DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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BEAUTIFUL MUSIC Playing before a capacity crowd, the Tndianapnlis Symphony Orchestra excites listeners with Tchaikovskfs Fourth. POLITICAL POWERS - Discussing the issues of Republican and Democratic ideologies in Minshall lab are two state representativcs, two Poly Sci. profs and the state secretary of each party. 28 C ultural Events

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hIN LOCO PARENTISL' h Discussing the universityhs role as student guardian, a topic of the National Stu- dent Associationhs regional conclave held in December, arc Student Senate President Walt Lowe HefD, key- note speaker Dr. Arnold Kauffmann of Michigan State hcenterh and Dean Robert Farber. OUR MAN IN MOSCOW h After spending his sab- batical in Russia, professor Robert Sullivant gives a chapel talk on the Soviefs educational system. WHITE COLLAR MAN , Sponsored by the International Relations Club, Father Dooley answers questions on his topic, world federalism. Cultural Events 27

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Visits from prominent Egures in government, education7 religion and sports enhanced DePaqu cultural climate. Headliner Dr. Wernher von Braun spoke in November on ttWhy We Must Conquer Space? Also on the agenda were such notables as Joseph Barr, assistant to the Secretary of the Treasury; J ohn McNaughton, deputy assistant in the De- partment of Defense; Dr. Roger Ortmayer, Southern Meth- odist professor of religion Who spoke in conjunction with RE. week, and Robert S. Bates, civil defense director for Indiana. Several ministers of importance throughout the country rounded out the program. CLASSICAL GUITARIST W Rey de la Torre performs before a hushed Meharry hall crowd. EULOGY FOR SAM h Instead of giving his prepared speech, Assistant Secretary to the Treasury Joe Barr launches an emotional trihute t0 Speaker of the House Sam Rayburn. Cultural Events 29