THEOF ALLEGHENYCAMPUSCOLLEGE VOL. LXXVII,NO. 22 MEADVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA MAY 6, 1954 May Weekend Theme Radcliffe Appointed Magazine Critic Wants New Lit Mag Editor To Be "Roman Holiday" Al Pankopf, chairman of the AUC Better Quality,Quantity Publications Board, has announced annual by Holiday" will be the theme of the May Day the appointment of Radcliffe as Mrs. Julian L. Ross 7-9,announced Botsai Jill kend to be held May Helen and John editor of The Literary Magazine for Itmay be presumptuous for an amateur critic to evaluate the appa, co-chairmen of the weekend. ■Romangeneral 1954-55. Miss Radcliffe was named springissue of the Allegheny Literary Magazine in the same way The activities of the weekend begin on Friday afternoon, May by this year's editor, Ann Willis, one would judge any magazine on the newsstand that considers 7with a J.A. teain the Pine Room at 3 p.m.followed by a fashion and her appointment was approved itself a literary review. Certainly this attitude leads to harsher show inBrooks DiningRoom at 3:30 p.m. The May Queen and by AUC and Publications Board. criticism, and yet it seems to me better than dealing too gently her court will model fashions from A junior English major, Miss with college writers. For the last several years the Literary Magazine has been of such a quality the Towne Shop, while a few men New Addition to CU Radcliffe has been a staff member his secret with him so that no one that it deserves to be taken serious- about campus will model the latest ly. else could benefit from his rather Designed By Whetsel spurious can in men's fashions from Weldon's. I find number a disap- achievement. One this little read several meanings Entertainment at intermission will A combination room divider and pointing. Although the writing into Mr. Hart's story. One that striked me be provided by the Phi Delt Ensem- planter, equipped with storage compares favorably with past issues, is that symbolizes dilemma ble, according to Gail Brinkman, shelves, has been specially con- its quantity does not. Here are it man's the show. as he creates more and more weap- chairman of fashion structed nine contributions by seven people. for the main lounge of the ons destruction and then vainly Four of these arepoems, all of them of Friday night the Orchesis College LTnion and was installed tries to think of remedies for his short. Iam not in the least imply- i- will be held in the Playshop, shortly before spring vacation. The ing that should be own disease. In the end it is the p.m. after which progressive poetry measured piece serves to divide the room in- by the yard, for length has nothing incalculable that defeats him. rnity parties will be held from Effective Horror Story 12, with entertainment being to two major areas, one for table to do with its worth. But when a six-line poem is planted in the mid- Mr. Hart has written an effective ented at the Phi Gam and Sig games, such as bridge and chess, dle of a page in lonely splendor, it horror story. Its impact would ,es at 9 p.m. and the Phi Psi and the other a lounge. does suggest that the staff had dif- have been greater had he not at- ,c at 10 p.m. The off campus It was designed by ficulty to gather enough material to tempted to suggest Meyerbeer's unities will participate in the Corinne produce this number. I also had background. In trying to motivate rtainment at the various other Whetsel, a senior art major, as the definite feeling that one piece the actions of a frustrated littleman ;es. Women's permissions are part of her comprehensive project of prose was a space filler; of that compensating for his life, the whole- of making plans for complete deco- Iwill speak later. ness of the story is weakened. To ; queen deal adequately with this back- The 'coronation of the will rations of the entire CU building. Spring Fever? take place on Saturday afternoon, ground would need at least a novel- Work is also being done on a Perhaps spring fever has hit Al- In p.m. on Bentley lawn, followed ette. What little is given distracts it 2 Jill Radcliffe legheny harder this year than last. byentertainment with the theme of second floor room in the north wing the reader momentarily from this In the spring number for 1953 we Roman holiday including to convert it to an informal sitting of The Literary Magazine since her petty man, huddled in his blanket imodern find fourteen contributions. The imbling, singing, and dancing acts. room for meetings and social events, sophomore year and is at present under the desert night, waiting foi editor and the staff can do nothing In case of rain the ceremony will according to union director Tom an associate editor for The Campus. his moment of glory. junior and a if too few people are taking writing Hemer, c held in Brooks Dininng Room. Ballish. Decoration plans for this She is a adviser was Coverings, by Bruce is seriously. Let us hope that by next The float parade begin at about room have also been designed by representative to AWS Senate in the most ambitious and original will fall there be a resurgence of p.m. floats by the Miss Whetsel. her sophomore year. will piece of writing in this issue. Iam 3 with entered would-be authors. following groups: Phi Gams, Sigs, handicapped by not having had By and large this is a serious col- and Alpha Gams; Thetas. Delts, time to reread Thomas Wolfe's Alpha Xis. and Theta Chis; Kappas, New AUC Appointments lection of writings. Its authors are Look Homeward, Angel; but Cov- Phi Delts, Chi Rhos, and Indepen- asking "why?" and "what?" with erings seems to me to succeed in even more earnestness than in last dent Men; Phi Psis, Alpha Chis, Announced By Burns its aim of expressing Wolfe's tor- fall's issue. This is not a criticism, rential, headlong plunge into life, Independent Women and Theta Appointees were chairmanships and confirmed and committee for what group of representative demanding answers knows ITs: as well as one from each class. representation at regular meeting that he were selected a of the AUC writings does not question life? get. especially Judges for the float contest are Mr. Burns has announced that Gail he will never I like Stadtlander, last Sunday. President Jack That has always been true, and will "His first movements out of the Pickering, Miss and Brinkman will serve as AUC treasurer for the coming year, and being continue to be so unless man be- cradle were towards the door, but Mr. Kern. A student band is will secretary. march Joan Bouvier be comes a robot. the floor is awfully long." Mr. organized by Dave Bailey to representation on Undergraduate parade Burns also stated that the That there is a danger of such a Hemer has woven into his article with the floats along the Council will be complete as soon as thing happening is suggested by the quotationafter quotation from Look route. A banquet will be held the Independent men and women Men Student Counselors first story, written by Pax Hart, en- Homeward, Angel, and blends them honoring the May Queen and her file petitions for representatives to titled The Transgressor. David amazingly with his own words. The court at 6 p.m. in Brooks Dining serve on the council. The petitions ChosenFor Next Year Meyerbeer, the Mouse, could be a result is more subtle than parody, Room. Dress for the affair will must be filed before 1, and June The men student counselors for mutation of the atomic age, with more compact than a book review, be informal. must contain the signatures of at next year were chosen just before his lack of hurrfan feeling and blind and considerably more difficult to Saturday night an all college least 57 persons for the men, and spring vacation by the outgoing to research that carries do than either. This is no small Dining 38 for the women, which are the devotion :e will be held in Brooks counselors. Selected mainly on their with it the seeds of self-destruction. achievement. 9 to 1 with Johnny Ga- averages of the number of persons m from ability for the job, those chosen are Although on the surface his work Raw Reality furnishing the music, which each fraternity and sorority l's band already taking part in a training might have seemed an attempt to Carol Larson's Kidding is an ing intermission the Queen and delegate represent. Bowser, Just program. They are: Bill counteract man's inhumanity to honest piece of writing, of a mo- be presented. Dress Standing 'committees and their Brand, court will Frank Dick Fisher, Andy man, it was done in arrogance and ment in college life disturbed by dance will be formal and chairmen are as follows: Academic Gooding, Larry the Goldstein, Ed selfishness. He had a big brain but raw reality. The rather unsavory ages are not required. In Committee, Bob Pierce, chairman, Griggs, Bruce Hemer, Jim Pomroy, a mouselike soul, and in dying took (Continued on page 7) ■ge of the committees for this andmembersBeverly Garbark, Mar- Bill Waugaman, Dick Wigton, Dave Ginader; it are: Ellie Leslie, decorations; jorie Delancy, and George Williams, and John Wilson. Board, Seamens, ores Huffington, publicity; and Activities Howie Tom Duff, George Ginader, Val Twenty-Four Sophomores Are chairman, and Tom Mawn, Bob Named ny Rogers, cleanup. Sandberg, and Pete Van Strum Thurston, Ann MeFee Mary afternoon, at 2:30, and were chosen as alternates. Sunday Alice Hanson; Traffic Committee, To Fill Positions As Junior Advisers ; will be an all college songfest Max Shofestal, chairman; Assembly Twenty-four sophomore women were chosen last Thursday In lighted by a Greek sing, on Selective Service Test and Public Events, Charlyne Faller, to act as next year's junior advisers to the incoming freshmen Ey lawn. Each sorority and chairman, and Blair Riddell, Lynn Blanks At Post Office women. At their first meeting Tuesday night Barbara Frailey rnity will sing one song which Blanning and Pinkett. Students planning to take a was president new and Dorothy Skinner, by a competent roster John elected of the group be judged Foreign Student Committee, Car- special Selective Service College The college sing secretary-treasurer. msicians. all olyn Pennington, chairman, test given here Thurs- by Doc Thoburn. The and Qualification Women chosenby the retiring junior advisers were:Marilyn be led Hass Shields. Art Blank and Han- day, May 20, are notified that ap- Bennett, Lynn Blanning, Alice cend come to a 'dose with a will nah Rutter; College Union, Graham plications are now available at Local Bowden, Pat Bush, Shelia Confer, freshman women on topics such as i party at the Phi Delta Theta Dunlop, chairman, and Bill Foley; Board No. 51 in the basement of Nancy Engstrom, Barbara Frailey, study habits and campus activities. se, honoring the and her Queen Freshman Cabinet, Dave Hochen- the Post Office in Meadville. The Mary Martha Goodwin, Marian women who were advisers t, will follow the sing and Junior which brocht, chairman, and Lou Scibetta; office is open Monday through Fri- Hagen, Gail Howe, Marjorie this year are: Ann D. Clark, Lynn p.m. Jen- till 5 Traditions Committee,Elaine Tkach, day, 8 a.m. to noon and 12:45 to kins, Sally Kloppman, Eleanor Les- Crowell, Frankie Edwards, Char- committees working under chairman, and Sheila Confer, Sue 4:45 p.m. lie, Ann McFee, Shirley Mertz, lyne Faller, Betty Lou Fahrney, hairman Botsai and Raciappa O'Connor, Malcolm Fries, and Jack Applications must be postmarked Nancy Rapp, Bertha Samas, Doro- Mona Fullerton, Beverly Garbark, In headed by Ernie Schwartz, en- O'Neil. Dave Lamoureux and before May 10, 1954. thy Skinner, Renny Smucker, Lou Ann Hadaway, Marilyn Hansen, linment; Bob Ozmun, dance; Nancy Budden were named to the Soisson, Nancy Wade, Cora Wal- Ann Pfleghart, Mona Pierce, Jill Eieene Zwillinger and Sally Klopp- Student Affairs Committee to re- work of this committee requires a ters, Carolyn Whyman, and Barbara Radcliffe, Virginia Rogers, Sally an, floats: Ann Edwards, pub- place graduating seniors. sincere desire to see something Wright. Smith, Phyllis Stewart, Mary Ruth icity; Rod McLean and Bey Dunn, A new committee, the Standards along the lines of an honor system Junior advisers write letters to Sutter, Nancy Sutter, Noreen Swen- ngfest; Nancy Jackson, programs; Committee, has been formed to re- its membership willhaveto be made their little sisters during the sum- sen, Barbara Theen, Isabel Van enette Redfield, invitations; Ren- place the Honor Code Committee, up of people who volunteer for the mer months to help them get ready Ness, Joyce Wiltshire, and Robin e Smucker, flowers: Linda Shoop, but its membership has not yet been job. Anyone interestedshould con- for college. In the fall weekly dis- Yost. Miss Yost was president of nances; and Jean Tuoti, banquet. chosen. Burns said that since the tact Burns concerning this matter. cussion meetings are held with the the junior advisers. COLLEGE, Thursday, May 6, 2-THE CAMPUS OF ALLEGHENY 1954 Concerning Research Pins 'n Sins Activities Calendar Guess what? Only one engage- Several weeks ago we published an editorial questioning the — Thurs., May Terrapin Banquet — Cochran Small Dining ment this week "Casey" Chase to 6 — being' done by our faculty members and Room 66 p.m. amount of original work Bob Seibel (Perm State)-but — — college Orchesis Program Playshop 7 p.m. suggesting that the purpose of the would be fullfilled check these pinnings: Joan Foertsch — — better if they were released from many of the administrative Fri., May 7 J. A. Tea Pine Room 3 p.m. and Ken Shearer, Nancy Martino — Dining — to which they now bound, in order that Fashion Show Brooks Room 3 :30 duties find themselves and Chico Hadad, Nancy MacNa- p.m. pursue their own — — they might intellectual interests. mara and Monk Miller, Britt Poul- ( )rchesis Program Playshop— 8 p.m. son and Dianne Turner (Ohio-Wes- Progressive Fraternity Parties Phi Gamma Subsequently, we took a poll of the faculty to determine just Delta, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Phi Kappa — lyan), and Barb Coulson and — was extent independent intellectualactivity Jim Houses p.m. what the of their Lyons. Congratulations and best Psi 9-12 specifically, how many professors have actually published any Sat., May Admission Test — 'Alden Hall wishes to all. First time in a long 8 Medical— College- work in their respective fields, or exhibited anything during the 9 a.m. 1 p.m. while we've had more pinnings than — past two years. percent of those returned our May Day Coronation Ceremony Bentley About 63 who engagements. — questionnaire either have published something or are in the Lawn —2 p.m. Now that we've established that Float Parade 2 :45 p.m. process doing so, the poll However, percent — — of shows. since 60 spring is definitely here, we can go May Day Dinner Brooks Dining Hall 6 of the faculty did not return their questionnaires, it is certainly on and report a whole mess of p.m. — — unfair to make percentage-wise conclusions as to the extent of Spring Formals, namely: the Kappa May Day Dance Brooks Hall 9-1— p.m. research at Allegheny. Nevertheless, it is still encouraging to dinner dance at Kerr's, the Alpha Kappa Alpha Theta Open House Inter- Dance know that some 29 of our faculty members are engagedin orig- Gam-T.U. dance at Oakland Beach, mission of — and the Alpha Chi dance Kappa Kappa Gamma Open House Inter- inal work, in addition to their classroom and clerical duties. at the Riverside Inn all on Friday night. mission— of Dance — Well, anyway,, everyone looked Sun., May 9 Chapel Dr..Herbert Picht "What Price springy, to say the least! Conformity?" — 11 a.m. The tone of the replies suggested that the real problem is — — And if your feet weren't sore and All-College Sing Bentley lawn 2:30 p.m. where does research fit into the program of a small liberal — — "Just your stomach could still take it, you Lawn Party Phi Delta Theta House 5 be argued that of scholarly arts college?". It can publication probably had fun at the Alpha Xi p.m. "Brandy — — inquiries is not the criterionby which to measure the intellectual formal at Culberson Hills, the Phi — for the Parson"— Playshop 8 p.m. activities of any particular teacher. Psi dance at Oakland, or maybe the ACA Oratory 7 p.m. Phi Gam dance at Kerr's. Trust Mon., May 10 AAUP Dinner Meeting- you all slept well Sunday morning. — — Time spent in the preparation of manuscripts simply for the Wed., May 12 Voice Recital Chapel 7 p.m. putting professor's was going on, sake of publishing, for the sake of a or an And while all this Thurs., May 13 Organ Recital— we also had a big ole dance Junior— Carol Smith— Chapel institution's name before the public to the detriment of his at p.m. Brooks Hall Saturday night in 8:15 as a certain-ly not to be desired here, or even function teacher is honor of the prospective freshmen, in a large university. But publication can be a meaningful thing, stags preferred — and they were in relation to the realization of the liberal arts goal. there! Just for the record, the dec- Senior Sketch orations, thanks to John Pinkett and The requirement of a thesis in fulfillment of a doctoral degree his crew, were just about the great- of InternationalStudies at Geneva, certainly implies that in some way,investigation of some phase est! Thanks also to Susanna and Switzerland (made possible through Guido, Cookie, the Section 5 quartet, of an unexplored problem is of value to the candidate for the the Beatty Scholarship) . . plans Jerry MacCutchecn, the Blue . degree in his future role as an educator. If this criterion has Knights, and Tom Mawn as M.C. to get a master's degree in inter- stood the test of time it is reasonable to assume that it is valid. for livening up the interm'ssion. national relations eventually Why, then, should someone who has experienced such a step headed for a career in the State De- And while congratulations are partment or Foreign Service . in his education assume that once he has secured himself a place in order, the same go to Arnie . . still "I appreciate a liberal arts edu- as a teacher, for him to cease exploration as Mazie for copping first place in the the time such he has cation as an opportunity to survey known ? Porter Instrumental contest. has arrived different fields (became interested Flash! Confidential report from ;n poli sci. and international rela- the armed services indicates that the tions through electives) . . . They Rather, completion of a thesis for a doctor's degree should A r Force is behind religion all the fo often lead to a career in some- thing serve to convince a teacher of the vast amount of work that can way. See ycu all in .Chapel on you never considered . . . Wednesday. Courses like the Citizenship Pro- be done in his particular field, and the value of doing it. Another flash! Kramer Denounces gram (G-8) make seniors aware of in The publishing, however, does not become the important Campus for Misspelling Ghenko their weakness contemporary so- ciety and are well worth all the thing. The important thing is the actual execution of the work. Trees. Looks all right to us! work required" many That a teacher has not sent a great treatise to the presses not .. . Thinks is Lots of luck to all you new J.A.s more at Allegheny should take in — the crime. The crime lies not availing himself of the existing next year, and the same to the languages "a sorely needed tool in George Culberson opportunities for continual intellectual development. What latest crop of Cwens. But girls, furthering a better world."... "The better ingredient is there for effective teaching than the realiza- those red jackets just don't make George Culberson . . . "Culby" Washington Semester pays such very good rain coats, or have you great tion on the part of the student that he is being taught by an . .. Pittsburgh . .. poli sci major dividends to individuals par- found that out already? So why mind? mind ... vice president AUC ... Presi- ticipating that I wish it could be active Such a does not gain much stimulation from don't they give you red, Cwen rain expanded dent of junior class . Student to include any interested preoccupation with the social calendar and other equally un- coats instead? . . in the social sciences" . . Thanks — Counselor . . . Washington Semes- . academic assignments at least not in relation to the time in case you didn't know, Allegheny for his interest in inter- Just ter (research paper on the diplo- spent. there's another big May Day Week- national relations, the chance to end coming up, so if you aren't at matic service) .. . Chairman, Stu- join the Washington Semester, and The argument that the actual committee work is not the im- the progressive party at the Phi dent-Faculty Relations Committee the opportunity to study abroad Psi, House, next year. portant thing, that the contact with the students outside of a Gam, Phi and Sig we'll ... Student chairman, Student Af- assume youre saving your energy — classroom enables the students faculty to each fairs Committee Soccer 4 year and understand for the formal dance Saturday night ... Overmeyer Is Elected is certainly letterman . . . President, Outing other better fallacious. The fallacy lies not in the in Brooks. Theta Chi President sentiment of mutual understanding, but in the assumption that Club .... Headwaiter in Cochran And if you appreciate the "finer .. . "Who's Who in American Col- Chi the opinions expressed by what are usually political appointees Theta installed their officers things in life," we'll see you all at leges and Universities" Com- for the 1954-55 school year at a are representative ... necessarily of the student body. Much more the Orchesis Show tonight. prehensive on Western European meeting held April 26. They are: is to be gainedboth along the lines of mutual understanding and Nijinsky and ... oh, yea, Pavlowa Defense Treaty . . . will study Dick Overmeyer, president; Joe intellectual achievement if these contacts are of an academic languages and problems in contem- Shapiro, vice president; Blair Rid- nature. porary international relations next ell, secretary; and Dick Popeney, Lee Simmons Elected year at the Graduate Institute treasurer. But even these contacts are of limited value when the in- Outing Club President structors' minds are stagnant. And we believe that the best'way Lee Simmons was elected presi- to eliminate mental stagnation is by administration encourage- dent of Outing Club for 1954-55 at a meeting held Tuesday night. ment and support of original work on the part of the faculty. Ruth Ann Peterson will serve as vice This does not necessarily mean the of outlay millions for cyclo- president, Marion Rhinehart as sec- OF ALLEGHENY COLLEGE trons, but rather alleviation of the demands of many menial retary, and Sally Leety as treasurer. duties. With small EDITOR-IN-CHIEF LEN RUBIN relatively increases in the departmental Last week the club initiated one budgets aresearch program which would still EDITORIAL STAFF be consonant with member, Josie Thoburn. Lee Sim- ADVISORY EDITOR PAT RIESENMAN the purposes of a small liberal arts college be mons, the new president, has an- ASSOCIATE EDITORS ED DAVIDOWITZ. JILL RADCLIFFE could engendered. MAKEUP EDITOR _VAL SANDBERG nounced will be Rather than detract from the college, it would be a long step that committees set SPORTS EDITOR DOC THOBURN up this spring to handle next year's FEATURE EDITOR BARBARA WALCK towards fulfillment of its goal. NEWS EDITOR— . MARILYN BENNETT club activities. These committees COPY DESK MARCIA LAMBRECHT, MARLENE BURCHFIELD. MARY ANN FUNK, ANN PATTON, LAUREN PUTNAM, JIM DAVIS. MONICA PETTY. s. include: refreshments, and BOYLE, J. cabins ROSS STU SOSLER. SAM ____GARVIN L. R, trails, and Heelers, for freshman PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR BILL FOLEY ASSISTANT PHOTOGRAPHY FniTnp CLARK DAVIS orientation. Plans are being made BUSINESS STAFF Ihe award is given annually to for a square dance, movie, and an Violin Concerto Wins BUSINESS MANAGER ELMER BAILEY the student who,by a majority vote outing early next fall. ADVERTISING MANAGER LEN KAPLAN ASSISTANT ADVERTISING MANAGER lOE HARVEY of Mazie Porter Prize the students attending the con- CIRCULATION MANAGER NANCY MORRISON Traffic Rules In Effect MEMBFR ASSOCIATED COLLEGIATE Senior Arnold Mazie won the test, is declared to be the best in- °BESS The AUC has passed the follow- 420 MADISON AVENUE. NEW N V Flavia Davis Porter Prize last strumentalist on the campus. Three YORK. — ing traffic regulations, which are OFFICE, COCHRAN .HALL, TELEPHONE 261 Thursday in Ford, rendi- other student-musicians Carol with his now in effect: There is to be no ENTERED AS SECOND CLASS MATTER. OCTOBER 30, 1904, AT THE POST OFFICE AT MEADVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA UNDER THE ACT OF MARCH 3. the Smith and Barbara Stouffer, organ- V tion of first movement of Men- parking in the driveway behind 1f179 PUBLISHED THURSPAYS 9V9 STUPENTS OF 4LLEGHENV COLLEGE delssohn's Violin Concerto in E ists, and Frank Baker, French horn Quigley or Cochran, or in the space EXCEPT DURING VACATIONS AND EXAMINATION'S. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE — S3 00 PER YEAR. minor. player took part in the contest. between Baldwin and Arter Halls. COLLEGE, THE CAMPUS OF ALLEGHENY Thursday, May 6, 1954- 3 Pre-Freshmen Weekend Scores Impressive Success Dance Highlights Two-Day Event The third annual prospective freshmen weekend was held here last week. Over two hundred high school seniors attended the two day program under the direction of the Student Admissions committee, headed by Jack Burns. After registering in Brooks lobby, visitors were herded through a my- riad of events which ranged from singing to swimming, from track to the theater, from dancing to dining, and from baseball to the Bunny Hop. Following lunch in Brooks, the students had informal liscussions with various members of the bigger boys on campus get together high-school- of the faculty. The afternoon was Some with men the accomplishments the college crowded with 'the Allegheny-Pitt senior to discuss various of on playing of all sorts, and possibilities the young men attaining baseball game, a track meet with fields the of some heights they get ye Alleghe'. Mount Union and Geneva, and a re- athletic once to old peat performance by the Allegheny players of Thorton Wilder's "The Skin or our Teeth." After a hasty dinner in Brooks, the guests were given a fifteen-minute breather to rest up for the big night ahead. At 7, to the Chapel to hear the Alle- gheny singers in their final concert of the year, at home. This program at seven fifty seven. Three ended Cookie Carlino sings a razza-ma-tazz to the delight of the high school minutes to get across the street and seniors and Alleghenians who attended last Saturday night's festivities see the Allegheny answer to the in Brooks. Miss Carlino can take a large share of the credit for the Aquashow, the Terrapins. As the success of both the dance and the afternoon production of "Skin of our splash was heard slapping last Teeth," given for the pre-freshmen. against the walls of the Meadville annex to Lake Frie, the race was shiny on down Brooks drive to the insured the fact that there will be ing department with a talk on the dance floor, where the Blue Knights a good many more of the same kind history and traditions of the col- were just tuning up for a night of bunny-hopping. Irish-jigging, and of affairs in the years to come. lege. Timothy Alden was called back from the past, along with such successful searching for "the sound" After the dance, the guests got for which Glenn Miller spent years others that have made this college their first taste of what it means to the fairly impressive sight it must live'by the clock on Saturday night. have been to members of the class get source to close to the Cinderella got an extra half hours of 1958. fine chords, nearly got The famed section five quartet add their bit to the proceedings, which ese we for the occassion, and the upper- falling into the pool of the saw campus celebrities perform for the visitors. Pictured left to right classmen got their share of the are Marilyn Brewster, Heather Hutchison, and Carol and Nancy Budden. f-well-simulated Alumni Gar- All of the pictures on this page Unfortunately, the damp (?) benefits of having high school were taken by "Campus" Photogra- her made the crepe paper a seniors here for the weekend. Half- phy Editor Bill Foley. soggy which lowered the ceil- hours don't grow on trees, you i or so, but the entourage Iyingfoot know. Campus Cove h emcee Tow Mawn produced intermission was more than But the evening was not to be Fresh Fruit Punch for igh to make up for this slight over until the Phi Delts had had PARTIES & —WEDDINGS mvenien'ee. It's getting to the their say via a torch-light serenade SODA GRILL LUNCHES it where Allegheny can boast a in front of Caflisch. We 'were 164 Chestnut St. Phone 25-023 ly-madc floor show which can pretty impressed, and imagine most trotted out at such propitious of the girls watching were too. :s as these, and it includes, of There's something about a serenade SKILLEN STUDIO "se, steady show people as that the most cynical senior such even 827 North Main Street kie Carlino, Susana Franchi, can't deny. Gauyasimin, Sylvia Lib- Fine Grain Photo Finishing io and Sunday saw Churoh for most, and i, whom found there Special College some of a banquet in Brooks at 1 with Dr. Rates to accompanying pictures. Students into the Cares doing the honors in the speak- amp1 c supply of cookies, ich and stags were the real Ison for the of this af- success RODA & LEACH -, the credit for which must go Hoffman more people than we have room BARBER SHOP name here. Nevertheless, they Qreenhouses a fine job, and have pretty well — TELEGRAPH SERVICE IVn 4— BARBERS 4 LAFAYETTE CORSAGES Taxi Service All Kinds of Cut Flowers GO BY TAXI 1 or 4 Passengers the Fare "Frrsh Flowers at Moderate Prices" is the Same Opposite Park Theatre-Up stairs i1-Hour Service 819 S. Grant St. Phone 28-671 Phone 43-211
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Incidentally, the whole show was Carpenter 6-4 and 6-2: Bill Bloom usual, Kirk and her girls Last week- Wilson 6-2 and 6-2; and tops as thanks to Miss .... defeated things. Ross Boyle defeated Roess 6-0 and end saw lots of sports activity, among other A track 6-0. meet, baseball game, and tennis match were featured, with that In doubles Bloom and Blum de- old reliable, the tennis team, being the only winner for the home feated Roess and Young 7-5 and sideduring the afternoon. Looks like H. P.'s boys (andgirl) are Dickson and Hefley defeated 6-2: out for another successful season An interesting feature of Harper 6-1 and 7-5. .... Wilson and Geneva had four men The Grove City .match, sched- the track meet Saturday, was the fact that uled for April 28 and the Indiana disqualified in the two mile. As they had a first, third and fourth approaches line ahead of the Gator trackman Gordon Shay the finish match. May 3 were both rained out. in the event, it provedquite a detriment to their final total. The pack to win the 220-yd. dash. Art Steffee is shown at extreme left. — Photo by Foley Last Tuesday Allegheny won an- cause for the disqualifications occured when the Geneva team match, by blanking Geneva, other tried to "box out" a Mt. Union runner, and practically ran him 9-0. This Geneva club is a good up on the grass. That's "strategy" carried to the Nth degree Gators Beat Edinboro; one, having beaten Grove City, 8-0. However,the Gators had no trouble, .... Belated congratulations to Bob Buck on beingelected Co- Triangular Meet despitesnow and cold. Not a Gator captain of the track team. That's the third captaincy for Lose lost a set, and first man Joe Dick- "Buckets" this year. Also to joe Dickson, who has been playing by Walt Minigutti son and second man Lowell Blum a fine brand of tennis, elected to head the raqueteers this spring, The track team, backed by good team spirit, won their first limited their opposition to barely a to Waitz, the other co-captain in track This victory of the season last Wednesday (April 28) by defeating few games a set. There was a and Chuck .... - at Edinboro 721/3 57 2/3. This represents a decided improve- slight switch in doubles, with Har- writer has been as much fault as the majority of the student ment over last week's defeat by Westminster. The meet was vey Hefley and Bill Bloom play- body in past weeks, but the attendance at spring sports events event, very close with the outcome being determined in the final ing first; Ruth Ann Peterson and this year has not been too hot. Not more than two-hundred Pomeroy Boyle, second; Mt- the running broad jump. Gators Art Steffee and Jim Ross and Rod persons (including visiting high school students) made it out to came through in this event by Lean teamed with Don Sayer. to college Saturday for the taking first and second places, re- Grove City to try to win their Nothing but the best can be said field double-feature attraction scheduled. spectively, with jumps of 206" and second meet of the season. Coach for Allegheny's tennis team. In It is nothing new to state that a sizable crowd inspires a sports 1910". Hanson has again temporarily or- three matches thus far, they have team to do its best. Nevertheless, it is still true. Even if we dered night workouts for the squad. Allegheny freshmen again showed won twice by shutout and, in the can't play in organized sports, we can get some spectator value Slippery Rock match, they barely winning form in this meet with Weather prediction for the event out of the opportunities provided for us, as well as demonstrating taking first in Sunny and cool. missed a shutout. Roger Donodeo a to the teams and the community that we have an interest in 220-yard low hurdle event. Gor- the sports winning games. year, we don Shay and Don iKimmelman and ball So far this haven't placed third in the 440-yard and 100- done too well in the win column. But it can't be said that we yard dashes respectively. The 100- have given up. The truth is we haven't even started to come out yard dash, after having four false and support spring sports. Most of the school comes out for the through starts, saw the Gators come football games in the fall. Let's start supporting sports on Sat- one-two-threeorder, Waitz, Don- in urdays in the spring as well. You can get just as good a tan at edeo and Kimmelman taking the honors. college field watching a ball gameor a track meet, as you can on the roof of Brooks, Veteran Jim Lauffer won the first or out at the lake. first place of his track career in the one mile race. He followedthis up THE VITEX PROCESS IS EXCLUSIVE WITH by taking a second in the 880-yard event with team-mate Dick Stewart For Pickup and FreeDeUver* following close behind. Freshman "TQ1iTS^ +f\ Phon« 24-041—893 Park Aye. Ben Dittrich took a second in the jf| VV^ X* ++JT two mile run. f y^S COMPANY Special Rates to Students *"—'"^ OKY CLEANERS Co-captain Waitz scored the most points for Allegheny, totalling 17 points. Co-captain Bob Buck also showed his usual winning form by winning the high jump with a jump of sB". Al Pankopf slides into home as the catcher waits with the ball, but the Prettiest Coeds SeenDancing It looked as if Coach Hanson's safe sign was flashed when the plate defender dropped it. — Photo by F-oley strategy of night practice sessions With MeninArrow Radnor proved successful for the squad. Record with Edinboro now stands Allegheny Defeats Thiel at 3 wins and no loses. Last Saturday, before 100 high Pitt, school seniors and Allegheny en- Loses To Geneva to thusiasts, Allegheny played host Allegheny's baseball team lost to tors committed seven errors, which Union in the Geneva and Mount Pitt by a 10-4 score and to Geneva combined with the fine pitching of season's only triangular meet. Ken Woodcheck, who struck out by 17-4 before defeating Thiel 6-2 Beautiful weather (as forecasted) six, led to the Gators downfall. for the on Tuesday. With their record 1-4, shown on College Field Pitt easily beat Allegheny 10-4, games, good pitch- meet. Mount Union won the the Gators finally got a last Saturday at College Field. The of points. backed amassing a total 65 ing performance which they game was called in the ninth be- Allegheny followed in capable the Geneva and with a defense to beat cause of rain. Starter Dobson positions Greenville. John second and third with 50 Tomcats from Bill was relieved by Bill Bishop in the and 45 points, respectively. Bishop pitched the entire game and eighth after the damage had been The meet featured freshman was helped by the hitting of back- done. The Panthers started by only was the only Roger Donodeo who not stop Bill Davis who was scoring in the first, on the hit- (14 two high scorer for Allegheny Gator with two hits. ting of Dick Dietrich, first baseman record points) but broke a school Last Thursday Geneva romped and All-American footballer. The ran the 220 low besides. Donodeo over the Gators at Beaver Falls by Gators gained the lead in the fifth in the time of 25.1, hurdle event a 17-4 score. The Covies opened but were overwhelmed by a two record of 25.6 breaking the old run first inning and con- run Pitt seventh, in which Pitt class with a five (held by Zack Taylor of the tinued to hit Bill Bishop, Ed Da- pitcher, Doc Shanafelt, singled and of 1951). Fleet-footed Donodeo mico and Carman. Geneva stole second to begin the rally. A Union's John couldn't outrun Mount freshman Hergenrother collect- five-run Pitt eighth clinched the vic- Block Joe Block in the 100-yard dash. ed four hits, one a triple. The Ga- tory. took the hundred in 10.1 seconds. Allegheny's record thus far this Outstanding social success of the current season year is one win and two defeats. is called Arrow Radnor . . . the rounded-collar This Saturday Allegheny migrates Bring Your shirt that has become a favorite of well-dressed men-about-campus. 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