DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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Old Gold Old Gold . . . it ian just a color or a football game, nor merely another week-end; at Depauw Old Gold is tradition. Despite the many changes taking place every day, Old Gold stands fast as virtually unaltered. This yeafs homecoming brought a laudable victory for the Tigers in their 50-7 defeat of Illinois Benedictine. Along with this Golden victory, the weekend was filled with bright balloons, special events, living unit banners, an all- campus picnic and the crowning of our queen Ann Schueler. Old Gold has always been a special time for alumni to return to campus and enjoy the festivities that were born out of DePauwis past. This year a special group of alumni, the 1933 football team, reunited to celebrate their undefeated season fifty years ago. These and other alumni joined students and faculty in celebrating our Old Gold tradition. - Sherry Richert By Brad Weatherbie

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The Traditional Ring 15 Heard Again By Kim Langhout nBeat Wabash! was the cry heard as the Tigers battled against the Little Giants to regain the famed Monon Bell in their November 12th game. And the many fans who filled the stands of Blackstock Stadium were not disappointed. The Tigers beat Wabash 16-10 in what the DePauw described as hone of the most exciting games in the history of the oldest rivalry west of the Alleghenies. Although the Tigerts victory was the climax of Monon Bell Weekend, other campus-wide events created a festive atmosphere at DePauw. Union Board sponsored a hBleed for the Bell7, blood drive competition with Wabash and a spirit banner contest among living units. As a fund raiser, the Women;s basketball team held a pie-in-the-face contest, and Phi Delta Theta hosted an aIl-campus victory celebration Saturday night. - Cathy Hale