Vol. XXI - No. 17 Grove City College, Grove City, Pa. Friday, March 23, 1962 O.D.K. TAPS SIX On Friday and Saturday, quality point average of 2.75 Faculty Music Recital April 6 and 7, the local Beta qualify for membership through Mu Circle will host the Conven- distinction in the areas of tion of Province I of O.D.K. Marjorie Cowan, violinist and scholarship, student govern- E. Alan Wood, pianist, faculty With such an event approach- ment, social and religious af- members at Grove City Col- ing, this is an excellent oppor- fairs, athletics, publications, tunity to define the nature of lege, will present a recital on and the dramatic arts. The gen- O.D.K., to discuss the qualifi- Thursday evening, March 29 at eral guide followed in electing 8:15 in the Crawford Hall audi- cations for membership, and to new members is major distinc- report on the activities of the tion in at least one of these five torium. local circle. areas and minor distinction in Major presentation of the eve- Omicron Delta Kappa, Na- at least two others. It might be ning will be "Spring Sonata" by tional Leadership Honor Society stressed, at this point, the ne- Beethoven, for violin and piano. for College Men, was founded cessity of every male student They will also play "Theme December 13, 1914, at Washing- keeping his activity record up and Variations" by Mozart; ton and Lee University to to date so that these qualifica- "Chaconne" by Vitali; "Three recognize and encourage supe- tions may be accurately deter- Preludes" by Schostakowitch; rior quality of character. mined. and "Improvisation" by Kaba- scholarship, and leadership, as In the areas of student gov- leyski. well as a mark of high distinc- ernment and social and reli- Miss Cowan received her tion, gious affairs, the presidents of bachelors in music from East- Members of the junior or sen- the Student Council, the Intra- man School of Music and her ior class having a minimum fraternity Council, the Sopho- Masters in violin from North- more, Junior and Senior Class western. She also holds a di- and of C.S.L. are eligible under ploma in violin from the Ecole Science Meeting Held major distinction. Also eligible Normale de Musique in Paris. are the Student Council Vice On campus, Miss Cowan directs The Regional meeting and President, Social Vice Presi- the String Ensemble and teach- Miss Cowan and Mr. Wood practice for their recital. fair of the Pennsylvania Junior dent, Secretary and Treasurer, stringed instruments. Academy of Science will be the Student Chairman of the Debate Team 11411 Presmman Orientation Dvaru Grove City College, March 24. and Dormitory Counselors. The Syracuse and a Masters in pi- Outstanding Junior and Senior ano and organ from the same At Slippery Rock Successful presidents of the following qual High School students from Mer- ify for minor distinction: Social school. He is presently the or- Ann Lewis of Clairton, Ron- cer, Clarion, Lawrence, and ganist at Saint John's Episcopal The Grove City College de- Fraternity, local department ald R. Head of Johnstown, Butler counties have been invit- Church in Grove City and di- bating team had another suc- organizations, Biology Clu sophomores, and W. Lawrence ed to present their science proj rects the Men's Glee Club in ad- cessful week-end of debating. Commerce Club, French-Span Brown of Lansdowne, a fresh- ects to compete for an oppor- dition to his teaching duties. The team was among the 27 ish Club, Metallurgy Club man, will represent Grove City tunity to represent Section 9 in represented at the annual Schubert Club, Freshman Class The recital is open to the pub- College at the Band Festival at the State Finals that will be Spring Novice Debate at the and the Varsity G Club. Also lic free of charge, and all stu- Slippery Rock State College held April 27-28 at Kutstown University of Pittsburgh, qualifying are the chairmen 0 March 29-31. State College. dents and faculty members are A few students are chosen The Grove City affirmative College Religious Activities This will be the first regional invited to attend. team of Daryl Dean and Joe members of Student Counci from each of several colleges meeting to be held in this part Bream defeated the University Student Activities Committee to attend this get-together each of the state. The activity is sup- of Pittsburgh and Geneva Col- Special Events Committee, an ROTC Best In Area spring. ported primarily by the Nation- lege, losing to John Carroll. The Miss Lewis is the daughter al Science Foundation. Sophomore, Junior or Senio negative team. Mary Linda The Arnold Air Society of of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lewis of Registration will begin at Class officers beside the pres Sorber and Ralph Karn, also 11:00, with the judging com- dents. In addition, the winne Grove City College won two out- 661 Thompson Avenue, is a mu- won twice, defeating Davis-El- of the Air Force Associati standing awards Saturday night mencing at 2:00 in Science at the Mid-East Regional Con- sic education major, and is in kins and Randolph-Macon, but Hall. Following the judging, Medal and the Chicago Tribu the band and orchestra. She losing to Geneva. clave of the Society, held at the Kemikos honorary members Gold Medal are also eligible will play the French horn. The next match will be at will take students on a tour of In athletics, a Varsity G n Hilton. with two varsity letters qu Head is the son of the Cene Pittsburgh April 5-7, the state- the Hall. Dinner will be held The Oakley G. Kelley Squad- wide gathering of the Debating for the students, sponsoring fies for major distinction. ron of Grove City was named Heads of 605 Pine Street Johns- town, a biology major, member Association of Pennsylvania teachers, parents and judges, gible for minor distinction the "best all-around squadron" Colleges, where all forms of and at 8:00 there will be an two year members of among the colleges in the area. of Adelphikos fraternity, band. public speaking will be on the open program in the All-Pur- Cheerleader group and the Also in competition were Penn- ROTC Drum and Bugle Corps, Biology Club and he plays the agenda. April 26-28, the Varsity pose Room of Park Elementary ner of the O.D.K. Sports sylvania State University, The team will travel to Ypsilanti, School. ship award. University of Pittsburgh, The trumpet. Michigan to participate in the Participating schools include: The editors and bus University of West Virginia, A music education major, nation-wide Pi Kappa Delta Lakeview Junior and Senior manager of the Collegian, Duquesne University, and Al- Brown plays percussion instru- ments, and is a member of the Tournament. Highs, Knoch High, Sharon Jun- ja, and Quad earn major legheny College. ior and Senior Highs, Benjamin tinctin in publications. The AFROTC Rifle Team, Band and AFROTO Drum and Dr. Sisler To Sail Franklin Junior High School in distinction in this area is composed of Gary Farren, Bugle Corps. He is the son of New Castle, Mohawk Area Sen- ed by the managing editor Bill Curry, William Bissell, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Brown of On June 17, Dr. Sisler will be ior High School, Shenango Sen- the Collegian, the editors o Donald Pardoe and Gary 21 Linden Street, Lansdowne. ior High, and Grove City Jun- Student Activities Caler Householder, was also the win- aboard the German Liner Bre. ior and Senior Highs. and the editor of the Spotter ner of the joint rifle match, men sailing from New York The Regional Committee con- In the final area of spe held last month by the same Movie Tomorrow City on the first leg of his sum- sists of R. C. Jack of Lakeview music, and dramatic a six colleges. mer trip to Europe. High, John W. Bacon of Knoch members of Pi Kappa De Commander Richard Pender- Tomorrow evening at High, Robert Lachman of Grove and Theta Alpha Phi achie Arriving in London on June gast accepted the outstanding City College, and Homer W. 7:30 P.M., Student Council 23, he will spend a week there major distinction. The qual squadron trophy, and Duane Christie of Grove City Junior cations for minor distincti Vible accepted the rifle team will present the first in its before moving on to Paris, High School. ictory plaque. series of movies for the Jazz where he taught in 1954. Stay- are met by the following: w ners of the Best Actor Awar Speakers at the conclave in- ing with friends, he will make Concert. WANTED: Interested, de- oduced d Major General Rich- Paris his headquarters for the Best Crew Member award, th Pete Kelly's Blues, star- pendable students to work on Program Director and Chi M. Montgomery, remainder of the summer, tak- the 1963 Ouija. Positions are Engineer of WSAJ, the winne ice ates Chief Air Force, Staff, Assistant United of ring Jack Webb and Janet ing many side trips to French open on all staffs especial- of the Rodgers Oratory Award and Dr. Frank Leigh, is the fast-paced story and possibly German theaters. ly photography No experi- and two year members of th ion Professor of Educa- of Pete Kelly, the leader of One of the highlights of the ence is required; learn as Band, Choir, Orchestra, an oraska, at the University of Ne- a small jazz band who be- trip will be the Avigon Drama you work. This is a splendid Debating Team. Festival, which will provide opportunity for all students At present, there are 32 mem came the target of an under- more background for the course to fulfill secret creative de- bers in the local Beta Mu Cir deduction Explanation of a casualty world gang. It is a color- in Contemporary French Theater sires, develop hidden talents, cle of Grove City. Recently, six bile claimed for automo- loss ful re-creation of the "roar- which Dr. Sisler teaches here at and learn the intricacies of men were tapped for member in front damage: "Woman driver ing twenties," complete with the college. publication. ship including Don Shockey blinking. of me. Left turn signal all that went with it. It is In August, he will be return- Those interested please Bard Schaack, Charles Davis Made right contact Ellen Egbert or Cr-r-runch Loss claim, turn. in technicolor and should be ing to the U.S.A. via the Air Fred Schwarz, James Long Judy Daucher. $200.' necker, and Dr. George Ben very enjoyable viewing. France "Caravelle" (Continued on Page 6)