enter the room, members reported that a num- taken college boards in their through a space ship. A large ber of organizations are unwill- junior year of high school. dome representing the world ing and unable to pay such a will be one of the main decora- fee when an initial fee for the Governing Board tions. Shields of various air yearbook is paid in the activi- force organizations will be dis- ties fee at the beginning of the Men's Governing Board is now played. A model of the F-104 semester. in its second full year of opera- will be suspended in a center A letter of protest on the tion at Grove City. The officers dome. Music will be provided charge for individual pictures for this year are Ted Howe by the Teddy Angelo Orchestra. has also appeared in the COL (President), Jim Urner (Vice- Four girls, Barbara Prince, LEGIAN. President), and Gayle Knapp Judy Hannan, Sue Wherry, and (Secretary-Treasurer). The rep- Bonnie Martin, have been chos- There was no knowledge a 10 why such a sum was grant- resentation on M.G.B. consists en Squadron Sweethearts. One of a member from each of the of the four will be crowned ed the Ouija when there were 50 many additional costs. The nine fraternities, from each of queen of the dance by Ron Quija Business Manager will be the independent sections Girty, wing commander Dave requested to submit an itemiz- from the freshmen sections. Rogosky will be master of cer- ed account to Council of its ex These representatives are Tom emonies for the crowning. penditures to show where the Redhair (Adelphikos), Nick "An Evening In Space' is bc- grant is spent Gamer (Betas), Mike Koempel ing sponsored by the Oakley G. In other business, the record (Diks), Tom Brice (EP's), Burt Kelly squardron of the Arnold cabinets were accepted as a T. Williams, 11. Wettick Taber (KAPS), John Buner (Nu Air Society. Commissioned of- gift to the Library from Student Lambs), Graham Murray (Ok ficers and cadet officers from Pictured here are the two Grover students who portray the ies), Bart Niemeyer (Pans), Joc neighboring colleges have been Council. Lucy Newell, who roles of Jerry and Gittel in the forthcoming production. Two spearheaded the project, gave Weber (SAS), Pat Wildman (No. invited. A reception for all com- for the Seesaw. the report on the acceptance of morial). Kent McCartney (Lin- missioned officers and cadet of coln), Fred Schwartz (South), ficers will be held in the Alumni the cabinets. Terry Williams, Harriet Wetlick Bob Reddy (Ketler Freshman), Lounge. Chuck Mehrmann, represent- and Ted Blair (Memorial Fresh- Chris Karsten and Dale Bill- ing Religion and Life Week, man). heimer are co-chairmen of the asked Student Council to pick a committee to assist and work Star In 'Two For The Seesaw A few of the projects th dance, with the Faculty Committee for M.G.B. is undertaking at pres- the week. Elvi Ann Sacripant. Two for the Seesaw by William ent are to get a pop machine in Diane Judt, Ted Blair, Judy Gibson, a smash Broadway hit, The original Broadway e Memorial, pencil sharpeners in Accounting Stalker and Barb Prince were consisted of Anne Bancroft and will be presented December 1st, upperclass dorms, facilities in nominated to serve. Henry Fonda and their effective the phone booths for taking mes- Symposium 2nd, and 3rd in the Social Room Dick Brytogle announced that portrayal was widely acclaimed. sages, and a directory of all he should be contacted if a of Crawford Hall at 8:15 p.m. Since the play is yet of a pro- campus phone numbers, also for The students of Grove City Two for the Seesaw has a cast TV sets go out of order. fessional nature. Theta Alpha the phone booths. M.G.B. is also College will participate in the of two characters Gittel Mos- Phi is both pleased and fortu- checking into the possibilities Eleventh Annual Accounting ca. a Jewish girl from the nate in being able to secure the for getting extension phones in Symposium to be held Friday, Bronx, and Jerry Ryan, a law- rights for production. the near future. November 18, 1960, in the Steph- The faculty has recently yer from Nebraska. This imag- The actress who plays Gittel The purpose of M.G.B. is to en Foster Memorial on the voted a blanket refusal on inative character setting results must be both a comedienne and "establish and maintain harmo- University of Pittsburgh cam- the granting of excused ab- in a fascinating blend of comedy dramatic actress. The male ac. nious living conditions among pus. senses for early dismissal and drama. Against this back- tor must maintain a steadiness the male student body. It is J. Maxwell Neely, President ground of comedy and drama, from school during the in character and yet have the the direct responsibility of each of the Pittsburgh Chapter of the the story portrays two lonely Christmas season. The emotional depth at the same representative on M.G.B. to see Pennsylvania Institute of Cerli- and honest people; who, by their time. Miss Harriet Wettick and that this standard is maintained fied Public Accountants will dent body will be excused unexpected meeting and falling Mr. Terry Williams conbine to in his respective section, and if present the welcoming address. on Saturday, November 17 in love, discover some truths produce this "tour de force" for he does not get the cooperation He will be followed by James about themselves and each oth- at 12:00 p.m. for the holiday. the Grove City College Stage. of the men in his section, his A. Richards, Louis A. Werban- er. The result is both dramatic The play is under the direction job becomes very hard and eth, Jr., and Alexander J. Sch- and surprising. (Continued on page 5) (Continued on Page 7) (Continued on page 5) "