DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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both as a participant and as a spectator, of team spirit and loyalty, The lel Likc H911 . contcst draws a crowd to Bowman tc- competc for the bestimcherring award.

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academic and social life he learns ...many alike yet intrinsically different Sunday night suppers at the church institute thought-provoking discussions. 'A iiHubh break between classes is a revered DePauw tradition. The group as a whole conformed outwardly to De- Pauw,s policies; but individuality remained strong. The brave Clanned together and enjoyed Thursday night jam sessions in forbidden places, while the meek sub- Iimated their desires and spent Friday afternoons :iHub- bing it up? True characters were revealed at Field Day as even the men blushed when members of their sex paraded for the title of the most beautiful legs on campus. All was not gaiety, however, and Greek Week gave the more serious-minded a chance to analyze the meaning of fraternity living and suggest improvements. DePauw,s Columbian Boulder gets a face liftingvia the help of a thoughtful sandblaster.

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sports develop in him an awareness whether win or lose. $5323? A ' 1 v- .4173? The sports program opened a new field for campus discussion. A winning football team brightened the out- look at Blackstock and filled the stadium for most of the games. With the onset of the basketball season spirit fell. Many enjoyed their basketball in TV lounges instead of in Bowman and ICC competition fell behind the Big Ten. DePauw15 scorers were not scholars, and the team was slashed to half-force after the hrst semester. The end of the year found the school with anew coach for 1958-59. Despite the abolishing of the IM trophy, interfraternity competition flourished. One can never be sure what the DePauw Tiger will :' dOebesidcs lose his tail. The shot put requires much oomph as well as skill. Old Gold Day crowds How into Blackstock-home of the Tiger team.