Toreadors Waltz Into Second Night "Waltz of the Toreadors," ried life. Despite his 48 years portrays) who played in "The voted the best foreign play of he cannot face the fact that he Damask Cheek," and "John the year in 1958, is now being is no longer a young man. Add. presented in the Social Room of Loves Mary" Larry Harris, ing to his difficulties is his in- Crawford, November 21, 22, and Gaston in "Waltz of the Torea- valid wife, played by Anne 23, under the direction of Dr. dors," also appeared in "The White, and his young, enviable, Robert Sisler. A success on the Damask Cheek,' and "Curious and inexperienced secretary Paris, London, and New York Savage." Making his debut in Gaston, played by Larry Har- one of the leading roles of this stage. this unusual play com- ris, who learns about love dur- bines both comedy and drama. production is Willie Jahn as the ing the play. troubled General St. Pc. Others It is unusual because it begins Members of the cast and as an absolute farce and ends making their debuts are: Pete illustrating General St. Pc's their previous performances in Savale as Dr. Bonfant; Julio personal tragedv. Theta Alpha Phi's productions Rowe and Kathy Wulff as Sc- include: Anne White as Mad- donia and Estelle, the General's The play revolves around ame St. Pc who portrayed Mrs. two daughters; Jan Winston as General St. Pe portrayed by Paddy in "The Curious Sav- Madame Dupont Fredaire: and William Jahn. It is the charac- age" last spring: and veteran Lucy Johns and Kellie Kellie as ter study of a man who neither player. Peggy Klingensmith as the two maids. wants to cease being in love Gheslaine, (this role being a There were various technical nor desires to accept maturity point of departure from the and the responsibilities of mar ingenue roles that she usually difficulties which required all (Continued on Page 6) Vol. XXII - No. 10 Grove City College, Grove City, Pa. Friday, November 22, 1963 Aquatic Ballerinas Explore Amazon Tonight at 8:15, the synchro- Spring Brings Frosh Elect nized swimming groups will present their second perform- Calendar Change Executives For ance of "Amazonia." The Tri- tons made their debut last night and will perform the show for Announcement comes from the registrar's office that the Coming Year a third time tomorrow night. Reserved seats tickets will not schedule for the spring semes- Emerging victorious from the be effective after 7:45 p.m.; ter has been revised. With this for at that time, persons with- revision comes a longer Spring General Election of the Fresh- out tickets will be admitted. man Class officers on Novem- vacation and a shortened Sen- The pool in the recreation for Week. The three-day period ber 20th were Walt Thrush, building is the scene for excit- between the last exam and com- president: George Goldstrom, ing jungle adventures as both mencement which will now be vice-president; Marion Malarky, group and solo numbers pro- in existence will contain all of secretary: Dave Tolley. Treas- tray various phases of life in the senior activities. The short- urer; Jud Dolphin. male Stu- dent Council Representative; the Amazon. The show opens ening of this period is intended Lauren Levian. female Student with a solo featuring Faye Hill- to strengthen this period and to ard in Espiritu del Rio". An Council Representative; Paul encourage participation in sen- Tescioni, Athletic Council Rep. octet of girls consisting of Judy ior activities. Dr. Penar de- resentative. Earl, Joan Gerhold, J a scribes the reason for the Hicks, Donna Smith, Lynn change thusly: "The long Com- Walter is majoring in either Thomas, Judy Twigg, Sue Ward menement has really been Speech or Political Science and a and Judy Wible perform "In- problem to seniors in past plans to become an actor or, dian Echoes." The "Flamingos" years. It cuts down on the num- preferrably 20 to law school. He are Judy Chittum, Nancy Co. ber attending organized func- is a Color Guard for the Drum blentz, and Lynne Ramsey. Kay tions because so many feel that and Bugle Corp and a member Chakford, Faye Hilliard, Kar- with a whole week there is of the Conserative Club. In his en Iverson and Sue Ward are enough time to go home.' campaign speech he brought the Gurgling Gators The In the past there has been a out the point that a good presi- jungle orchid number is done by whole week due to the vast dent needs total support of his Jane Considine, Mary Lou Rodg- amount of clerical work neces- class if he is to he successful. ers and Jane Stammelbach Sal- sary before commencement He stated, "A leader is only as ly Brown, Sue Bergman, Judy programs can be printed. It is good as the group he leads. Chittum, Nancy Coblentz, and necessary during that time to Walter hopes to change the Lynne Ramsey perform the compute all seniors' QPA's election procedures. and initi- so Witch Doctor number. that the honors and high honors ate a class-wide service proj- Great White Hunters" includ- may be included in the pro- cct. the first large-scale proj- ing Fay Hilliard, Barb Goddard, grams. In order to accomplish cct of its kind in the history of Barb Groff, Melinda Strouse this this year. Dr. Penar's of the school, at the Odd Fellows fice will have to work for three Home or George Junior Repub- Students and 8 boys conclude the first lic, or perhaps supply service Lead Chapel Service half of the water show. full days on a twenty-four hour basis. However, be is willing to to the Foster Parents Plan. He This Sunday, November 24th, "Ole" opens the second half. Tresslern, the New Testament effect this administrative incon- would also like to establish a a special Thanksgiving Chapel lesson: Nancy Rickabaugh will Performing this number are venience in order to give the co-educational recreation pro- Service will be conducted by perform at the organ. The an- Sue Bergman, Judy Earl, Joan seniors the advantage of a bet- gram. them will be sung by the Men's Gerhold, Gail Holmgren, Jan- ter senior week activities pro- George is an English major the Religious Organizations Glee Club. et Jones, Gail Ryan, Donna gram. and plans to go into either the Committee. Each year this stu- The message of the evening Smith and Judy Wible. A solo The College Calendar for the field of law, writing, or radio dent committee, composed of will be given in the form of entitled "La Marisposa" is per- spring semester of 1963-64 has and television broadcasting. His members of the College Fellow- three. short, seasonal speeches. formed by Kay Chakford. The been amended to read as fol- activities include Cross-country, ship and the Wesley Fellowship. Keith Mong will speak on the Black Patch Quartet fea- lows: track, and the "Blue Crusad- "Land of Opportunity: Linda tures Karen Iverson. Mary Lou COLLEGE CALENDAR ers". He likes all sports, es- plans and conducts a service of Elliott will follow with Land Rodgers, Stammelbach pecially golf, and he likes to Thanksgiving. of Freedom:" and Tom Stout and Betsy Reed; Sally Brown, Spring Semester play the guitar and sing folk The following students are will conclude with "Land of Faye Hilliard, Gall Holmgren, 1003-G-1 music. participating in the service: Plenty' and Janet Jones portray the February 5 - Registration for Marion is an English major Terry Turner will give the Call For the information of those "Temple Goddesses" Judy Cost all students. and would like to become an to Worship and the Invocation: and Karen Orlowski represent February 6 - Classes begin at George Jones will read the Pres- who might not be aware of the executive secretary. She likes monkeys in "Aba Daba" "Eve- 8:00 A.M. to play the guitar, is interested ident's Thanksgiving Proclama- fact, there will be no Sunday ing Song" fentures Kay Chak- March 17 - Mid-Term Grades in church work and teaching tion; Cheryl Hess will read an Chapel service the day we re- ford and Lewis Glauner. Shir. Due. Sunday school classes, and is a appropriate poem; Vicki turn from Thanksgiving vaca- ley Bock is narrator. Appropri- March 19 - Spring Recess at member of the English Club. Greenewalt will recite the Lit- tion December 1st. This com- ate music and scenery add to 12 M. Dave, a Business Administra- any; Will Kearns will offer the pensation is made particularly the effectiveness of the presen- April 3 - Classes resume at tion major, is interested in find- evening prayer; Myra Douglass for those who must travel long tation of the numbers. During 8:00 A:M. ing a position, preferably man- will read the Old Testament distances from their homes to intermission there will be a div- (Continued on Page 6) (Continued on Page 2) Scripture lesson and return to school. ing exhibition by Tyler Cassell, (Continued on Page 6)