Grove City College - Ouija Yearbook (Grove City, PA)

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The use of many pictures helps introduce stu- dent to student, and students to the faculty. With the exception of the Business Man- ager, the staff operated the first semester under an all-girl leadership. With the coming of the second semester, Betty Bailey took over as Editor, with Madeline Coulter as Business Manager. lt has been their aim to maintain the fine record set by previous staffs. The aims of the COLLECIAN in presenting the news to the college have remained much the same throughout the many years the pa- per has been in existence. The standards of the articles has been kept high, yet all news is presented in an unbiased manner. No pref- erence is given to any student, nor is par- tiality shown to any group. The students or faculty are at all times permitted to express views on any subject through the Editorial column. Such views have often been most help- ful and enlightening to various groups on campus. On Thursday, March 29, in a regular cha- pel service, Dr. Weir C. Ketler awarded keys to members of the Collegian staff for their loyal service during their college years. These keys were presented to Shirley Tanner, Edi- tor, Fay Kaufman, Managing Editor, Jill Carl- son, News Editor, and Curtis Clarke, Business Manager. Certificates of merit were awarded to Shir- ley Tanner, Fay Kaufman, Jill Carlson, and Meg Kirschner. Page Fifty-three

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FN Young Women's Christian Association OFFICERS AND CABINET President ...................,....,. Jean Spencer Vice President and Program Chairman . .Betty Zahniser Secretary ......,.....,..........., Jane Daryman Treasurer ...,...... . . .Nancy Watkins Membership Chairman . ,.., Marge Wertman Social Service Chairman . ....... Betty l-lull Publicity Chairman . . . . .Peg Marshall We have been very proud of our Y. W. C. A. this year. From the very beginning its influ- ence has been felt on the campus. Even be- fore school started, early in the summer the work of the Big Little Sister program was started. As a result, our new freshmen were able to adjust themselves very rapidly to their new type of life. At the Punch Party, spon- sored by the Y, the new students were in- troduced to the faculty. All this came about during the first week of school. One of the highlights was the Little Kid Party at which we had our picture taken. An- other and most enjoyable party was our carol- ing party with the Y. M. and C. S. L. Prob- ably the most outstanding occasion was our Social Chairman .... . . .Frances Ritchey Refreshment Chairman . . . .Lois A. Boose Music Chairman ..... . ...... Marge Craig Freshman Representative . .... Patricia Emmons Sophomore Representative . .... Nancy Baldwin Junior Representative .... .... N ancy Zwinggi Senior Representative . . . . . .Louise Brown induction service by candlelight in Harbison Chapel early in the fall. The Y. W. met every Wednesday evening, having a variety of programs, the majority of which dealt with the race problem. Many meetings were held jointly with the Y. M. in an attempt to work in closer harmony with that group. Besides our programs, we backed two projects of which we are very proud. The first was the Foreign Student Project and the second the W. S. S. F. Drive. During the spring an inspiring Communion Service was held in the chapel, with a majority of the student body attending. All through the year the Y. W. C. A. was ever active, both socially and spiritually. Page Fifty-fam'

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The Collegian Staff Shirley Tanner Editor Curtis Clarke, Business Manager This year marks the fifty-fourth year of newspaper service for the COLLEGIAN on our campus. This year, as in previous ones, the paper has been seriously affected by the war. Because of the increasing paper shortage and the discontinuance of many college functions, the paper was again printed in a reduced size. Yet even in its smaller forms it is welcomed by all each Wednesday. Following the practice begun the preceding year, Stars and Stripes continued to keep the students here on campus in touch with the activities of our servicemen at home and abroad. lt has only been through the com- bined efforts of the faculty and student body that this column has been possible. Fashion columns, humor, and special ar- ticles, as well as the general news items, help bring the student body closer together. Page Fifly-two