Bowling Green State University - Key Yearbook (Bowling Green, OH)

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l . Action from the exper1mental3 act play bavden Two students pause to discuss enlistment into the air force with recruiting officers. Robert St. ,lohn Was the lJCCt IlllN'I' Artist Series Speaker The Deeemher artist Series speaker was Robert St. ,lohn who spoke on Nlan's ltast Chance . lfraternities eontinued their monthly addition ol' nationals whit-h had been going on sinee the first ol' the semester, with the installation ol' the loeal Sigma Psi Omega as the ehapter of the national, Sigma Phi lipsilon. A new national sorority' appeared on eampus when Sigma Rho Tau was established as the seventy - seeond Chapter ol' Delta Zeta. In the intramural sports, activity eontinued at its usual fast tempo with the emphasis being plaeefl on handball, volley hall, and basketball. A new event. the Indoor Relay. was added at whieh a sorority' supported eaeh ol' entering fraternities. Sigma Alpha lfpsilon won first plaee honors. supported hy Alpha Chi Omega. The Falcons Kept Vtiinning on the llardwood in December 'Nleanwhile the l aleon quintet kept their winning ways at home running up W'lllS against Tampa, Ar- kansas State, Miami, and Texas Teeh. ln the all-eampus Christmas dei-oration contest Nlpha Gamma Delta. and Sigma Chi took first place honors. Class room aetiyities halted the Thursday' before Christmas and students quielxly It-tt for home to meet old friends and see the family again. Santa Claus tliud Sehiel watches one ofthe girls from the orphans home open a paekage at the annual SAE. Gamma Phi Beta Christmas Party' in the Armory:

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Student government came to the front during January' when students were asked to voice their opinion concerning raising the fee for the new student union building. The student representatives acting on the wishes of their electorate voted to increase the fee to ten dollars. Bowling Green Regained Possession of the Peace Pipe fronl T. U. A spirited Falcon quintet won the first Toledo game, 66-59, to regain possession ol' the Peace Pipe. A screaming, excited crowd of Falcon supporters watched the Bowling Green five, stripped of all their height by' personals hold on and finally increase their small lead, to win the ball game- ein spite of the loss of ,lim Gerber, George Beck, Clarence Yackey, lili ,loy ce, and Steve Galetti. Shortly' following this much sought-after win, the Bowling Green campus was stunned by' the announcement of Coach Anderson's retirement for the rest of the year under orders from his physician. Other sports activity' was also evident, wrestling had just begun and the swimming team added several more wins to their season's record. Intramural activ- ity' continued at a brisk pace. t'Little Foxes Was Presented by the liniversity' Theater l,ittle Foxes, a 3-act psychological drama was the second university theater production of the school year. The university' chapel was also dedicated in Jan- uary after a several-month delayx Chapel programs and Sunday' services were regularly held throughout the rest of the year. Students Cranlnlcd for Finals Before most l3.G. students realized it, finals were upon them. Books that had to he read. reports that had to he written, and a multitude of other assign- ments faced the harried Bowling Green scholar in those final days of the semester. The 2-hour ordeals forced many' students to do in one or two evenings the work that was meant to be spaced out over a semester. For some two hundred students these were tl1e last finals as they finished their undergraduate work aI1d received their diplomas at mid-semester graduation ceremonies. Immediately' following finals, 55 A Cappella choir members started on a 3200-mile tour of tl1e Southern states.