Ohio University - Athena Yearbook (Athens, OH)

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The judges found it very mucho difficult to pick the winners. Qood, fijwjn. TURH ABOUT DflllCE Another year, and another big thrill for the Ohio University men — The Coed Prom, All they had to do was sit back and wait for the girls to come clamoring for a date, all expenses paid, even down to on original cor- sage. The girls went to a lot of trouble trying to find something that would really please their lucky fellow — everything from baby bottles to beer bottles, to vegetables, appeared on the men ' s lapels Yes, it was a grand dance with Rex Koons ' orchestra providing the noise, and the men as clinging vines providing the finishing touch. The imihng winnahs for their corsages were John Sprow and Carl Cahlik, escorted by Kotio Brumfield and Betty Smart.

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UJOmEII ' S LEAGUE ASSEMBLY FIRST ROW: M. Torlow, J. Hilberg, M. Biewener, M. Matson, M. Wisse, J. Dougloss, A. Morquordl, B. Smart, L. Bouhan, G. Moideli. SECOND ROW: J. Gordon, G. Baker, M. Eber- hard, M, Twinem, N. Schofer, W. Quesf, H. Hine, B. Louden, A. Davies, C. Zeman. THIRD ROW: J. Reitx, J. Hanson, H. Summers, N, Quockenbush, J. White, D. Dishon, D. LaBurton, A. De Mario, D. Horgan, G. Stewart. FOURTH ROW: M. Wenti, V. Denny, J. Zosio, L. Skeid, J. Frieden, M. Anderson, A. Mocilnikar, B. McClelland, E. Gollon, J. Webb. FIFTH ROW: W. Gordon, R. Hall, J. Dougherty, J. Murphy. IN FRONT: Norcen Kirkner, Shirley Biller. Women ' s League, composed of oil regularly enrolled women on campus, regulates affairs concerning the women of Ohio University and sponsors a well- rounded social program for them through- out the year. All of the housing units are represented in the League, which is com- posed of an assembly and senate. McGuffey Hall serves as headquarters for meetings of the organization. Among the many activities sponsored annually by the League ore the Co-ed Prom, a freshmon party, the Leaders ' Rally Luncheon, the Housemothers ' Cof- fee Hour, Mardi Gras, and Mother ' s Week-end held in May. SENATE FIRST ROW: (Seoted in choir I Joyce White, Pres. (Left to right on floor) Noreen Kirkner, Shirley Biller. I On couch left to right! Helen Summers, Jacqueline Douglass, Morjorie Torlow, Joan Frederick. (Standing left to right) Eleanor Maxwell, Nancy Quockenbush, Marjorie Wenti, Jonet Smith, Wilmo Rice Williams. 23

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men ' s union.. The Men ' s Union Planning Board, (MUPB), functions as the executive body of Men ' s Union. It provides a social program that will appeal to the mas- culine interests, as well as to the campus, sponsors all-campus traditions, and is the men ' s administrative body for campus student government. MUPB sponsored, during the school year, the Registration Hop, and sev- eral pep rallies. Probably its biggest undertaking was the revival of the three OU traditions long sponsored by Men ' s Union: Homecoming Day, with its color and e xcitement, float parade, house decorations, and the half-time fes- tivities which brought bock the good old days to returned veterans and alumni; Migration Day, which found many students hopping the Bobcat Special to Ohio Wesleyan; and Dad ' s Day, when the football season was nearly at a close and Men ' s Union planned a weekend devoted to the fellow who pays most of the bills. Men ' s Union chess, bridge, and billiard tournaments were organized in the spring semester. The Rodeo, for men only social feature, was revised too, in the spring. A new idea was introduced in the form of an all-campus men ' s show, while, for the first time in its history, MUPB held a Men ' s Leaders ' Banquet. FIRST ROW: Pete Reiser, Dean Hunkins, Jacque Rhoodes, Paul Clarke, Jack Neenan, Bill Smith. SECOND ROW: Roy Sturm, James Dehnke, Al Soltei, Rocky Russo, Nick Alexander. 25