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Key litlitor. wllilt- the jutlgt-S ,hc 6th annual lu-y Paratlv. Ut-lta Gamma te-am won ove-r tht- Alpha Xi gritlalt-rs, 8-0. .M hall'-time a King Pull' aml attt-ntlants yu-rv namt-al and 1-rowm-cl. The- yu-1-lfs avtiyitit-s vulmi- nate-tl in tht- skit pre-st-ntations gin-n l ritlay aml Saturday night. Kohl llall aml Z4-ta lit-ta 'l'au vap- turt-4l top honors in this vw-nl. llXt'l' 52600 was raist-fl through tht- tlrivt-. Mlolpht- Nlt-njou, ratlio and moxie- star. It-t'turt-tl to Howling Crt-4-n stuclt-nts as anolht-r in the- Artist Se-rie-s program. l alt-ons Winn Last llonn- Caine- from Youngstown l alt-on supportt-rs math- tht- suprt-mv sat'rilit't- for tht- last homt- gamt-, hy' losing a littlt- walualrlt- sat-lx time- to gt-t up at 5 ol-lot-lx for a pt-p rally. 'l'lu- Bowl- ing fll't't'll t'lt'Vt,'ll rt-spolult-tl by svoring a :lt-1-isiw 22-T ysin ou-r Youngstown Coll:-ge-. vacation. 'Hlllll't't' Wit-u on a llorst-.M a I5 art likll't't', yyas tht- firsl major prothu-lion to ln- prt-st-nlt-tl hy tht- lni- V. versity lht-att-r this yt-ar. Tht- l nivt-rsity Sy mphony' ort-lu-stra also prt-st-ntl-tl tht-ir first 1-onvt-rt in x0Vt IIlbl'l'. Thi- 'X Cappe-lla vhoir wt-nt to filt-we-lantl for a wot-lu-ml ol' t-onvc-rts. a ratlio program. aml a tc-lt-vision show. Phi Kappa 'liau frate-rnity' was oflir-ially install:-tl at lioysling Crt-4-n during this month. Studi-nts llatl an lixtendetl Thanksgiving Vacation Tha- sm-ontl annual turkey' Shoot was ht-lil just bf-fore vat-ation. Ol' major 1-om-4-rn to all students wt-rv mitl-tn-rms yshit-h yu-rv gin-n prior to rlll1HIllxSglNlllg. Stud:-nts we-nt home- at 'l'hanksgiying with a sigh ol' rt-lit-l' anal thankliulnt-ss for thc- first wat-ation sinm- st-llool began. Xml what a vavationf The four antl om--hall' clay var-ation, for some-, expanflt-tl into a wt-1-lx and a half. Ont- to tyso ll-et of snowfall t-ongf-ste-tl and lll0f'lxt'fl all mt-ans ol' transportation throughout Ohio anfl l'1-nnsylyania. llmw-ver. things finally 1-lt-areal e-nough for t'Vt'l'yUll1' to gt-t hat-lt. llowe-vt-r, a sur- prisingly large- numln-r tlitlnit rt-turn at all me-n mostly, who lu-4-ausv ol' tht- flraft sn-are-, 1-nliste-tl in eilha-r tht- air l-0l't'4' or tht- navy. A rvf-ortl-ln1-aking iYOVl'll1lN'l' snow kt-pl many stutlt-nts honu- for an extend:-tl Tllanksgiving ra n ii pf . Q-.0 Q H 'nr' WA ,M-ww A H ,Q 1, - f. , - V-an I3
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THE ALL-CAMPUS CHARITY DRIVE NETTED OVER 2,600 'I'Iu- K1-nl Slate game was animal migration day lor the I aI1-onsg tht- Iiowling IIFUPII 4-Ivveu bowed to IU-nt I9-6 in the mud and rain Iwforv a good-sized group ol' Bowling Crt-4-I1 supporters. The annual Christian Living Iffmphasis W4-ek was Iwld early in Novenllwr. This program brought many leading l'Illll'l'IlIlll'Il to this 1-ampus who spoke to slush-nl groups and I4-tl inl'ormaI hull sessions at thc various houses. Novi-nib:-r also brought pledging with the I6 fra- ternities handing oul I66 bids. The Combined Charity Ilrive N1-tted 552600 The 1'llIllIbIll1'lI eharity week also got lllllIt'I'XS'Hf' during thi- si-rond week in NOV4'lllIN'I'. The wee-ks program was highlighted Ivy the llgly Wan and Ugly Woman route-sts inonvy Irving east as vote-S. 'I'In- nvwly initiated powder howl vonlvst was witut-ssc-fl Inj a large vrowd in spite ol' the 4'oI4I wt-alhvr. 'I'Iu' NI.Cf. Ken Iiisselle interviews a forlner are busy tahulating their results at The Delta Gamma passer Students pause to read the Bee Gee News. Notice the good blocking. N, ,A 'V ROV NL 5 ,W . gets ready to throw
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YULETIDE SPIRIT PREDOMINATED IN PRE-HOLIDAY ACTIVITY Christmas Music, Decorations, and Parties Added to the Festive Air The A Cappella Choir between numbers at their annual Christmas Concert. Robert St. Johns., radio commentator and author, is entertained at the Kappa Delta House. O .QQ A o Viitli Thanksgiving barely' over, students began thinking of the next holiday, Christmas. Hllll Illiilllf of the campus activities centered around this anx- iously' awaited festive period. However, other activities were of interest to the Bowling Green student. Basketball as always tools the limelight with an eye on a post season invitation. The Falcon quintet started out the season on a good note trouncing Gustavus Adolphus, 70-17. Nt the same time a swimming squad which Coach Cooper termed his best yet were preparing for their long and difficult schedule. Falcon Quintet Dropped Their First Came to Dayton A good Day ton ball club gave our basketeers their first loss 57-45. About this time the Falcon basketball team gained further recognition when the radio pro- gram The Ohio Story featured the rise of Dowling Green, under coach llarold Anderson, in basketball circles. Christlnas music was the order during December. The traditional Christmas Concert given by' the Universityjs three choral groups was again presented before a large enthusiastic audience, as was the annual presentation of llandelis Messiah. The concert, band also gave a concert just prior to vacation. And as usual, the whole campus turned out to take part in the all-campus Christmas caroling. Fraternities, Sororities, Clubs Hold Christrnas Parties ln keeping with the Yuletide spirit, many' clubs, fraternities, and sororities held Christmas parties and dinners -not only for themselves, but for the orphans at the county home and the cerebral palsy sufferers at llappy llall. Other activities also were very' much evident. Our debaters were competing frequently in many' different, tournaments, winning high honors in all in which they' competed.
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