Shakespeare's 'Twelfth Night' Arrives Nov. 11-12 England's Globe Theater will come to the Grove City campus in Crawford Auditorium this weekend as the college Elizabethan actors present their annual Shakespearean production. This year's presentation, Twelfth Night," is considered by many authorities as the rich- est in humor of Shakespeare's comedies. A three-act play of considerable depth, 'Twelfth Night" runs the gaunlet of emotions from love to disgust and laughter to sorrow. If it is love that makes the world go round, the world of "Twelfth Night" revolves at top speed. Orsino, the nobel Duke of Illyria, thinks himself to be in love with the fair Olivia while in reality, he is in love with the thought of love and not the maiden. Olivia loses no time in setting her heart on Cesario who the to make the fourth and audience recognizes as the pompous stewart to Olivia. By characters in a train of lovers. maiden Viola who has trans- ingeniously making the proud Shakespeare, realizing formed herself into a boy to Malvolio think that Oliva is five characters cannot form in- avoid detection. Viola, on the madly in love with him, the to even couples, cleverly in- other hand, has fallen in love four cause him to do many serts the sixth unsuspecting with Orsino whom she is serv- things which are thought "fool". and love is once again ing as a court attendant. in Illyria. please his lady, but in reality To complete this pentagon of are the things which Olivia de- The humor of the play ap- "love", Sir Toby, the mischie- tests. Smiling, cross-gartering, pears in the plot of Sir Toby, Pictured here is a scene from Theta Alpha Pi's latest pro. vous uncle of Olivia, and Maria, Sir Andrew, Maria, and the and wearing yellow stockings Olivia's gentlewoman, pair off makes Malvolio completely ab- duction, "Twelfth Night." The play will run for two nights, Nov. Clown to destry Malvolio, the (Continued on Page 7) 11 and 12. Vol. XX - No. 6 Grove City College, Grove City, Pa. Friday, November 11, 1960 Pederson To Be Pfundt Announces AFROTC General Romulo To Address Frosh Advisor 61 Yearbook Staff Cadets Honored Muff Pfundt, 1961 Ouija Edi- Five AFROTC cadets were Special Assembly Program Bob Cave reported that Dr. tor, has announced the staff honored in a ceremony, by be- General Carlos P. Romulo, Harker approached Mr. Peder- members for this year's publi- ing designated as distinguished Philippine ambassador to the son as to the matter of being cation: AFROTC Cadets. The criteria United States, will be Grove an advisor to the Freshman Literary Staff: Chris Gibson- considered for determining an City College's guest at this class at the last Student Coun- Editor, Jeanne Michael Asst. outstanding cadet is academic year's first special assembly No. cil meeting. Mr. Pederson ac- Editor, Jan Deets Asst. Edi- standing, ROTC standing, the vember 18 at 8 p.m. in Craw- cepted the position. Dr. Harker tor, Linda Howell, Harry Tom- results of the Summer Training ford Auditorium. suggested that the new Student linson, Marsha Musick, JoAnn Unit and extra curricular activi- Clevenstine, Bonnie Young, ties. General Romulo graduated Council along with the other from the University of the Phil- class officers meet at the end Mardi Snyder, Elizabeth Elli- The following cadets were des- ippines Manila, A.B., in 1918 of their freshman year and ott, Barb Schlicher, Judy Dauch- ignated as Histinguished and from Columbia University, elect a new freshman advisor er, Barb McEvoy. AFROTC Cadets. New York City, M. A. in 1921. for the coming year. Photography Staff: Peggy Cadet Everet Ronald Girty, He received 36 honorary de- Lucy Newell reported on the Leis Editor, Judy Hoke the Wing Commander, is a mem- grees, including Doctor of Lit. record cabinets for the library. Asst. Editor, Gretchen Fawcett, ber of the Outing Club, Senior erature from Rollins College, A picture of the cabinet and a Rosemary Krebill, Mary Crego, Activities, and The Young Re- Florida, 1946: Doctor of Philo- sample of the wood was passed Carole Phillips. publicans Club. He also belongs sophy from University of Ath. around for Council to view. Typing Staff: Linda Fithian to the Advanced Air Society. ens, Greece, 1948; Doctor of Hu- Bill Trethewey moved that we Editor, Kay Sundback, Brenda Cadet Robert T. Cetola is the manitarian Service from Tem- buy two record cabinets for Shepler, Diane Vinkovich, Judy president of the Nu Lambda Phi General Romulo ple University, Philadelphia, (Continued on Page B) Kish, Ann Lewis, Carole Wil- Fraternity and Inter-fraternity Pa.. 1953; Doctor of Humane liams, Pat Hubbard, Carole Stu- Council. He is also a member of Letters from University of Ha- Graduate art, Nancy Weisenstein, Frank the Athletic Council, Varsity Nixon Takes Election waii, Honolulu, 1955; Doctor of Povirk, Bev Cameron, Karen Soccer Team, the Varsity "G" Civil Law from Bucknell Uni- Record Exam Canning, Linda Flaherty. Club, the Newman Club, and The Nixon-Lodge ticket has versity, Lewisbury. Pa., 1956; Omicron Delta Kappa. been chosen the four to on Doctor of Humane Letters from Taking the Graduate Record Art Staff: Judy Kemeny Ed- itor, Rosalie Carson, Donna Cadet Getty J. George, Jr., is favorite of Grove City College Saint Vincent College, Latrobe, Exam on November 19 at Thiel Stoner, Rik Kent, Linda Harris. President of the Epsilon Pi Fra- ternity, Vice President of the students in a mock election Pennsylvania, 1957; and Doctor College are five majors: Keith Business Staff: Grace Erick- of Humane Letters from New Buth, Judy Myers, Nancy Tem- Inter-fraternity Council, and the held October 31 and November pest, Diane Yates, and Vicki son Business Manager, Dee York Medical College, New Ciampa, Judy Channing, Nancy Treasurer of the Varsity "G" 1 on campus. York City, 1959. Beeman, who has been nom- Stammelbach, Linda Arbuthnot, Club. His campus activities also A total of 721 Grovers, a inated for the Woodrow Wilson 11 Degree Recipient Fellowship. Peggy Allegro, Rowena Lausch, include Varsity baseball, quar- little less than 50 per cent of He has received Doctor of Barbara Herrold, Molly Davis, terback for the Varsity football the student body, participated Laws from Notre Dame Uni- At some graduate schools, Robert Keep, Ralph Karn, team. Mr. George is a member in the voting which was co- versity, University of the Phil- this examination is an entrance (Continued on Page Thomas C. Montgomery, Caro. sponsored by the Young Repub- ippines, University of Maine, requirement. At others, it is a lyn Aeberli, Kathy Murphy, lican and Young Democrat Arcllane University, University requirement for fellowships and Jeanne Hankey, Elaine Herm- ODK Honors Six Clubs of the school. of Rochester, Manhattan Col- scholarships. anson, Mary Flowers. Ballots were supplies by the lege, Harvard University, La- The English Department an- Layout Staff: Mary Mullin Adding six new members to Citizenship Clearing House of fayette University, Boston Uni- ticipates that six of its seniors Editor, Bobbie Leonard Asst. its 1960-61 roll in a chapel pro- Western Pennsylvania; ar- (Continued on Page 7) will attend graduate school Editor, Becky Jones, Judy gram, November 4, was Omi- rangements were by next year. (Continued on Page 8) cron Delta Kappa, national Richard Jackson of Pittsburgh honorary leadership society for Frat Open Houses and Dale Runge of Jamestown, men. N.Y., members of the respec- Fraternity rushing has start- President Frank Hoffman in- tive clubs. ed with the first series of Open ducted Dan Zerfoss, Gerald Paul, Robert Cetola, William Final results showed Nixon- Houses. The final phase of Open (Continued on Page 8) Houses will take place this Cope, Ralph Carlson, and Van month and next. They will be Hunter into the society. held in Alumni Lounge and the Dan Zerfoss, a junior history Frosh Gives Speech Social Room in the form of major with a 3.92 average, Sally Cecil, a freshman, rep- "mixers" This will better ac- comes from Clarksburg, Penn- resented Grove City College at quaint rushees with the mem- sylvania. Besides being a fea- the first of a series of extem- bers and vice versa. There will ture writer on the Collegian be no more than two an eve- poraneous speech tournaments staff, he is a Christian Service held at Duquesne University on ning. League member, a moderator November 2. Schedule for the Open Houses for the Presbyterian College Nov. 18 Epsilon Pi and Fellowship, and a member of Three schools, other than Kappa Alpha Phi. the Quad staff. He is also a Grove City, participated. They Nov. 21 - Delta Iota Kappa counsellor in Keller dormitory, were: Duquesne University, and Pan Sophic. a debate squad member, and Mt. Mercy College, and St. Vin- Dec. 8 - Adelphikos served as associate chairman cent College. Dec. 12 - Beta Sigma and for Homecoming and as an Duquesne walked off with Omicron Xi. Pictured here are four of the six men recently tapped for Extended Orientation Board top honors. St. Vincent was se- Dec. 14 - Sigma Alpha Sig- membership in Omicron Delta Kappa, national honorary member. cond. ma and Nu Lambda Phi. society. From left to right are Dan Zerfoss, Jerry Paul, Van maintaining a 3.049 average If anyone is interested n The final phase begins with Runter. and Bill Copet Absent from the group are Ralph is Jerry Paul, a junior psychol- participating in these tourna- invitational parties in January. Carlson and. Bob Cetola. (Continued on Page 8) ments, contact Dr. Teufel. (Continued on Page 7)