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Library wiji ~nlb iug -'-jestern llarylan!1 College THE Sprit..g BOLD cue Teams p. 3 Falter pp.4-5 Vol. 43. No_ 13 WESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE, WESTMINSTER, MARYLAND May 5, 1967 Spring Themes Highlight May Day Festivities Wolfson Assumes SGAPresidency; SOSlielt/Teoms Activities Feature French Atmosphere; Calls for More Active -Involvement Broot/en Scope Coronation Marks Beginning of Weekend The Stu den t Opportunities will field three teams This summer, two teams will fly to Puerto Rico. Another will drive to Mohawk, 'Vest Virginia. All throe teams will be engaged in work somewhat different from that of the past. I This will be the first summer . in the five year history of the SOS that a library has not been established. An ample supply of books have been processed dur- ing the school year, but the three projects do not call for them. Field veteran Jeff Ludlowe will lead a team of four volun- . teers in Ponce, Puerto Rico. ASS~j~t~~,'~?s~~~~~O~:\du~i~~i~h~t el~c~l;:n~tla~~n~~d:;~nment ~:i~i~~t~s!~t~~~ ~:~r1; h;~~~~~ A~/9t:wiS, C.indy. . " ~:!~::,~~ir~!;Elle~ . . Iaged slums. Ludlowe's team will Reinhart, Leslie Miller, Ann ?n t~hl"ll21~sttud~nt: ltu~ned tary, and ~OUg ~m:~te IS the Iwork in con j u n c t ion with Spring themes and festivities 01 Armacost, D u c he s s; Amy activities taking place. Johns ~~r ~he 1~c0~6: ;G~e~ndea e~s. . of t~: ~GA ~e~~sp~~;! Ponce:s health comm~ssionin ~t- will highlight the many diversi , Lewis and Cindy Groves, At- !i0pkins will b~ the Terrors' foe respective classes. het!p~nt.gto coohrdi~ateI ~~~Pst~~fta\~o;o;;O:II:!Cst.lYWith fied activities of tomorrow's !~n~~~~~e~~~~:~:~~e:nd C~~~l ;;he~:t~illte~~~s b:n~pe~a~~~!~ In the featured election race, . ac IVII.es for t e cen-j A second Puerto Rican team WMC May Day. Harris and Sue Morales, At- in the dorms from 2100 to 5:00 Cary Wolfson was elected preel,- Program next year. will be located in Ensenada. Lynn Col e man and Doug The Court will be, es- in the afternoon. dent of the Student Government Class of 1968 elected! Team members will work with Smarte are the co-chairmen re- members of the The evening of May 6 fea- ~~:o~:it~o~~~~t~~: ~~~!n~n;~f:~. the:~~~S~~~tr~~ru~~~pc~s~~! io~n~:dto;e~~~~~;~~ ~:rc~~e~ ~~~~:i!~~iv~t~:S.o~:;~~i~~e ~~~; P~:~= ::::~~. t;:gi~~f~~ ~~ ;~~er~~::.~ the st~dent body more In the mg year. .Rlck ~oswell WIll' six-week summer camp program ganization of Gary Shapiro, the' . Moler, there will be a concert presented u ;~;~~~::n~h~~ ~~eb:c~~~:vea~~ ~e:~~e/:s v~~:~~~:~~~e~~d~no:~'i~:~~s~at~~~,Pa~~~~yO~vi~\:O!~~=:7: :il\~;~4~aYlra:~t ;:!~~:d Dan BO~!'bP;:r~~~~ ~~wt~a:eo~~~:~~'Si~;i~g ~~~u~ student gove~nment on campus. don Shelton wi]l continue as Icentrating on developing leader- from the Westminster Armory, . Betts, and organized last fall; the group Harry Colll~s was. elected to treasurer. . . Iship qualities among the Puerto move up Main Street, and heralds has been chosen for a European the office of vice-president. other th;-ee offic~rs r~n unop. gave the in~oming junior cla~sI The Mohawk team will be led amphitheatre.' court are After Stevens Army base tour this Bummer. The eleetfon of Dick Morgan Rican youths. cluck on the The Following the performance of Green. the ~~:;~~gLI~::re~~~~~a~E~~e~h\~:~~a;e;ecr:~s~1:e~~~.e~~~t, ~~;.: ~e!~~s l\~~c~::tl,yOe:~,~fi~;a~~~ ~~~ts~a~~~~ri~;Cl~~~ ::I~e~~:~~db:n~r:~~1 !~~u~fr~~;r~a~ D~i~~e~'t!~: Dehsen, correspondlllg secre_ II,Iary Massey retamed her POS!- chian group. This team hopes to fioats and the college for the place; it will begin at approxi- --------- - I PI tlon as secre~ar~. R~ss I?e Ha-:t construct a community play_ so riding in the mately 9:15 p.m. The corona_ N atlona ayers and Jean KrltW!Se bed III tbe!r ground, initiate a sorely needed President of Ensor and the coronation, ev_ tion will be held shortly niter weekly trash Hahn \Vestminster. collection, to attend "Rue the beginning of the dance. "La and race for the office of treasurer. will last from will be held Nuit A Paris" A tie also occurred in the race work in the library built by the .prizes will be awarded to the president in the Sophomore SOS last summer. The Appala- best Roats. Under the direc_ 7:30 until 12:30. For the con_ Appear inAlumni,~...."."o •••oo.. Jo~nat~~~~C;s~~~ ~~~fe~-=-:amne';!~ISi~;v~nth:~~hve~ Wi~O~l:~~~gc~~~n~~i~~d:t~~~~: campus Organ~z:7i~~OsS\;ear!~~~$;~:oan!e~an~~u~~:.pr~c:d~~~u~~ structing booths to add to the tickets for the concert may be and Charleen mountainous terrain. ern Maryland's May Queen for in "The Birds" :!~~~~~a!h:e_e~:~~:~a:~. tr!~: te;!e !fl~l~! tt~e ~JI~:~ac~!~~ ~~:I~de~ar~~eW~~I;~wi~;r ~fr~~~ ;:i~e ~~et~:r!~~;n~ ;o~~~ivoa~:~~:~h~~~~ ~o!~~O'an~iri~x:~~ The National Players will ap- urer. member's talents to the utmost. Seniors _ Eleanor Snodgrass, there will also be many sports arc optional. ------------------ and pear on campus in a presenta- Approximately five hundred For example, Larry Eisenberg Duchess; Dotty Attridge Jun- ""1/{ A I tion of Aristophanes' "The students voted. Although the will dev~te much of hi~ time to Ann Spencer, Attendants; r .1· ~~r:~;'5 ~~i.ght in Alumni Hall Honor i~o~~~Pn~scse~~aor;at:~~~~ ~:e~t~;:;ga~~ c~~c~~~:tho~I:Yt~ ~~~ co~~:; ~~~nh~;!ii~U~~~I~~: 11M nnounces Jelectlon 0 Car- Wells, Hilt Stout os MemIJers di~~i:nNo~tith:alu~i~:r:~:y a;;:y~ body vo~f:g~e:~do!i~~: ~~~~ ~~~~~C1p;al!~:::e~~sist~yp~~f~ Sophomores - ~~~a~o~~n~:o~~o~~e~~~c~~~~~= not ~:~r~oih:p:~~~~~~n a~ ~~:~ed from the eyes of a volun- The Exchange Committee ed by the Reverend Gilbert V. Celebrations Feature of the Religious Life Council Hartke who is the director of ~~!~~~:~iV:!;d~~~cni~;C~a~~I~ ~~~ni~;O~~;i~~~ire~~~to~~n~~~~ ~:~~a,'a:~~i~O~~;~k~n Pl~:~ i~n;~!~r Se~~~t~e~~~Programs on Continuation, Change ~~::e;; :;: dul"ing the second semester consecutive season. This season . . . . I' of next year. The exchange th' th d f 0 Next year's actlvlbes wlll cel- dlfferent departments, many of will involve full transfer of to~:r a~~ o;Ia e ~~:ra ~~m 1;0 ebrate tbe one hundredth anni_ \V.hi.chare planning ~pecial ex- academic credit; participants erformances YthroUgh~utg the versary of West~rn. M~ryland j h.lblts ~nd speakers Ill. connec- in the semester exchange will tnited States and Can ada. C_ollege as .an msbtubon ofI bon With the centenmal. The I have all the privileges of full Originally from the Speech and higher learnmg. . g~neral the?le f~r all programs time Clark students. Stu- Drama department of Catholic !,lans. for the celebratIon areIWill be contmuatlOn and change. dents going to Clark for a University in Washington the belllg directed b.y the Trustees, The Faculty Program Com- semester will need the per- group displays a uniformity of w.ho have estabhshe~ a Centen_ mittee, which is a sub_committee mission of their academic ad- purpose emanating from their ma~ Program Comm!tt~e to co- of the targer committee, is plan_ visors. Anyone interested in common background of training ordmate H al~. cent_enmal _pro- ning two convocations. The Fall ~:~~ ~fth~~t~~!~ ;~ao~~p;o~; f;c~u~Xtser~~~c~o~~:iro~epve:;i~~: ea mg thiS committee ~o~::O~~~ith:~~~u~~a~e~~~o~~= Leonard Hill. mastcrs of drama: Aeschylus, cO.min?"Weekend. T.w~,sP\'!ak~rs)L-------, --'I ::~~l~~P~:::~'a:~o~~;~oc~;s~kes- ::!~~~~~~s~~!~:g!~PII;SJ:a~l~;~ Music Fraternity This classical comedy is an and Future. The ConvocatIOn ~~:Pt::!~~:t':dw~~terre~:r: ~~~ ;~~~~l~~:~C;~~d~Kt~ :~s~~~~~a~Installs Pledges spontaneity of the original work evening, Oc~ber 20. The d~cu_ The Omi~ron E~a Chapter of through the use of colloquial ~entary WJll trace the hlgh- Delta Omicron mstalled five NEW ODK MEMBERS: Leonard Hill, Bruce Wells, and Don forms. The play itself, written lights ~f WMC's .first ~undred frcsh':1en pledges on May 1: Stout. by the man considered to be the years-;-Its academIC, SOCIal,lI:nd Lorr.amc ~ale, Emm~. Moore, ODK, the honorary leadership stage and "School for Scandal." recep- selection of.three new members, ~a!h:l~t:~~;~:~~e~~i~l';:~: :e~~ father of Western comedy, falls athletic aspects. The ~arrat.!Ve Marjory Richards, Patricia Mey- fraternity, has announced the Bruce Wells has been president ~~i\~t~~epa;:~~dTn~e ~~st gl~~~ ~::itt~hneb~oc~~s~ni~~~iO~:~~~~ er~e~;ad ~~~!:::\=l;:' Cuckooland and its resistance to ett, a graduate of Western tion for Dr. Virgil Fox on Sun- Leonard Hill, Don Stout, and ior class for next year. A bioI. earthly difficulties, the second l\~aryl.and. The film is under the day evening, January 6. Mem- Bruce Wells for induction on ogy major, he is a member of ~~;~Pi:~t~nt~;~er:~~~~ta;~: u!~ ! ~~:c~:~Ul~~ ~~~:rt!eeSi~I~:¥~ ~;;~g:~ie~ed;:~~l::ll;~~o~~~s~~; l\f~o~l~rd Hill is a philosophy ~~i:U~l~ci~~~c:m:i-tc!::rman of y Ue~h~a:c;:~~~~~ ;~:t~if::ul~:~ ~~~~ledI:t~:'~::::,E;~:. Faculty ;tu~dhr~:t~:~:ng chocolate ba17s ~~dt~:Ii~~~.m~~r =~s~s~~~si!~~~as I! ~e~b~~n~~ bOD:~ ;~:c;:~ encountered through the satiric on Program Committee is planning Next Tuesday afternoon, May and participated in the recent quirements for nomination to references by Aristophanes to . 'an Honors Convocation to give 9th, the fraternity will present exchange with Clark College. this national honor society are his contemporaries. Wilson K. Barnes Irecognition to those deserving its annual American composer Don Stout, a political science very high. A male student must Tickets· to the Friday a degree from undergraduates all at once. recital. Performers will be Ju_ major, is best known either as stand in the upper 35% of the performancc are available to Maryland in 1928 and This will replace the old method dith Elseroad, Ingrid outstanding member of the men in his class and, in addition, public for $1.50 at the Book_ now a trustee of thc college. lof awarding senior honors at Catherine Arick, Emma Moore, team, as a halfback, or h ~ ':'e d_emonstrated leadership store, or at Myers Brothers in The committee is responsible for' graduation and the remaining Marjory Richards, Pat Meyers, star of the dramatic art ability !?- various phases of Westminster. loverseeing the activities of the i honors in the fall. and Anne Faulkner. department featured in Under- campus hfe.