Vol. XXI - No. 14 Grove City College, Grove City, Pa. Friday, March 1. 1963 NINETY GIRLS RECEIVE BIDS Extra Assembly Rushing Climaxed On Tuesday Night Set For Tonight Tuesday evening, two very hectic and frustrating weeks Students and faculty mem- came to a climax for the 300 bers have a real treat in store sorority girls and 180 rushees on campus. For on that night, for them this evening. The Stu- bids were signed in Crawford dent Activities Committee, in Auditorium and then the tradi- cooperation with the Depart- tional celebration was held in ment of Physical Education, the Gedunk. officially begin- ning the 1963 pledging period. has arranged to bring in The Barb Streams, president of Jack Moore Dance Company Pan Hell, announced that 90 for a performance at 8:15 in girls were accepted into so. Crawford Auditorium. This is rorities this year compared to an addition to the program of 121 taken last year. Any sorori- Special Assemblies. ty which did not take its quota of ten pledges is eligible to This afternoon, Mr. Moore take spring prefs in several conducted a Master's Class in weeks. the Arena for the members of Pledging will last for two and the Grove City College Dance one-half weeks and will be cli- maxed by Quad Day on March Group and their guests. En- 16. In case of inclement weath. Umisiastic students came from er Quad Day will be postponed Geneva. Allegheny and Slippery until March 23. Rock Colleges and Those pledging include: Youngstown University to par- ticipate in the class, DELTA DELTA TAU Jo Baker, Sue Baughman. Roberta This evening's performance DiMenna, Marianne Evans, Lo. will feature Jack Moore's is Hartman, Linda Stover. Bet- "Songs Remembered' which he Pictured above are ten pledges representing their sororities. Row 1: Karen Iverson, sy Sudak, Brenda Turner, Joan choreographed in 1961 while at- Karen Cabble, Sue Staplin, Mary Williams and Dorothy Henry. Row 2: Linda Stover, Anitra Tuttle. tending Connecticut College as the first recipient of the Doris Rockhill, Carolyn Hunt, Suc Bretz and Lynn Ramsey. DELTA OMEGA RHO Su- Humphrey Fellowship in Chor- san Bretz. Susan Craig, Judy eography. For his music. Moore John Loves Mary' To Be Presented Local Thesbians Johnston, Carol Menges, Mary has chosen five brief orchestral Rodgers, Beth Schweinsherg, songs of Albam Berg, set to the so-called picture postcard Friday and Saturday nights, Appear Tonight Carol Sproat, Karen Stilley. not know why John married texts by Peter Altenberg. John March 8 and 9. Peggy Klingen- GAMMA CIII Ann Bennett, Martin. dance critic for the smith and Bruce Haedrich will Lily. The situation is doubly Dr. Sisler. Mr. McClelland, Barbara Berster, Betsy Bryant, New York Times says, "While complicated when John discov- Mr. Mendenhall, Dr. Hartman Kathy Kline, Sue Irwin, Karen Mr. Moore does not follow the star in the title roles of John ers that Fred is already mar- and Andy Borland will appear Iverson, Peggy McNaugher, text in any literal sense. he has Loves Mary, a three-act come- dy written by Norman Krasna. ried. From then on, hilarious tonight and tomorrow night in Janet Pogue, Donna Smith, altogether captured its spirit: Mary Ann Watson. and that of the music inspired Dr. William C. Teufel is direct- events follow one after the oth- the Grove City PSEA-sponsored by it. Mr. Moore carries as can- ing the cast, Supporting er as the couples try to play The Caine Mutiny Court GAMMA SIGMA PHI Kathy cer the full burden of his chor- "Mary' and 'John" are Ben straighten out their marital Martial. The play will be pre- Boesch, Shirley Buck, Terri- cographic conception and he McClelland and Heather Me mix-ups. In the end, of course, Ann Colin, Sue Cress, Dorothy does it with eloquence." Laughlin as Senator and Mrs. everything works out and John sented in the Grove City Senior Henry, Vivian Hipps, Honey and Mary finally marry and High School auditorium: the Another feature of tonight's McKinley, parents of Mary Kenward, Susan McColm, Mar- Fred Taylor. the wartime pal live "happily ever after" curtain rises at 8:15. Proceeds gene Naumowich, Mary Ann program will be he perform- from this performance will go Schaub, ance of "Target". This com- of John, will be played by Bob position has brought Mr. Moore Moore. Willy Jahn is cast in Debators Go Canadian toward a scholarship to be pre- PHI SIGMA CIII Rusty Co- the crities' respect. and stature the role of Lt. O'Leary. and sented to a Grove City High blentz. Pat Hutchison, Cindy among artists as as choreo- Kay Johnson will portray Lily Four GCC students. Jim Harbish. Susanne Gay. Doug School senior for the college of McCullough, Lynn Leslic, Barb grapher. It consists of a group Hunter, Bob Lewis, Joanna Swanson, and Tom Jones will Jones, and Joe Bream traveled his choice. Donations are $1.25 Olmstead, Lynn Ramsey, Jean of five succinet pictures which Reeves, Ellen Rider. are labeled "Target No. 1" be seen as Miss Georgia to Rochester Institute of Tech- for adults and $1.00 for stu. SIGMA DELTA PIII . Ginny Target No. 2". etc. The music Beachwood, Oscar Dugan, and nology to participate in a two dents. Burton, Stephanie Capps, Mad- for piano. double bass and Harwood Biddle, respectively. day debate on the topic. Re- briefly for voice is Evelyn Lo. The play is set at the end of There are two qualifications cline D'Agostino, Susan Funk, solved: that man possesses the Onnie Guarnieri, Carol Sal- hoefer. In addition to Mr. World War 11 in an apartment ultimate weapon. for this award. First, the fam- mons, Susan Staplin, Marny Moore. the participants include of the St. Regis Hotel in New They met the New York-Ca ily of the student must show fi- Whiteomb, Jean Learey, Chester Wolenski, York. belonging to Senator and nadian circuit composed of nancial need: and second, the Nancy Comstock, and the won- Mrs. McKinley. Previous to the SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA twenty-two colleges and univer- student must be accepted at an derful -Naney Lewis, whose opening of the play, John was sities, including Hobart, Isgoode Sherri Craft, Gail Holmgren, deadpan mimicking adds much shipped overseas where his life accredited college or university. Hall, Youville, Oswego, Case Sandy McCracken, Pennie Mar- to the effectiveness of the work. was saved by Fred Taylor Institute of Technology, and Instead of having a direct tin, Pat Morgan, Barbara Stud- Fred was sent back to the Harpers. Grove City accumu- transfer of the funds from ley. Judy Schweigert, Pat Wad- States before John, and the two lated a record of three wins PSEA to the student winning dell, Sue Weed, Mary Williams. OUIJA APPLICATIONS temporarily lost touch. But and six losses. the scholarship, the money will Applications are while in Europe, Fred had fall- be sent directly to the chosen SIGMA THETA CHI Karen available ni the OUIJA of- en in love with Lily Harbish This was a Canadian style de- college or university to be ap- Cabble, Ann Callahan, Sandee fice for the positions of Busi- and had not been able to take bate on a philosophical topic. plied directly to educational Diaz, Sally Ekin, Dorothy Ger- ness Manager and Editor-In- her home with him. John, be- On Friday evening, two Cana- costs. gely, Carol Koley, Chele Kuhn, Chief of the 1964 OUIJA. cause of his gratitude toward dain schools competed in a Sue Lutz, Janet Miller, Connie parliamentary debate on the Due to scheduling difficulties, Rodwanski. These positions are usually Fred, married Lily so that she filled by members of the might enter the United States. topic, Resolved: if the past is the play will not be presented at the college. College students THETA ALPHA PHI Kathy Junior Class. but all stu- He then planned to divorce her past, there is no future. invited and urged to attend the Aikens, Karen Blohune, Harriet dents interested in the posi- and let Fred take her as his Pi Kappa Delta, the forensic performance at the high school Good, Carolyn Hunt. Sue tions are welcome to apply. wife. When the curtain rises, honorary, urges the entire stu- on West Main Street. Hynes, Marie Keiler, Sally Mc- The positions are awarded Mary, John's fiancee. is pre- dent body to participate in the Clester, Sherry Mizer, Sherron on the basis of experience paring for his homecoming, Rodger's Oratory Contest to be "I believe that love is the Webb, Carol Wood and interest. Applications knowing nothing of his "mar- held on March 13th and 27th. riage". When she accidentally greatest thing in the world; will be reviewed and the re- The deadline for entering is THETA KAPPA Margie Al- that it alone can overcome sults announced at- a later discovers this, she is extremely Mar. 2. Sign up with Dr. Teufel, len, Judy Chappell, Pam Hager, hate; that right can and will date. upset and thinks that John no Mr. Latvala, or George Towle. Jeanne Hankey, Louise Kraft, longer loves her: for she-doès triumph over might." ..John D. Anitra Rockhill, Ruthanne Sam- Rockefeller, Jr. ple.