Vol. XVII No. 18 Grove City, Pennsylvania Tuesday, March 22, 1960 Speech Week Heads Activities The Speech Department which is headed by Dr. Tuefel Pi Gamma Mu Invites Preparations For and Miss Peck, and the P Kappa Delta will sponsor the Two Juniors To Join PI Gamma Mu invitations Ouija Completed annual speech week. It will be March 21, 22, and 23. There will be contests in ora- have been accepted by two Preparations for the 1960 col- tory, extemporaneous speaking, Grove City College juniors. lege yearbook, the Ouija, have debates, and also parts of two Fulfilling final requirements been completed and delivery of plays. Most of the activities will for membership are Miss Vicki the book on May 15 has been take place in Crawford Hall. Beeman and Miss Diane Grein- promised. On Monday, the 21st, extem- er. The book, the product of hard poraneous speeches will be giv- Qualification for P1 Gamma work and cooperation on the en at 4:00 p.m. At 7:00 p.m. Mu membership a part of the staff, will be a 216 an oratory contest will be held. scholastic average of 2.9. This page book, Speeches 1500 to 2000 is the highest scholastic over- Working under a system of words long will be given. The age required of any of the three deadlines those being award for this winner is from campus honoraries. Besides the Feb. 5, Feb. 27, and March 19, a fund which was willed to the necessity, to be eligible a stu- editor Joan Byler and assistant college for this particular pur- dent must have completed 20 editor Vicky Beeman organized pose. hours in the field of social sci- and directed the workings of . Tuesday afternoon will be the ences. the various staffs. DEBATERS - L. to R. Dan Conway, Barbara Holes, and Tom time of the discussion session Upon' achieving membership, The cover, designed by Barb Ordiway are three of the four orators who will participate, and Tuesday night a debate will the novice must submit a re- Bruder, has also been complet- during Speech Week, in the first parlimentary style debate on search paper of 2,000 words ed. The remaining work consists campus. Don Say is the fourth participant, but was absent when be presented. concerning some field of the the picture was taken. The debate will be held at of proofreading the various social sciences. pages as they are returned by 7:30 p.m. It is the first parlia- Miss Beeman and Miss Grein- the printer. The layout staff, headed by Assistantship Granted MGB Holds Meeting mentary style debate to be giv- en on our campus and will take er are both English majors. Diane is also active in the Judy Blatt and sub-editors Di- To Marcia Hammond The Men's Governing Board, place in the Little Theatre of Gamma. Chi Sorority and be ane Greiner and Linda Marsh, now well through its first year Crawford Hall. The topic of the longs to Quad, Collegian, Ouija, was responsible for drawing the as a representative group for evening will be: THIS HOUSE This week Marcia Hammond, and is properties chairman of the male student body, held DEPLORES THE ABSENCE layout of each page. Two final daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Char- plays. copies of each page were drawn its monthly meeting on March OF AN HONOR CODE ON THE les Hammond of Athens, Penn- Vicki is co-editor of this year's for the printer and a third one 8. GROVE CITY COLLEGE CAM- sylvania, received word from Ouija, is a news writer for the President Bob Hallman pre- PUS. is kept for the Ouija files. Cornell's graduate faculty in Collegian and is a member of Heading the literary staff sided and reported that the The parliamentary style de- psychology that she has been the Gamma Sigma Phi Sorori- was Carol Clemenson. She was complaints being brought to bate is different from the ordi- accepted at Cornell University. ty. In addition to these activi- assisted by Terry Malone and the boards attention have been nary debates previously given She has also been granted an ties she is a past member of Chris Gibson. The literary staff few. Those that have como up on our campus in that it allows assistantship, plus a stipend of the College choir, C. S. L., and rewrote the articles which had have been handled without dif- the audience to participate. $1,500 and full tuition. Because the Majorettes. Her most recent been turned in by the organiza- ficulty. the Department of Psychology Each speaker for the debate activity was the portrayal of tions. They then fit the articles at Cornell is one of the best The board is recently involv- is permitted ten minutes of Sally Cato MacDougal in the to the layout. They also made and most selective in the coun- ed in such projects as trying speaking time. After the first Theta Alpha Phi production, up the captions for the pictures. to get phones installed in all try, this is indeed an honor: five minutes have elapsed, the "Auntie Mame' The photography staff was dormitory sections, and secur- however, this recognition does chairman of the debate will en- responsible for securing all the not come as a surprise to Grov- ing more and better sleeping tertain questions from the aud- pictures to be used in the facilities. ers who know Marcia, for she ience. book. Upon receiving the pic- M. G. B. recently saw to it is a sincere and diligent work- that more shelves were obtained These questions must be giv- tures, they were cropped to a er in anything she undertakes. en within fifteen seconds and proportionate size for the lay- for the metal lockers in the In graduate school she will the speaker must tender an ans- out. suites of the men's dorms. work on individual projects, wer to the question within one This year the number of pic- The male students are re- meeting with her professors and a half minutes. There will tures is approximately twice the minded once more that M. G. daily. It has been stated that number used last year. Luella B. is their voice on campus be a maximum of five questions the University considers the asked per each speaker. The Haroff headed this division, as- experience resulting from an and it can only be as strong purpose of the inquiries is to sisted by Peggy Leis and Shir- as they wish to make it. assistantship as a valuable part clarify a vague presentation by ley Ralston. (Continued on Page 6) If anyone has any complaints the speaker and in some in- Sports section editors were he would like to have brought Jan Hennon, Sally Hillis, and before the board, contact the stances it is just a challenge Joanne Toy. They provided the Coaches Speak to the speaker's ability to con- representative in your dorm centrate. information needed for sports section. It will be his duty to write-ups. AtAlumniDinne bring it to the board. After the four speakers, two The final typing of the copy affirmative and two negative, was taken into control by Deb- On March 15th, Coaches Dan Six Grovers On TV have presented their arguments Leviton and Jim Longnecker and finished their rebuttals, the bie Sharp with assistants Nancy NEW MEMBERS Top to bot- Blum and Pat Kitterman a were guest speakers at the On Saturday, March 26 at floor will be open to a general tom: Diane Greiner and Vicki their staff. Pittsburgh branch of the Grove 3:00 p.m., six Grove City stu- questioning period. Beeman recently accepted mem. Business managers, Judy My- City Alumni Association. dents will appear on KDKA-TV's Representing the affirmative bership in PI Gamma Mu. ers and Barb Tregembo, re- The meeting was held in the 'College Panarama' side of the issue will be Dan cruited the advertisements and downtown Pittsburgh Y.M.C.A. This is the second time that Conway and Tom Ordiway who Costs Increase have been responsible for the with Dr. Donald McMilliam, Grove City students have com- will argue and present the mer- payment of bills and the collect- president of the Pittsburgh peted with other colleges in its of the honor system. On the The Board of Trustees ing of the various accounts. Alumni Association, presiding. the discussions. negative team of the issue are Grove City College has author- Money for the publication of The general topic of their The faculty judge represent- Don Say and Barb Holes. ized an increase in tuition and the Ouija is supplied each year speeches was the sports pro- ing Grove City will be Dr. How- This is an excellent opportun- board charges beginning next from the Student Activities gram at Grove City College. ard Hinde, head of the Biology ity for the student body to voice fall, President J. Stanley Hark- Fund. In addition to the $7500 Coach Longnecker reviewed Department. their opinion on this controver- er announced today. given to the yearbook, approxi- the results of our swimming The departments to be rep- sial issue. The tuition for all students mately $800 was gained o m season, and our hopeful pros- resented in this forum will be Oral interpretations of famous will be increased $50 per semes- advertisements. peets for next year's team. He the drama, English, and biolo- speeches will be given. In the ter and the board charges also discussed the pros- gy departments. The Grovers evening, parts of two student- will be increased $25 per sem pects of our coming track will be in competition against directed plays will be present ester. Summer Jobs Offered season is very enthusastic students from Waynesburg Col- ed. The directors will be Jim The new rate will make each about the cross-country team. lege who will be representing Gilchrist and Harriet Wettick. semester's tuition $300 for those Summer employment details Coach Leviton discussed the the same departments. If plans go well, this should students working toward de- can now be obtained from the 'joys of a victorious basketball Those students competing will be one of the most successful grees in the arts, sciences, and office of Dean of Men. season" and the prospects for be: James Gilchrist and Betsy weeks which the campus has ex- business. Tuition for music stu- Recently Dr. Kring received next year. He attempted to Reynolds, drama; Judy Myers perienced. dents will be $325 a semester. a summer employment directo- point out to the alumni the and Millie Leonard, English; The College operates on two ry which lists various job op- type of competition which our and Tom Butler and Georgina semesters each year. portunities. team faces. We are competing Kalamaras, biology. In a recent article appear- The board charges for all stu- Those who send letters of ap with material such as West- The program will be taped ing in the Collegian, the dents eating in the College will plication early are most likely minster which now ranks sec- and will be thirty minutes in name of Dr. Jonathan Ladd be $250 a semester. ond in the nation's small col- length. to secure the type of position was omitted from the Who's In announcing the new fees, desired. leges. Who listings. Dr. Harker pointed out that For more information about Along with pointing out the Pi Kappa Delta News Dr. Ladd was nominated the room charges for those liv- any of the following listings, potentials of football and basket- Pi Kappa Delta is preparing to Who's Who in the 1950 ing in the dormitories will re- write the Better Business Bur- ball players in the Pittsburgh to send its delegates to the nominations. He attained this main the same. These charges eau or Chamber of Commerce area, Coach Leviton stated that D. A. P. C. Convention which ranking for his knowledge range from $90 to $110 per in the city or proximity where he was very interested in tap- will be held at Washington and and leadership in the field semester. the employer is located. Also, ping the wealth of Negro play. Jefferson College from March of langusges. College officials have estimat contact Dr. Kring for the list ers which that area produces. 31 to April 2. The delegates will The apologies of the Col- ed that the total basic charges ings which do not appear here. Preceding the speeches, the be selected from the results of legian are in order to Dr. for a full year covering tuition, Among those positions avail- coaches were guests of the As- Inter-squad debates that were Ladd for this oversight. (Continued on Page 6) (Continued on Page 6) sociation at a steak dinner. held on Friday and Saturday.