Friday. September 25, I964 SCARLET AND BLACK Page Threo Thincluds Meet First Test Against SCI, Hold Championship The Pioneer cross country team meets its first real test of the season this Saturday at 1:25 when the State College of Iowa visits for a three mile run. The race will start five minutes be- fore the football game against Ripon and will end on the track in front of the bleachers. The addition of Bruce Beck- ord, a Ietterman last year, and the tremendous improvement of Steve Brintnall, a sophomore should help the \squad. Rod Brown, last year's winner, and captain Paul Patterson are both running well although Coach Dick Young is hoping for better performances from both of them. Senior letterman Clyde Smith and Andy Bushnell, a Coffee Hour Hus Students From Abroad A Sunday aftemoor. coilee hour in Loose Lounge was the official opening of the 1964-65 Cosmopolitan Club. The main purpose of the gathering was to introduce Grinnell's new for- eign students and this year’s club officers to prospective members of the club. Two girls and two boys have joined the foreign students on the Grinnell campus for this year. The girls are Sioe Thung (known by the Dutch nickname Weitje), a freshman from In- donesia, and Rebecca George, who is from Zanzibar, East Africa. North campus additions are Wallace Lowe, a senior who was born In China but now lives in Lima. Peru, and Thomas Bao, who is from Uruguay. The aim of the Cosmopolitan Club, to increase the “mutual understanding and contribu- tions” of the American and for- eign students, was explained by Kunio Waki, president of the club. He also introduced the other members of the board: Pam Clay, secretary; Mike Ar— row, treasurer; Cynthia Brust, publicity chairman, and Petra Brunius, foreign student repre— Hopes Despite loss sophomore, squad. A practice meet at Drake last week produced some good times for the Pioneer squad, but Coach Young was disap- pointed In the team’s perform- ance as an unofficial entry at Wabash College‘s Hokum Kar- em on Saturday. The loss of two fine runners, Jeri Langham and Mac Win» holtz, could cost the Grinnell harriers some points, but neither Coach Young nor the team has given up the thought of the-Conference Champion‘ ship. Orchesis Schedules Workshop, TryoutS' Orchesis, Grinnell’s mod- ern dance group, will hold a workshop on Sunday, Septem- ber‘27, 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. in the Orchesis studio in the base- ment of the Fine Arts Building. All those interested in becom- ing a member of Orchesis are invited to attend this workshop. Tryouts will be held Tuesday, September 29 in Roberts The- atre beginning at 6:30 p.m. Officers: Ellie Smith, Pres. Betsy Sprague, Vice Pres. Linda Landau. Secretary-Treasurer Hedi Beall, Publicity Julie Johnson, Historian round out the Surprise the folks... CALL HUME TONIGHT! Low cost Night- time rates are in effect after 6:00 PM. Eff/[fill @ ”(IF/{WE Simone Hopeful— Experienced Team Strong in Practice By Steve Casey This year’s varsity soccer team, according to Coach lrv Simone, has the prospects of be- ing as good as the 1963 team that had a 6-2 record. Mr. Si- mone is pleased with his team’s practices up until now although he thinks this team is now ln-' ferior to the strong 1563 team in conditioning. The 1964 team is bolstered by seven lettermen including the two ctr-captains, Vincent Anku and Fred Miller. There is also a group of promising sophomores up from last year’s freshmen team that Coach Simone is counting on. The toughest matches for this year will be on Saturday with Illinois Normal and late r matches with three of the top teams in die area, Wheaten. MacMurray, and Lake Forest. The soccer team welcomes all spectators. The matches start at 11:30 and are over before the football games start. There is no admission fee to see the 1964 soccer team in action. For shoe repairs and THE BEST BUY! IN SHOES BOOTS LEATHER GOODS a FOOTWEAR Como/To GDODYEAR SHOE SERVICE 4th Ave. ‘Slilli , lllllili , You are invited . . ; to some out end browse through Margaret Brink's unique gift shop TOWN and COUNTRY GIFTS FOR ‘ALI; OCCASIONS FROM AROUND THE WORLD 2020 4th Ave.(JueI‘ out of St. Francis Hoslel open weekdays IO-S, Fri. to 9 . . . OPEN AN ACCOUNT . CLIMBING NOW! You're on Cloud 9 s when you've _got a savings account cut Grinnell Federal Savings and Loan Association "WHERE YOU SAVE DOES MAKE A DIFFERENCE" sentative. MIXED UP ON WHAT TO EAT? YES? WE’VE GOT ANSWERS THE TASTY PASTRY 923 Broad Welcome! Let's get to know each other better We have the finest Atlas Products , Tires — Anti-Freeze m am «on a... Standard Petrol Products Collum's ”The Home of Friendly Service" Service .