Vp 1 Nancy Jo Burns Barb Ford Bill Bennett Carol n n Hendon Gar DeMallie WYB TJODlDSCIDDlDdDDl VOL 92 DENISON UNIVERSITY GRANVILLE OHIO JANUARY 17 1958 No 14 Denisonian Votes Pickens Queen College To Institute Board Picks BurnsFord Bennett Candidate For Great Books Plan College Cover Girl The great books reading course Hendon DeMallie To Lead Paper The Denisonian staff voted Pat- has now been instituted on the di- Nancy Jo Burns and Barbara Ford are the new co- editors ti Pickens Miss Denisonian for rected study level and commences of the Denisonian I 1958 at a frolic at Tonys last next semester The original idea Also selected to major positions are Bill Bennett as- Friday afternoon The pretty received wide support from both sociate editor and Carol Hendon managing editor Gar De blonde freshman won out over a students and faculty but the stum- Mallie was appointed business field of 15 candidates representi- copy editor and co- rewrite editor bling block appeared to be its im- manager ng each of the womens dormi- in the past two years She is ac- tories plementation Chosen Monday by the Bqard of of Publications tive in Bonds of Friendship and is After Curriculum Commit- Control headed a After a round or two and a the by Gordon five will member of Crossed Keys tee Garrett the a sophomore on preliminary vote the semifi- nalists had reveiwed the situation it assume their duties with the first DeMallie was were Kine Icks Sawyer Hall recommended that the proposal the advertising staff and is pres- issue of next semester and con- ently advertising manager Moo Moo Zimmer Beaver Hall submitted by the faculty be de- tinue through the first semester of He is Sydney Funk Deeds Hall Lynn feated This meant that an addi- next year 1 a member of the Senate Finance tional course would not added Committee Berger Shaw Hall Ann Lugar be Nancy Jo a junior has worked it did not mean death of Stone Hall and Burton Halls but the on Denisonian since her fresh- idea conclud- the Patti Pickens In the final voting the The committee man year as Registration Set ed that the general objectives of She had served Pati edged Kine Icks headline and most recently Registration Day for second se- J reading course could suc- writer The other nominees were Lor- the be Sen- mester is Monday 3 cessfully incorporated as news editor as well as in February rie Gibbs Gale Ronald Judy within the ate and house councils She is Each student is expected to regis- Frost Reynolds Mary Lou framework of the directed study Val program presently captain of the cheer- ter for himself as past experience Hodges Roberta Williams Nancy leaders and a member of Crossed has taught that substitutes are un- Kirkland Ann Goubeau and The basis for such a voluntary Keys satisfactory states Registrar Don Lynne Betts reading program was to encour- Fitch Failure to appear for reg- age individual initiative and in- Barb Ford also a junior has Winning beauty and popularity held the positions of copy editor istration on February 3 will result contests dependent study stimulate addi- in payment of the usual 500 late is nothing new for the Pattr Pickens by giving and rewrite editor Her other Theta While in high tional reading credit registration fee even though the freshman and to increase the informal aca- campus activities include Bonds of school in her town Albion Mich- Friendship house council and student is preregistered igan demic atmosphere by reducing To help distribute the load and the International Gladiola classroom rigidity As originally Crossed Keys Society selected as Miss In- To Conduct shorten the actual time it takes to Patti Secor conceived course would ex- Bennett a sophomore had been terational Gladiola a title she the register all students will appear tend over a period of three years sports editor of the Denisonian in Doane Administration Building now holds Candidates for this Program In France covering several academic areas and a member of the Golf team contest were and in alphabetical groups through the valedictorians such as science social sciences and Adytum staff day salutatorians of senior classes in Dr Walter T Secor chairman according to last name initials Continued pn Page 5 Carol a junior has served as Fitch said all midwestern states She was of the department of modern lan- also chosen senior of the year guages has accepted appointment on the basis of scholarship lead- rge as professorincha- of the In Bonds7 ership and contribution to the Kersting Pew Cast Romantic Leads school 1958- 59 Junior Year in France sponsored by Sweet Briar College Shields Take Comic Roles Besides being chosen prettiest Virginia The appointment is Fainter Good News and most popular Patti was of being announced by President homecoming queen last year and Asf1 at present is a candidate for the Anne Gary Pannell Sweet Briar Miss Michigan photography Virginia contest Since 1948 Sweet Briar College has conducted its co- educational study program for more than 800 6 Social Groups men and women from 119 Amer ill 5 kM ican colleges and universities Select Eleven Denison students have Officers participated in the program since Three fraternities and two so- 1950 Lucia Evans and Virginia rorities have elected officers for Schott are enrolled this year the next two semesters and Sigma Dr Secor who has been largely Alpha Epsilon for the coming se- responsible for recruiting Deni- V 1 mester son students for the program U The Phi Delts have elected Dick succeeds Dr Armand Begue of DeDe Kersting Barb Fainter Steve Pew Al Shields Wolf president Roger Coomer Brooklyn College who currently vice president Bob Grady secre- heads the group of 84 American Casting for the Bonds of Friendship production Comprising the three choruses are singing chorus tary Jay Tontz treasurer and now in Paris under the Good News to be given April 18 and 19 has been Lorrie Gibbs Jane Hopper Nancy Hurler Susan students Kelly a Bob McNutt warden Sweet Briar program completed by the director Jerry senior Keach Pam MaulL Amy Peterson Katie Sizer Alice major Romantic leads Good News Wakefield Richard Coulter Evans Paul The Sig Alphs voted Al Kight- from Deni- theater for John On leave of absence Gretizenger George Lantz To- linger president vice will a story of college life in the flapper 20s are DeDe John Parker John Ned Bibler son all next year Dr Secor Kersting and Steve Pew The comic leads are played pinka Walt Wolfe and Darwin Zahn dance chorus president Pete Stoughton secre- make the trip to France early in tary through by Barb Fainter and Al Shields Steve Bayless Rosanna Brew Nancy Byers Jane and John Beltz treasurer August to remain there Campbell Nancy Dungan Sue Hout Anne Lugar The 1959 He will be accomp- Kelly stated that he was extfemely pleased with Lambda Chis selected Jim June response at try- outs was Judy Morgan Patti Pickens Rick Reading Lonnie Scott president Thompson anied by Mrs Secor who will also the received Because there John such an abundance of talent cast was greatly Rogers and Ned Wright vice president Bill Anthony sec- be on leave from her duties as the ref- expanded t accommodate some of this ability Football chorus Judy Exman Ann Lloyd Penny retary and George Warren treas- head of reader services and Robinson- Cox Phyllis Winsor Judy Bigelow Cyn- urer erence librarian at Doane library Vocal supporting parts are filled by Mona Aboud Nancy Lamb and Marguerite Williams while George thia Allyn Sue Shanley Caroline Corbin and Ann a of Grin- The Kappa Sigs elected Frank Dr Secor is graduate Meanor Tim Steffen and Dave Rodgers have sup- Gusweiler 1 master Jones president Tim Schramm nell College He took his porting comic roles Room is available for more male dancers Any- vice secre- and doctor of philosophy one president Bill Heid of arts Mary Hauser Chan Hagy and Hans Jones head interested should notify Nancy Condon in Beaver tary and Jerry Gerlach treas- degrees at Columbia University Hall urer studied at the Institut de the dancing cast Nancy Condon and Pat McKenna He has directing regular The Bonds of Friendship planning council headed Tours and at the University of are the dance chorus and football by Mary Jagger Gale Ronald has been elected dance chorus respectively Jane and Bill Zinn started work Paris with the expectation of having the most successful President of Delta Gamma Other Composing the supporting cast are Bill Grafton officers are Last summer he served as a week which has yet been seen on campus Elsa Weiffenbach Betty Hess Phyl Kubit Retta Mullikin Cinny New- vice president re- group leader for the Experiment Committee chairmen on the council are solicita- Lee Brown hall Paul Odebrecht Tom Pieratt and John Schuck cording secretary Charlotte in International Living with tions DeDe Kersting Bob James finance Beryl Caine corresponding secretary headquarters in Putney Vermont Director Kelly having as assistants Jack Dudley Komjathy Jim Scott carnival Kitty Hillyard Tom Linda Larsen His assignment was to Strasbourg music Sue Leech story and Dave Savage setting Smith dining halls Linda Stumpp Sandy Thomson treasurer strongest Phi Phi elected Ann McCol- France for the month in which stated I have the cast ever chosen for secretaries Carolyn Galbreath Carol Hendon pub- lough president Betsy Nida vice the students lived in homes of a Bonds of Friendship show I am assured that it licity Marcia Mutschler Wally Frey program Barb President Sally Doolittle secre- French families before making a will be one of the best Bonds shows produced at Easterday tickets Bob Frary auction Barb Ford tary and Sandy Teel treasurer month tour with their hosts Denison John Beltz and advisers Mark Smith Al Dewey Page 2 DENISONI AN January 17 1958 Graduate Records Dances Climax Festive Evening Evaluate Seniors Graduate record examinations For Fraternity Pledges Dates for seniors including the area and Last weekend was highlighted by the fraternity pledge class advanced tests were given to 270 formals Pre- dance parties and dinners were included in the evening seniors last Friday and Saturday which was climaxed by the dances The area tests provided for a American Commons Club was the only group to hold its formal comprehensive appraisal of the on Friday night The pledges and their dates had the dinne and the college students orientation in inI theU1C houseIIUUO wmcnVYimil wasvw three principal areas of human decorated with large record al- IUUMU JLUJ Udliumg dliu LUC X1UQ caps fur- culture social science humanities bums Dancing was to music pro- a sextet of actives and natural science These tests duced by a stereophonic hi- fi nished added entertainment were aimed beyond the details of found Al- Phi Gamma Delta pledges and Saturday night the evening specific courses in an attempt to pha Tau Omegas being welcomed their dates began the at reach toward those goals of edu- at the Granville Inn by a large the Trout Club From there they cation which are shared gener- paddle hung over the door of returned to the house for dinner ally by the colleges offering in- room There they and and dancing to the music of Bob their their band struction in liberal arts dates enjoyed a pre- dance party Winters The advanced tests taken on and dancing to the music The Granville Inn also played designed to meas- dinner Saturday were of Bob Huskys band host to the Sigma Alpha Epsilons Chuck Selby Anne Young ure students achievement and Beta Theta Pi pledges started Dinner was served for them by capability in their major fields as their evening with a party at the the actives at the house followed Chuck Dale Band shown throught reasoning and Krause home Then came dinner by dancing to the music of Don Selbys Valley analyzation of the fields in which and the dance at the house which Tata and his Don Juans The ac- these exams were given Fields was with the pledge tives presented a skit about a chemistry eco- decorated To Play For Registration Dance included biology pins of all Denison sororities mythical Princens nomics education French geol- was scene of the Sigma Chi pledges and their atmosphere English Tonys the Registration Day dance set in a Floridian will be ogy government history Delta Upsilon festivities dates enjoyed a get- together at hop to 12 pm on Monday Febru- philosophy Later e sock in the fieldhouse from 830 mathematics music in evening at the house they the Antlers in Newark They re- 3 college sociology the ary Dancing will be to the music of Chuck Selbys band physics psychology danced to music of the Kings turned to the house for dinner and is usually Valley Ann Young will speech the which heard at the Dale Vocalist Spanish and and were entertained by the ac- dancing with music by Billy Mac- accompany group Rob- given the Sue The aptitude test will be tives skit of A Portrayal of Donald Added entertainment erts and Ardon Judd co- social tomorrow from 8 am to noon Through was supplied by the sophomore 58 Car Proposal hoping Freshmen Rush chairmen of DCGA are The examination may be taken Lambda Chi Alpha pledges class Their theme for the eve- for a large turnout of Bermuda- only by who have The Awaits Final Action those seniors had dinner and a party at the ning was the Follies Bergere clad students made advance registration This Club Then The official campaign for soph- evening is Harbor Hills Country A highlight of the is a test of general scholastic abil- they to house omore cars in 58 ended on De- faculty Re- returned the Changes entertainment by the ity suitable for the college senior out like an Okifenokee Announce cember 22 with proposal in con- decked the freshments will be served and at graduate school level It Barge dancing Music Staff changes at Denison Un- go on sale the door ques- Swamp for reopens the hands of the administration tickets at sists of verbal reasoning was provided by Wild Billy Gra- iversity as college include The campaign was headed by for 150 tions and reading comprehension one transfer and two new mem- on are Phyl- ham Freshman Class Council member Working the dance questions drawn from several Playboys New York was bers They are Mrs James W lis Windsor publicity Dee Dee types quan- in Barry Harris fields and various of theme chosen by Phi Delta Hagan to the office of Dr Rix Kersting and Bruce Bailey co- and descriptive data the Yard of Mrs The campaign began on Decem- titative Theta They had a party at the director athletics chairman of decorations Amy The report of the test results is Charles L Blackstone to the of- ber 9 when a letter was sent to and decora Granville Inn and then returned Peterson Bill Tuttle generally mailed by the Educa- Actives fice of Donald R Fitch regis- all freshman men requesting tions committee Sue Allen and to the house for dinner Lloyd tional Testing Services two or served as chauffeurs doormen trar and Mrs J Osterman them to meet in Life Science Burt Must entertainment Dick three weeks after test dates to the Doane Library Woods lighting and waiters for the evening Dave Auditorium to discuss the propos- Wheelers Quintet supplied the al for cars for the class of 61 It next falL Say With Flowers Petitions were circulated THE EVERGREENS CUNARDS BEST PIZZA IN TOWN from among upperclassmen and fresh- Phone JU 2- 3271 men and a limited number of FooMrty Gm Stutif t tags were distributed to the sign- If Busy Phon JU 2- 2161 LUNCHES ers reading Sophomore cars for and Jewelry and Gifts 58 WDUB has discussed the SHORT ORDERS RONS PIZZA problem on the air Watch and Jewelry in tW Senate a motion was car- In FOOD PREPARED IN RESTAURANT ried that the administration ex- Repairing ALADDIN amine the proposal Auto court STAINLESS STEEL approved the plan and both Hand Engraving FREE DELIVERY Closed Monday groups have written letters to WITH ORDER OF TWO OR MORE Ankeles President Knapp liesK vow

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Have a real cigarette have a January 17 1958 DENISONI AN Page 3 DCGA Movies Begin Tonight By GINNY WALLACE Tonight with the showing of wJr0 the Season after Christmas the The Caine Mutiny DCGA be- worst kind ofTpresent is plain money gins presentation always something of its fifth exam fritters it away on mundainities movie series Dave Oppermann o clock twelvi New Years Eve gets earlier every year movie coordinator says I feel About ten years ago it never came till veryy late this is without doubt the best i midnight program we have ever had All v Casting their votes for r the benign influence of pictures are shown in Life Sci- mistletoe and holiday cheer are recently pinned ence Auditorium and the sched- Linda 1 Larsen DG and Bob Schuchardt Sig Ba- ule is as follows rbara Haupt AOPi and Andre Winandy Alpha Tonight The Mutiny Omega Caine Phi Denison junior Sally Bills Theta and 630 900 25c starring Hum- Tom Borland Phi Delt Ann Griushv h n phrey Bogart Jose Ferrer Van fr w Purdue Selene Catello and Dale Gib Johnson Fred MacMurray Rob- JohSson w na Jonn vans Lambda Chi Sandy ert Francis and May Wynn Chi O and Caesar Morrow Naples from Yale PesevPeggy Harshaw tvTri Newsweek Magazine called this Delt and Joe Upton from Prince One of the years best films ton Carol jeorge Alpha Phi Betsy Brown Tri Delt and Bill with a half dozen of the years and Bruce DeVille ACC Cinny Lewis Beta Jane Laycock Tri best performances Plus Mr Ma- Harris Pi Phi pledge and Bill Delt and Dick Metchaer SAE goo cartoon Lawrence Phi Gam from Ohio 57 Mary Jane Jagger Kappa Photo hy Dave Bowman Tomorrow Mr Hulots Holiday Bill Zinn left of Wesleyan Carol Schuele Theta and John McDonald Phi Delt- winner Mondays Lewis Prize Contest discusses 630 900 35c starring Jacques speeches with place and Chic Robinson Psi U from Barb Wilson AOPi and Lee second John McDonald and third place Joe Tati Opperman calls this the and Dick Dusterberg Cornell Skimming Kappa Sig 57 Pat Krakora Miner best picture we have had all Back on the school front once AOPi and Todd Bender year Life Magazine as Delt from Kenyon ranked it more cupid has finished up his Jan Hall Al- the years funniest film a Zinn In business before finals roll around pha Phi and Larry Hess Sig 57 Cops Top Honors Annual Bobby modern masterpiece It won the Taking the fatal leap to pinhood Nash AOPi and Bruce Grand of Banta Kappa Prize the International were Margo Hart Pi Phi and Sig Sammy Todd Critics at the Cannes Film Festi- Lewis Public Speaking Contest Yerkes Phi Gam DG and Bill Youngs- John Ann Stainer of val Plus three color cartoons Bill Zinn junior won first place in the annual Lewis Prize Con- Downing Tri Delt and town and Lynn Droba Kappa Kent Monday The Bad Seed 630 test with his speech entitled The Well Intentioned Road to Hell Bradshaw DU Carolyn Harmon and Jim Click Phi Delt 57 830 25c starring Nancyt Kelly Monday at convocation He received 40 for his prize- winning ad- Tri Delt and Bob Wehling DU Joyous in wedded bliss now are and Patty McCormick A mystery dress Other winning prizes for excellence in public speaking were And of course deserving a Kate Gilbert Pi Phi of and Jerry drama which received several John McDonald senior Joe Kra- paragraph of their own are Sue Jewel Kappa Sig Dottie Jones nominations for the 1957 Acad- kora freshman and Dick Duster- Keach Kappa and Bob Marriott Theta and Dave Jones Beta 57 berg sophomore Ravenous Students Sarah Nuzum emy Awards Recommended for Jr Phi Delt It is interesting to and John Burch- adults only McDonald copped the second note that the last six writers of ard Kappa Sig Devour Confections Tuesday Benny place prize money of 30 for his the column have gotten pinned The Goodman Studying through the lunch Story 630 830 35c Starring speech on The Observations of a there must be something Denison Senior and Krakora hour Rushing to the candy ma- about the subject matter Thompson Wilson Steve Allen Donna Reed Gene Krupa Hamptons and Dusterberg tied for third chine and buying a delicious nu- Pleased to find that there is Lionel Kid Ory tritious candy to chase and Harry James The life story place prizes of 15 apiece with bar the more sparkle to a Christmas tree Broadcast Weekly talks on I View stomach pains away Staying up George of the jazz clarinetist their the than just the star are just en- Willie Thompson and Heavens and A Natural Tran- all night Eyes burning mind gaged Carol Cordes Pi Phi and Roger Animule Wilson have in- Wednesday Bad Day at Black quilizer Pill respectively cracking Racing right out to the Rock 35c Rusty Speidel Sig Holly Sawyer vaded WDUB The two senior 630 830 starring The total prize money of 100 candy machine for an energy- Kappa and Dick Augenbaugh Phi Delts better known as the Spencer Tracy Robert Ryan was provided by Melvin P and packed Hershey or Almond Joy SAE Cindy Lee Pi Phi and gangsters in last years Kiss Walter Brennan This adult west- Howard Lewis Jr grandsons of It seems that this is definitely Tom Evans DU Lin Rosene Me Kate production now broad- ern was selected as one of the 10 the original donor Charles T the custom at Denison From the Kappa and Dave Brown Sig cast every Wednesday morning best pictures of the year Plus Lewis former president of the statistics conclusions might be Sandy Miskelly Pi Phi and Gene from 7- 8 We do our best they cartoon Denison Board of Trustees drawn that Denisonians are con- Roberts from Georgia Connie stated to prepare our listeners for Thursday The Private War of In prize- winning 4 tinuously hungry The number of Major his address Beth Smith Theta and John Tay- their eight oclocks Benson 630 830 35c Zinn declared that material bene- candy bars bought from the lor Beta 57 Paula Penner AOPi Rog Wilson a higtory major starring Charleton Heston Julie fits are not the final goals of life candy machine last year was and Dick Gebhart Kappa Sig 53 who claims he is as subtle as a Adams Tim Hovey This comedy although people cannot seem to 37789 Thirty seven thousand from Union College Joyce Op- sailor with a six hour pass ex- is billed by the producers as one realize this and are disillusioning seven hundred eighty- nine candy tekar DG and Bud Beard Phi plained the basic format of the of the happiest things that has themselves into believing a fallacy bars means that Denison students Gam Mary Lou Hodges Chi O show We have on the spot tape happened in a long time We have lost any code of ethics spent a total of 281660 merely and Scott Hindley Phi Gam Con- recordings give scintillating book Friday Seven Brides for Seven that will keep us from going too on candy nie Jordan Chi O and Dick reviews read offbeat poetry and Brothers 630 900 35c starring far and we are unable to recog- These statistics also revealed Green Auburn Mary Lou Brod- occasionally give the news or Jane Powell Howard Keel Jeff nize what we really want in life that women spend on the average beck Alpha Phi and Burch Carr play music Variety is the key- Richards Russ Tamblyn This he said 309 a year for candy while men Sig 57 Shirley Smith Kappa note of the show so we like to musical comedy is an Academy Defending the present education spend only 289 Women eat 10 and Bruce Shoquist Phi Delt play unusual tunes as well as any Award winner and was selected system McDonald charged that more of the large economy- size requests we may get as one of the 10 best pictures of the central challenge in the prob- 10c candy bars than they do of The philosophy of the madcap the year lem of education is in the hands the regular 5c bars This isnt For An Evening morning show was revealed by Saturday 23 Paces to Baker of the individual who must live true with the men however they George a speech major intelli- Sreet 630 900 35c starring up to his potential if he is to fully eat 8 more 5c bars than 10c of gence consists of having enough Van Johnson and Vira Miles The develop his intellectual abilities bars This may prove that the wit to talk well or enough judg- picture was adapted from the He claimed that education con- theory that men are the huge ment to be silent We may not be English best seller Warrant for sisted both of a formal and in- eaters has its limitations intelligent but were never silent X and tells the story of a blind formal nature and that the in- Of course the women will American playwright wintering dividual can rob himself by not probably come back with the C4 in London who stumbles upon achieving the proper balance be- completely plausible theory that KEISTER JEWELRY evidence pointing to a clever tween the two extremes the boys spend most of their V Certified Watchmaker gang of kidnappers and murder- Krakora speaking on the con- money for candy bars from the ers Plus cartoon cept of peace said people vending machines while visiting Costume Jewelry end Watches that Monday must work and strive for the in the womens dorms Who 224 East Broadway January 27 Meet Me knows a puzzlement in Las Vegas 630 830 25c common good of mankind so that Its Phone JU 2- 4573 starring Dan Dailey Cyd Charisse the strands of civilization may be and Agnes Moorhead Guest stars pulled together successfully Dus- University History MG- M terberg declared that nature pro- Shipment in this musical include New commedian Jerry Colona Lena vides each one with an unmatched Sells 650 Copies Denison Mugs Ashtrays Home Frankie Laine and the tranquilizing effect which can re- Salt and Peppers and Four Aces lieve frustrations if only each per- Denison The Story of an Ohio College by G Wal- open son would take advantage of its written Dr Miniature Mugs DCGA movies are to all scope lace Chessman associate profes- JHE 6NNY GOODMAN STORY l- C refreshing students and faculty members sor of history has sold TOWN AND GOWN provided Presiding at the contest was already Real and are as a method of 650 copies Dr Chessman com- Entertainment to help exam- Dean Parker E Lichtenstein and relaxation ease time E Norpell missioned by Board of Trus- tensions judging were Thomas the Newark attorney v and Denison tees to write this book in 1956 i trustee the Rev James B Ash- in celebrating the 125th anniver- first class brook pastor of the First Baptist sary of the founding of Denison Church and Dr Mark W Smith spent three years including a for neatness Schedule Your dean of men years leave of absence from teaching in order to complete it Appointment Now at 3 Meet Your Friends Admitting he enjoyed this proj- ect Dr Chessman now plans to at publish his papers on Theodore V Roosevelt which he wrote for his fill ANTLER GRILL doctorate degree Newark The book is now on sale at the bookstore and in town

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Reliable Prescription Service I THE PRIVATE WAR OF J US v MAJORJENsgNlCj BEAUTY Granville Ohio Phone JU 2- 2291 Attend A THE OX DCGA VALET SHOP OPEN EVERY DAY You Can Depend On Any Drug Product That Sun o 1 Except Sat Afternoon and REXALL 107V2 North Prospect Bears the Name Exam Movie Granville IJLSLSLSLSLSLSUUlJLSLSiSLSLSLJL January 17 1958 Page 4 DENISONI AN Old and New The Adventures of Floyd POUR NEW EDITORS and a new business manager will r publish the next issue of the Denisonian Selected Mon- day by the Board of Control of Publications were Nancy Jo Burns and Barbara Ford co- editors Bill Bennett associate editor Carol Hendon managing editor and Gar DeMallie business manager All are exceptionally capable and well- qualified for their positions and in their hands a newspaper of fine quality is guaranteed All five have worked on the Denisonian since their fresh- man year and have gained a clear conception of overall func- tioning of and workings of the newspaper It is with confi- dence and best wishes that the outgoing editors and business manager depart from their haunts on fourth floor Talbot West and the Advocate office in Newark Countless thanks and praise are due the scores of in- dividuals whose work each week is responsible for the BETWEEN SEMESTERS Denisonian The meeting of deadlines the greatest har- rasser of editors was eased considerably by that capable and hardworking staff whose efforts were culminated in the recent Centennial issue China Tree The sports staff of Jim Donley Bill Bennett Mac Yee Jeff Layson Dick Dusterberg Tom Pieratt and Mickey Rog- Beyond where a citys streets ing a list of homes which need land Germany Greece Israel Hendon Ann run wide and long where the repairs and of those who will be Switzerland Yugoslavia and Ja- ers the copy readers Carol Barb Atkinson buildings stand tall and shining able to provide the necessary pan Here American volunteers Grigsby and Carol Orr headline writer Wendy Williams where the parks are kept green tools In dark hallways they go join campers from other lands in feature writers Ginnv Wallace Bob Marriott Bob Siegel and flowering lies another world to work with paint and brushes building a better peace through Sandy Clark Molly Cook Jane Denison Barry Harris Lee Here the houses stand unpaint- adding some degree of cheer to working living and learning to- Cullen and Carolyn Galbreath all of whom did research ed in disrepair with privies in the otherwise bleak surroundings gether Volunteers for most coun- and wrote for the Centennial issue artists Ann Irgens Russ backyards Here the nightly chore plaster the walls where the lath tries must be available for three Speidel Bob Wallace Mike Jung Clay Herrick the adver- is to stuff up the holes in the shows through and patch the months preferably from mid- tising under Gar DeMallie and the greatly improved walls so the rats wont get in screening worn away by rust June until mid- September Each staff Here the barefoot children play Participating in a work camp camper is asked to contribute ac- circulation staff under Bill Kinnamon the regular columnists glass- strewn alleys is not an easy job but it can be cording to his financial ability to and in dirt and Jack Dudley Sandy Miskelly the DCGA officers the This ii the WORLD THAT IS for a rewarding and inspiring ex- help support the camp For Eu- office of Testing and Vocational Services the Advocate print- many Americans who are eco- perience for the person It is rope and the Near East the full ers Harry Dusty Bob Herschel Jim C Jim V Connor nomically underprivileged demanding physically emotion- cost is about 500 for Japan Don M and Don R and many more who gave of their time But to such communities and ally spiritually but the experi- about 800 for the Caribbean and to these people go sincere thanks and appreciation CS slum areas come work campers ence of working together with about 200 young me and women who have others and of trying to under- Work camping is a happy and DS BD CB i dreams of1 a better world and of stand them is very rewarding inspiring experience but requires a desire to work with others to Summer work camps spon- seriousness of purpose and will- Last Stand achieve it Sponsored by the sored by the American Friends ingness to work hard It is not American Friends Service Com- Service Committee a Quaker or- easy but it is rewarding If any THREE AM THURSDAY MORNING one day and one dead- mittee these young people each ganization begin the last week of you are interested or would line before the last issue of the current editorial regime summer work closely with the in June and end during the last like more information concerning and time for all good Denisonian editors to write their swan people of a community on some week of August Unlike other the AFSC work projects stop in song Omniscient and philosophical judgments on life at significant project which the summer employment participa- the DCEP office in Life Science Denidoone are in order I believe community has planned and sees tion in an AFSC work project G- 08 and we will give you the as fulfilling an important need pays you no material wage except necessary information Wait dont go away yet Fortunately for our reader- wage you enjoy people too philosophical The project may include building the of understanding Remember if ship its much late to be and we wouldnt new homes or reconstructing ex- friendship and conviction if you enjoy work and if you en- think of alienating the few remaining who still brave the isting dwellings When the task The AFSC also sponsors inter- joy living together with new editorial columns each week with such nonsense However is one of repair campers begin national work camps abroad in friends then you will enjoy AFSC the opportunity to take one last whirl at a few of our favorite by visiting their neighbors secur such countries as Austria Fin work projects topics and leave Barb and Nancy Jo to answer the letters to the editor is absolutely irresistible Funny about that word editor the printers always misspell it iddiotor LETTERS TO TZIE EDITOR Maybe its the bombshell in educational thought un- leashed by Sputnik and friend or perhaps its just a form of Sic Semper Tyrannis Iterum has no right to penalize his play- inating committee shall consist of senior senility creeping activityitis that brings us to con- Just before Christmas I re- ers in matters such as these T one junior or senior member of sider these heretical things but you understand ceived a note from G K Guen- P Coffin soccer coach each social group These mem- its our last chance nel in charge of All- Midwest bers shall bring with them to the We wrote I believe Im not sure no one ever mentioned Soccer Ratings stating that I Dear Editor meeting the names and pertinent must pay my dues to NSCAA im- qualifications of those interested it but I remember proofreading it an editorial containing I would like to confirm Paul in mediately or four Denison soccer suggestion running for DCGA Mens some rather unkind commentary on sororities and inquiring Camerons in last Judic and Womens Council players up for consideration for weeks Letter to the Editor in into just what they were doing on this campus The gist of All- Because there will be few chap- All- Midwest and American regard to the enclosing of bal- system the ter meetings between an- the article was that sororities are defunct that the rating would be taken off the cony of Chapel in glass this the for nouncement we as it was was indefensible and that sororities had better lists This note was in line with those who do not wish to worship and nominations urge you to select your repre- find something more worthwhile to do than rush elect offi- an NSCAA rule dictating that no However I feel down- that the to com- cers hold chapter meetings once a week rush Or leave player can be given All- American stairs would be empty sentative the nominating practically mittee as soon as possible Since of rating if his coach does not join and that the balcony would be campus heresy heresies Association the only body time is of the essence we list But we are still rushing and electing officers and very the overcrowded To remedy this sit- incidentally that named an All- uation I suggest that the following important dates little else merely propagating ourselves The freshman the pulpit Wednesday February 5 4 pm American team in recent years be moved to bal- enough to sense in the enclosed Meeting of Commit- women have been perceptive part what There comes a time when some- cony In this way Nominating hope will those who wish tee in Library Room is wrong and question the system We that they one has to concern himself with to worship may do so undisturbed Seminar have the insight and courage to utterly reorganize and re- principles The NSCAA rule is Monday February 10 Denison- and the rest of those attending platforms orient sororities to their satisfaction or dispose of them if close to if not blackmail and may sit downstairs ian due undisturbing Wednesday 12 Pe- they cannot there is little logic in evaluating Sincerely Luke Warm February a students soccer ability in terms titioning candidates must have Next The Denisonian office is directly across from petitions in at 12 noon consequently a marvelous oppor- of his coachs loyalty to an Asso- the DCGA office and offers iation I thus refused to pay the Open Letter to the Student Body Friday February 14 Platforms tunity to see DCGA at work And DCGA works very hard dues wrote a letter of strong pro- The time is fast approaching appear in Denisonian Controllers and secretaries and committees involving hun- test to Guennel and so deprived when the student body will be Monday February 17 Cam- dreds function magnificently But when you get right down Tom Thompson Dick Coulter called upon to nominate and paign week starts with evening to it they dont accomplish much besides putting1 newspapers Shaw Emmons and Lodi Reinke elect its student government of- convocation ficers for next year We Elec- and bulletin boards in the union The honor systems et al of a chance to be considered for write Monday February 24 All- American rating These four this letter now because we are tions in the platforms never quite materialize Of course except considerable We have long impressed top of men who made the first and sec- convinced that been for the four officers who are frustrated right out their ond All- Ohio teams would have thought should be directed to with the vital interest that the minds everybodys happy because theyre busy and who gained All Midwest ranking these events and to the campaign student body has shown concern- knows someday they too may become president of that Thompson the only one of the issues that will arise Because the ing elections the high standards august body group who made first string All- entire process will be completed by which the candidates have The situation is overstated Forgive us Its partly the Ohio would very possibly have so shortly after the second se- conducted their campaigns and hour and partly that we are tired after a year of our own received All- American Honorable mester begins we urge that the the courtesy extended to the can- student body begin thinking cam- frustrations and inadequacies And let no one think that the Mention at least that would be in didates during the hectic pat- terms of their prospective nomin- paign week We hope these unique to DCGA applies to all But illus- consistent with the recent that situation is it it tern The campus should know ations for these offices precedents will again be followed trates out point enormous quantities of time are wasted in how good these men are Of prime importance is the Sincerely Co- Vice Presidents activities that simply are not worth doing We have gone January 9 the All- America nomination procedure A nom DCGA about as far as we can go and still stay in school and its Committee met to consider time we went back i among other things a change in We do not recommend a full swing of the pendulum in the rule I protested to My re- any sense Quite apart from any tangible objective accom- marks will have been placed be- plishments activities have value in experience in working fore the committee and were pub- do deny licized in Midwestern Soccer with others for which there is no substitute We not News Whether or not any action we sincerely to Denison giving us in it and are thankful for will have been taken on the rule Established 1857 Entirely student operated Published weekly during the school year opportunity We simply have overshot the mark Admitted as a second class matter April 8 1921 a4 Granville Ohio under the Act of that by the time this letter goes to March 8 1879 amended under the Act of October 3 1917 Just one last suggestion why doesnt some enter- press I dont know However at Subscription Rate S3 00 Per Year prising young DCGA candidate who is discouraged about the the sacrifice of four of the best soccer players Editor dearth of burning issues on campus or else one who needs in Ohio the issue CAROL SHANESY has been reviewed Should friends among the faculty propose abolishing about two- thirds the Associate Editors NSCAA see fit to no change of DCGA and YWCA and DCEP and everything else except make DAVID SCOTT AND BARBARA DENISON in the rule I shall bow to the the Denisonian of course Again we exaggerate for em- lions paw BUSINESS MANAGER BUD BEARD the next time the Advertising Manager phasis but honestly it is more important than the parking whole thing c o Gar DeMalli m e s up As the News Editor problem CS NSCAA shrewdly senses a coach Nancy Jo Burns

I 17 1958 Jnnuary DENISONI AN Page 5 Discussion Session With Randall Plan Book Course Newton Wins Kappa Sig Award To Highlight Continued from Page 1 Guidance Program the humanities philosophy etc Citing Leadership Scholarship The Womens Vocational Guidance Committee This is no longer possible of Womens Council ScholarshipLe- secured Mrs Edward H Randall of Placing the reading course into John Newton is the recipient of a Kappa Sigma annual has Cleveland to speak to in- adership 3 all the directed study Award of 300 Only four persons in this national terested women on March Following her speech at 9 am framework the program may all those constitutes a compromise with fraternity received this award which consists of three parts 1 participating in attend one or two discussion trrouDSy which will be held in the so 6 the status quo It fulfills the spir- winner oi the chapter senior nftpi of 100 on Tieip t- award itv houses anri if oir Yi it of the original proposal and at for each of lUiiJ iuajui 128 groups cen- played an important vvi the same time widens the scope chapters Runners- up f0r Each of the will be role in the were around a specific major Jods they had held Also of the directed study program It this award from this chapter tered they William S Robertson and Jack Present at each discussion were asked if they felt Denison can work in several ways depend- field Olcott 2 Winner of the Area 5 be a Denison woman gradu- offered sufficient guidance in se- ing upon the objectives of the will 1 award of 100 Area 5 consists of who is now employed in that lecting a major and finding a job student It can be worked out ate I 12 chapters in Ohio Indiana Mich- major field a faculty member in The answers received with one or a few professors De- x are now pending on as igan and Eastern Canada There that area and a senior majoring being compiled and a the mechanics one pamphlet works them out course may are nine area awards given 3 in that subject will be printed this spring the and be formally or con- Winner of the J Reimer Espy These discussions will be very distributed to all stu- informally woman ducted Award of 100 informal and are aimed at tryi- dents summarizing the with a comparative anal- results It ysis paper or re- John attended Denison from ng to help the Denison girl is the hope of the committee that oral written the possibilities of jobs by reading about ports or several monographs 1950- 1953 He has been out of realize others experi- constituting school four years following an available when she graduates All ences after the tangible results for graduating in a cer- of automobile accident and has re- women taking part in this pro- tain field it will help the reading students Dr Robert Seager this year as a senior gram will be excused from choose a major and assistant turned their find a job professor of history morning classes after graduation Also ques- and Miss His activities have included the Ellenor Shannon pro- edi- A project of the committee this tionnaires will be on associate such important positions as file in the fessor of English have agreed to past year has been the sending Office of Testing and Vocational tor of the Adytum his junior year help of Office Services discuss the possibilities and po- secretary of the Mens Judicial with the the of where any student is program Testing and Vocational Services welcome to tentialities of such a Council his junior year vice pres- read them for ideas with all students The interested i Franco- Calliopean Liter- of a questionnaire to all women or information ident of major area of interest would de- ary Society his junior year di- graduates of the past five years The majors covered in the sur- termine the department and pro- rector of university radio pro- in several majors The graduates vey were psychology history so- John Newton fessor under which the course gram his sophomore year John were asked if they were married ciology biology government would be taken or single how many children they speech personnel administration was vice president of ODK up- had if they took graduate work English theater Bookstore To Buy Texts perclassmens leadership honor- and math Many WDUB To of the graduates had teaching cer- Broadcast The bookstore will purchase ary Blue Key junior mens serv- tificates too WDUB will broadcast study used textbooks during the final ice honorary Pi Delta Epsilon Dr Schaff director of the test- music during finals From Jan- examination period Students journalistic honorary Phi Alpha ing and vocational services is uary 20 through January 29 who turn in texts will receive Theta history honorary and Pi study music will be heard daily half the price of their books GRANVILLE also very anxious to talk to any- Sigma Alpha political science between the hours of 10- 12 in the Books which will no longer be one about these honorary He has also served as fields or others morning 3- 5 a0 in the afternoon used may be sold to a whole- His office 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i Jcmuary 17 1958 Page 6 DENISONIAN Rinkmen Hindered Undefeated Sigs Cop A League ByFinancial Need Ind Phi Delts and Sigs To Settle By DICK DUSTERERG We need money B League Title In Final Game We have interested fel- By MICKEY ROGERS lows teams to play and for Sigs downed Lambda Chis to I Wednesday night the the n Vl the first time a nearby place capture the trophy for A league basketball The Sigs fin- to practice but no dinero ished their season with an unblemished record of eight wins Thus hockey mentor William no losses Their only close competitor was Kappa Sig status of and Preston portrayed the which the Sigs conquered 35- 34 his rinkmen as they hesitently Standings Thus Far Ebaughs At the beginning of the season opened practice drills on the Phi Delts almost tripped up won lost Preston is hopeful though Pond Sigs sigs won in over- 1 something in the treas- the but the Phi Delt 9 of getting time 32- 30 school athletic 8 1 ury through STANDINGS Ind or by subscrip- FINAL sources student Sig 7 2 tion A BASKETBALL With a more satisfied air coach won lost Beta 7 2 Sig 8 0 Preston noted the teams that have Kappa Sig 7 3 requested playing dates Letters Kappa Sig 7 1 from Case Kent State Ohio S A E 6 2 Delta U 5 5 Beta 5 3 Northern Ohio State and Dayton Phi Gam 4 6 were followed up this Wednesday Lambda Chi 4 4 i J VZ with an organizational meeting in Phi Gam 3 5 S A E 3 6 1 7 r Columbus The schedule not A C C A T O 2 7 available at press time will be Phi Delt 1 7 at Troy Toledo and Cleve- Delta U 1 7 Lambda Chi 0 played 0 land rinks during the first six In B league basketball the Fac weeks of the second semester occupant or occupants of first i The pucksters will be hard hit place was decided in the Sig- Ind j by the loss of several of their best game yesterday The Phi Delts Sportslite 1 V to graduation with Sigs Monday 31- 30 LJ j skaters the defeated the By SUE HOUT Lrr Photo bf Dave Bowman opening left by high scoring and thus earned themselves a Look at me Ma I made the Ballet Russe Bob BranancL Denisons Sonny Schriener posing Prestons place at the top but the Ind also The Denison womens basket- problem of Phi brawny center does a pirouette in attempting to take a rebound most difficult have a chance sharing the ball team opened its season A lone five rinkmen will be Delts position away from a Marietta ball player Dick Trimbur adds to the graceful against Capital University in con- returning for the Big Red includ- The Kappa Sigs who were for- scene as he comes in from the right Denison eventually lost the Cleveland Hall Saturday test 88- 79 ing goalies Tim Masterson and merly a strong contender for the Fred Bonnett as well as linemen title were defeated by the Ind The game ended in a 55- 46 vic- Herb White Tiger Douglas and 22- 21 and also by the Phi Delts tory for Capital but Denison ex- Cagers Lose To Marietta 88- 79 Dave Bowman 30- 23 This put them out of the hibited an encouraging perform- Practice is being held daily running with a 7- 3 record ance as it was a much closer In 73- 71 and all interested men are urged Some of the vital games that game that the score indicated In Edge OWU Close One to attend caused the tightness of this con- the last two minutes of the game By TOM PIERATT test were Sig over Kappa Sig 30- Denison was behind by only one Emmons and Bob Seek popped in 29- Big Red winning combination 22 Betas over Ind 22 Kappa point but Capital rallied and The basketeers found the 13 points min- 33- in the next three Sig over Betas 32 Kappa Sig went on to win Barb Porter was in their last three out of four contests to even their seasons utes to put DU only four behind over SAE in overtime 2928 Ind high scorer for Denison with 21 and the Knox Holiday Festival in Gales- Wed- 26- slate at four four At But the loss of Branand and over Phi Delts 21 Ind over points burg Illinois the Big Red walked off with top honors in the dle under the boards took its toll Kappa Sig 22- 21 and Phi Delts four- team event with wins over and Marietta waltzed to a 88- 79 over Sigs 31- 30 with 15 while John Listen led the Grinnell 66- 61 and Knox Col final count Sorority basketball and bowl- Siwashers with 17 58- 57 Branand Captain Bob Branand led both of se- lege 19 re- The position of co- sports edi- ing begin the first next 88- 79 topped both squads with teams 21 points 15 re- Marietta took an contest with and 1958 by mester night bounds bounds as pulled tors for will be filled at Denison last Friday but Denison another Mac Yee and Dick Dusterberg With Phillips Branand Weddell close one out of the fire at Dela- Coach Swindermans squad Mac a soccer player and his- night and Dick Trimbur playing the en- ware on Saturday night 73- 72 The ski trip between semesters bounced back the next at in tory m a j e r has worked for 73- 72 vic- tire time DU played a pressing a contest there Ohio Wesleyan for a that was settled on the both the news and sports staffs has been cancelled because tory game with a tight zone to hold backboards not enough people to fill a previously while Dick has specialized in were In the first game of the tourna- down team that had DU came from a 36- 33 halftime averaged 82 points for seven sports a bus ment Denison trailed Grinnell deficit to tie up the contest at 65- most of the game With a little games and were tenth in small 65 with four minutes remaining more than 230 remaining the college scoring After an exchange of free throws Big Reel Statistics Iowa team froze the ball with a With 230 remaining in the Branand Phillips and Trimbur Cage game Knox took to the freeze to 53- 51 lead Jerry Weddell poured put the Big Red in front 73- 69 Players REB FGA FBM FTA FTM PF FTS keep the ball and slim 56- in a field goal to even the game their Bill Miller added a field goal with Branand 119 81 40 45 29 31 109 Pioneers 55 lead Jim Stowell and Phillips with 200 left and the 30 seconds remaining to make it Phillips 50 112 45 23 14 14 104 held the ball until the very end added a free throw for both teams 73- 71 before Cash intercepted a Siwash Trimbur 60 84 33 30 16 30 82 with the hopes of breaking the tie The Bishops pass at 049 and Branand dropped had a chance to 76 16 9 16 57 on one last shot tie it up with one Germond 17 24 15- 21 second left in Denny Collis pushed in a foot a hook shot with seconds left 50 Knox missed three field goals in the game OWUs Edwards sunk Weddell 26 45 18 23 14 16 set shot for what seemed like the of the remaining seconds to give first two free throws but Heekin 27 43 9 21 11 14 29 certain victory With five seconds Gene Richter pass to Denison a 58- 57 ball game batted the second to go Bob Branand fired a from the rim was standing In the 1958 opener at the Field onto the backboard Bill Germond who as the buzzer sounded in front of the Denison foul circle House Marietta outscored Denison Germond set and shot The gun by 12 points in the final half to PIZZA sounded as the ball was arching win 88- 79 The Pioneers Sandy bas- Smith was high scorer for the con- its way toward the Grinnell DENISON THE STORY OF WE DELIVER JU 2- 6571 ket but the 75- foot shot swished test with 22 points on five field goals and 12 throws through the cords to send the tilt free Go To THE HUT for PIZZA into a five minute overtime period Trimbur poured in 15 of his 17 AN OHIO COLLEGE Before the Pioneers could re- points in the first half to give the Big Red half- margin cover Germond and Dick Cash a 3936 time By G Wallace Chessman teamed up to score nine of Deni- The Pioneers kept hacking away BIG REDS CARRY OUT sons 11 points to command a 66- at the score until the reserves were i 61 final count Bob Phillips led sent in to gain back the lead with the over- all DU scoring with 1320 remaining DENISON BOOK STORE North Prospect Street seven field goals and two free Ed Heekin Tom Smith Shaw THE HUT throws for a total of 16 George Your Campus Supply Store Susens and Bob McJinsey had 16 and 15 respectively for Grinnell The next night Denison edged 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t 17 1958 JfmUOrY DENISONIAN Pago 7 Muskingum To Host DU Cagers Matmen Topple D- Man of the Week Trimbur In Crucial Conference ReserveWitten berg Game By By BILL BENNETT JEFF LAYSON Hoping to finally remove themselves from the exasperati- With the season hardly begun winlose- winlose the Big Red wrestling team has ng treadmill which they have ridden all Big Red cagers travel to already posted as many victories year the New Concord tomorrow as it did all last year The Deni- night to engage Muskingum DUs sixth Conference foe son matmen remained undefeated at 815 Saturday by taking the measure come at the expense of Buffalo The Muskies one of the Con Youngstown of Wittenberg for their second favorites despite their and Western Re- conference triumph in as many ference serve while they have lost to 65- 64 loss to Capital tries 1 marginal last Geneve as well as Capital own a 6- 2 Akron i week presently record the two teams only The Big Red opened the season appear one of comparative by topping V anj would the opponent fell on both Western Reserve by a Big occasions 18- crucial teams on the Red Both Swinderman score of 11 A good crowd was and Muskie on hand schedule mentor Bob Burkholder for the match and was will be very well pleased with the As Coach Jack Swinderman looking to nights Denison- final last outcome Participating members notes its now or never if the Capital scrap for an intimation of J1 i are to move into the po- to expect of the squad were John Malloy J Redmen what tomorrow Capi- Bob VI sition they should occupy in what was Sommers Frank Couley tal at Denisonian press time Chuck Glasser Captain George is shaping up as a real hot con- in first place OC in the standings Mahon Bob Dold Diffen- ference battle With only four returning letter- John confident that were as men dorfer and John Turkey Davis Im Coach Burkholder has built All in fine performances good as this Muskingum his turned ball offense around high scoring and showed promise club Swindy notes I think senior Lenny for future Nelson who last conference tussles our slumps have been mainly year was awarded the Mike Wittenberg 19- 11 psychological and I really cant Gregory award as the most valu- was downed in see them lasting all season able player in the Ohio Confer- the second outing of the season Im sure the squad can do the ence Nelson six- four averaged for Denison Freshman Bob job material- wise if it will just 245 points per game in 1957 and Fuller was the only new member stay up mentally I personally this season is hitting at a similar of the starting team in this match think that some increased school clip and responded by winning a for- interest and support could do a Nelsons main support usually feit due to an injury inflicted on an opponent lot in that direction I think comes from sophomores Larry Beil Those members of Denison would be and Larry Young who operate at the squad who have posted two Photo by Dave Bowman students victories to date are Sommers amazed at the difference between guard and forward posts respec- D- Man of week Dick Trimbur goes up from under Couley Mahon and Dold Denisons the the lethargic Denison crowd and tively Battling Weddell and for two of his 17 points as three Marietta players stand by helplessly the crowds that this team sees on Branand for rebounds will be Theirit among the squad is at the road rangy junior center John McMil- top level as expressed by both By BILL BENNETT The Muskies big victories have lan who is described by Burk- Mahon and Coach Andy Sterrett You see its this way he said with a gleam of the real holder as big in every way The fact that the team is young epicure hold ball like that behind my head with being only senior in his eVe I the Here are the probable starting Mahon the I mean so as not to obstruct my view of the basket line- ups is reason for further optimism There is still strong competition The way that most player shoot r 7Z TT Denison Muskiofum ball passes directly in Branand F Beil for the starting team and many of the front ately mastered the fundamentals Phillips F Nelson the freshmen are showing talent of their eyes in setting1 the shot of the new job and never missed Weddell C McMillan and desire Sterrett said up and certainlydoesnt aid the a starting assignment in his shift Trimbur G Young Coach Sterrett a mathematics player in cocentrating on that from the inside to the outside Germond G Frazier professor by vocation modestly in- imiginary spot about ten inches post sists on his lack of experience with above the rim which must be hit Standing six- two Trims will be the mat sport but notes that in for a really good shot the first to admit that his best competition is days came in high school the fire of he And so Dick Trimbur Deni- ball SEND YOUR HARBOR HILLS INN learning took lack height V rapidly Sterrett sons blonde loose- jointed senior where the of didnt LAUNDRY over this Don- handicap his PARTY HOUSE reins winter from guard continued identifying him- him at forward WITH YOUR rs position ald Valdez who had turned the self as an of mach preferred Dick led astute student the High 25 club into a conference contender youngest of Americas major Niles School tov straight Parti in three years sports victories tallying a grand 40 Available for Private points in one of them and a rank- The next home match for the Distinctive for his rare behind Banquets and Dances matmen is slated for February 15 ing of third in the state gathering the head shot which he utilizes All- Ohio honors in the process against Akron This could be a in almost all shooting situations big step in preparation for the Gaining three letters in his favor- and his generally colorful ball ite sport he added two more in HEBRON 3596 conference tournament since hawking and floor play Trims Akron is seen as a strong con- cross country Mr Harry Brady has probably met the biggest test After an uninspiring semester tender along with Ohio Wesleyan of his cage career in making the and Oberlin Sterrett stated at Purdue Dick came to Denison difficult shift from forward to in the middle of his freshman guard this winter year Badly needing a couple of Working in his naturally dilig- extra inches Dick did not play I ent manner from the first day of regularly until the latter part of his reassignment Dick quickly last year but since his star has a Pleasure to send proved again his all- around bas risen he has proven himself one of the best in an era of fine bas- of the Year a Pleasure to receive ketball here on the hill DCGAs Movie FOR TASTY After graduation the service has mf nit liio i- un iin iiiu nvu unt uuj NUVKIVnCJ kpteer anH Dirk has his evo on and Navy OCS After that he is un II Granville PI77 a I decided Detween coacning and a MR HULOTS HOLIDAY i uusmess career Times Ifs The JACQUES TATI Starring DUGWAY Sorority and Fraternity FOOD MARKET PENNANTS Valentines 1 PM To 1 AM LIFE film a modern MAGAZINE sayi The years funniest Savan Days a Weak TOWN AND GOWN masterpiece NEW YORK TIMES says Explodes with merriment RED BOOK says Fast and furiously funny Youll want to see it more than once JOB OPPORTUNITY NEW exaggeration this film has some REPUBLIC says Without All Men Interested In Becoming Representatives for of the funniest visual satire since Chaplin abeted by hilarious sound effects COLLEGE KNITWEAR CO It has no NEWSWEEK says Whole salvos of belly laughs Next Year Contact subtitles and needs none With- DENISONS OWN DR JAMES TANNER says Excellent EB I seen M BERGWALL out a doubt one of the funniest films have ever JU 2- 4842 Before January 23 MR HULOTS HOLIDAY won the Grand Prize of the Internation- al Critics at the Cannes Film Festival MR HULOTS HOLIDAY is a film no one will want to miss color MR HULOTS HOLIDAY will be accompanied by three cartoons Serving Denison and Denisonians WELL FOR YEARS 35c SATURDAY JAN 18- 630 900 Admission By NIGHT Evenngs J1R Used Cars Cars Advance Tickets Will Be Sold Friday and Saturday Good New Body Work Service Parts LIFE AUDITORIUM SCIENCE NORCROSS WALKER AND BATTAT MOTORS THEY SAY THE THINGS AUTHORIZED Phone FA 6- 6161 Newark Ohio YOU WANT TO SAY DEALER January 17 1958 DENIS ONIAN Page 8 Blithe Spirit Proves Entertaining D C G A EXAM MOVIES Hood Shows Rare Comic Vitality By JACK DUDLEY guide Tonight January 17- 630 900- Admission 25c of man- With a flourish and to the delight of many the comedy to Denison stage last weekend after a long absence ners reurned the by The vehicle was Noel Cowards Blithe Spirit produced the Auditorium a workshop for senior theater majors in the field Friday and Saturday Girl Most Studio Theatre Powell and of directing Rodgers should cer- Likely with Jane experience Escapade in Japan with Cameran The comedy of manners is a tainly develop into an outstanding Wright becoming almost Mitchell and Teresa form of theater comedian Sunday and Monday Gunsiht as rare as the Australian dodo It Elvira was and Mark Broadway Mona Abbouds Ridge with Joel McCrae hasnt been seen on for something to be savored As the nor are there Stevens the last five seasons alternately gay and petulant Granville any prospects for the near future ghost the Denison audience at Friday and Saturday East of Blithe Spirit comes from that to HUMPHREY BOGART JOSE FERRER last was afforded an opportunity Eden with Julie Harris and James Starring period of escapist entertainment a major role Possessing War see her in Dean VAN JOHNSON FRED MacNSURRAY immediately preceding World a marvelous technique for com- Monday Prfnce light of our mod- Sunday and ACWUWBIAIHIUKt II and in the edy Mona seized every oppor- Showgirl with Marilyn ROBERT FRANCIS MAY WYNN ok TECHNICOLOR a staniey kramer prod psychological melodramas it and the mAh ern tunity to make Elvira a hilarious Monroe and Lawrence Olivier could seem a bit dated However completely captivating char- in and Midland Year- Page 7 if the general hilarity evident acter through Thursday Pey- Tomorrow January 18- Picture of the See audience meant much it seems Friday the Smaller roles were handled by ton Place with Lana Turner and probable that most theater- goers who played the willing to accept Barbara Fainter Lloyd Nolan 830- Admission 25c were more than maid to the hilt and to the delight Monday January a twenty- year old show certain- and Dan Beach as of the audience ly one that offers as much fun and Judy Harden as Dr and Mrs Raise Room Rate Blithe Spirit wrrFin Bradman Bills Due nnn rrrn H Ut It True to the intentions of the Jerry Kelly wisely substituted Semester 50 from s Studio Theatre director Jerry gimmicks and comic business in Seniors will receive 5 r J MID TO f i an ex- as a refund ft i y a Kelly staged the show in the place of the usual rapid- fire the cashiers office i TW mmmtw t perimental manner and assigned dialogue which it seems can only of the deposits paid in the be- sel- year several large roles to persons be done by an Englishman My ginning of the freshman roM Warner Bros H i seen previously The show This includes the 25 registration dom only complaint with the direction KELLY vmoekaMERVYN ItROKwraoucraM deposit NANCY PATTY McCQKMAC- Khiit nQtv- nTM ucom was seen in a modified restoration- was the sometime lack of a fast deposit and the 25 room mm uahid- m put vumu uauxrn 4 w wwm mwu w ki ME1ITR UI1T type stage with the audience pace probably due to the reasons The total will be credited to the torn ru tu U Iiim w i m seated on three sides mentioned above second semester bilL laughs undergraduates Garnering the loudest David Savages single setting Bills for other Tuesday January 830 Admission 35c was N L Hood as she stomped was most appropriate and a will include a 15 raise in room 21630 Shouted cajoled and shoved her capable technical crew handled rates for all students This brings way through the role of the me- the backstage work the total room bill to 130 for dium Madame Arcati In her Blithe Spirit wasnt a show of rooms with two or more resi- first major role at Denison she great dramatic significance full of dents and 145 for single rooms uncovered a flair for character insight and symbolism It was npr spmpstpr comedy roles and a vitality which an entertainment with a good deal Regarding the payment of oth- is too seldom seen On the debit to offer for an evening of good er bills students are reminded A SIEVE TTYDONNA side she was hindered by lack of but relaxing theater that a 1 service charge is made 1 J T T T1T I T1nT experience and one would have for all bills other than semester wished for a faster spacing of her bills if not paid within ten days Schedule Banquet mi At kitmpaiobt man tturM BEtlNY GOOOMAMt wa am iimil uapioa rtn pouam especially in Act I Her issued h lines The anuual senior banquet is from the day hdoi nso eoimo on wjutiW mn nuts mniu iiuiik tna complete abandon as the rowdy scheduled for February 4 at 630 Most important students will spiritualist however gained her a pm in Curtis dining hall Pre- not be admitted to final exams generous share of the applause ceding the dinner Dr and Mrs until all financial obligations to Wednesday January 22 630 830 Admission 35e The role of Ruth the second A Blair Knapp are holding a re- the college for this semester have wife certainly is one of the most ception in Curtis recreation room been met Also students will not difficult and ungrateful in the play Seniors are to respond to their be permitted to attend classes un- N 1 Carol Emshoff made her a solid invitations by contacting the pres- til all semester bills have been SPENCER TRACY COLOR rather literal type an excellent idents secretary prior to noon paid ClNEMASCCrE husband foil for caprices of her January 31 i RODERT RYAN and the ghost of his first wife In m i her first major appearance here OAO OV AT CVAC uaocrt ran wua awn ms- IE WEVB- IgSSai BUIB since last years Living Room SPECIAL m ma 10 m nimwm Carol has achieved the feat of making convinping a straight part One Group comedy in the midst of Catalina Sweaters 40 off Thursday January 830 Admission 25c A true comedian is an unusual 23630 character at Denison in the per- Bobbie Brooks Rodgers a new one j son of Dave Dresses 40 off i CHJRLI0iHESTC- iJiJLIEADA3 arrived In central role of f has the Charles his timing and inflection Complete Line of are nearly professional and his Bobbie Brooks gestures facial expressions and Blouses off are generally good the involved 13 rrnul IY T I I

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