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These Faces Will Play a Big Role This Week End Local QOP Split These Faces Will Play A Big Role This Week End It Stories On Pages 2- 3 i V i 1 V 1 J j 1 fc H n IH 4 IMMnil i In ml J IUW- iL4MMIJMAiAMdiMdli tth- fJf V ii IIMr Quarlerback Schmidt Secretary Flemming Harrier Gutknecht The Rev Mr Peale End DeHaven 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
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