Ohio University - Athena Yearbook (Athens, OH)

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Queen Suzie was elected by an all campus vote, the first one in several years at OU. Eighteen year old Miss Turpin is a sophomore from Arlington, Virginia. Miss Joy Grill, sophomore from Toronto, Ohio, and Miss Kathy Dengler, senior from Zahesville, Ohio, were elected to the royal court. -»-

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jT ' , Clear the cafeteria! Move the hall furniture back! It ' s Homecoming! And every available space was filled with dancing couples who had come home to their new abode at the OU Center. The ballroom atmosphere . .. overflowed with the people who spilled into the halls and cafeteria. « One fellow was bruised four times trying to protect his girl from the campus cat. This jitterbug felt that, despite the subdued swaying of some 1 000 couples about him, he just couldn ' t pass up a hot number like Stardust to exhibit his talents. But nobody cared. Why should they? We ' d beat Kent 40 to 21. We ' d relived past experiences with alums we hadn ' t seen for two or three years. We had a lovely queen, a wonderful dance, a terrific orchestra — in a bright, new building. Homecoming! Wotta day!

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' I guess you ' ll have to fix it like this. LITTLE MAN AMONQ QIANTS His team were the champs for the first time in OU ' s six years of Mid-American Conference play. Carroll C. Widdoes became Ohio College Coach of the Year. With a characteristic calm and objectivity he viewed the final winning game against Bowling Green. The team didn ' t ploy one of its best games, but it did win. It was just like any other game of the season except it ' s the one that really counted. This is a man interested in the individual athlete. The score doesn ' t count as much as the effect it has on the player. His men must mointain scholarship, too. This, he feels, comes first, athletics, second. Thus a little man builds champions.