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Ou Senior Man and Woman for 1961 along with the other eight finalists for the awards are pictured above. Left to right are Dave Ransel, Outstanding Woman Sallee Accola. Sherm Hansen, Gay Bostock, Outstanding Senior Man Joe Austin, Karen Doms, Mike Driscoll, Diane Morris, Tom Kolda and Barb Powell. I Senior Accola, Austin Get Outstanding Senior Award was a freshman Mtirl If'n' queen TV candi- Union committee Joe attended ties, scholarship, character and encampment for three ability to get along with students i imc Gal Last year vice-presi- ears, being on the encampment and faculty. dent of Delta Delta Delta boror-, committee for two years.

At the banquet the Junior ef ee r- beei of i AH Honored Chamber of Commerce gave per- the Student Council ami a fresh- AH nonorea 4 rophies to Joe. Outstanding Man and Wo-, Their will also be a doi has award and is a deputy commander. Besides being on the football team for three years, Mike was also president of his senior class. Giving the Oak Oration at also bcen Voorhees House Coun- man Awards are first based on ra ved on a permanent plaque, Chamber 01 com- cl i sident thp vnlf nf thp entire stnripnt alcn rited the en-l semor tnapei inia ea Hansen was last falls student mm -e banquet last night the ten iSsts for the Outstanding Sen- this vote the ten other eight seniors for their are determined. The achievement and contribution to the Junior unamoer ui piesident the vote of the entire student The organization also cited the iho ion Ex-Student Council piesident body.

6 Austin was named Outstand- finalists and Woman were hon- Senior Man Joe, a member final selection is given to a com-1 th the college and the corn- two winners of Phl Beta Kappa, Phi Kappa mittee of Coe faculty and admin- mu mty. Phi arid Sachem, has continually istration and a representative i en finalists been an honor student. A mem- from the Junior Chamber ior Ma" a and the final announced. a cheerleader Sallee selected as the Out- as seitiricu ao ber of Sigma Nu a he Commerce, the group which! As one of the finalists, Mike Senior Woman. A music was president of the Coe junior sponsors the awards.

Both the i Driscoll was last year Tau Kap- s-illee was captain of the class A mcmbei of the basket- student vote and the final selec-, pa Epsilon president. Active in a Time squad for two years ball team for ears, he turn are based on the student's the AFROTC program at -oe he cur rentlv She also a a of the Student participation in campus activi-1 Mike won the Outstanding cadet encampment chairman. A member of Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity, he was last year's Student Council social chairman and vice-president of the Young Republicans. Tom Kolda is currently a resident Greene Hall councelor. He has been vice-president of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity and secretary-treasurer of Phi Mu Alpha (Continued on Page Two) CAMPUS WEEKLY (Hor Vol LXXI, No.

28 COE COLLEGE, CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA SINCE 1890 Thursday May 4, 1961 Alpha Xi Spring Sing Features Ideal Frat Man May 9 is the date of the annual Alpha Xi Delta Spring Sing. Capitalizing on the theme of Greek Week, the ten fraternal groups will be represented. Each organiiation will sing one fraternity song and a song of their choice. Only the latter will be judged. The criteria on which awards will be presented will include organization, presentation, and original u.

To highlight the evening will be the announcement of the 1961 Ideal Fraternity Man, decided 'ipo 0 by the members of Alpha X' Delta a i a were chosen from the five fraternities on campus on the basis of scholarship, activities and value to fraternity. Lecture on Judaism Open to Coe Students Professor Ellis Rivkm of Union College in Cincm- 'Mu ill be conducting an Insti- on Judaism in Cedar Rapids ruiay. May 5. 8 m. he will speak to an meeting on "The Dead Sea An Evaluation," at Tem- a (1947 Washington Ave.

i This lecture will be pre- by regular Sabbath wor- in the temple. HI is is an excellent opportun- io observe contemporary A i i worship and to learn about the scrolls from Rabbi Rivkm's doc- Ul 1 is from John Hopkins Um- 4 Attention Seniors Seniors should have their activity sheets for the Acorn into Carol Galaty by May 10th. If anyone has not received the material, contact Carol in Voorhees Hall. Marvin Cone Shows Works An exhibit of the recent paintings of Coe College Artist-In-Residence Marvin Cone will be on display in the Coe auditorium galleries May i through June 4. A collection of photographs of the artist at work bv Henry Denecke, Cedar Rapids, will oe In conjunction with the exhibit.

A 1914 graduate of Coe, Mr. Cone studied at the Chicago Art Institute and at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts, Montpelier, before joining the Coe faculty as an instructor of art in 1919. A longtime associate of artist Grant Wood, Mr. Cone and Wood became known as the leading interpreters of the Iowa and mid- western scene during the 1920's and 1930's. Cone became a full professor in 1934 and headed the Coe art department until his retirement from active teaching last year to devote his full time to painting The artist's work is represented in all the leading in trv as well as in Guggenheim Award Goes to History Prof, Paul Glad Professor Paul Glad of the Coe history department received a Guggenheim Fellowship award, announced the John Simon Gug, genheim Memorial Foundation yesterday.

i Dr. Glad, taking a two year leave of absence from Coe, will first go to Europe under a Fulbright award of which he was also the recipient. Returning after a year abroad, he will continue his research under the Guggenheim award. His etiidv Breakage Refund To Be Sent This Year to Students In the past the balance of the fee was refunded TM oreanagc J.CTT -----cash to students after they had leries in the uuggciuicun proposed field of study is a historical study of the United States from War I to the Great Depression. Fellowship grants a i over one million dollars have been awarded to 265 scholars, scientists and artists by the foundation.

It was established in 1925 by the late Simon Guggenheim and his wife in memory of their son, John Simon Guggenheim, who died as a young man in 1922. This is the thirty-seventh annual series of awards made by the foundation. The fellowships are granted to persons of the highest capacity for scholarly and scientific research, as demonstrated by their previous contributions to knowledge, and to persons of unusual and proven creative ability in the a a In I960, a i formally conclude show June 4 at 4 p.m. act.v,- Marvin Cone following comm lies. casn iu properly a i clearance prior to their leaving in June.

This procedure has placed a great burden on the Business Office personnel as well as causing students to stand in line for long periods of time, announced Business Manager Heywood. To facilitate matters and eliminate the lines the procedure is being changed this year so that checks will be mailed to the students during the month of June. The procedure for clearance will be exactly the same as it has been the past two years or as follows: 1. Pick up breakage refund card hi the Library after the last final examination. 2.

Clear through the departments designated on the card. 3. Deliver the completed card to the Business Office. 4. Checks will be mailed to the students during the month Greek Week Begins May? Miss Helen Reich, Assistant Director of Student Affairs at SUI, will address the student body during Greek Week Convocation next Wednesday.

Miss Reich was the advisor to Panhellenic at SUI for a number of years. She is presently working as chairman of the Liason Committee of the National Association of Women Deans and Counselors. The purpose of this organization is to create better feelings for Greeks on the college campuses. On Tuesday night from 7-9 hi the TUB the annual Alpha Greek Sine will be held. A trophy will be awarded to the best fraternity song and one for the best sorority song.

Judges will be Dr. Gordon Ohlsson, Miss Eleanor Taylor, professor Edmund Thomas, Miss Jeannette Ringland, and Miss Patricia Reilly. Alpha Xi Delta is not entered in competition. Sandy Smith, chairman of the sing, wishes those groups who have not turned in the numbers they are going to sing to please do so. Winners last year were Lambda Chi Alpha and Alpha Gamma Delta.

The Interfratemtty Debate will be Wednesday from p.m. in Daehler-Kitchin auditorium and music building 6. The question which will be discussed is "Federal Aid to Higher Education." rove fine a a awarded to assist the fellows to further accomplishment in their fields through carrying on studies which they themselves have proposed. Men and women, without regard to race, color or creed are eligible for the foundation's fellowships, which are granted to of June. No refund will be made unless a student follows the procedure outlined above and turns his card to the Business Office by June 5, 1961.

citizens and permanent residents of all the American republics, of the Republic of the Philippines, of Canada and of the British Caribbean area. Research in all fields of knowledge and creative activities in all the arts are assisted by the foundation. The debate is being sponsored by Pi Kappa Delta and a traveling trophy will be awarded to the winning group. Sigma Nu won the trophy last year. Two awards will be given Thursday, one for the student and one for the faculty member who is seen wearing the loudest plaid shirt.

This is sponsored by Kappa Delta sorority and also judged by them. The Pie Eating contest, sponsored by Kappa Delta, will be held Friday afternoon beginning at 12:30 p.m. Two members from each fraternity and independent organization on campus are allowed to enter the contest. Judging is based on who eats the most the fastest. The winners will i crowns and have the honor of throwing a pie into the face of the KD president.

The TKEs (went home with the pie last year. "Look Back in Anger" will be presented Friday and Saturday nights by the Coe Players. Greek Week is being sponsored by the Panhellenic and Interfra- ternity council with Pan Hell tnr taking charge. The Greek Week have plans been for an- lireeK nounced by Franci Anderson and Dick Wood..