DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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Dr. Charles Kendall, from Phoenix, Ari¬ zona, led the campus in Religious Evalu¬ ation Week, packing students and towns¬ people into Gobin in increasingly large numbers. His messages with their strong student appeal were received enthusi¬ astically by DePauwites. Morning Watch Services in Gobin and after hours discus¬ sions in houses and dorms added to a week when a students’ religious thinking was greatly stimulated. Contrasting to Religious Evaluation Week was the Wabash pep rally, starting at the UB with cheers and climaxed by a huge bonfire. Dr. Charles Kendall, leader of this Fall’s Religious Evaluation Week, drew an audi¬ ence that overflowed into Gobin’s choir loft. Religious Evaluation Provided an Interim for Serious Thought

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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.

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The annual Wabash tangle, ending in DePauw defeat, resulted in a resolve to turn the tables next year. Hatchets were buried as both Cavemen and De- Pauwites danced at the KTK sponsored formal in Bowman Gym. KTK Dance Revived DPU Spirits Crushed by Wabash Gridiron Victory Dick Rathke, president of KTK, crowned Lona Beck queen of the interfraternity dance.