Schl Library Grave City College Grove City, Pa. Vol. XXI - No. 11 Grove City College, Grove City, Pa. Friday, January 18, 1963 a CRAM! CSL Sponsors Seminar Richard E. Sigler To Be Key Speaker The Christian Service League of Grove City College is spon- soring a Seminar or Christian Vocations on Saturday. February 9. 1963. The purpose of their seminar is to acquaint students with opportunities in fulltime Christian vocations: to enlghten those already anteipating this work and 10 encourage an interest in those as yet undecided. In an endeavor to be comprehensive Christian vocations have been broken into five main areas to be discussed: Ministry, Christian Education, Campus Ministry, Mission Work, and the Ministry of Music. The leaders in each group are outstanding in their area of discussion. Mr. Richard E. Sigler will give the keynot address on the overall area of Christian vocations and will also lead the discussions on the ministry. Mr. Sigler is Director of Develop- ment. Public Relations, & Blackmore Alumni Relations at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary He is a Names Staff graduate of Lafayette College and of Western Theological Dave Blackmore, new editor Seminary He has done gradu- of the COLLEGIAN has an- ate work at Gettysburg Luth- nounced his editorial staff for eran Seminary Mr. Sigler has the next year. Gloria Powell, served with the United States who has been Society Editor Army. While a student at West- this past semester will be News ern Seminary, Mr. Sigler served Editor. Feature Editor will be as student assistant at East Tom Whiting, who has been on Liberty Presbyterian Church, GCC Bequeathed Glass Collection Theta Alpha Phi the news and feature staffs this Pittsburgh, and at Market Square Presbyterian Church, year. Rae Belle Burch will continue Harrisburg. His first pastorate President Harker announced the gift of a beautiful and unique Elects Officers in the position of Head Proof was at Centre and Bloomfield Presbyterian Church in Car- collection of Early American Pressed Blue Glass bequeathed to reader and Head Typist will be the College by the late Dr. and Mrs. Ned H. Dearborn, in tribute On Tuesday. January 15 at Lin Livermore. lisle. Previous to his present to Dr. Morgan Barnes. Dr. Harker was notified of this unusual position at the seminary he was the monthly meeting of Theta Bill Evans, who was Sports bequest. in late November, by Titusville attorney. Mr. Ernest Director of Admissions. He Alpha Phi, the national honor- Co-Editor with Dave this past Jack. G.C.C. '26. served as adviser to the United ary dramatics fraternity, the year. will fill the position of Dr. Ned H. Dearborn, former President of the National Pennsylvania Epsilon Chapter Sports Editor. New Society Ed- Preshyterian Youth of the Syn- Safety Council. died at his Titusville home August 1. 1962, and Mrs. Dearborn on November 20. They left identical paragraphs elected officers for the year itor, Sue Poe, was on the news od of Pennsylvania 1957-61. in their wills bequesthing "our collection of Early American 1963. staff last year. Joanna Jones Miss Bessic M. Burrows, Reg- Pressed Blue Glass to Grove City College in memory of Morgan Nate Pittman. president of will be Arts and Theatre Ed. istrar and Assistant in Christian Barnes, and it is my desire a simple plaque be displayed with Theta Alpha Phi for the past itor. the collection bearing an inscription in the following form two semesters announced that There will be a meeting of all 'In memory of Morgan Barnes, the new president will be J members on Wednesday, Feb gentleman and scholar. by Mr. our college. William John. Also elected ruary 6, in Room 226 of the and Mrs. Dearborn. The col- Dr. Dearborn received his were John Bair, Vice-President: Recreation Building at 7:00 p. lection of blue glass. consisting Doctor of Philosophy degree Kay Johnson, secretary: Sally m. Any people desiring to join of several hundred pieces, is the from Columbia, spent four Cecil, business manager: and the established staff at that result of hobby of the Dear years as Director of the New Peggy Klingensmith, historian. time should also attend. borns for many years. and was York Teacher Training Division Dr. William Teufel will serve highly prized by them. of the State Education Depart- as faculty advisor for his sec. Fellowship Discusses Play Dr. Morgan Barnes, in whose ment. then taught in New York ond year. honor the collection is present The College Fellowship met University, late becoming Dean ed was a teacher and lifelong Next semester Theta Alpha Sunday evening in the East of the Division of General Ed- friend of Dr. Dearborn. He en- Phi will produce two plays; Main Church for Part I of a ucation. While there he taught tered the preparatory depart- Bonds of Interest to be pro- two-part series considering the a course in safety education ment of Grove City College in duced by Dr. Teufel and an- musical revue, "For Heaven's and became a Director of the 1886. After continuing his edu- other to be announced later to Sake! This revue, by Helen National Safety Council. He was cation at Harvard and universi- be produced by Dr. William Kromer and Frederick Silver, made Executive Vice President ty of Berlin, he returned to Tcufel. was originally staged in the from 1942-44. and President G.C.C. to teach Latin. He spent North American Ecumenical from 1944 until his retirement his entire life in educational in 1958. In 1954, Grove Cliy Col- Frosh Dance - Feb. 8 Your Assembly in August of work. returning here to teach 1961 lege conferred upon him the de- Romance languages in 1914. gree. Doctor of Laws, Dr. Dear- Plans are busily being made Satirical in nature, ti is quite When, in April of 1951. the col- born wrote many articles and in preparation for the freshman frank and often humorous as it lege celebrated 75 years of ex- pamphlets, constantly appeared class dance, "Cupid's Caper attacks the circumstances istence. it was Dr. Morgan on radio and television, and to be held on Friday, February which exist in the World and Richard E. Segler Barnes who was asked to make 8, 1963, from eight o'clock till the Church today traveled extensively throughout From the opening line, "Little Education at Pittsburgh Theo- the address at the Founders' the United States and the world. eleven-thiry in Colonial Dorm. He became known all over The evening will be compli- man, like a peacock proud logical Seminary. will lead the Day Assembly. He has retired in Grove City. living at 433 till the finale. 'For Heaven's discussion on Christain Educa- America as "Mr. Safety" mented by the appearance of North Broad Street, and is deep- Sake!' is packed with interest tion. She has a Bachelor of Arts ly interested in community af This valuable glass collection the "Snug Harbour Three' and newness of religious experi- degree from Geneva College will be placed in Mary Anderson Jeanne Shekey, and her singing ence. Some numbers compris- and a Master in Religious Edu- fairs. the George Junior Repub- Pew Hall in a specially built group, and the comedian antics ing the revue are: "The Inch cation from Columbia Universi- lic, and in all the activities of case for appropriate display. of Craig Cameron. All fresh- worm, "Some Career, "Gim- ty. Upon college graduation she men are cordially invited to at me God Blues," and 'The Re- was employed in elementary tend, either stag or drag, and Due to lack of space, the Collegian has not printed pair Job. school teaching. This was fol- the finals schedule this week. It is felt that students who upperclassmen will be per- Sunday, January 20, at 8:00, lowed by teaching in the Mis- still don't know when their finals are scheduled can refer mitted to attend if they are ac- is the date and time for Part II sion School in Frenchburg, Ken- to the Collegian of January 11. If the student has lost his companied by a freshman. of this series. An open panel tucky; work as Assistant in the copy of that paper, he may consult the numerous finals Dick Larry and Norma Pear- discussion will be staged at Department of Bible School and schedules posted in Ketler, Mary Anderson Pew, North, son have been appointed to which time different songs and Youth Work at the Board of West and South, the Recreation Building, and Calderwood. represent the class on the All readings in the revue will be Christian Education of the for: College Weekend Committee. discussed. mer United Presbyterian (Continued on Page 4)