Vcl. XXI - No. 15 Grove City College, Grove City, Pa. Friday, March 8, 1963 'JOHN LOVES MARY" Another First Theta Alpha Phi Presents College Next Weekend Play Tonight, Tomorrow Night Tonight and tomorrow night at 8:15 in Crawford Auditorium, The weekend of March 15 Theta Alpha Phi will present John Loves Mary, a three-act and 16 can be described as a comedy written by Norman Krause and under the present direc. new and exciting event: Grove tion of Dr. William C. Teufel. City College will initiate their The story is set against a World War II background in- first All-College Weekend. Tak- ing the place of what were pre- volving John McKinley (Bruce Haedrich) and Fred Taylor viously the Freshman-Sopho- (Bob Moore), two old war buddies. Previous to the opening of more Dance. the Junior-Senior the play, John was shipped Prom. and the Christmas Discussion Held overseas where Fred saved his Dance sponsored by the Stu- life. The two became very dent Council. will be one week- end full of fun and recreation. At Penn State close friends and vowed to do anything for each other. Fred This project will not only al- was sent home before John leviate the numerous problems Last weekend. Bob Lewis and and they lost contact for a encountered in the past during Mary-Linda Sorber travelled to time. While in Europe. Fred the three separate dancs. but Penn State to attend a Student had fallen in love with Lily It is also expected to cut cost Congress. Twenty schools from Harbish (Kay Johnson) but had and increase attendance. the tri-state area met to dis- not been able to take her home The first major event will cuss the problems of the eco- with him. John, because of his take place Friday evening. nomic community of non-Com- gratitude to Fred. married March 15. in Crawford Audi- L-R. Bruce Haedrich, Peg Klingensmith, and Bob Moore munist nations and an Ameri- Lily so that she might enter torium at 8:15 P.M. Anna Rus- get involved in some complicated situations tonight in "John can policy toward Latin Ameri- the United States. He then sell, an international concert Loves Mary' ca. The conference was held planned to divorce her and let comedienne, will star in her according to the procedures Fred marry her. hilariously funny performance lie Jahn; publicity, Bill Evans; Career Advisor used by the United States Con- called "Dramamania". In this decorations, Carl Sorzano and gress, and was education as Mary (Peggy Klingensmith) feature which she writes, com- Judy Hill; doorway and re- freshments, Linda Poole and Visit Scheduled well as informative, is John's fiancee and knows poses, and arranges, Miss Rus- nothing of this plot. She is very On March 18th, the five sell specializes in extremely disappointed when John returns Jim Kenny; programs, Jean humorous attacks on classical Miss Carol Vogel, Library members of Pi Kappa Delta, with a wife and can only con- Wasser; and centerpiece, Carol music and musicians, opera, Career Consultant at the Uni- accompanied by their advisor, clude that John no longer loves Ayer. drama. and anything else versity of Pittsburgh Graduate Dr. Teufel, will journey to Car her. The situation is further As you can well see, this Library School, will be on cam- bondale, Illinois for the 50th an- which takes itself seriously. complicated when John discov- weekend has taken a lot of Next on the agenda for this pus on March 18 to meet pros- niversary of Pi Kappa Delta. ers Fred is married. From time and planning and is great- pective librarians. Her visit is Southern Illinois University will then on hilarious events follow weekend are two events which ly anticipated. The wonderful in connection with the Com. act as host. Oratory, debate, one after the other as the cou- are to be held on Saturday aft- thing about it is the fact that monwealth of Pennsylvania's and discussion will be the three ples try to straighten out their ernoon, March 16. A jam ses- there is no admission fee for areas of competition. Mary-Lin- martial mixups. Of course, ev- sion featuring Cotic Harris is program to attract college either of the events. It has all expected, providing entertain- graduates to the library pro- (Continued on Page crything works out for the best been taken care of by the fession. in the end. ment for jazz enthusaists. Al- classes, who donated one dol- so, a "Tug-O-War" contest is lar per member in September; At the present time, there Sue Wherry To Supporting members of the scheduled for Saturday after (Continued on Page 5) are only about half the number cast include: Ben McClelland noon. the purpose of which is of librarians needed to fill po- Represent GCC and Heather McLaughlin as to recognize St. Patrick's Day. A group of ten or more boys Dr. Latourette sitions in this state alone. Senator and Mrs. McKinley, Throughout the nation. because On March 17, Sue Wherry parent of Mary; and Willy must be organized for each of the population and informa- will represent GCC in the Pitts. Jahn as Lt. O'Leary. Susanne team. A group of boys of Irish Speaks Thursday tion explosions, approximately burgh Press Cover Girl Con- Gay, Doug Swanson, and Tom decent are encouraged to or- 18,000 jobs are vacant in pub- test. The contest is sponsored Jones will be seen as Miss ganize to compete with a group Dr. Kenneth Scott Latourette, lic, school, college and special by the Press, and the contes- Georgia Beachwood. Oscar Du- of boys of some other descent. for more than three decades an libraries. According to Miss tants pictures will appear in gan, and Harwood Biddle, re- This way. we can see if the Irish really are as superior as outstanding teacher at Yale Vogel. career opportunities ex- the Roto Section of the paper spectively. The stage set, and an authority and writer on ist in this field for college on the above date. One partici- which is the living room of they say. Any group interested the expansion of Christianity graduates with almost any kind pant was selected from each Senator McKinley's apartment in participating should contact throughout the world, will ar. of subject background who are entering Pennsylvania college will be designed by Daryl Dean Bard Schaak at the Student Council office in Alumni rive on the Grove City College willing to invest one additional by their individual means. Our and his crew. campus next Thursday after- year preparing for a master's student council established the Lounge. noon. March 14th. He will de- degree in Library Science. This JOHN LOVES MARY opened practice of selecting the Home- The highlight and climax of liver the first of two special investment pays dividends in on Broadway in 1947. "Theatre coming Queen as our entrant. the weekend will be the All- lenten lectures that evening in terms of a satisfying career of World'' pronounced it "an en- College Dance, held in the In- Crawford Hall at 8:15 o'clock. fering- wide opportunity, rapid From the pictures submitted joyable comedy" At that time tramural Room on Saturday advancement, and good salar- to the Press, a panel of judges the play was directed by Josh His theme will be "The Myth evening from 9:00 1:00. This of the Post-Christian Era" Dr. ies. Library school graduates will select five finalists. The Logan who received more than dance will be formal. There Latourette has also indicated going to their first professional finalists will travel to Pitts. capable performances from has been much bickering about positions may expect salaries burgh where they will meet such actors as Nina Fock, Tom his readiness to address some the fact that "formal" means ranging from $5,000 to $7,000 a and dine with the judges. The Ewell and Ralph Chambers. classes the next morning, and tuxedos. However, the student year. Library school graduates Roto Cover Girl will be chosen Dr. Teufel is presently pleased he has been tentatively sched- body must remember that this last year had an average of 12 on her personality and poise. with his cast's cooperation and uled to speak to the 9:30 and issue was voted upon last year 10:30 sections in "Early Euro- to 15 job offers. is looking forward to two suc- and accepted by each class and cessful performances. pean History". which will meet the Student Council. Scholarships, traineeships and with classes in "The History of part-time work in libraries can Entertainment for the eve- Political Thought' and 'For- often be arranged for those stu- Honor System ning will be provided by the eign Governments' respectively dents needing financial assist- ever-popular Woody Herman in Calderwood 106. Other stu- ance during their library school Meeting Held and his Herd. The dance band dents and faculty members training. At a dinner meeting of the is renown for their talent in will be welcome to attend these Grove City College faculty on playing excellent jazz and oth- sessions to the extent there is Miss Vogel would be happy March 4, 1963, the advisability er forms of music. During the room. to interview anyone interested of adopting a college wide Hon- intermission, the Pittsburghers, Next Wednesday, March in becoming a librarian. A sign or System was discussed. Mem- a barbershop quartet which has 13th, in anticipation of Dr. La- up sheet for interested students bers of the panel leading the been together since 1947, will tourette's visit, C.S.L. will add a sprinkling of comedy and sponsor a student panel which has been posted on both West discussion were Dr. Ford, Dr. Dawes, Dr. Rodgers, Mr. Behr- amusing stories to a program will discuss the question, "Has and MAP bulletin boards but inger, and Dr. Kring. As a re- of traditional numbers. Christianity Run Its Course?' this is not exclusively a female sult of this meeting, the faculty For months, committee Views of thinkers in various profession. Anyone interested in decided to create a student-fac- chairmen have been working fields will be presented. All obtaining more information as ulty committee to give further on this project. The following students and faculty members to time and place of the meet- study to the advisability of are the various chairman: are invited to this meeting al- ing should contact Mr. Ken- adopting an Honor System at electrical, Wil so. nedy in the placement office. Sue-Wherry Grove City College.