DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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Reading The DePauw after supper was a ritual in which nearly all Depauwites participated. The sandwichman has become an established DePauw tradition. Hungry students welcomed the study break he brought, and he welcomed their financial support.

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Brotherhood! The Great Routine of Fraternity Living As usual, the brunt of the menial labor fell to the freshmen. Hours of hard labor were their lot. House notices were filed on the bulletin board . . . a convenient meeting place for the activities-minded. There’s nothing quite like a refreshing shower to wake one up—to the joys of being pinned, of course! 20

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Busy Dads and Students Interrupted Work for Weekend Get-together Although their fathers were thousands of miles away, DePauw’s foreign students took an active part in Dad’s Day festivities with adopted dads from Indian¬ apolis, one event being a UB reception after the game. j; . JSSfe Ik Dads filled Speech Hall to see G. B. Shaw’s The Devil’s Disciple.” Featuring Tek Osborn and Mary Jean Newlin in the leads, the play was presented by the Little Theatre group. Bill Fearer heads for the corner to avoid Lake Forest defensive men. Fearer was stopped shy of the goal line, but registered the longest run of the day as the Tigers lost, 16-7.