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Ithaca College Digital Commons @ IC The thI acan, 1960-61 The thI acan: 1960/61 to 1969/70 4-26-1961 The thI acan, 1961-04-26 Ithaca College Follow this and additional works at: http://digitalcommons.ithaca.edu/ithacan_1960-61 Recommended Citation Ithaca College, "The thI acan, 1961-04-26" (1961). The Ithacan, 1960-61. 19. http://digitalcommons.ithaca.edu/ithacan_1960-61/19 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The thI acan: 1960/61 to 1969/70 at Digital Commons @ IC. It has been accepted for inclusion in The thI acan, 1960-61 by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ IC. • The Ithacan Vol. 33 Wednesday, April 26, 1961 No. 20 . JJ "Top Ten Sen1ors Named By Ithacan The "Top Ten Seniors" of the' 1961 graduating class of Ithaca College have been selected by a vote of the editors of the ITHACAN. These seniors are now the nomineees for the Douglass Betts Memorial Award presented by Delta Kappa Fraternity to the "Senior of the Year". The "Senior of the Year" will be announced at Moving Up Day cere monies, May 11. The "Top Ten Seniors" were selected on their "leadership quali ties, extra-eurricular activities and contribution to Ithaca College with departmental contribution taken in- to consideration. · The ~P Ten Seniors" are: Fred -Douglas, Frank Romano, Dan Healy, John Gero, Larry Holdridge, Jim Captain, ?aul Mueller, Mary Arlin, Janine Polchlopek, and Bill Coleman. • • • Douglas is president of the stu dent council, served as frosh camp counselor, and served on student council for three years. majoring in history. Romano is a member of Delta Kappa Fraternity, past president of Inter-Fraternity Council, cur rent editor-in-ehief of the Cayu gan, and has participated in the intramural programs at the college. He is a business major. Healy has held several class offices, served as managing editor of the Ithacan, is currently president of the New man ·Club, and vice-president of Rho Tau Sigma. He has appeared dn many Green Room productions and has directed WICB's weekly television program, "Community Spotlight." • • • • Gero, a l so a ·H.1story maJor,. h as I Pl THETA PHI ELECTS served as advertising manager of 12 STUDENT COUNCIL the Ithacan, class vice-president, 1ELLNER PRESIDENT and Spring Weekend committee. He CLASS REPS ELECTED is managing editor of the Cayugan. Twelve students were elected In elections held last Wednesday, Holdridge, a member of Phi Mu class representatives to Student Pi Theta Phi, Professional Physio Alpha, has taken part in several therapy Fraternity, elected Dick music productions at the college. Council in an election held last Tellner president, and Dick He was named to "Who's Who In week in the Annex. Cochrane vice president. American Colleges and Universi- j Next year's senior class Council Other officers elected tics," and was the recipient of the I members are: Lorraine Behrens, Carol Eisemann, recording secre Oracle Society's Scampers A ward. , Music; Joe Totten, Physio-Phy. tary; Diana Kahn, corresponding Captain, a Speech major, is Ed.; Carol Garramone, Lib. Arts; ,secretary; Romaine Berlew, treas president of the Forensic Society and Nan Adler, TV-Speech-Drama. urer; and Bernie Leonka, pledge and a member of its debating team. master. He served as production manager New junior class members are: The officers -will assume their of '61 and appeared in many Green Margaret Stamback, Mu s i c; duties at the next scheduled busi Room productions. He hosts "Music, Thomas Baker, Physio-Phy. Ed.; ness meeting. For Moderns", a weekly TV and 1 Lawrence Sargent, Lib. Arts; and Richard Bales, TV-Speech-Drama. Larry Holdridge Radio show and has served on the Mary Arlin Ithacan staff. Next year's sophomore repre sentatives arc: Eileen \Vegman, • • • ~=============:t Music; Fern Miller, Physio-Phy. OSWEGO-APPALACHIN Mueller, a three-letter winner in Election of Class officers Ed.; Gary Kiev, Lib. Arts; and varsity sports, is business manager Ruth Gonchar, TV-Speech-Drama. Attention Seniors: will be held Friday from 9 to CHOIR TO PRESENT of the Cayugan. He is a member of Next year's freshman class wil! · 4 in the annex. Junior, Sopho· Sign up for commence Delta Kappa Fraternity. Coleman elect representatives immediately CONCERT TODAY m e n t announcements i n served as president of Delta Kappa more, and Freshman officers after frosh officers have been Dean Clarke's office by Fraternity, director of frosh camp, will be chosen for President, elected early in the Fall semester. The Oswego-Apalachin Central Friday, May 28. Announce and hosted a weekly sports show on Vice President, Secretary, and These students, along with the new ool Choir will ,present a concert ments will cost $.20 apiece WICE television. Treasurer. representatives from \\'omc>n's Stu- ay at 4:00 p.m. in the Musie and must be paid for at Miss Arlin served on Student ; I dent Government and Men's Stu- all. the time you sign up. This Council for two years and is a ·- · ---- - ---- - -------·---- ----- dent Government, Inter-Fraternity The choir will be directed by Mr. is your last chance. Those member of Sigma Alpha Iota. She -------------- Council, and the Union and Ac- ohn Davye, who is also presently Seniors who have already has ·been active in Women's Stu- Theta Alpha Phi, appeared in sev- t·1n ·t y counc1 ·1 , w1·11 comp Ie t e coun- Iworking for his Masters degree signed up must pay im dent Government and was named to eral major Drama Productions, cil's increased number of members. 'at Ithaca College. mediately, at Dean Clarke's "Who's Who." served on Student Council for three Of the twelve elected last week, This concert will form a part office. · • • • years, and produced and directed only three have served previously of the choir's spring tour. Miss Polchlopek, a member of several TV and radio productions. on Student Council. .,.,, ' Wednesday, April 26, 1961 Page Two THE ITHACAN ,_____________ __,, . EDITORIALS Drama Review The Student Council, by vote, has decided to post election results and the number of vote each candidate receives. The Ithacan feels that this practice is not going to help in crease the already-slim number of interested office seekers. The rr~uys and CDolls" poor candidate who takes a long shot at office, and is. resoundingly beaten will be frightened away by the sign reading "Fred Fcrd- 100, Sally Smug-3." Totals arc not important to the victor or Thanks so much for all of those It has, at times, been said that GUYS AND DOLLS is America's the loser, with the exception of ego-building of course. !auditory letters you readers sent beSt musical. Possibly it is because -the milieu that js represents and the Let's keep the count confidential so that Sally Smug will want to me in response to my first characters and language in that milieu are representative of what to run again even though she has been beaten badlv. The present colurru1 which appeared last week has become known as being strictly 'America.' votc~posting probably will scare her off. · in the Ithacan. All I can say is a Based on a story and characters of Damon Runyon, Jo Swerling breathless and sincere-thanks a and Abe Burrows combined their talents with musician and lyricist Sincere congratulations to all of the Spring Weekend Planning million." Here I was at the depths Frank Loesser to produce a humorous and unified script, chocked full Committee for a job well done. This Weekend proved that Ithaca of moral and intellectual degra- of all the verve amt color necessary to bring this musical fable of College can have an enjoyable, well planned, and interesting Spring dation, a worthless and indolent Broadway to life. In the transition from script to the Ithaca College Weekend. fool, sitting around in taverns and stage presentation, opening this past Monday, some of the flash and Working under a great handicap-last Spring Weekend-this pubs swilling gin and bourbon and bravado was either dropped or somehow mislaid, but the basic concept year's committee completed the Weekend with a minimum of ready to slash my wrists. So then of the gamblers and dance-hall girls of New York's main strip remained delay, no debt for the class, no 4 dollar charge to dispute and this guy comes up to me and he delightfully intact. no last minute rescheduling of events. ' says, "Bill", this guy says, "how Jim Garoufes, a transfer student from Cornell, now in the Music The ITHACAN extends congratulations also to general chair come you are at the depths of Schools, took the lead as the big time gambler, Sky Masterson. man Mike Verno for his careful coordination and tactful planning moral and intellectual degradation Garo~fes had the commanding vocal and physical vitality necessary of events. and you are a worthless and in- to t~Js part, ~ut fell just short of giving Sky a. final polish before dolent fool?" So I plowed this guy comU:~ on .. His ,ballads had warmth and sincerity, his "Luck Be a in the teeth with all the strength Lady a quick-tempered punch. · TELEVISION my drunken body could muster and Sky'8 "mission · d °11" , 1S a3'.a h B r~wn, was played by another· music Campus I really felt crumby j\b~ut it. student, Joyce Olson. Although she seemed a bit stiff at times even "SCHEDULE It turns out that this guy comes for Sarah, h?1' vocal quality was lovely, and the duet with Sky: "I've Week of April 24-28 from my home town, Los Angeles, Never Been m Love Before" was charming.