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1962 October 12
Vol. XXII - No. 3
Grove City College, Grove City, Pa.
Friday, October 12, 1962
Two
"Fives
Drill Team Debuts
Float Competition
Gillespie, Nomads V
The precision marching group
"Raid"cd By Okies
Swing In The Arena
known as the G.C.C. Girls Drill
The Omicron Xi fraternity
This evening at 8:15 in the
team made its first appearance
won top honors Saturday in the
Arena of the Recreation Build-
of the year at Homecoming last
Homecoming parade by placing
ing Grove City will have the op-
week. The group. composed of
first in the float competition
portunity to hear and applaud
eight ranks of four girls each,
one of the great Jazzmen of all
with their magnificently pro-
time John "Dizzy" Gillespic.
as well as eight substitutes, is
portioned float depicting a
10 millions of modern jazz en-
under the direction of Mrs.
'Raid'' can exterminating
thusiasts, Dizzy Gillespie with
Stoneburner and is led by their
hapless insect.
his famed tilted trumpet stands
Senior Leader, Judy Catheart.
out as a giant among the musi-
In second place was Sigma
cians of America; and it was
Practicing three times it week.
Alpha Sigma fraternity's float
only through the continued cf-
the girls will participate in May
showing Tony the Tiger and a
forts of the Student Council ac-
Day and also at many of the
Kellogg's Frosted Flakes box.
tivity committee and the chair-
home basketball games. Peggy
man of the Jazz Concert, Roger
Third place went to the Adel-
Bruso, Sophomore Leader, will
Taylor, that this performance
phikos' Alka-Seltzer float.
was arranged.
direct one of the shows, Sandi
One of the largest Homecom-
Gillespic's nickname, "Dizzy",
Steele, Junior Leader will di-
ing crowds in the history of
is a misnomer when applied to
rect three more, and Judy, the
Grove City was greeted by per-
the seriousness of his musician-
fect weather which continued
remainder. Last year the team
ship. The famed goatee, beret,
throughout the weekend. Mr.
traveled to two away games
glasses, ties, and tilted trumpet
Jack Kennedy, Alumni secre-
are only the outward facets of
and are hoping to do the same
tary, estimated the crowd at
a superb showman; while his
again this year.
the football game to be well
music tells the true story of a
Enthusiasm in the group is
over 4,500 people. "The parade
genuine artist, with a genius for
running high this year, possibly
and floats were bigger and bet-
arranging, striving to create
because almost half of the
ter than ever," stated Kennedy.
new forms and to perfect those
Horn of Plenty
team is composed of new girls
The procession, resplendent
he has already introduced.
with new Under Mrs.
with color and enhanced by the
The Gillespie influence has
Stoneburner's direction, old rou-
lively music of the marching
tines will be recognized and
"Coffee Talks"
Chairmen Seiected
made its impact on virtually
bands, wound its way down-
new ones added.
For 'Damask Check
every important jazz group in
town, passed the grandstands
the world. What originally start-
Last year, red tams and ties
to be reviewed by the capacity
Begin Thursday
Dr. Sisler, Faculty Director
ed as "hop", a music of unique
were purchased for the group
crowd, already seated an hour
harmony and rhythm, has
of **THE DAMASK CHEEK".
to add to the existing ward-
before gametime, then term-
evolved into a significant means
Alpha Theta Mu, the senior
robe. The basic uniform con-
has announced the selection of
inated at the north end of the
of musical expression. Today
sists of a red skirt and socks
women's honorary fraternity
football field.
crew chairmen for the forthcom
Dizzy's sound represents just
and a white shirt and sneakers.
has already begun their annual
Miss Sue Wherry arrived
ing play, *THE DAMASK
as Dixieland did 35 years ago
A pair of white gloves with red
program of "Coffee Talks'
a major trend in the American
palms completes the perkey
aboard the Freshman float just
CHEEK", which is scheduled
prior to the opening kickoff.
which are held informally in
jazz movement.
for the weekend of the 27th, has
outfit.
John's idol in his early days
Bard Schaak, Homecoming
the Gedunk on the third Thurs-
been in rehearsal since the week
was Roy Eldridge, and the
When tryouts are held every
chairman, performed the coro-
day of every month at 4:15 p.m.
following Orientation and is, ac-
young trumpeter tried to pat-
fall, many qualities are to be
nation and escorted the radiant
The first ATM Coffee Talk
considered in picking new girls
cording to Dr. Sisler, proceed-
tern his style after the man
Homecoming Queen to an hon-
was held last Thursday. The
called "Little Jazz." But soon
for the squad. A Member must
ored vantage point in the
subject of the Talk was "Con-
ing very smoothly.
after, when "Dizzy" arrived in
be able to march with preci-
stands, where she was flanked
quering Our Education to For-
The appointed chairmen are:
New York, an original style of
sion and to respond to com-
by her Court and their dates.
eign Education". Nancy Beck,
mands not only as a part of
Make-up Geraldine Reichen-
his own began to develop. It was
The Kilties, famed Scotch-
Andy Borland, and Gladys
not long before other musicians
the group, but as an individual
feld; Props Sally Cecil; Stage
clad band of Carnegie Tech,
Johnson led the panel. This past
took notice of the inventiveness
as well. A new Sophomore
summer Nancy studied Spanish
Design Carole Egger; Stage
of the Gillespie horn. By 1937,
Leader is chosen from the ex-
marched during halftime of the
62.0 carnage. They were follow-
at the University of Mexico at
Construction - John Sparks;
while he was playing and rc-
listing group of freshman at the
ed by the Grove City College
Mexico City. Andy and Gladys
Lights .. Larry Chase; Special
cording with Teddy Hill, a
end of each year on the basis of
marching band, which perform-
both spent their junior abroad
Effects .. Ralph Conder; Pub-
clique of musicians began to
her enthusiasm, attitude, and
ed several drill formations.
last year in the Scandinavian
form an informal "Dizzy" cult.
leadership ability.
countries; Gladys in Norway
licity .. Emerson Shaw; Cos-
Following his stint with the
Ralph Yobp, president of
and Andy in Sweden. All three
tumes - Tobe Chosen. Any one
Hill group which
Omicron Xi, was awarded
a
had varying problems in ad-
interested in participating as a
through Europe as well as the
plaque by President Harker for
justing to a new language, a
crew member is urged to con-
United States Gillespie played
having the best float. Contest
new life, a new method of edu-
tact the chairman of the desired
for a short time with Edgar
judges were Mr. Warner Men-
cation. They found that anoth-
Hayes and then with Cab Callo-
denhall, assistant Dean of Men:
er problem that they had to
committee A.S.A.P. (as soon as
way's renowned Cotton Club
Mr. Robert E. Klein, art profes-
combat was their own idea of
possible)
band, Calloway, mightily im-
sor; and Edward M. Young,
what foreign study would be
pressed with the youthful
mayor of Grove City.
like.
trumpeter's imaginative ar-
The Pan Hellenic Luncheon
FROSH STUNT NITE
rangements, recorded them.
Other issues chosen for de-
and the traditional Alumni
During that period Lionel Hamp-
bate this year will be current
Smorgasbord were each attend-
Contrary to what is ru-
ton used John's trumpet and
and will, as usual, cover a wide
ed by over 500 alumni. Hun-
mored on campus, the Frosh
talent in recording dates with
dreds more went to fraternity
span of interests. For each pan-
Stunt Nite will come off as
one of his all-star groups.
dinners.
el discussion, a small group of
planned, tomorrow night at
By 1945, Gillespie began tour
students and professors are se-
8:00 p.m. in Crawford, In
Saturday evening was climax-
ing the country with his first
lected. However, the purpose
ed by a well attended Home-
fact, Peter Savale, co-MC.,
big band. His fame spread
of the panel is not to dominate
along with Craig Cameron,
coming dance in the Intramural
first among jazz followers, then
the discussion but merely
stated that this should be the
room. Music was provided by
with the general public. In '52
to stimulate responses from the
best stunt night in years.
Joe Cannon's band, playing in
and '53, he visited Europe with
other students attending. The
The activities will include
front of the NBC Color Pea-
a quintet, and his music became
Coffee Talks find their purpose
singing, dancing, comedy,
cock. At Intermission, the Snug
an immediate sensation. Gilles-
in stimulating thought and de-
pantomime, and monolog
Harbor Three entertained, sing-
bate between student and fac-
pie was hailed wherever he play-
acts, performed by some 40
ing a selection of varied folk
ulty in a relaxed atmosphere.
ed on the Continent. As he
odd frosh. Student coordinat-
Allen Hinmon takes his dose
grins, mugs, and banters with
songs.
one of the many Grovers to take
or for the proceedings is
his audiences, people im-
advantage of the Sabine Polio
'Keep your eyes open to your
Dan Otterbein. The entire
The
Continental or Grand
diately come to love his spirit-
Oral Vaccine offered here last
Union flag had 13 alternate red
mercies. The man who forgets
student body is urged to
ed wit. The infectiousness of his
Sunday. The vaccine, which is
and white stripes with the Brit-
to be thankful has fallen asleep
come early as seats will be
humor makes every Gillespie
taken in a cube of sugar, can
on a first come-first served
be obtained this Sunday at Grove
ish Union Jack in the upper left
in life." -Robert Louis Steven-
appearance wonderful fun. In
basis.
City High School
corner.
no way, however, does his hu-
son
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1962 October 12
The Grove City College newspaper. Written and produced by students.