Vol. XXI - No. 12 Grove City College, Grove City, Pa. Friday, February 16, 1962 BAND CONCERT TONITE Ravel To Quo Vadis Haitian Troupe To Appear Tonight at 8:15, the Grove City College Band, under the di- Jean Leon Destine, Haiti's "Ambassador of the Arts," and rection of Dr. Edgar B. Cole, his company of exotic dancers will appear in Crawford Hall will present a band concert. Be- sides a wide variety of selec. auditorium on Friday evening, February 23, 1962 at 8:15 P.M. tions directed by Dr. Cole, two This attraction has thrilled capacity audiences in foremost con- students will each direct the cert halls of America; the exciting programs range from old band for one number. Donald French court dances to primitive voodoo-rhythms; his company Connell, a senior, will direct has also starred on major television presentations, twice on "Caucasian Sketches", and Bob the Ford Omnibus program, and also on the CBS Adventure Teel, a junior, will direct "Penn- series, just to name a few. sylvania Dutch Festival". Destine's agile, passionate, yet dignified dancing fuses the There is no admission charge two cultural traditions to Haiti: the African and the French. and everyone on campus is in- This unique blend of African Lore and French culture is rc- vited to attend. flected throughout Destine's "Fiesta in Haiti," in such produc- The scope of any instrumen- tions as the beautiful "Creole Mazurka," "Martinique," and tal concert is necessarily deter- "Bal Champetre." Mr. Destine and the beautiful Creole girls in mined by the difficulty of the his company offer an enhancing view of the Haitian festive mood. material and the ability of the Young as he is, Destine, handsome, athletic, and scholarly, performers. In a band concert, the difficulties increase, as the has probably done more than any single individual in exploiting performing group is expected and exploring the native folkways of his people. In recognition to play with equal ability the of his distinguished services, Destine wears the cross "Honneur works of the moderns and the et Merite," conferred in deep gratitude to him by his country. masters. Such a combination Upper-class, conventionally educated, and city dwelling, Destine of degrees of difficulty is rep. began to penetrate inland and rural, supersitition-fraught areas Dr. Cole conducting the students during a rehearsal for this resented by the works to be pre- of his country not as the sensation seeker, but as a sympathetic evening's performance. sented in the band concert to- explorer and interpreter of his people. As a result of his exten- night in Crawford. sive study, his programs accurately reflect the culture of his ATM Holds Talk Current Art Exhibit The program will be high- people. lighted by the performance of "What is a Professor" was Compares Sculptures two student conductors, Bob Debate Team Travels To King's College the topic of the fourth ATM cof- Teel and Don Connell. Bob will fee talk February 15, at 4 By Janet Gray interpret PENNSYLVANIA The Grove City College Debate Team traveled to King's College in Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania, on February 9, 10, and o'clock in the Gedunk. The dis- The struggle between the DUTCH FESTIVAL, a novel 11, for the most important tournament of their season. Dan Zerfoss, cussion was led by a panel of 4 realistic and the expressionistic arrangement in the impress- Ralph Karns, George Towle, and Mary Linda Sorber represented Grove City professors: Dr. Jon- in art has been a long and im- ionistic technique, and Don will Grove City on the topic, resolved: Labor unions should come athan Ladd, Dr. James Paton passioned one. Any contrast of conduct E FROM under the jurisdiction of anti-trust legislation. Thirty-four colleges and universities from around the coun- III, Mr. Robert Lachman, and the two types of art. such as CAUCASIAN SKETCHES by Mr. Jack Schlossnagel. that now being exhibited in the Ippolitov-Ivanov. try participated in this tournament. Grove City debated Harpur College. Drew University, King's College. Fordham School of The panel members gave Rare Book Room of the library MALAGUENA from the Education, Lehigh University, Syracuse University, St. John's their personal philosophies on is bound to arouse much con- ANDALUSIA SUITE by Ernes- University, and Augustana College. The outcome was Grove education. The following were troversy. Influencing either di- to Lecuona is perhaps the most City-4 wins, G losses. also topics of the discussion: rectly or in-directly, most art of traditional number included in The debate consisted of five rounds of debate, each one What is teaching? Is there such the western world. the Greek this evening's concert. Another an hour and fifteen minutes long. When a team won its first a thing? Is professing different artistic standard has come to well known selection is the main round, it moved on to debate another team which had won its first round. Thus, the competition became keener as the from teaching? and the impor- mean realism. rationalism, and theme from Sir Winston Church- debate progressed. Each debater was rated with from 1-25 tance of learning under the imitation of nature. hill's THE VALIANT YEARS points based on his argumentation, presentation, refutation, and guidance of your professors. Renaissance artists Michel- by Richard Rodgers. BOLERO evidence. angelo and Leonardo da Vinci by Maurice Ravel and arranged The 136 delegates from all thirty-four participating schools IRS has more than 200 forms imitated the Greeks by working by Frank Erickson the only spent the Thursday through Sunday week-end at the Caroseul Motel where they were entertained with dancing and movies. for various tax filing and in- to reproduce the human figure authorized version in America formational purposes, but one with scientific exactness. Later presents the traditional Span- The climax to the week-end came on Saturday when the awards were presented at a tea given for the teams. taxpayer stumped it with a re- sculptors never thought to ques- ish Dance with an exciting On February 24, the varsity debate team will head for tion these long accepted stand- variation of instrumentation quest for "the form to get a Mt. Mercy College while the novice team goes to Edinboro to loan on my refund which I have ards. Then, beginning with the and coloring. face their next opponents. Then on March 10. Grove City will coming to me" impressionist painters and gain- In deference to the strong host schools from the tri-state area in a varsity debate tourna- ing power with Cezanne, Van positive response to the band's ment here. "It is not enough to do good; Gogh, Gauguin, and the later last performance of the charlot German expressionists, the race music from Ben Hur, to- one must do it the right way.' Bucher Leaves GCC modern school of art had seem- Speech Week Coming night, it will present the TRIUM- John Morley (Continued on Page 3) (Continued on Page 3) Speech Week Coming Eugene E. Bucher, an asso- Speech Week has been an- clate professor at Grove City Fred Waring Workshop Accredited By GCC nounced by Dr. Teufel of the College since 1954, has been named dean of the school of Speech Department as begin- Fred Waring, prominent in the field of music for over forty secretarial science at The Rob- ning Monday, February 26, and years, has just been given full academic recognition for his ert Morris School, Pittsburgh. 15-year old summer school, the Fred Waring Workshop, by ending Wednesday, February 28. The announcement of the ap- Grove City College. pointment was made by John Previously, the school was allowed to grant college credits The purpose of Speech Week to is to develop interest in speech R. McCartan, president of the its students when it held sessions on the campuses of a dozen major colleges and universities throughout the United activities among students not junior college of business. Mr. States. otherwise connected with it. The Bucher will begin his new du- More recently, Waring has centered his educational activities four categories to be used this ties in February. around the permanent home of the Fred Waring Musical Work- year include an oratory contest, A candidate for the doctor's shop in Delaware Water Gap, Penna. There he has dormitory extemporary speaking contest, degree in education at Pennsyl- and teaching facilities for 150 students who attend the con- oral intrepretation, and debate. vania State University, Mr. centrated one-weck, 9-hour-a-day sessions. Dr. Teufel is anxious for Bucher is a graduate of Grove Now for the first time, college and university students can City College with the bachelor's earn two points of academic credit for each week of attendance students to take advantage of the opportunities available to degree. He has his master's de- at the Waring school, through Grove City College, Grove City, Penna. Dr. Edgar B. Cole, head of the Department of Music them in this special program gree from Penn State. at the college, will be at the workshop, with members of his and has offered to help any in- He is a member of the Penn- staff. terested students with the writ- sylvania Business Education Waring, currently on cross-country tour with his professional ing or presentation of their or- group, the "Pennsylvanians," after hearing the news said, ations. Prospective participants Association, Pennsylvania State is a great honor, and my staff and I are truly appreciative. should see Dr. Teufel in Craw- Association, Phi Delta Kappa, Fred Waring, leader of the For years students have told us that one week at the Workshop ford Hall Little Theater or Mr. Delta Pi Epsilon, and Eastern Pennsylvanians, whose summer was of greater benefit than many a six-weeks summer course workshop is now accredited by elsewhere. Now we can give them the academic credit that Latvala. Business Teachers Association. Grove City College. they earn." (Continued on Page 8)