L Vol. XXI - No. 8 Grove City College, Grove City, Pa. Friday, December 8, 1961 Time Limit' Presented Tonight If you want to be gripped by Chapel Choir Presents 'Messiah' a thrilling drama, both student and faculty are advised not to miss "Time Limit, a pshych- On Sunday. December 10, the ological drama of the Korean Grove City College Chapel Choir will present 'The Mes- MAP Sponsors War. siah" by G. F. Handel. The Originally scheduled for Dec. choir will be under the direc- Holiday Project 8 and 9, the play has been set tion of Professor Oscar Coop. back to Dec. 7 and 8. The play er. and Professor Alan Wood deals with the coming trial of This year, for its Christmas will preside at the organ. Major Cargill. played by Jack Marcy Ruben. Sue Hackett, Service Project, Mary Ander- Hayes, who is accused of de- son Pew Dormitory, in con- Edie Haughton, Barb Nelson, feeting to the Chinese Commu- junction with West Dormitory, Marge Miller, Frank Ransick, nists under duress, and also of is raising money to aid Asian Lee Campbell. and Frank Mos- having made derogatory con- students in Christian Colleges er will sing solos and will be fessions. He is fading and al- on the rim of Asia. The goal accompanied by a chorus of most certain of conviction. for the project is two hundred approximately ninety-five voic. Furthermore, in the face of dollars, which will be used to es. damning evidence supplied by buy books for the libraries of A synopsis of Handel's beau- his former colleagues in the these colleges. tiful composition includes the camp. the major "not only rc- following numbers: These colleges are Tunghai fuses to defend himself, but Recitative, tenor, "Comfort Ye University near Taichung, Tai- displays a brand of polite cyni- My People' wan: Chung Chi College, Hong cism." Harry Holmes as Lt. Chorus, 'And the Glory of the Kong; Silliman University, Col. Edwards, who must con- Lord Damaguete, Philippines; and duct the investigation, and Wil- Recitative, bass, **Thus Saith Yonsei University, Seoul, Kor- ly Jahn as General Conners, the Lord" ca. Their facilities are, for the who is determined to prosecute Air, alto and chorus, "O Thou most part, incomplete, a d it to a satisfactory finale, have that Tellest books are greatly needed. strong parts. The comedy re- Recitative, bass, "For Behold Dave York and Jark Hayes in "Time Limit" The need was stated by lief is supplied by David York Darkness Shall Cover" Frank R. Hunt, Executive Sec- and Jan Petrovic as a technical Chorus, 'For Unto Us a Child retary of the United Board for Twelve Tapped By Pi Gamma Mu sergeant and a WAC corporal. Is Born" Christian Higher Education in The play, directed by Dr. Pastoral Symphony-Organ Asia: "I am concerned to ac- Pi Gamma Mu. the National William Teufel, will be present- Recitative, soprano, "There quaint and challenge the social science honorary socie- The three faculty members ed tonight in Crawford Audi- Were Shepherds' American student with the ty, tapped nine students and who were tapped were: torium by Theta Alpha Phi, the Chorus, "Glory to God" deep hunger of Asian students three faculty on Tuesday. De- Robert Anderson, a 1957 grad- honorary dramatics fraternity. Air, soprano, *Rejoice Great- for some of the education op. cember 5. uate of Grove City College. He ly' portunities often taken for There are three requirements returned to the college in Sep- Recitative, alto, "Then Shall granted in the States. I have for membership in Pi Gamma tember as Assistant Professor Concert To Be the Eyes of the Blind' seen such students travel long Mu: of Business Administration, re- Air, alto, "He Shall Feed His distances to sit for entrance 1. 20 B hours in the social sci- placing Hugh A. Weiss. He worked for the Foundation for Held In Crawford Flock' examinations knowing that on- ences. Namely history, poli- Chorus, "His Yoke Is Easy. ly one in forty would be select- tical science, economics, psy- Economic Education, Inc., of and His Burden Is Light" ad.' chology, and sociology. Irvington.on-t e-Hudson, New For 'those who enjoy fine mu- Chorus-Hallelujah. 2. Must never have failed a York, and was also an adjunct sic, a symphony concert will As Americans, we know that social science. instructor of finance at Ford- be given in Crawford Hall Au- the support of a free Asia is Touring Choir Makes necessary for the ultimate suc. 3. A minimum overall quality ham University in New York ditorium on Thursday, Decem- cess of democracy over com- point average of 2.90. The City ber 14 at 8:15 p.m. A carol munism. However, communism nine students tapped were: Robert Reeder, of Montours- sing with audience participa- First Appearance Shirley Baltau, a history major ville. In 1958 he was a mem- tion will precede the concert at has deep appeal for the uned- from Grove City, Pa., is a ber of a research team at Penn 8:15. The Grove City College Tour- ucated masses, and one way to ing Choir made its first ap- member of Theta Kappa Soror- State and was also employ- The tentative program will keep the whole continent of pearance of the season at the Asia from becoming commu- ity. ed by the Pennsylvania Depart- include the following numbers: dedication service of the St. nist is to support Asian educa- William Cope, a Business Ad- ment of Labor and Industry, J. H. Romar's "Suite for Or- tion. ministration major from Knox, Bureau of Vocational Rehabili- Andrews United Presbyterian chestra' This piece, compos- Pa., is a member of the Beta tation. Church of Butler on November ed in 1720, does not depend on 30, 1961. The Touring Choir As Christians, it is our duty Sigma fraternity. ODK, Col- John Rys, A native of Balti- gimmicks for appeal; it has a was under the direction of to support those less fortunate legian, the basketball and ten- more, Md. is an Assistant Pro. fresh, direct approach, as good Prof. Oscar Cooper; the choir than we. Traditionally, Chris- nis manager, and is treasurer fessor of History and Political today as it was 200 years ago. sang four anthems. Dr. J. Le- tian support has leaned toward of Student Council. Science. He was a graduate of Handel's "Overture to Sam- roy Douds, a former graduate educational support, for Chris- Carolyn Grupp. a history major Gettysburg College, with a son" This piece, although not of Grove City College was the tianity has its basis in educa- from Pittsburgh, Pa., is a M.A. Degree from Columbia in as well known as **The Mes. speaker at the service. tion. member of Phi Sigma Chi so- Public Law and Government. siah," is highly regarded among But these are only two rea- rority and Drill Team. At present he is engaged in musical circles as being repre- Faculty Party Held sons for supporting this serv- Patricia Ecker, a history ma- writing am extensive study of sentative of Handel's last work. ice project. Grovers have full jor from Williamsport, Pa., is social and political tensions in A faculty Christmas dinner access to a fairly complete li- the Caribbean area, which he Ketelbey's "In a Monastery a member of Sigma Delta Phi party will be held Friday eve- brary full of books with which hopes to publish in the next Garden" This is a character- sorority, WAA, Judicial Board, ning, December 8, 1961, at 6 to pursue studies. Even if the Orientation, Junior Counseling. twelve months, and which he istic intermezzo, and is sugges- o'clock in the Social Room of Mary McCarl, is a history ma- will submit to the American tive of a monastery garden book wanted is not in the Col- Crawford Hall. Following din- lege library, one can go some jor from Curwensville, Pa., is University as a doctoral disser- coming to life with morning de- votions. ner, there will be a musical where, perhaps Pittsburgh a member of Internation- tation, hoping to complete de- program under the direction of where the book may be had. al Club. gree requirements in 1962. "Diabolero' A Spanish Miss Cowan, Mr. Cooper, and Jean Moore, a sociology and Dance for orchestra, it is a However, these Asian students Mr. Wood. The evening will be have access to libraries with English major from Pittsburgh, Johnson Accepted typical Spanish Bolero. climaxed by attendance of all only a limited supply of books Pa., is a member of Delta Del- Don Wilson's "Gypsy Leg- the faculty members at the and often these libraries are ta Tau sorority, Band, and At Theology School end" This piece is based on school play, "Time Limit." the most complete ones in the Young Republicans Club. Hugh D. Johnson, a senior Romanian gypsy melodies. country Competition for these Sandy Shaeffer, a sociology here, has been accepted in the Paul Durand's "Fantasia" ODK Book of the Semester colleges is more rigorous than major from Vandergrift, Pa., School of Theology at Boston It is typical of music being The Stranger any American college applicant is a member of Sigma Sigma University. Hugh is the son of written today in modern Ger- many. by experiences, and the graduates Sigma sorority and WAA. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D. Johnson Lynn Thompson, a history ma- at 208 Gibson Street, Canan- Ferig Fucci's Seranta In- Albert Camus of these colleges are their country's leaders. It seems on- jor from Branchton, Pa., is a daigua, New York, and is ma- caica" This is an Inca sere- Today at 4 o'clock in Alum- ly fair to allow these eager member of Epsilon Pi Frater- joring in philosophy. He was a nade based on an old legend of ni Lounge panel of students students to have the same ad- nity and Varsity Club. member of the Drum and Bug- Auca, the winged ancestor of moderated by Robert Kuncio vantages that American stu- Peggy Wertz, a psychology ma- le Corp and is president of the the Incas. will discuss the book as a for from Mattapoisett, Mass. Methodist Student Movement. Cohen's Introduction and dents have. Perhaps the gift of literary is a member of International He will enroll for graduate Czardas" Donald Connell will (Continued on Page 8) Club. study in September 1962. (Continued on Page 8)