'ago Eight SCARLET AND BLACK Friday, November 12. P76! firarlri & 'ililetrk Swarm FIRST MATCH WEDNESDAY FOR FRESHMAN SWIMMERS ByC in the puSi. two years, the Grinnell varsity swimming team has finished seventh in the Midwest Conference. in each of these years, the Grin- hell ireshman team finished first in the Conference, Next week the competitive swim- ming season will begin anew at the Grinnell pool on Wed- nesday, November 27, with the annual Freshman - Varsity Intersquad Meet. Last week an 5&3 reporter talked to Coach Raymond Obs en-niller of the swim team. What are the prospects tor the varsity this year? "This year," says Coach Obermilier, “We're going to win more meets than last year." Six letterrnen return from last year's squad: Jim Will< lams, John Siekert, John Mc- Blain, Reggie Graham, Cliff Formless, and Don Linke; and the varsity is also bola Itered by eight members of last year’s championship freshman teami Bruce Roll- ns, Dan Meyer, Craig Gor~ BRYAN'S Shoe Service Shoes Lace Boots Slipon Boots Snow Boots Overshoes Shoe Repair 921 BROAD SWEDE'S GRlNNELl. 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Mem- bers of the freshman teem areii Joel Haefner, fitevo Ward, Jim Cams, John Weius, Alton Motohu, Jared Van Wagenen, Chris Decker, Bill Parkes, Mike Daley, Bruce Morrison, Milt e Fitzgerald, Greg Gaines, Bruce Hubbell, Henry Corona, and Mitch Erickson. Christmas Cards Y Hallmark 8t Norcross Imported Ghrisimas Ornaments, Gill Gallery Eifis For Everyone, Choose Your Gifts From Our Wonderful World of cosmetics Cunningham's Immortal Glory In Three Inches Recently, there have been several misleading and dan- gerous rumors that Arthur 1‘. Quang, that giant figure in t w e n t i e t h cen» tury thought, never existed. The reek dents of the Zappa Passion Pit would like to straighten out these mis< understandings before the con- troversy gets out of control. Quang, the patron saint oi the Pit, Was born in the musha melon capital of the world, Batchtown, Illinois, He no- tended Bethany Bible College and, after a dishonorable dis- charge, founded the Quang Academy of Base Thought. Queng died of an obscure so‘ clel disease in 1332i His most notable contribution to Western Philosophy was his remarkably. perceptive and immensely pm found statement, “Let’s keen it crude. . . ." As a fitting memorial to Arthur 1., the Zappa Passion Pit has adopted this quotation as its motto. Men In the News Lillie, Boswell Win Top Football Honors Seniors and sophomore: split this year's post season lootball honors. Seniors receiving best player awards werei Bob Lillis, who won the most valuable lineman award for his performances as starting offensive and defensive tackle until a knee injury in the fifth game put him out for the season; Jon Bus— well, the school's leading ground gainer in both 1966 and 1968, who carried the ball 139 times for 472 yards, scored six touchdowns, and took the “most valuable back" awardr Sophomores honored werei Gary Johnson, this year's starting quarterback, Larry Grimm, and Jim Edwards, offensive guards, who were elected captain: for next year's team, It's Time for A Haircut BEFORE EXAMS ‘( VACATIONS LARRY'S Barber Shop Larry Hlnos 932 Main ‘BROTHERS' SLAUGHTER FACULTY ‘lAMBS' 57-37 With a strong surge in the see- one half, the CBS “Brothers" clamped a 51-31 defeat on the Grinnell Faculty "Lambs" in last Friday's Martin Luther King, Jr. Scholarship Benefit game. The Brothers jumped off to a quick 10-2 lead in the opening minutes. But a steady attack by the faculty and a seeming cold spell iorced a tight game. At the halt the Brothers led by only two baskets. The half-time festivities con- sisted of the announcing of the “Mystery Queen," Miss Odette deLecluse. Mr. Joseph Wall, Chairman of the Faculty, an< nounced her selection to the sur. prise of all—including her. The Queen descended from the stands and passed through a tunnel formed by the two teams while the crowd applauded wildly. Mn Wall awarded her with kissel and roses. “1 thank you from the bottom of my heart,” said the Queen, addressing her over 600 subjects present at the game, “For the first time since i've been so Grinneli, i’m almost speeclln less." The second half was over] hit as exciting as the first. “V-I-C~i- S. Are we vicious! Hell yes!" was the cry or thl CBS cheerleaders as the Broth- ers began to gradually increasi their lead In spite of their gallant st- iorls and fancy ball handling. the faculty could not stymio the CBS surge. The Brother! went on to win, 57437. The game, which some 600 spectators, netted $304.43 for the scholarship fund. The fund, named in holy or of the late Dr. King, was initiated by the Concerned Black Students and endorsed by the college, It will he used to aid needy black students. drew m ADDRESS HIREI