Vol. XXI - No. 18 Grove City College, Grove City, Pa. Friday, May 3, 1963 May Day Will Climax Year's Activities Betas, Eps Win Unique Ouija To Just one more week until the Top Trophies In Arrive May 17 big week-end .. May Day! Ev- eryone on campus is eagerly awaiting the May Day Dance, IF Competition The secret of our new and dif- ferent Ouija will be revealed the arrival of parents, no Satur- day classes, the Pageant, Greek Highlighting the I-F dance. this coming week! Sing, and generally, all the fun "At the end of the Rainbow," The yearbooks should arrive was the presentation of scho. on Friday, May 17. "The excit- that characterizes this annual lastic and athletic awards to ingly unique publications" will tradition. The following is a individual fraternities. Recipient have, to give a preview of its schedule of the events: of top academic honors was originality, a new emphasis on On Friday night, May 17, the May Day Dance will be held in Beta Sigma; placing second student life, a new cover de- the Inframural Room from 9-12. and third, respectively, were sign. and a new method of lay- the DIKs and the KAPs. Bob out," says co-editor Ellen Eg- The decorations will be exotic, in accordance with the theme Hill of the Pan Sophic fra- bert. She also says, "Look for ternity received recognition as the special line conversion Bali H'ai, At 9:00 Saturday morning, top pledge of the year. treatment of the photographs on The 'best-in-sports" award the division pages between the the parents will regiser and re- ceive name cards in the main went to the EPs, with sections and see if you can corridor of the Rec. Building. Betas and Kaps receiving sec. point it out. It is a style of Wil- Then at 10:00 in Harbison ond and third place honors. In liam J. Keller, Publishers Inc. addition, individual awards of Buffalo, New York, who pub- Chapel, the program will open were presented to the champ. lished this year's yearbook." with the Recognition Assembly. At this time the College honors Sandee Diaz, Justin Modic, Sandee Steele, and Jake Wickert ions of IF-participated sports. Ellen proudly claims that the practice for the adagio section of the May Day ceremonies Trophies were awarded to the Quija for 1963 looks like a "big many campus organizations and Who said dancing is not fun? students with well earned following fraternities: Beta Sig- school" yearbook. ma, volleyball and basketball; Announcements will be made awards. From 11:30-1:15 a "Come and House Council Education For Delta Iota Kappa, football; in chapel on the days that the Go" lunch will be served in the Epsilon Pi, softball; and Kappa Ouija will be distributed. All Intramural Room. costing $1.25 Elections Held Student Court Alpha Phi, bowling and golf. students may receive the year- per plate. The entire family is Recognition was given to the book free of charge on presen- welcome. In recent dorm elections, Gets Underway 12 top pledges academically: tation of their school I.D. card. At 12:45 an Armed Forces Bob Hill (Pan-3.53), John The full cost of publishing the Ruth Harper was named presi- parade will be held on Broad & Knarr (SAS), Bill Paulsen (D- annual is paid out of the stu- dent of MAP House Council for Student Council intends to con- Center Streets. At 1:30, our col- 1963-64. Jean Wasser and Bobbi duct an extensive campaign to IK). Paul Heath (EP), Bob dents' activities fee, plus what lege AFROTC Unit will hold its Bennett were chesen as vice- educate the student body in the Montgomery (KAP), Craig the business department earns Armed Forces Day ceremony presidents; Rusty Cobientz. Student Courts purposes and Cameron (Nulamb), Bill Harsh- from soliciting advertisements on the football field. Secretary; and Barb Olmstead. operation. Two methods of edu- barger (SAS), Gene Bouma and from prices paid by non- On the baseball diamond at cation have so far been suggest- (Adel), Merv Brown SAS), service organizations for their treasurer. Marg Sloan will 2:00 a double-header will be serve as the social chairman of ed. First, the basic ideas of the Reid McClintock (SAS), Lyle group pictures in the book. This played with Geneva, continuing MAP. Mook (EP), and Ed Harvey year the business department court may be explained during throughout the afternoon. (KAP). The presentation cere- earned approximately $2,000, Then one of the biggest The presdient of House Coun- individual class meetings, or organizations such as MGB and monies were emcced by IF bringing the total cost of publi- events will take place--the May cil leads and directs the meet- cation of the Ouija to $12,000. Judo may be given the responsi- president, Eric Carlson. ings of the organization. She is With this year's Ouija com- Court procession. At 2:30 the bility. The semi-formal dance was Queen, Nancy Beck, and her at- aided by the vice-presidents, held in the Intramural Room plete and ready for distribution, who are, in addition, in charge In any case, the court is a plans for next year must get tendants will proceed up the last Saturday night and fea- walk from M.A.P. rear patio to of the sign-out sheets. An accur- project which should greatly underway immediately. The tured the music of Bill LeRoy ate record of proceedings is Student Publications Committee the arena, escorted by a mili- improve student government on and his orchestra. The dance tary guard. At 3:00 the tradi- kept by the secretary and the this campus. It is an important met this past Tuesday and committees were co-ordinated budget is balanced by the treas- chose a tentative editor-in-chief tional May Day Pageant will be step forward and thus deserves by co-chairmen Ted Betush and held in the Arena. A new fea- urer. The social chairman is the full attention of every mem. and business manager for the Chuck Haskell. Working under responsible for all special pro- ber of the student body. During 1964 Ouija. Official approval ture, in the Modern Dance pro- them. were the Omicron X and press release are being gram will be the Adagio num- grams and parties given in the those meetings when the pro- Fraternity in charge of the ber directed by Mrs. Stoneburn- dorm. cedures of the court are being withheld until faculty approval programs and invitations. The er. which will then be held in explained, each student should verifies the selection. Normally, Some nominees were chosen Betas and Pans made the by a committee of seven senior listen carefully, question, and these positions are filled by the Arena for the Queen's en- centerpiece and the Sig Alphs members of the Junior Class tertainment. members of House Council and otherwise attempt to thoroughly (Continued on Page 4) (Continued on Page " At 5:15 the Parents' dinner understand the issues SO that Women's Governing Board. will be served in the Intramural Eleven more names were add- he may vote intelligently. Room at $2.50 per plate. Smor- ed to the list as a result of peti- gasbord style. Students will be tions signed by residents. served as usual in the dining rooms. Troup To Dance The day will be concluded at 8:15 with the Greek Sing con- New Regime Included in next weeks's May test in the Arena. Day festivities will be the de- All in all, the whole day will be very exciting and filled with Takes The Reins but of the re-vitilized Modern Dance Troup under the direc fun. Be sure to look for next tion of Mrs. Janet Stoneburner week's Collegian which will be The annual Student Council The group is following the devoted entirely to May Day. picnic was held last Saturday, at the Harker farm on the Em- theme "Holiday Highlites" and Annual Patio lenton-Foxburg road. Both old will conduct its audience on a and new members attended the sentimental journey through the picnic from 3:00 to 6:00. Food Dance Tonight year ending in the present. and games were the feature at- tractions of the afternoon. The program varies with se- The most unique dance of In other action this week, lections in adagio, modern, and the year will be held this eve- ning. The Patio Dance of 1963 President Harker announced exhibition ballroom dancing. will be held on both patios and the appointment of two Student The adagio is the newest ad- in the lobby of MAP dormi- Council administrative repre- dition to the program and puts tory beginning at 8:30. Much sentatives, These are Harry men in the show for the first planning has been done in the Kent and Barbara Nelson, time. past weeks by MAP house members of the class of '6-1. council to insure a memorable These appointments round out Participating men include: dance. Refreshments will b the Student Council for next Dave Davidson, Mark Farinean, served throughout the evening year. The organization of the and the entertainment will be council will remain the same as Rich Krier, Doug McDowell, presented at 10:30. in previous years, thus consist- Justin Modic, Bob Mueller, Adding to the uniqueness of ing of an executive committee, Leonard Rothermel, and Jake this dance is the fact that it one male and one female repre- Wickert. is a girl-ask-boy affair. If it should rain tonight, the dance sentative from each class, the In addition, approximately will be held indoors in the president of each class, plus forty girls will be participating Jobby and the recreation room representatives from the vari- in a total of fourteen different of the dormitory. ous governing organizations. dances. Mrs. Stoneburner aids Marj Sloan with some fine points