Student Views of Grove City College The Collegian Campus Doings During This Week Vol. XXIII - No. 24 Grove City College, Grove City, Pa. Friday, May 7. 1965 HALLER STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT Archer, Roberts, '66 Ouija Heads Announced Stahlman, McCracken Elected to Office Committees Prepare for Last Tuesday saw the com- pletion of the campus political 49th Annual May Day campaigns. with Tom Haller winning the office of Student Council President. David Archer was elected Academic Vice- President. with F. Stonie Rob erts winning the Social Vice President. Paul Strhmman re places Bill Levengood as Stu. dent Council Treasurer. and Sandy McCracken will serve as Student Council Secretary. The 1965-66 classes offices are as follows: Senior Class President: Art Schneider Vice President George Hamilton. Secretary: Anne Callahan, Treasurer: Louise Luther. Student Council Rep. (F): Sherry Mizer, Male Robert Allison Richard Hum Student Council Rep: Craig Cannelly, Athletic Council: Wil Each year the committee on liam McEwing Publications makes selections Seven ODK Men Junior Class President: David for the position of Editor and Tolley, Vice President: Charles Business Manager of the Ouija These selections are then pre- Attend Conference Stein. Secretary: Gail Quacken- bush. Treasurer: Mike Mawhin- sented to the Faculty Commit- ney. Female S. C. Rep: Lauren tee who must approve them be- A Grove City College profes- Levian. Male S. C. Rep: Thomas fore the positions are secured. sor and six students attended Reddy. Athletic Council: Gary Approved for the major posi- the Province I Conference of Greksa and Barbara Rubin. lions on the Quija on Tuesday, Omicron Delta Kappa. last Fri. April 27. were Editor, Rob Al- day and Saturday on the cam- Sophemore Class President: lison. and Business Manager, pus of the University of Dela- Tom Brown. Secretary: Carol Rick Hum. Both are Soph ware at Newark. Del. ODK is McDaniel, Treasurer: Sherry omores. the National Junior and Senior Droz, Female S. C. Rep: Grace As Editor it will be Rob's Men's Honorary Society at Peters, Male S. C. Rep: Fred duty to create and co-ordinate Grove City. Bloom, and Athletic Council a yearbook which will be re- Professor Philip N. Carpen- Tina Steele. presentative of Grove City Col- ter. acting chairman of the De- Approximately 1145 voters cast lege in the year 1966. This en- partment of Mathematics, their votes from 12:00 to 5:00 ac- tails working in cooperation with companied the students. They in the Intramural Room. The the Business Manager, advisor. were: Carl Amaditz, Bethel voter turnout did not exceed May Queen Sally Dodd faculty, and staff. Bob, a mem- Park: John Bartholomew and last year's aumout of approxi ber of Nu Lambda Phi fratern- Robert Swezey, both of Grove mately 1250. and this years And 1965 May Day Court ity. has been active during his City: Gary Hunter, Washington. drop in voters was attributed to two years here on several dance Pa.: Maurice Mahan. Russell, the excellent weather. a varsity May Day preparation are being made by a number of committees for the Student Pa.: and Robert Montgomery, baseball game. and a number student committees. The traditional May Day Pageant is entitled Council. He was also recently Pa. of inter-fraternity contests. How- Slumberland Express this year and features dancers from the Oakmont, freshmen, cophomare and junior classes. Miss Pat Zhell is in selected as Fall Concert Chair. Representatives of 22 East ever. the turnout was very good man. Coast colleges and universities judging from the comments of charge of te May Day Program. Miss Es her Post is again in charge of the queen ceremeny which is 50 traditional in May Rick Hum. the new business were present at the conference. student leaders. Day activities. manager, will handle all finan- The theme, recognizing leader- One very interesting political The Invitations Committee for May Day is under the cial transactions. keep accurate ship. scholarship and service. race was the outcome of the chairmanship of Judy Jeffers, senior chairman, and Jan Stewart, books. and contract adds for was "Campus Life Today". Col- voting in the Sophomore Athlet junior chairman. Other members of the Invitations Committee the Ouija. Working with Rob leges and universities attended ic Council race in which nine are: July Al:man, Marian Bauer, Jean Dye. Linda Holstein, as Editor. making decisions as from Delaware, Pennsylvania, votes separated the four candi- and Linda Willis. to which companies to employ New Jersey. Maryland and New dates. The top vote getter was Carmille Wilcox is senior chairman and Bonnie Odell is for photography. publication and York. Sandy McCracken. running un- junior chairman of the Costume Committee for the May Day the cover will also be included opposed. with a total of 1132 dancers. Others on their committee are: Barb Goddard, Pat as duties of the business man- College Glee Club votes. Patchell. Elizabeth Pelk. Emily Winslow. Lauren Levian, Julie Rock, Jan Smith, Judy Grubowski, Becky Thompson, Joyce ager. Also active as a Nu Lambda To Present Malorey, Datty Stormer, Glenda Gillespie, Irene Grove, Beverly Phi. Rick is presently serving Mrs. Wright Greenawalt, Linda Benscoter, Judy Kearins. Jeanne White, Musical Review Connie McClelland, Holly Burton, Sandy Mellor, Barb Graff, as sophomore class representa- Gay Koning, Joan Booraem, and Auna Nagy. tive to the Athletic Council of The 35-voice combined Grove To Retire The Program Commi 'ce is headed by Jane: Thompson. sen- which he is treasurer, a mem- City College Men's Glee Club ior chairman. and Carolyn Detjen, junior chairman. On their ber of the Student Council Soc- and Blue Crusaders will present Retirement of Mrs. Helen committee are: Judie Rouke, Robin Rigler, Mary Alice Bacon, ial Committee. and a sports a musical revue tonight at 8:15 Munnell Wright. Assistant to the Yvonne McCracken, Karen Match, Donna Geimeir, Lynn Jansen, writer for the Collegian. Rick p.m. in Crawford Auditorium. Dean of Women and assistant Jan Car'er Ruthanne Sample. is very qualified for his last librarian at Grove City College. Margie Allen, senicr chairmen. and Sue Byrne, junior chair- position. for he has played on The general public is invited was announced by Dr. J. Stan- man. are in charge of publicity for May Day. Serving on this the soccer team for two years to attend the show. entitled ley Harker. committee are: Jean Gibson. Flora Ricci. Lois Crossman, Ron and earned two letters. Gangsters to Grovers. which Mrs. Wright received her Litt. Hilovsky. Dave Jones, Cheryl Tayler, Linda Chadwick, Jan will be the firs: show ever Those interested in working B. Degree from Grove City Col- Moore, Marion Applegate, Jan Koch. Connie White, Jo Morse, on the Ouija staff should con- staged by the group other than Grace Peters, Ka by Kidder, and Marian Bauer. lege in 1919. A native of Mer- tact Rob Allison or Rick Hum. a formal choral presentation. cer. Pa., she later returned to to Neish has been chosen to narrate the May Day Program Alan Wood, Grove City Col- \Continued on Page which will take place after the crowning of this year's May Queen. Sally Dadd. lege professor of Music and Col- English Club lege Organist. will be the facul- ing. director. Soloists will be Mr. Wood says that the show. OUIJA STAFF APPOINTMENTS English Club will have its Charles Wagner of Tarentum, which has been in rehearsal all and Charles Little of Arlington. year resembles a broadway Applications for the various ience is not a prerequisite last meeting of the year on May 11 at p.m. Mrs. Fred Va. Nancy Rickabaugh of Dills- musical: "We took our ideas editors and staff of the for appointment to the :Kring will speak to the surg. Pa. will provide the ac from the shows. "West: Side Quija for 1966 are avail- Ouija staff. Positions will club on the teaching of Eng- companiment. Story, and Student "Prince, Members are .reminded Dr. William C. Teufel. chair- able in the yearbook office be filled prior to the end he declared. The (irst part of of semesters as plans for t-absences must: be cer- man of the Department of the show is centered in Pitts- on the second floor of rec- next year's Ouija are al- tified Speech and Theater Arts: is in burgh while latter Is on the reation building. Exper ready underway. charge of the lighting and stag: Grove City College campus