Oldest College Newspaper l MrS. Roger A SchoH-en home new lrustee Mrs. Roger A. Scliolten of Kalamazoo, Mich, has been elected ti member of tlie Gi'innell College Board of Trustees, for a term ending Julie 30, 1967. Her election was confirm- —-— W ed at the board's winler meet- ing here early this week. The former Margaret Barber, Mrs Schulten is the wife of a Kalamazoo surgeon and mother of three children, two of whom. Jane and Dirlr, are currently students at Gl'innell. Mrs. Scholten, a native of Toronto, Ont., Canada. was graduated from Swarthinore Col- lege in 1936 with a BA. degree, alter attending sr, Ger-maiden- Laye in France and Mt, Vernon Seminary in Washington, D. C. She tools graduate work at the University of Pennsylvania in ism and Bryn Mawr College in 1938. Active in community nfiairs in Kalamazoo, Mrs. Scholten is a member oi the First Pres- byterian church and Women’s Society, \Vomen‘s Auxiliary to the Kalamazoo Academy of Med ne, Kalamazoo Institute or Arts and Art League, Wom- en’s Symphony Association, and L'Alliance Francoise. Her electron to the Grinnell Board of Trustees brings the board, which is self-perpetuat- ting, to a total at 23 members, income“ gmrlct an}! 58% VOL. LXVIII Grinnell College, Grinnell. Iowa, Friday, February 23. I962 No. May not lilo/cl 5 GA convention l8 Halama Said he Would tIy LO‘VCI’ILIOII will be a necessny. . - , . . . - dissuade a; o licatlons unless in other action at the weekly‘ by” C“I]d‘.-Cl“tes [0.1 plesjgentlthe necessjnry illee serious cans Senate session. the once-voted-l ‘ 01 the G“““"” Slu‘le‘“ 0v‘ldidatcs apply on court by laws rcccivcd thcir‘ elllmen‘v ASSW‘WO“ T“ It only up. persons make‘scconcl apployal, making tlioin 1962-3 may not be held this Seiious application tor the job,‘a part of the sen constitution 3531 f0! leak 0f “Dilliczlnts, the \Hnnei urll be selected byl John Tegel was appointed 3 according to cuiient SGA ples- an 'ill camp \ote. Halama sardlmcmbor m- the Mg“ can” tol ident Eitl Halaina the Senate election board is take the place of gmdualmg The convention will he held in doubt as to what will be Sam, Lee WeiseL AISO‘ ,Ca, only if “we 01' mm ”Tim’s time if no other serious candi Collier, chairman or the coir candidates file a petition lor dates rile. venue” committee, announced the job with Halama before Regulations for the convention the “an,“ of me members Ml 4 pm Sunday. Only one such land o program were approved ms commutee which “in {0 candidate, Allen Boston, had {by the Senate Wednesday, he ”mime Canoen'um, pmedum filed at 11 p.m. yesterday. ever, In the hope that a con ‘SENATE ‘ ‘ IContti p. 5, col 2 Grinnell gels second National Science grant to develop psychology“ programs A convention to nominate Roger Schollen The National Science rounda. instruction by scientists or rec— “ llion has announced that a giaiitl ognized stature and to develop» ‘for s>0750 has been awarded‘coopeiatron between colleges to Grinncll College to support and high schools in increasing the Grinnell nehav r- Scrcncc‘tlic quality of education in the Institute, a summer aciencc,sciences. Howe +o play l LPlanning ahead Givens L. Thornton and fly) look over details of the stitute which will 1) held he rection of Kent. Giiiinell ie the National SL Neil D. Kent (both psycliolo Gi'innell Behavior Science Iii no this summer und ' the di- cently received 0, from rDr. May, clinical psychologrslfi +0 give Gal'es +all His topic‘ will he “What. to do with Ene—, ,in Rebells Tl Latel Johannesen. claimed as n Ihe New Yell wio has been ac—j major pianist by Times, will play different pr ains each night , Thursday night he will tuie Fantasia in c minor Mozart Sonata in E that chethoren Piclude, Choraleand lFuguc by Fr anck, Forest Scenes Iby Schumann and Seventh Soc ,nata by Prokoficfi', Fridny evening’s program will include Praclutlium and Fuge‘ in A minor by Bach, Sonata in A lint by Beetho- l en, Six. "Ititerinezzi" by Schn— mann. rain-es Theme and ~, Variations. images by Debussy by l i l I reuse by ' ncbussy. lFritlny, February 23 r 7:30 pm. Basketball: 9 p in , 9 , n. Movie. A'i’Satur-day February 24 130 p nl Swim Mcct: , 1,31) p m. r mu p.l1\ l o pnr l o p.in. open swimming Sunday, February 25 l . Pltmo Rec 0 p m. Movie: . v, March I h‘ p in. Concert Series: Basketball Cornel , Mr We ale all Grunt by " and Masques and L'isle Jo- ‘ Loyola, Freshman Wrestling. [23- : Grunt Jollannsscrr SOClAL CALENDAR Beloit, S'oulll Campus hall parties "We are all Murder-c .. Dar-by ARH collcce pool Knox, Dul by Darby l, Ditliyi'nnib. Prrr-itc Dining Room Richard Howe, Roberts theater Murderers," ARH Johannscn. Roberts theater in Salt received He with Johanna ' Lake City, his early musical ,lalel studied in France lRobeit Cusndesus, Nadia llnngeh and Egon Petrl. He made lils New York debut in 1944 and n grew up where he training, 'lsmce then he has played with lpi-actically every major us or» lcliestrfl, ‘ He is one or the low Ameii lean pianists to build up a loyal tollow ablcad, and there Io- harm "a r-cciialist who s a thinking musician and poet." He has also ,riratle many radio pen"iices on the Hour. lSaga will poll lfavoril'e loods Saga Foods will conduct its annual iood popularity poll next week ,according to Cowles dlnr ling room Manager Fred Hug gins. l Questionaircs will be distrib luted in house meetings Monday Students should check their riieleieirce from the food choices ;pr seated and their return the rques ionairsc to their house president. r Telephone en has been acclaimed as, and TV apv‘ piano classics fhis Sunday Richard Ho ,e tinuysic) will ‘present a recital Sunday at 4- lp m. in Roberts theater Howe, who has been a member lof the college music iacutty lsince 1956 and is currently ‘chziiiman of the music depart- ment will open his program with thrce Each compositions—the ‘Prelude and Fugue in E Minor, ,Prelude and Fugue in F-sharp Minor, and Chromatic Fantasy gand Fugue. Next will he lSonnta, Opus 31 _, led by two Chopin numbers, Bei'ccuse and Impromptu in F. ishaIp Major. Tire Liszt Soiietto 104 del Petraica (“Annecs de Peleiinage i will close the pro~ gram. [Bowen lo lell lCo llege plans Grinnell President How- ard R. Bowen will speak on “Current Developments at Grinnell" at a special coffee hour Monday at 4:30 pm. He will discuss plans for use of the recent Ford Foundation grant. AWSB presidential race applications due Wednesday All candidates for the position ot Associated Women Students ,Board president must submit thcir applications by Wednesday to Jill Denmngton or to the Dean of Women‘s otiice. On ‘March 6, the candidates will ap- ‘pear at a coffee hour held in tMaili lounge. The lollowing day, a primary lelcction will he held to select thc two final presidential can- ,drdatcs, They will be tapped at dinner that evening. The AWS president will be elected and tapped on March 9. All womcir students who plan ,to run Ior an AWS Boald posi— tion must submit their applicae tions by March 7. The primary election will be held on March M13 l'ollowed by the final elec» ,tion and all Quad tormal dinnei lon March 15. a Beethoven N0. 9 follow» l Bcu-l