Vol XXII - No. 8 Grove City College, Grove City, Pa. Friday, December 7, 1962 Speech Week Honors Confered Two Honoraries The annual Speech Week ing regulations in preparing the events have been completed speech. Tap New Pledges with one exception and, al- though it did not get the desired 2 Debate Teams In Chapel on November 20 support of the student body. Gerry Limber, President of proved entertaining and educa- Beta Beta Beta, led the induc- tional for those who did parti- Post 10-5 Record tion of new members into the cipate. The Rogers oratory has national biology honorary Ira- been postponed until after the Novices in 2nd Place ternity. To be a full member holidays, Lausberg Wins Award of Beta Beta Beta the biology On Monday evening five stu- major considered must have an dents entered the oral interpre- Both the varsity and novice overall average of 2.5. Tom tation contest in the Little The- debate teams of Grove City Saddoris was inducted into full later. Emerson Shaw won the College were in large scale membership. Hugh Lewis was competition with a prose read- tournaments this past weekend. received from associate mem- ing from a short story by Poe The varsity debate team par- bership into full membership. and two poems by Ferlinghetti. ticipated in the annual Pitt To be an associate member of The other contestants of the Cross Examination Debate the fraternity, the student must evening were Anne White. Pat Tournament sponsored by the have an overall average of 2.3. Bryant, Dave McCalmont, and William Pitt Debating Society Elected to associate member- Jim Hunter. At Duquesne University the ship were Peggy Allegro, Chuck Bard Schaak won the extem- novice team swept honors at Haskell and Jim Tinnemeyer. peraneous speech contest on their annual novice debate tour The fraternity conferred the Thursday afternoon with a talk nament. honor of Beta Beta Beta on current events, The seven Meeting with squads from membership on Mr. Jack A. students who participated in the forty other schools from the Ransbottom, assistant professor contest were Ralph Karn. Daryl United States, Canada and the of biology at this time also. Dean. Dave McCalmont, Bob West Indies the varsity team Lewis, George Towle, Mary Theta Alpha Phi Won five out of nine rounds in Linda Sorber, and Bard Schaak Nate Pittman led the induc- comparison to the record of a An Exhibition debate was tion of new members of Theta Grove City Team last year at given on Wednesday with Daryl "As a voting official, here to aid you. I suggest you vote Alpha Phi on November 27th in the same debate which won for this one, and this one and Dean and Mary Linda Sorber Chapel. Eight new members taking the negative: and Ralph two rounds while dropping were inducted into the national eight. The Affirmative Team. Karns and George Towle on the Freshmen Vote For Class Officers honorary dramatics fraternity affirmative. The Affirmative George Towle and Ralph Karns at that time. To be considered side won. defeated the negative teams of Penn State. St. Michael's of LARGE TURNOUT EXPECTED AT POLLS TUESDAY for membership in this frater- Dr. Teufel announced that the nity a student must have Rogers oratory contest has Canada, and Western Illinois Last Tuesday, December 4. 273 members of the Fresh- earned one hundred points by been postponed until after University, while losing to man class went to the polls in the intermural room of the Christmas to allow interested Western Reserve and Norwich Recreation Building to vote in the primary election for their being the chairman of various University. Losing to Mount class officers. In order to limit each office to three candidates, stage crews and or by taking a participants more time to pre- the freshmen voted only to select candidates for the office of part in several play produc- pare their talks. A ten dollar Mercy and Marietta, the Nega. Secretary, Treasurer, and a girl student council representative. tions. New members are Wil- prize is awarded for the best tive Team, Mary-Linda Sorber A primary was not needed to decide candidates for the other liam Jahn, Bruce Haedrick. oration and any one interested and Joanna Jones, defeated Hi- class offices, as there were already less than four persons in Peggy Klingensmith, Sally Cec. in speaking should see George ram and Ithaca. competition for each remaining position. il, Anne Lowe, At Johnston, Kay Towle for information concern- The novices vied with the Candidates eligible without a Johnson and Lerry Chase. University of Pittsburgh for primary are: for President, first place at Duquesne but fi- Craig Cameron and Michael Chapel Choir Sings Fred Waring nally emerged with second Scoletti: for Vice-president, Tom Christmas Service place in the debate on scores Haller and David Wilson; for A Success NEWS culled from individual speaker male Student Council represent- This week's Sunday Chapel ratings. The team had a rec- ative, Bill Sleigh and Gerald It was standing room only in service will consist entirely 0 ord of five wins and one loss. Lefchik; for female Athletic the Arena on Wednesday night a selection of Christmas carols The Affirmative Team. Dave Council delegate, Sandee Diaz, when Fred Waring and his Cook and Clem Lausberg won Lynn Ramsey, Sue Funk: and that will be sung by our own BITS Pennsylvanians appeared on all three rounds they debated running unopposed for male Grove City Chapel Choir. The stage here. Kemiko's Hall Feed In addition, Clem won an award Athletic Council representative ninety voice choir under the di- The show, originally sched- Ever drink milk from a beak- uled to start at 8:15 was delay- for being the best affirmative is Don Gleichman. rection of Oscar A. Cooper has cr? This was only one of the speaker in the debate. Jim ed until 8:45 because the troupe Primary Results prepared an inspiring program strange things going on at Hunter and Bob Lewis, the no- was held up by bus trouble. The results of the primary of choral arrangements for the Kemikos' annual Hall Feed vice negatives defeated West The program was a study in Virginia and Clarion, but are: for treasurer, Bill Stephen- traditional Christmas Chapel which was held on the third Versatility ranging from the son, Louise Luther, and Shirley held the Sunday before vaca- floor of Science Hall last couldn't quite nose out Seton classics to bop, interspersed (Continued on Page 6) Buck: for Secretary, Karen Ma tion. Bard Schaak, president of Wednesday evening. The milk with jovial wit of Mr. Waring gill. Janet Wrench, and Mary the student council, will act as was poured from large florence and his friends. On the Classi- Ann Watson: and for female narrater and read selections flasks, the salt and pepper for cal side there was a version of Graduate Records Student Council representative, from Scripture as an introduc- our steaks was sprinkled from Enesia's "Second Rumanian Announced Janet Miller, Lynn Leslie, and tion to each hymn. gouch crucibles, evaporating Rhapsody" rewritten with the Carolyn Hunt. Among the 15 carols that will dishes were used for relish words for the Pennsylvanians. The Graduate Records Exam- The final General Election for be sung are "O Come Emman- servers and the table decora- The Troupe also sang such old ination will again be adminis- Freshman class officers will be uel", "The Hallelujah Choras' tions included other chemical favorites as Roger and Harts tered on the Grove City Cam- held again in the Intermural by Beethoven, and the popular glassware filled with brightly "With a Song in My Heart" and pus on January 19th of next Room of the Recreation Build- Go Tell It On The Mountain" colored solutions. Altogether it "Ol" Man River" Then they year if there is sufficient de- ing and, like the primary elec- Other Christmas standards was an impressive and enjoy- jazzed it up with "Love for mand on the part of interested tion. automatic balloting ma- such as **We Three Kings" will able occasion for the Kemikos Sale". Four men formed a Bar- students. Usually, 15 or more chines will be used. The Gener- also be included in the pro- who attended. bershop Quartet singing the students applying is sufficient al Election will take place Tues- gram. Civil Service Exams songs dear to the hearts of Bar- to warrant that these tests to day. December 11. Although there will be no The Commonwealth of Penn- bershoppers "Coney Island be given on campus. Both the The Election Committee of the complete solos and focus on in- sylvania will have a represen- Baby" and "If You Knew Sus- morning aptitude examination Student Council is responsible dividuals will be kept to a min- lative on the campus to admin- ic" among the selections. Mary and the advanced subject area for the over-all conduct of the imum, Frank Moser, Edie ister the State Civil Service Ex- Ann McCall showed the quali- tests given in the afternoon will election in addition to the count- Haughton, Harold Romesberg, amination for the position of ties 01 a new instrument, the be available on this date. ing and tabulating of the ballots. and John Cliequennoi will give Management Trainee on De- Cardovox most particularly. in Graduate When using the automatic ma- Records Examina- incidental solos within some of cember 7. Basic qualification is the "March of the Dwarfs" by lion is an admission require- chines everyone is cautioned to the hymns. a college degree and salaries Graig. Mr. Waring reintro- listen to and obey all instruc- ment for graduate study in E. Allen Wood will accompa- range from $5,000 and up. This duced Laretta, a former blues tions given by the Student Coun- most American universities. All ny the choir on the organ. is an excellent opportunity. Any singer now a grandmother who cil representative present at the persons planning to take the ex- senior interested should contact put the old soft beat into "Birth polling place. Any mistake made aminations must submit their the placement office for furth- of the Blues" while casting your ballot will and Congratulations are in order "A Good applications to the office of the er information and an applica- result in a voided ballot and will Man is Mighty Hard to Find" for the Debate Team for the ex- Dean of Men on or before De- tion blank. not be counted. The diversity was probably cellent job they did in repre- cember 11. WSAJ Presents Messiah best typified by one of the senting the College during the Application blanks and addi- The Outing Club is holding its At 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Dec. last series of debates. Pennsylvanians, Letti Reynolds, tional information relative to annual Christmas Dinner at the 13, our local college radio sta- in the production number built the examinations can be secur- tion WSAJ will broadcast Georg cabin this Sunday. Sign up sheets The Junior Varsity beat the around the song "Far Away ed at Dr. Kring's office any Friedrich Handel's famous ora- could still be posted on the Places' in Beta Sigma fraternity in the last which she ranged time during normal office hulletin board outside torio, THE MESSIAH in a one Mr. minutes of the annual JV fra- from Cockney to Opera. hours. Short's office. hour Christmas program. Han- ternity basketball game. (Continued on Page 4)