Vol XXII - No. Grove City College, Grove City, Pa. Friday, December 14, 1962 Varsity G Holds Icicle Semi-Formal Frosh Name Officers, Scoletti President Affair To Be On Tuesday. December 11. the - Held Tonight freshmen went to the polls and elected their seven class offi- After the Wonster-Grove City cers for the rest of the coming basketball game tonight, the year. The results were announce Varsity G Club of Grove City ed by Bard Schaack. President College will sponsor the annual of Student Council and Chair- Christmas Dance. The dance will be held in the Intramural man of the Election Committee Room of the Recreation build- at five-thirty. a half-hour after the polls were closed. The quick ing. and will last until approxi- announcement of results is pos- mately 1:00 A.M. sible because of the new prac- Music for the annual sports. tice of using voting machines. man's gala will be provided by the Merriweather Brothers, a The freshmen voted exactly moving combo well known to one week after their primary many Youngstown area and va- to make Mickey Scoletti of Ver- cinity residents. ona. Pennsylvania president of their class over Craig Camer- According to Harry Kent, on. Freshman Tom Haller of general chairman of the dance, Wexford, Pennsylania was elec- it will be semi-formal, and all ted over David Wilson. to be- girls will receive 2:00s. It has come the new vice-president. 11 been definitely decided that was Karen Magill over Janet 2:00 permissions will be grant- Wrench and Mary Ann Watson ed since the dance is semi-for- for the office of Secretary and mal. Louise Luther and Shirley Buck lost to J. Wm. Stephenson for Did you hear? We got out Thursday! Varsity G'ers think that the office of Treasurer. Christmas in itself is enough of Rumors fell as thick and fast as the snow this week as students plowed their way to and a theme for the dance and ap- For the office of male repre- from classes after Grove City and the area around us suffered from a surprise snowstorm that propriate decorations will grace sentative to Student Council, the Intramural Room, says Bill Sleigh won over Gerald Lef- started December the fifth just two days after one of the balmiest days of the last month. Rick Jenks, chairman of the chik, and Janet Miller won the While students muttered that they didn't think that they could stagger and slide from their accorations committee. There office of female representative dorms to the warm shelter of Calderwood and the Gedunk. Mr. Charles Headland of the Physics will be holly centerpieces and to Student Council over Lynn red and green streamers, and department waded through three miles of drifts to teach his class last Friday. As stories of Leslie and Carolyn Hunt. Don many other decorations apropos Gleichman ran unopposed for blocked roads home grew, so did the campus rumor that school would be closed early: in to the holiday season. the office of representative to fact, according to rumor we all went home yesterday. Chairman Harry Kent in urg- the Athletic Council. ing participation says, "only The turnout for the General the total participation of all fra- Election exceeded the turnout WAA Inducts Fifty Twelve Pledged ATM To Sponsor Talk ternity and independent men for the primaries last week. as can make this dance a success Fifty new members were add was expected by members of the By Pi Gamma Mu The third Coffee Talk to be and one of the best ever held ed to the Women's Athletic As- Student Council Election Com- sponsored by Alpha Theta Mu at Grove City College. Contin- sociation on December 11th in mittee, who conducted this elec. induction ceremonies in Alumni On Wednesday, December 5th, will be held at 4:00 in the Ge- uing, he stated that he thought tion as all others of general or Lounge at four o'clock. There Pi Gamma Mu. the college na- dunk. The featured guest at this the publicity committee should class-wide interest. Again some tional social sciences honorary. discussion will be Acey Jackson, deserve a special vote of thanks were thirty-two freshmen thir votes east were not valid be- conducted its fall semester tap Director of Christian Education for the great job it has done teen sophomores, four juniors cause of mistakes made in the and one senior inducted at ping under the direction of its at the Clenmore Presbyterian with the posters and the cam- use of the voting machine. president, Clem Lausberg. The Church in New Castle. Pennsyl- paign it launched over WSAJ. this time. Following this, Mrs. fraternity, requiring the highest vania. Mr. Jackson will lead the The committee was headed by Stoneburner and the Modern Dance Troupe presented a pro- overall of any departmental panel in a discussion on the top. Jim Livermore. honorary has as its entrance ie "Segregation in the North.' gram. Tickets may be bought from requirements, a 2.9 overall, a The Collegian Ruth LaZaro was the senior Mr. Mendenhall, professor of any Varsity G Club member for 3.1 in the social sciences (his- who became a member at this tory. psychology and sociolo- political science and assistant only $.50 apiece or for a dollar Wishes You time. The four juniors were a couple. On Thursday and Fri- gy), a minimum of 20 hours in dean of Men will serve as a Lonnie Glauner. Carol Harring day there will be a represen- the above named sciences, and member of the panel: however, lative of the Club in the Foun- ton. Peg Davidson, and Cathy no grade of F in any social sei- Curry. other students and faculty mem- tain Room, selling tickets. ence course. Sophomores inducted were bers chosen to serve have not Ferne Clark. Judy Earl, Judy At the Wednesday tapping. yet been announced. AAS Taps Pledges Farnsworth, Jan Jones, Linda twelve new members were tak- Lewis, Dec Reeves, Sherry en. The new class includes Lin- For this Coffee Talk Alpha At 7:00 p.m. December 6th, Merry Sheetz, Lynne Thomas, Carol dy Zeeb, Andy Borland, Bonnie Theta Mu has chosen a man to Wennerstom, Barb Berster, Di. Martin, Carole Stuart, Janice lead the discussion, a man who the Arnold Air Society. Oakley G. Kelley Squadron. tappd 30 ane Ellerman. Ellen Liggitt, and Alter, Barb McCracken, Joann is in a position to intelligently discuss the problem for he has pledges in Harbison Chapel. Jez Wilson. Tresham, Joyce LaZaro, Ed The new members are Eugene had personal experience with it. Christmas Freshman inducted were Mar Mathay, John Sawhill, Dave B. Becker, John R. Caldwell, Naylor, and Bill Anthony Mr. Alpha Theta Mu fully expects gie Allen, Sue Bergmann, Kathy Richard A. Connors, John H. Mendenhall and Mr. McClel- to have some astonishing exam- Boesch, Judy Chittum, Nancy Covode. Craig D. Christner. C. land, two new faculty members. ples presented for those of us in Coblentz, Midge D'Agostino, San- Philip Cryster, Edward L. Dun- were also taken into the organi- the North who feel that the prob. and a dy Diaz. Cindy Doolittle, Har- lop. Albert B. Dwyer. Quay G. zation at that time. Icm does not exist. For instance, riet Good, Suellen Herr, Jane Finefrock, Richard L. Forsythe, what about the African students Hicks, Karen Iverson, and Lou- At six o'clock on the same John Ginader, Edward F. Gray, in American colleges who can- isc Luther. Other freshmen were Bary L. Haas, Alan K. John- Happy day, the formal initiation for not get served in restaurants Penny Martin, Mary Morrison, ston, George W. Ketler. Robert the new members was held in even while wearing the native Lynn Ramsey, Jean Reeves, S. Leach, Hugh W. Lewis, dress of their land? What about Mary Lou Rodgers, Donna the Chapel, after which the (rn- Thomas C. Miller, Thomas C. the Northern Negro who cannot Smith, Judy Twigg, Sue Ward, ternity held a dinner reception Montgomery, Brian L. Mook, J. find a home in a decent neigh- New Year Judy Wible, Kathy Williams, Robert Moore. Frank S. Povirk, in the: social room of Crawford borhood? These facts and some Vivian York, Terri-Ann Colin, Nicholas Robinson. Harry R. Hall. Mr. Mendenhall, the prin- other details will be brought out Pat Eger, Carol Koley, Chele Ruprecht, Robert L. Scott, cipal speaker of the evening ad- in the Coffee Talk when Grove Kuhn, Sue McColm, Mary Lee Craig M. Shevlin, Donald City students will discuss the Phillips, Carol Sproat and Bet- dressed the group on the topic Spiece, Douglass B. Swanson, question "Segregation in the Edward. R. Webster; and Thom- Sudak. "Rearmanent: North. as A. Whiting.