e Vol. XXI - No. 16 Grove City College, Grove City, Pa. Friday, March 15, 1963 Festive Weekend Under Way Alpha Theta Mu Ouija Editors W. Herman Climaxes Prepares To Tap For Next Year All College Week-End To Be Chosen Well, here it is -- the weekend Alpha Theta Mu. the senior woman's honorary. is preparing Applications are available for that the whole campus has been to accept new members at the the positions of Editor-in-Chief greatly anticipating! A total May Day Honors Convocation. and Business Manager of the amount of $4.000 has been do- 1964 QUIJA. Applications can nated to the production of this, In the spring of their sopho- be obtained in the yearbook of the first All-College Weekend. more year. the girls who will be chosen attended a dinner at fice or Mr. Kennedy's office, Including a wide variety of new which Alpha Theta Mu and its and must be turned in to Mr. and exciting features, it should functions were introduced, They Kennedy, Mr. McClelland, or be a big success. were invited to the dinner on the yearbook office by Friday, The first event will take place the basis of potential qualifica- March 23rd. this afternoon. A "Tug-O-War" Duties of the yearbook Editor contest will be held between an tion in their junior year, that is. a place near the top of their include the organization of a Irish group of boys and a group class. as well as fifty activity staff, selection of publishing of boys of another descent. to points. On these bases the company and portrait photo. recognize St. Patrick's Day. members are chosen by a nom- grapher, and the final respon- Next on the agenda is the inating board of faculty advis. sibility of seeting that the de- performance of Anna Russell ors and students. Approxi- talls of OUIJA production are this evening at 8:15 in Crawford mately ten women are selected carried out with efficiency and Auditorium. Hailed as the annually. quality. The Business Manager Queen of Comediennes, Miss The purpose of the honorary is in charge of the sale of ad- Russell will present her fasci- is to establish worthwhile proj vertisements, and the collec- nating and hilarious program ccts which will bnefit the tion and disbursement of all entitled "Dramamania," Sing- school prior to their acquisition funds appropriated to the ing. acting. and playing numer- and sponsorship by other or OUIJA by the Student-Activities ous musical instruments, Anna ganizations. Presently ATM is Committee. Russell uses her wide-spread investigating the possibility of The final decision in the se- talents in the comical treatment establishing an effective honor lection of QUIJA editor will be of any subject. This should be a system at Grove City. made by the Publications Com- night of uproarious entertain- Beginning at 4:15 next Thurs- mittee which will meet late in ment, so be sure to bring your day, ATM will sponsor another March. The decision will be seat belts! of its monthly coffee talks in based on the individual's past WOODY HERMAN Then on Saturday afternoon, the gedunk. In accordance with experience. interest, imagina- March 16, a jam session will be the Lenten Season, the topic of tion, and creativity. held in the Crawford Social discussion will be "How Import- This year the position of Ed- ant is a Faith to the College itor-in-Chief was filled by Co. Editors, Judy Daucher and El- Fraternity Men Sign Bids Room from 2-4 P. M. The high- light of this session will be the Student? The religious point of Cotic Harris Quartet. Known view will be presented and de- len Egbert. Any student wish- for playing excellent jazz, Cotie fended by Dr. Boak, and the ing to apply on this basis this Fraternity rushing was cli- son, Ed Bohn, Gil Smith, Bill and his group can be expected psychological viewpoint by is, as a co-editor, should so in- maxed this past Tuesday night. Blair, Mark a Farinean, Gene to present an afternoon of fun faculty member who is yet to dicate in his application letter. as 98 men signed bids in Craw. Bouma, Mike Sember, Tom and excitement. be selected. It is hoped that all Business Manager for the 1963 ford Auditorium. The tradition Moore, Ken Curry, John Simp- Finally, the elimax of this interested students will attend OUIJA was Brian Mook. Any- al Gedunk celebration was fol. son. fun-filled weekend is the All- and contribute their views to one having questions regarding lowed by a student-faculty has- BETA SIGMA Dave Archer, College Dance which will be the discussion. these positions should contact ketball game and dance. The John Ratvasky, Fred Shinkler, held tomorrow night, March 16, this year's editors or business new pledges were introduced to Bill Easterlin, Dave Schaffer, from 9-1 in the Intramural This would -be a better world manager. the student body during half Jim Wier, Jim Livermore, Ken Room. Since it is a combina- half time of the game. if we had more wild life in our This year's staff is presently Bilger. tion of three major dances adding the finishing touches to Those who signed bids in- forests and less in our big cit. DELTA IOTA KAPPA John which were held in the past, it its endeavor and is anticipating clude: Sinclair, Dave Sager, Knight has been decided that this jes. its publication late in May. ADELPHIKOS Jon Ander- Hoover, Bill Jack, Bill Johns- dance will be formal. Entertain- ton. Jim O'Halek, Jim Shaver, ment-wise, we have been very Corkey Hickey, Bill Paulson, fortunate to obtain the famous Frank MacRory. Woody Herman and His Herd EPSILON PI Bill Buchanan. for the dance. A vaudeville Tom Behr, Bryan Ryder, Tom trouper since he was only 9, Haller, Walter McNees, Jerry Woody was billed "The Boy McCue, Joe Tinant, Larry Ste- Wonder of The Clarinet. He vens, Lyle Mook, Mike Biseeg- began to play in dance bands in lia, Biff Holland, Ray Rawlins, 1929 and then, in 1936, a group John Galvanek, Paul Heath, of men formed a band corpora- Tom Shear. tion and elected him as presi- dent. Since then, Woody has or- KAPPA ALPHA PHI Paul ganized his band four times, as Fletcher. Phil Chirico, Don a result of war, depression, etc. Girdwood, Skip Davis, Craig But each time his band has be- Connelly, Dave Cook, Dave come even greater. Today he Judt, Bob Montgomery, Paul has been voted as tops in the Macler, Chai Vathanakul, Ed country for his band, which in- Harvey, Gary Kibler, tegrates traditional jazz with Sparks. outstanding music. NU LAMBDA PHI Ray George T. Simon of the New Bauch, Tom Durei, Craig Cam- York Herald Tribune recently eron, Tom Doctor, Art wrote about Woody Herman's Schneider, Rob Peterman, Skip present Herd: "What's so out- McEwing, George Hamilton, standing about the Herd? First, Dick Landers, Skip Siverling, of all it has the almost forgot- Roger Presley, Maurice Mahan, ten sort of pulsating ensemble Jim Williams, Tom Stayduhar, sound and drive that makes you Jack Douds. want to cheer. The arrange- OMICRON XI. Lynn Bran- ments are exciting. The brass is ner, Cal Burkhart, Vaughn Pur- brilliant The trumpets blast as rell, Charles Chords, Bill Mow- one. They blow high, but they cry, John Harbaugh, John Bul- are accurate and they get a lions, Pete Macler, Dave Load- great blend. The saxes are Pictured above are nine happy Fraternity pledges: Row I: L to: R: Frank: MacRory, man, John Morton. loose and easy. And the rhythm Wendell Davis, Gil Smith, Larry Stevens. Row II: L to R: Steve Epps, Dave Wilson, John PAN SOPHIC Wayne Vogel, section well, if there's one Harbaur, George Hamilton, Jim Wier. Dick Larry, Bob Bishop, Steve (Continued on Page 8) reason why this Herd stands (Continued on Page 7)