Vol. XXI - No. 14 Grove City College, Grove City, Pa. Friday, March 2, 1962 121 GIRLS SIGN BIDS On Wednesday evening, Feb- 1962-1963 Quija Editors Chosen ruary 28, 121 freshman and up perclass women signed sorority The faculty. upon the advice bids. After signing their bids, Sue Wherry Up For which were handed out under of the Publications Committee, has appointed Judy Daucher the new rushing system, the and Ellen Egbert as Co-Editors District ROTC Queen girls went to the sorority suites to be greeted by their new sis- of the Ouija for the 1962-63 book at the regular faculty meeting Sue Wherry, ROTC Queen ters and to don their sorority at Grove City College, has been blazers before they all went to on February 27. They also ap- pointed Brian Mook Business selected by the College Unit to the Gedunk to sing and cele- Manager at this time. be a candidate for Air Force brate. Queen of the 757th Troop Car- The girls who received the The appointment of Co-Edi- rier Squadron (Reserve), bids were: tors is unique. Judy and Ellen Youngstown. ALPHA BETA TAU . Sue applied for the co-editorship outlining in detail how they The Queen will reign for a Barnhouse, Carol Black, Carol would co-operate and how they year, and her presence will be McKee. Judy McLaughlin, Mar- had tentatively planned for the desired at such social functions jorie Miller, Marilyn Neundorf, in Eastern Ohio and Western Carolyn Pickett, Anne Sanden, coming year. It is felt that the appointment of co-editors will Pennsylvania where the Squad- and Sandy Wroble. lessen the burden of the editor's ron would be represented. DELTA DELTA TAU - Betty job. Miss Wherry, a sophomore. Bassett. Joetta Bidzilla, Carol Brian rose from the job on is the daughter of the Joseph Cole, Gracella French, Janet this year's Ouija as local ad- E. Wherry's, of 5738 Front Odetta To Be On Campus March 9 Litterini, Heather McLaughlin, vertising man to his new posi- Street, Verona, is a member of Judy Simonich, Mary Linda Sor- tion as Business Manager. the Sigma Theta Chi, CWENS, The sixth and final of the current season's program of special ber, and Cathy Strang. Judy is a sophomore math P.S.E.A., W.A.A., and is also a asemblies will present one of the most exciting singers to DELTA OMEGA RHO Janet major and was on the Dean's Varsity Cheerleader. emerge in the past decade, Odetta. Odetta, no ordinary inter- Blum, Janet Campbell, Sue List last semester. She is treas- The judging will take place pretive artist, will appear in Crawford Auditorium, Friday eve- ning. March 9, 1962, at 8:15 P.M. Henningsen, Audrea Krist, Paula urer of the Sigma Delta Phi on Saturday, March 10 in Odetta is an artist in no one's tradition: rather she is Marshall, Gayle Patterson, Kar- sorority, chairman of W.A.A. Youngstown. The coronation an individual in her style and personal in her idiom. Her voice en Short, Susan Vail, Sue Wes- Badmitten tournament, and on ceremonies will be on Armed is a rare gift that makes her a phenomenon among singers, a tergreen, and Kathy Wakefield. a Polk Christian Educators' Forces day at the Air Force voice with a varied colored richness of sound and emotional GAMMA CHI Sue Arburu, committee. Base. Allegheny College. Mount generation. Her appearance on stage is in itself arresting, in Patricia Bradley, Nancy Bush, A sophomore English major, Union College, Kent State Uni- that when she imerses herself in song she has the power to Ellen is the former Society Edi- versity, and Youngstown Uni- overwhelm her audience. In addition to her repertoire of blues. Alice Campbell, Marion Collins, tor of the Collegian. She is a work songs, lullabics, and fantasies, her massive guitar, slung Jeanne Elliott, Joan Gerhold, versity also have finalists. The about her shoulders, give her a musical accompaniment in Mary Jo Hunck, Virginia Kre. member of W.A.A., Outing winner will reign as queen, the stunning punctuation, counter-points and rhythms. bill, Cornella Kuhn, Charlotte Club, and English Club. others as princesses. Odetta has appeared in various festivals and concerts Simpson, Janet Waddington, Brian is a History major The ROTC Detachment is also Carnegie Hall and Town Hall in New York; at many univer- and Karen Zahniser. planning on attending law proud to announce the appoint- sities - University of California. Princeton, and Harvard: tele- school. He is playing on an in- ment of eighteen senior and vision Dave Garroway and Ernie Ford: in movies GAMMA SIGMA PHI Leslie dependent basketball team and thirty-eight under-classmen to "Sanctuary" as well as on radio, and on several long play Barron. Anyce Brelsford, Suz. records for the Vanguard Recording Company. anne Chidsey. Kathleen Church- played on the tennis team last new ranks and duty assign- man, Lynne Cookson, Joyce spring. He is a member of the ments. Connor, Fay Hilliard, Judy Outing Club. and Polk Christian Meredith St. Clair, Col., has Career Day To Be Held Council Movies Soon Lindsay, Deborah Newberry, Educators Research Group. been appointed to the position Ellen Richards, Nancy Ricka- Either Judy or Ellen will be of Wing Commander. John E. On Friday, April 6, 1962, the The Student Council is plan- baugh, Sandra Russi, Judith flown to Mission, Kansas in the Lewis, Lt. Col., is the new annual Career Day program ning to sponsor four movies Shaffer, and Helen Skinner. next month to tour the plants Deputy Wing Commander. Har will be held at the University of during the remainder of the PHI SIGMA CHI Linda of the Intercollegiate Press In ry Tomlinson, David Dibell, Pittsburgh. This Career Day school year. A donation of 25 Brodmerkel, Joyce Damaska, corporated. Cristopher Karsten, Don Beech- program is designed to give a cents per person will be collect- Carol Cotton, Olenc Hall, Lynne er, and Harry Webster, all Lt. close-up of the profession of ed the night of the various Hellerstedt, Ellen Liggitt, Kar- Colonels, have assumed the po- Ayer On Mlle Board social work. Each student who movies. The profits from these en McCoy, Laura Oberheim, sitions of Wing Personnel Offi- attends will have the opportuni- movies will be placed in the and Leslic Wilmot. Caroline Ayer, a sophomore cer, Wing Operations Officer, ty to visit a social agency and Student Council JAZZ CONCERT SIGMA DELTA PHI Su- from Bala-Cynwyd, Pa., is to Wing Administrative Officer, see how it operates, to meet so- COMMITTEE FUND. All mov- zanne Atwell, Carolyn Ayer, represent Grove City College on Wing Inspector, and Wing Ma- cial and case workers, and to ies will be shown in Crawford Carol Bosserman, Nancy Fife, Mademoiselle's national Col. terial Officer respectively. talk to the students and faculty Hall Auditorium. They will be- Roberta Hall, Lindsay Liver- lege Board. William Miles, Phillip Bostur, of the School of Social Work. gin promptly at 7:30. more, Mary McFarland, Judith She is one of the 805 students Fred Maeder, and William This program will also acquaint The first movie, "Pete Kel- Osgood, Sheila Ragen, and Bob. at 335 colleges who will report Shields, all Majors, have been those interested with scholar- ly's Blues," will be shown on bic Lou Scholze. to Mademoiselle this year on assigned the ranks of Wing In- ships available to those students Saturday, March 24. It stars the college scene. SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA Mary formation Officer, Wing Comp. who need them and also the en- Jack Webb, Janet Leigh, Peggy As a College Board member, trance requirements of the Lee, Ella Fitzgerald and Ed- Baldwin, Marion Finley, Laurie troller, Wing Provost Marshall, she will complete an assign- and Ass't. Special Projects Of School of Social Work at the mund O'Brien. Freeman, Karen Gibbons, ment that will show her inter- ficer respectively. University of Pittsburgh. "The Captain's Table, "But- Lynne Graham, Shirley Koenig, ests and abilities in writing, terfield 8, and "Pillow Talk" Barbara Lausberg, Marilyn Mc- editing, fashion, advertising or Any students who are inter- will be shown on April 25, May Caughan, Diane Weiers, Sandra art, in competition for the twen- Silver Contest Held ested in social work as a pro- Willison, Judy Luckenbill, and 12 and May 29 respectively. ty Guest Editorships to be fession and in attending this Sandra Mills. All the movies are in color. awarded by the magazine at the During the month of March, all day program are asked to SIGMA THETA CHI Mar- end of May. Reed & Barton, America's old- contact Dr. Cressman of the garet Bruso, Barbara Cantoni, The winning Guest Editors est silversmiths, are conduct- Sociology Department. He would will be brought to New York for ing a "Silver Opinion Competi- also like to know the names of Fellowship Fern Clark, Karen Evans, Car- ol Hammond, Altha O'Donnell, four weeks next June to help tion" in which valuable scholar- the students who can provide Has Quartet Gayle Pallante, Gloria Powell, edit, write, and illustrate Ma- ship awards totalling $2050 are transportation to the University. Sherry Scheetz, Constance demoniselle's 1962 August Col- being offered to duly enrolled More detailed information can The College Fellowship is Shryock, Jane Stammelback, lege issue. They will receive women students at a few select- be obtained at Dr. Cressman's and Eleanor Stone. planning to have the Christian travel expenses and a salary. ed colleges and universities. office. Couriers, a male quartet from THETA ALPHA PHI Marcia While they are in New York, Grove City College has been New Castle to entertain on Dodd, Sarah Dodd, Judith Earl, the Guest Editors will interview selected to enter this Competi- March 4 after chapel. This Ellen Easterbrooks, Judith outstanding men and women in tion in which the First Grand Destine In Review program will be held at the Farnsworth, Judith Hill, Mar- their chosen fields to help clar- Award is a $500 cash scholar- M. Destine and his troupe en- East Main U. P. Church. garet Klingensmith, Carol Leon- ify their career aims. They will ship; Second Grand Award is a countered formidible difficulties The quartet has made many ard, Marion Lindblad, Mary also visit showrooms and adver- (Continued on Page 4) $300 scholarship; Third Grand tising agencies, and will be in the presentation of their per- records. Award is a $250 scholarship; formance Friday night. Some The congregations of the East guests of honor at Mademoi- Pi Gamma Mu Record Hop Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Awards selle's mammoth College Fash- they overcame admirably, some Main and Broad Street Presby- Twist Contest ion Show in the Waldorf Astoria are $200 scholarships; and Sev- not so admirably. Prize terian Churches have been in- and at parties that the magazine enth, Eighth, Ninth and Tenth The audience listened to the March 2, 1962 are $100 scholarships. In addi- heartbeat of an Afro-French cui- vited. Anyone who wishes to at- 8 11 P.M. is planning for them. (Continued on Page 2) (Continued on Page 2) tend is welcome. $.15 stag $.25 drag )