Vol. XXI - No. 16 Grove City College, Grove City, Pa. Friday, April 5, 1963 Choir Embarks Preview Of Things To Come On Spring Tour Let's peek into the future to see what the remainder of April will have in store for us on our arrival back to G.C.C. after spring vacation. Yesterday. April 4, the Grove On Wednesday, April 17, the movie "The Egyptians." spon- City College Touring Choir em- sored by the English Club, will be shown in Crawford Auditorium barked on its annual Spring at 7:30 p.m. The cast includes Jean Simmons, Victor Mature, Tour. Each year the members and Peter Ustinov. Also on Wednesday, Petitions will be of the choir relinquish a part of available for those who wish to run for student council and their Easter Vacation to take class offices. The ATM coffee talk which part in this tour. The choir is on the road from April 4 to was originally scheduled for April 12 at which time they will AWS Elects Thursday, April 18, will be return to campus where each postponed until some time in member will proceed home for New Officers May. the remainder of the vacation. There has been a change in the special assembly scheduled Following are a few facts by At a special chapel assembly for April 19. Because Lawrence way of introduction to the in Crawford Auditorium on Spivak cannot make his en- choir. for those who are not ac- Tuesday April 2, the Associa- gagement, Ambassador Freder- quainted with it. The choir is tion of Women Students, to ick H. Boland will appear in- four years old and since its which all women at GCC be- stead. The Honorable Frederick founding in 1959, has enjoyed long, elected its new officers H. Boland was elected Presi- much success. Membership in for. 1963-1964. The nominees dent of the United Nations Gen- the choir is determined at the were selected by a nominating eral Assembly in September, beginning of the school year committee comprised of six 1960, and is the permanent rep. when interested students, who senior officers of Women's Gov. resentative of Ireland to the must be members of the larger erning Board, Marty Coblentz, U.N. Ambassador Boland stud- Chapel Choir, may audition for Gretchen Faucett, Pat Maits, icd law of Trinity College, Dub- a position with the group. Since Nancy McGinnis, Barb lin and received his degree of membership is limited, the Streams, and Lynda Taft. As a LL. B. in 1926. He has been a competition is quite keen. When result of the election, AWS has delegate to the U.N. since 1956. the list of members is posted. as its new officers, Molly Day- Ambassador Boland will give the group, which sings cap. Pictured above are several touring choir members who left is, president; Marian Finley, us a taik on the background of pella' (without accompany yesterday on their annual spring tour. vice-president; Mary Ann Wat- the U.N. and on international ment), begins rehearsing three son. secretary: Barbara Laus- relations which play so impor- times weekly to learn its mu- berg, treasurer, and Mary Wil. tant a part in the newspapers sic. In addition to singing at Staff Members GCC Primaries liams, corresponding secretary today. high schools and churches in The first baseball game of the area of the college. the The judicial branch of AWS, group has also toured to such Attend Meeting Follow the season will take place here Easter the Judicial Board. has as its on Saturday, April 20, against cities as Cleveland. Pittsburgh, main job setting up regulation Washington and Jefferson, Also Washington D. C., as to tite' AUSTO or the girls and and New York. One of the Tomorrow, April 6. Dave Primary elections will take on this day fraternity initiation seeing that they are kept. The highlights was the invitation Blackmore. Joanna Jones, place on the Grove City cam- begins. new officers elected to the Ju. Gloria Powell and Tom Whiting pus on April 23. Persons inter- Then on the following Tues- the choir accepted to sing at dicial Board include: Sue the United Presbyterian Nation- of the Collegian staff will rep. ested in running for an office day, April 23, the primary elec- Wherry, president, Sherry resent Grove City at the sev- tions for student offices will be al Assembly at Buffalo, New may receive petitions at a Sheetz, Nancy Rickobough, and enth annual spring meeting of meeting on April 17, in the Lit- held in the Intramural Room. York in 1901. The choir has al- Nancy Ford, Junior Represen- so made appearances on the Penn-Ohio Collegiate Press tle Theater A prerequisite is tatives: and Louise Luther and On Friday and Saturday eve- WKBN-TV in Youngstown, Association. that each candidate have a 2.0 Karen Cabble, Sophomore Rep- ning. April 26-27, in Crawford Ohio. singing in conjunction quality point average for the resentatives. Auditorium the college will prc- The Penn-Ohio Collegiate Press Association consists of mid-semester grade report. sent an unusual three act com. with that station's Christmas All of the newly elected offi- edy entitled 'The Curious Sav- programs. area colleges and their respec- There are a total of 26 offices cers will officially assume their age directed by Dr. Sisler. It has often been noted that tive campus newspapers. Ac- to be filled. Candidates for stu- formal duties in the fall of Finally, the month of April our choir employes an unusual tive members of the Associa- dent council offices must obtain 1963. will end with the general elec- standing arrangement. The tion are Allegheny College. signatures amounting to 20 per tions which are scheduled for voices are dispersed so that no Grove City College, Hiram Col. cent of the total college enroll- Last week Molly Davis, pres- April 30. two persons singing the same galege. Mount Union College, ment, that is, over 340 signa- ent vice-president of AWS. rep- Slippery Rock State Col- part are near each other. This tures. Candidates for class of resented Grove City at the In- means that each choir member lege. Thiel College. Washington fices must obtain signatures tercollegiate Association of Teacher Union? must know his music perfectly and Jefferson College. and amounting to 15 per cent of the Women Students at its national in order to hold his own against Youngstown University. Thiel is enrollment of their class. Fol- convention at the University of the other voices surrounding host college and David Chris- lowing the primary election. the Oklahoma. tenson. editor of the Thiel- him. This arrangement is used top four candidates for each of- ensian. is chairman of the As- to bring about a better blend of fice are left on the ballot for The convention consisted of sociation's executive committee the general elections, which both regional and national the voices. and will preside over the meet- will be held April 30. meetings. Grove City is a part This year the choir will be ing. of Region IV which, although farthest from the location of appearing in: Tionesta, Pa. The agenda of the one-day Faculty Cast In Play the convention, had a large at- Leeper, Pa.: Coudersport, Pa. meeting at the Shenango Inn in tendance. Our region elected a Painted Post. N. Y.; Sunbury, Sharon, Pennsylvania will On April 18th at 8:15 Alpha new co-ordinator-Nancy Nunn. Pa.: Lewisburg, Pa.: Bethesda, be an array of discussion Theta Mu will sponsor the com- from West Virginia University. groups and speakers and the presentation of awards. The edy "Don Juan in liell,' by Our region also swept the en- Md.: Baltimore, Md.: Red tire national election. The new Bank. N. J.; and New York discussion groups are designed George Bernard Shaw. The National President is Linda City. For more details as to the to provide the participants with play will be directed by Dr. Hurd from the University of exact place and time of each an opportunity to talk over William Teufel. In the play it Rochester and the new Nation- mutual problems. Each group concert, students may check self, Dr. Teufel will take the al Executive Secretary is Jan will have a student chairman Somerville from Penn State. the display in the Recreation who will conduct the session. part of the Devil, Dr. James Building next to the trophy and a professional resource Paton III will appear as the There were 550 delegates person who will be available to commander, Dr. Robert Sisler from 155 member schools. The case. offer comments and sugges- as Don Juan, and Mrs. Freder University of Oklahoma did a tions and to answer questions. ick Kring as Dona Ana. commendable job in providing Herbert B. Lauterbach "Anastasia Some of the discussion groups housing, entertainment, and will be on editorials and news- The plot of the play was in- On Wednesday, April 17, at meals for the delegates. Grove 7:00 in Crawford H a 11 the Screened" paper policy, features and col- vented by a Spanish monk in City stayed in the modern Al- P.S.E.A. will meet to hear Her- umns. news writing, and make- the 16th century. In 1903, pha Chi Rho sorority house. bert Lauterbach speak on the Tonight at 7:30 in Craw. up. Dave Blackmore will be George Bernard Shaw incorpor- ford Auditorium the English All meetings were in a need topic "Teachers and Unions." chairman of the discussion ated the theme into the third center on the campus which Herbert P. Lauterbach is the Club will sponsor the Acad. group on the sports section of act of his modern comedy, was recently constructed for Assistant Executive Secretary cmy-Award winning picture the paper. adult education. of the Pennsylvania State Edu- Man and Superman. In 1951, "Anastasia." The cast in- cation Association, and was a Last year the Collegian won Charles Laughton produced the The key speech and the social studies teacher in Frank cludes the popular stars In- the award for the best front play on Broadway. It played theme of the entire convention lin Junior High School, Aliquip- grid Bergman, Yul Brynner, page make-up when Ron Baer there for a long period of time concerned the instilling in each pa, before joining the P.S.E.A. and Helen Hayes. was editor and Jim Hunter was woman of a desire to deter- and then toured the United Staff in October, 1953. He his news editor. mine why she is in college and served the P.S.E.A. as Presi- States. what she wants to do about it. dent in 1952.