Fridd‘y‘,,lv1arch l7I I9bl Page Three Women Elect The seven junior women who will Join Jill Denmngton. new AWS Board president. on the AWS Board lor the ladle school 3ear were revealed Wed. nesday evening at the annual spring tormal dinner. Jane Egan. Sandy Jeanne Gissenaas, Ann ton. Gretchen osterhol, Kay Book and Dottie Smardaek will Frieze, Hamll— [ j, l ,, ll Serve as Quadrangle house pl'cs , , idents next year, The announcement or seven elimaxed a week of cof- fcc hours, roting and tapping Yi'lclzly noon the voting tor AWS pro .nt was held. and that evening at dinner Karen Hal- vorsen. pr -cnt AWS Board president. tap ed Miss Dcnning— ton and presented her to t :Tvamen at a reception following the meal. Miss Gisscnaas was the other candidate tor the pros- idcncy. , Last Saturday noon voting was held again. and the an. nounccmcnt of 13 women who won AWS Board nominations was made by tapping at hours that night. in addition to the seven house presidents, Ma Jo Burger, Julie Burghardt, Linda Hayes. Barb Kelly, Sue Ro- berts, and Mimi Welty were tapped. At an iniormal cotiee hour Monday, women students .met and talked in small groups with the 13 candidates. At this time they presented their ideas regarding such things as women's government, hall life and freshman orientation. The seven hall presidents were chosen by the women at an election held Wednesday noon. All are presently haltlcboard members in their halls. Miss Dennington, who lives in Main hall, comes lrom Daven— port. She is a member of wo- men's Honor G, chairman oi the Student Council Race Rela- tions committee and a member at last year‘s Buddies commit- tee. A Sioux Citian. Miss Egan is vice—president of the junior class, YWCA vice president and past vice president of White Caps. She also lives in Mai . Miss Frieze at St. Louis is Buddies committee chairman this year. She'is also a. mem- ber of Hpnor a and lives in Main hall. M s Gissenaas heads the summer jobs and projects com- mittee of thc YWCA. She is also a member of choir and i-loiior G. The Haines hall jun- ior comes irorn Webster Groves, Mo. The tourth board member , from Main ‘hail is ,Miss Hamjlr too. She is on the Board of Re- ligion, the women‘s social bud< ~get committee, mt: secretary and Honor G. Her home is in IowarFalls. . . vice—president oi Loose hall. ,Mim Ostel-lmr is a member at Tamngcls and the Mademoi- Sella mmitlee. She is a mu— sic major SD. M Rock is from East St, Louis, mm and lives in Mears. She is a White Caps member and was selected to serve on the newly organized judicial board. She is also on the Board of Religion. James hall and Olympia Fields, 111.. are represented on the new AWS Board by Miss Smardack. She ser ed on the Student Council election board and is on the Board at Religr ion. Fairbanks To Talk Grant Fairbanks, a senior phy 'cs major. will speak to the Physics club Thursday morning at ii on the “Asstmilatioll ‘Pl cess of Liquids.” Non—members are welcome to attend the meet ing which will be held in room 125 of the science‘building. from Rapid City, . l i i ll; . The new women’s hall pres iassllme their duties in May. ipicture. The Seven incoming members of the A‘VS Board will SCARLET AND BLACK lArgenlineans l lTO Tour Area ‘ 1 Five students from the Argen- it are visiting Grinnell this lw head as part of a tour spon.‘ . lSol'ed by the Department or State Prior to thCi' al val here they will have visited sevcral lcitlcs including San Franci o lNcw Yoi . Boulder and Toledo , This is then lirst visit to a slimli- ,libcral arts college. l BeSld participating in that ,Ldlin American Coniercncc, the lsli-dents will be the guests or that Co nopolitan and Spanish cltlbsl and other campus groups On‘ :Mr-rttl'dv they will tour the toulil and the vi inity, visiting a face tory and a tarm. The live students will hc , housed in the men’s halls on north campus during their visit tram Thursday ulitil Tuesday. They are accompanied by a mm. at state interpreter, . Thomas Rice, who will also he ‘ housed in one or the men's » halls. . l1 Eduardo Jeanna: was. bu 1. ln Eucnos Ail'es, where he liltlended law school. He is tlm ,SeLretal‘yrgCllernl of the Mov " nto Universital‘lu del Centre l(MUC), a dcmocr ic “agl‘upii- cilm" ill the Faculty of Law. He ‘is also cerowner of the group’s lpi lication “Programa” and a ‘Wiitel' lor another organ indi- lrectly connected with MUC, the ‘ newspaper “Futuro.” ldents sit Lnr tllcir lirst group l l i Arturo Ramon Trujillo also! comes from the law school of the University of Burenos Aires. He lBrazillanls Guest Of Town, College I Jack Frederick Gebal‘a of the University of Sao Paulo, in Brav Zil. is Visiting in Gl'lnnell il'om Thursday to Sunday as a para ticipant in the Foreign Special- ists Program ol the U. s, State Department's Bureau at Eduea. lional and Cultural Affairs. His Februal‘vaay stay ill the United States has been arrang— ed -by the Committee on Leaders and Specialists, which is jointly sponsored by the American Council on Education and tliel State Department. 1‘ h e Griniiell Chamber of Commercc will entertain Gebara at lunch Friday and ar- rangc for him tr. visit a local l factory and tar-in. In addition he will’nttend as an observer , the three-day Latin-American l Conlcrcuce heing held here. Since 1958, Gebara has been ‘Secretary of the College of .Fhilosophy. Science and Letters rat the University of Sao Paula,’ As secretory, he is administra-l ;tive officer of the college, which ‘hzls an rnrollnient of 3,000. 5 The Iniversity, with a total, cnrollm t approaching 9.000, is ,in the process of‘inoving' to h new t,uburban campus; to be lcompleted in two years. i Ge‘mra is a 1946 graduate oil the university's College or Eco-‘ lnorrics, Finance and Administra- tioii. iMusic Groups ,To Broadcast t Various works presented by the Grinnell music department 'will be (eatured on W0] radin lduring the months at March and April. W0! is 640 all the radio ,dial. All these programs will be on Tuesday afternoons at 4:15, Tuesday the orchestra's per- -SEull[aseg,, snulssog yo SDUEUUDJ schwank aus Wien" with Jane llillenx‘tl'olh as pianist will be ibroadcast and on March 28 Schu~ ,bert's “Symphony No. 8" will be lpresentcd, l The choral and orchestral per- ‘fclmance of Bach’s “Magnificill” ‘Pal't I can be heard on April 4., with Part II of the Same work} being presented on April ll. l A chair concert of Dufay and‘ jGabi'iEli will be broadcast on April 18. Works of Mcrulo and Handel will be featured on April 25 in a ‘concert by the choir and Col— rMal'di Gras, the gala climax to 'Wc S, Bill Co ne, Sue Andi - ‘WRA To Initiate .Davidson, Anne Dcmarest, Susan is the secretary or the internarl tiohal division, Youth of the, Christian Democratic Party and ,is the press secretary of World Dance "Bugs" Receive Prize tissembiy or Youth. of the ii,c the is the only one who speaks Guy Scandlcn reigned over the; fluent English Women's Week, held last Sat Fnrique Carranza is from Co — urday night in the Women's gym. doba, Argentina, where he The highlight of the WM“. attending law school at the U ask—men masquerade ball was wrsily of Gamma He is we the announcement of the cossjdfi‘m 0f the Federacwn de Agrw tome wlnneps, Mary gem am,ppaciones Universitaries Intergrar Ken Richards, imaginativmylllstas and of the Club Provin~ clad as the unwelcome flu bugs,,cnal de Cordoba- took i prize, two tickets toi “hem NM,” who is a the 5‘1““ TM. ,mDnd Prue.“ iilth year medical student at sundaes at Davis went to Lm- [he Universm M the mom do Wolfman, dressed as an East comes mgmuy gm“ Sam, Fe, > or egg, and her Easter bunny cs Argentina. no is the secretary- cort, Carl Rattner. l general 01‘ the Organizacion , , Estudiantcs l-lumanistas Argen— “Cheaper by the Half Dozen" tinos and a member at the was the theme oi the six co- World Assembly of Youth. ' - ot th third r' e. Barb . “mm” 6 p Antonio Rodriguez villar, born sen, Fred Arnold, Ann Millel in Buenos Aircs and attending and Bob Mclnlyre each won a jlaw school there is active in sev— fl‘ee line of bowling at theleml important fields: the Juven Bowladl'omc. ‘tud de la UCltl (the party of the, administration), the Center of “Movable mentions went to Economic studies in the law fa- Sue Coop and Cam Hendershot, culty and in journalism. He is a Sandy Frieze and Steve Hath, regular member of the staff of Margaret Ives and Lowell Bnk three writers from the economic or and Georgia Griiiith a n d section of "La Na my one 0,- {36k Pence; the two largest dai es in Eucnas Aires. and is one of the writers of "Economic Survey." a bulletin published in Spanish and English, Forty-One Women iejrjs Named ‘A reception for the 4! new‘To Honor 6 members of WRA will be held" Women's Honor G will hold Monday evening in Main loungey Starting at s, the reception willi_ . _ _ _ . _ take‘ the place of an initiation its spring Initiation this Wednes— eeremony. Tomato juice and day. New members Include crackers will he served. and old sophomores Jam 5011mm Donna members are invited to attend. J0 Briley and Sharon Miller and juniors Judy Darrh, Jane Egan. The new members include: Linda Hayes, Gretchen Osterhot Beverly Abbott, Pat Baloun, and Kay Rook. Mary Lou Beaman, Ellen Brod—l sky. Nam Commm Anne The honorary organization s lects new members on the has s of their accumulative gym and Barbara, academic averages and their participation in intramurals. Dctering. Jean Ekiss, Furst, Martha Grodzins, Caro Gould. Georgia Gritiith, Caro~ lyn Hallter, Nancy Hall, Anne Hart, Nancy Herman, Carol Hoolcr, Margaret lves, Lucy lcnotrlton, Connie Krambcer. jUni’rarians Sponsor 'Impac+ O‘i Camps' Mar}v threnz, Pat Looney, Dr. John Hayward of the Valerie Luck. Merry Macke. University ot Chicago will dis- Shlrley Neullaus, Georgann Os— cuss “The Religious Impacts of‘ Walt, Sherry Owens, Kate Scan- Albert Camus" Sunday evening lan, Ann Scully, Sandy Seeder, at 7:30 in Yollnker lounge. This Mary Seitz, Lynne Simcox, M.imeeting is sponsored by the Patl sill Stall], Diane Stel‘nbel'g, campus Unitarian group. All Myrna Sumptiou, Barbara Tay—linterested persons areiilvitcd to lor, Ann Van Guilder, Paulalattend. Hayward wlll give the Walters, Phyllis Williams and‘serlnon in college church on i legium Musicui-n. Nancy Wolf. . Sunday morning. Spring, Students Will Be Sprung ' Spring is sprung, the grass is riz, water, water everywhere and it is time for spring recess at Grinnell. Vacation begins at noon next Saturday and ends Friday morning, April 7, at a, The last meal to be served in the college dining rooms will be Saturday lunch, from 11.12. Breaklast on April 7 will be the first meal alter vacation. The Quadranglc closes to studcnts at 9 on Sunday morn— ing, March 26, and opens again at s on Thursday morn— ing, April 9. Closing hours next Saturday night will he 1 and on April 6, mil night. Students may stay in the we- men’s dormitorics next Satur- day night only it special permis— sion is obtained lrom the dean at women. No campus housing will be provided for students during spring vacation. The special absence penalty for unexcused absences from classes will be in effect 24 hours before vacation begins and after it ends. The penalty adds 1/2 hour to the graduation re- quirement for each unexcused absence during this period. No mail will be forwarded during the vacation. Car Wash Planned By Class Of ’63 A car wash, sponsored by the Sophomore class to raise money for the toreign student fund. twill 'be held tomorrow afternoon from 12:30 to 5 in the parhing lot north of the heating plant. §tcve Howell, sophomore class president, has invited all Stu- dents to participate in the car wash. He asked that everyone who is tree to help tomorrow, even for a tow minutes try to come equipped with a sponge or chainois. Each wash job will cost $1.25. _The project has been well pub— licized in Grinnell and Howell expects to top the fund goal or $125. A free car pick-up and deliv- ery service will he provided. Refreshments will he served to all work THE MOST ACCLAlMED BALLET OF ALL TIME. 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