Page Eighl Men's halls announce 1962-63 house council officers The have OlTlcoI' clar president. Tern Franlx; viee president. Wayne iGano; sen. ators, Dave Golden and Tom Evans; iinranini l- Toni \ven- ncr; tr ner, Dick Orchard: and soc l c rnien, Bill Lair den and Gal Steiner-s. Cowle i esidcnt, Chris Sprun’ yiee president, Der-sic Ivy; scn'itar Gar Smith Bob Benowlcl. Husted: and stuck. George Buck Dibble: president, Pete riank; vice president, Randy Jenkins: senators, Scrn Gross— rnan and Bali Lapin intra- 111““ is, John Sundell, score- tary-treasurer, Craig Hender— siiri; and social chairmen, Craig Welter-ten autl Doug Yeager. East: presiden. Robin Coir- e; vice president, Greg Sti wn, senator Bill Pie n and Dave Gauge, intrnrnt als, Dave Boots and sin Alexander; tre ~nrc Jirl Fish; and social chair-me Fete Wallace and Jim nleGinnis. l Gates. president, Roger Cllrtsrl tensen: nice president, Cal Colrl licr; senate , Jonn H' tan and Jim Pilgi ; intramurals, Fred' Bel-g; szclcta‘v Mike Abrallam;‘ and social cha men, Ira Duhrt—l sky and vi\‘ Dewitt , Langan. dent, Pete Snyrl dcr; vice pi aeiit. Dare Brownfl senators. Ed Robbins and Bill, Sieoensohuii, intramurals, Mar» slinll N. on and Dick Nye, seCr‘ rotary, Falille: Hertl; treasurer,l, Navy lo answer l student queries . The U. is, Wavy lrirorrnationi Team irom Des Momes will loci in the Student Union irom 91 am, to 4 p.111. Wednesday and Thursday next week to answer questions concerning Navy only ecr opportunities Lt. William 'Kaucher will fur- nish inrormation on the Naval, oriicci- Candidate. Aviation on, ficer Candidate, Naval Aviationl Cadet, Medical and Dental in. ternship and student and theo— logical student programs. Officer Qualification Tests will be ad~ ministered without obligation. A recent graduate of thei men or North campus lac-ted the following hall social it n d Gaylon Uinli, er, and chairmen, Geolge roi-rest Steve Buckle Noilh Yo iii president, Steve Rion, i president, Steve Ellcnwood; senators Bruce Faint er and Paul Reic , intrnnrrals, Diek Ernst and John Karraker; seer-ctary, Larry Fnlxa; ti-casui» er, Drek Pete on; and social chair-men, Nick Van Maire and Orv Teisiig. hawson: president. Kent Raga erson, vice president, Bub Hen-es; senators, Tom DeBerg and John Williams, intramr s, Dahe Aloel and Pete Station treasurer, ital ilirseh; and social SCARLET AND BLACK Friday. April l3. l9bZ‘» chairman, Ca -1 Katine: Smith- president, Jt ci-o lent, Kir VanReo in; Joy Cutler and ths is, Ver Rob inson and Paul Trigg' se *ctnt‘yr treasurer, [i o Bell; and social chairmen. Paul Patterson and Mercy Haymond South Yonnk Larry nonioikn; vree pi srdent, Jerry Coma; sent-ti hon Goodnow nd Boo DeCook; rn.‘ traniurals, John Mo scrrer tary, Fhll Nor-then, treasurer, Bill Monitori; and soerat ehair man. Steve F0 president, Grinnell students by Bat-ham Hunt 5&3 rroor Co.Editor Headed by Grinllell stu- dents, the Midwest Ulliterl Nlltions met 29ml at the Stzttlel'r hotel and the Washington University fieirllionse in St. Louis. ' Dan Figglns, president of the Grinnell International Relations Club. served as president 01' the General assembly. The model 17 lunetion like tli New ank, consisted of a Gen» l ernl assembly, five commi tees, and a Security council. Grinnell students served as chairmen of the committees: political and security, Larry Hoffman; special political, 1 Steve Hath; economic and fi- nancial, Bill Herman; social. humanitarian and cultural, Dn- vid Golden; and truslecship, Dave Kelrncd‘y. Ray Horton was Security Council presi— dent. Three hundred studcnts from 15 states and 55 colleges and" universities attended the model UNl Each school sent five stu- dents to act as representatives N, designed to i e actual UN in i lfrom a particular country. In the sessions, these students spoke and argued from the point at, view that these countries had ex- pressed in the actual United Na-l tions. The Grinnell delegation, rep. resenting Ghana, was headed by' Paul Courtright. Members wer- David Lusthader, Mark Fer nand, Vincent Anku and Stephen Fleck. i Flggins said that quite a hit: -~ of research work was required Dick Barbour, ’61 Navy’s oniecr Candidate pro- gram is Dick Balbuur, ’Gl, \vhoi recently completed training ml Newport, R. l.. and has heen Else: signed as e ectltive DillL‘Cl' ml the USS Ulinzl. a [loot tug Hal will report to Norfolk. Va next‘ week where his ship is cxpectedi to leave for duty with the Sixth] {Fleet in the Mediterranean area i Barhour- was president at Cl hall Wllilc at Grlnnell Elnel \ i also a member 01 the xx. sity' IoOt‘ball team Arias! train the Strand 'rhrnler id and Saturnn liniertairnnei (torn mo in . pludy Darrh Shows l the the oil, , on the part of the participants] , before the sesssions, and all all : them seemed well-prepared ‘ tcl discuss intelligently and en-‘ art work in Main An exhibition or paintings and prints originall by Judyi ,Darrh, senior art major, will he, . on display ‘trom Sunday until _April 29. in Main hall foyerl Included in her showing will» “Residential," which . received the purchase award in the annual art students exhibi- tion last May Another of Miss Darrh's prints has been exliibit-‘ ed at the restival ol Fine Arts, show at Luther College, , The annual student art thlbivi tion from class work will lie on display in the Fine Aits centei‘ May (5—15. ‘ ,chair Model UNI thusiastieally consideration, , , Some or the issues hrotight he- » fore the general assembly for consideration were atomie radiar tion, representation of China in the United Nations, the use of tood surpluses, world trade and markets, Portuguese Angola and RundarUrandi. l Grinnell plans to take the leadership again in next year's project, Reduce riding rates; lo 25 cents hourly i Grinnell College will offer rid-i ing to college students at a rc.‘ duced rate this spring Recrea» tion and class rides were pre- viously $1.25 an hour. Under the, new plan the student will pay‘ only 25 cents pCr hour ride. the issues uncle) v Argonne vel'eran Mary Alyce Lliscllen, Senior, has completed a semester of stlld' nails and re ezlrt at Argonne National Labora- tory, t‘onne, Ill. Here she is Shown in tut Argonne biology [allot-alto y studying chromosome smears of irradiated cells. Rockel essay conl'esl begins Announeement was made on competition is open to any US. Tuesday by Capt. Morris Brun- citizen. ton tair science) or the opening Contest deadline is November or an annual national essay coni- 1- 1962. Entries should he subr petition on the historical devel— mme‘i ‘0 Goddard H'swmal 01mm, 0; mp and awe, Essay Competition, National nauties. The cont t is entitled Rocket CW).- Smfie 32- 174° K the ‘Dl' Robert ll Goddard 1115- Street» N‘ _ Washmfiton 5- DC- torieal Essay Competition" in Further NOYWUOP may 13,2 tone, of (he Amman ”eke, obtained in the Grtnllell Air This new plan W,“ be medrpionee,‘ Force ROTC headquarters locat~ on an experimental basis thisl ed m Steiner basement spring in an effort to determine‘ .1" 9“” ‘°f 320“ 9‘“ a ““9““ how much interest students hav ““11 3° ‘0 ”P2 “"“”e"-. Emmsl in riding. and to discover wheth “my deal “'“h a“? S‘gmf‘mm. 9,. the previous rental rate disAiaspect of the historical develop-l cottraged students from making ment of roeketry and astronaut- use or this recreational oppor- ies and will be judged on orrg-, WWW. ln‘dllty and scholarship. The GRINNELL'S FINEST FOR DINING PLEASURE OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK SALES l. 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