The Vol. XVII No. 20 Grove City, Pennsylvania Tuesday, April 5, 1960 College Choir Readies For Tour Crawford Hall Scene H.M.S. Pinafore Of Initial Concert Cast Completed On Friday, April 8, at 8:00 p.m. in Crawford Auditorium, The operetta "H.M.S. Pina- the initial concert by the Tour- fore" by W. S. Gilbert and Arth- ing Choir will be held. This ur Sullivan to be given on May program consists of a-cappella 13 and 14 will be the final sacred music. The selections Theta Alpha Phi production for are: "We Pray Thee, Gracious this year. This lively musical is Lord: Listen to the Lambs; a very humorous satire on the Let Thy Holy Presence; When British Navy. We Lift Our Eyes; Vandamus Directed jointly by Dr. Wil- Te; Now Let Every Tongue liam Teufel, Mr. Oscar Cooper, Adore Thee; Breathe On M e: and Dr. Edgar Cole, "Pinafore" Grieve Not the Holy Spirit of will exact precision and fluency. TRAVELING CHOIR The college choir seen here under the direction of Mr. Cooper are pre- God; A Legend; Were You Student director Jim Gilchrist paring for their Easter tour which will cover three states and end in New York City. There?; Let All the Nations: will also be handling a large Jesus, Our Lord We Adore responsibility as the student co- Thee; Jesu, Priceless Truesure; ordinator. Business Leaders Joseph Schwartz May Day Preparations Almighty God: Let All Things Try-outs for this play were Now Living; Restoration; and held the week of March 14-18. Compose Panel Appearing Soon The two women selected to Beautiful Savior" Those students who will appear represent the m a n and The choir. will leave on Sun- in major roles are: Sir Joseph Grove City College students On Friday evening, April 22. sophomore classes in this year's day, April 10 at approximately Porter, Carl Finck; Captain will have the chance to 1960, Joseph Schwartz, world May Day program are Miss 8 a.m. They will sing in church- Corcoran, Frank Moser; Ralph discuss future career opportuni- famous planist, will appear be- Nancy Beck and Miss Diane es and schools in New York, Rackstraw, John Clicquennoi; ties with five of the area's most fore the student body of Grove Judt. Pennsylvania, and New Jersey. Dick Deadeye, Bob Teel; Boat- outstanding young business and City College. Nancy Beck, the daughter of The climax of the tour will be swain, Sam Beckett: Carpenter, industrial leaders on Wednes- He is a young pianist in his Bob Hadden; Josephine, Marcy mid-twenties who already h a Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Beck, in New York City. Mr. Oscar day afternoon, April 27, begin- toured the United States a num- is the Freshman Class represen- A. Cooper will direct this group Ruben; Cousin Hebe, Gretchen ning at 2 p.m. tative to the May Queen Court. of 35 students. The members of Coblentz; Little Buttercup, The meeting in Crawford Aud- ber of times, winning high ac- She is from Youngwood, Penn- this choir are: Thomas Arnold, Elaine Kozar. itorium will be conducted by claim for his brilliant playing. sylvania. Miss Beck is the So- Barbara Bruder, Marilyn Burke, Women chorus members are: members of the Young Presi- Joseph Schwartz is a native New cial Chairman of the Colonial Lee Campbell, John Clicquennoi, Edie Haughton, Betsy Henry, dents' Organization - a unique Yorker with both the B.S. and House Council, secretary of the Gretchen Coblentz, Susan Cole, Barb Tregembo, Midge Walter, group composed entirely of men the M.S. degrees from the Jul- liard School of Music. His tech- Freshman Class, and a pledge Carl Finck, George Fleming, Ann Sutton, Joie Ohman, Liz who have risen to the presidency of the Phi Sigma Chi sorority Bonnie Graham, Susan Hackett, Boyd, Marilyn Burke, Elvi Sac- of a sizeable corporation before nique has been called "whiz Diane Judt, the daughter of Robert Hadden, Marcia H m- cipant, Jan McKelvey, Ellen they reached the age of 40. In bang", yet it never runs ram- numerous colleges and univers- pant. His interpretations are Mr. and Mrs. David Judt, is mond, Anne Harker, Mary Jane Bishop, Vicky Beeman, Gerry strictly schooled, large-scale in the Sophomore Class represent- Harper, Carolyn Helpler, Cath- Reichenfeld, Ellie Wilson, Linda ities across the country, mem- conception, and well-controlled ative to the May Queen Court. erine Holland, Harry Holmes, Lott, Sue Hackett, and bers of the YPO have attempt- She is from Pittsburgh, Penna. Richard Jackson, Diane Judt, Swetnam. ed to give students a sense of in sound. He has been a pupil Miss Judt is the Historian of Robert Kiebler, David Koenig, Male chorus members are: purpose behind their Lives by of the great Rosina Lehvinne, with whom both he and PSEA, a member of Student Elaine Kozar. Keith Lawson, Dick Jackson, Keith Lawson, pointing out the opportunities Council, CSL, choir, and touring John Lewis, Linda Lott, Frank Harry Holmes, Ron Shilling, which young people have in friend Van Cliburn studied multaneously. This will be a fit. choir. She is also a member of Moser, Nathan Pittman, Gerald (Continued on Page 6) our country The panel members will be ting finale to the 1959-1960 pro- the Theta Alpha Pi sorority Rauso, Merle Rieben, Louise In cooperation with the May Riedmaier, Martha Ruben, Three Students here to answer questions e- gram of special assemblies. Day program, a series of arti- James Sigmann, Robert Teel, garding opportunities in indivi- cles on the progress of planned and Midge Walter. Receive Awards dual enterprise. In many in- A. Pollins Represents events will appear in the Col- COLLEGE ITINERARY stances they have helped stu- legian. April 10-Sunday, 8 p.m. Ath- Grant Pribanic, Grove City dents to answer the question, Colleg e senior, was recently "Where do we go from here? GC In Campus Contest Several organizational meet ens Presbyterian Church, Ath- ings for May Day have already ens, Pa. awarded a graduate assistant- Chairman of the panel here Miss Ann Pollins' picture ap. been held. The general theme April 11-Monday, 9:30 a.m. ship in bacteriology. will be Vic I. Maitland, presi- peared in last Sunday's edition is worked around newspapers, Athens High School, Athens, Pa. dent of Vic Maitland & Associ- The assistantship was award- ates of Pittsburgh, a large of the Pittsburgh Press. Miss featuring various sections in a April 11-Monday, 7:30 p.m. ed by the Iowa State University Pollins is Grove City's en- newspaper. Sunbury Presbyterian Church, advertising agency which has at Ames, Iowa. The appoint- try in the Press's 'Campus A unique aspect of this year's Sunbury, Pa. annual billings exceeding $6,000, ment consists of a $2100 stipend Cover Contest" Each May Day will be the return of April 12-Tuesday, 8 p.m. plus the waving of tuition and 000. Before entering the adver- Grove City College's Homecom- former May Queens to the cam- Neshaminy-Warwich Presbyter lab fees. As a research assist- tising business he was intercol- ing Queen is our representative pus. Once in every four years, ian Church, Warrington, Pa. ant, he will work on a problem legiate heavy-w boxing Grove City has participated in these past queens are asked to April 13-Wednesday, 8 p.m. champion and a professional all seven of the contests. concerning growth control in return. Trinity Episcopal Church, Red bacteria. football player. Thirty colleges from the tri- Committee chairmen have (Continued on Page 6) The other four members of the A biology major, Mr. Priban- state area participate every been chosen. They are: Liz El- 3 ic is an undergraduate assis- panel are as follows: year and of these five are chos- liott and Ruth Engeman, cos- tant in bacteriology here at the Arthur O. Black, president of en for the court. These five Tri-Semester System tumes; Mrs. Elizabeth Book college. In addition to this, he Magnetics, Inc., Butler, is a 1941 beauties will be called to Pitts. burgh for an interview with the walter, ushers; Marilyn Burke, graduate of Washington & Jef- The controversial tri-semester is a member of the Kappa Al- ferson. He graduated from MIT judges, and a winner will be campus publicity; Susie Griffin, system will not come to Grove pha Phi Fraternity and Beta selected. The winner, then, will Collegian publicity; Barb Vail, in 1943 and was a co-founder of City College in the near future. Beta Beta. have, sometime in May, her invitations; and Luella Harroff, Magnetics, Inc., in 1949. He has This system features three Joan Spak recently has been picture on the cover of the roto pictures. Also heading commit been president of the firm since fifteen week priods of which offered a teaching assistantship 1956. section of the Press and also (Continued on Page 6) the third period replaces sum- in the Department of Chemis- Theodore H. Harley, president a feature picture story mer school. The only advantage try at Iowa State University. of the Vesuvius Crucible Co., I am sure the rest of the Easter Concert to this system is the fact that The award involves a $2585 sti- Pittsburgh graduated m "Grovers". join in wishing Miss it allows fuller utilization of a pend plus remission tuition and Ohio State University in 1943. Pollins the best of luck in be- Sunday evening, April 3, the college's facilities and that it fees. At Iowa, she will study or- coming Grove City College's Grove City College Chapel Choir After working with Bethlehem allows a sudent to complete his ganic chemistry while assisting (Continued on Page 6) first "Campus Cover Queen". presented their annual Easter undergraduate work in three (Continued on Page 6) Choral Concert. The program years. Possibly, from a students History Meet Held was directed by Oscar A. Coop- point of view, another advan- er, and E. Alan Wood was or tage is, that in eliminating one ganist. week from each semester, there A regional college history the The musical selections in the is no time for final examina- meeting was held on the Grove order of their presentation were tions. City College campus Monday, as follows: "Jesu, Word of God" The University of Pitts- April 4. The meeting was spon- Go to Dock Gethsemane" "Ky. burgh's undergraduate schools sored by the Grove City College rie Eleison". "I Would Beside are experimenting with this Department of History and Pol- My Lord" from St. Matthew's system. Pitt's Graduate School itical Science and visitors from Passion with Martha Ruben as is not yet on this plan, and due Allegheny, Geneva, Slippery soprano soloist, "Le Banquet to a Pennsylvania law. their Rock, Thiel and Youngstown at- Celeste", an organ solo by E. Law School never will be. The tended. Alan Wood, "All In The April faculty also objects to having The group dined together in Evening" "O God, Thou Art their summers shortened. Ap the Social Room of Crawford My God" with Frank Moser as proximately thirty percent of Hall at 6:30. Following dinner, baritone soloist accompanied by Pitt's students have signed up Dr. William H. Russell, chair- Marilyn Burke on the violin, for it. man of the Department of His- "Crufixus" "As It Began to Dr. Harker points out t tory at Geneva College, read a Dawn" "The Three Lilies". the majority of part-time em- paper on the post-Civil "Joy Comes With Easter" Al- SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS 1 to r: Dave Dayton, Joan Spak, ployment is open to college career of Colonel A. K. M leluia, Christ Is Risen". and and Grant Pribanic have recently been awarded with aid for people during the summer Clure. Dr. Russell earned his "Halleluia" from The Mount outstanding work in their undergraduate fields. months and that unemployment (Continued on Page 6) of Olives". is at its peak during the winter.