Page Eighl Ninel‘y—six make Dean's lisl' A total ot tlti Grinneii students 1 or about it per cent 01 the sur- dent hotly were named i111s;1;11VVVV ek to the Deans List tor thc‘i_,1111‘i1. 1111 111111. semester this real. 1"31 1111113 111' L 111.11.111.11 1111111111111 1111111111. 11111111c littlultl 1'. 111111 11 \ 11111..» I 1111 sonic“ 1111.11.11. 111-11 111. 11.11, 1111 c.1111a11 11.1.1.1 1111...... 1» Culelmtii. ci-onctr, 11.1111. .ii1111th more 11.11111“ . 1111111111 11111111 111111 , 1.1111111. N11 1 n111t11111 1 St, 1111. 111 V] Urnemora 1111111it-1s. re 1 lvomrc. John ,\1. 11 11 rain 111111111 /|ll|1 5111 L Men' s grades average 2.6 women's 2.71 An analysis of grades tor the in st semester made by the dean of men and the dean of women’s otiices reveals a north campus average of 2,634 and a south campus average oi 2.75, The fi‘eshmen's average was 2,531 and the treshman women aver» aged 277. The hall averages were as toltows: - - 1 C,\,\iru,‘ . 1.11st1 house 111 c Home 1111111 mines VL1111sc 111;.11 t ic1c11 .1111 1111111 ti 1 c \iiiILs AVERAGE bmllll 11 Yolmkei‘ ' .11'n1:.1t:i: 1.111: ‘1 "MAX 111-mun 111.11. Noun 11111.net Senior par‘l'y sel for Thursday A roller skating party membels of the senior class \vil be held Thursday, March 1. Ac- cording to Larry Klute. class1tween 11:15 and 11-45 pm- president. A bus Shuttle will1 leave from the Union between THOUGHTS Contd. irom p. 2. a reientlesss direction to the resumption of testing once the Eliiewietok machinery is set in ““7”” . tape intervie“ Up close all Is impression 1gieat fiontiorsmcn of psvchoh liistic. rt hazy collage or brass ogy1 D1. (3311 G_ .1”ch has be- hiittons, hard _l_incs, lVIIgII- come a classic will he featured soundIng hypomswsr adI'Isurs. o1 BC-TV’S "Meet the Protes— data, nose cones and devout .0 ppm-am 11.15 Sunday astronauts, 011 stepping back H “ . . . , c is Dr R chard I. E ans of the meme ,‘5 “55 ”10“” "“‘ the Un’ '61 it): of Houslovn who ”3’ “‘9“ 3°“ {5 5° ‘9’ “‘ny ' 1 will discv, 111s ideas in But something immediate 1s 1 ea 01 5mm psycholog) 311d “511a“?! Juzstamscg agtiiin“ 11ml poisonality theory on the pro- re ec Ive orpor ome me h“ 1am, the cinhth in .1 series o1 hits close by, like a liberal arts §5 college considering a concept e1 underground asylums called fall- out "shelters," contemplating t11eV sale or its creative birthright to £011 131' and 8-15 pm The non date party will last from s, 30 to it: <15 p m Rell'fiesh ‘1ments will he sci-,ved A psychologist 1111ose video The SI|0\V will be televised area. from 1:30 In 2 ill (Iris and will 1ev1 turn students to the Union bee1 Meel Professor’ Io feaiure psychologisl with one of the‘ (118' SCARLET AND BLACK Friday. February 23 I962 Applications for early graduation approved for ten 1 Ten 59mm: commuted amp was elected to Tassels her ircsh ..11~ork at Grinnell with the and man year 101’ the [all semester this year 1 Mi§s P0321 held UIIee scha- lThcii' applications tor graduation1 1anlIIlIs during her three-11nd- were approved by a taculty com— A-hnlf years at GrIImell: a inrttee this week The ten wiliV “III-year Pullman scholar- receivc their bachelor ct artsi slIIp Ind a Younker Honor and degrees with the rest of the class‘1 Younker Academic scholar of '62 this spring. ‘ shins. Stephen Ciiesler. a politicall Kama" plans to science 111a1or.and Lee Wcisel 1graduate school or a conrpaiatvc literatuie major, 1New York University me studying 110111 in 121115. Both month He will begin his wollt are iro111 Highland Park. 111, and‘ for a mayor in iinanec. At Grill plan to attend law school in the; hell he maimed III poht1eo. fall. . 1 economy, Three or the ten are frm I Miss Postl received :- sccolk Chicago, 111,: Nancy PogeiV Wit dary education certiricotc and liorn Kapian and Bonnie‘ P051] is now a substitute teacher in Miss PagelV an English loumal 111in school English in Cliicago,1 ism major. plans to attend grads Barbara .lo Morgan hogan uate school at Wyoming nexll work in the Des Moines pub— year. She is presently mnployed lie school as a speech ther- with the Hyde Park (clllcflg0)l apist this month. Miss Moran Herald While at Grinnell she was employed in the registrar's .Vwas editor of the Scarlet and; oiiico (or {our years while at 1Black. a member of Theta Sigmai Grinnell. She was :1 recipient :Phi (women's national pl‘ofe5> or a Younkcr Honor scholar- lsional journalism fraternity) and ship ior 196! 132 Women elec‘l new hall councils South Campus House Council 7* positions were recently elected 6‘1 Wine DECDI'SIIOIIS Paul during liousenieetin . The gillslBlOWIIi Ann KESSEI IMS1 Sandy chosen are as tollows Cleveland. 1H0l1I1 Nancy Fawcett; Kitchen- Decorations, Bunny King LyiinlElter Susan GIlmDm Glelcllen Dem“. 1M3 Jean Watson lcoodor-od Music Mary l>-le11nan 11131.). West 16131.9..ch B3,.1Becky Rcctz Social Kristi wit 1mm Lenhm Lynne 51mm riiams, Sue Bousehcr; and Trees 1Music, Linda Hayes, Mary DilQIIICI Nancy Cable 1011; Social, Joy Wilde, Ruth Chair-men in Main are- Dccu ‘tinruh; Treasurer, Son-a Stephan oratrons, Kathy Smith, Paulette . . - . _ . Jensen; rMs. Pam Ellington, 0.53322? 1;).‘1gp‘31‘1z’sggif‘e D“ lSandy Kent; Kitchenette, Mar Valeric1 . P A S 1. Newman. Barbara Cooper; Mus I’m“ ‘MS’ at Bm‘s' “" C“ ‘Slc Cleo Vaughan. Emily Mont» 1y; kitchenette. Joan Clark- Music, Marty Grodzirrs- Social Sommy 506% Holly Hornen 3A,,“ Ham penny Bender. 1Jean Pier;ce Treasurer, Martha 1Treasurer, Jill Welch. Cindy MOIIEEOIIIEIY . , Barnes 15 :1 new student senate House Council in Read are as representative. , ‘tottows: Decorations, Jean James Hall chose the follow- Cheri Polly EI'EI‘eIt: lMslV Nancy enter Ihc business 311 this 1 Hair. 1 Margaret Newton. an art ma- lior, plans to attend the Ulll\lel‘-‘ 1Slly of Nebraska graduate school. 15116 was a memher oi Phi Beta Kappa and Mortar Board. She 1rcceivcd a Younkcr Academic 1scllolnl'sllip and a Gi-innetl Puré' ‘chase prize in art in 1961. She ‘atso served as headwaitress 111 the Quadrangle dining room tor two years. Another mideyear graduate ‘ Judith Bernstein. was an English major- and was elected to Tas 1se1s during her freshman year. 1 Two science majors, Jeanette. Hansen, biology, and Stephen 1Rcid, physics, completed their :work at the end of the fall term. Miss Hansen will he married 1this Weekend to Peter Lysneé ’61.Reid plans to attend grad— uate school He was the recip. lient ot a Gllnnell Scholastic lAchicvcment scholarship and at ltcndcd thc University of London in 1960 El. AFROTC plans . dinner, speaker 1 An AF ROTC dining in “ill: be held Thursday, March 1, in the pri1atc dining r.oo1n Ac. 1cording to Gaylord Prath chair ‘man of the event dinner Will lbe Ssrved at 615 pm. ‘ Following the meal. Dr. Alex- ander Lipprsch, research expert for Collins Radio of Cedar Rap- ids nnd pioneer in aerospace. design, will addre=s the cadets. Hall. Pain Meyer. Ritchene e Marilyn Nelson. Arm Bacon: Music, Karen Johnson, Carola. Vaughan; Social, Georgia lngalls. Barbara Cocbci; and Treasurer, Ettcn Kelly. son, Ann Young: IMs, Joen Crossman, Jan Ketelie; Kit- Ichenette, Joan Mullins. Alice 1wllcox; Musie.,511erron Koi‘-‘ ‘belik, Social. Mary Evans. Georgann Oswald: Trcasnrer, 1 Laura McColtum. 1 Loose House Council are as. _1iotto1vs: Decorations, Dana Dahi Nancy Burgeson; llvts, Carol Gould, Ellen Brodsky; Kitchen ette. Holly Scofield. BetsyV Scherrer; Music, Shirley Neuw haus; Socirt. Ann V111 Guilder Jeanne ncister, Treasurer. Missy H1.c1 York Uni-1 _ver.sity EVEREADY TRANSISTOR RADIO BATTERY r1155” adorn the cottage alongside the brass buttons. 1 i look back on November. and it was good, It is not insignifi- cant that another Grinnell group turned toward Mecca while the Goodcnow questionaires were circulating. CINNAMON ROLLS 1 With winter's last itirig upon ' us we believe that you 11111 looking reward to spring as much as we are. it you are planning to hibernate tor these last few weeks 11111.11 not do it with baked goods from Brown’s, * COOKIES * SWEET ROLLS * DECORATED CAKES tin—owns One 310 The Finesl' Food In. Served In A Friendly A'Imosphere DIXIE INN The Campus OPEN STEAKS all purpose pillows. Just clip our this coupun and bring it in any time this week to receive the reductions on these END; SALE SAVE WHILE THESE ITEMS ARE STILL AVAILABLE POLE LAMP no. $9.93 Grocetul bullel lamps swing in wide arc to give you light where you need :1, Ad» iuxluble with pressure spring. stock and bran. Grinnell ck From eorge AVV VVV\V/\V'1\V COUPON ’VVVVVVVL A/COUPON \AAAAAAAV WITH THIS COUPON << Ideal for 101 uses around home, <: Choice iii colors and shapes, & Roll 1 l HARDWARE Across from the City Library BAKERY 2364381: Across irom City Library 5:00 A.M. TO 8:00 P.M. SHRIMPS CARRY OUT SERVICE