Friday. Sepfember 22. l96|

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CollegevAdcls iWomen Choose 1Bowen Meets New Siudeni‘s ,Young Democrats

Six To Staff 1

Several appointments to sizifll
posnions have been made at‘
Grinncll effective with the bee;
ginning or the new acadcniicl
year. They are in addition to
the 17 new faculty members
whose appointments were ans‘
nounccd earlier .

Lois M, Williams is the new
assistant to the dean of women
and stair resident in the Whitei
House. Miss Williams, a 19557

- graduate or the University oi Dir
buaue, taught ior two years in
the Lansing, 111,, public schools,‘

Connie Polich, K N,, staii nurse
in the Health Service. was grad
noted in August irom the iowa
Lutheran Hospital school of
nursing, Des Moincs, ‘

Cievelnnd hall's new hostess ;

' Katherine McCarty Mayor of

Sigourney, ion-a. Mrs. Meyer,

whose husband was the late J. .
w. Meyer oi Sigourney, has

been active in community at? ‘

[nits in that town. ‘

Mariana Brown Duey, has been‘
newly apointed as sccrctary to.
the division of fine a! s. The;
wiic oi L. J. Duey oi Giinnell,t
she has held various secretariall
and other positions since her'i
1943 graduation from Town State.
University at Antes. i

Jciinieinac Francis. new clei
typist in the Alumni Office, was
a member of the Grinnell classi
of 1941. She has just moved 101
Grinnelltafter 19 years of telc»

phone company work in Bondirl
rant, iowa.
A recent addition to the Sage.
Food Service staff is Paulinel
Botkin Hemeyer, clerk—typist.‘
Wite of Henry A. Hemeyer, Ji~,,i
of Brooklyn, Iowa, she has held
prev us office positions ith
vai ous Missouri organizations
and most recently was a caser;
wort» r for the Missouri State‘
Health and Welrarc Service.

Question OtBertin i
And Disarmament
Is Panel Subject

“Berlin and Disarmament"
was the topic discussed at is
.cortee hour sponsored by the
Grinnell Students for Peace yes-
terday iii Younker lounge.

The panel included Joseph
,Wall (history), Alan Jones (his-
tory), Dirk Baay (modern for.
eign languages), and Mike Mone
tross and John Ward, students
Bill Johnson, president of the
Student Peace group, moderate
ed. After the panel had stated
their views, discussion was
thrown open to the audience.

Most oi the discussion cen—

tered around Wall’s statement »

that the United States has
little c oice but. to pull out
oi Berlin or to undertake ha- ‘
sic negotiations with the So—

vict Union. Mike Montross in- ,

troduced the idea oi passive

resistance. which‘ also stimu- .

iatcd much discussion. .

Whereas John Ward felt thati
disarmament is the only wayl
to save the human race ironi,

annihilation, Jones contended}
that it is impossible to disarmi
now because there is no chanca‘
of negotiating. ‘,

A major step in disarmamenti
according to Wall, would be;
the demilitarization oi central,
Europe under a plan propasedl
by Communist Poland in 1956,l
which the United States did noti
then accept.

; decorations

l Woii;» and kitchenette,

iinuse Councils

in Monday night hauscnieet—
iiigs the women's halls clccted
thcir house council mcmbers [or
the first. semester of this dear
demi rear
Main: social
Chapman and Pain
Senate iepi'cocniaiivcs,
Taylor and Pat cia
decorations, Kathy Smith and
Sandra Long; music chairman
Karen Hornc. treasurer, \. ‘
Montgomery; 1M chairmen, Mary
Neuinan and Martha Di/ on» and
kitchenette chairman, itena ilicb.

Meors: Social, Mai-y Herman
and rat Martin; Sennic, Mary
Ann Johnson, Aim nosiviiiaii
and Sally Woli (alternatel:
decorations, Paula Brown and
Becky rtcctz; music, Carol snu-
mate and Marian Griswold;
treasurer, Nancy Cable; 1M,
Mai-i1 i Hays and Nancy
ancett; and kitchenette, in
ion Benesch and Gretchen
Goodbrod.

Cleveland: social, Jury John
son and Bunny King; Senate
Nancy Cooke, Nancy Cox and

chairmen. .iai
Ellington
Susan

Workman. . ‘

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Ann Miller, (alternate); dccoi'as‘

Joy Wilde and Betsy
Sprague; music Mary Dillon
treasurer. Sena Stephan; 1M,
Jean Watson and Carol Hooker.
and kitchenette Carol Scott and
Diana Ruif.

James: social, Jan Rodcmeyer
and Joen Cros ian; Senate, Pat
Stahl and Mariike Michacls
Sue Andrcsen and
Marileta Sawyer; muslc, Sh on
Korbehk treasurer, Kit Bannon:
IM, Car Wayne and Geor a
Griifith; and kitchenette, Alice
Wilcox and Georgann Cswalt,

i-iaincs: social, Sue Farmer
and Anne i-lai , Senate. M '(y
Mullican, Carol Miller, Margaret
ives and Penny Bendcr (alters
natel; decorations, Jeanne Gagle

tiolis,

. and Marjorie Crooks; music, Ar-

lene Frahm; treasurer, JLll
WelCh: 1M, Marty Gi'odzins and
Ami Scull' and kitchenette,
Marilyn Iwami.

Read: social, Nancy Herman

; and Sharon Hasekamp; Senate,
Linda Putnam, Marilyn Alt, Pris

Eide and Janet Melley, (alter-
nate); decorations, Jean Hatcher
and Janet Fairbanks, muslc,
Karen Johnson and Connie Bel--

‘gcn; treasurer, Ellen Kelly; L

Bobbi Mahnke and Ellen Brod—
sky; and tchcnettc, Diane
Veronda and Ann Bacon.
Loose: social, Marge Bennie
rick and Bnrh Davis; Senate,
Nancy Pogel, Pat Chambers,
Linda Fienc and Jeanette nick
taltcrnatel; decorations, Shir-
lcy Yardo; music, Carolyn

Bryan; treasurer, Missy Hicks; ’

Gould and Nancy

1M, Carol
Ann

VnnGuildcr.
Spanish Housc- social,
Brineman and Karen

Anne
Hardy;

lSenale, Pam Dryden and Kenn

dall Sanderson (alternateV dec-
o~ations. lLinda .Beers and

Merry .Macke; ,music, Ellen i

Thompson; treasurer, Vicki Mit-

tleielildt; and kitchenette, Mary

Foster,

White House: social, Do c
Kamp; Senate, Mary Mitchell,
and treasurer, Linda Guthrie.

Bowens To Give
Faculty Reception

President and Mrs. Howard E.
Bowen will give a reception
Sunday afternoon from 2 to o'
for all iaeulty members
The annual iaculty reception,
which will be held at the
Bowens’ new home, 1600 Park

tSlrect, will introduce the nEWl

faculty members,

President iiowon greets new

‘receplioii [or new Students last. Sunday at
annual aiiair permits incoming students to meet with several‘chairman
members of the faculty and Dr. and Mrs. Bowen. Refreshmentsl

At Grinnell House Rece

i

ircshmen during the President's
Grinncll House. The‘and Molly

.Jf punch, cake and cookies were served.

Court Fined Northiire/wsssisre

3For Prepping S‘tun‘t

North Ycunkei‘ hall was fined
‘ 20 Tuesday night. by the men's
_Pi‘iinary Court on a charge filed
'by COKHP President Ray Hor-
lon that they had violated the
Student Handbook regulations
concerning freshman oi‘ientae
Lion.

The deciSlon stated that North
iYOunkei‘ violated the “spirit and
llatiel‘ of the regulation by
iholding an orientation stunt at
tan unreasonable lion 1
‘ The Violation. reported to
‘iHorton b'y' Cameran Hendershot,
,oceurred about 1:30 a.n‘L Sun-
iday, Sept 10. The North men
were charged ivith forcing their
freshmen in sleep on mattresses
in the hall clubi‘oom. In defense,
North Younker maintained the
action was voluntary on the
part. of the Il‘cshmei

North Younkcr President Bill
NIcnghi. said he will appeal
‘the decision,

lChorus Needs Men

Attention all men! Male VD-
calists are needed for the Grin-
nell chorus, Any tenor or.bass
.is welcomc to try out.. Anyone
interested may contact Don
JJoncs (niuSiC).'

i Grinnell
Figurett‘e Salon

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; Dr. Parish Bldgr
, \Plionc BE 6-6481

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Relaxation

Tightning and Tuning of
Muscle Tissue

 

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Pion Name '61 iitiicers ,,

Steve iloth, senior from Clark ~
, hall, has been elected to Ser'v)‘
is president of the Ci-inncil-
Young Democrats club during‘
the 1961-62 school year. Other
oriicers are Mike Horwatt and
Dave Evans, vice hairman; Slit»
ly Singer, secretary; and Nanty
Lce Norton, treasurer. Membe
oi the executive board are Bill

Ha'lama. Cain Hendershol. Mike
Horwatt and L'ottic Sinai-clack

iRC Eulogizesié

Hammarskiolci

A memorial service tor D1
' Hammerskiold was held in Here
‘rick chapel last Tuesday night
‘at a The international Relations
Club presented this service for
‘Halnmerskjold, the secretary
3' general of the United Nations
who was killed Monday in a
iplane mishap in Africa where
he was on a peace mission tor
,the UN.
l The service was conducted by
irDan Figgins, president of IRC
Martindale, Iowa
on the callegiatp
;council for the United Nations.
Organist was Ken Hart.

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