tl19640501-000 "11 'Merry-Go-May' Weekend Begins 8:30 This Evening Tonight marks the beginning of the 1964 version of Towson's traditional May Weekend. The festivities will be initiated in the gym at 8:30 p.m. with a jam session sponsored by the Student Centre Board. Music for the jam session will be pro-vided by a local band and intro-duces the Weekend theme ""Merry-Go-May."" ""Merry-Go-May"" is not only a theme, it is a state of mind and activity which will guide the fun, Miss Sharon Austin, SGA Social Chairman, explained. ""May Day itself will be an experiment. I hope it will be more active and more visual� More entertaining for the Public to see�than. past May �aYs, ""Miss Austin emphatically exclaimed. The social chairman has Shortened the field down which the Queen, Lou Elin Alder, and Court must walk to reach the throne by one-half. This change was made to hasten the pro-eesional in order to have time for merryment and to ease the Queen and Court in the task of walking on the grass in high heels. The College Concert Band un-der the direction of David Roberts, will provide the proces-sional and recessional music and perform the ""Prelude to the Stu-dent Prince"" for the Queen's pleasure. Along the music lines, both the Women's and Men's Glee Clubs will render three selec-tions as their donation to the festivities. New this year will be a tumbling exhibition staged by the Physical Education majors. The danre section of the same group will add a waltz demon-stration to pre-taped music to the ceremonies. Naturally no May Day would be complete without the always enjoyabe Modern Dance Club and this year is no exception. The group will be in full force to add to everyones pleasure. Preceeding the Events on the (Continued on Page 6) The Towson State College Weekly V W. XVI, No. 23 �LJER Vanderbosch, Buttner Chosen To Be New Tower Light Leaders Tower Light's outgoing edi-terial staff held elections last Week and the paper will be this new management until 'is time next year, starting With this issue. Paul F. Van-derbosch, a so-phomore Eng-lish major, was named editor-in chief unop-posed, and will replace Irene V. Orantas who is resigning from e Staff for student teaching in the fall. h VanderbOSCh moved up to the Pt'r's top slot from the sports 'uitorg' position this semester. Ile 1. h, neaded the news depart- (if""erit during the first semester this year. ,,,I:Ite new man- -''hg editor is ;14hotnore Tim puttner, also an w'inglish major, i,'"") supercedes a'"" t'. Hecker, s . graduating L eltl�r this vear aiLtiottner ' was. Ite selirn:eprned for the position. Buttner N m NeWs editor this e'neater. The new editors have com-pleted their appointments for the coming year. Pam Brown, a freshman French major in secondary ed-ucation, has been the news editor's Brown has been a porter. Sophomore Jack L. Chalker and freshman Cherryl Bowen will share the duties of a new staff position as feature editors. Chalker was a TL columnist and Miss Bowen covered news prior to their appointment. A sophomore psychology major, Jerry Deese, is the new sports (Continue(1 on Page 8) chosen for post. Miss general re- Health Center Announces New Hours Due to reduced personnel the Health Center hours have been changed. The new hours are; Monday thru Friday-8 A.M. to 4 P.M., 6 P.M. to 8 P.M.; Sat-urday- 8 A.M. to 12 P.M., 6 P.M.; Sunday � 6 P.M. to 8 P.M. A student will be on duty in the Health Center Saturday from 1 to 6 P.M. for referral of cases. Special coverage be granted on May Day and Commencement. will IAN AND SYLVIA will sing Sunday in concert. May 1, 1964 Dean Moser Releases Major Study Survey Dean Moser has released the rrsults of a survey made to determine the number of Tow-son students who have selected majors. The tabulation was compiled after students made their choices on Major Day, March 24. The number of students who have indicated their majors to-tals 2007, with 228 in the Arts and Sciences Program and 1779 in the Teachers College. By year the survey reveals: Year Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior A & S Teachers Total 95 67 37 29 515 464 441 359 The study also shows number of students major field: Major A Art 610 531 478 388 the in each & S Teachers Total 71 231 174 43 26 52 126 64 65 44 237 25 English Mathematics Modern Languages Music Physical Education Science Psychology Social Science Geography IliAtory Speech & Drama 9 40 29 3 o 1 26 26 20 2 27 4 62 191 145 40 26 81 99 45 42 210 21 A number of people do not have majors, and these Teachers (('ontinued on Page 8) Glen Players' Finale Features Two Masters The last Glen Players pro-duction for the 1963-1964 sea-son, The Servant of Two Mas-ters by Carlo Goldoni, will he presented May 8 and 9 in the new South College Green out-door theater at 8:15 P.M. Two final performances will be held on May 15 and 16. Reservations are necessary for tickets. as the new theater seats only 300. Playing in the role of Truf-faldino, the servant of two mas-ters is Lou Winkleman. Lou was seen recently in Heartbreak Hoax and Death of a Salesman. In the roles of Pantalone and GWUFellowship Being Offered ToCollege Grads A one calendar year, $2,200 fellowship is now being offered to qualified college graduates interested in a career in. gove.rn-ment. The grunt called a Scot-tish Rite Fellowship entitles one person to attend the School of Government, Business, and (('ontinued on Page 8) Doctore are John Glover and Paul Hjelmervik. George Gonder-man, who was seen in The Last Night of Don Juan earlier this year. is Silvio. The role of Clarke is being played by Joie Kohl. Betty Ruark and Judy Jett will alternate in the role of Bernice. Florindo will be por-trayed by Auggie Dorsett and Dee Stephens is Smeraldina. Jim Watkins and Alan Janney are two waiters. Servant is under the direction of Robert Levin, associate director of Theater. Janet Asher and Diane Dubow are the stage managers. The outdoor stage was de-signed by Sherry Edwards. Con-turnes are by Joanne Wolwkill and Dick Forteney. Carole Ruth has designed the lighting. Tickets are obtainable in lower Stephens Hall during next week. Although admission for guests is $1. Towson students will be admitted free. Between the two sets of per-formances, Glen Players in. The Sereast of Two Masten will play at the Maryland State Penitentiary, Catonsville Com-munity College, and Morgan State College on May 10. 11, and 13. "
