The Collegian Vol. No. Grove City College, Grove City, Pa. Friday, December 3, 1993 GCC hot men battle for Combee, Hamilton honored Choirs spread holiday cheer prietor, and his efforts trans- Greek God/ formed property in town into The Grove City College Blair Square. Chapel Choir and Touring Big Man title Choir will present their annual In his acceptance speech, Christmas Choral Concert on By AMY CLINGENSMITH Hamilton quoted Yogi Berra: Sunday, December 5 at 6:30 Collegian Staff Writer "When you come to the fork in p.m. in Harbison Chapel. Tonight the Sigma Theta Chi the road, take it." Hamilton The Chapel Choir will pre- sorority is sponsoring the sec- said, "I took the Grove City sent the evening's main ond annual Greek God/Big fork in the road once, and feature, a David Clydesdale Man on Campus Competition came to work here for a couple cantata called "Kingdom." The at 8 p.m. in the IM Room. of weeks, I'm still here." cantata includes arrangements Teresa Martin, president of After the presentations, Col- of familiar songs, including Sigma Theta Chi, said the lege President Jerry H. "Great Is Thy Faithfulness, evening will feature "hot men Combee congratulated the "A Mighty Fortress Is Our of GCC." Contestants will winners: "I bought a bike from God" and Christmas carols. battle against each other in one of the recipients and the All these are tied together with three divisions of competition. other makes me ride it!" he original Clydesdale pieces. During the formal wear seg- Greer, Mrs. Combee, Hamilton, Dr. Combee. said. He went on to say that Soloists for "Kingdom" are ment, the men will be decked By REBECCA L. Grove City College remains sophomores Becki Toth and lage, SGA president Christo- out in their best while escorted BEINLICH pher Greer presented the unmarred by time because "it Todd Sproul, juniors Emily by the young daughters of the Editor-in-Chief awards. couldn't exist anywhere else": Blice and Sarah Stitt, and se- college's faculty members. Mrs. Danielle Combee, Mrs. Combee was nominated the positive influence of the niors Annette Bransby and Talent and beachwear compe- Grove City College's first for the award on the basis of town keeps it as it is. Chip Frontz. An instrumental tition will follow. lady, and Jack Hamilton, her involvement in and organi- ensemble will accompany the The Greek God/Big Man on owner of the Schwinn bike zation of numerous campus Combee then gave contri- choir. Campus theme for 1993 is shop in town, received the an- and community events, includ- butions from the college to The choir will be directed by "Let's Hear It for the Boy." nual Florence E. MacKenzie ing Strawberry Days, the representatives of the borough, Dr. Douglas Browne, Profes- Martin said the Sig Thets be- Campus Community Awards Shakespeare Club, and a fire department, police de- sor of Music, and accompanied gan this contest last year to performance of "The Music partment and chamber of on organ by Dr. Richard Kon- rat 6 p.m. on Nov. 16 during a showcase the male population commerce, zen, Assistant Professor of reception in the Carnegie Ca- Man" for Mercer County of Grove City College because Music. reer Services Center. alumni of Grove City College Rcv. Dr. Richard Morledge, the women already have The award is given each year which benefited the Grove dean of the chapel, offered a The Touring Choir's main se- activities like Homecoming to the individuals who con- City United Way. closing prayer. lection is Mozart's "Mag- and Spring Court. hope to keep the bridge (of nificat." They will also sing tribute to positive relationships The five judges this year for College faculty and their between the campus and the three shorter pieces: "Break campus-community relation- the competition are Mrs. spouses, students, town resi- ships) strong and workable in Forth Into Singing" by surrounding community. It is Danielle Combee, Mrs. Pamela dents, alumni, friends and Deborah Harris and Mark named for the late wife of for- both directions," Mrs. Combee Hoffecker, Dr. Celine T. Leon, said. other special guests attended mer GCC President Charles S. Hayes, "Nunc Dimittis" by Mrs. Nancy Paxton, and Mrs. MacKenzie: Hamilton was nominated be- the reception. As they entered Gustav Holt, and "Salvation Is Kathy Van TII. Finalists will the building, guests congratu- Created" by P. Tschesnekoff. Following introductory re- cause of his contributions to answer questions which have lated the awardees in a receiv- Browne will also direct the marks by Vice President for the town. He is a retired phar- been provided by various or- ing line. Refreshments were External Affairs Deena Phi- Touring Choir, with sopho- macist-turned bike shop pro- ganizations and groups on served as well. more Marcy Lucas accompa- campus. nying on plano. Information about entering the competition was sent to GCC beats undefeated hoops team fraternities, housing groups, By MARC DICKMANN All-Classic Team, highlighted RA groups and men's sports Sports Writer by his 26 point effort against teams. Winners will receive While students threw down CMU. Music series $100 in cash and a variety of their turkey and stuffing over The team moved to 2-1 with prizes. Thanksgiving break, senior a 88-53 pummeling of La at Carnegie Admission is $2, payable at Mark Timko feasted on Roche, with senior center the door. Music throughout the Wolverine men's basketball Randy Childress leading the Grove City College extends night will be provided by opponents on his way to being way with 23 points and 11 an invitation to the campus and Grove City's own WSAJ. named the PAC's Player of the boards. community to enjoy a series of Week. With four returning starters noontime Christmas concerts, The Wolverines opened their from last year's team (Jason Dec. 6 11, in the beautifully season at the Western Gilbert, the fine sophomore restored main floor of Dance troupe Pennsylvania Classic, where guard, is the other returning Carnegie Career Services and Timko led the team to a 88-86 starter, along with Davis, Alumni Center on lower cam- OT win over Carnegie Mellon Timko and Childress), the pus. to step with with 28 points, and poured in Wolverines will attempt to The "Carnegie Christmas 29 points in a 92-88 loss to return to the form that brought Concerts" will begin at 12:15 'The Greats' Allegheny. For his efforts, the school three straight PAC p.m. and will be 20-30 minutes Timko was named the Clas- championships from 1988- in length. By LAURA sic's Most Outstanding Player. 1990. 44 The concerts will include a WEINDELMAYER Also contributing handily in The play of Timko and Davis variety of campus performers. Collegian Staff Writer the Classic was silky-smooth (averaging a collective 44 Monday's and Saturday's Next week on Dec. 9, 10 and senior forward Benjamin points per game through three) Senior Mark Timko, Out- programs will feature "Four 11, Grove City College will Davis, who was named to the standing Player of the Western Continued from Page 7 PA Classic. Corners," a jazz group led by present Orchesis in Ketler Au- junior John Seybert. A brass ditorium at 8 p.m. ensemble will perform on Tuesday. Wednesday's music The theme this year is will be provided by the GCC "Dancing with the Greats." Touring Choir, under the di- The show will feature a variety rection of Dr. Douglas of acts from the 1920s to the Browne. Dr. Richard Konzen, present day. Shaney Haggerty, The Tri-Rhos assistant professor of music, the head choreographer, is di- has organized a string quartet recting a lyrical to Louis Arm- "rho" away at to play on Thursday. Vocal strong. their annual students of Mrs. Diana Wal- ters, a guest lecturer in music, In addition, look for a tap Dance Extrava- will perform on Friday. number from the 1920s and a "Last year's concerts were Michael Jackson medley ganza. very well-received, and we are choreographed by Christine Strobel. Mrs. Craig and Dr. For story see once again looking forward to this as a positive bridge be- Stansberry are serving as advi- page 7 tween the town and gown," sors to the show. said Mrs. Danielle Combee, For an evening of excitement who organized the concert se- and musical variety, come and ries. "We're also pleased to enjoy "Dancing with the share with the community the Greats" at Orchesis "93. talented performers we have at the college.