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SECTIONS AND ,rS NINE GOES EN SONGS GIRLS' CHORUS T'ENTVSE "DOWN IN THE VALLEY' EVEN INC.- - CHAPEL fRUUY AT 8:15 p.m. TONIGHT Published by the Students of the College of Wooster LXV 'olume WOOSTER, OHIO, THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1951 No. 20 SNYDER, WEIHE NEW EDITORS Marge Kunarl King To Be Voice Associate Editor; Named Manager Arbus Is New Business Manager can Snyder and Whit Weihe have been chosen to share the responsibility for next year's major campus publications-- --Jean Of WCW Staff new Voice editor and Whit as Index editor. Selection of Marge Kunart as Supporting Jean, who will succeed Tom Felt next fall, will station manager lor WCW next be Howard King as associate editor. 15 ill Arbus has been chosen Stu- vear was approved by the business manager, Dick Duke sports dent Senate Monday evening. editor, Phyllis Belling circulation four Present station olfiecrs named Five Girls' Clubs manager and George Bender auditor. others to top positions for approval Earl Hughes will be the new staff bv the Senate. They are: Jim Andrcss. photographer. Williams, prog- chief engineer: Kent Choose Officers Whit's tentative staff list includes director: Joan Winter, secretary, ram Five Girls' social clubs have Don Orr as business manager and ami l'hllis Kails, director of public elected their officers for the new Dick Shepard as advertising manager. relations. Others are Marilu Darone copy editor, year as of this week. These in- on I lie station since its format- Active Peanuts, Keys, Echoes, Mark Allen activities editor, Bill served as program director clude the ion. Marge Spuds, and Trumps. Gardner classes, Ivan Preston sports this vear. Coming from Parma. Ohio, and Chuck Brown photography editor. of Peanuts vear will in The crop next she is majoring here speech, with is have Lou Stoll as their president, as- At present Jean a junior history emphasis on radio. sisted by Barbara Haskell as vice-presiden- t. major on the Washington Semester Because control of the radio station Photo by John Atkinson The other ollicers include plan. She has been a news and feature rests with the speech department and Pictured above are Jean Snyder, Mary Elliott as secretary, and Mollie writer for the Voice since her fresh- the Senate, the Senate ratifies appoint- Saturday's Model UN Assembly new Voice Editor, and Whit Weihe, Webster, treasurer. Lou is a junior man vear, and served as managing ments to lop positions. next year's Index Editor. from Princeton, N. J. editor during the first semester of this con- Other business at the meeting China-Kore- a year. The "Hoot Mini" issue of the social To Debate Crisis "Ihe Keys newly elected executives cerned Color Day, plans for the Scot Key, in 1 949-50- , was are Emily Cookingham, president; Jean's coming vear. and approval of the con- Final listing of the delegates News Convention project. Last fall she represented the vice-presiden- t; De-Arnien- l; Nancy Rowley, Carol stitution for the Student Volunteer SSR, Bentley Duncan; China, Dan China-Kore- a Voice at the Ohio College Newspaper scheduled to debate the At Kent Draws Grimm, secretary; and Virginia Moore, Men ement. Columbia. Jean Banghani; Association conference in Cincinnati. crisis Saturday in Woos-tcr'- s treasurer. Pete Williams, as business manager Cuba, Reed Ccigcr, Czechoslovakia, Trumps social club can claim Jean, Mock Voice Delegate Echoes will for Color Dav. told how higher cheesec- Fourth Annual U.N. Bob Hardy; Denmark, Joanne Fergu- "Ihe louder next year Tom Fell will represent the Voice as can Phi Alpha Thcta, the history and Assembly have been announced son; Dominican Republic, Bob John- be heard from Jo Ann McConibs as loth prices the increase in the at the 25th Ohio College Newspaper honorary and the bards of Pembroke. -- ston; Egypt, Betty Hanna; Fiance, the president of that club. Other number of Mavpole dancers from IS by the International Relations Association Convention at Kent Stale Her home is in Ada, Ohio. L'nlike the Diantha White. officers include Maxine Schnitzel' as to 61 will put the cost of cheesec- Club. University this weekend. rest of the staff, who will take over vice-presiden- t; Sara Lille, secretary; loth at S75. After considering such Greece, George Buckbee; India, Delegates from 30 Ohio colleges and the issues of May 10 and 17, Jean will The local Model Assembly is a and Pal McClelland, treasurer. possibilities as buying durable mat- Larry Weiss; Indonesia, John Talbot; universities will participate in the not assume her new job until Sep- sequel to the lour College Assembly Marian Van Gorder has been erial for use other years or the cheap- Iran. Frank Gurncy; Iraq. Marge Gil- round table discussions and business tember because of her studies in Wash- held in Oberlin last month. Mr. Vik elected bv her sister Spuds as their er white cheesecloth and dyeing it. lespie; Lebanon. John Calo; Mexico, sessions planned for the exchange of ington, D. C. Ronningcn. of the History Depart- president for next vear. Her associates the senators approved the purchase of Karl Hughes; Netherlands. Marty ideas and information on management, This spring, Whit has spent his In- vice-presiden- ment, and faculty advisor to the will include Patricia Lengel as t, as much cheesecloth as is needed. Holmes; New Zealand. Jon Waltz; coverage and policies. Felt will serve extra time l mining for the track team ternational Relations Club which is Marjorie Eakin, secretary; Six members of the incoming Senate Philippine Islands, Roger Erickson; on a panel of discussion leaders on and finishing his work as activities sponsoring the Assembly, will deliver and Mildred Loch I in as treasurer. attended the session to gain ideas on Poland, Dick Column. editorial writing and policy. editor of this year's Index. A member the kevnote address on the subject their social program for next car. Highlights of the will The other club, the Trumps, chose of Second section, Whit also belongs '" Saudi Arabia, Pat McC.lellan; South convention Part of the discussion centered on The Future of the U. N." Jean Snyder as their president. FIcr to Congressional Club, where he is Africa. Pat Fester; Sweden, include a trip through the Akron Joanne Sergcant-at-a- i hospitality toward chaperons at small w Beacon-Journa- cabinet consists of Barbara Mortenson ins. In addition to his Carol Ross ill act as Parliamentarian Syria, Thailand, l plant and the banquet llelwig; John Gump; vice-presiden- dances. Among the suggestions made chairman for the sessions, Phyllis as t, Gerry Hoskins, secre- new job, he will be a freshman and Man Lou Carmer; Turkey, Gene Cox; Saturday evening at which the annual was one of revision of the chaperon Belting and Margaret Hcrold will per- OCN A awaids are made. Guest speak- tary; and Ann Dickason, treasurer. counselor in Douglass next year. Whit Ukranian SSR, Chris Camp; United science-philosoph- requirements to allow more seniors to form the functions of the Secretarial. will be is taking a combined political y Kingdom, Porter Kcllcy; USSR, Bob er at the banquet Murray be chaperons for small dances. As the The Model Assembly will meet in Powers, managing editor of the major. His home is in Ferguson; United States, Tim Mackay; Fairmont, West Virginia. requirements now stand, senior senat- l wo sessions, the lust starling al 9 a.m. Beacon-Journal- . Seniors Form Group and J ugoslavia. Martha Orahood. ors may be chaperons for small and closing at 11:30, and the second At last year's convention, held at Next year's associate editor, Howard is co-auth- or co-direct- or dances. will begin at 1:1." p.m., with the final the University of Cincinnati, the To Consider Class Gift King, and of A It was vice-preside- the Color Day Pageant. member of brought out that the present adjournment scheduled for 5 p.m. Voice was elected nt of Although it has not yet been de- social Section, projects consist of only movies Both sessions are open to the public. Pays the organization, and rated the third cided what the class of '51 will leave First he has worked on the Corporation Voice staff as aim uances and that more variety is best paper in its class in Ohio. At the to Wooster, class president Waller managing editor this Almost forty countries will be repre- semester, and desired. Square dances and basket same time, a change was made in the Grosjean has appointed a committee has also given much sented bv student delegations. The Stock Dividends time a resi- socials were suggested. classification of schools, which places to consider the question. Chairman to radio duties on WCW. following is the list of countries and dent of Wooster, is Approving two minor changes, the the Voice this year in competition of the committee is Web Lewis.