Vol. XXII - No. 2 Grove City College, Grove City, Pa. Friday, October 5, 1962 "CIRCLE ROUND Forensic Society Homecoming VIPs RUSSIAN SATIRE Begins Contests Coordinate Efforts THIS WEEKEND During the fall semester The weekend of October 12-13 This evening in the Social Grove City students will com- Room of Crawford Hall the has been designated as this pete in a series of speaking Speech and Drama Department contests to be sponsored by year's homecoming. The theme are launching as their first Pi Kappa Delta, national hon- for this year's homecoming pa- play of the semester "Squaring orary forensic society. The rade will be T.V. commercials. the Circle" presenting it as events, including oratory and The floats will be judged on theater in the round. The play, extemporaneous speaking, will written by Valentin Katayev, beauty, originality, and close- draws its cast from both the be open to the entire student ness to theme. body. student body and the faculty The general chairman for and is under the direction of Entrants in the extemporan- cous speaking contests will be homecoming is Bard Schaak. Dr. William Tcufel. given 30 minutes to prepare a Other committees and heads "Squaring the Circle" is a satire on the marital problems 5-7 minute speech on a subject include: parade, Joe Levisky; of the communist regime dur- to be drawn at the contest. dance decorations, Carol Ayer; ing the days immediately fol- These events will take place in alumni registrations, Ruth La. lowing the revolution in Russia. Alumni Lounge from October 10 to November 7. zaro; programs and invitations, First presented in Russia in Lynn Paul; alumni and faculty 1928, it was very popular in The contesting orators will Tuefel's Players seet the scene for "Squaring the Circle" that country until the 1938 present from memory 800 to reception, Pat Ecker; corona- purges when it was removed 1500 word specches intended to tion, Nancy Beck and Jeanne from public view. It has, how- be meaningful to contemporary Shockey; treasurer, Paul Gup. A Reminder Oral Polio Vaccine ever, become a modern classic audiences. These contests, also till; publicity, Edie Haughton; Offered To Grovers and enjoys great popularity to be held in Alumni Lounge, Interested in the Graduated through out the free world. secretary, Carol Raber. will take place from October 24 Record Examination? The dance decoration com- Through the cooperation of The story concerns two young to Nevember 28. The contest Students who plan to take the the Grove City Hospital Staff, bachelors working and studying will culminate with special mittee will need the most help. Graduate Record examination for the Communist state and, Sabin Oral Polio Vaccine will events during Speech Week, Anyone interested in working due to the post revolution hous- December 3-G. on November 17 are reminded may contact Carol Ayer in 305 be available to the Grove City ing shortage in Moscow, are Students interested in partici- A M.A.P. to bring their completed appli- community on October 14, No. sharing a dingy one room paling in any of the events may cation to the office of Dean Other events scheduled for vember 25, and January 6. apartment. Complications arise when both boys bring home obtain further information from the Homecoming weekend are: Kring by October 13th. If 15 or Place for distribution of the brides the same day. The small Dr. Teufel or Mr. Latvala at the Panhellenic luncheon, the more students are interested in polio vaccine will be at the In- room must now serve four and, the Speech office in Crawford Letterman's Smoker and the Graduate Record Examina- tramural Room of the Grove after some comic negotions, Hall and from George Towle or Lunch, the football game which tion on the above date, the ex- City College Recreation Build- the two couples divide the room Mary Linda Sorber, president will be with Carnegie Tech, the and secretary respectively of ing. and each take half. One half of Alumni Smorgasbord, and the amination will be brought to the room, run by Tonya (Ann Kappa Delta. Homecoming dance. the Grove City Campus. The vaccine will be available Preininger) a dedicated Com- Homecoming Queen Candidates The MILLER ANALOGIES to Grove City College students munist is bare, Spartan, and at the regular price of $.25 for Reading Dynamics These ten girls, representing TEST, supervised by the Psy- devoid of all but the bare ne- the Junior and Senior classes, each administration. College chological Corporation, is an- cessities. The other wife, Tud- students who are interested in Course Underway have been chosen by the upper- other examination required of munist is bare, Spartan, and securing the vaccine and who classmen of the college as can- many students for admission to milla (Carole Phillips) has not Approximately 35 Grovers didates for the 1962 Homecom- are under 21 years of age will graduate school. The first ad- vet completely accepted the ing Court. One of these ten will need to have completed a par- yoke of Communism and her begin a ten week reading ministration of the Miller Test reign as Queen and with her ent's consent slip before Octo- this year is scheduled for side is bright with cushions, course on Tuesday evening, Oc- tober 2nd. The class will meet two attendants will ride on the ber 14. Parent's consent forms Wednesday, October 10 at 3:30 plants, curtains, and a canary. will be available to interested float being built by the Fresh- Soon Bob Teel as Abram the for three hours each Tuesday p.m. Any student interested in students in the office of the husband of Miss Dedicated evening. Students will practice man Class. All students, fresh- taking this examination can Dean of Men. Further details Communist Tonya finds him- their new reading skills about men included, will vote for the register with the Dean of Men relative to the program will be self yearning for the luxuries one hour per day out of class. Homecoming Court next week before 5:00 p.m. Tuesday, Oc- in chapel. gotten from the Dean of Men's on the other side while Vasya tober 9th. Past experience has indicated office. Dr. William Menzies is (Bob Provan), the other hus- that the typical student who "If I have ever made any supervising the local polio vac band longs for an escape A sign on Main Street in La- pursues the course industrious- cine program. from the "bourgeois swamp' valuable discoveries, it has verne, Okla. (population 1,269) that surrounds him. Further ly will increase his reading been owing more to patient at- reads: "Drive slow and see our speed from 3 to 10 times his tention, than to any other tal- new school. Drive fast and see Conference: A meeting at complications arise in the per- initial reading rate. A few un- ent.' Sir Isaac Newton our old jail." which people talk about what sons of a poct Emilian (Jim usual students have made even they should be doing. Hansott) who originally owned the apartment, The Party Dis- more phenomenol progress trict Organizer (Dr. Teufel), than this. This is a good week to do the and the Party House Commit- Although this course, which things you promised yourself tee (Mr. Headland, Joe Bream, you would do last week. is sponsered by the Evelyn and Jean Wilson). Wood Reading Dynamics Cor- Because the play is not spon- poration, normally costs $150.- sored by the Student's Activity 00, through a special arrange- Jazz Concert Committee, being staged by ment the college has been able popular demand after a highly "Dizzy" Gilespie will successful presentation at the to secure the course at a cost headline the annual jazz con- Silver Fox Playhouse last sum- of only $50.00 per student. cert to be held in the arena mer, an admission of twenty- October 19. "The Nomads five cents will be charged. Five," a new folk-singing Room Reservation SPECIAL ISSUE group will also be featured along with the Gilespie band. Requirements Told These arrangements have The following procedure is for OF been made by Roger Taylor, the RESERVATION OF PHYSI- CAL FACILITIES only it has and his jazz concert com- nothing to do with the require- mittee. THE COLLEGIAN ments of the Deans of Men and Tickets for this event may Women, the published College Calendar, etc. Likewise, meet- Homecoming Queen Candidates. NEXT WEEK Upper row: Judy Hannan, be purchased shortly in the ing the personal Deans' require- Lynda T: Middle row: Susie Bell, Ruth Harper, Ruth LaZarro, Fountain Room. The price ments. recording an event on Nancy Beck, Carol Stuart. Bottom row: Bonnie Martin, Sue will be $1.50 per person. the College Calendar or with the Wherry, Jeanne Shockey. student activity committee does (Continued on Page 5)