DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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Probably the highlight of the sports year came when the hot and cold DePauw griddCYS rose up and smacked VVabash with Freddie Williams' last-second field goal, giving the Tigers their first football win over the Caye- inen since 1948. The basketball season was marked by the emergence of a young, blood-and-gutsf' bunch of opportunists who seemed to make a habit of falling behind, then rallying and going on to snatch sure defeat from out of the fire.

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ACADEeMIC Scholarship -the core of DePauw's existence Freshmen with the tough,' high school records quickly and pai-nfully came down to earth, then set themselves to the task counted paper turned in. of learning how to study all over again. The hour exam, the term paper, the project, and the final were groaiiediover studied for, and accomplished . . . until' the next time. Srophomores, for the most part, refused to become at victim to the. fabled slump. juniors began thinking in terms of graduate schools and future occupations. Seniors the number of hours needed to graduate while some visualized a'Phi Beta Kappa chapel in the springtime. The day came in june when the last final was taken or Students went over their academic programs for the next year. ,. 1 il..--X Q-'hi H322 fl A . 1 el- - Ill- ., g, L ' J' A V 7x W A U- A Q 'fd S 4 -2,41 .gb 59 44-Lg SED OO O9 Q Q ao