- . lChoral Socief ,Orches’rra +0 WaI/{er Named Assoaate Dean‘PresenrAmuayl Show Sunday l The appointment of Waldo S science and doctor of pllllosopllyl Walker to the newly created,degrccs from the state Univel’sl position ol a.~-eeialc dean ol"Slty ot lows. the college was announced to.r . “my by “05,de HOW“, R.‘ Dr, Bowen said the new pos Waldo S. Walker Vol. LXX Wednesday night, a t t c i‘llege lengthy debate, the Student dents Senate passed a liquol‘rbyrthe-lschool room bill. Proposed changes in‘ rlhe Men's and Women's House Rules were also voted on, and these measures passed with low complications The most heated discussion involved the ing rule, ’3‘ ' ‘orchestra ,wrll prcsent its annual The Magniticat, composed in spring concert Sunday night ln,the 1760's by ltalian Classic -t r , itorhashcc ~tdt “-lr . . Bo\\ell. U‘w‘ at,m,ms,‘,‘affv°: foaduoczgs'é: . ltwo moior work the “Magnifi- annual Passion Sunday program W——~ in the Ahhey of Einsrcdein, . r . mu... r. r. Musm Rentals , . d h _, d and will retain his teaching torn“ *- llumpels, mlx_e c on, an_ a quartet el soloists. The soloists, Walker, 32, will begin his ncwrsludcnt services, public crcnts, , , . , ,5 m the mom. or ppesenrmg William Moi-am. tenor, and Craig dulres August 15. A native stand matters relating to thC cur-l , ‘ , . _ -scveral student recitals as part Wellel'lt-rlr bass r . .. . . . . Ma 9, tcatured Garda Vau hair. Sll‘awnsky said, This symphony lamcd the Grinnell stall Ill Sepr‘nell’s liclwcerrscm -ter-s interim Katya“ Johnson, Ann Hogairsonl tembcr Qtr 1955 as an instructor session and admtnlsi tion of [hot ,SN“ Jumhacg some,” phony Orcestra on the occasion. Wednesday nights rccrlal prc- ‘of lls fllllelh annlvcrsary‘” The lnist at piano and harpsrcord “M and News a full I“ ' ,ung, pram, soloists, ipianists lor Sunday nights per— : The linal recital is scheduled formallcc Wlll be Clem Vaughan [or he. Wednesday evening at‘and Dlanc Slel‘nbel'g- 8 in Roberts Theatre No trckots‘. The Choral Society, composed ,are required tor atlendancc. Thcloi interested students and towns- program will feature Allenelpcople. ls under the direction at . . . . . lFr-ahrn. cello, with Gar-darDon Jones, and for this occasion Oldes’l College Newspaper Wesf of fire Mississlppl No. 30 berg, piano soloist. by James Yannatos this summer. These slur inlormation about Grinnell Chapman closed his remarks by an cmincnt authority on theoHHcrilck Chapel at it pm. Thurs-lchonge of views on philosophy logy will deliver principal Comslday. June a. and history at :1 10 am. session lstudent Ices next semester drinlei June 5 and 7. lone of the world’s foremost his- awarded at [he Commencement Dr. George A. Buttrick, (lle‘tori'dns. will deliver the Conferemmeg at which 235 Grin. S‘ludenl' Convo Society, along with the college vinsky's “Symphony of Psalms.” , a pm. the concert will teatureiformed for many years as the prol'essul' or blows will serveland the increasing range or rtsl ". “mg orchestra with ems and 1010b) Ed "”Spms'b‘mm ”mm m > The college music department soprano, Julia Chatter-ton, also. or Upper low-a Urr' el rty, he also he responsible for c,.,,,_ ~Festrval. The lirst recital, held plmny of Psalms in 1930. Igor and Sheila K033“, Wm; andldedicaled tn the Boston Syme 97111116“ College “m. Am rota"...n We tor urge orchaslrewlllrout lclco Vaughan and Carol Bowv‘chorllS. and two pianos. The land harpsicord. and Drane Stern. The program will .he conducted U b "1 R P quor y e oom asses, seniors and give them A worldefamous historian andlfol' hrs baccalaureate address in scheduled to engage in an inter— lsenatc to pass a 510 increase in the Grinneil College carnpusrvisitrng professor or history and pour honorary degree; will be Am“ “her “”"35' ”‘c Pm‘ serves as prole or or preaching gymnasium at 2 D p.m. Friday..gor bachelor of arts degrees. posed drinking rule states that at Garrett Theological Seminar June 7. using “On Living Withl students “are prohibited from consumption or possession in The Grinncll College Choral cat" by Sammartrni, and Sll‘a» Roberts Theatre, Beginning at Giovanni Sarnrnartini, was per- B "d thk- ld . t . owen s \ r cr assrstant,e by the grouth oi the collegcl Switzerland. The work )3 set [or . J a . nectron in the department ol He said Walkcr will he assign. .; , End Next week a“ students, are Gm, perm, Fayette, lorva, and a graduatcrrrculum ol the college He will ‘0! the mmMHong Flue Aml 1‘11“ dad‘cam“ 0‘ ”‘0 Sym‘ composed to the glory ot GOD is in biology. He holds master ofljumol' liberal arts cvanrrnatron. ‘ scritcd Julia Johnson, soprano work. m three parlsi is Will H ,Vaughan accompanist at pranolis ,roined by the college choir. Grinnell. Iowa, Friday, May I7, 1963 m“ “"3“ “"6 ”lghfommencement MEk SpBEC/TES saying that he would ask the mencement week addresses on; Dr Arnold J, Toynbec, Healh,in Roberts Theatre Friday. theological scholar who lodar nrencement address in Darby “all senior-5 Wm be candidates ls Wednesday Evanslon. 11]., will use "Faitthne's Troubles” as his subject. ‘l and Knowledge” as the subject The two speakers are also In addition to Dr. Buttrick, who will receive the doctorate of divinity (D.D.). and. Dr. Toyn- open containers of alcoholic beverages outside student rooms on the property of the college, and at oll campus college func- lions." The rule also notes that “only individuals can be fined,“ Jack Chapman, SGA Presi— dcnt reported that President Bowen will present a “student life report" Wednesday in Her- rick chapel. Apparently, this re: port or studenlsfaculty recome mendatrons Will be outlined by Doctor Bowen and will be the basis lor the rules of the college nexl year. According to Chapman, a number of lreshmcn and sopho- participate ambassador service for the col- mores will in an A student convocation will be held next Wednesday in Herrick Chapel at 11 n.m. at which time Grinnell President Howard it. Bowen will dis cuss the report of the eleven- memher laeulty committee on student lire. Tire report deiirres penalties ror violation of rules, examines the college rules, and rccorn— mends a procedure tor ltrrthcr rule changes. According to SGA President Jack Chapman, “The impact of , this report is signilicant, since these recommendations probably next year." will illtu (5”ch [01‘ go .bee, who will be awarded the ,doctorate of humane letters ,(L.H,D.), honorary degrees will he conferred upon Gnnnell alumni Arthur J. Jones, Swarth- more, Pm, who was graduated in 1393, and 1. Hawthorne Arey. ,Kensington, Md, 3 member of ,lhe Class of 1928. Both \\'ill re- ceive LLD's. Dr. Blltti‘ick. a native Briton land educated in E ’tish schools, has done all of his lonnal min- istry and t’eachlng in the United states, beginning with a preach— ing charge in Quincy, Ill, in ‘1915, He has taught a! Harvard Umverstty and Union Theolug- lcal Seminary prior to his pres- ent appointment, has written Widely on religious subjects. is a world traveler and lecturer, and has been in heavy demand Commencement lContinned to page 8 George A. Buttrick Arnold J. 'l'oyzlliee College Add: (flap/din, Dean, Eight Farulty Member: Grinnell will add eight mem- bers to its racrrlty and stair [or the 1963-64 school year. Presi— dent Howard R Bowen an- nounced this week, in addition to Miss Jean Slo- cum. dean or women, and Roger L. Eldridge. college chaplain and instructor ot philosophy and rclrgron, previously an. nounced in the Scarlet and Black, the new taculty members ’rr'lll be L’cryl E. Clotl'cllcr, assu— crntc proresscr- ol ph . John M Clo (t, llllrsor ol' . Alldl’eu‘ (Q Blane .il“