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Vol 92 No 5 DELAWARE OHIO OCTOBER 15 1958 Price 1 5 Cents PEP RALLY OWU Series A Homecoming pep rally Phi Psis will be held Friday al Blue Limestone Quarry behind To Monneit Hall al 7 pm Break Ground Present The rally sponsored by the Bishop Boosters Committee will begin with a parade from 10 filer Monneit Hall led by lhe OWU At Sunday Marching Band Renowned Actor House Completion Is Shakespearean Schedule Seen Ey Late I960 Friday The first step in the erection Sir John Gielgud acclaimed of Ohio Wesleyans third new by many as the worlds great- 10 am Trustees meeting MUB Ballroom fraternity house on the Wil- est Shakespearean actor will j liams Campus will take place bring his monodrama The 11 am The Rev Norman Vin- Sunday morning when Phi Ages of Man to Gray Chapel cent Peale Chapel speaker Kappa Psi Fraternity breaks tomorrow at 815 pm as the ground for their new quarters 4 pm OWU meet- second event of the Lecture- Associates About 250 guests and alumni ing Movie Series are expected to be on hand Sir John is touring the United 4 pm Alumni Directors meet- when the first dirt flies at the 10 States and Canada with his ing MUB Ballroom am ceremonies to be held two lots east o the present program which takes the audi- 6 pm Alumni Congress din- Sigma Alpha ence on the human journey Epsilon house ner MUB Ballroom Mark Selby distinguished from childhood to the grave as I Phi Psi alum whom seen throughout the eyes and 7 pm Pep rally Monnett after the OWU field is mind of Shakespeare Quarry football named s v zi will be among the returning The tour opened in Stratford HOMECOMING QUEEN Pal Cummings will reign over lhe 715 pm Play My Three group Robert R Elliott OWU I Ontario in late September as 1958 Homecoming Week End festivities She and her court Angels Willis Auditorium alum and national president of part of the Stratford Shake- shown at right will be presented al the Oberlin- OWU foot- Saturday the fraternity is also expected to be at the groundbreaking speare Festival held each sum- ball game lhis Saturday escorted by members of Omicron 815 am Alumni Fund break- Five Bids Received mer in the Canadian town Delia Kappa mens leadership honorary Photo by Cryder fast MUB Faculty Lounge Bids for construction of the Gielgud is noted for his por- 10 am Monnett Clubs execu- house which will cost an esti- trayal of Hamlet a role which tive committee meeting mated 225000 have been re- gained him international fame QOP ceived from five firms Split 10 on both the stage and screen Local am Soccer Dayton vs Construction will start by OWU Recently he appeared in the South Field Dec 1 according to Grant huge Laurence Olivier film ver- By Blake Schubert denced in the 8- 51 final vote 11 am Homecoming Chapel Peacock Phi Psi spokesman sion of Richard III thereby the eight vots being for Burns Politics Editor awarding of honorary alum He added that the new chap- earning new laurels five for the favored and much ter house will sleep 52 feed On Television As in most political races better known John Ashbrook 87 and will have accommoda- The English actor has appear- tions for 175 banquet guests U S this month who is national president of the ed numerous times in both across the Occupy by Late 1960 Young Republicans and State drama and comedy roles on local Republicans are scrambl- If all goes as planned the British and American television ing for survival Representative from Licking Phi Psis will occupy the new He was seen as a disgruntled County and the single vote for house by late fall of 1960 Pea- With the death of 18- year in- butler in a cameo scene in Beil Robinson incumbent state cock said Miss Allston Miss Andrews Michael Todds Around the cumbent J Harry McGregor representative from Mansfield Heading the Alumni fund World in 80 Days last week the 17th district GOP O ni awards speaker Arthur drive for the house was Al- S Flemming was dealt a severe blow if not len Conger former OWU regis- Sir Johns present appear- Rumor has it that Ashbrook a fatal one in the coming elec- 1130 am Alumni buffet trar and Phi Psi alum ances mark his first solo per- was the pre- meeting pick and tion according to reliable luncheon MUB Ballroom The new Phi Psi House like formances in the United States both he and Robinson were con- the Phi Gamma Delta and SAE stage political sources His last appearance in the sidered to have better chances 12 noon W- Association Meet- houses will be colonial style US was in 1950 in Christopher Before the meeting the GOP than Burns for the nomination ing MUB Faculty Lounge architecture occupying Lot Frys The Ladys Not For politicosi seemed to have been Five on the Williams Campus But in the hassle the less 1 pm Homecoming parade Burning quite confident about the elec- o of dis- tion but they now admit that populous counties the Sandusky Street I Amancan audiences had pre- represen- trict who have equal CRUSADE viously seen him in Hamlet they have a close race on their 125 pm Pre- game ceremo- high- county tation on the committee with The Importance of Being hands A ranking nies Selby Stadium For the next three weeks great the more populous counties Earnest Love for Love and GOP official indicated the Transcript will attempt concern about the outcome of pushed through Burns Rich- 2 pm Football game Oberlin Medea with Judith Anderson land and Licking counties the to focus attention on the and Florence Reed which he the campaign in light of the Nov 4 Congressional elec- Burns nomination two largest out of the seven in i t also directed In 1952 he ap- the district were reportedly to tions hoping to increase peared in the American film have been behind Ashbrook interest and to swell student version of Julius Caesar with Split In GOP absentee balloting in their Burns is opposed by Demo- home contests Marlon Brando Rep McGregors death seems Blake Schubert sopho- o to have caused a split in the crat Robert W Levering Miss Hntchinson Miss Fately more has been named Poli- GOP camp In Saturdays meet- tics Editor to head up this ing of the 17th district Repub- vs OWU pre- election Transcript cru- Capsf Sato lican Central Committee there Saturday Parade Set 430 pm Post- game reunions sade Friday Homecoming Chapel was definitely a lack of unani- at fraternities and sororities 48- Homecoming Parade The Rev rvorman Vincent mity on the selection of The Peale year old Coshocton O attorney planned by the Special Days 815 pm Play My Three Date Named For Tug to run for Angels1 Willis Auditorium Monday Omlcron Lawrence Burns Committee is scheduled to The traditional freshman Delta Rep McGregors seat Kappa tapping start at Monnett Hall at 1 9 pm Homecoming Dante sophomore tug of war has Wednesday Campus Chest This sharp division was evi pm and end at Selby Field Edwards Gym been scheduled for Oct 25 Page 2 OHIO WESLEYAN TRANSCRIPT October 15 1958

is Half A I Set v W Priest Ohio Wesleyans 12 sorori- s I ties will enter floats in com- petition during half- time cere- monies of Saturdays Home- coming game against Oberlin r 1 The sororities have been di- University To Give V V vided into four groups each of Awards For Service t i which sponsors an entry Three Delaware residents Group one includes Chi will be among the five persons V Omega Kappa Alpha Theta who will receive a newly es- and Zeta Tau Alpha group tablished honorary award from X y two Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Ohio Wesleyan at Saturdays Ax Xi Delta and Pi Beta Phi and 11 am Homecoming Chapel group three Alpha Delta Pi Honorary Alumni awards will Kappa Kappa Gamma and be presented to George Mum- Delta Delta Delta Alpha ma president of the Sunray 1 Gamma Delta Delta Gamma Stove Company Father William and Gamma Phi Beta comprise C OBrien pastor of St Marys SORORITY OPEN HOUSES provided Ohio Wesleyan men with a pleasant diversion from the fourth group Catholic Church and Joe Vogel forced labor at their studies last Sunday afternoon as many sororities celebrated the end of Financial limit on this years owner of the Peoples Store this years formal rush activities with informal functions in honor of their pledge classes floats is 50 each The event Others to be honored are The students above are shown at Kappa Kappa Gammas open house festivities Staff Photo will be judged by Prof David Mrs Charles B Mills of Marys- Jennings and Acting Associate ville O wife of the Board of Dean Eugene White and Miss Trustees Chairman and W E Jane Hill resident counselor Bliss of Youngstown O pres- Cane To Be Presented MUD Ttmes at Monnett Hall ident of the Standard Slag o Company and a former Univer- To Alum sity Trustee who has been ac- Oldest OWU TODAY Four Convicted in its 4 pm Student- tive fund raising efforts The Godman Cane held by teaching in Columbus In his Faculty For Gambling N Flemming to Speak the oldest living alumnus of the lasl teaching position he served Activities East and West Arthur S Flemming who earliest graduating class at as head of the department of Conference Rooms Four freshmen men were left the presidency of Ohio Ohio Wesleyan will return to ophthalmology and otolar- yngology tried and convicted Oct 1 by Wesleyan in August to become campus Friday when it will be College of Medicine SUNDAY Mens Court on charges of secretary of health education presented to Dr John Edwin Ohio State University 5 pm Student Chris- gambling in a residence hall and welfare is scheduled to Brown 94 of Columbus a A member of the Board of tian Federation Ballroom Court sentenced the four to speak at the ceremony member of the class of 1884 Trustees since 1916 he ap- a semesters good conduct pa- was MONDAY The Honorary Alumrtus The cane originally belonged pointed the Universitys first role and fined them 25 each 12 noon 15 award has been established to to William D Godman the only life trustee in 1951 Omicron Delta of which was suspended Kappa give unique honor to persons member of the Universitys In 1950 Dr Brown set up the luncheon Ballroom The men all testified that who did not attend Ohio Wes- first graduating class in 1846 Edward L Rice Pre- Medical they had had at least some leyan TUESDAY regu- but who have served the The last holder of the cane ws Fund to give added support to knowledge of the OWU 8 pm Student be- University Benjamin Sprague Cowen of pre- medical training at the Council lations against gambling East Conference Room Mumma is a native of Iowa the class of 1884 former Associ- University He established the and fore entering the penny- ante Student Government Office game City la and has been a civic ated Press man and one- time fund as a tribute to bis friend card leader in Delaware since 1946 editor of the Xenia Torchlight Dr Edward Rice who served when he moved here He has who had been living in Mont- as head of the zoology depart- Snacks Help Studying been serving the University as rose Ala since 1952 ment for 45 years SHOP ACROSS FROM AUSTIN an OWU Associate He is a Dr Brown will be the 12lh at graduate of the US Naval graduate to carry cane this Freshmen To Sit WHETSEL BROTHERS Academy and attended the Uni- made of olive wood brought versity of Pittsburgh Graduate from the Mount of Olives by On East Side at Selby RED and WHITE STORE School the original owner To mark Freshmen will have spec- Faiher OBrien Active the occasion Dr Brown will ial seats in the center sec- Father OBrien per- has been receive the cane at a special tion of the east stands for manent pastor of St Marys presentation ceremony at 11 Homecom- Church since 1928 Saturdays Go to Church and has been am Friday in Chapel ing game against Oberlin an active participant com- in Dr Brown who fully retired This seating arrangement is munity affairs Ohio Wesleyan from medical practice in 1944 again being used this year alumni ihis Sund remember him for the was for nearly 30 years con- to help accommodate the tradition he has of established nected with medical college large crowd that is expected saluting Ohio Wesleyan gradu ates each June by ringing the church bell at the conclusion of the commencement exercises Compdmenli Vogel a native of Poland ASBURY came to America when he was DELAWARE HARDWARE METHODIST CHURCH 21 years old and has been a Lincoln at Franklin Thomas L Delaware businessman for the Cromwell Minister past 35 years In January he 1030 Morning Worship was named Man of the Year Sermon Research For Peace by the Delaware Chamber of Commerce Observance of United Nations Birthday His son Ezra was graduated UNITED 1 from Ohio Wesleyan in 1950 CHURCH OF CHRIST t and after receiving his PhD formerly First Evangelical and degree from Harvard in June Reformed Church went to Japan for two years of study on a Ford Foundation SHOP AT Craig A Reed Pastor grant W Central and N Franklin Sts 930 am Sunday School Get your point across The Style Shop 1030 am Worship Service i THF WIIIIAM CTPPFT MFTHfinKT fHI IOTH Dr Harold R Weaver Minister FOR YOUR 915 College Class 1030 am Worship Service CAMPUS FAVORITES Lid A Man of Temper ST MARYS CATHOLIC CHURCH DRESSES next to OWUs Main Campus on William St anew Sunday Masses 8 and 10 am Masses every Weekday 630 and 8 am BLOUSES SKIRTS Rev William P OBrien Pastor Rev Joseph Stanton Assistant Pastor from norcros9 SWEATERS FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH BRAS GIRDLES Louis E Campbell Minister oLeeJ1 A PHONE 3- 9761 tore COME IN AND BROWSE 1030 am Morning Worship Service W Winter at Washington October 15 1958 OHIO WESLEYAN TRANSCRIPT Page 3 expanded IFC organization Arcgo s hit will depend on the quality and reek Presideiiis interest of the applicants for these first committee posts By- Meek said The remaining com- limits Stage Approve Laws mittees authorized under the Establishment of four stand- The Executive Council will new by- laws will be established Convicts Spend ing committees and one special meet Tuesday night to choose at a later date depending on Holiday In Play committee was voted by IFC the prospective committee per- how quickly the first com- presidents following unani- sonnel for recommendation to mittees can get underway My Three Angels the rol- mous approval of the new by- the Fraternity Presidents As- The presidents felt that the licking story of three convicts laws last Wednesday sembly The assembly will proposal a combined who spend Christmas in a pri- for Through the new committees meet the following night to men and womens government vate home will presented as he concerning house management consider recommendations was impractical and did not Homecoming play tonight the pledge training rushing trea- Top Men Needed feel that their time should be Friday and Saturday at 815 sury and public relations IFC The future of the new and taken up with its consideration pm in Willis High Schodl Aud- plans the expansion of its itorium Donahue active personnel according to Jim Duimond Elliott Sluhan Cancels Dale Phil Meek president CARRY OUT and Ken Jahraus are starred Distribution of forms for STAIRS top in the title roles Other roles over 14 positions began Mon- BEVERAGES FROM 22 COUNTRIES are taken by Bob Connors as day to those fraternity mem- the father in the invaded home bers interested in applying for PARTY SUPPLIES PICNIC GOODIES and Judy Strimer as his daugh- the positions of chairman or ter Mary Louise Prof Donald secretary in the standing com- C Eyssen is the director The Sam Donahue Band mittees or for chairman or The play is set in a French originally scheduled to play member of the public relations SURPLUS STCGK penal colony during the holiday at Saturdays Homecoming committee SL season humorously The plot Dance cancelled late yester- Interviews Scheduled Savings up to 50 traces the mysterious murder All applicants are to sign up of an old his son day man and for interviews to be held Mon- ALL NEW LINE OF SPORTSWEAR whose appearance has served At press time no replace- day or Tuesday with mem- to put a damper on the inhabi- bers of the IFC Executive CAR COATS ment been named al- 799 tants Yuletide spir- it had Council in the Student Gov- The boy had been courting though Social Committee ernment Office at the MUB Mary Louise with none but the member Grant Peacock was Deadline for receipt of appli- E- uOILELY worst intentions an ingredient possible cations and for interview sign SEJE negotiating with a 12 which thickens the plot con- 5 North Sandusky band ups is Friday at pm siderably The present fraternity rep- Ohio Wesleyan students will The dance wiU go on as resentatives on the four stand- be admitted free with identifi- ing committees will be placed scheduled 9- 1230 PM in cation cards Tickets for par- on their respective committees ents alumni and friends are Edwards Gym Peacock said without interviews available in the Gray Chapel Beat cages The WARNINGI Phi Psi No organization is permit- Would like to Oberlin ted to place signs anywhere Welcome all Alumni on campus without getting permission from the Stu- and Friends dent Government Public- We would like to extend an invitation to ity Office Signs are not to be placed on trees Any everyone to attend the ground- breaking organization violating this ceremonies for our new fraternity house at rule will be subject to pen- 5 Williams Drive alty Student Council has 20 S SANDUSKY ST announced 10 am Sunday October 19 1958 A new idea in smoking ireiDesl3i3es ycDdair ftasft

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EDITORIALS US Should Recognize Communist China THE UNITED STATES both under the Truman and Eisenhower Administrations has refused to rec- ognize Communist China Chief reason for the non- recognition according to Secretary of State John Foster Dulles is that China is a revolutionary gov- ernment which has violated the code of civilized nations We list the following for consideration 1 Can the US afford to pretend that the Red Chinese government rightly or wrongly represent- ing the worlds most populous country 600 million does not exist 2 Continued U S non- recognition will mean a growing U S isolation from the position taken by our allies rather than an isolation of Red China For example Red Chinas trade with the free world jumped from 772 million in 1955 to over 1 billion in 1956 despite the US 3 Mr Dulles policy of non- recognition is like an ostrich who sticks his head in the sand hoping that whatever bothers will ignore him and go away J Chiang Kai- shek is not the spokesman for China He SPIRITED ALUMS OUR BACKBONE never will be unless returned to the Chinese main land by force of U S troops Letters To The Editor THOSE ARGUING against recognition of the Red regime state that China has violated the UN Charter on degradation of individual dignity Smocks For Rush Reader Mocks Red China is not bound by the UN Charter since Editor the Transcript even It wquld violate Federal law she is not a member Are Chinas atrocities any Numerous remarks concern- 8 To decide pledging Dean if control were turned over to worse than those of the Russians in Hungary Arab ing the unfairness of sorority Parker will flip a coin for each an independent group Nationalists in the Middle East or the Cuban rebel- rush has led to the proposal of girl Neither is there any ap- lion All these countries exist diplomatically for a completely new rush system 9 On pledging night all parent basis for his remark t the U S and sit in the UN General Assembly by an OWU senior And now freshman women will receive the Transcript that All pro- without further adieu present- the letter of the sorority they grams must be supervised To the argument by that we would lose the respect ing will pledge Immediately they a faculty adviser during trans- of our Pacific allies we ask Could we lose respect 1959 will run down and assemble mission by Federal Communi- by giving up an outmoded course Do our Pacific The Panhel Rush Rules outside these houses still cations Commission ruling If allies demand firmness behind a seemingly wrong clothed in smocks and hoods 1 women there are such laws they are policy rather than a right policy which would make All freshman will At the tolling of the Monnett blousy not mentioned in the official firmness worthwhile wear white smocks at bell all smocks and hoods will x all times during rush A white rule book FCC Rules and By bargaining with Red China on recognition be removed revealing faces Regulations at hood will cover the head at all and figures while the black an opportune time we can offer recognition times Besides speaking from a po- her shroud covering the house dra- on these terms our terms sition of apparent ignorance 2 All upperclass women matically drops to the ground of FCC law Mr Bleum seems 1 the Taiwan will wear corresponding black unveiling the sorority to which That government Formosa be to have been misinformed recognized as legal government of hoods and smocks the women have pledged the the island about alledged faculty sup- to UN 3 All sorority houses will be 10 All sororities will be and admitted the Assembly along with Red port of his actions According draped in black shroud to con- graded on each woman they China That the Reds understand that any invasion to reliable sources ceal distinguishing character- pledge decided when they arc no vote of Formosa would be subject to UN police action on WSLN was against istics and to keep all the admitted as follows Ugly taken at her last meeting Thus we houses on an even level All 0 Dumb 0 Poor 0 Pretty weeks 2 find that his arguments against That all Americans held in China without due sororities shall be designated 2 Smart 2 and Rich 2 student control of process of law by international tribunal be released by letters House A House Combinations of two 5 points the station and we say in return for U S recognition of their government B etc Combinations of all three this with all due respect seem to have 4 Freshman women shall 7 points 3 That neutral India sit as the fifth member of no factual leg to stand on be known only by the num- 11 After the totaling of the Security Council rather than China or Formosa Thus far Mr thus preventing an irreconcilable rift in the UN ber pinned onto the smock points sororities will be grad- Bluem has 5 Upperclass women will ed and a Top Six sorority list openly offered financial com- The Transcript firmly believes that Communist pensation from China a not have names or identifying will be issued Only women in the Speech government we disagree with should be Department for recognized displomatically and should be admitted pins and will not be allowed the Top Six will be allowed three WSLN to the UN as the legal government of the Chinese to speak to freshman women to date OWU men Continued on Next Page mainland at any time Dick Des Ruisseaux The Editorial Board 6 During five- minute open houses women will walk sil- 0Dltu IBrfllrijau ently through the houses The Blucm Hit sororities will put down the Editor the Transcript SJransrriitt Committee Might numbers of rushees they want In reference to the state- while the rushees write down ments made by A William Founded In 1867 the letters of the houses they Bluem OWU Radio- TV head Sdve WSLN Fights want we would like to respectfully Member Associated Collegiate 7 Girls will draw to see submit the following Press and Ohio College News- THE RECENT internal dispute at radio station Although paper Association where they will go back to in- we make no WSLN is another example of a vaguely sta- claim to a thoro- defined formal and formal parties To ugh knowledge Published weekly September tus and inadequate faculty- student communications of the FCC tliniiiKli May excel t during Un- offer entertainment profes- rules iversity holidays iin examination As there is no apparent periods reported in this weeks Transcript the misunder- sionals will stroll from house legal Entered as second class standing has at least for the moment been basis for this statement matter under Act of March 8 settled to house again keeping it made by Mr Bluem U S 1ost Ollice Delaware by Alpha Epsilon Rhos seeming acceptance that sta- last week Ohio Subscription rates per year Mail S I C tl National adver- tion heads be paid University employees appointed tising representative National by Speech Advertising Service 420 Madison the Department The radio honorarys Ave Neu York N Y Editorial right to select top WSLN staffers which it formerly and business address PO Hnjc Sl Delaware Ohio Ollice enjoyed was never officially sanctioned but only ap- lteiffer Natatorium Ohio Wps- proved as 1955 man- leyan Cniversity Delaware Ohio informally part of the station By- lincd columns do not neces- agers yearly report x sarily represent the opinions of By Bob Barnhouse tile editor Nevertheless WSLNs status academic function EDITOR JACK BATTY or not has yet to be officially defined The Speech Some men on campus have begun to suspect that the Ad- MANAGING KI1 Departments role as supervisor is based on bud- ministration has replaced the I I LI DA R ROW its telephone operators with a long News- Assoc Ed Vick French getary control over WSLN However the basic issue play record that constantly repeats Im sorry that exten- Academic All airs is Dinnv Barbour still remains Where does the ultimate authority sion usy Arts Editor John Everts and control lie and what channels does it follow Community Affairs Ron Rathburn Therefore we propose that a committee be estab- The remains of Organizations the United States first moon rocket are Cindv Parks lished to draw up an official statement of sta- hurtling back Politics Editor Illake Schubert the towards earth Maybe we will all live to see Student Affairs tions position in relation to students and the Ad- Henny Penny vindicated Carol Van Karsen Student Government ministration Sue McCabe Sports We suggest that members of the Speech Depart- Many alums be Editor Rot Lockwood will returned for the Homecoming festiv- Photo Editor lohn Elliott ment officers of Alpha Epsilon Rho and perhaps the ities Most fraternities will be sure to HIS MClt DICK SMITH include a trip along Advertising Mgr Pave Yoder Dean of the University comprise this temporary Williams Drive in the itinerary for old grads Circulation Mgr Hill Gibson committee Once a groups official position is clearly Asst Circulation Tom Drake Pus Seoy San lee Cbisbolm agreed upon such jurisdictional disputes should The Bishops showing EDITORIAL BOARD Robert B at Saturdays game was no less It never have cause to arise tremendous Many than irnlionse John T Ratty Wil- students swore they could feel the soirit li ni ft Purrow Jane Eirmin surge through their veins Susanne S McCalie Joyce O mdr wrd Wilier George S Pond Michael Rose October 15 1958 OHIO WESLEYAN TRANSCRIPT Page 5 AAorc Mail Faculty Adds Calculus YOUR DUTY Never Took Home Ec To Geometry Course Continued from Page 4 The change of Math 201 an- if they will work at the brass alytical geometry to Math 121 station his policies He under Wins Baking Contest analytical geometry and cal- has to have Alpha threatened culus received faculty ap- Epsilon Rho which has been Mrs Don De Vault 47 Phi calling saying how do you proval Oct 6 generally opposing him ex- Beta Kappa and zoology ma- keep them from sticking to Math 201 met three days a orga- jor never pelled from the national who took a home the pan week for three hours credit and thus removed economics course Ohio nization at Math 121 meets five days a campus in from the Wesleyan is back Delaware This is the eighth year she week and carries from three We sincerely hope 025000 winning that richer after to five hours credit depending person- entered the contest I just others besides station t first prize for her apple twists on previous math background nel will help us in this strug- in the annual Pillsbury baking want to settle down now get gle to provide our campus with contest in New York City my washing and ironing done Pi Delt Sets Course a student radio station Sept 22 and cook for my husband and Pi Delta Epsilon national Skip Landt After many radio and tele- two children she said They journalism honorary recently o met to discuss plans for the vision appearances Mrs De are tired of living on hambur- Vault has been refusing all years program and the annual gers I WSLN Discontent Students planning to vote club speaking engagements spring banquet The Editor the Transcript in their home state elec- except her own the Delaware As of a few days ago the tions are urged to register Child Study Club to which fate of WSLN appeeared to be with the Institute of Prac- she spoke recently Last week PcN OS with hanging on the string that is tical Politios free voting- the 32- yearold Alpha Gam held somewhat shakily by Mr service this week Susan served as a baking contest oats Tweed IPP assistant will judge at Ohio Bluem the radio- TV Head the Restaurant Jyr By the Author of Rally Round the Flag Boys and here at WSLN Let me try to notarize applications for ab- Association meeting tsarcjool tsoy with once explain what I mean by that sentee ballots as well as the Her recipe with the suc- statement WSLN for several ballots Applications for ab- cess story has appeared in years in fact since it came on sentee ballots must be tiled many publications including THE TRUE AND HARROWING FACTS the air in 1952 has been op- now and ballots should be the Oct 6 Time magazine ABOUT RUSHING erated as a broadcast station mailed no later than Oct But said Mrs De Vault furnishing the students of OWU 30 to meet most state dead- Pillsbury simplified it con- It is well enough to sit in ones Morris chair and theorize about with the same services that are lines Miss Tweeds office siderably causing me a lot of sorority rushing but if one really wishes to know the facts one found today on a good broad- hours are 9 am- 5pm El- embarrassment Strangers keep must leave ones Morris chair and go out into the field My cast station liott Hall third iloor Morris chair incidentally was given to me by the makers of Philip We have been kept busy GiS Morris They also gave me my Philip chair They are great- covering local sports and Programs hearted folk the makers of Philip Morris as millions of you local news and also we had know who have enjoyed their excellent cigarettes Only from many features pertaining to Activities To Begin Soon bountiful sous could come such mildness such flavor such is campus activities There Weekly programs at the pleasure as you will find in Philip Morris For those who prefer nothing in the FCC publica- Girls Industrial School located crashproof boxes Philip Morris is available in crashproof boxes against this tion Policy OK between Columbus and Dela- For those who prefer soft packs Philip Morris is available in In view of this WSLN has ware will begin Oct 24 with soft packs For those who prefer to buy their cigarettes in bulk not in any way in the past Submission of the new Con- an open house at the school please contact R Sigafoos friendly manager of our violated its operating authori- dor Flying Club constitution Emmctt Gordon Greek co- chairman of we so and had for Student Council approval factory in Richmond Virginia zation Had done the OWU project told the re- last Tuesday evoked passage But I digress I was saying that in order to know the true we not fullfilled the FCC Transcript pro- of a new Student Activities facts about sorority rushing one must go into the field and in- quirements then in all Leaders are to be chosen to not have re- policy vestigate Consequently I went la- t week to the Indiana bility we would work with each of the 12 cot- The resolution replaces a College of Spot Welding and Belles- Lettres and interviewed ceived a license renewal this tages this year who will go former Student Government several million coeds among them a lovely lass named Gerund year Thus I dont see where through a leadership training policy whereby new groups is the station should become program McKeever It incidentally quite an interesting little story sta- submitted charters to more of an educational their Any interested m about how she came to be named Gerund It seems that her both the faculty and Student student tion than it has been may sign up at the GIS father Ralph T McKeever loved grammar better than any- Council GIS Another thingto think about project in the Red Cross thing in the world and so he named all his children after parts The new policy states that office is the possible discontinuance building on William Street or of speech In addition to Gerund there were three girls named operation at WSLN entirely Student Council will submit of contact the co- chairmen Preposition Adverb and Pronoun and one boy named Dative new constitutions to the joint Pat and this is possibly not too far and Gordon Greek Case The girls seemed not to be unduly depressed by their student- faculty Student Acti- Chase off names but Dative Case alas grew steadily more morose and on campus vities Committee for consider- Upon my arrival was finally found one night dangling from a participle After and after my first meeting ation before Council itself this tragic event the father abandoned his practice of gram- with Mr Bluem I was inform- votes nomenclature and whatever children were subsequently ed that WSLN might give up According to Student Coun- matical its FM license and work cil President Lowell Fleischer born to him eight in all were named Everett strictly on carrier current in The faculty may upon recom- But I digress I was interviewing a lovely coed named the dormitories Later I was mendation of the faculty mem- Gerund McKeever Gerund I said were you rushed by a told that we were going to let bers of the Student Activities Tutoring by Spanish sorority stay on Committee review Student Yes mister she said I was rushed by a sorority the FM the air and lay Mrs Matanco discontinue carrier service to Councils action Did they give you a high- pressure pitch I asked Did the dorms Now I finally hear Fleischer commented that they use the hard sell that we were going to leave were saving the faculty a lot No mister she replied was all done with quiet Phone 3- 3062 It out set up as it was and ex- of time by having a small dignity They simply talked to me about the chapter and the pand the carrier current to group of the faculty review girls for about three minutes and then I pledged new clubs serve all the campus living My goodness I said Three minutes is not very long for units including fraternities a sales talk Next we would leave our car- It is when they are holding you under water mister said set up as stands and in- rier Gerund crease the quality of the FM signal and possibly increase the FM power And now final- ly we might finally discontinue am the FM operation again entire- A ly depending on the attitude of the Board of Trustees Thus I am confused and cant make any recommendations for im- provement of our technical service due to lack of consis- tency at the top of the station Also the carrier current op- eration will be the same as the FM in the future according to the latest reports on Mr Bluems decisions but this Well Gerund I said how do you like the house probably now has chanTed bv I like the house fine mister she replied But I dont live always sterns to soma how It there Unfortunately they pledged more girls than they have as those wiio snend anv time for so they are sleeping some of us in the bell tower at the station veil know room that rather noisy I said i Thus we have ivi idea what 1 Isnt said Gerund our service will he to the stu- Only on the quarter- hour dents if there is it h any p 4 Well Gerund I said it has certainly been a pleasure talking to you I said all We dont know whether w- The Circle K drive for funds needs your support shall be on earner tivl or lxm Likewise mister she said and with many a laugh and and further we rion t kh The Ohio Wesleyan Club is selling stadium seats cheer we went our separate ways she to the campanile I to what type program service to gain funds to support the Circle K International the Morris chair lnssMaxstiuimM shall be rendering to tiir Convention to be townspeople and also our rv Filter smokers hare you tried todays Marlboro Tlie liltert students hsd hsro a Wesleyan next Sszzftsr improved and the flavors as great as ever More than ever Technical director WSLN you get a lot to like in a Marlboro made by the sponsor of William G Ball this column Page 6 OHIO WESLEYAN TRANSCRIPT October 15 1958 In this race Democrat David campaign along with Nelson Lawrence of Pittsburgh Pa is Rockefeller GOP nominee for Fearless a heavy favorite to move up to governor Joe Hill Predicts the governors chair A strong Connecticut Democrats are showing by Lawrence mignt hopeful that an expected large Editors Note This is the Mansfield in Montana all strong labor unions Sen Goldwater is sweep Gov Leader into the plurality for Gov Ribicoff will first in a series of articles on favorites to succeed themselves being hard pressed in his fight Senate seat as well enable their Senatorial candi- political trends in the coming Republican strategists have for re- election but the effect pf This coat- tail effect will date Thomas Dodd to edge out Nov 4 election Next week the expressed hope of defeating a pro- labor campaign in Ari- have some influence on Senate GOP incumbent Sen William Right to Work issue will be Sen William Proxmire of Wis- zona basically a farming state contests in New York and Con- Purtell analyzed and in the final week consin who was elected a year aids the Senator necticut a traditional weather- California Democrats jubil- House of Representative and ago because of a serious split Bet On Coldwaler vane state ant over a heavy primary elec- gubernatorial races loill be pre- among GOP factions Sen Despite a preponderant Dem- New York Democrats are fac- tion turnout hope that it car- dicted Proxmire is currently rated ocratic registration Sen Gold- ed with an intra- party rift and ries over to elect Rep Clair Joe Hill is someivhat of an the favorite in this race water is currently slightly fav- with an unusually strong slate Engle to the Senate over pres- authority amateur in the field Bricker Favored ored to win Rep Hugh Scott of Republican opponents Some ent Gov Goodwin Knight Re- prognosticating R- of election Here in Ohio the prospect Pa a strong vote- getter misgivings exist over the Sen- publican nominee This race is However in years Student toss- last of a victory for Sen John W is pitted against Governor ate nomination of Democrat currently regarded as a up presidential o Government race Bricker are high Sen Bricker Leader in the Senate race Frank Hogan who was pushed lie predicted the total Rep Tam- number is well known and is cam- Many strategists give through the convention by of ballots cast within five votes paigning for a third term Scott a lead but the outcome many Hall boss Carmine De- HistoryHonorary winning to and the margin be against Democrat Stephen M of the gubernatorial race will Sapio between 25 and 40 notes Lowell Young who is often a candi- heavily influence the Senate Watch Keating BeginsRecruiting Fleischer won by 30 ballots In outcome GOP candidate Kenneth date but seldom a winner Applications for member- the 1956 US Presidential con- Keating is a proven vote- getter Despite his indicated edge in ship will now be received by test he foretold the Ike land- and is conducting a vigorous slide ED this race Sen Bricker is con- Phi Alpha Theta history ducting a vigorous campaign so By We need your head Application honorary according to Jean Joe Hill as to try to aid the remainder Fulbright Frazee president In writing a coiumn 1 of this of the GOP state ticket In our Business Stays Open To Nov The group is open to all nature one necessarily must In Michigan a strong drive by Competition for 900 Ful- juniors and seniors who have go a out on organized labor coupled with bright and Latin- American completed at least 12 hours in limb because widespread unemployment is CAPS scholarships for graduate study history with a 32 grade point jv election predict- J expected to enable Democrat abroad during 1959- 60 closes average in that subject and ins has always Phillip Hart to unseat Sen BARBER SHOP Nov 1 according to the In- who have a 28 overall accum- been a risky bus Charles Potter RMich stitute for International Edu- ulative point average i iness Organized labor has turned cation Interested persons should 1 This week the its big guns on Sen Barry 10 W William St Requests for application contact Miss Frazee or Prof joe Hill forecasts will be Goldvv a t e r R- Ariz be forms had to have been post- William Bultman adviser to focused on several nationally- cause of his violent attacks on marked before today the group Miss Frazee stated important Senate contests in the Nov 4 elections Considerable speculation has arisen over the degree and magnitude of the widelypred- icted Republican losses Vir tually every sample of public in opinion seems to indicate that qnJinrnpvrin5 the Republicans will take a beating in the Senatorial races According to these trends it would be reasonable to as- sume a net loss or five or six DG Senate seats for the GOP ENGLISH endorsement of English UNHIP Captured Maine The Democrats have already Lucky Strike cigarettes captured a GOP Senate in Maine and the political future THINKLISH TRANSLATION Other of Republican senators in Mich- m a brands of cigarettes burn with igan Arizona California Mary- envy over the matchless taste of land Pennsylvania New York and West Virginia is at best a Lucky Strike Luckys taste is precarious In addition to these honest taste the rich full taste of danger points GOP incumbents fine tobacco So any endorsement are locked in tight contests in of Luckies is bound to be a Tasti- Minnesota New Jersey Indiana and Utah monial Mmm The Republicans have only a remote chance of offsetting Thinklish SQUAREDALE BULLY these indicated losses by un- SCREWBALL English seating any sen- CAR Democratic EXTREMELY NARROW ators To accomplish this would English1 necessitate beating Sen Ken- nedy in Massachusetts Sen Symington in Missouri or Sen

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8 S Sandusky St Get the honest taste Across From City Hall Thinklish of a LUCKY Phone 2- 4751 STRIKE Product of JAnvu Jvvej is our mlddU mm October 15 1958 OHIO WESLEYAN TRANSCRIPT Page 7 Recent Grad Named To Alumni Fund Post in 1 William R Bennett from gram Cleveland Heights O has re- A 1958 graduate of OWU Sss cently assumed his duties as Bennett was chairman of the Gets Tax Job field secretary for the Alumni SG Special Days Committee Fund according to Howard and the Campus Chest drive Strauch director of the pro while an undergraduate Dana Latham a 1920 gra- duate of Ohio Wesleyan Uni- v i versity has been named new i commissioner of internal re- I venue by President Eisen- 4T hower WELCOME BAG The 60- year old Los Angeles tax expert was previously con- nected with the Internal Re- ALUMS venue Service in the office of V chief counsel in the late 1920s MARINOS PIZZARIA He has been a practicing at- Famous for real Italian pizza and salad dining room torney since 1927 and is a graduate of Harvard Law Open 5 pm Carry- Out Service Closed Monday School 1230 am Latham is a former trustee Call 2- 0682 Across from Edwards Gym of Ohio Wesleyan and a past president of the Los Angeles OWU MAJORETTES Three of the marching bands feminine Bar Association He has also vanguard are shown above going through their paces at last served as president of the Los Saturdays football game with Mount Union They are 1 to r Angeles OWU Alumni Associa- Elaine Petetson Jo Reiff and Gwen Greenfield Staff Photo tion He replaces Commissioner Your Friends C re- Meet Russell Harrington who Ice Cream at its Best signed to to return private Milkshakes Sodas Sundaes business Administration offici- the als had narrowed the search DEERLICK DAIRY INC Ao at for Harringtons replacement 33 W William Street Phone 3- 1211 down to Latham and a Boston tax attorney Officials had in- dicated that they were look- ing for a prestige appointee to take over the post Gel Yoar GURMJTEED V While at Ohio Wesleyan La- t tham was a member of Phi radiator prstegtigh Beta Kappa and Phi Kappa Psi AT He is the donor of the Dana H Latham Speech OVERTUSF COMBS Prizes awarded annually to the two members of the OWU graduating class who because of intelligent interest in pub- lic affairs and outstanding SOHIO speech activities give most promise of success in using Corner of William and Franklin 2 N SANDUSKY the spoken word for construc- tive social ends

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Columbus Window Cleaning Go 66 East Lynn Street Columbus 15 Ohio Page 8 OHIO WESLEYAN TRANSCRIPT October 15 1958 San Francisco Art Dating Increase Coeds Pick 109 MUB Show Mev Deans List Expected Soon Now At Open Rushing The exhibit of Fundamentals If the 1958 Meet the Fresh- of the Modern Dance now ap- Oneh- undrednine unpledg- men handbooks go on sale next pearing in the MUB through Slightly Larger ed Ohio Wesleyan women have week as planned it will be the the month of October is spon- earliest release in the history signed up for sorority open The first semester Deans Elaine Haley Judy Heusel sored by the Art Department of the picture album accord- rush according to the Dean of List containing 109 names Lon Hill Jackie Joy John ing to Student Government Womens Office while 15 chose The pictures showing basic shows an increase of five over Keltner Kathy Laird Peter Publicity to remain independent dance positions and examples last semesters list Latimer Committee Chairman Stu Purviance The earliest Ten sororities will be hold- of modern dance techniqus One hundred and three stu- Mc- previous Nov 19 ing cozies as part of the are on loan from the San dents appear on the cumula- Alice McAllister Sue date was he said open rush program Sororities Franciscan Museum in San tive list and six on the semes- Cabe Bob Maxwell Phyllis handbooks who did not fill their pledge Francisco Calif The sketches ter list Last spring 82 were on Patterson Merry Richardson The will be sold Bob Rich- by and dormitory class quota or whose chapters were especially prepared for the cumulative list and 22 on Richardson Judy fraternity 15 are under the ceiling of 80 the exhibit by students of a the semester list mond Wendy Robinson Blake representatives for cents Schubert Purviance reported This is less members will be eligible to combined art- modern dance The names of 23 seniors than cost he explained pledge more women class three juniors and 56 sopho- Betty Smith Jan Steinmetz However sororities and fra- riores appeared on the list last Cherie Toll Arlene Valduga ternities pledged 10 each last spring This semesters list John Warren year through Student Forum TIRES- BATTERIES contains 18 seniors 44 juniors The semester Deans List in- efforts to get the handbooks end 41 sophomores cludes seniors with a semester sponsored If we sell 1000 RECAPPING VULCANIZING well break even Purviance To point average of 360 or bet- TIRE SERVICE appear on the list seniors commented COMPLETE must have a point average of ter juniors with a 355 or bet- 335 or better and have enroll- ter and sophomores with a 350 or better who have never ed in a 495 or 496 course Jun- The best in hardware GOODYEAR iors must have a point average been on the cumulative list of 335 or better Sophomores The semester list includes 0 K HARDWARE must have a point average of George Cordner Phil Ensley SMITH- WOOD Inc 330 or better Ann Fee Patterson Herb 23 N Union St DELAWARE O Pat Mrs F R Conklin Singer Don Weaver Those seniors on the cumula- and tive list are Doug Austin Carol Blashfield Doris Burda Ngee- Pong Chang Barb Col- lins Theora Disher Jean Fra- GET SATISFYING FLAVOR zee Fred Fulmer and Billie Girkin Judy Hopple Jane Jacobs Phil Meek Joy Miller Rollie Morrison Jim OBrien Mor- gan Phillips Mike Rose Don No lavor Saliers flatfiltered- outf Juniors Don Allen Carol No dry smoked- out taste Anderson Judy Blackburn Sarah Blackmun Alain Cava- nie Sally Conner Bill Darrow Don Eastridge and Jay Eckiar- dt

Margie Edwards Jan Emer- son Barb Follmer Gloria Fox ess Larry Fulmer Willie Good J JL Carol Goodspeed Pat Gray a Dick Gregory Dick Hattwick Judy Heis Dick Hodge Ray Hopkins Elaine Hunsicker Jack Kan- gas Tony Kidd Kiger June uiwuwiamutJh I Dave Kramer ii g jff jt jh iff w j Bonnie McDonald Char Mor- ris Ken Morris John Mumma Marcia Rand Phil Roos Cindy Shetter Sue Shidaker Dick Smith Mary Steele Jan Stillinger Marilyn Stormer Rod Suthers Anita Taylor Ann Votaw Lynn Whipple Dave Yutzey Sophomores Audrey Aiken Mary Anderson Dennis Apple- yard Mimi Armstrong Marty Blue Kathy Brandt Bruce Buchanan and George Con- lades Ginny Coultrap Linda Cun- ningham Jon Denney Dick Doering Karen Draut Frank Dunbar Jan Dunham Adam Gahn Bruce Gensemer Bill Gigax Bob Ginaven Language Teaching Offered Next Semester A two- hour education course in teaching modern foreign languages will be included in the curriculum beginning next VIIL- DINJE semester as a result of a de- FOR FLAVOR AMD SS FINE TOBACCO FILTERS BEST cision at the Oct 6 Faculty meeting See how Fbll Malls greater length of fine tobaccos u

filters the smoke t and makes it t- S mild but does not You length of the Pall Molls greater length Filters I get greater O Q itovor undrr around and filter out that finest tobaccos money can buy filters the smoke naturally O through Pall Mulls fine tobaccos REU7 CAR satisfying A and they are I flavor Outstanding MiM Product of tJni Jmuem Uuzffieo- ryt tJouaeo is our middle name October 15 1958 OHIO WESLEYAN TRANSCRIPT Page 9 SG Budget Three Graduates Danforth Bids Asked Of OWU Mens Dorms Ask List Ohio Wesleyan again has Fellows since the program be- Gain Fellowships been invited to submit nomina- gan in 1951 Names of fraternity pledges Begins Year Three 1958 OWU graduates tions to the Danforth Founda- who move into fraternity entered graduate school this tion for 1959- 60 Danforth Gra- Young Elect houses for any extended duate Fellowships Demos September as Woodrow Wil- length of time should be re- son re- Danforth Fellowships are a- Dawson President Fellows according to a ported to head residents of ITJifhouf Debt cent release by the Woodrow warded to college senior men Dick Dawson junior was Wilson National Fellowship or recent graduates who plan elected president of the Young mens dorms according to an University Absorbs Foundation to teach in college and to enter Democratic Club last Thurs- IFC decision Wednesday Ernst Benjamin is studying graduate school in September day evening at a MUB meet- Old 1957- 58 Deficit political science and Louis 1959 The fellowships are for ing of the group Simpson economics at Prince- the first year of graduate study Other officers elected were Drive Opens Applications must be com- The 1958- 59 Student Govern- ton Dietmar Borchers is con- as follows Sue Thompson The Delaware County Unit- ment budget is starting this tinuing his studies of econo- pleted by Jan 31 1959 Fur- ed Community secretary- treasurer Bob Nel- Fund with a year with no deficit according mics at Carnegie Institute of ther information may be ob- 69000 goal opened its 1958 son publicity to SG Treasurer Doug Austin Technology tained from Prof Richard R chairman and drive this month Fund Presi- The clean slate for the first Information concerning Gay OWUs liaison officer Lon Hill membership chair dent Wyford D Jones has an- time in seven years is due to Woodrow Wilson Fellowships OWU has had five Danforth nounced a new system of fund control is available in the Office of Austin said the Dean of the University The 29050 deficit for 1957- Nominations for these fellow ships must 58 has been absorbed by the be made by faculty University according to Austin members by Oct 31 o SG accounts showed a 73918 deficit beginning July 1 1957 AWS Presents Skit However SG revenue al- BEST from The Association of Women WISHES locations and income amounted Students presented a skit Oct to 871979 last year 9 in the Stuyvesant Hall Expenses totaled 827113 for smoker to acquaint freshman the year so the net gain of women with the functions of 44866 reduced the deficit to AWS 29050 TO OUR FRIENDS AT Austin said the reason for the saving in income over expendi- Hair Styled tures was that two bands at which were scheduled to play MAR- DE here at a certain time were un- BEAUTY SALON able to fulfill their original contracts and thus forfeited part of their pay The resulting drop in the bands cost enabled LETTERPRESS the SG Social Committee to mm La come out in the black AND OFFSET Tid- Bits To Houses PRINTING The Bishop Boosters Bits a weekly letter announcing coming athletic events is to IIIDEPEfiDENT be sent to all fraternity and PRINT SHOP INC sorority houses committee The ORR BROWN PRICE CO Columbus Ohio chairman Barb Follmer an- 9 E William St nounced recently

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By K C Yuen mates are Council in their Oct 5 emer- Transcript Staff Another alum who was gency meeting responsibility actual Traditions are difficult to more outspoken condemned But the kill the sophomores for their re- ly lies with the sophomores pulsive behavior Alumni The use of force and violation The years which have seen Secretary Howie Stauch said of law is indeed the mark of their growth and acceptance the class rivalry is getting savagery and the people who nurtured out of hand Tom Ogle a senior from their growth have built up a 4 Oslo Norway said that the certain sentimentality and at- Sophs Savages area around the spring is dec- tachment to them An infuriated alum simply orative but dangerous termed the sophomores a If the spring is to be used In the light of the incidents bunch of savages when told for dunking purposes it could and development of past the of the Bob Kemp case as re- be made safer by removing two weeks the life of the old ported elsewhere in this issue the steps and filling the whole and beloved temporarily odi- Everyone is now looking to depression with sulfur water ous to some dink tradition is the proper enforcement of the like a gigantic bath- tub in jeopardy new disciplinary rules by of- But said he vive la dink In fact some students and ficials appointed by Student and dunking tradition faculty have even advocated its abolishment as one of two FRESH BLOOD for the dink tradition was indoctrinated early jhis new- solutions to the hateful injur- fall as found sophomores whole- heartedly stepped Fall Tune- Up Time At ious belligerent and at times into their role as persecutors of bare- topped frosh even bloody sophomorefre- shman Photo by Hill mies SERVICE rivalry mim I helped dunk one fresh- lege she commented Across from Edwards Gym But the campus consensus is man myself he mused but She recalled one serious ac- not so From high University we later became close bud- cident when a freshman of as out to be 27 officials down to the redca- pped dies he turned the class of had his skull ires h m e n themselves my roommate fractured in a brawl at the came re- there is universal agreement When the dinks into Sulphur Spring He never TREAT YOUR PARENTS TO A DINNER AT that the dink tradition is de- being he said only the men covered and died some years sirable for it distinguishes the wore them Asked about the after Dunking of frosh was freshman class as a unit and design of the dinks at that temporarily stopped after enhances their collective in- time Shipps said he could not that The at one terest recollect but time For The Underdog j they rims had narrow Mrs Long said there could Class Not Observed During War Interest Valuable be more stringent rules im- Except a break 02 Class interest can be very for brief plemented Im always for s ir A during War valuable said Herman M World II and the underdog The frosh have vice- after Shipps said he thought Shipps president and di enough troubles in their first the dink tradition was almost rector of University relations year of college without hav- RESTAURANT continuously observed Classes in and wom- ing to replace stolen dinks mens How did the dink business ens colleges are very closely among other things she said start in those old days knit he continued and are The dink tradition itself is Well the freshmen prob- much stronger than those in good It creates an espritdec- orps ably started it so that no one Newly Redecorated and Remodeled co- educational colleges among the class and the where would mistake them for soph- seniors can conveniently date students know who their class omores he facetiously re- freshmen plied 1 Excellent Food Vice- president Shipps grad- Mrs Long Remembers FOR ICE CREAM AND LUNCHES uate of the class of 1913 was Another alumnus who re- asked when the dink tradi- membered those by- gone days tion originated He taxed his was Mrs Allan Long 22 memory for some minutes and currently alumni editor of the Pleasant Atmosphere recollected I guess it began Ohio Wesley an Magazine wniil i mm in either 1911 or 12 She escaped the dink be- Wear Cuffs Down cause in those days the girls Before that time the frosh wore instead of dinks big red were required to wear their badges with the label frosh trouser cuffs down Violation on them But the sophomore- THE of this regulation of course freshman rivalry was as meant a sulfur bath old and as keen as the col STAMP COMPANY

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Jones Pi Beta Phi Katy Van Brimmer Delta Series audiences Friday night and Vigor Shown Monday night Not being well- versed in Kent State University to Gamma 58 to Otto Stock to an evening of grace and legisl- technicalities of the dancer The resolution calls for a Bruce Crittenden Beta Theta Sigma Phi Epsilon Dartmouth beauty Brilliant color emo- ativeexecutive this reviewer is not able to go system simi- Pi 58 tional dancing and the haunt- CongressE- deeply into the merits of the lar to the United States ing music of Prokofiev made xecutive pirouettes grand jetles and setup according the opening program a huge to RepresentativeatLar- ge Bill success other complex figures How- ever Bach CRYSTAL LAUNDRY CLEMIEBS It may be argued that the the overall impression was one film is more a photographed of amazement and A motion passed by the Sen- awe at the spirit and vigor Fast Service With Quality play than a true work of cin- ate may be vetoed by Student represented in the fight scenes ema The stability of the cam- Council but Senate may over- the passion of A One Stop Store for all Your Cleaning Needs era and the stagey effects the love scenes ride the veto with a two- and the final tragedy at Juliets thereby produced showed the thirds majority Laundry 1 Day Service bier Shirt film to have been made as The symbolism so in- The Senate will also have the 2- something of a quick- often Expert Dry Cleaning Phone 4081 Soviet power to review Student Coun- ie sufficiently expressed in words about Shakespeares tragedy cil action However the dancers led was seen its 15 N Henry St DELAWARE OHIO by prima ballerina Galina in fullest sense in Bach commented that the the movements of the Ulanova and Yuri Zhdanov dancers proposal if passed gives A lifting of the arm or a leap Council power to operate just from a step said chapters of as it does now However he written verse admitted that it would detract The crowds ever present in ultimately Alum Fund the films background set the mood of each scene Mercut- Bach said formation of a ios fight was caught up by Student Senate would make Good Luck Bishops Now Lags the mob and led forcefully to the Senator more of a repre- its fatal conclusion sentative and less of a vote Although Alumni Fund col- Tragedy Heightened counter lections are 1057 ahead of last At the grave the misty fig- of chapter vote years total at the same time ures made the tragedy spring Results the cBride- Wcod Irs the pace necessary to reach the to life as they acted out the will be tabulated at the next increased goal of 180000 is not feelings of the Montagues and Forum meeting o being met the Capulets when they real- Howard Strauch Alumni ized that this was their trag- 34 South Sandusky St Fund director reported Friday edy as well as that of the that 9206996 had been col- star- crossed lovers Smoking Nixed lected He stated that 280 fewer Ulanova recognized as the gifts had been made although worlds most accomplished bal- In Phillips Hall Here To Serve The Student the average size of gifts this lerina was beautiful as Juliet year has been 275 more than Her charm grace and agility Smoking will not be permit- those of 1957 40- belie her odd years ted in the classrooms and aud- The Alumni will rely Fund Zhdanov was her equal as itorium of the Phillips Build- heavily on 20 area campaigns Romeo a difficult role He ing as the result of a decision to be held between now and was able from scene to scene at the faculty meeting Oct 6 Dec 31 Strauch said to show the aspirations frus- Last years 150000 goal was trations and final futility of Smoking is still permitted topped by about 4000 The his supreme love for Juliet in the following buildings goal has been topped every Film Benefited Ballet ROTC MUB mens residence year since 1949 when the first This film served to many as halls WSLN Natatorium Furjd goal 50000 was estab- an introduction to the worlds Quonset Huts and the student lished great ballet With the familiar hospital The Fund was begun in 1926 story to this de- add interest Those buildings designated by Herman Shipps vicepr- esident partment is sure the color that off- limits for smokers includf and director of University film made many friends and Sturges Merrick Elliott Lyon relations persons won over scores of Art Hall the student observa- All money thus collected is to who had placed ballet next tory Edwards Gym Slocum used exclusively faculty for the grand opera at the bottom Library and womens dorm- salaries is but this not the sole of their list of entertainment except in the smokers source The Methodist Church The Lecture- Movie Series tuition and several Ohio indus- once again is off to a fine start Smoking is permitted in de- tries also furnish funds for and makes the coming season signated areas of Edgar Hali faculty pay appear all the more exciting and the Dramatics Laboratory

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a Man A special request to Chicago RadioHeadsChangec the University will be made SC Urges for money for this project Prof Bleum added Voters Plans for a University com- o Hear All To OWU Employees munications center featuring closed circuit television have Top posi- Student Council has issued WSLN executive week been drawn up under spon- to the following statement con- tions have been changed After becoming acquainted sorship of a possible benefac- GWU paid University posts was Cbir cerning student voting in it with laboratory facilities the tor as was reported in the national elections announced last week by Wil- 10 students in the class will Transcript last spring To liam Bluem supervisor of Group Spend WHEREAS we deem stu- prepare and produce a Shake- We hope that television fa- broadcasting activities Homecoming Away dent participation in the po- spearean program for audition cilities will be available on litical activities of the coun- Prof Bluem who made the on WOSU- TV next semester campus within a year or two Music is to demand prece- try necessary if we are to announcement to members of is accepted the for utilization by both stu- dence over Homecoming Week If the show continue to enjoy our de- Alpha Epsilon Rho radio hon- agreed to let OWU dents and faculty for academic End fstivities for the A Ca- station has mocratic way of life and orary said the selection of a kinescope a series of similiar purposes concluded Prof pella choir scheduled to de- WHEREAS we feel it is station manager program di- programs entitled This Was Bleum bark for Chicago 111 and the part of our duty to stimulate rector and technical director Conference on Family Life on will be made by the Speech Saturday thinking on national and in- ternational issues and Department with suggestions The quadrennial Methodist Harry Kepner present sta- WHEREAS through the by conference will also feature tion manager performances by vocal groups help of the Ohio Wesleyan from DePauw and Nebraska Institute of Practical Poli- Members of AERho former- CHARCOAL BROILED STEAKS Wesleyan universities The tics it is very easy to vote ly selected the radio station Ohio Wesleyanites are making by absentee ballot top brass a return appearance having STUDENT COUNCIL Former Head Announcer participated in the 1954 meet- URGES all qualified students Skip Landt who resigned over ing at Cleveland O to vote their convictions in a dispute with Bluem several We Are Happy to Count The The OWU group is slated to the November general elec- weeks ago told the Transcript make three appearances The tions that AERho was not consulted Alumni of Ohio Wesleyan among first is to be at a communion o about the jurisdictional switch service at 10 am Sunday Im- but was informed after the de- mediately following a wor- cision had been made Landt Our Friends ship service is scheduled and Less still retains his membership the program is to end at 2 pm Than in AERho The number of WSLN staff Full Week End Tha B Carpel and The music program is part 16 Per Cent members is smaller and less 6 7 of a week end of speeches dis- experienced this year than cussions and panels on family previously Kepner said Linccn Go life Seek Vote A separate staff department Bishop Hazcn G Werner re- has been established to pub- sident bishop of the Ohio Area Less than 16 per cent of the licize all campus events he 204 So High St Columbus Ohio of the Methodist Church will 300 OWU students eligible to added deliver the keynote address vote Nov 4 have applied for Groundwork for projected at the opening session of the absentee ballots at the Institute closed circuit television was set conference to be held at the of Practical Politics stated this fall with the inception of Conrad- Hilton Hotel IPP assistant Sue Tweed 58 the first organized class in tele- Freedom Faith and The Saturday vision programming and pro- A GOOD PLACE TO EAT Family is to be the theme of Miss Tweed also noted that ducing here at OWU the week end conference Three only 115 out of the 300 have In addition to weekly sem- thousand delegates are expect- bothered to register in their inars we have made arrange- ed to participate in the var- home communities Both serv- ments for the class to make Besides our delicious Dairy Creme desserts ious activities ices registration and obtaining two field trips in October to shakes and sundaes try our snack bar for Many Subjects an absentee ballot are offered Ohio State University stations Discussion groups will con- free of charge to any student WLWC- TV and WOSU- TV to 1 big juicy hamburgers sider such subjects as Christian voter by the IPP located cr participate in live studio pro- prejudice standards racial the third floor of Elliott Hal duction William Bleum as 2 hot fish- barbecue social pressures juvenile de- Students who have not reg- mar- linquency preparation for istered yet should do so im- 3 footlongs riage and Christian vocations mediately However many reg- Other conference speakers istration deadlines have already 4 and many other good sandwiches edi- The Gateway include Norman Cousins passed tor of The Saturday Review reg Katherine Oettinger chief of Eligible voters who have Publishing Co the US Childrens Bureau istered should obtain absentee Theodore H Palmquist pastor ballots now to allow time for round- delivery by BAIBY CBEfifl of Foundry Methodist Church trip mail 4 16 S Sandusky Washington D C and Gov Nov across the on South Sandusky William G Stratton of Illi Miss Tweed said that perti- from cemetery nois nent information on candidates o and issues from the widespread PRINTING localities of the absentee voters Gale Cheek owner Democrats is available in the IPP offices Set Goals 1 vy- A y- y OWU Young Democrats will PGW3Wkw H yv T- ryy launch a membership drive soon according to Lon Hill YD membership chairman f m Our immediate goal is to 4 fp v v v K establish a representative in each of the fraternity houses and dorms to encourage stu- ftftsft 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5 DR BLOCKS DIRECTORY iiiis6 jj OF MAGICIANS j Worlds Largest Directory Z Dr Marcus Block L- HY President Dr BLOCHS INSTITUTE OF MAGICIANS j Santa Maria Calif IK October 15 1958 OHIO WESLEYAN TRANSCRIPT Page 13 asssoig pa Schmidt Vs Guerrera As Obsriin Invades 1 t By Cliff Bouielle J 1 A passing battle featuring Oberlins top conference passer Bill Guerrera and OWUs Doug Schmidt second ranking passer in the OC seems inevitable as the Yeo- men invade Selby Stadium for a Homecoming battle Saturday The Battling Bishops will be seeking their third straight win Guerrera a 167 pound junior has completed 31 of oj pass attempts ior nve touchdowns On the other effect either on the ground or hand Schmidt has hit on 27 in the air Bill Guerrera Dave Hibbard out of 60- throws for three The Bishops looking to im Oberlin Fullback Top OC Passer Yeoman End scores Both teams have prove their three- way tie for played four games 2nd own fourth place in the OC will 3- 1 identical records have to improve their pass de- Singer vs DeHaven fense to stop the air- minded Schmidt and Guerrera rnsrs each Yeomen have the top pass receivers in is m ft the conference in Dick De Leading Pass Offense f Haven of OWU and the Yeo- Oberlin rates as the leading mens Harvey Singer Singer a offensive passing team in the llliilfi freshman halfback has been OC averaging 168 yards a When I the on the receiving end of Guer- game through the airways On Pick Up Win Over Wayne hit two mile reras passes 11 times for 139 the other hand the Red and mark at 10 14 I decided to dig yards and two touchdowns Black are currently permit- for the record said Gut- Gutknecht Sets Another Mark shortly race DeHaven has almost an iden ting an average of 90 yards a necht after the Following tical record as that of the game through the air which By Connie Lackman football game and the finish Gutknecht were will be part of the half time Don Boquard Bill Lawerence Yeomen speedster Schmidt rates a poor eleventh in the Today at Athens the OWU Gutknecht Wins Two Jim Plannica and Alex Schocn- has found him 11 times for Conference pass defense de- Cross Country squad faces the Relentless John Gutknecht feld to sew up the Bishops 136 yards and a touchdown partment Ohio U Bobcats The Bishops streaked on to two more first most impressive victory of the The Yeomen presently hold- On the brighter side of the are favored to repeat last years place honors one a record shat- 1958 season ing down a seventh place tie picture for the Bishops is the victory over the Bobcat har- terer as the Bishops after fin- Our greatest objectives now with Muskingum in the crazy- lowly status of Oberlins riers who wound up third in ishing second against Bowling are to win the OC and to place quiltel 15- team Ohio Confer- ground game which ranks last last years All- Ohio meet Green Albion Wednes- high in the College Nationals ence will also be employing in the OC The Yeomen aver- Saturday the Bishops face and last day swamped Wayne State said a happy George Gauthier the services of fullback Joe age 103 yards a game as com- their traditional rivals the last Saturday at Mich after the Wayne meet Horn and end Dave Stellar pared to the 171 yards eaten Oberlin Yoeman as a part of Detroit in a brilliant 15- 40 shutout In a tri- meet last Wednesday the third and fourth leading up per game by the Bishops a Homecoming game show at The Bishop harriers grabbed Bowling Green proved too much pass rceivers respectively in Thus the homecoming crowd Selby Field the first five places against for the Bishops in edging them the Conference will see a well- balanced OWU Until OWU grabbed the OC Wayne as Gutknecht led the 26- 29 despite a first by Gut- Captain Dave Hibbard is attack featuring the passing title the last two years Oberlin field with a record breaking knecht and a fourth by Eo- also a top- notch receiver and of Schmidt and the running of completely dominated the Con- time of 20 418 which shattered quard Albion was third with thus gives Guerrera four top Farrar Williams and Co op- cross country scene ference by 37 points receivers to whom he can feed posing the pass- minded Yeo- winning consistently the old record of 20 53 held since Michigans Tom Lynch by bet- his needle- like passes men 1924 ter than 16 seconds Good Ground Attack The Battling Bishops will Oberlin was a third place Coach Glenn Frasers squad also be seeking to improve finisher in the OC last season 17 K w will not depend entirely on their 13- 17 record in the OWU- and after dominating the loop the arm of Schmidt as they Oberlin series Last year the in the past will be anxious to grid sfate SATURDAY OCT 11 Far- 11 Mount Inion I can utilize fullback Jay Red and Black took the meas- Bishop who cvr 1 trip the Harriers f ialflwm- Wallaoe WitU- nbrrj OCT 18 I rar and halfback Terry Wil- ure of the Yeomen 26- 0 at have won the CC the past two SATURDAY Voosl- r LT u nison S Jlerlin at OWC Maiiot ta 4 i 1 iram 1 1 liams and Bob Morrill to equal Oberlin seasons Woosu- r nt Akron Aknm 11 I lenlelheri 0 The BishopYo- eman Muskingum at Capital Capital 1 S Kenyon 1 4 traditional i 1 lienison ill i eiU- i- iy Ot u- rlioin IS iHerlin i contest will start at the Hiram at ouerh- in l- iniilav 1 r M usk inini nt 1 Kenyon at Marietta niuht Walash 111 Illinois Normal c Seven Teams In Contention end of the first quarter of the Voint Union at Wit ei iK- ru Hone U7 Kalmaoo 0 Upsets Dominate Strengthened Conference Picture

By Ted Gathany Ohio Wesleyan slapped down passer of 1957 in Dave Coulter mores stolid old OC perhaps in spite OWU Sports Publicist by Heidelberg has bounced could prove the stumbling block The nine top pass receivers of itself is enjoying one of the interesting fought Only nine times in the 56 back with two straight wins for some traditional powers all return next year as well most hard of- campaigns in history and year history of the Ohio Con- Wittenberg a have- not for and could even win the top as over half of the total its years promise ference has a team been able many years started a comeback spot for itself fense leaders men responsible that the ahead 275 more of the same to lose one game and still win when coach Bill Edwards took Scheduling quirks and all for gaining yards or more the unofficial league football over three years ago and last things considered however and so far this season It puts teeth in the state- title But a new look has come season the Tigers moved into Wittenberg Akron and Wooster Season Interactive ments of two leading national over the 14 team loop and for a share of the OC title While get the favorites role Thus What does all this mean sports magazines which this by meet the second straight year it is Wittenberg has been beaten when Akron and Wooster It means that the team which fall labeled the OC one of the doubtful that any squad can Baldwin- Wallace this year at the Rubber Bowl this Satur- finally lays claim to the OC toughest small college confer- survive their schedule without they are untarnished in OC day the eyes of the rest of the title has won something ences in the nation play and currently rate the wishful thinkers will be turned getting whipped worthwhile that the days of It also means that only the most promising chance of stay- North The days when one or two the free ride are over that the foolhardy will plan a cham- top Akron must win Saturday powers dominated the confer- ing on pionship banquet for their All of this turmoil has been Wooster can afford a loss and ence are gone No less than team until after Nov 15 season which is be in top seven teams still consider them- produced in a still contention Champions which schools 1928 selves title contenders this year not yet half over and Should these three conceivably produce a along Muskingum and and the eventual winner may could with which loses two perhaps Marietta get jammed To Be Honored not be known until midNov- ember champion JV Eleven Tops league contests This has never up at the front door of the The Battling Bishops foot- leagues trophy room Ohio Wesleyan Find Going Rough happened before in the ball squad of 1928 will be stands ready to sneak in the Tigers 29- 12 The usual powers of the history honored by OWU on Oct 25 going Trouble From Cellar back way A must for the The 28 squad Buckeye league are finding the Ohio Wesleyans powerful Surprisingly it may not be Bishops is a clean sweep of Conference Champs whose rough Heidelberg which in the junior varsity football squad Heidelberg or Akron or Witten- its three remaining league season was highlighted by a past 10 years had never lost won its second straight game berg or Wooster which will pro games Oberlin Wittenberg 17- 7 victory over Michigan more than one Conference game of the season by defeating Wit- duce upset that decides the and Denison will be guests at the Wabash in a season has already been the tenberg 29- 12 at Selby Stadium outcome of the race From the Underclassmen Make game knocked ofT twice this fall Oct 6 Muskingum always a power depths of the cellar where they Difference The squad members will be own little A rash of highly talented introduced at half time and Led by freshman fullback lost to Akron 8- 7 Akron was have battled their emerging a are the pri- marching Dick Fahrney and quarterback trimmed by Ohio Wesleyan wars for years is underclassmen the OWU band will upsets in mary reason for the topsy- dedicate halftime show to Jack Orin the little Bishops 13- 0 then the Zips tromped group of teams with its answer turvy new look of the OC them built up a 14- 0 lead at nalf- Heidelberg 11- 0 Denison co- mind and perhaps the of the top 12 rushers in A dinner at Buns will com- time Before Wittenberg could champs in 1957 has already to the 1958 title run Nine leagues the league will be around at plete the day which was plan- muster a rally in the second been smashed twice 33- 15 by Marietta wjth the in pint- sized least one more year half of ned by program chairman Jim half halfback Rod Thatcher Muskingum and 27- 7 by Woost- leading runner top or sopho scored for a 21- 0 lead er Jim Hissam and the leagues them are freshmen Blair Page 14 OHIO VVESLEYAN TRANSCRIPT

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i BALANCED BALL Dick Heaslon 30 grabs a 16 yard pass J r C 1 J 1U U XIUllL i- VJUy OllllllUa VOliy ill IliC lUlllA IjUQllci vivtxivj lartiuji ROUGH GOING Jay Farrar gains five yards around right end in iirsi quarter play After Saturdays 41- 6 win over Ml Union Tom Mclntyre 43 closes in to make the tackle However the play was recalled a holding penally was called against Mount Uniontt Farrar scored a touchdown on a handoff because of a holding penalty against OWU from Doug Schmidt Photo by Cerneant Photo by Cerneant 0 n h 3 I r r KD Ho u hi u m m fiimn mm u g Penalties And Fumbles Ohio Conferenceill Statistics 9 v c STANDINGS TEAM PASSING DEFENSE W lj T Pet 6ms Yds Ave Up 1 4 Set All OWU Scoring 1 Wooster 2 0 0 000 Akron 115 2H Wittenberg 2 0 ooo 2 V nosier 4 117 29 By Rog 3 Akron 3 750 3 Capital 3 1 34 44 Lockwood v 4 Ohio Wesleyan 2 667 4 l uskiilKum 4 1X1 45 Sports Editor Marietta 2 i7 5 Kenyon 3 119 49 Capital 2 667 6 Otterbein 4 2l2 65 Fumbles and penalties made the difference Satur- 7 Muskingum 1 500 7 Oberlin 3 177 59 day as Ohio Wesleyan unleashed its most impressive Oberlin 1 500 OWU 11th 9 Heidelberg 1 333 o offensive of the year and stormed over Mount Union Denison 1 333 1 333 TEAM RUSHING DEFENSE 41- 6 Otterbein It was the second straight win for OWU giving Kenyon 1 333 Qms Yds Ave them a 3- 1 mark and fourth place in the Ohio Confer- 13 Mount Union 1 250 1 Ohio Wesleyan 1062 14 Hiram 0 000 2 Akron 1255 1- 3 ence Thirteenth place Mount is now 0 3 Marietta 1392 The Purple Raiders were penalized 14 times in the 4 Muskinpum 574 1 135 5 Hi rain 4 60 1533 game giving Ohio Wesley- TEAM PASSING OFFENSE 6 Heidelberg 616 1540 Qms Ave 7 6 31 1577 51 Yds Wooster an a record number of nine yard pass play capping a 1 Oberlin 3 503 1677 S Mount tnion 695 1737 first downs and 156 yards yard charge A few moments John Gutknecbt 2 Wittenberg 4 533 133 9 1 t terbein 706 1765 t x- rictT 4 431 107 10 Capital 519 1797 The Alliance squad fum- earlier a Schmidt to DeHav- 4 Ohio Wesleyan 4 419 1047 1 1 Oberlin 57 4 1913 bled five times all recov- en touchdown pass was called wuuni Liiun 4 353 SS2 r Wittenberg 7S9 1972 Athlete of the Week 6 Otterbein 4 269 647 13 Denison 934 2337 ered by OWU back because of offensive 7 Hiram 3 180 600 1 4 Kenyon 704 2347 Along with the fumbles holding John Gutknecht has been and penalties is the determin- Banning Thwarts selected AthleteoftheW- eek ing fact that Mt Union had Two Drives Dave Banning recovered following his brilliant record the ball 12 times and lost it halfback Larry fum- breaking performance against seven times on turnovers Burkerts ble on the five in Wayne State Hi8FAEO30USE Otherwise it might have been Raiders the third quarter setting stage Gutknecht a senior from a different game the USE OUR PARTY ROOM for Farrar to knife over for Poland O broke the record Pay Make Breaks six more Jay snared a Schmdt with a time of 20418 for the Home Cooked Food Pizza Spaghetti But the Bishops took the pass for two conversion points four mile course pay breaks and made them A and OWU led 21- 6 This marks the third time DANCING Mt Union fumble in the first In the fourth period the that Gutknecht has received period recovered by Chuck pay- Athlete of the- Week honors Raiders drove down near 2- 0901 Old Route No 23 Hansen on the Raider 49 set dirt once again but Banning for his performances for Coach up the first score In seven intercepted a pass to stem the George Gauthiers harriers plays sparked by a 20- yard tide A couple of fumbles o Banning spurt by Dave and later the Bishops battled 79 a holding penalty at the 13 yards and sent Terry Williams Field Hockey Tea m the stage was set for Jay Far- the last eight for the TD A Tops Otterbein 4- 1 rar to slam over from the one pair of beautiful catches by Doug Schmidts conversion Judy Rushongs three goals end Dick Heaston highlighted led Ohio Wesleyans Field LEHLWS made it 7- 0 with 830 remain- the drive ing in frame Hockey team- to a 4- 1 win and the Fahrney Looks impressive In the second quarter a Bis- its second straight at Otter- hop drive sputtered on the Jack Orin and Dick Fahr- bein last Friday Mount five allowing the Raid- ney shared honors in the re- The Bishop girls scored two ers to take over and march maining minutes of the fourth goals in each half with Miss MEAT MARKET downfield for their only touch- quarter with Orin Schmidts Rushong scoring the first three down Quarterback Bill Davis able replacement scoring and Sally Dana accounting for put on quite a show netting from the one and Farnhey the other as they downed the 61 yards with four passes in showing terrific speed and Otterbein lasses the attack quick cut running setting up o the final TD by Schmidt To DeHaven Again third- string Game Statistics quarterback Dave Hornbeck Ohio Wesleyan established OWtT Mt Union its 13- 6 halftime lead when The line play though not Rushinpr fliggs as sharp as it was against Yards Gained 241 150 unmi Schmidt hit end Dick DeHav- Yards Lost 35 29 With Each Fall Changeover en in the endzone on a nine Akron two weeks ago moved Net Rush 206 121 the- Passing Bishops to top position in Att 21 15 A Complete Sleek Knife Set the Ohio Conference in team Ccimp 11 R rusTiing Yds 170 13P defense 1052 yards Int 1 2 FALL CHANGEOVER SPECIAL Dont Let for the games Fumbles 1 6 four Lost 1 5 Penalties 9 14 Shellubrication Your Car Score by periods Yds Lost I7 lffi I First Downs 28 15 Free Tire Inspection Free I Muffler Tailpipe Inspection Mt Union 0 6 0 0 6 Riishinpr 9 9 Troubles Bother Ohio Wesleyan 7 6 8 20 41 Passins 10 6 Free Brake Inspection Free Cooling System Inspection Penaltv 9 1 j Free Battery Inspection Free Air Cleaner Inspection Your Grades O Drain and Flush Cooling System TRAVEL Bring It To RESTED O 6 Qts Shellzone Permanent Anti- Freeze With Free Refi Protection DREAMLAND Eleefer MOTEL ALL THIS FOR ONLY Q COMPLETE Chevrolet MODERN PRIVATE SHOWERS TREGG Individual Heated Units SHELL STATION 199 S Sandusky Single 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M Press 1 i m offensive form at the halfback posts Coach Fred Myers squad PI faced a superior group at Ober- Subsidies Science Aid lin with the only bright spot game being Bob Gina- By Rog Lockwood in the vens goal late in the fourth Football Gains- Gauthier Brave Fan Bravery quarter By this time though By Don Sherlock reasons First the big univer- the Bishop kickers were trail- The Little Giant George sities subsidize the players now To Brave World Series 4- ing 0 as the sharp passing Gauthier has symbolized the and are able to outbid the Back in the good old Yeomen played most of the tradition and spirit of true smaller colleges Previously days when the Braves By Joe Woods game on the Ohio Wesleyan sportsmanship on the Ohio high school boys selected the were in Boston the Giants side of the field The home Wesleyan Campus since the era college they wanted now the and Dodgers were in New a strong The Ohio Wesleyan soccer team showed short of the roaring twenties colleges recruit ihe boys they York and cities like Los game team seeks its first win today passing and excellent Between 1921 when Gauthier want and make tremendous of- Angeles and San Francisco put constant against Earlham at Richmond teamwork and came to Ohio Wesleyan as head fers were inhabited by Indians pressure on Bishop defense Ind Saturday morning the the coach of football and director Second football tactics have the saying Spahn Sain o of athletics and the present he made great strides forward a of squad meets a strong Dayton and day rain instilled has served as coach for four Gauthier used as an illustration fear into the rest of the team at South Field at 10 am Playing inspired and at varsity sports at different the multiple offenses which are National League teams Iffi Standings times always a year or two ahead of Today wilh Ihe Braves times great soccer the Ohio Coached Football 26 Years counteracting defense Spec- in Milwaukee the Giants Wesleyan hooters nevertheless the UPPERCLASS In twenty- six years as head tator interest is kept at a peak and Dodgers on the frontier tasted defeat at the hands of INTRAMURALS 3- 4- 1 football coach The Little with this scientific approach to and the Indians about to Ohio State 2 and Oberlin Touch Football Giant produced eighteen win- the sport retreat to Minneapolis the last week League I League II ning teams Back in the 20s Finally improved coaching expression goes Spahn To OSU W I W L Lose Ihi Holt Ii II Sif Vp 3 and 30s the Battling Bishops through the use of movies and Burdette and a day to for- A TO 1 K- mm Slir 2 0 The Bishops effort was 1 faced such gridiron powerhouses scouting led to a get best sisMui ciii Dolls 2 1 intense has turned in against the Columbus phi lain 2 1 HllilH 1 1 as Army Michigan Syracuse better brand of football After artfully stealing Ihi Isi 1 1 is- ta Sip 1 2 crew Coming back from an Alpha Sin 0 SAK 1 2 and Ohio U In addition to his Praises 1958 Team three out of four games of ii Tt- kis 0 3 0- 2 halftime deficit the Red Chi Jlii outstanding 3- 1 1928 team Gauthier praised the present con- the World Series from and Black rallied strongly to Volleyball Gauthiers 1922 team also had Battling Bishops as fine a niving Casey Stengel old the count 2- 2 end League I League II an 8- 1 record Only present team as weve had at Ohio age and an knot at the opportunist of regulation time forcing the w L w x coach Glenn Frasers 1951 Wesleyan The ability of stars Yankee team swept three Phi Oil in M 1 1 Its 0 game into two five minute ATI I Tokos 3 0 squad has matched these im- Max Urick Dick DeHaven straight from the Braves Phi Id 1 il Sit Hp L 0 pressive records Doug 1 and Jay overtime periods 1 1 Schmidt Farrar and returned the worlds Phi lelt Kappa Sis 0 With three minutes gone in Alpha Sis 0 I llolas 0 2 Players Subsidized Now combined with the depth and championship flag to its in- Siuma Chi H Pita Sis II 2 second an o I 3 When asked the causes of the spirit of the squad should lead frequently forsaken home the extra frame Chi Phi SAI OSU shot at the Bishop goal rise of current big tine foot- to continued success Gauthier in Yankee Stadium off ball Gauthier cited three major said Seventh Game Agonizing was deflected into the net FRESHMAN The most agonizing game a crowd of players after 96 VOLLEYBALL minutes of rugged play 6 caught for Braves fans was the League I League II PASS RECEIVING or more The Buckeye fullbacks were Xi Pos No Cauffht Yards IDi W 1 Plu- vey seventh and deciding meet- Siniror nhoiiin hi 11 ii 2 II Kp 2 0 i brilliant in thwarting Bishop Isi Sis IMrk Ohio Woslovan e 11 1 1 Bur- ii I 1 0 I 2 1 Hollaen ing in the series Lew loll lota Sis l I 111 1 1 urn oliorlin fh il in quarter 1 1 2 Jio drives but the third ID SAK i Uipiliu o S 2 dette hobbled to the mound ii 1 1 1 1 Iiave Stollor Dick Cam Iolas Hop Mtu- phy Wi hh 7 ll171 2 John Munn and Gordin Oh i 1 1 I I 2 Uonburi for the Braves and pitched sma tells Mt o 7 22 n I Kwiim i l 2 Whil Inion Iph- S Tokos 1 both scored tying the game at 7 Manning Ohio hh tsTi n nicely for seven innings ii Phi 0 2 Kappa S II 2 laoe Vslean 2- 2 Gordin also picked up an Ktn Cn- ooi Mari- tla o ii 71 while first baseman Frank Kill Carlum Hiram i mi 1 Torre juggled baseballs assist on Munns goal Art Ilailov Akron hh like hot potatoes permit- The Bishops clearly outplay- GERSES two to score ed Ohio State in the second ting runs turning TEXACO teammates man- half with Larry Lays Burdetts strong aged to give him enough in another offensive Across from game Lays runs to stay even with the In fact Gordin Edwards Gym Yanks but Lew started and Don Currie showed fine feeling his age in the eighth Yogi Moose String Noose With two outs and the Youre dog- gone right 1 bases empty Yogi Becra r sneaked in a line drive dou- ble to right when Lew SANITONE Dry Cleaning wasnt looking Another hit gave New York a one run lead But the back breaker and is the very best 4 the series clincher occurred w when Moose Skowron de- flected a Burdette fast ball EVEN I into ihe centerfield seats for three runs and all the roses If CAN SEE Stengel remarked after V the game that now his team could play in the Na- tional League too No doubt the Yanks could play s 1 in the senior circuit and 4 probably the International League and the Ohio Con- ference as well i V t t Yanks vs OWU If Ohio Wesleyans coach crafty Les Michael per- mitted a game to be played at Edwards Field instead of Yankee Stadium OWUs home field win streak Our Sanitone Service would be in jeopardy Les might have pitching trou- Gets out ALL the dirt and spots going formal ble too Rossano and Dick- ey then get out of town Is Try our Sanitone Dry Cleaning once prove half the fun V quickie But for those of you who to yourself everything we say about it is true WILSONS LIGHTWEIGHT NATURAL EASE TUXEDO join with us in sympathy It really keeps your clothes new- looking longer for Braves or for the the by removing deep- down dirt dulls fabric The Formal Package TUXEDO rest of you who are ugh that Yankee fans lest we torget colors ages garments before their time See CUMMERBUND TIE SHIRT STUDS LINKS Wait till last year for yourself call on us today COMPLETE We Save Souls Some Heels 585 MODERN SHOE REPAIR MEW METHOD WILSONS C J of course Across From Wilsons Page 16 OHIO WESLEYAN TRANSCRIPT October 15 1958 Dolphin Club Tryouts Turnpike Information Board Gains Young GOP Start At Natatorium Literature and maps about Tryouts for places on the the Ohio Turnpike and sug- Dolphins OWU synchronized Head Gives swimming group will be held 2 Members gested approaching routes for tonight and tomorrow evening been Two new members have it are available at the office of at 730 in the Pfeiffer Natator- re- elected and two others Cry To Arms ium pool Board of Campus Traffic Control in Uni- elected to OWUs Practice sessions are sch- five- year terms a Following the nomination of versity Hall The material was Trustees for eduled for each afternoon recent University announce- Lawrence Burns for the House provided to the University by of Representatives by the 17th from 4- 5 at the pool All in- ment stated the Ohio Turnpike Commis- terested men and women are elected District Republican Committee Trustees by the sion invited to try out Northeast Conference are The last Saturday State Young Rev Howard J Brown pastor GOP Chairman Rusty Pipe

1 that OWU YRs of the Church of the Savior I announced the Cleveland Heights O and The will play a vital part in the B dis- blistering three- week campaign Ci Rev Harold Williams an SLOCUftft trict superintendent of the The local YRs will serve as Mansfield O District of the a link in the chain of campaign- Methodist Church Mary Martin literature distribution The MEETS The Rev Donald W Cryer club will probably handle some pastor of the First Methodist clerical duties for Burns also IN Church Findlay O and Philip Martin Show Pipe added C Ebeling Dayton O attorney Meanwhile Walter Penry were re- elected to the Board by Locally chairman of the Delaware the Ohio Conference Set County Republican Committee THE AAUE campaign The Board includes repre- Music with Mary Martin outlined an intensive of sentatives of both Methodist the popular road show attrac- of small rallies in the form coffee to begin today Church conferences the alumni tion by the star of South Pa- hours trusteesatlar- ge through remainder association and cific and Peter Pan will ap- and last the DARI DELITE pear at Veterans Memorial of the campaign with nationallypr- The Aristocrat of Frozen Desserts Auditorium in Columbus tomor- No large rallies row at 830 pm ominent Republican been scheduled Addition Made Miss Martins program will speakers have Welcomes include many of the favorite To Injury List numbers she has introduced in Our Old Friends a succession of Broadway hits Pay Increase had an un- Aother freshman as well as American folk ma- Sulphur happy landing in terial and specialty songs she Aids Collegians and Alumni Spring last Wednesday has recorded Recent Congressional action Bob Kemp admitted suffer- The tour started last month has raised starting salaries for ing a broken collarbone re- HOMEMADE SANDWICHES SOFT DRINKS in Alaska as an experiment in jobs through sulting from pranking by civil service filled entertainment At the time Miss Entrance SUNDAES SODAS SHAKES friends Kemp refused to give the Federal Service Martin said she would like to A college gradu- 390 N Sandusky St any details commenting I Examination try her new concept of show want anything in the ate may now start at 4980 dont state newspaper business in the newest instead of the former 4040 if show is playing smaller in Kemp said Dean of Men The he scores high the written American cities in the belief test has a high college William S Zerman had as- and THE PEOPLES STORE that the show will be primarily average sured him no action would be point geared to those persons who Applications from juniors taken on the matter St have seen if any of the accepted 15 W William Student Body President Lo- few and seniors will be original Mary produc- 30 well Fleischer said the inci- Martin through Oct for this years dent did not come under juris- tions first written test to be held diction of the new dink rules o Nov 15 at more than 1000 ex- Young Mens Corduroy amination points including Co- He emphasized that he did not Trousers with Two know details of the fracas but Transcript Gains lumbus and Marion O Five additional tests will be said I dont think there were Neat Button- Through many involved 40 New Staffers held this school year press o Back At time Dean Zerman Close to 40 new staff mem- Flaps On Pocket was unavailable for comment 5 Attend Ohio U bers have been added to the Sturdy but Pliant o Transcript staff Editor Jack Panel On Jest Ban Prof Presents Paper Batty said Monday Five Ohio Wesleyan students For Comfort Prof Garo S Azarian The newcomers mostly were to have attended a panel French Department presented freshmen have been placed on restricting nuclear weapons a paper on The Essence of according to their listed pre- test this years national de- only 4C3 Poetry at the Sept 27 meet- ferences in both business and bate topic yesterday at Ohio ing of Ohio members of the reporting positions University American Association of Tea- Circulation which again got Scheduled to attend the chers of French in Columbus off to a slow start is approach- symposium the first speech Tcday A poem by Prof Azarian ap- ing the 1600 mark according event of the year were Bob peared in the September issue to Dick Smith business man- Barnhouse Frank Dunbar GrIy of the AAUP Bulletin under ager Last years total mail arid Kristen Peterson Robert Rich- 1 mvmT- the Editors Notes campus circulation was 1750 ardson and Mary Supler FrmmX ONE COMPLETE SHOW STARTING 200 TAB HUNTER GWEN VERDON IN DAffll YAK3CEES colar

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