Vol. XXII - No. 12 Grove City College, Grove City, Pa. Friday, December 13, 1963 '64 Collegian Heads Announced Dennis Larry and Christmas Ball Spanish Dancer Doug Morse Named Features Music Comes to Arena to Top Positions of Joe Cann Jose Greco, the world's forc- On Tuesday. December 10, a most exponent of the Spanish student-faculty committee se- "Crystal Christmas, this dance, will bring his company lected Dennis Larry of Pitts. year's holiday ball will be held of dancers, singers and musi- burgh as the forth-coming Edi- tonight from 9.12 p.m. in the cians to the Grove City College tor-in-Chief of the COLLEGIAN. Intramural Room. Couples will dance to the music of Joe Arena at 8:15 on Friday, Jan- Also chosen was Douglas Cann's orchestra. uary 17. Morse. of Rochester, N.Y., as Decorations will include a Greco and his troupe have the future Business Manager of large. gaily-decorated Christ- long been noted for setting the the school newspaper. mas tree as the focal point. standard in the Spanish dance The student-faculty commit- Shining snowflakes and billow- genre. This promises audiences ing clouds will add to the fes- a new and exciting production, tee composed of the Editor tive atmosphere. These decora- enhanced this season by the and Business Manager of both tions will be done in varying addition of many new artists THE COLLEGIAN and THE shades of blue and green. engaged in Spain by Sr. Greco OUIJA, and seven members This annual dance is being for his current trans-continental Dennis Larry Doug Morse representing the administrative tour. sponsored by the college orch- staff and faculty met Tuesday estra. General chairmen of the The program will offer a affair are Carol Wood and Judy number of new dances and Adams. Mary Jordan is decora- production numbers, as well as Greeks Give afternoon to discuss and closely consider the applicants. At this tions chairman, and Pat Wad- many of the established favo- session the student committee dell is chairman of the refresh- rites without which no Jose ment committee. Greco presentation would be Christmas Aid presented their recommenda. tion to the faculty who weighed In Alumni Lounge, preceding complete. and then accepted it. the dance, The College Orches- As in the past, the entire tra will entertain. And a trio production has been chorco- The sororities and fraterni- Theta Kappa sorority has knit- Dennis Larry, a junior ma- consisting of Jeanne Shockey, graphed by Greco, who is also ties on campus are helping to ted slippers for patients at the joring in Spanish, is presently Pat Laine, and Carol Gray will responsible for designing the spread Christmas cheer through Mayview Hospital. Sisters of the the assistant feature editor of sing Christmas songs and oth- scenic backgrounds. The color- their various service projects. Delta Delta Tau sorority dec- THE COLLEGIAN and also a er selections. ful costuming, which is so much This year the sororities will orated a Christmas tree in Tickets have been on sale all a part of the company's tra- spread the Christmas spirit in member of the Pan Sophic fra. Crawford. The Gamma Sigma week in the Gedunk. The pro- dition, will once again be sup- the following ways: The Alpha Phi's will donate money from ternity. He will assume his new ceeds of this dance will go to plemented by new dancers' Beta Tau's are preparing a food donut sales to charity and will office second semester of this the orchestra. garb, duplicated from authen- basket for a needy family as carol at Bashline and Grove school year and will retain his tic Spanish folklore designs and are the Gamma Chi's, the City Hospitals. A party for or- executed by Spain's leading Theta Alpha Pl's and the Sig position until the end of first 72 Inducted in phans at the Mercer County costumers. ma Delta Phi's. The DOR's will Home will be given by the Phi semester next year. Sr. Greco and his troupe carol at the Oddfellow's Home Sigma Chi sorority. The Sigma As editor, he proposes to WAA Ceremony completed an extensive tour of on Tuesday and the Sigma Sig. Theta Chi's are contributing make three specific changes Europe and Scandinavia in mid- ma Sigma sorority and the The- money to the D.T. Watson Chil- and improvements in THE At the recent Women's Ath- September, straight on the heels ta Alpha Pi's will combine to dren's Home. letic Association meeting in of a five and one-half month snig there on Thursday. The COLLEGIAN. First, Dennis Fraternity Christmas projects plans to choose an editorial Alumni Lounge, Laurie Free- road trip throughout the United include a basket of food and man, president of the organiza- States and Canada. Since then, Touring Choir money for a needy family giv- staff composed of several stu- they have enjoyed only a short en by the Beta Sigma frater- dents who will help to write the tion, inducted seventy-two new break from their ballet activi- to Appear on TV nity. The Delta Iota Kappa Fra- editorials and also answer let- members. ties.- a vacation that combined ternity assisted the fellows at ters to the editor. Secondly, he In order to become a mem- business with pleasure in- Last Thursday evening 40 George Junior Republic with ber, these women accumula- cluding the ordering of cos- members of the Grove City Col- their Christmas decorations. proposes to further extend the ted twenty-five WAA points by tumes and scenery, as well as lege Touring Choir went to And the Epsilon Pi fraternity news coverage, and thirdly, a participation in drill team, the search for, and auditioning Youngstown, Ohio to make a sang Christmas carols on cam- wider scope of photography, in- synchronized swimming, cheer- of new talent for the coming video tape to be televised on pus and in town. Both the fra. cluding more pictures of stu- leading, or other WAA spon- season. Sunday, December 22, at 4 ternities and sororities gave dent interest in addition to the sored activities. A visit to Ed Sullivan's tel- P.M. over station WKBN, chan- money to George Junior Repub- The following girls were in- nel 27. Besides the GCC Choir, lic as well. news and sports photos, will be evision program immediately ducted: Amy Beeson, Patricia preceded the launching of this there will be 5 other choirs In other Greek activities, encouraged. Blake, Joan Borreem, Bette cross-country trek, which will from area colleges in the pro- Monday, December 2. the Pan Douglas Morse, the future Ann Brehmeyer, Sue Bretz, keep the entire contigent trav- gram. Hellenic Council met with Business Manager, has held Beth Buchanan, Karen Cabble, eling right through early sum- The Christmas songs they freshmen and upperclass wom- Pat Cooper. Sherri Craft, Bet- mer of 1964, after which still chose for their part in the pro- en who are interested in rush- the position for the past year ty Curry, Linda Dabb. and Ann another tour of Europe is plan- gram are Break Through o ing to acquaint them with the as advertising manager under Dilling. Myra Douglass, Marcia ned. Beauteous Radiant Light, Car- rushing procedure and the new the direction of Bill Curry, Dye. Carol Edelman, Elaine Grove City College is current ole of the Russian Children, honor code. The presidents of present Business Manager. Edwards, Diane Ellerman, Pen- ly building a collapsible stage Farewell to the Shepherds, the various sororities were in- Doug is a junior majoring in ny Erhard, Nancy Jo Espy, Christmas Roundelay, a troduced. and they later divid. Grace Ferguson, Betty Fisher, for use in the Arena. This Gloria in Excelsis as their clos- ed the girls into buzz groups business administration. He Donna Geimeier, and Marsha stage will be considerably larg- ing selection. where questions and answers participates actively in the Glanding also became mem- er than the one in Crawford concerning rushing were dis- Commerce Club and the Socio- Although the choir has been bers. Also inducted were Barb Auditorium and is capable of in existance for five years, this cussed. The girls were advised logy Club. Goddard, Barb Graff, Judy holding the Greco dance troup is the first year it has made to concentrate on working for In previous years, the Edi- Guarniere. Marilyn Halsey, of more than 30 members. The a television appearance such as a 2.0 and to get to know their tor and Business Manager Nancy Hely, Vivian Hipps, Gail Greco Assembly will be the this, and the members hope to own classmates this semester. along with the rest of THE Holmgren, Nancy Hutchison, first assembly to be presented continue with this year's prece- The Pan Hell Mixer to be COLLEGIAN staff were chosen Judy Kearings, Joyce Keiper, from the new stage. dent. Mr. Oscar Cooper is the held January 18, in the Intra- after Christmas vacation. How- Diane Kilbride, Janet Koch, director and Craig Christner is mural Room will mark the of- ever, in order to better ac- Nancy Le Cron, Lynn Leslie, Roc, and Barb Rubin were in- the choir's president. ficial opening of the rushing quaint the staff heads with Lauren Levian, and Linda Lew- ducted. Kate Schaaf, Judy Before going on their Spring season. Rushees must register their duties and responsibili- is. Lynda Lewis, Karen Luther, Schweigert, Beth Schweins- Tour in March, they will per- there before they can go ties, it was decided to select Sue Lutz, Karen Magill, San- berg, Judy Scott, Kay Sproat, form in their annual concert through rushing. This event them at an earlier date. dy McCracken, Nancy McEl- Sheila Stafford, Pat Steele, San- here on campus. The spring gives the girls an opportunity to Dave Blackmore, senior Edi- hose. Janet Miller, Dorothy di Steele, Melinda Strouse, tour will include choral pres- become acquainted with the in- tor-in-Chief, will hold his posi- Moyer, Marilyn Neely, Pat Barb Studley, Mary Tomlinson, entations in Williamsburg and dividual sororities which set up tion until the end of this semes- Patchell, Sharon Perrine, Meryl Lynn Walter, Sue Weed, Joyce and Norfolk, Virginia, Dela- booths displaying such things ter. From then on he will help Lee Phipps, Marti Redman, Weigel, and Janice Winston ware, and Pittsburgh, Pennsyl- as their colors, pins, and mas- serve the new editor in an ad- Carol Ritchings, Mary Ellen were also inducted. vania. cots. visory capacity.