Vol. XXI - No. 21 Grove City College, Grove City, Pa. Friday, May 24, 1963 Honors Assembly Spring Parties Held; Shockey Close Out Year College Announces Commencement Speaker Gets Two Awards T. Coleman Andrews, Presi- Tomorrow and next week, re- dent and Chairman of the Board spectively, the sorortity and fra- of American Fidelity and Cas- On Saturday morning, May ternity spring parties will be ulty Company Inc. and Amer- 18. the college held its annual Recognition Day Assembly in held as a climax of the social ican Fideltiy Fire Insurance life of the spring semester. Company of Richmond, Virgin- the Chapel. Administration ja will be the speaker at Com- members, parents and students When the idea of spring par- mencement on June 8. The were present to witness the honoring of many students with ties was first begun on this theme of his address is, "Have well-earned awards, Alpha campus, the parties were with- We Lost Our Sense of Purpose?" Theta Mu. the senior women's in a five mile radius of Grove A native of Richmond, he at- honoarary society, began the tended public schools there, be- City. All the parties were not coming a C.P.A. in 1921. The assembly by tapping 12 new held on one night, but spread following year he organized the members. Later the Cwens, the out over a period of a week. A firm of T. Coleman Andrews sophomore national honorary society for women, tapped 18 dinner dance would take place and Company, Certified Public Accountants. freshmen women. in a nearby building as the lo- Mr. Andrews was well known The Beta Beta Beta annual cal armory and the dinner as the Commissioner of Inter- sophomore biology major award might have been served by a nal Revenue from 1953-55 dur- was given to Judith Irene Weeb. church group. Afterward, the ing the Eisenhower adminis- er. Following this the Craig S. big occasion of the evening was tration. A former president of Hoyt Memorial Award was pre- a program dance where one the Richmond Chamber of Com- sented to William David Het- rick for his outstanding achieve- would dance with his date for merce, he was an independent ment in Freshman Chemistry only the first, middle, and last candidate for the U.S. Presi- dency in 1956. Theta Alpha Phi, the national dances, and the remainder of honorary dramatic fraternity, the evening would be spent with Bishop W. Vernon Middleton, tapped the following people into various partners who had pre- Resident Bishop of the West. viously "signed up' to have ern Pennsylvania Area of The its fold: Daryl Dean, Susie Eg. ger. Jeanne Hankey, Joanna the honors. Methodist Church, will preach the Baccalaureate sermon June Jones, Ben McClelland, B o b Several changes have taken 7 in the Chapel. His topic "Fact Moore, and Bonnie Snyder. The place in the formalities of these and Perspectives" is taken from following Theta Alpha Phi "Os- parties. They are held farther the scripture lesson, I Corin- cars' were awarded: best crew from the school, and are often thians 2. member, Daryl Dean; best sup. preceded by a picnic. Also, a As resident head of the West- porting actor, Bob Moore: best person usually remains the en- supporting actress, Lynn Heller- ern Pennsylvanai Area, Bishop tire evening with the date he Middleton is the spiritual and stedt: best actor, Bruce Haed- first comes in the door with. administrative leader of the rick; best actress, Jan Petro- These parties provide an oppor- vic. Central and Western Pennsyl- tunity for the fraternity and sor- vania Conference, which include Pi Gamm Mu Crombie Allen ority members and their dates about 1400 churches and 380,000 Essay Awards were presented to get together once more be- members. lle is also a trustee to Winfried Mueller and Sue fore the summer and to bid T. COLEMAN ANDREWS of three church related colleges, Hackett for their winning es- farewell to the graduating sen- Dickinson, Allegheny, and Ly- says on "World Peace.' The Pi iors. Senior Week Gamma Mu Medal was award- Student Court coming. Born in Baltimore in 1901, the ed to Ronald H. MacKenzie for ATM & CWENS Activities Scheduled Poll Results Bishop was educated at Balti- scholastic achievement in the more Polytechnic Insititute: subjects required for member Just ten more days remain Dickinson College, A.B., D.D. ship. Pi Kappa Delta, the national Tap Members till Senior Week, the "last Here are the results from the and L.L.D.; New York Uni- fling' of college life for the poll conducted by the Cells- versity. M.A.: Drew Theolog- forensic fraternity, presented its class of '63. And, to finish off gian concerning the student ical Seminary. B.D.; Mansfield award to James Hunter for his There were twelve senior their careers at GCC in style. a court in which all of 2 per College, Oxford, England; and great contribution to forensic women honored at the May full week of activity has been cent of the student body voiced Drew University, Ph.D. He activities during the school Day Honor Assembly by being planned by class president Jim an opinion. Of the 33 students also holds degrees from Mt. year. inducted into Alpha Theta Mu. Hunter and his committee. who answered the questionaire, Union College, H.L.D.: a nd Next Kemikos, the Honorary Those invited to join include: The week's festivities will of 8 students were completely sat- West Virginia Wesleyan Col- Chemical Fraternity, tapped its Judy Daucher, Molly Davis, Jo. isfied with the student Coun- new members. They are Gay- ficially begin June 3 at 6:00 lege. D.D. anna Jones, Joyce LaZaro, Bon- cil's actions. or those opposing lord Anthony, Richard Atche- p.m., when the graduating stu- the council's actions. 15 stu- nic Martin, Betty Medsger, son. Hays Bell, Laird Parke, dents will gather for the annual dents said that the student body student body was mis-informed Karen Orlowski, Jeanne Shock- as to how the student court Mr. Shreiner, and Dave Tudor Senior Dinner Then, at 7:30 was not well-enough informed cy, Carole Stuart, Jeanne Was- The Kemikos Medal honoring a that same evening, members of and that the vote was taken too was to be passed by the slu- ser, and Suc Wherry. the class will watch each other soon: 8 students felt that the dents; 15 students called for a student showing excellence in the field of chemistry S The girls were chosen on the in fierce bowling competition. referendum. 20 people stated awarded to William Kadunce. basis of the leadership qualities Tuesday's activities will be. into the arena for the com- that they were in favor of the The Collegian Awards are which they displayed during gin at 12:30 p.m. when all the existence of it student court- mencement ceremonies. T. given for special distinction to their three years at Grove City, honorary fraternities on cam- Coleman Andrews, President none were opposed to a stu- dent court. those students who have suc. their scholarship, and their pus meet for their yearly lunch- and Chairman of the Board of con. At 2:00 that afternoon. Collegian sources stated that (continued on Page 6) service. Each girl chosen has American Fideltiy and Casualty compiled at least fifty activity graduating engineers will hold a although the amount of stu- points, during her three years pienic to continue the week-long Co., Inc. and former Internal dents voting was a rather poor celebration. Anil. at 8:00 p.m., Revenue Commissioner under example of school spirit and and has maintained a minimum average of 2.8. all are invited to attend a jam the Eisenhower administration, enthusiasm. it was impressive that students voted unami- session. a novel addition to the will be the speaker mously for a student court. In addition, eighteen fresh- week. man women were chesen on the Wednesday's schedule in- basis of scholarship, learership cludes the annual Senior Class and service as the new mem- pienic at 2:00 p.in., followed by bers of the sophomore honorary, a Patio Dance at 9:00 p.m. that Mr. Stanley E. Anderson, Publicity Director. Cwens. They were also tapped evening. died this past weekend, while he was serving the at the May Day chapel convo- Thursday. the class will re- College. Mr. Anderson was both a firm supporter cation. The new members for hearse in preparation for the of the College and a close friend of the student 1963-6-1 include: Vicki Greena- commencement exercises. and body. His capacity for understanding was a rare walt, Gail Holmgren, Carolyn a.m. the annual Pres- and precious gift. Hunt, Sue Irwin, Karen Iverson, ident's luncheon will take place. Judy Jeffers, Louise Luther, The main event of Friday will Mr. Anderson. a native of Boston, was a eur Margie MacKaskie, Pennie be the Bacculaureate service in laude graduate of Roxbury Latin School, Boston Martin, Sandy McCracken, Jan- Harbison Chapel at 7:30 that University, and Andover-Newlon Theological Semi- et Miller, Norma Pearson, Don- evening. Bishop W. Vernon Mid- nary. He was a pastor in New England, Seattle na Smith, Pat Waddell, Mary dleton, Resident Bishop of West- Washington, and Chicago before he came to Grove Ann Watson, Sue Weed, Mary ern Pennsylvania Area of The Methodist Church, will preach City College in 1960. He taught at Governor Dummer Williams and Wood. the sermon. Academy, Hopkins Grammer School, and Andover- Also chosen as honorary Finally, Saturday. June 8. at Newton. Don Shockey Man and members Mrs. Helen of 1053 will Sportsman of the Year. Wright and Nancy McGinnis. march across the campus and