The Collegian Vol. 54 - No. 20 Grove City College, Grove City, Pa. Friday, April 30, 1994 Queen to reign at Spring Pageant By ANGELA S. PETRASEK Hay also noted changes in the Collegian Staff Writer site and the name of the This year marks the 78th an- pageant. In 1946, the cere- niversary of one of the oldest mony was moved from lower events here at Grove City campus to an upper campus College, the Processional and building after several years of Coronation of the Spring bad weather. In 1959, the May Queen. At 3 p.m. Saturday af- Pageant was renamed the ternoon in the Recreation Spring Pageant to eliminate Center Arena, this long-stand- pagan connotations associated ing tradition will repeat for the with the earlier title. enjoyment of GCC students This year's pageant has more and their parents. participants than those The Spring Pageant has un- pageants of previous years. dergone many changes since it "For the first time in history was first held in 1916. Grove we had a tie in votes for the City alumna Nannie-Jean members of the court, so we Kocher Hay, of Kocher's Flo- had to add another place," ex- ral Company, has watched the plains Parents' Weekend Ju- festivities transform for over nior Chair Lisa Moyer. fifty years. "In the Forties, for example, the May Court had to The Pageant Processional will begin with the entrance of have two Grove City women Heralds Stacy Carly, Michelle that lived in town as Ladies in Morrone, Erin Fraser and 1994 Spring Queen Laura Metz and her young admirers. From left: Clay Mincey, Christo- Waiting and a town Queen on Kristin Morton, followed by pher Weber, Megan Reuber, Caitlin Jenkins and Courtney Weber. alternating years." Continued on Page 14 Feulner and Holmes to pass knowledge on to seniors A leader of the conservative movement and a prominent Pittsburgh minister will ad- dress Grove City College's Class of 1994 during next month's commencement exer- cises and baccalaureate ser- vice. Commencement speaker Dr. Edwin J. Feulner, Jr., president of The Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank, will speak on "Fear and Freedom." Dr. Robert Leslie Holmes, a senior minister of the First Presbyterian Church in Pitts- burgh, will give the baccalau- reate address, "Titles and Tes- timonies!" Baccalaureate will be held on Friday, May 13 at 7:30 p.m.; commencement on Saturday, May 14 at 10:30 a.m. In 1989, President Reagan conferred the Presidential Citi- zens Medal on Dr. Edwin Feulner as "a leader of the Dr. Edwin Feulner, 1994 Commencement Speaker Dr. R. Leslie Holmes, 1994 Baccalaureate speaker conservative movement." The ernment. His has been a voice domestic policy in 1987. He citation continued: "By build- During the transition from the of reason and values in service chaired the foreign aid transi- also served as a consultant to ing an organization dedicated Carter Administration to the tion task force. to his country and the cause of White House Counsellor Ed- to ideas and their conse- Reagan Administration, Feul- freedom around the world." Dr. Feulner is actively in- win Meese and as an advisor to quences, he has helped to ner was a member of the Ex- Dr. Feulner served under volved in various aspects of other government departments shape the policy of our Gov- ecutive Committee of the Reagan as a consultant for foreign policy, particularly in- and agencies. Presidential Transition and Continued on Page 6 Wolverines run down 2nd PAC track and field title By STEVE LAMPO 'round the track to a tune of 25 1:58.24, while junior Matt feet for the win and a new sta- Sports Editor appreciation for my assistant laps to place second and third, Eidson took third in that event. dium record. In similar fash- coaches, Mike Messer and Jim The Grove City College respectively in the 10,000 me- Freund came back with a ion, freshman Jim Phibbs tied men's track and field team Puglisi, who have put in a lot ters. The team then jumped to fourth in the 200, while his record of 6 feet 8 inches in of work with the team." won in a big way on Saturday, a commanding lead as the trio Bolumen and senior Rob Hittle the high jump and freshman April 23, coming away with its of junior Bob Sykes, freshman were second and third, respec- Duane Lightcap equaled his Some of the team members second straight Presidents' Scott Delamarter, and sopho- tively in the 5,000. Freund, mark of 13 feet in the pole Athletic Conference title and will compete in the Baldwin more Rick Schwartz swept the Delamarter, sophomore Brian vault. its third in four years. The Wallace Invitational on top three places in the 1500. Weet, and freshman Joel De Coach Jim Longnecker was Wolverines led the meet, Saturday, April 29, in order to Determined to put the other Fauw rounded out the track named PAC men's coach of which was hosted by Bethany try for personal best perfor- teams out of contention, events with a victory in the the year, and commented after College, from start to finish, mances or qualify for the freshman Jim Phibbs won the 1600 relay. the meet, "I'm proud of the NCAA meet. Phibbs has al- totaling 77 points to stay ahead 110 hurdles, with freshman In the field events, freshman effort this team put forth and of Bethany (44), Thiel (41), ready qualified in the high Jason Craig in second and Mike Reynolds hurled the shot happy to see it pay off this and Washington and Jefferson jump with a height of 6 feet 10 sophomore Hans Buehler put for second place, while way. I also have to express my inches. (33). Furthermore, 18 of the fourth. junior Henry Floyd took team's members placed among Sophomore Eric Freund kept fourth. Sophomore Dan the top three competitors in an the team on the board with a Gurtner, freshman Todd Van- event to earn PAC All- Inside third in the 400, while sopho- dermuelen, and Reynolds Conference honors. more Jason Espenshade dashed captured 2-3-4 in the discus, Senior Steve Lampo and to second place in the 100. while De Fauw flew to third in See pages 7 - 10 for sophomore Mark Bolumen put Delamarter returned to capture the long jump. Junior Matt the team on the board, going Parents' Weekend Insert. the 800 in a stadium record of Decker salled the javelin 187.5