fimkmi’il Woof Here comes Santa in a sleigh so swell, XL? With the eleventh almlull Gl‘inuoil Noel. To the Brognns. Sir Deni-i and Lolly O, A wonderful Chri: tally-ho! For Mr. Ludwig and our brand new .lcwell, Sinoc now they merit n party school, and Loose, A lot of stuffing and a large Chrislimas goose. To the Forum Legit) For Georgia. Palmer, Beaver, in need or" re:- nits, A cnmm of horror in lheir liltlo‘hlack su A liictime supply of pacer containers, And electric prnddors to act as l‘?9l.!'llille!"~j. To B&G. for all their fuss. The joys (and hills) they gave in us. To Trumble and Smith, tho legal lhoy ain’t. Santa givns a goocr roomful of paint. To brave and bold Duilov, may he make— Ancl have and ezll‘ his Christmas calce. i To Slle' prep and Twang Twang loo, A jolly good Christmas and an ascot new, To the Student Senate, a hon voyage, Their presence here was a fading mirage. A boot to the big four and SOS Who promised us more — they tried their best, BURMA, SHA VED To the faculty committee \rilh all their affairs, “is; hopc you calch Santa going“ down the stairs. if they can’t give any dis-mislletoa, Maybe they'll scllle for conduct urn, For the guys who sin‘g Divie, a whole lol of beer. Alld spots on the Dean's List throughout the year. To tho g-g~guy who wrote the lottor, The hall as a whole is still your (ichlnr. And to Burlins: Basement an anonymous letter. Deans: like l)007l’, with age gr‘l holler. To statesman deluxe. C. Fddie 0.. the PPPll‘ll. To the round Reouhliranx‘ and all their hast. \Ve gir 9 them ulnrllv Hi" Glass (in L’ll't‘ is hettvr than to rec-rive) For Sheldon P and CH ' E Porn. :llvl two OE S ,, j.’ Cull Cl'I-‘in. A mock Garnish game fur Muliu For Dirt-c History texts so (hot li‘l To .100 College HRVGE Cups of give To Olks and Er! (son. fur Sulfuric acid and Wu To Mendoza. Cllristiansnn, Robertson, and Durkee. Grahams and Moles of ho av turkey. To Paul G. Kuntz, aeslhoiir-ally speaking, The order for w ' h we're all slill seeking. To Klausuer 'and Cole and BUl‘kle and Reggie, We answer the oul’slinns: yes. no, and mebhle To do Cote-an and the Lenox Four, Time. to Don Jones who always wants more. To Mac Millan and Sternield and Dicky-’Cel'veli." An impressionistic holiday scene. And to Victor Verrette and his publications board, We give the title, “a mouse that roared." is. Al and 8,» non, one of the nuisc, h hit: lrincr—‘meat pic . lhcir titratiolls, ll libations. lCONTlNUED ON PAGE TWO) Grinnell College 9 Oldesl College Newspaper Wesl of H19 Missixsippl Vol. LXXll Glinnell, lowa, Friday, December ll, m4 Christmas Choir Concert, formal Dinner Dance IIigIt/igll t Holiday Here Reorganization Plan Proposed; It Would lnslilule 'Advisory Council' Wednesday night the Student S e n a t a considered several amendments to the SGA Con- ,situation which would, if passed, replace the Senate with an Advisory Council. The Duties of the Council, ac- cording to the proposed amend- ment would be: ”The Council shall make policy for the Stu- dent Government Association on all matters except conduct regulations and residence hall regulations. These matters will be decided in lent session of the Council, the C of HP, and the AWS Board, at which ses~ sion each Cannon and Board member will have equal votingl rights.’ The Council would consist of one representative from each hall plus the SGA President, the AWS Board President, and the C of HP President. The group of amendments, if Student Book Co-op Students should be receiving notices this weekend concern- ing plans to originate on camp< us a student used book co-op, according no Phil Johnson, sm- dent Government President. The co-op, which is under the direction of Signs Hanson, hopes to begin operation next‘ semester. if students will re- spond by submitting llsls of books they would either like to acquire 01' sell. ”We Will handle only those books which are going to be used next semester —starting probably willi'uie Humanities and Historical Studies texts,“ Miss Hanson told the 5&8 Wolf, Fuson Named To Top 8&8 Posts The two top positions on the 1965 Scarlet and Black were filled last Tuesday when the Board of Publications named John Wolf editor and Harold, Fuson business manager for the coming year. Wolf is a junior biology ma- jar and is currently 3&3 manr aging editor. Euson is a sopho‘ more American studies major and has been serving as asso- clate editor of the 1965 Cyclone, The other Candidate for edir tor was David ngblbourne; also running for business man- ager was John W. Johnson. ‘ passed, would also remove the office of speaker of the Senate and would remove the Social CoordinaLor from the Execu- tive Cabinet. It would also elim- inate the Social Planning Board whose functions would be tak- en over by the Social Coordi- nating Committeel The intention: of these amendments, according to the officials of Student govern- lnenl, are to “streamline decis- ion-making and opinion aru- culation," and to “coordinate all SGA activities better than now.” The amendments would “fuse, the Executive Cabinet and leg? by the 18 Grinnell Sngrs, with lslative body, remove the Exec l :35 soloists for two of the six llthE cabinct yew while giv- lng them a larger role in Coun- cil decision,” according to a statement to the Student Sen- ale. According to SGA President, Phil Johnson, the Student Sen- ate will only discuss the pro- posed amendments, this week, while Consideration of their adoption will take place after the Christmas Vacation. Ac- cording Lo the SGA constitution, cbnstitutional amendments may be proposed by a majority vote of the student Senate but then must be passed by an all stu- dent vote. Lady Brogan Talks About Archaeology The Iowa Society oi the Archaeological l n s t i in t e of America will meet at Grinnell tonight at 3:00. The meeting will lecture Lady Olwen Bro- gan, visiting professor of clas- sics at Grinnell. Her leciure, which will be her only public speech at Gl‘lnl‘lell, will be any titled “An Archaeologist in R0- man Africa.” It will be given in the science lecture room. Lady Brogan is teaching two courses at Grinnell, in arch— aeology and ancient civiliZa< (ion. She is a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries, exec- utive secretary for many years of the British School oi Arch- aeology in Rome, and author of several articles on Roman Africa. She was also among the fil’sl' group of British army aeologisls to work in North AKA rica after World War ll. l The Grinnell College Choir and Grinnell Singers will pre- sent a concert of Christmas mu- sic tomorrow at 8 pm. in Her rick Chapul : Under the direcnon of Doll Jones (music). the 58- -voicq Choir will_sing seasonal sacred music and traditional caroli. The Choir’s first group Will in- clude compositions by Sweel- inck, Victoria, Willacrt, Poul- enc, and Merulo, and the las! will offer such standard Carol: 5 ”Deck the Hall" and “Ang- els We Have Heard on High." A small mixed vocal and in.- sirumenial ensemble will pre- sent the Vierdanck “Welhnachtn skonzerl," for soprano, alt harpsichord, violin-cello, all: two flutes. , Carols from Spain, France, and England, will be performed Susan Stuart and Jamie Fullml numbers. l Anne Hoganson, ls accolm pamsl for the Choir, and Cleo Vaughan, for the Grinncll Sing- ers, l ‘k * 1% Campus holiday events will conclude next week with in. annual Christmas formal dancol scheduled for Wednesday night in Darby Gym beginning ad 9:30 in the evening. Duke Ell lington and his band will in here for the event, which CDW‘ cludes with the traditional Christmas Vespers in Herrick Chapel at 12:45. For the second year in a row, Dllhyl‘amb will sponsor tll‘ Christmas Formal Dinner bo< lore the dance. Beginning at 7 p.111, the six-course meal will be served to couples in the‘ Quadrangle Dining Room and Gardner Lounge. Committee chairman Martha Montgomery reports that the rooms will be set up banquet style and that the meal will be served in much‘ the same manner as last year. Tickets lor the Dilbyramu dinner are available every day, after 11 am. at the Forum 0(- me. The price is 32.50 par cod. ADDRESS HERE: esalloo lleuulfifl cur/note}; onqnd