WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY

y4N INDEPENDENT STUDENT NEW SPAPER Vol 98 No 1 Delaware Ohio Sept 23 1964 Price 20 Cents

1 v Posts Created v Mm uessiisras 1 New Jobs Strengthen Student Counseling Five men switched jobs this summer as three ad- ministrative posts were created to improve student counseling President Elden T Smith said several reassign- ments had been under consideration for two years The Board of Trustees approved the changes in mid- August The reshuffle involved no hiring of new staff members Allan C Ingraham dean of mtruction was promot- ed from Registrar Ingra- Uov 1 Target i ham joined Ohio Wesleyan A m 1947 He has a BS and MA from Tufts University Tfcift lIHlMM Set For Libe J and has studied at Columbia REIGNING AT THE LITTLE BROWN bons The 70000 pacing event will start University and New York Uni- OWU 2 Delaware County Fair- JUG tomorrow will be these four at pm at the versity senior coeds 1 to r Cheryl Lawrence grounds See story p 12 After Belay Mim Linblad Jan Pierce and Cheryl Gib Photo by Cryder Same As Before As dean Ingraham will Three holes in the ground counsel individual students on the south side of University and parents on academic prob- Avenue are the only visible Summer Travel Shifts lems This is what he has evidence of OWUs new 18 been doing for years Smith million library said but now Ingraham wont The expected September have the clerical duties ot a construction start has been de- Build Fund Drive Force registrar layed until at least Nov 1 ac- Fred A Pollock has assum- cording to University Treasur- Two administrative moves velopment Previously he serv- Homecoming week ed the post of director of fi- er Robert W Meyer because this summer opened the way ed under Vice- President for All this preliminary cultiva- nancial aid Previously direc- of the May 5 referendum on OWUs massive fund drive Relations Noel for University tion has been supervised by tor of admissions Pollock join- the closing of Franklin Street set to begin under the guid Johnston Johnston left OWU the firm of Marts and Lundy ed the staff in 1950 after gain- The architect quit drawing f VcrV this summer and not ri Lry hs been Their representative John ing a BA from OWU and an plans when the vote came up raising replaced fund consultants Taylor has moved into Edgar MS from Ohio State Univer- because if we had lost they Howard E Strauch former- 50 Meetings Hall to advise in operations sity would have been useless ly director of alumni affairs Smith said he has personally Top Smith said the post was Meyer said was appointed executive assis- attended 50 screening meet- Firm With only a few odds and The firm hailed by The created because This whole tant to the president President ings and given 29 speeches Wall Street Journal as one of matter of financial aid has be- Elden T Smith said Friday since April The meetings LANCASTER HIRED the top fund raisers in the come such a big area of busi- Strauch will assume many taking him from Boston to Lancaster that country will let OWU person- ness that it cant be done cas- J Herrold of his routine duties leaving San Diego ended last week in director of Slocum nel conduct the campaigning ually anymore He said Pol- retired Smith free to campaign for Chicago Also last week Uni- Library accepted a simi- But they will lay strategy lock will strengthen the aid has funds around the country versity Treasurer Robert W program and co- ordinate all lar post at Baldwin- Wallace Meyer meetings in I have been tremendously O David Ross became assis- attended scholarships grants loans stu- College Berea J impressed by their know- how to president for de Miami Fla Continued on page S tant the said Smith No ends left the final plans This barnstorming has been in this field figure has been set they should be finished by Oct 1 made to test the receptiveness but Chapel- will recommend a realistic SUBSCRIPTIONS Meyer said After 30 days of Assembly of alumni and friends to the goal he added Dear Friend advertising for bids the con- fund drive Also it has been tract will be let Friday Assembly Great laying ground work for a Marts and Lundy take a Its not too late to renew the Because of the delay the Books Series large leadership conference to straight fee reported to be ap- your Transcript subscrip- September 1965 completion Monday Assembly Stu- be held on campus Oct 22 proximately 375 monthly tion If you forgot about it date will almost certainly have dent Government or misplaced the subscrip- tion blank dont worry to be moved back to Decem- Wednesday Chapel Wor- Just send your name and ber Meyer continued ship Service Co- address to Since the immense moving op Linen project of the nearly 300000 volumes cant be done in a f Memorial Union Delaware Ohio week end the Christmas vaca- By Mfciup Well bill you later tion is the next possible time Unclear after school starts he added A mixup in signals some- have been between Richards where between Delaware and and Merner Columbus has led to the can- Merner said that after his cellation of the Interfraternity company was underbid on the Council co- op linen buying Kitchen linen contract by New leal with Forest Linen Sup- vlethod assumed they If ply Co he vvould also lose on oed linen Conflicting stories on who He said when finally informed did what to whom have filled in mid- August Forest was too he air Forests general man- swamped to schedule the busi- N ager in Columbus Harold ness t Merner claims his company was never informed their bid Since IFC is a quasi- legal had been selected body no binding contracts have been made with the co- IFC Co- op Buying Commit- op selling concerns Weve Etl Ji tee Chairman Larry Townsend never had any trouble until WEARING A BIG SMILE said that Richard Richards now said IFC President John and a brand new SAE pledge Forest salesman who handled Warren Were aiming for the negotiation was told of more formal contracts in the pin freshman Phil Moore OOPS Out of competition in the three- legged race last two weeks before future I receives the congratula- the decision Monday at Freshman Camp but not too unhappy are an was out tions of the brotherhood school The houses left in the lurch unidentified frosh couple An obvious asset to any OWU Saturday afternoon For the Richards said he would by the confusing chain of student is a sense of humor and the Class of 68 found list of the 14 pledge classes contact the 10 interested events have contracted with ample opportunity to use theirs in the orientation process see story page 8 houses but never did Town- either New Method or Abbott last week Photo by Cady send related The mixup must Linen Photo by Hennel 1964 WESLEYAN TRANSCRIPT September 23 Page 2 OHIO 1H fej MM TJ Bote professor of education receiv- appointed for the try has a BS and MS from Illinois University There were 11 full- time fac- have been ed his BS at Ohio State and Monly Illinois Institute of Technology Haewun Rhee instructor in ulty members added during the first term Wes- Bryn Mawr a native of his MA and PhD at summer according to Emerson The Romance Languages and a PhD from mathematics and Benjamin E Hicks instruc- Korea has a BA from Johns tern Reserve C Shuck vice- president for the largest Department has Hopkins and an MA from William N Hatfield instruc- academic affairs Three others appointees with tor in romance languages ob- number of new Maryland tor in education Greichen tained his AB at the Univer- four Judy E Riley a graduate in sociology sity of Delaware and his AM Krause instructor John E Basselt who gradu- in the English Depart- Indiana University He is fellow and Richard C Vanderpool Two Profs ated from Ohio Wesleyan in at a graduate of South- working toward his doctorate ment is instructor in history have 1964 is in the English Depart- western University in Okla- at Indiana for first ment under a graduate fellow- homa been appointed the Die During ship Manny T Koginos instruc- Ralph P Shober assistant term only Eugenio Benedelii visiting tor in history has a BA from assistant professor of politics Bowling Green and an MA Summer and government has a BA from American University Harry F Schlicting associate from Liceon Lioy and a PhD Maurice Luker instructor in at professor of education and Ed- from the University of Padua religion received his BA Hi University Freshmen ward Yurick assistant profes- both in Italy where he has Southern Methodist sor of history died during the taught since 1961 and his BD at Drew Univer- summer Judiih Ann Diver instructor sity Back Prof Schlicting who had in romance languages receiv- Rosa Iris Novak instructor Welcome been at Ohio Wesleyan since ed her AB from Purdue and in romance languages has de 1958 died of cancer Aug 3 in her MA from the University studied at the Facultad Jane Case Hospital He was 45 of Illinois Ciencias Economicas and Uni- Upper Classmen He had a BA degree from June Z Fullmer visiting vesidad Nacional del Litoral in Iowa State Teachers College associate professor of chemis Argentina and at Southern and an MA and Ph D from the University of Chicago He WE ARE READY TO SERVE YOU taught in public schools and at Hastings College DePaul University and the University Overturf Sohio FOR THE 39th YEAR of Tulsa Prof Yurick who had been at OWU since 1961 died of a SAYS heart attack at his home in Delaware July 20 He was 39 Free Pick- Up And He suffered a previous heart WELCOME OWU STUDENTS attack in April Prof Yurick had BA MA Delivery Service and PhD degrees from Ohio 50 W WILLIAM ST State University We Need Your Head In Our Business CITY STAR LAUNDRY

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Text Books Note Books Pens and Pencils Other Assorted Supplies If We Dont Have it in Stock We Will Get It September 23 1964 OHIO WESLEYAN TRANSCRIPT Page 3 Burtons Film Hamlet Here For Short Run Richard Burtons theater- Hamlet will be shown in 8 pm today and tomorrow shaking performance of Ham- 1000 selected theaters through Tickets are available at let plays in Delaware four out the nation only at 2 and Schines Strand Theater for 2 times today and tomorrow Burtons performance has been acclaimed as a milestone in the theater Before he Prompt abandoned his stage career for other pursuits he was held to be Britains most promising Film Developing male actor He completely dominates the BLACK WHITE COLOR SLIDES play dwarfing the other play- FILM FRAMES ALAS POOR YORICK is the line and Richard Burton ers with his magnetic force CAMERAS is the Hamlet as William Shakespeares play comes to the Time Magazine termed the in- ENLARGEMENTS Strand Theater through a revolutionary new film process terpretation of the role a AND tabbed as Electronovision by Warner Bros Matinees and thinking mans Hamlet whose evening performances today and tomorrow complete the touchstone is intelligence He PORTRAITS short run is self- possessed using his sham madness as a crafty strategy while quite in control Mr Bill Studio 5f himself and those around Artist L- M Hi Tickets him 23 W WINTER ST Gielgud Directs The production is directed This Week by Sir John Gielgud one of On Sale Britains finest actors Gielgud Tickets for the Artist Lectur- Hall cages in early October himself was considered an out- eMovie and the fff series This years Artist Series pre- standing Hamlet of his day He MDDRES go on sale this week sents six programs of classical has dressed the cast in rehear- music including the Cleveland sal clothes to heighten the Ogden Nash heads a list of 16 S SANDUSKY ST Symphony world renowned dramatic effect actors writers stage produc- duo- pianists and opera stars tions and seven foreign films The production is being Season tickets at 10 11 and offered by the Lecture- Movie shown in a revolutionary film 12 will go on sale in the cages Series at a cost of 5 Tickets technique Electronovision in University Hall today for the series will be on sale The process uses the same Welcome in all dormitories and fratern- Entering its seconcL season light as a darkened theater ity houses this week said Pro- the fff plans to present nine supposedly keeping the atmos- fessor of English and Humani- programs Tickets are on sale phere and contact of a live ties Ruth Davies committee today and tomorrow for 3 in performance Back chairman They will be the cages in University Hall also promoters say they hope available in the University o The Debate Team Meets to bring more major Broad- way to Students For 1st Time Today shows the screens Photos Open Persons interested in the Currently they are negotiating OWU intercollegiate debate for Sir Lawrence Olivers program should attend the masterpiece his first Othello Bicycles Toys rlUB Art first squad meeting today at 4 pm in U38 said Professor Schedule Changes of Speech Edward R Robin- Sporting Goods Small Appliances Programs son Schedule changes for this The topic for the year will term must be completed by to- Heralds of Malevolence be Resolved That the feder- morrow the Registrars office and other Oscar Bailey photo- al government estab- should has announced However up- graphs give a cameras view lish a national program of of the world in the seasons public work for the unemploy- perclass students have until first MUB Art Show ed Both novice and experi- Oct 9 to drop their fourth Bailey now a fine arts pro- enced debaters are invited course without penalty fessor at the University of Buf- falo once lived and worked near Delaware and attended classes in OWUs fine arts de- partment said Robert Vickers STAIRS CARRY OUT associate professor of fine arts The show will be on display Beverages From 27 Countries CLEARANCE SALE in the MUB until Oct 15 Some photographers merely Party Snacks Bar Supplies Ice snap pictures while others WE ARE CLEARING OUR PRESENT STOCKS create fine art through care- LIQUID ful selection of subject matter Across From Edgar Hall OF PLASTIC VINYL WALL PAINT and execution of their work TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW Prof Vickers said He said LIQUID Bailey is an artist PLASTIC COMING SOON NOW IS Baileys work has been YOUR CHANCE TO BUY OUR FINEST LATEX shown in the Museum of Modern Art Life magazine Aperture a professional maga- DUUIUN JEWELERS FOR ONLY zine and others He is con- considered to be among the Gallon best contemporary photo- WELCOME BACK 387 AT graphers Prof Vickers said COMPARE 615 STUDENTS THESE ARE NOT DISCONTINUED COLORS YOU CAN CHOOSE FROM 24 COLORS IN- For WATCHES RINGS LAVALIERES CLUDING WHITE LARGE STOCK AVAIL- Greeting Cards ABLE EASY TO APPLY HIGH HIDING Magazines PINS CHARMS EXPERT Paper Back Books WASHABLE Playing Cards WATCH REPAIR AND FREE Film DONT TAKE CHANCES 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TRANSCRIPT EDITORIAL OWU Offers freshman Campus Of Challenges

There wasnt the usual campus face- lift this sum- mer Ohio Wesleyan hasnt revamped its academic pro- gram or greeted a new president or completed new buildings as it has in recent years OWU hasnt struck oil as we hoped or received large gifts because of the college bowl The University is much as it was in June BUT WE HAVE RETURNED to an active campus There are advances going on in most fields Ohio Wes- leyan is about to kick off its first coasttoc- oast fund drive aiming at upwards of 15 million A consultant of Marts and Lundy one of the top professional fund raisers in the country has moved into Edgar Hall With this money added to the 15 million expected from this years Ohio Methodist Crusade Ohio Wesleyans strength will increase her endowment double her building program continue Only last Friday President Elden T Smith said he hoped to complete all new buildings within five years That would mean a new library science building field house and communica- tions center plus an arts hall Academics havent been standing still either A new achievement scholar program has begun with weekly colloquials and study aimed at the special student For the rest an honors program to supplement individual courses will provide further challenge And we can all expect that this year three- term courses CIGARETTE MACHINES GONE PURE SCHOOL AND DRUG ACT will be more difficult and more stimulating than before IN ATHLETICS we find a young but determined football team facing an extremely tough season What- Peterson Holds Down ever the results all games should be exciting Our NCAA soccer champs return with most of their big guns foreshadowing more laurels for the red and black In the spring the tennis team could be nation Convention Hot Spot beating So all- told it is a promising year for Ohio Wesle- yan Especially with such a reputedly outstanding by Rog Allaway committee hearings the print- fill Of course the plat- freshman class This largest ever group of OWU frosh Academic Affairs Editor ing of the plaform and interim form of 1964 requires a few reports and the scheduling of revisions some ands and a has the highest predictive index yet That means While the Presidential aspir- witnesses to appear before few thes need to be insert- they are supposed to do better than any other class ants were holding the spotlight the ed no platform is perfect Less drop outs higher grades better people Anyone at Republican Convention committee but the in its first draft who has been rushing them this week knows they are in San Francisco OWU pro- Odd Incident an enthusiastic lot and idealistic fessor Arthur L Peterson was This later assignment in- Prof Peterson chose not to volved him in one of the con- schedule Kitman for an ap- FROSH YOU ARE RIDING pretty high right now occupying one of the most im- behindthes- cenes ventions most unusual inci- pearance before the commit- you deserve to be good that you are You are portant posi- and Its dents when Marvin Kitman tee a fine college and you should have a great experi- tions in town in who calls himself the only ence But expect too much College life a Prof Peterson associate pro- Laird Reunion dont isnt genuinely reactionary Repub- complete school only progression of politics and govern- Prof Petersons work with break with high a fessor lican candidate for President You wont find all your courses engrossing all your ment and director of the Ben the resolutions committee was sought a chance to testify be- friends intelligent or all your professors eccentric Arneson Institute of Practical sort of a reunion for him with fore the committee Rep Melvin Laird of Wiscon- But dont be dissillusioned You might not find Politics got a large dose of practical politics in his posi- Kitman cornered Prof sin who served as chairman this place as fantastic as you planned but you will of the committee Peterson tion as administrative director find that it is solid And pretty soon you will realize and Laird had once served to- that theres a whole lot to take out of Ohio Wesleyan of the committee on resolu- gether in the Wisconsin State wrote party Legislature AH thats required is hard work desire and en- tions which the platform thusiasm Ohio Wesleyan has thrown you a challenge A graduate from Yale Uni- Pick it up and youll grow Let it lie there and youll Direct Staff versity with an MA from Southern be wasting your parents money Prof Petersons post con- California and a PhD from Minnesota sisted basically of directing the Prof AND YOU CAN WASTE a lot more Like your Peterson has worked as an staff handling the general lives There are some real pit- falls here the MUB assistant to former National security and crowd control of Chairman Thruston bridge to much drinking too much dating too many Morton platform hearings accord- and Ohio GOP head Ray Bliss activities Spread yourselves around but spread dont ing to the Cleveland Plain yourselves thin Then you will win what youve all Co- Author Of Book Dealer His most important He is the co- author with come for an education task was the issuing of creden- Daniel Ogden of the Depart- ment of re- tials to the nearly 600 commit- the Interior of a cently published book Elect- tee members reporters and V ing the President 1964 an I1 authorized guests at the hear- analysis of the process of elect- Founded 1867 ings ing a President of the United Ul1lllltUllilMaUji States It is based mainly on Published weekly September through May except during Uni- In addition to this compar- versity holidays and examination periods Entered as second class the experiences of Peterson mail Act 8 1897 under of March US Post Office Delaware Ohio atively routine duty Prof Prof Peterson and Ogden 1960 Subscription rates 450 per year mail 5 National Advertising in when they xepresentative National Advertising Service 420 Madison Ave New Peterson and his staff were in Practical Politics served as consultants to York NY Editorial and Business address Ohio Wesleyan Trans- their cript Memorial Union Building Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware charge of seeing that the com- Peterson in a clothes closet and respective national chairmen Ohio Ogden is a Democrat EDITOR JOHN HORERG mittees super- secret executive presented his views He want- MANAGING EDITOR CHUCK EABOOCK Last week Prof Peterson ASSOCIATE EDITOR HOWARD PRESTWICH sessions were not wired for ed the committee to adopt the Academic Affairs Editor RoK traveed to Columbus to at- Arts Editor Allawav sound This was to insure that same platform that Abraham Community Pilt Shipley tend The Ohio State Young Affairs Editor left Troll no representatives of press Lincoln ran on in 1864 Student Affairs Editor Janet Moore the Republican Convention Sports Editor Dennis Also Clark or the Presidential hopefuls vicepre- Student Government Editor Larrv Heinzerling According to Jonathan Root present were GOP sidential Cartoonist jjm Earners could obtain BUSINESS MANAGER DON FENNELl advance word of of the San Francisco Chroni- candidate William Mil- Advertising Manager Jon whittaker the platforms contents cle Kitman told Peterson ler Senatorial hopeful Robert Circulation Manager Donna Mathenev IS Manager Jean Carroil The Republican Party already A Taft Jr and Barry Gold- Office Secretary Anne Finch Prof Peterson also handled has a platform one it adopt- water head of Youth Editorial Board John W Hoberg Charles R Bahcock Robert C Jr for tauver Martha V Gottron Carl Martens seating arrangements for the ed in 1864 and has yet to ful Goldwater September 23 1964 OHIO WESLEYAN TRANSCRIPT Page 5 Posfcs Landslide For LBJ Cigarette MadiinesOut Coniinued from page one dent employment He will also In Poll Following Smitd Edict list summer job opportunities Disappointing Pollock told freshmen and Cigarette President Lyndon Johnson and his running mate are the machines disap- but that is entirely up to the parents at a Sept 13 banquet peared sum- runaway leaders among campus politicians according to a from campus this individual house Pres Smith that he has accepted his ap- mer an by Univer- Transcript poll taken this week end However only 673 after order said pointment as a promotion since sity President faculty members and students completed the poll Approxi- Elden T Smith Though the machines are no this his last class as admis- Last year ma- mately 1800 sheets were placed in faculty administrative these eight longer on campus smoking sions director is the most out- chines yielded a by profit for the areas in the dormitories and standing ever taken by OWU and student mail boxes and carried to fraternity houses University special representatives on campus will remain open The third post created that This action was taken as a he added of director of student academic Rush week and a lack of interest seem to have accounted result of the Surgeon Generals achievement programs went for the poor return of ballots Report which suggested a to L Thomas Dillman Until strong relationship between now an associate professor of Ohio Wesleyan has always been a conservative Republi- smoking and various diseases physics Dillman is working can stronghold Both in 1952 and 1956 over 84 per cent of the inluding lung cancer wrote on a three point program aim- student body voted for Eisenhower No poll was taken in Pres Smith in a letter to the ed at improving OWUs acad- 1960 but Nixon supporters are reported to have dominated Board of Trustees emics Especially interesting this year are the 143 persons claiming Many hospitals and colleges The first goal is to attract Republican affiliation who polled for Johnson Only two Dem- have already removed ciga- For The Best Outstanding students to Ohio ocrats supported Goldwater rette machines and we didnt Wesleyan Also Dillman will feel Food The poll requested voting preferences as if the national that we should be making In Town encourage high a profit academic election had been held yesterday from a health hazard achievement among all stu- he said Friday recognition of Where Friends Meet dents and the Cigarette machines are still top scholars Johnson Goldwater allowed in fraternity houses Dillman who joined the Other Wont Dont Faculty in 1958 will continue Humphrey Miller Vote Know teaching on a limited basis He received his BA from the University of Manchester and FACULTY 73 8 0 3 2 his MS and PhD from the University of Illinois ADMINISTRATION Interested In Being A Craig D Willis formerly as sociate registrar takes over STUDENTS 77001 NEW METHOD Ingrahams old spot Willis Senior joined Ohio Wesleyan in 1958 Men 32 20 0 4 4 Dry Cleaning Laundry His BA is from OWU and Women 28 5 0 2 0 his MA comes from Ohio Salesman In Your House State University Junior Another OWU alumnus Men 38 26 3 5 1 See Vic Milla Ralph L Hoffhines replaced Women 28 12 1 0 2 Pollock as acting- director of admissions for 1964- 65 Hoff- Sophomore At 9 N Sandusky Street 8 5 hines joined the admissions Men 42 21 3 1 2 staff 1958 Women 49 32 0 Today Freshmen Men 30 18 0 6 1 Jennings Women 58 4a 1 4 10 A note to OWU students and faculty Undisclosed 17 6 3 Oey Receive 10 The welcome mat is always out at the TOTAL 322 183 10 29 28 Strand where you can see the latest and best in movie entertainment from the film capitals Prof Awards 1 of the world David E Jennings professor Hubert Bourne Manager of history received the Bishop SCHWINN Herbert Welch Award for dis- Bicycles LiTTlT TODAY THUR tinguished service in teaching DELAWARE OHI O at June commencement Eli The 500 award sponsored BIKE by the New York Alumni As- THOMPSONS THRU THE MIRACLE OF sociation is the second to be And awarded to an OWU faculty member Benjamin T Spencer professor of English received KEY SHOP the award in 1963 Thomas S Oey professor of B FOR FOUR chemistry received the 300 82 N Sandusky St PERFORMANCES ONLY Sherwood Dodge B Shankland Phone 363- 1763 U Award for the encouragement An ELECTRONOVISION Production of young pre- teachers It was ALEXANDER H COHEN Presents I sented at graduation by Mr C and Mrs William H Ryan of Sacremento Calif FOX The winners were selected O by five anonymous committees Mini Bikes Locksmith chosen by President Eldin T Smith Three of the commit- tees were composed of five WELCOME faculty members and two were WESLEYAN in JOHN GIELGUDS made up of five students each PRODUCTION OF Each committee met secret- STUDENTS ly and made its recommenda- and Dp- ft tions to Emerson C Shuck ia ia vice- president for academic FACULTY affairs The committee heads with the al- lstar cast of the hit Broadway play then met with Shuck and made Have A Good Year the final decisions Mad nee 2 00 pm Evening 8 00 pm Ticket Price This Engagement Only 200

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Upperclassmen and Freshmen Stop by and See Us ITS A MAD MAD MAD MAD WORLD In Technicolor WOODS CAMPUS BOOKSTORE Week Days 800 pm Sat Sun 200 500 800 pm COMING SOON Here To Serve The Studetits Oct 2 8 YESTERDAY TODAY TOMORROW Oct 9- 10 FANTASIA Page 6 OHIO WESLEYAN TRANSCRIPT September 23 1964 esn s usi mmims uilents eiay Last Fa Gained By Council increase UvOnly J Over Delayed final examinations scheduled to begin Wednesday in second and and to delay them would have This falls Deans List num- Dick Gustely Eric Gutnick Forrester Gail Garrison Nan- wiil be effect third term this year announ- wasted two days said Opfer bers 120 students an increase Curt Harris Janet Harris cy Gieryn hon- Barb Hartley Fred Himme- ed Jim Opfer student body But we still consider it a two of three over the number Sara Godfrey Dave Greene is lein Susan Jennings Pat president thirds victory ored last autumn The list Harry Mary Houser Barb Judson Bob Hannah The proposal was made by based on third term grades Johnson Jennings Kennedy Walter Klingler Michael Calvin Student Council last year and Kathy The cumulative list dropped Kurt Lansing John Leonard Johnson Leslie Kmonk the administration accepted it We Want To Serve You 98 Druse Sandra Latshaw Lynne to 89 from last falls The Gary Lewis John MacFarlane in the spring The new system Our Parts and 31 as compar- Ludy Marge Luke Susan term list totaled Nancy McCarrell Sue Mcln- will provide more time for Service Departments Open 19 ago Luria Marilyn McConnell ed with a year tyre studying before finals said Midnight Robin Marion Bill Mayhew Till Opfer v Monday The cumulaiive lisl requires Roberta Mack Ellen Madsen Charles Meyer Char Mighton through Friday Saturday 5 seniors to have a 340 aver- Donna Matheney Barb Patten Leslie Miller Second term there will be Till PM oge sopho- no and- juniors a 335 and Cathy Piper Doug Polum- finals Saturday third KEEFER mores a 33 baum Charles Price Prudence Judy Morris Dick Oleksa term only the few 12 and 3 Price Joyce Putnam Ginny Ongallo Opondo John Page pm classes will have Saturday CHEVROLET INC There were 21 seniors in- Robbins Dick Roberts Henry Dave Papoi Sally Patterson exams Opfer said S cluded on the cumulative list Sandusky at Harrison Schantz Bob Shanklin Pat Sheelagh Perry Sue Petri Jan Fred Breimyer is the only male No changes were possible for Phone 363- 1333 Shipley Sandra Sizer Marian Pierce Linda Roos Mark senior on this list Sarah Aplin the first term since finals were Slutz Ron Snider Schiff Roberta Sherman Chris Marty Brandt Marion Brun- Simpson John H Smith Suz- ton Libby Bunting Gale Eck- Carolyn Snyder Debora anne Soul Tom Spencer San- erson Michele Erick Susan Stone Mary Thompson Linda dy Strehlow Elaine Stryker Gerhart Carol Goodwin Peg- Trenka Debby Wagner Mar- Nancy Thomson Dan Wallace garet Wil- gy Halsled Weaver Suzanne John Wells Richard Wimbish liams Jeff Wisnieski Bonnie Kaaren Henderson Ginny Wood Harry Zink Joe Winsor Ralph Wright Joseph Suzanne Juhola La- The term list includes sen- verna Kraft Linda Lamb iors with a 36 juniors with a 00M Mary Leiter Shirley Lumpkin WSLN Takes Air dmlmtMw1 355 and sophomores with a s Gretchen Neal Izzy Owen 35 for the term OWUs student radio station Alice Polley Sandra Thomp- Hoffmans WSLN 911 FM will begin in Delaware son The third term Deans list includes the following stu- broadcasting Saturday at 4 Restaurateurs Bakers Caterers The juniors have 38 repre- dents John Blocher George pm Highlight of the first sentatives Sarah Anderson Bowden Rick Bowen Jackie days schedule will be the Chuck Babcock Sally Bene- Brooks Everett Burgess Nic playby- play of the OWU- dict Barb Boucher Bill Bux- Chang Lauren Darrow Carol David Dale Faulkner Joyce Heidelberg football game from ton Willis Cummins Dick Fleming Joe Foltz Cyndy Tiffin at 8 pm Daggett Cheryl Daugherty pedwin Dave Doan Al Dorf Janet Erven Chuck Evans Forrest Everhart Karen Fockler Esther Gallant Cyrus reece Jim Hannum Bab Jackson 20 E WINTER ST Elizabeth Johnson Carol Kel- ley Dorothy Kuhn Roger Phone 363- Lerch Mary McGee Kathy 9792 McMullen Maureen McNa- mara John Newell Jim O- berg Phil Overholt Sara Rar- Welcome Back din George Sanderson Carol Schulz Margery Simerl Don Smith Tom Storch Barbara Tener Jack VanCampen Ron Students Wenger Joan Wertz Bill Zantiny Corsages The 61 sophomores top the list in numbers Allen Ayres Arrangements Rollin Bailey Jim Borland Barbara Bowlus Jim Bryan Pot Plants and Lorraine Cascardi Tim Cer- mak Dennis Clark Mark Foliage Plants Coale Pam Cornell Chris Daigle Kathy Dale Terry Dei- Member bel Linda Diehl Doran Dill Florist Telegraph Martha Frevert Penny Gott- lieb Bill Graham Delivery Association Lynne Greeley Max Griffith

A SINCERE WELCOME The Educated To All New and Returning SLIP- OKT Ohio Wesleyan Students from JPedwin The Campus a straight A casual that looks equally great with cut- offs tapered chinos or dress suits Available in Burgandy Smooth Black Smooth THE DELAWARE COUNTY BANK Golden Harvest Grain Antique Home Owned Member FDIC Home Controlled With Two Convenient Locations To Better Serve You GRAYS SHOES FINE 41 N SANDUSKY ST 19 LONDON RD FOR FOOTWEAR 33 N SANDUSKY ST September 23 1964 OHIO WESLEYAN TRANSCRIPT Page 7 Strasburg To Direct W7U Sparads 3100 OWU Alumni Affairs Robert H Strasburg 58 has the field of sales and produc On Gray Chapel Ansstin been named the new Director tion Smith added Summer improvements able change A remodeled din and a number of kitchen im- of Alumni Relations announ- totaling nearly 31000 were ing room a modernized stain provements totaled nearly ce OWU President Klden T made on the Gray Chapel stage less steel cafeteria serving line 25000 Smith and the Austin Hall serving Strasburg will succeed room according to F S Stich Howie Strauch who is now Director of the Physical Plant Assistant to the President His The stage had its long exist- duties cover the fields of alum- ing temporary extension ren- IAUTY SALON ni relations clubs reunions novated to a permanent ex- homecomings and the Board tension with an increase of of Alumni said Smith He will 1000 sq ft Expert In Student Hair Styling start work in late October Constructed by the Camp- Strasburg was an associate bell Associates of Marysville And Hair Shaping For 35 Years editor of the Bijou and Tran- the new stage was begun Aug script at OWU Majoring in 1 and completed at a cost of history and journalism he was 6800 said Stich The old two a member of Phi Gamma Del- level stage was redone at one Mr Gene hair stylist ta social fraternity and presi- level with maple wood inlay dent of Pi Delta Epsilon jour- ft Included in the final cost 5 HAIRDRESSERS nalism honorary society are electrical outlets around StrasTTurg worked for the Bob Strasburg the stage perimeter Footlights DELAWARES MOST MODERN SALON Heer Printing Co in Colum- Alumni Boss have also been installed so that bus for the past six years in the entire stage may be light- 363- 1884 ed instead of only the center ACROSS FROM CITY HALL PHONE area Phi Betes Initiate Four The Austin Hall serving room has undergone consider At June Commencement WELCOME BACK STUDENTS also elected last HEADQUARTERS Four OWU seniors were term graduated initiated into Phi Beta Kappa in June 1 For at commencement exercises Qualifications last June for membership Greeting Cards Those elected include a 375 Magazines to the scholastic a c c u m u 1 ative t Newman average for jun Paper Back Books fiseK i mm honorary society raaaivm- rmaSM m S mmj were Bill Con- iors Seniors Playing Cards W nor Jerry Getz qualify with a 350 A mini- Film Barry mum of 85 per cent or 32 of Newman Flash Bulbs and Steve Rose- a students courses must be in fielde the liberal arts Juniors and seniors may be Connor from elected in April Transfer stu- News Shnp iillif NrSi Pittsburgh Pa was a mathe- dents and seniors are consid- 25 N SANDUSKY ST i L I matics major and a member of ered at commencement Beta Theta Pi fraternity Getz from Binghamton N Y was a pre- Welcome Back i j law major and a Wilt IPWyst i m M member of Tau Kappa Epsilon Students fraternity Getz Newman from Bayside N Y was an economics major and Open A Thirty Day Account also a member of Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity For Your Every Need R o s e f i e lde from Atlantic Cosmetics Tabacco School Supplies 1 Beach N Y 1 was a history major and The chapter at Prescriptions Jit present is com- Rosef ieiae posed of Sarah Aplin Sue Ger- hart and Shirley Lumpkin who DEL Rx PHARMACY were initiated as juniors last April Thirteeen Phi Betes 1 NORTH SANDUSKY STREET

Would you meet the press in 595 slacks MACS Impressively when Quality they are Lee Trims SNACK The spirit of 1964 is young nonchalant knowl- Workmanship edgeable And looking like a stuffed shirt is not good press relations Look like 1964 BAR Wear Lee Trims Examine Lees Poly Gab fabric of 50 polyester 50 combed cotton Insist in a fine line twill Quality tailoring that looks natural with this 35 cardigan Trims are spe- on Home- Made Donuts cially treated for easy wash and wear In Sand Heather Covert Grey Midnight Other Lee sures from 495 to 795 Assorted Flavored Pop Corn Leesureswriee Our Pop Corn Is Popped Daily 9 N Sandusky St ANDERSONS S Sandusky St 190 35 N SANDUSKY ST Page 8 OHIQ WESLEYAN TRANSCRIPT September 23 1964 GOT Fraterni- Ebs Pledge 304 Up 5 n

OWUS 14 fraternities Macalister Mike McCormick Bartram Craig Butchenhart Prettyman Paul Ricchetti Ed Thornberry Frank Vazquez pledged 304 men over the Ralph Nemir Rich Patterson William Grunow Don Han- Rossotti Steve Schelkun Tom White Carl Yanoch Rob- week end 835 per cent of the Rich Penton Tim Rardin Jim over Robert Hicks Steven Bruce Smith Al Stephey Tom ert Zapp Rector Rich Scheid Robert Howard James Hoyt William Trumble Verne Venne class according to Rick Wise TAU KAPPA EPSILON Interfraternity Council rush Stout Rich Stager John Stroh Jacobson Leonard Kobren Venne 19 Gregg Anderson An- chairman Keith Walker Bob Winters Don Kruttschnitt Jeff Lands- bach Hayden Letchworth Jeff SIGMA PHI EPSILON drew Berliner Walter Bowers Last year 281 men 78 per KAPPA SIGMA Mensh Rich OConnell Emmit 22 Robert Brown Mark Jim Davenport David Debus- cent of the class pledged Wise 13 Kenneth Asher Chris McHaffie Joe Packman Jaros Chernichaw William Dennis schere Norris Evans William attributes the rise to a more Bertrand John Heck Bruce Rubenstein Pete Taillie Harry Bill Gray John Griffith Rich- Feldman Charles Fish Ted encouraging attitude from Miller Ken Morris James Tower Lew Walter ard Hill James Jewett Reed Herman Robert Kennedy Roy dorm counselors They didnt Rascoe Al Russo Jeff Smith Joiner Joseph Kingsley War- Kiefer Laurence King Peter discourage the rushees Mark Van Bavel Kenneth PI LAMBDA PHI ren Kosters Jeffery Larson Lane Martin Ligocki Dale Barry Wolfgram 5 Derek Cross Robert Robert Mapes Jim McCreary McCoy Russell Simmonds The men pledged are as Wilson Thomas Zackman Bill Zaiser Harris Dave McKnight Rich- Taylor Mudge J Palatini Ted Rick Sonnecken Douglas Sut- follows ard Sellers Bob Wendt DELTA THETA Roberts Bill Sahle Dale phin James Webel ALPHA SIGMA PHI PHI 18 Stephen Croll Doug- SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON 17 Jim Allen Michael las Crosby Philip Cummins 32 Bob Amoruso Neil Barnes Mel Boynton Lawr Bersticker Andrew Billipp ence DAmato Karl Eschel- Peter DeGreen Dave Dost Frank Blossom Wes Burlin- bach Roger Fohl David Chris Ensign Carl Heise Jim game Ray Carbone Pete Con- WELCOME Green Dan Hendricks Steve Jarvis David Johnson Joe stanzo Jack Donson Phil Don Jones Peter Kramers Keane John Moorhead Willis Enscoe Mike Fleming Scott Droehler John Lewis David Nichols Don Ryals Robert Fowler Doug Hart Laurie Post Al Preyer Chris Smith Hellman Rick Higgins Joel OWU STUDENTS Ron Stern Nick Weiss Shepherd Gary Smith Dick Splete Lowell Vorpe Prosper Hutt Frank McDaniel Craig ALPHA TAU OMEGA Vignone Meszaros Phil Moore Steve Newcombe Tom Pallas Gary From 13 Beall Bob Carr Mike Peterson Brain Raia Joe Cottle Jim Foltz PHI GAMMA DELTA Edward Schell Bruce Shiffler John Hedbring Don Knaur 32 John Adams Clarke Charles Sisler Wes Spreen Jim Storm Mahoney George Rieg Baldwin David Barton Mike Don Dick Trotter Rick Wallace Steve Rockwood Gary Taylor Banzhaf Art Beck Jr Robert Bobs Mobil Service Tom Vandivort John Wright Benedict Dan Bennington Mike Ward Tom Webster Bob Roger Wright James Bonney Bob Brown Wellman Bill Byrne Thomas Carnes Tune Up Motor Overhaul BETA THETA PI Schiller Cassell Jim Cushing SIGMA CHI 24 Hour Heavy Wrecker Service 29 Andrew Baer Tom Tom Day Dick Faulkner 28 Bob Allen Jim Ander- Bell Sam Bennett John Burr- Bub Heldman Bill Howell son Bruce Bowers Fred Down Pat Jones Dave Kelling John er Timothy Carleton Don Barton Drake Lawrence Fed Over 20 Years Experienced Cooper James Craven David Lesick Craig Mclntyre John ak Flanagan Rick Gush- Dawson John Eufinger Mar- McDermott Dick Maxwell Pat Garage Mechanic tin Haskell Ralph Hoelzer Craig Moser Bill Priest Mike man Robert Harding John Phillips Sealy Jacoby John Johns Jim Kaminsky Steve Buzz Hubley Stephen DAY 363- 8461 NIGHT 362- 3325 Walter Lamb Jr Don Melrose Smith Wayne Smith Tom James Johnson Ed Kurent Andy Van Gundy Joseph Miller Larry Plum Tootle Richard Linden Donnel Mc Wes Poling Wes Robinson Twitch Werlinich Henry Steve Mclntire Gary Bill Rowland Andy Russell Morrison Bob Ottewill Char- Jeff Schneider Rich Schreib- PHI KAPPA PSI 21 Howard Baker John les Page Don Piatt Charles er Ed Sewall William Simp- rTrnTrHlirr son Richard Strivers Mike Treman Charles Underwood Herb Wilcox See Our Selection of CHI PHI 29 Bob Bachman Jim Baldrich Dave Banks Charles FRATERNITY SORORITY Beach Pete Bleckner Brian Bolay Jim Buck Paul Caplan Chick Carver Wayne Clark Crests Rollin Conway Hall Dann Lavaliers Lee Dixon Fred Evans Skip Greek Letter Farkas Bruce Harwood Kirk Recognition Emblems Hornbeck Brad Jude Tom Lange Ira Lapides Rich Ler- man Bruce Nichols Rob Na- Charms pier Wayne Parker Rog Pol- lock Ray Rogers Larry Stern Charm Bracelets mmm Dick Stonberg Chip Teisler Guards Pinning Chains DELTA TAU DELTA Bubble 26 Peter Anderson Walt- er Auch Drew Buchanan Jim Carper Rob Craig Steve Success in the Social Sciences will be aided in a JEWELRY major way by the scholars studied selection of the Curfman George Ellis Robert OWEN minor articles of his wardrobe A brief crib list is Fenning Michael Flack James shown and daily tutoring is available 3 N SANDUSKY ST Jenkins Chad Lammert John Leibach Keith Locke Douglas Wilsons We would like to extend C J of Course a cordial Welcome to all Uptown Hook N Hanger incoming freshmen and returning upperclassmen THE FIRST NATIONAL BAM OF DELAWARE OHIO Trim

xr o o o c c MAIN OFFICE SOUTH OFFICE Mk p 1 40 O J 34 N Sandusky St 200 S Sandusky St r r O 0 m fio 7 sZC vSV Come In And See Us For All Your v I 1 Banking Needs intiniiL4I ii iiiin September 23 1964 OHIO WESLEYAN TRANSCRIPT Page 9 All Ccmpus Grades Siddhartha Phone CEuaimgas Due Friday Several frequently called university telephone extensions Hp 15 From Last Fall have been changed because of the rearranging of offices over the summer average rose to 27581 for the In Chapel The all- campus point The new numbers are with 26122 a year ago Registrar spring term compared Thomas Dillman Pro- mens was 26816 and the Siddhartha first of the Dir Student Academic Achievement Craig Willis has reported the grams 411 figures were 24943 and 27318 Great Books series will be womens 2832 Last springs Alfred Ferguson English Department Chairman eed 26546 and independent men discussed Friday in Chapel by 385 Robert Montgomery professor Robert Holm Asst in Development 415 compared with 24943 and 24943 last year Sorority 2 8269 of religion Richard Bauerle Ralph Hoffines Acting Director of Admissions 376 a 28867 and independent women 26763 to women scored professor of English Tim Cir- Allan Ingraham Dean of Instructions 411 26447 a year ago 27504 and mak and Nancy Nimmons Fred Pollock Director of Student Aid 328 a average of 29572 juniors 27664 sopho- Seniors had Dave Ross Asst to the Pres for Development 418 freshmen 24781 Last years averages are 4 to 5 mores 27031 and From pm Friday Emerson Shuck Vice Pres for Academic Affairs 411 23667 28779 27026 26652 discussion groups led by Miss Howard Slrauch Executive Asst to the Pres 419 The fraternity and sorority averages are listed below with Nimmons Cirmak Diane Al- Terence Taylor Asst Dean of Men 416 last terms rank in parentheses ger Virginia Dangremondi Craig Willis Registrar 351 1 Kappa Alpha Theta 1 30329 Rich Pepp and Terry Deible will meet in the MUB said Accounting Department 294 295 296 30123 2 Pi Bela Phi 2 Professor of English and Hu- Evaluation Service 313 manities Ruth Davies series 3 Zeta Tau Alpha 8 29801 29227 director 1 Kappa Sigma 2 LET THE Octobers book Water- Alpha Gamma Delia 3 29068 4 shed was chosen by the Martin Shoe Repair 5 Delia Gamma 11 28845 Astronomy Departments No- Physics Mathematics and SAVE SOUL 9 28603 YOUR 6 Alpha Xi Delia vembers book will be chosen 28 WINTER STREET by the Philosophy Religion 7 Gamma Phi Bela 4 28332 and Departments Prof Davies 8 Kappa Kappa Gamma 6 28029 said

9 Alpha Chi Omega 10 28006 The voluntary reading pro- gram was begun last spring to wipill fl 15 27555 an 10 Chi Omega offer basic knowledge from all Alpha Epsilon 8 27539 2 Sigma major fields to all the campus 27357 o 11 Delia Delia Delia 12 27357 3 Phi Kappa Psi 11 27128 4 Alpha Tau Omega 4 Cupids Classroom 12 Alpha Delia Pi 7 26810 26797 PINNINGS 5 Sigma Phi Epsilon 8 26716 Leslie Carlson Kappa Kap- 6 Tau Kappa Epsilon 7 26564 pa Gamma to Rich Garrett 7 Delia Tau Delia 3 26360 Sigma Chi 8 Delia Thela 9 Phi Linda McConnell Fairmount 9 Bela Thela Pi 5 26324 26243 Teachers College to Chuck 10 Phi Lambda Phi 1 25957 Parks Delta Tau Delta Lined or 11 Phi Gamma Delia 10 unlined leather 25734 Puyles Ohio to guard treated 12 Alpha Sigma Phi 14 Elaine Slate sueded genuine 25001 Meyer Sigma Chi pigskin is Wellington- 13 Chi Phi 13 Tom styled 24914 for 14 Sigma Chi 12 Jill Reed Sacramento State comfortincluding College California to Mike St steel shank crepe John Phi Kappa Psi rubber sole and heel Katy Ratliff Alpha Xi Del k VT ta to Mike Anderson Phi For The Kappa Psi 1199 Kathy Witte Alpha Gam- Latest Styles ma Delta to Jon Whittaker Delta Tau Delta s1299 ENGAGEMENTS In Womens Peggy Halsted Gamma Phi Beta to Phil Pei- mut Alpha Clothing Sigma Phj Katy Druse Alpha Chi Omega to Bob Crump Alpha Stop At Sigma Phi BAilEREIS SHOES Sue Tinnerman St Marys College to Steve Comus Pi 28 N SANDUSKY ST Lambda Phi Linda Tuckley Kappa Kap- The pa Gamma Tom Waechter Delta Tau Delta 64 Marion Wheeler to George Peoples Store Conn 64 The Best MARRIAGES Jean Hanselman Alpha Chi 15 W WINTER ST Omega 64 to Pete Owen Al- pha Sigma Phi in Joan Wirtz to John Mono- ski Tau Kappa Epsilon Fast

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North Marion Street 62- 1721 862- 1831 LADDERS Waldo Ohio CLEANERS and 9 N Sandusky St 190 S Sandusky St Page 10 OHIO WESLEYAN TRANSCRIPT September 23 1964 OWU Booters Harriers Open With Win Open With Scots An outstanding group of Jim Kaminski and Al Pelham describes as the best fresh- freshmen led the OWU cross also frosh placed second man class in several years By Dennis Clark last year with a close 1- 0 vic country team to an impressive A Defiance team finished add up to improvement for Sports Editor tory triangular victory Saturday third and Indiana Tech had the Bishop runners The game will be played Saturday Eleven returning lettermen This the Bishops teams come in fourth and fifth However the entire confer- under the lights of Comm- on Capital Ali- from the nucleus of Coach ake and Witten- Howie Adams and Bob ence appears stronger Capital unity Field starting at 8 pm erg at Country out Bishop Fred Myers potentially potent the Delaware konis rounded the is rated among the confer- Club scoring a soccer squad as they hurry with sixth place ences top three teams along OWU 9 through final preparations for scored points to 18 finish with Mount Union and Akron or Indiana Tech and 21 season opener here Fri- BG Graduate for Returning lettermen Glenn The Bishops position with their Defiance low day night with the scrappy score wins Blomquist Mike St John and the rest of the league should The meet differed consider- Scots of Wooster Rick Bowen in addition to be clearer after Saturdays en- Takes Helm ably from the normal four Adams and Alikonis along counter with Cap and the The Bishops out to defend mile race Each of the three with what Coach Marv Frye Wittenberg Tigers their NCAA championship of squads was divided into two- year will be led in the man teams Both men of each last At Sport Post The Barber Shop In Town current campaign by senior of the several teams ran alter- Newest co- captains John Patterson Ron Geiser 61 Bowling nate miles for a total of six SANDUSKY STREET BARBER SHOP left inside and Charlie Moaz- Green graduate has been nam- miles 28 S SANDUSKY ST ed Center forward Both ed new OWU Sports Publicist Ron Stevens and John 8 am to 6 pm Daily 8 am to 8 pm Friday were All- Ohio picks last year Lewis beth freshmen crossed Directly Across From Edgar Hall and Patterson currently holds the fine first for OWU and the OWU records for most goals and most points scored in one season THE DELAWARE HARDWARE returning lettermen ii h i Other N St are goalie Dave Shipps who 58 60 Sandusky is battling junior Bill Jobson DELAWARE COUNTY OHIO for the starting post full- WELCOMES YOU BACK TO DELAWARE Bucky Stultz and Bill backs PHONE 362- 4871 Pricher halfbacks Bobby Bao Dave Herr and Eric Thomp- r We have appreciated your patronage in the years past and hope we can son insides Chuck Fox and I again be of service to you wingman Joe Logan and HEADQUARTERS FOR PAINT- UP FIX- UP SUPPLIES Branch Rickey We Stock a complete line Til Jf of Freshmen Tim Bell and Bob IlliHitiiOiimia 31 JmiMIJB Lucas Paint G E Lamps Glass 1 Floor Wax Wellman wings and Frank Ron Geiser Mops Pails Clothes Drying Racks Janitors Supplies Blossom halfback have been Sports Publicist Skirt Blouse Hangers Cooking Utensils Brooms Elden T particularily impressive in announced President Smith We believe our prices will please you workouts according to Myers Geiser will succeed Ted who again has a fine crop of Gathany who is now director first- year men of news media services for Mentor Inc of Arlington While not making any rash Tex or premature predictions Geiser who is completing Myers did state that the team work toward a MA degree at is looking better than it did Ohio University was assistant sports publicist for four years at the same a year ago time at Bowling Green and associate This is partially due to the director of sports information fact that he expects to field at Ohio U for a year before an all- veteran lineup for the accepting the OWU post opener which he did not do In addition he has worked at the Blufton News Bowling last year he added Green Sentinel- Tribune and Findley Republican- A hard- fought battle is ex- Courier Geiser and his wife Arlene pected against the Scots Fri- have one son 21 month old day The Bishops opened their Jon Alan Both are natives of 101- 1 season against Wooster Blufton O

ONCE UPON A HILL w j THERE WERE OTHERS New WHERE BEFORE THERE WERE COWS THAT WENT TO THE HILL Method A MAN BUILT A HOUSE TO STAY IN THE HOUSE Has A AND HE STUDIED AND TO STUDY EE Box Packaging For Mens Shirts Each shirt is individually packaged in a cellophane paper bag Every shirt is hand packaged and each shirt collar is supported by a card- board insert that guarantee wrinkle free fresh looking shirts everytime And best of all the shirts are packed in a BEFORE VERY LONG N V AND THEY CALLED A cardboard box that THERE WERE NO COWS IT COLLEGE BUT THERE AND THEN A UNIVERSITY WERE MANY HOUSES V insures your shirts AND THEY DfcJESSED IN A WHERE MANY CAME TO STUDY UNIFORM wont be crushed or AND THEY CALLED IT TRADITION wrinkled always starched the way you like them at NEW METHOD Cleaners haunderers COLLEGE SHOP 9 North Sandusky St 190 S Sandusky St 5 NORTH SANDUSKY STREET September 23 1964 OHIO WESLEYAN TRANSCRIPT Page 11

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put- a commanding Bluffton last Saturday Fouts The Battling Bishops face a head coach Jack Fouts the OC 2nd division has been Princes held 7- 01 Bishops considers the team to be a very formidable task as they Bishops optimistically hope for ing the squad through rugged record while the a 2- 61 lone good hard- hitting club with launch their 1964 football sea- a return of the powerful OWU pre- season training programs sported mark The a ball control offense It is a son Saturday night at Heidel- football teams of yesteryear in preparation for the opener tie came on a hard- fought but running berg Fouts eager to terminate the and feels that the team will scoreless battle with Heidel- team which relies heavily upon halfback Urshie Under the leadership of new teams two year tenure in the be ready mentally and physi- berg cally After scouting the Princes Neal j i 13 ffPTjinFTfTH j to

j mrwm pf f fFfflfrpir1inTiTMnrTTC rutnTJiiwgiifw p1i game Last season the Student in their scoreless with Eliminating i 1 the single wing of last year the Bishops will be operating out of a basic T offense with quarterbacks T T Coach Gauthier Barry Aronson and Russ Geig- jr ji IF jf JT h 1 J nil ir er fighting it out for the start- 4 ing role Fouts feels that both V Dies During August provide field leadership with Aronson being the more pow- j x 4 The death of George E Rockne- coached Notre Dame erful runner and Geiger the J j 3 i Gauthier former OWU ath- team which featured an all- quicker and better passing lrJl 1 letic director in Blind River time great halfback George quarterback tk HJS Ont Aug 11 was sports news Gipp t il J With only 11 let- throughout the nation Prof Gauthier also coached returning ij termen the teams lack of An important figure in Mid- track and led OWU to 10 con- depth must be western collegiate sports he He in filled for the ference titles retired most part by inexperienced symbolized the era when Ohio 1955 but returned to coach freshmen many of which will j Wesleyan was a major athletic track and cross country for see action in Wt power He was 74 seasons Saturdays game Neil Bursiicker 79 brings down Bishop three more FROSH TACKLE Prof Gauthier died two halfback Dale Faulkner in Saturdays Red White scrim- A member of the Helms Total offense leader Ed weeks after suffering a heart Curreri to mage won 49- 0 in preparation for Saturday Foundation Football Hall of returns the backfield The Red team while vacationing in Heidelberg at Tiffin attack Fame Prof Gauthier is sur- in the left half position Last nights opener with Canadian province where Photo By Billingham the vived by his widow Ruth and year Curreri collected 586 he was born in 1890 a son Richard rushing and completed 17 of Built Selby 37 passes for 202 yards One of his major accomplish- ments at OWU was to direct Filling out the backfield will A Welcome the building of Selby Field in be Phil Flanagan at fullback Hearty 1929 night before he died The Continued on back page the Delaware City Board of Education had voted to name to Delaware the new 90000 high school stadium in his honor HEADQUARTERS Prof Gauthier came to Ohio Wesleyan in 1921 after three For From HAAS years as head coach at Michi- Greeting Cards gan Agricultural College now Magazines 1 drop Michigan State where he Please accept our cordial invitation to graduated in 1914 Paper Back Books in and browse Great Teams Playing Cards His OWU teams ran up a of 121 victories 98 Film at Haas youll find a host of practical record Here defeats and 14 ties Among Flash Bulbs personal needs and unusual gifts his greatest coaching accom- plishments were victories over Michigan and News Shop Overthe- Door Michigan State Gauthier in 25 Shower Caps Hangers Syracuse In 1918 his Michigan The Strong Years 25 N SANDUSKY ST Cliprite Clips Immersion Heaters Aggies had defeated a Knute Tissue Cases Tote and Shoe Bags Pin Curl Bonnets Folding Hangers Sports Slate Inflatable Hangers Cannon Towels KOCHS IGA MARKET Friday Cross 38 South Sandusky St Be sure to shop Haas for new Nor Soccer Wooster night 362- 2641 Informals and Studio Greeting Cards Phone here For The Best In Saturday new fall way of dressing Grocery Meat Cross Country Wittenberg the softly shaped And Produce and Capital here wool dress that barely Football Heidelberg skims your figure Red coffee brown white or 50 N SANDUSKY ST We Deliver night at Tiffin o black 5 to 15 sizes 3600

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