Vol. XXI - No. 18 Grove City College, Grove City, Pa. Friday, March 29, 1963 Conners Elected Freshmen Girls' College Hosts Peter, Paul And Mary SeniorPlacement Squadron Head Dorm Counselors BBB Convention Sing At Westminster At the last meeting of the Interviews Held Arnold Air Society, election of officers was held. The re- Are Announced New Wilmington will turn The Eta Zeta Chapter of Beta Greenwich on Thursday, April Have you wondered what so sults were as follows: Squadron Eight Junior Counselors were Beta Beta Biological Society at 4, when Peter, Paul and Mary, Commander, Richard Conners; recently selected for the com- Grove City College extends a many seniors have been doing the popular folk singing trio, in Crawford and the second Executive Officer, Brian Mook; sincere welcome to the aspiring will give a concert on the West- ing year, 1963-'64. These girls, biologists who are attending the floor of the Recreation Building Operations Officer, Barry minster College campus at 8:30 chosen for their character, per- Beta Beta Beta Annual Conven- recently? To answer the ques- Haas: Administrations Officer, p.m. sonality scholastic achieve- tion of District Three. Grove tion, they have been having in- Quay Finefrock; Comptroller, ments, and college activities, Life-long interests in folk mu- City College is the host institu- terviews with companies and William Miller: Informations will live with the freshman and sic led Peter Yarrow, Paul schools for prospective jobs. Officer, Tom Whiting: Chaplin. tion for this important inter-col- help them adjust 10 college life. Stookey. and Mary Travers to Originally, there was one of John Ginader: Pledgemaster, lege conference, and, as prep- Those chosen were: Greenwich Village. Peter Yar- fice which handled all types of Craig Christner arations have run smoothly, a row, a native of New York Barbara Clarke, from Hone- placement. However, as the valuable and successful pro- Other items that were cover- City, is a graduate of Cornell oge Falls, N. Y., is an elemen- program continually grew and gram is being held this Friday ed at the meeting included University, where he was an grew, a division became neces- tary education major and a and Saturday Approximately plans for the "Car Wash and instructor in a folk ballad member of P.S.E.A. sary. In 1959-60 the placement 40 students are participating in Shave** to be held tomorrow at course. He was appearing as a the E. Main St. Church from 9. Carol Cotton is a math major this spring weekend assembly office separated into two parts, single after his own tour which 4 p.m., weather permitting. Al- from Cape Elizabeth, Me. Her which began with registration the business and industry pro- included the Newport Folk Fes- activities include Cwens, and a picnic lunch in Science gram and the teacher program. so tentative dates were set for tival, 1960, Hall. A formal welcome in The industrial placement of the showing of the movie, W.A.A., Synchronized Swim- ming. teaching Sunday School Crawford Hall this afternoon Paul Stookey, a native of fice is located in the basement 'Pro-Football's Longest Day' Birmingham, Michigan, was do- at George Jr. and Phi Sigma preceded the viewing of the of Crawford directly opposite at Crawford Auditorium. This ing stand-up comic routines in Chi sorority. film "The Living Dessert." the Little Theater Mr. Jack movie is a color film of the the Village and was the highest Kennedy, who is in charge of Giants-Packers championship Georgicana Garrity from After a "nourishing" banquet, paid entertainer there when he the program, has a wide varie- Munhall, Pa., is a sociology ma- the Eta Zeta Chapter will have game of 1962. The meeting was joined the trio. ty of literature available about jor. She is a member of Cwens, the pleasure of introducing the adjourned at 9:00 p.m. by pres- Mary Travers. the willowly the industries. Every year a ent Squadron Commander, Jack Chapel and Touring Choirs, evening speaker Dr. Phillip S. blond member of the trio, has M.A.P. House Council, Modern Grant, Assistant Professor of great number of represen- Frizzell. been singing folk songs since tatives from industrial and Dance Troupe, and Sigma Pathology at the School of Hy- her kindergarten days. A na- business companies visit Grove Thela Chi sorority. geine and Public Health at tive of Louisville, Kentucky, Judith Fransworth is a sociol- Johns Hopkins University. Ar- City College in search of pros- she came to New York with pective employees. In the past ogy major from Canandaigua, riving at Greater Pittsburgh her parents. After singing in eight weeks, 85 companies have N. Y. She is a member of Airport from the West Coast the chorus of **The Next Pres- this afternoon. Dr. Grant will visited the campus holding Cwens, Theta Alpha Pi sorority. ident' with Mort Sahl, which their interviews in the Craw- W.A.A., International Club. and visit Grove City College this flopped after two weeks on ford Social Room. Mr. Kennedy is a Sunday School teacher at evening and speak to an ap- Broadway, she took a series of has compiled recruiting sched- George Jr. preciative group of biologists on The Role of the Nucleus in the jobs in literary and advertising ules which are available to Cornelia Kuhn from Emlen- Cell." agencies until 1961 when she each senior interested. These ton, Pa. is a Spanish major. met Paul Stookey. schedules tell not only the dates Her activities include Cwens Dr. Grant received his B.S. Al Grossman, manager of of different companies' visita- and the Gamma Chi sorority in 1947 at the City College of Odetta, found them, put them tions, but they also give quite Carol Leonard, an elementary New York, his M.A. in 1949, together, and the result is a detailed job descriptions. Al- education major from New and his Ph.D. in 1952, both at cosmopolitan trio. though engineers, business ad- Hyde Park, N. Y., is secretary Columbia University lle has Peter, Paul, and Mary will ministrators, and accountants of the Sophomore class and a been an instructor of Biology present their concert in the are in greater demand, gradu- member of Cwens, M.A.P. and at the City College of New Arts and Science Auditorium at ates in all fields are being North House Councils, and York, research associate in Westminster College. Both re- sought. This progrm has be- Theta Alpha Pi sorority. Embryology at the Institute for served and general admission come so important within the Deborah Newberry from Ca. Cancer Research, and instruc- seats are available, costing last ten years that 35 major nastota, New York is an ele- for in physiology at the Uni- $2.25 and $1.75 respectively. companies have already made mentary education major. She versity of Pennsylvania School Tickets may be purchased at appointments for next year. is a member of Chapel and of Medicine. In addition to his the Westminster Book Store or The Teacher Placement Of- Touring Choirs, M.A.P. and present Assistant-Professorship at the door. Also, mail orders fices four altoghether are North House Councils, College at John Hopkins, he is an in- can be made by addressing the located on the second floor of Commander Conners Fellowship, P.S.E.A., and Gam- structor of Embryology at the requests to the Westminster the Recreation Building. Dr. (Continued on Page 5) Marine Biological Laboratory in Student Council. Joseph Hartman, the Director Wonds Hole, Massachusetts. of Teacher Training and Place- Orientation Program Changes Made The enlightening evening will be concluded with a dance and Pan-Hell Dance ment, is available for all neces- sary information. This year Planning has already begun Class social get-together in Crawford during the summer Tomorrow Night forty school districts from Pa., for the 1963 Freshman Orienta months. Hall. Inter-College Acquain- N. Y., N. J., and Ohio came to tion Program. The Executive tanceship is of certain value in The most significant change interview 118 students who will the three-fold purpose of Beta Tomorrow evening sorority Council busily at work on the in next year's program is that be certified to teach (36 elc- Beta Beta: stimulation of sound women and their dates will be program. consists of: chair there will be only one Fresh- bound for the land of make-be- mentary education majors and man. Barry Gruver: assistant scholarship, dissemination of man Orientation Program that 82 secondary education ma- scientific knowledge, and pro- lieve as they join Alice in Won- chairman. Ben McClelland: will continue from the time jors. The teacher placement secretary, Peggy Klingensmith: motion of biological research. derland for the annual Pen-Hell freshmen arrive till either office has made up credentials treasurer, Wren Moorefield: Homecoming or Stunt Night. Saturday there will be a busy Dance. Sponsored by the Pan- for each senior interested; schedule which will include stu. Hellenic Association, the dance and George Jones, Karen Ev- Consequently there will be on- about 600-800 are sent per year dent papers to be presented by will be held in the Intramural ans and Karey McCoy. Mr. ly one Orientation Board next in the Teacher Placement of those who have conducted out- Room from 9-12, and will fea- Warner D. Mendenhall, Jr., As- year. The first week of Orien- fices all types of literature, sistant Dean of Men. is the Ad- standing research. a business ture the enchanted music of lation will be conducted very pamphlets. and lists of all visor, meeting, and a number of in- Buddy Lee and his orchestra, similar to last year's program. teaching vacancies are avail- teresting seminars in the Rare Edic Haughton, Dance Chair The purpose of Fre-hman Or- It is hoped that more faculty able. In addition, a bulletin ientation is to acquaint the members will be involved in Book Room. Saturday evening, man. has listed the specific board located in the lobby of the students will return to Mar Freshman Class with the col- next year's Orientation Week committees and their respec- the Recreation Building con- (Continued on Page 5) tive chairmen as follows: Dec. lege and its policies. the ad- program. Following Orientation tains more information about ministration. the faculty. and orations, Sally Brown; Invita- Week there will be several teacher placement. the students. The main objec- class activities for the Fresh- AWS Elections tions, Linda Brodmerkel; Pub- tive of next year's program licity, Barbara Herrold; Pro. Both these placement offices man Class. Through these ac- grams, Joann Tresham; Tick. operate entirely for the advan- will be to instill within the tivities it is hoped that the Set Next Week tange of the students. Their freshman the value of being a freshmen will develop a class ets, Jan Wagner; Reception, services are free and available student at Grove City College. spirit and a sense of being an Sue Ellerton; Band, Karen Or On Tuesday, April 2, Grove to any Grove City graduate. The program will try to show integral part of the student City women will elect new of lowski; and Clean-up, Karen (Continued on Page 5) Gibbons, the freshman the unique advan- body. There will be no hazing ficers for the Association of tages the college offers to him. whatsoever during this period. Women Students and the Judi- The decorations will, of The Student Council wish- A new feature that is being Applications for next year's cial Board. The six seniors on course, be as elaborate and es to remind students that added to next year's program Freshman Orientation Board effective as is usual for the the Women's Governing Board, petitions for class and school is the development of a book are now available in the Bur- Marty Coblentz, Gretchen Fau- Pan-Hell Dance. Each sorority offices will be available on on vital, interesting, contro- sar's office. Anyone interested cett, Pat Maits, Nancy McGin- is in charge of a particular Wednesday, April 17, 1963, versial issues appealing specif- in serving on the Orientation nis, Barb Streams and Lynda phase of the decorations, such There are 2G offices avail- ically to college students. This Board is encouraged to apply. Taft, comprise the nominating as the entrance, centerpiece, able for students with over is a book of readings to stimu- The deadline for the applica- committee for the officers. The bandstand, tables, etc. During a 2.0 average. The Primary late thought and to be used in tions is 4:30 p.m., April 5. voting will take place in Craw- the intermission of the dance, Election will be held April discussions. It will be made Please return them to the Bur- ford auditorium during the a reception will be held in 23 and the General Election available to the Freshman sar's office. chapel hour. Alumni. Lounge for faculty will be April 30, (Continued on Page 3)