VOL. mm 207 Seniors To, Be Awarded Degrees Sund Oldest College Grinnell College, Grinnell, Iowa. Friday. June 2. |96| After {our ,V Grimlell Seniors will graduate in commencement 2. ercises this Sunday at 3:00 in Darby Gymnasium. Commencement Speaker is historian, Allan Nev- ins, Newspaper West of the Mississippi River No. 27 ay lNevins To Speak ' 3M Commencement At graduation exercises Sull- day atternoon. 207 seniors will receive bachelor ot_ alts degrees. Fol‘tysone students will come degrees in literature. This includes seven lEnglish-Jmlrnaltsm majors, 12 majors in American studies, 17 tEnglish and comparative literas lture majors and tive_maiors in ‘modern foreign languages. re- language and l The division at social stu- dies will graduate 95 seniors. ; Twentyetwo arc history ma- ‘ iors, 21 majored in sociology and anthropology, 13 in psy- chology. 1'1 in political science, three in physical education, one in speech and live in ‘ philosophy. l A total at 58 students will graduate with a degree in a nae tul'al science. There are 18 sen— ior. biology majors. eight phy- sics majors, H chemistry ma- jors. 10 mathematics majors. six seniors ‘majored 'n chemistry” zoology and two 'in general sciv ’H‘S . . . Ccmmencemcnt 19611 nners Wi” Presenillalte Faresi President To Give Program Tomorro A program by the winners ot: the Hill Contests in speaking and music will he held in llerrich. chapel tomorrow utter-noon. , The Hill Contests were estnl» ' bed in 1391 by Dr, Gershom H. Hill ot Des Moines and the hen. James R. Hill of Salem, Mass, in commemoration-or the 20th anni— versary of their graduation from, Grinnell. l For this yen-'s special ,Con» mencement program, five Winners have been chosen. one cacti m. Dance Rocilal To Be Given . “Orchesis in Concert" will be presented in ARH auditorium tomorrow at 8:15 17.11]. The dance recital, by Gl‘lnnell’s modcrn dance group, will feature num— bers both irom th yarn": and last year’s Orchcsis shows Included. in thc program are “Tl‘ihexaflexagon” a dance to “Canticle Number One” by Hal-i rison: Guitar Study, "Stress," to‘ the music of Bartok, described as a study in tensional rela— tions; composition toi- tlute and dancer, “Jaque”, “dedicated to‘ those Of us who protect Our- clves agai st the incursions or intellectualisms by developing tcleVision eyes, rock and roll ea' and portable tall-out Shel» _iel’s;" “Dahllonega Moon". a solo by Sandy Seeder; and “Halka”, described by the dancer as the poet or the Harlin, trying to capture thc essence of an cxs poricncc. Other numbers inthldc “The Uni<0rn in the Gnl'den.‘ “Four Studies in Movement," “Decide ed Al‘peggto." “Murry Andrew.” "Marthe," ”Duct" and “Strict Forms.” l The program will End with . no elilll-c ensemble dancing “Madeline" to the music or Behelmans. t Lynne Alltman and John Ward will P<