KENYON COLLEGIA10 n v N A Journal of Student Opinion

yoL LXXXVII Gambier Ohio October 14 19B0 XERy No 2 Five June Graduates Actors Prepare Get Woodrow Wilsons 1 For A Millers Five members of the Class of i 960 were named recipients of One of Kenyons finest pub- The Crucible Woodrow Wilson Fellowships lications is Hika a literary by Ted Walch hile four other noteworthy magazine catering to the un- After a highly successful season jrants went to several of their dergraduate poets artists and 4 J last year which included such ellov graduates writers Last year Hika suc- hits as The Misanthrope The The Woodrow Wilson Foundati- ceeded in maintaining the high Glass Menagerie and The Sea on awards one thousand fellows- literary standards for which Gull the Kenyon Dramatic Club hips anually as an incentive to Kenyon is recognized as out- and Thomas Cooke visiting in- raduating seniors to enter upon standing This year Co- editors structor in dramatics have chosen i career of teaching and scholars- Robert C Howell and Robert Arthur Millers The Crucible hip Aid is extended to stud- B Montiegel are looking for- for the fall production ents in their first year of gradu- ward to equaling or surpassing Acclaimed as a powerful and ate work in the humanities and the execellence of last year ed- exciting play The Crucible the social sciences The Foundati- itions While low on finances tells the story of the infamous ons support of candidates in they are high on ambition and Salem witch trials in terms of the natural sciences however is ask all undergraduates to turn individual conflict with mass now limited to those exceptional in any poetry essays short hysteria While it raises pointed- Rehearsing for the forthcoming presentation of Arthur Millers The ases when a clear preference for stories and art work which ly question of guilt by asso- Crucible are from left to right Dave Gueulette Christ Columbi the a teaching is is of merit Art Director John career indicated Mrs Denham Sutcliffe ciation The Crucible presents Hazelton is very interested in Ned Hitchcock and David Franchfelder The Faculty Committee on a vivid historical picture a some cover drawings and will Prizes and Graduate Fellowships picture filled with persons firmly accept these from campus ar- in religion wary whose Chairman is Professor rooted yet as tists OXFORD MUSICIANS of as of wilder- Landon Warner head of the Hist- the unknown the Last year almost the entire ness in they ory Department seni- which lived considers staff was graduated and this ors at B The people of The Crucible with least a cumulative loss must be filled by the GET MIXED OPINION average upon the recommendati- are positive convinced and big- freshman as well as the rest by Spero on of members of faculty Dick roles the movement receeds back oted Puritans yet there are those the of the student body The Edi- The to the initial among them who rebel to injudi- names of those who receive torial Staff and Advisory Members of the Oxford String theme The third this groups sub- movement was something of a cious decisions who judge a endorsement are Board of Hika is made up al- Quartet and pianist Eleanor Vail mitted to Reg- popourri counter- point a person at his worth Foremost the Foundations most entirely of Seniors and Hunt opened the 1960- 61 concert folk- like quality even a few of among these is John Proctor who ional Selection Committee for for this publication to be truly season Sunday October 2 in seconds what seemed like George Gersh- will be played by Fred Taylor ronsideration representative of the Kenyon Rosse Hall wins music were Par- Miller presents Proctor as the in- Last years winners were J undergraduates the student evident Elizabeth Walker and Andon ticular credit should go to Mrs dividual against society the Thomas Moore a philosophy majj- body must submit as much as Foster Joseph violins Bein viola Vail but the ensemble as a steady thinker in face of rising r studying at Brandeis Univers- they can to the Editors The whole and Elizabeth Potteiger cello seemed very sure of this work hysteria ity Michael J OHaire now do- Hika office is located on the played music of Mozart Richard One of Beethovens Rasoumov- It is also Proctor who in the xg graduate work in English Second Floor of Pierce Hall Monaco and Beethoven and for sky Quartets concluded the pro- end is faced with the ultimate John L Stanley continuing his next to the Pool Room The the most- part played it well gram The C major opus 59 No decisions of or not to work in political science at Camb- Editors would like the material whether The D major Quartet K 575 3 marks the beginning of yield to the circumstances His ridge University England and as soon as possible type writ- the of Mozart is one of those Prus- stormy Beethoven No longer wife Elizabeth portrayed by Mrs Russell E Van Hooser another ten double spaced and signed sian Quartets commissioned es- is the music restricted by the Samuel Lord is also at the crux political scientist now at Johns with the authors name ad- pecially by a cellist of Mozarts classical style The with of conflict with evi- Hopkins University Richard M dress and class break the little time Hence the composer has the past is evident in the dence against her she is accused Schori a mathematics major now minuet gone to some length to provide and overwhelming in the final of witchcraft in trying to save t the State University of Iowa the cello with the dominant voice allegro molto Here the Oxford from the Court of Salem her urned down the Woodrow Wilson More Than S200000 her Unfortunately however Miss group was more than adequate in husband is accused also and the jrant in favor of a National Def- Dorm Potteiger was not at her usual capturing the changing of to a gripping ense Scholarship For Renovation mood drama snowballs best and the performance suf- the composer and interpre- provacative climax The remodeling of Leonard and their and In addition Charles A Brons- fered because of it She mis- tation was clearly the highlight of Hanna Halls has finally been ap- There are many scenes involv- on is continuing his study of played a number of notes in afternoon proved and work is scheduled to the the ing large groups in The Crucible philosophy at Brown University andante and menuetto and not The first of two concerts pre- begin next summer as soon as yet the drama is primarily one of ith the aid of a Danforth Fellows- the final allegretto did of necessary plans and surveys until the sented under the auspices The individual decisions and relation- hip William S Reed the winner the to is whole ensemble seem play as George Gund Lectureship fund ships The Crucible is neither of a Dalton Fellowship is doing have been made The projet a unit will be the next musical event of a pagent nor an epic Miller with Psduate work in political science anticipated to be completed by Richard Monaco a member of the season Duo di Roma will the care of a craftsman has given st the Maxwell School of Public the fall of the academic year the music faculty at Wetsern Col- perform Monday evening Novem- the audience vivid portrayals of Administration at Syracuse Univ- 1961 1962 lege was represented by his ber 28 Cont on Page 4 Col 3 ersity and Walter H Taylor So far as the actual work to be such as Quartet for Piano and Strings low a history student at the done mechanical services This was quite impressed Virginia Seminary was awarded door locks and light switches will listener Some with the work The opening PUNS AND EVOLUTION s Rockefeller Brothers Theologic- be checked and repaired movement featured frequent use al Fellowship articles in the bath and toilet LECTURES rooms will be replaced All in- of the pizzicato effect and good HIGHLIGHT by Bob Kass terior plaster and wood surfaces string interplay In the adagio by Ed McCampbell on will be repaired with new floor the strings built an introduc- There are two kinds of puns The idea of evolution is a part WKCO Takes tory melody with the piano pro- coverings and complete interior good ones and bad ones This of modern thought in sometimes viding a background of chords On decorations are being made is the manner in which Mr Wil- very subtle ways This was the 1 an exchange of New Look Cont on Page 4 Col After dominant liam C Craig described his sub- opening remark made by Profes- Radio station WKCO its open- ject the pun when he addressed sor Robinson of the Biology de- Mg delayed for one week by the the Kenyon student body at partment in the new science breakdown of crystal and cons- Rosse Hall Tuesday October 4 series now being presented by ole began this years programm- Mr Craig chairman of the the Kenyon Christian Fellowship ing on September 26 carrying speech department at Wooster Professor Robinson continued te heaviest programming schedu- College describes the various and gave in a few short minutes le in its history The stations typs of humor that the human a definition of evolution in which Weekly air time is forty- seven race has suffered through over the ideas ranged from the practi- ours this year an increase of the ages cal definition of evolution to the five fortyt- hours over last years A years from now philosophical problems which this wo hundred students will look back on this subject poses When the topic of A continuing increasing camP- century and call it the semantic evolution is discussed inevitably Us interest in WKCO is respo- period he began the name of Charles Darwin is nse for the expanded programm- In the early 1930s everyone did introduced so it was in this lec- ing reflected Pete Sharp as- handies consisting of various ture Professor Robinson gave a sistant station manager Dick comical formations of the hands condensed outline of Darwins Wintermantle as station manager along with gag lines Later in theories and their immediate Wds the stations roster of forty the 30s the foolish question and meanings announcers and technical men answer dominated the humor However the major portion of Sunday In Gambier is one of to right Dave Gueulette Chris Columbi stage the lecture concerned itself with Lhis Crucible are from left years new programs Des- and at pre- far- reaching implications of Dr Nathan A Scott Ass Professor of Theology Literature The war 1940s brought the tined as a light music relazaiont- scene in American literature two new types of jokes the the Darwinian theory of evolu- ype U of Chicago tells students The human forth show the program will doom and Professor Robinson said is more often than not a scene of violence and terror knock- knock and the Little tion As heard in two segments on Sun- Kenyon thought damnation Dr Scott was the first important speaker in the Audrey When the latter began this concept liberated OS afternoons The first is from Cont on Page 4 Col 4 Cont on Page 4 Col 3 Cont on Pago 4 Col 4 Lecture Series PAGE TWO KENYON COLLEGIAN

The Kenyon Collegian will sponsor a mock election in Ihe POLITICAL FORUM lounge of Peirce Hall Thurs- Kenyon Collegian day November 3 1960 before by Sam Richmond Since 1856 and after the afternoon and Americas two angry young men presidential candidates Ken- evening meals All students nedy and Nixon met for the second of their four debates Thursday are urged to participate October 6 1960 Discussion touching on recessions Cuba the U- 2 U S prestige abroad future progress in prosperity Editors Richard Rubin Hank Kasson incident and Quemoy and Matsu brought out a sharper conflict between the News Editor Steve Herbst LIFE KENYON ON could be found in the first TV appearance Feature Editor Sam Richmond by candidates than David Hackworth recessions brought by Sports Editor Jan Hallenbeck Tom Waylett Kennedy cried out against about GOP money policy Nixon his partys to Business Manager Richard Spero By this date I am sure we have tight while defended efforts mag- economy Advrtlsing Manager Wells Wagner all read or heard about Life maintain the dollar and stimulate the whole through the of of governments of Circulation and Exchange Manager Stu Brown azines brilliant evaluation private sector instead increasing the share nation- two Assistant Managers Jeff Gold Ron Wasserman Kenyon College We are the al spending The economic differences between the candidates Cartoonist Mike Chapell Eastern mens college moved can be sharply outlined in their respective attitudes toward the Photographer Jerry DeOreo westward We have high schol- Federal Reserve Board Under the Republican administration this News Staff John Camper Ben Chotiner Jerry Goldberg Ron Haisfield Bob astic standards and expensive board has set money policy and determined fluctuations in the Kass Fred Kluge Edwin McCampbell Walter Nielsen Zephanaih Nthiga social demands We are isolated money flow to counteract inflationary and deflationary tendencies Lee Piepho Peter Scarlet and import coeds Well some of without interference from the executive office Feature Staff Tom Collins David Hackworth Neal Mayer Stu Norwood Dave this is self- evident but generally Kennedy has stated he will take away the Boards autonomy and Schon Bill Woods speaking as Life always does use money policy as an instrument to stimulate the American econ- Arnold DeLorenzo Mike Kolczun Sports Staff Tom Black Dave Dawson This is omy toward ever greater expansion while Nixons stand is to co- Steve Shapire this is our reputation what we are although I under- ntinue GOP policy on the grounds that it provides the best atmo- stand we miss some of the most sphere for growth in the private sectors of the economy as witnessed intriguing phases of the program in the past seven and a half years our eastern brothers enjoy main- In the debate over foreign issues Kennedy called for increasing ly Mt Holyoke Smith and Co the Voice of America broadcasts Nixon on the other hand defended THE SPOKESMAN However I guess those boys have his administrations actions toward South America particularly Cuba their problems too insisting that his stand on the Guatanamo base was unyielding co- More specifically I presume ntrol by America A Question of Freedom Life meant that Kenyon is an Kennedy reiterated his opinion that the U S has degenerated in the last eight years in military strength and the world prestige We have printed in this issue a letter submitted by about Eastern type school Alright How relative to the communist block nations also saying that his is the twenty enraged members of Kenyons silent generation One what is an Eastern school are we like them Certainly we party of the future and the GOP of the past As in the last debate need only to read the article casually to find the basic under- have our treasured traditions and Nixon tried to turn the tables on him by saying Kennedys policies lying fallacy of their common ideal our English roots That much are redressed Truman policies and his own are the successful policies The gentlemen who submitted this appeal obviously feel should be thoroughly impressed of Eisenhower and the Republican Party Vice- president Nixon added to his picture of himself as a man of that valuable time is wasted through interruptions for sense- upon everyone We are under which does strength by taking a stand on principle concerning the Quemoy less class to extent their objections private endowment questions during and this not make us particularly wealthy and Matsu Islands Kennedy although less glorious on this issue dif- are valid What is not taken into consideration is the but it is an arrangement that lets seemed a little more practicle in pointing out the administrations ference between disposing of unnecessary questions and us enjoy some amount of inde- own statement that the islands are strategically indefensible abolishing unsolicited questions altogether One hinges it pendence Scholarship definitely One thing seems to be missing in the alternating smiles and grins of both candidates Neither have the personal stature of either would seem on the professors discretion the other goes comes first and the emphasis is program which Eisenhower or Stevenson and both seem lacking confidence in directly against the grain of liberal education basic on a balanced Its tries to develop the whole man themselves and in the nation they propose to lead A distinction premise we may remind is the right to be educated and it is We also have some of the cul- may have to be made in the voters mind as to whether he is voting every students right tural and cosmopolitan benefits for the best man for the office that the nation could produce or for The fact remains that questions raised during the course derived from such a program the lesser of two evils which two American political conventions could place before him of the lecture can be helpful to both student and teacher If Lets hope for another thing that our graduates a student is disturbed by some point in the Professors lecture this rumor about getting good jobs is true The TO REMOVE THE QUESTION he should have every right to raise a question which may graduate schools are getting mad give the entire lecture scope and meaning for him It is also about our boys going astray on by Fred Taylor Jr not unreasonable to assume that every professor is not Madison Avenue However all The other morning at the Coffee Shop Gambiers answer to the Algonquin Club the topic whether we or not was capable of conveying his exact meaning to every student and this has been said a thousand realized it times academic freedom Not to be sure the great white topic in all its a well- directed question may clear up the problem enormity but a particular aspect of it one which concerns us I do not know whether that It is more than moderately egotistic to suggest what daily the freedom of to ask questions in class that factual anonymous expert on students We feel that tolerance even encouragement of such questions is a waste of time for one is a waste of time in general It is Lifes staff was entirely correct by Kenyon faculty has given academic freedom a benignant true that it is the teachers job to teach but it doesnt follow when he said we had an expen- the here quality No more gracious adjective can apply teaching and lecturing are synonomous questioning sive social life There are our that The questions we to of mandatory conditions for getting refer are the unsolicited interruptions can and does play a valuable part in the process of learning lectures the fervent or desultory expressions of misunde- a date that coed schools dont doubt There is obviously a common need for a value distinction rstanding or not uncommonly They not from have to bother with But for a ignorance come most hope concerning questions and it is every students privilege and school in our position there are students intellectually bellicose but often from those who to make points from those who a out of obligation to personally make that distinction and that is all only two ways to do it Lets would have happy issue all their academic afflictions These digressions are in large part HCK RAR face it somebody is going to have tragically students to travel This disadvantage of irrelevant When they are not they are the of words escaped out of professors course is quite outweighed by paraphrases just the mouths of the r the fact that we are all joyously In these and other cases it is evident that professors readily accede to questions lost on this mountain top of learn- such has Letters To The Editor ing We cannot understand why this is so nor why this practice so long been in vogue We have searched in vain for a plausible So Life was right one about explanation not even a coherent rationalization did we find and we To whom it does concern 30 we definitely isolated September 1960 thing are faced the result of this exercise of the freedom to question which The Kenyon Collegian we for On the streets of our major and wouldnt surrender it at best is waste of important time at worst approbation of stupidity Rosse Hall all in Boston cities members of a lost genera- the tea It is we think both abuse of the responsibility of teachers by the tion along Gambier walk with transistor Democratic Party is socialist is faculty and abuse of the opportunity for learning by the students radios glued to their ears Some- Gentlemen as inaccurate as were the noisy The more gifted better prepared harder working students are the times we turn around to stare at Those of us who may have attacks on the G O P for sufferers under this practice faces A symptom of their intent feared the political extremism fascism We take issue with a tacit license by which classes lecture hours the age we say Transistor radios would be absent from the Ken- ill- informed The Sharon Statement speaks are allowed to become practically open forums for the are fine Everyone should have yon campus in this the Year One college of economic freedom Just what the lazy the academic sycophant Life is too short especially an extra security blanket on a After the Departure of the YPSL not is meant by this It seems to be life education too precious to permit such incursions We do frightening day After all we Twins from these parts were other something close to the old phil- pay a tuition of 1200 to become the captive audience of really dont listen to the voice of subjected to a rude awakening in osophy of laissez faire individual- students This freedom to question deserves no such high place the disc jockey as he spins his shortly after our return to Gam- ism a philosophy which pro- the heirarchy of values as Kenyon gives to it records And it is comforting to bier when the presence of the asks duced the 2 or 3 a day wage We do not condemn by the foregoing the professor who know that he is around if per- YAFF Twins made acknowledged itself felt 16- questions in mid- lecture of his students This is his chance we should be faced by the hour day child labor However there is one aspect of working prerogrative and we applaud those teachers who use this rhetorical some trying situation find our- miserable conditions and this polemic of manifestos and brutal economic cycles is this device however unsettling these questions may be at the time- selves internally lacking and re- letterstotheed- itor which is more what is meant by economic free- We also exempt those professors who regularly or occasionally need a little support of disturbing than amusing this is dom What is the value of an ceive questions from their students during the closing minutes up looking any Someone there is the lack of any general feeling of individualism that destroys and the lecture hour And we accept with pleasure the right of out for Kenyon boys The great disagreement with the YAFF degrades the bulk of humanity teacher at any time during a lecture to request and accept questions painful silences at meals have position similar to the nearly uni- while a few are able to cleverly from his students been replaced by recorded or co- versal ridicule which greeted manipulate money and people so But we feel it is the business of the teacher to teach We transmitted noise No longer are acquiesce every YPSL pronouncement It as to amass fortunes nsider it a part of academic integrity that the teacher not we faced possi- must with either the had been by feeling that Kenyon Is it creeping socalism and in a hubub of student nuisance and that above all the teacher bility of human communication students were for the most part the welfare state to legislate require and maintain a measure of discipline In short the teacher or the necessity of falling back on political moderates of various against these things Is it de- must be in control inner resources to if next talk with shades but capable of recognizing structive of human dignity to We hope the Faculty will consider these remarks at its al lelse fails Someone of has seen extremism in any form The hope that someday any child may meeting not with a spirit of rancor but with an appreciation to that Thank our lucky stars failure of anyone to reply to the know that he is free to rise as the dangers inherent in this freedom of students to question It there will be no quiet in the statements of YAFF from a view- far as his abilities and his ener- our desire that a faculty policy with some breadth of discretion Great Hall this year would point in the center in my case I gies not his inherited wealth or naturally given to each professor be promulgated which Not many years ago the U S admit on the left of center is luck at speculative investment eliminate or at least ameliorate the current abuses of our common Cont on Page 4 Col 2 alarming The statement that the Cont on Page 4 Col 4 ideal CTOBER 14 I960 KENYON COLLEGIAN PAGE THREE LORD SOCGEB TEAM IPS EARLHAM 1 0 GRIDMEN Oberlin Wins Opener 3- 1 ATTACK CAP TOMORROW Eggena Paces Attack To Lead Lutherans Travis Excellent In Goal Loss of Four Starters FOUR TEAMS FIGHT by Dave Dawson Weakens Capital Line OVER TOUCH LEAD On Saturday Oct 1 the Ken- by Arnie DeLorenzo JOCK JOTTINGS by Steve Shapiro yon soccer team lost its first game We have played real good ball For years the most highly con- to Oberlin by a 3- 1 score before tested intramural sports at Ken- a moderate Oberlin crowd Ob- s just that we still make too Jan Hallenbeck Tom Waylett any mistakes remarked Coach yon has been touch football This erlin started the scoring in the jck Landrum in an evaluation of years intramural football season first period and controlled the The scoreboard at Otterbein play throughout game Except Is Capital University football College Westerville Ohio read is well under way and it is prov- the OTTERBEIN 55 KENYON 21 at to for once early in game Ken- 3m which now has an only fair the conclusion of last Saturday ing be as exciting as the sea- the nights grid clash yon had ecord of two losses and one win between the Lords and the Cardinals Word got sons of the past little luck in penetrating back to Gambier Kenyon an And so it goes for Kenyon foot- that had been clobbered for the second Touch football is distinctly dif- effective Oberlin defense An consecutive week a ineffective passing ill also Our team is full of Without doubt this would certainly seem to ferent from varsity football in attack and be the case Yet to to support from half- irit and we can and surely will talk members of the team the following day that touch football is played with little the back one would think that an upset a of line contributed heavily to Ken- iav good ball against Capital on had been pulled six men on field eighty yards They were yons yurday October 15 pledged hurting We laid seven of them out Quarterback divided into four zones A team loss In contrast to Kenyon Bob Weidenkopf began Oberlin had a highly oach Lave to Collegian reporters his comments in that manner Lave thinks has four plays to get the ball into efficient we can win our last five if players short passing attack and received So there is the situation for the offense keeps rolling Kenyon out- the next zone All are gained on good support from her half- morrows home game with Cap- Otterbein the ground and connected well on passes eligible pass receives making back Center Ivan Rollit We an exciting passing game line al according to the two coaches remarked should kill Capital Otterbein for never threw us for a loss We were really going About one- quarter of the games ho know their teams Eggena Evens Score Coach Lave was pleased Both teams appear to be fairly with the team effort and well might have all ready been played and he be on one particular Bruce Jansson the inside right venly matched Capital dropped series of downs Kenyon took possession from these results we can draw of on to scored Oberlins first goal his two opening games to Hiedel- the ball its own six yard line and marched 94 yards to the a conclusion as how the season i score in plays up first of two early in the first eg and Ohio Wesleyan but re- ten One of the finest offensive drives seen by this may wind in Kenyon As of Tuesday 11 quarter on a defensive mix- up in lated strongly last Saturday writer football it indicates that the Lords can and will Oct the move the ball powers in the league seem to be front of the Kenyon goal Pat vhen they trounced Hiram For Tomorrows test with Capital should if East Division with a won and Eggena retaliated shortly after on e Kenyon Lords just the ree- tell Kenyons offensive is to stay of and zero a singular effort as he pushed a rse has been true They began threat here The team thinks it is The tough games are lost record three now free ball past the Oberlin goalie je season strongly by defeating behind and the next ones could just as well be Kenyon victories Middle Leonard three and zero as Kenyon A good Bexley Hall Seminary two With the wind to their advantage Tilmington but have gone on to defeats crowd in Benson Bowl might help the and team Spirit is something Kenyon generally not of and zero East Division seems Oberlin dominated the second e defeated by both Wooster and does have much why not change very strong this year and is a quarter but Pete Travis did an tterbein in their second and this tomorrow at least for the afternoon Maybe we be sorry possible candidate for league excellent job in the goal and the ird games wont the title teams left the field at half- time Mistakes have also plagued both 1- The top scorers in tied at 1 je Capital and Kenyon gridders three the league are Heintz Middle Hanna ss interceptions have accounted The second half saw a some- twenty seven Shinn Bexley r many opposition tochdowns what tired Kenyon squad give Hall Seminary twenty four and Careless ball handling which has in to the Oberlin onslaught 1 Stetzer East Division twenty si to fumbles has caused both Jansson scored again midway in two earns to lose excellent opportuni- f the third period as he broke be- Offensively the teams rank as es of scoring tween a squeeze by the Kenyon following East Division sev- Capitals all- conference halfr- backfield Oberlins third goal enty six points Middle Hanna ack Al White probably be came from their other inside will fifty six points and Bexley Hall Js biggest threat to the Kenyon right Art White as he momentar- y Seminary fifty three points Lords Although White was eff- ily shook himself free and passed Anything can happen to the ectively stopped in the first two Travis with a good shot Kenyon standings of the teams during the mes of season he did mani- could do little to get back into the remainder of the season but as of e to lead the Fighting Lutheri- the game as the Oberlin fullbacks Oct 11 they rank as follows s to victory against Hiram last quickly cut off any potential Saturday The Lutherans weakn- STANDINGS Kenyon attack Won Lost Tied esses probably lie in the fact that For the next week Coach Bob Middle Leonard 4 0 0 ur of Capitals starting line- up Harrison drove his squad harder ave Bexley Hall Sem 4 0 0 quit the team All four than before and his efforts paid East Division 3 0 0 eie interior linemen Whites off as last Saturday the Lords South Leonard 3 1 0 ain protection notched their first home victory Judging Middle Hanna 3 1 1 from our knowledge of on a 1- 0 defensive effort against sth teams the Kenyon Lords Norton Hall 3 2 0 Kenyon fans get a good demonstration of heading in the Earlham Earlham College from Richmond m by co- captains Hutch Hodgej- Middle Kenyon 2 2 0 1- Indiana game Lords outlasted Earlham 0 with Pat Eggena scoring 0 d and Bob Weidenkopf should The East Wing 2 2 goal of the game 1 1 ake a very favorable showing the lone Lewis Hall 2 Pat Eggenas second period Morrow at 2 P M North Hanna 1 3 0 goal proved to be the deciding Bexley Watson 0 4 0 factor as Kenyon paced by goalie STATISTICS vs OTTERBEIN FOOTBALL LORDS LOSE N Leonard ALO 0 5 0 Pete Travis and bewildered de- Suns Carries Yds fensively by Earlhams altered of- The was almost Withington 18 141 aerial attack fensive line managed to preserve as unproductive as ground Walker 5 12 TO SCOTS CARDINALS the its lead for the final two and a assault Usually- signal- Rosenstiel 14 75 reliable half periods Earlham controlled KENYON 21 WOOSTER 35 KENYON caller Bob Weidenkopf made con- Verdery 1 10 OTTERBEIN 55 0 the tempo of play throughout nections on only three of nine Weidenkopf 5 11 by Mike Kolczun by Tom Black much of the game but was de- flings netting a meager 32 yds Wood 2 22 Last Saturday night the Lords After flogging Wilmington Col- feated by several efforts of the clashed with the Otterbein eleven lege 27- 7 in its first outing the The first of several Scot touch- Kenyon backfield and the inex- sing All- Westerville the result being Kenyon football force was dealt downs was registered by of line Again 18 passes 11 completions at perience their front second defeat after a a stinging setback 35- 0 at the Conference fullback McClellan Kenyon difficulty in control- 129 yds Kenyons had triumphant opening game The hands of the Wooster Scots Sat when he scampered 28 yds to ling the ball and getting a short unts Otters Larry Cline led his team Oct 1 paydirt late in the inaugural passing attack started Eggenas Colwell 2 punts 75 yds quarter Before Kenyon de- to a 55- 21 victory over Kenyon Coach Art Laves debut at Ben- the goal as against Oberlin was al- regain composure 375 average by pitching four TD passes and a son Bowl proved to be a disap- fense could its most an individual effort and t the Scots again This Downs pair of two point aerial conver- pointment as his fighting eleven attacked Kenyon didnt threaten the Earl- marched 32 yds in Kenyon 21 sions was thoroughly outplayed and time they ham goal seriously again until the Otter 23 Otterbein got off to a quick out- classed by a formidable Woos- eight plays culminated by a five closing minutes of the final yd flip pilot Washburn to Ashing Yds Run Pass Tot start with Byron Kidwells 49 ter contingent Spearheaded by from period his target Turner Kenyon 267 129 396 yard run in the early minutes of an awesome backfield quartet of Two more points were added Lords Go On Road Otter 232 232 464 game The quarter was cli- Jerry Collins Bill Washburn the to the Wooster collection in the maxed with two Cline 17 yard Steve McClellan and Jim Turner Kenyons attack still needs STATISTICS WOOSTER ensuing quarter when the Scots vs passes which tallied the score to the Scots tallied in every stanza smoothing out and the defense ooster converted a blocked Kenyon punt has several problems in coordin- Kenyon 21- 0 to end the quarter Kenyons offensive attack was into a safet To conclude the yds gained 72 Lords showed their power virtually frustrated gaining an ating assignments but Coach The first half Turner chugged 34 yds yds lost 59 quarter with a pair anemic total of 45 yds The of- Harrisons very first victory over in the second six- 24 for another pointer Reggie Earlham looked good indeed net yds gained 13 of TDs the first being Bob fense was unable to jell as a unit Williams toed the conversion and week- go on pass att 9 Wiedenkopfs 19 yard pass to end blocking was inadequate and This end the booters at intermission Wooster boasted road as they on Western pass comp 3 Mike Kolczun and the second be- consequently the Lords suffered the take a commanding 21- 0 lead Reserve Friday afternoon in tot yds gained 45 ing Jim Rosenstiels two yard considerable loss of yardage On Cleveland and Hiram Saturday 1st downs 3 plunge which climaxed a 94 yard more than one occasion the Ken- Kenyon returned for the final Woos- only to spot Wooster morning at Hiram These games fumbles 7 drive The half closed with the yon backs bounced off the half of play ping- pong 14 points without do- should be helpful for Kenyon in fumbles lost 4 Otters ahead 27- 14 after Cline ter forward wall like additional occa- any to own worthy smoothing out their rough spots punts 5 threw another aerial tally balls On seven different nating its cause Washburn heaved a 15 yd and giving many of the freshmen tot yds on punts 58 Otterbein scored twice in the sions the Lords sprouted butter- fingers and lost possession of the aerial to Collins for one of these and inexperienced members a Foster 12 9 7 7 35 third quarter and boosted their hoghidc four times Cont on Page 4 Col 5 chance to play fnyon 0 0 0 0 0 Cont on Page 4 Col 2 PAGE FOUR KENYON COLLEGIAN OCTOBER 14 I960

Crucible WKCO SUNDAY SCHEDULE Page 1 Col 5 Denison Coeds Succumb Cont from 100 300 Sunday in Gambier the reaction to the hysteria being 300 400 Language Weekly Montiegal McLain presented It is this individual 400 600 Sunday in Gambier To Freshmen Charmers which makes The Cru- 600 730 Dinner Serenade Bourne reaction 730 800 Contemporary Music Schuman The annual invasion of four cible such a highly taut and ap- 830 930 The Conference Table Wallach busloads of sweet young Denison HOMECOMING QUEEN pealing drama 900 1100 Symphony Hall Spero The Crucible opened on 1100 100 The Late Show Sharp women comprising the cattle car Sunday Oct 23 will be the last Friday Sep- Broadway in January of 1952 it arrived at Kenyon day that entries can be accepted tember 30 closed after a successful run Re- WKCO Wooster for the annual Homecoming vived in 1957 it received even The busses stopped beside the Cont from Page 1 Col 1 Cont from Page 3 Col 4 chapel we were one Queen Contest This event spon- more acclaim than before at that There 1 to 3 pm the second from 4 to of time it was realized that Millers tallies and his speedy henchman hundred thirty freshmen tired sored by the Kenyon Klan will 6 of was important enough to pm Another WKCOs Collins bolted 56 yds to paydirt monastic life which had been require each candidate to submit drama 3- the features is slated from the 4 for the fem- fiveby- four be around for a long time other forced upon us desirous of on photograph of her- Sunday slot it is the College had The Kenyon production of the inine companionship which self not later than the twenty- Foreign Language Show The Throughout the entire game play promises to be an effective been so long denied us third Several of these will be Show with sponsoring languages The Kenyon offense penetarted first names one An extensive technical crew Scot- A procter called the selected by the football team and alternating from week to week patrolled territory only a Rotten- is already hard at work on the Holden Caulfield Mary submitted to a vote by the student will include foreign music and few times back body set lighting and sound crews will tapes As a result of this contest Mary looked at Holden and ran move in soon As in the past the finalists will concerns Wooster now owns a lop- sided screaming to the back of the bus There are 21 members in the Another experiment be presented at halftime of the campus functions clubs organi- life time record against Kenyon where it required the efforts of Homecoming game and recog- cast of The Crucible Lead male zations athletics intramurals and of 20 conquests 7 setbacks and two of the more muscular young roles are held by Fred Taylor nized at the dance that evening alumni news 3 draws in 30 conflicts ladies to drag her kicking and The Klan welcomes all entries Gene Rizzo Ned Hitchcock Dave plans for in- Although Lords a cursing from it the only two requirements being Johnson and David Frauenfelder Future the station the made deputyg- clude use of a news service poor showing against Having been paired in a like the candidates photograph by the Rizzo portrays Danforth the the the Scots overnor teletype and remote coverage of should be manner we then partook of an 23rd and her presence on the 29th Hitchock is Hale it remembered that excellent dinner which we some- the scholarly minister who as basketball and swimming events Wooster shared the Ohio Confe- prosecutor is more affected by rence trophy last year and has how managed to digest without Letter the benefit of that wonderful din- the proceedings than any one else Letter many returning lettermen With Cont from Page 2 Col 1 is a ready supply of talent depth ner music which we now have in the play Johnson Judge Cont from Page 2 Col 3 to our re- Supreme Court ruled that in- and Frauenfelder is and fortitude the Scots could well Then we went back Hathorne the will take him Is it depriving dividuals riding on public trans- bitter snare the Ohio Conference crown spective dorms Reverend Parris him of liberty to declare that he girls asked portation need not be subjected male roles are played by Whats that the Other will receive from society what- to music The judges said some- David Chris Columbi pointing to a familiar round Gueulette ever degree of education he is of thing about an invasion of pri- Zeese Papanikolas Calvin metallic object in the middle Frost able to put to social use to vacy If Kenyon men wish to Ted Walch and the lounge John Muth promise him that his old age will of we carry with them transistor radios Leading ladies include Mrs Lord Thats a keg beer not be a time of poverty and by all means they should It is as answered confidently Eleanor Sullivan Rebecca waiting to die Will such good for them But I consider Nurse Mrs Rouse as Tituba Mrs IWWWWWWyWJWWWIIWililWUiJJJWUVIJUMjiiiii Visions raced through their measures as a decent minimum piped music or anything else an Denham Sutcliffe as Ann heads of evil Kenyon playboys Putnam wage adequate housing well- invasion of privacy Whats more Jeanne Shick as Mary well- schooled in the art of love Warren equipped schools good roads alcohol it makes meaningful communica- and Carol Orsborn as Abigail filling them with until stable and prosperous agriculture had lost all sense of reason tion next to impossible and this Other roles will be played by they elimination of racial discrimina- How too I deplore I dont know who Mina Bancroft Elizabeth Daniel and then Oh deadful tion and world peace reduce of girls is responsible for this musical Pam Pitkin Most us found that the the moral and physical strength had been given the usual snow innovation but I would appeal Produtcion dates for The Cru- of the nation Laissez faire job things to him in the name of privacy cible are November 10 11 about the terrible and demonstrated its ability to attain go on in Kenyon dorms Please discontinue the present 12 Tickets will go on sale Oc- that social goals such as these Are to count- noises which do credit neither to 24 yours This meant that we had tober students tickets are free we then to conclude that past and er our own snow job on the Kenyons aesthetics nor to its at- but seats must be reserved Other with continuing actions of the con- superiority of Kenyon men With mosphere Alan Mendelson tickets sell for 1 science of society expressed in all this snow its no wonder the government toward social girls were cold free Otterbein Game Lectures ends are infringements of real This is the B- 52 Advanced as it After a dance at Peirce Hall Cont from Page 3 Col 2 Cont from Page 1 Col 5 liberty or destructive of human may be this airplane has one thing from 9 to 1130 we hearded the from its previous dignity Is it a blueprint for in with the first wa- cattle back on the cars for their point total to 55 with two more restrictions it common of socialism when a political party and trip home scores in the last quarter one a introduced ideas change versus rgalleys of ancient Egypt 50 yard Cline pass Kenyon full- immutability This theory also advocates such measures with the air and space vehicles of A questioning of freshmen alleges brought forth many interesting back Nate Withington who led raised and continues to pose many The Sharon Statement the future Someone must chart its 141 problems such as origin of a reading of the Constitution comments The greatest institu- the Lords attack with yards the the that course Someone must navigate t which would make all such pro- tion ever created on campus for 18 carriers scored in the last moral sense The talk moved aspect grams impossible is genius For certain young men this pr- Fabulous time The girls were quarter with a 36 yard jaunt from one of evolution and the finally of On the con- esents a career of real executive above par A lot of fun Very over center lighted on the problem of the Constitution opposed trary genius of the Constitu- opportunity Here perhaps you good time It was OK I However the 55- 21 score does Darwin as to theology the is its ability to evolve and will have a thought she was neat and Ill bet not throw a true light on the Professor Robinson said that there tion the chance to master is to a changing world and excit- her date did too Pretty game played by the Lords Ken- actually little conflict between adapt profession full of meaning fair challenges Ech yon had 21 first downs to Otter- the two beliefs to meet new without ement and rewards as a Naviga- losing basic continuity and Do you want a punch in the beins 23 The young Gambier Philosophy and the broader the tor in the U S Air Force predictability of government by nose eleven ground out 267 yards run- implications of evolution were the To qualify for Navigator train- It should be noted however ning and 129 in the air for a total next topics introduced The point law elec- ing as an Aviation Cadet you must So- The approaching national that the favorable comments far of 397 yards The Otters accumu- was made that Pragmatism 19 Nixon be an American citizen between outnumbered the unfavorable lated 232 yards on the ground and cial Darwinism and other con- tion is a contest between and and 262 single healthy and i- ones and the general opinion was 232 yards in the air for a 464 cepts have direct parallels to Dar- and Kennedy not Goldwater among us need to ntelligent A high school diploma is one of satisfaction and a desire to total The Lords showed improve- wins theory It was even men- Thomas Some made of this required but some college is highly get to Granville as soon as pos- ment in their aerial game with 11 tioned that the concept of be aware fact sible completions for 18 attempts evolution has proven itself too Sincerely desirable Successful completion of Patrick A McGraw a The over- all consensus is that fundamental for any thing that the training program leads to Renovation this young team has shown great calls itself a science to ignore commission as a Second Lieuten- Professor Robinson wings Cont from Page 1 Col 2 improvement in its last three concluded by Assembly ant and your Navigator saying that even do 1 5 The renovation program was games It has proven to be one scientists not Cont from Page Col If you think you have what it of believe that evolution is the final approved in a meeting held last Kenyons hardest hitting to get a bit shady the Little takes to measure up to the Avia- answer to the elusive mystery of June by the Kenyon Board of elevens and victory is in sight Moron made his debut tion Cadet Program for Naviga- so Capital life In fact there is much doubt Trustees and the construction look out After the war the shaggy- dog Air that there is any one resolute tor training see your local company was retained at that stories began circulating They mail furniture would be left to the answer to this most of Force Recruiter Or clip and time to begin pro- basic planning the responsibility of the fraternities questions originally were what the name this coupon ject at once The cost of this implied but soon encompassed program has been estimated at other types of animals and even- Theres a place for tomorrows more than 200000 and will be Youll Find PATRONIZE THE tually were so corrupted as to leaders on the paid for over a period of years include humans in this category ADVERTISERS Aerospace Team by increased room rental rates English By Ford Hosiery Finally we arrived at the pun T IS Rate Increase Top Siders Mi Craig estimated that Ap- The rates for all dormitory Desert Boots proximately seventy- five percent rooms will be increased approx- THE of the humor circulated by the imately fifty dollars per year per Bass Weejums Air Force BLOOD various mass media is in the form English By Ford Hosiery person starting next fall At DONORS of the pun present Kenyon is about one- Only at SALUTE The pun falls into two rough MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY hundred dollars lower on room categories the double entendre AVIATION CADET INFORMATION charges than neighboring schools LEMASTERS and the word distortion said Mr DEPT SC010 All room in- BOX 7608 WASHINGTON 4 D C the fees will be Mount Vernon Ohio Craig A double entendre would creased but more so in Leonard I am between 19 and 26Vi a citizen be any joke which has two pos- of the US and a high school graduate and Hanna Halls and in single sible connotations An example with years of college Ple3se rooms send me detailed information on the A of the word distortion would be Aviation Cadet program In addition to the repairs and The Peoples Bank SALUTE the story of the man who had construction there is a plan under four children Eeny Meeny Miny consideration to TO MERCY STREET furnish all or Gambier Ohio and Tom When a stranger asked part of CITY the furniture in the rooms him why he named his last son of Leonard Member of Federal Deposit and Hanna Halls Tom he replied COUNTY STATE Presumably Insurance Corp that he didnt furnishing the lounge 1 want no moe