tl19630510-000 "I1EVV EDITORS � Irene V. Orantas and Paul F. Becker plan this tveek's issue of Tower Light. They were recently elected Editor-In-Chief and Managing Editor, respectively. Orantas, Becker Head New Tower Light Staff Starting with this issue, a new 'editorial staff will handle Tower Light until this time next year. Irene V. Orantas, a sopho-loore in secondary education, Was elected Tower Light's Editor-in-Chief last week, and will replace senior Mary E. Hughes in the paper's top Dosition. Miss Orantas was Managing Editor this semes-ter. (i tJunior biology major, Paul F. 1,Jueeker, is the new Managing 44titor and moves up to his new 14,11ties from the post of Circula- 4�4 Manager. Several appointments have ai-ed been made by the new editors. Pat Nadolny, who was News Editor this semester, Will continue in this capacity Ilext year. Miss Nadolny will be a junior in the fall. Allother English major and :rrner staff writer, Mary Day-l� Nrski ' will fill the post of 1,--N-ness Manager in place of illa J. Walker, who has held ""s slot for the past two years. . 11411 F. Vanderbosch, a :1.fthman, is the new Circu- Mion Manager, and will also 4andle the Exchange Depart- Vanderbosch has been a' general reporter for TL the past year. 'DRIVING PAYS�Donald freshman at Towsoti, Driving Award Was presented to him by t,44411.nior Association of Com- Current Sports Elitor, Rush Burkhardt, will keep his job until the end of the semester. No final appointment for Sports Editor has been announced as yet. Miss Orantas joined Tower Light as a sports writer and gen-eral reporter in her freshman year and was appointed News Editor for the first semester of this year, before moving up to the Managing post when TL changed editorial reins at mid-semester. She is a 19-year old native of Lithuania and now resides in Forest Hill, near Bel Air. A 1961 graduate of Baltimore's Catholic High, she was active on the high school's paper. Becker, a 1960 graduate of Towson High School, lives in Loch Raven Village. He has gotten his newspaper experi-ence working with Tower Light during the past year. He is also the editor of the Gold and White which is in planning. Miss Nadolny, a 19-year old Baltimorean, came to Towson from Patterson Park High School. She has had a column in the east Baltimore community paper, ""The Baltimore Guide"", (Continued on page 4) Freshman Wins Driving Award Donald Homberg, freshman math major here at Towson, re-ceived the annual Safe Driving Award, Saturday, May 4 at Memorial Stadium. A trophy was presented to Homberg by the vice president of the Junior As-sociation of Commerce. The association's annual Safe Driving Contest is open to driv-ers between the ages of 16 and 18 in the state of Maryland. Homberg took a written test and a driving test award. To-gether the tests were worth 400 points; Homberg received 345 of these points to win. ""The driving course at the Stadium was set U p to test the driver's ability to handle a car,"" Homberg explained. eX.1=PrVvroop � ��X� �� � ��� � � � � �K?Mf:::V.�'� . .. WEEKLY Vol. XV, No. 23 State Teachers College, Towson 4, Maryland . May 10, 1963 Reuling, Wiseman, Lewis Elected William Reuling College Band Will Present Pops Concert The College Concert Band will present a pops concert, spon-sored by the Student Centre Board, in Glen Esk Sunday, May 12, 3 p.m. Directly following the concert the SCB is planning a hoote-nanny, an informal folk singing session. ""Bring blankets for sitting on the ground, picnic lunches, guitars, and voices,"" Miss Jo Anne Cicero, president of the SCB, advised. The concert features numbers directed by eight student con-ductors, all of whom are music majors. Among the performers will be Benjamin Glover, faculty dir-ector of the band, Alex Martin, Pat Klevenow, Mike Viciari and Janet Van Ingli. Glee Club To Feature Penny Leka Towson's Men's Glee Club, under the direction of Martin Rice will present its second an-nual Patio Concert Tuesday, May 14, 8 p.m. on the patio outside of the Student Centre. Japanese lanterns, check-ered tablecloths, and free cokes, provided by the Stu-dent Centre Board, will give a festive atmosphere to the concert. (Continued on page 4) By PATRICIA NADOLNY Elections for class officers took place last Monday and Tuesday in Stephen's Hall alcove. Obtaining the top positions were William Heuling, Rich-ard Wiseman, and Orville Lewis, who were elected presidents of the Classes of '64. '65, and '66 respectively. Officers of the Class of '64 who were elected are as folows: re-cording secretary, Shirley Smith; treasurer, Pat Keane and par-liamentarian Nancy Crowley. The social chair/man for the dorms is Janet Grantland; day social chairman is Barbara Gor-don. Publicity chairman is Sue Miller and senator for the class is Mary Urbanczyk. On the Student Centre Board are Mary Ament, dorms, Janet Zirkler, day. The class historian is Anne Frere. Corresponding secretary will be appointed. The Class of '65 elected the following: vice president Nina L i t, corresponding secretary, Barbara Fleming. Garland Mar-tin assumed the office of treas-urer, while Peggy Dent was elected parliamntarian. Senator of the class is Mary Joy Kreller. The social chairman for the day hops is Joan Eustace. Other offices of the Class of '65 to be Bermuda Ball Van Dykes, Set Tomorrow The ""Bermuda Ball"" featuring the Van Dykes Orchestra and sponsored by the sophomore class, is set for tomorrow, Satur-day, May 11 from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. in Wiedefeld gymnasium. Tickets are still on sale in the Stephen's Hall alcove to-day. Students wil be ad-mitted free, while guests must pay $1. ""Only 1000 tickets will be sold, since the gym will only hold that many people,"" Miss Bonnie Merkel, social chairman of the class of '65, stated. ""No tickets wil be sold at the dance,"" she announced further. ""As the name of the dance implies, bermudas may be worn and since the dance will be held in the gym. sneakers are a must,"" Miss Merkel continued. ""Refreshments will be soft drinks,"" she went on to say. Pat Klevenow, Miss Gini Scheleur and Miss Merkel are working on the committee for the dance. appointed are: dorm social chair-man, SCB dorm chairman. pub-licity chairman and recording secretary. Officers of the Class of '66 in-cluded: Suella Myers. vice presi-dent, Susan Roberts correspond-ing secretary, Sue Lombardo, treasurer. Parliamentarian is Mary Lou Brown. and publicity chairman is Carol Eichled. Social chair-man for the dorm is Andi Hollo-way, day chairman, Margo Ger-ard. Other offices have been nm-off and the results will be posted. William Reuling, newly elected president of the Class of '64 is a history major in the teachers-educatirn pro-gram. He has been a freshman sena-tor and is on the freshman exec-utive council. He is also a mem-ber of the Circ'e K. Richard Wiseman Dick Wiseman. math major Lere at the colege entered Towson in 1957. He has served four years in Lthe United States Air Force and returned to the campus in 1962. (Continued on page 4) CWS Ships Donations Contributions donated at Sunday's Highwa:� men per-formance were collected last Monday by the Church World Service for distribution to Iran. Two pick-up trucks full of (armed goods, clothing and books were donated by the audience. CWS will separate and ship the materials. "
