68 e Vol. XXI No. 10 Grove City College, Grove City, Pa. Friday, January 12, 1962 Jr.-Sr. Prom Tomorrow Evening That yearly January ball, the Junior-Senior Prom, will be Cleveland Players Present 'Arms And The Man', Fri. held in the Intramural Room tomorrow evening between the hours of nine and twelve. The fourth of the current sea- son's distinguished program of The gala event, which is spon- special assemblies will be pre- Dean Swezey, sored by the Junior Class for sented Friday evening January Mr. Moser Attend the Senior Class, will feature Night in Central Park", re- 19. 1962, at 8:15 p.m. in the Crawford Hall Auditorium. Harvard Conference plete with lamp posts, park benches, grass, flowers and all George Bernard Shaw's anti- In order to discuss common the necessary decorations that romantic comedy Arms and the interests relative to admissions go with such an occasion. Add- Man will be performed by the policies, Dr. Swezey, Dean of ing a final note of distinction Touring Repertory Company of Grove City College, and John and authenticity to the decora- the nationally renowned Cleve- tive surroundings will be a Moser, Director of Admissions, land Playhouse. This is the sec- charming carriage in the cen- attended a regional meeting of ter of the park. ond tour for the Company which the College Board at Harvard The band of Bobby Vinton, last year received critical ac- University, January 11th and which performed so well at last claim in its highly successful 12th. year's Prom, will again be pres- itinerary through some 38 states. ent to provide fine music. The purpose of the meeting The parent Cleveland Play- was to discuss common inter- In keeping with the semi-for- house is now in its 46th season ests relative to admission poli- mal atmosphere of the occasion. cies. In particular, the question dark suits and cocktail dresses of operation. and is the oldest professional theatre in the Cast in rehearsal for "Arms and the man." of the timing of admissions ap- will be the order of the day. plications and the problems of Despite the elaborate prepara- United States. early admissions were review- tions which such a dance re- Arms and the Man is one of A.A.U.W. Sponsors Foreign Films ed. It was the aim of the repre- quires, there will be no admis. George Bernard Shaw's most sentatives present to seek com- sion charge. The cost is financ- Beginning January 15, the mon solutions to the common ed by the Junior Class. popular comedies. Along with its captivating humor the bril- Grove City branch of the Amer- door for $1.00 each. problems facing them. Compari- In the reception line, which liant playwright employs the ican Association of University In sponsoring this series, the sons were made of the admis- will form at the beginning of satire as he aims a twofold at- Women will sponsor the first in A.A.U.W. desires not only to sions requirements of the re- the Prom, will be Dr. and Mrs. tack against the romanticism of an Art Film series at the Guth- enrich the college arts pro- spective colleges and universi- Harker: Dr. and Mrs. Swezey: love and the glamour of war. rie Theatre. It will be compos- gram, but to raise money for ties present. Dr. and Mrs. Kring; Miss Mac- But, in spite of the fact that ed of three foreign films, all of an undergraduate scholarship. Last October, Dr. Swezey and Leod; Don Lindblad, president the play is a satire on war, it which have won awards. If this series is a success, Mr. Moser attended the Nation- of the Senior Class; Joe Levis- does not present actual scenes All of these films are widely it is hoped that next year the al College Board Conference in key, president of the Junior of soldiers in battle--except in heralded. and all have been en- Guthric will be able to show a New York City. The two meet- Class; Barbara Streams a the battle of the boudoir. The dorsed by Protestant and foreign film every month. ings were quite similar in the Ralph Yobp, co-chairmen of the author's standing quips against Catholic groups. They all have matters discussed. The nation- Prom. Others connected with women who romanticize sol- English sub-titles. The first of the series will be the award Teachers Attend al meeting. however, was the Prom are Bob Cave and a diers succeed in deflating two representation of all 427 insti- Ben Pratt, co-chairmen of the illusions simultaneously: the ro- winning German picture, The tutions affiliated with the col- Decorations Committee, and Kay mance of arms and the romance Last Bridge. It will run Mon- Conferences lege board organization while Higham, in charge of publicity. of love. day and Tuesday. January the regional meeting consisted As in past years. both the ad- 15-16. and will star Maria Dr. James Paton, Mr. Wil- of only the 202 members from ministration and the faculty are It is interesting to note that Schell. the eastern United States. cordially invited to attend. Arms and the Man is the fore- liam Hart. and Mr. John Bohi The second film. to be shown runner of Oscar Straus' musi- of Grove City Modern Lan- The two administrators left Monday and Tuesday, February cal The Chocolate Soldier, just guages and English depart- 19-20, is the fetching, delightful Wednesday evening for Boston as Shaw's Pygmalion later be- ments have recently attended Sr. Business Majors comedy, Papa. Mama, the and returned today prepared to came the ancestor of the ever the annual meeting of the Maid. and I. The last film, the Modern Language Association. apply the knowledge they gain- Being Accepted At popular My Fair Lady, still be. outstanding Japanese produc- ing presented on Broadway. The three days of meetings ed toward furthering the admis- tion. The Seven Samurai, is to sions policy of the college. AIFT For Grad Work were held December 27-29 at be shown Monday and Tuesday. the Palmer House in Chicago. Business majors at Grove Pres. Harker Attends April 30 and May 1. Dr. Paton and Mr. Hart also Tickets for three films are on attended the National Council Record Hop After City interested in graduate sale by the English Club at study in the field of foreign 2 Meetings This Week of Teachers of English talk and $2.25 for the three pictures, or Ball Game Tonight trade can now apply to the luncheon. As a result of such American Institute of Foreign President Harker represented they may be obtained at the meetings. 20 American colleges On Friday night, January 12, Trade located at Phoenix, Ari- Grove City College this week at are. offering courses to retain the Y.W.C.A is sponsoring a zona. Admission to the Institute the semi-annual meeting of the Two Senior Women high school English teachers. record hop after the home bas- is given on the basis of charac- Presbyterian College Union in Also brought up at this meeting was the fact that the NCTE ketball game with Oberlin. It ter, maturity, personality, and Cleveland. The Presbyterian AwardedFellowships potential employment in the College Union is the national sees the need for a new ap. will be held in the Intramural Miss Jean Foster and Miss field of foreign trade. No en. organization of all Presbyterian proach in teaching English ma- Room and will feature the usual Jodell Grandey. seniors at GCC trance examinations are re- colleges. jors modern English grammar. have been awarded teaching slow and fast records includ- quired. Also held this week in Cleve- fellowships in the modern lan- ing the twist. The price is 15 Training at the American In- land was the annual meeting of guage department of Pennsyl- Outing Club Going To cents stag and 25 cents drag. stitute of Foreign Trade is di- the Association of American vania State University. They rected towards an assignment Colleges. President Harker al. are both planning to study for New York This Month abroad in an administrative po- so attended this meeting. their masters degrees. STUDENT ART SHOW sition. The Institute's belief is Miss Foster is planning to The Outing Club will sponsor that the strongest kind of inter- ODK Book of Semester teach in the Spanish depart- their annual trip to Red House, Art Exhibit in MAP Dorm- national understanding comes Discussion of ment for two years. Here at New York in Allegheny State itory sponsored by Grove about when goods and services "Existentialism" Grove City, she is a member Park Sunday January 28 City College students under are actively exchanged and the Camus Compared with of PSEA, CSL, Modern Lan- peoples of different countries guage Club, Young Republicans, through Thursday February 1. the direction of Mr. Kline. meet on a common ground. The Kierkegaard, Nietzsche and Scroll and Key. She is from There will be skiing, ice skat- It will be starting Tuesday, school maintains an active Sartre and Tillich By Dr. Liggitt, Linden, New Jersey. ing, hiking, and tobogganning. Jan. 16, and will last placement office which is in Mr. Kauffmann Miss Grandey, from Aurora, The club, which plans to take throughout the week. Includ- contact with the leading busi- Dr. Copp and N. Y., is planning to teach ed in the exhibit will be ness firms in international com- a group of thirty-six on the Dr. Monsma French for two years. She is a merce. trip, has gone to Red House paintings and crafts done by Alumni Lounge 4:00 member of PSEA, Modern Lan- Any student interested in fur- Tuesday, Jan. 16 guage Club, Young Republicans, during semesters vacation for Grove City students. ther information can obtain it and Scroll and Key. many years. by seeing Dean Kring.