The Collegian Grove City College Vol. 56 No. 7 Friday, October 13, 1995 In this week's Strong teamwork creates success Collegian Lady Wolverines rack up 19-9 record On the Perspectives page, a fraternity mem- By MATTHEW BECK games to none victory (15-5, ber defends the tradi- Collegian Sports Writer 15-11). In match two with top- tion of the Greek sys- On Oct. 3, the Grove City ranked Ohio Northern, the tem. And Dr. Garth E Lady Wolverines committed Lady Wolverines lost the first the unthinkable crime: they game, 9-15, before storming Runion welcomes assassinated the Presidents! back to even the match with a alum-ni as they return Well, this crime is not un- hard fought 15-13 victory. In thinkable as readers might to campus this week- the deciding match, both guess because the Lady teams fought valiantly to the end 2 Wolverines silenced the end, but Ohio Northern Three alumni are will Washington and Jefferson grabbed the advantage and Lady Presidents, two games to came away with a 15-11 win be honored today in none, (16-14, 15-10), to rise to take the match. Harbison. Read about to the top of the PAC. how their lives have Like an Energizer battery, "Death Row Department" Grove City kept going and (kills) changed since they left going, as they also clawed Sarah Hamsher 282 Grove City College 3 through the Carnegie Mellon Sue Gillan 207 Lady Titans two games to Liz Sparks 171 Our own Castle none (15-6, 15-2). Megan Roberts 129 Springs has become the Next, the Lady Wolverines returned home on Oct. 5, to "One Shots" 'holy water" of the host the Waynesburg Lady (aces) Pope 4 Yellow Jackets. Waynesburg, Jeannie Annan 44 Dr. James Bibza is winners of three of its last five Sarah Hamsher 23 matches, lost their sting Becky Nelson 21 now the pastor of an quickly as Grove City swatted area church as well as a the Lady Yellow Jackets with "Helping Out" a three games to none de- professor 7 (assists) struction (15-5, 15-3, 15-1). Jeannie Annan 821 Meet the five Home- "We are taking more steps (blocks) coming candidates and to playing together as a Liz Sparks 59 team," says Junior Amy Megan Roberts 43 read about Homecom- Lippincott. "We're learning ing weekends from what to expect from each "Dig Department" LADY WOLVERINE'S volleyball team "digs" up 12 wins other and how to work with 10 (digs) of their last fifteenmatches. (Photo by Angle Stone) years past one another, which really Sarah Hamsher 500 Last year's Collegian helps our game." Kelly Shields 301 Intensity and level of play, the Lady Wolverines lies in editor is now working On Oct. 7, the Lady Liz Sparks 301 they' be really tough to strong teamwork. Wolverines, winners of six Jeannie Annan 279 beat." "We get along great to- as a journalist for the straight matches, traveled to Megan Roberts 268 After 28 matches, the Lady gether, and our team has a lot Allied News. See how Ohio to take on Hiram and Wolverines compile an im- of heart," she said. "We trust Ohio-Northern. In the first pressive record of 19-9 each other, we care for each Grove City helped her match, Grove City's tough "The kids are playing re- overall, (3-0 in conference other, and we constantly en- become a better writer. defense and hard-nosed in- ally well," said Coach play), as they have won twelve courage each other. Our team Also, Dr. Ben Carson tensity proved to be too pow- Roberts. "They're confident, of their last fifteen matches. possesses a lot of dedication erful for Hiram, as the Lady and they know what they are Lippincott believes that the and a strong respect to win- wants to cleanse Amer- Wolverines cruised to a two doing. if they maintain their mainframe to the success of ning." ica's mind 13 Alumni return this weekend to celebrate traditions Catch the Collegian's first restaurant review Celebrating Homecoming Weekend, 1945-1995 as two food critics trav- By SHANNON ECK- and Pete Lawther caught it, rade ended at the football semiformal attire. Flowers el to New Castle for MAN thereby obtaining the privi- field in time for the game were optional. Chinese food 17 Collegian Staff Writer lege to take off their dinks against Juniata, which ended Other Homecoming tradi- [hats worn by freshmen] and in a tie. tions in 1970 included: Two Grove City This weekend, alumni will signs and also a dollar The theme for the weekend Lunch was coed. swimmers make laps in return to their alma mater to apiece." was "television commer- Freshmen removed dinks the pool and in the participate in a wide variety After the soccer game, cials." Floats included Adel- and signs at halftime. of Homecoming festivities. Mrs. A.J. Calderwood and phikos' Tony Tiger (which Alumni Achievement classroom as they are For most alumni, participat- Mrs. W.C. Ketler served tea in won first place), Phi Tau Al- Awards were presented. honored by the NCAA ing in Homecoming will re- the Colonade of Colonial pha's Camels (which tied for Ten years ago, the Home- mind them of the time they Hall. Later, Al Dorsi and his second with Beta Sigma's coming theme was 18 spent here in years past. orchestra performed for the Raid), and Sigma Alpha "Transportation through the Here's how some of them Homecoming dance which Sigma's Pabst. After the pa- Ages." The football team may have celebrated Home- was held in Crawford Social rade, the winning float was beat Bethany, and the cross coming as students. Room from 8 to 11:45 p.m. moved to the Intramural country team (who started Inside Fifty years ago, Grove City Students paid $2.40 per cou- room, where it served as the and finished before the Perspectives 2 was blessed with beautiful ple to attend this informal main decoration for the Homecoming crowd) also weather for Homecoming dance. ("Informal" meant Homecoming dance. won. Alumni performed with News 3-S Day. The soccer team tied the men should not buy flow- The Homecoming dance the marching band and Religion 6-7 Allegheny 2-2 during the ers for their dates.) Sorority lasted from 9 p.m. until 1 played a game of tennis weekend's biggest sporting and fraternity paddles served a.m. Hard Luck, a rock and against the varsity team. A Organizations 8-9 event. "During the half, as decorations for the dance. hard rock band, performed. band called Flex played for Homecoming 10-11 reads the Nov. 11; 1945 edi- By 1970, Homecoming Couples entered the Intramu- the Homecoming dance, tion of the Collegian, "the weekend had become more ral room through an over- which took place from 9 p.m. Features 12-14 'scum of the earth' enter- like the event we know today. sized television set. Admis: to 1 a.m. in Ketler recreation Entertainment 15-17 tained the upperclassmen with The Homecoming queen, sion and refreshments were room. a snake dance and chased a who was elected by students, free, but at least one member And this weekend's fes- Sports 18-20 poor, defenseless, greased pig rode on a float designed by of each couple had to present tivities will soon become a around the field. Bill Kroske the freshman class. The pa- a college ID: Couples wore part of history, too.