DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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TOP HEADLINES OF THE YEAR ,61-62 KHAN SCHOLARS WIN FIFTH e DePauw7s College Bowl team gained national recognition as it became the seventh group to garner five victories 0n the CE. program. In order, DePauw heat Brigham Young, Marquette7 VVillams ette, Unix ersity of Alabama and Haver. ford. At $1,500 per Victory and $3,- 000 for remaining undefeated; the whiz kids collected $9,000 in scholar- CAMPUS ELECTS SBP 7 A campus- wide election carried Libby Geier into the office of Student Body Presidentt Student Senate President. This was the first time in recent years that sen- SBP. Counting on the Freshmen women for ate president was oHicially the majority of her support, Miss Ceier received a majority of the tallies which approximately 45 per cent of the stu- dents east. TIGERS BEAT BUTLER .. To add to the joys of Christmas vacation, De- Pauw cagers stomped Butler 85-69, the First Victory for the Tigers in the last seven years of the series. 10 Headlines of the Year ships for DePauw; in addltlon, stu- dents pledged $1500 in tribute to the team. Following the last show, the university sent a delegation to Wreir- Cook airport to greet the varsity scholars and return for an extended- hours celebration Via police escort. The gtbrain trust77 included Nan Brande, Bob Nordvall, Bill Stackman, Jerry Frost and Coach Robert Weiss. DON COSSACKS PERFORMVUndcr the auspices of Student Senate DePauwites WERNHER VON BRAUN SPEAKS- The famous German-horn rocket sci' entist addressed a jam-packed Bowman gym on the future plans for U. St space exploration. Showing slides and movies of rocket testing, Von Braun called on the students of America to provide the backbone for the future. NSA CONVENES e DePauw hosted the Indiana-Ohio regional meeting of the National Student Association, an organization that stimulated thought toward the role of the student in na- tional and international affairs. LIVING UNITS BUILD e Besides the dedication of Bishop Roberts hall the campus took part in ceremonies for a new Alpha Cam house and additions to the Delt7 ATO, Phi Belt and Sigma Nu houses. had the opportunity to hear the world-famous Russian choral group.

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F RESH MEN ARRIVE On Sunday, September 10 the quiet streets of Greencastle erupted with an unceasing stream of heavin-laden cars, many of which followed Mirage signs directing them to campus. Upperclassmen with an eye to the future helped carry myriads of paraphernalia to even the fourth floors. By evening7 when parents had gone and the Big-Little Sister party was in progress, the campus knew the fresh- men had arrived. BOXES, BUNDLES AND BEARS e Frustrated fmsh wonders how everything she owns will ever be able to be crammed into her new dorm cuhhyhole. THE FATHER IMAGE e A tower of strength in the midst of chaos is a friendly adviser. PILINC IT ON e Upperclassmen help newcomers move in . . . 12 Freshmen Arrive