DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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-1 11 Girl Goici - Soqgg but Siiccnessblii AlThough consTonT drizzle drowned The DePouw comous on Old Gold Ddy, The Tiger it fooiboll Teom mode The mosT of The mud by defeofing lvloclviurroy College 30-5. The Tedm goT well on iTs woy To vicTory by scor- -L ing 23 poinTs in The firsT duorTer, which Cooch Nick lvlourozis felT may hove been The besT duorTer of The yeorf' The Tigers especiolly T- dominoTed The running gome, goining 254 yords To MocMurrdy's 119. DespiTe The gloomy weoTher, The mood of 1- The smoll buT spiriTed crowd wos noT dom- pened in The leosT. The Tons eogerly owoiTed holf Time, when senior Coryn Greer wos l- crowned Old Gold Queen. l-ler courT includ- ed Soroh Ames, Koren Rowe, Down WrighT, ond Jennifer CuTTer. Even Though This Old T- Gold locked The color ond fesTiviTy of pre- vious ones, iT wos noneTheless o greoT suc- cess, 'ER' I -i The referee signols C1 DePouw Touchdown! Junior Jim HeDerT runs wiTh The Doll Through The xv! as Mdclvlurroy defense. 'I DeyoTed fons shck wiTh The gome Through wei weoiher, - Phoios by Joe WhiTToker. 12 Old Gold i I T g 1 ' f ' Nu., m 4 g 'wa 'C. H if Y K5 a ll- '

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fl. nv Y, - i -We Fell Ts Each! Following a Three-year absence, The Trea- sured Monon Bell reTurned To DePauw. In fronT of 8,000 fans and naTional Television coverage, The Tigers managed To crush The favored Wabash Team 33-ll. Coach Nick Mourozis explained Thaf The Tearn especially desired a win This year so ThaT The seniors could earn one Monon Bell vicTory before leaving DePauw. The game sTarTed ouT raTh- er orninously, as mishaps by The DPU offense puf Wabash in scoring posiTion Twlce in The firsT auarfer. BuT The Tiger defense rnade some ouTsTanding plays To puT The Team ouT of jeopardy, enabling The offense To recov- er and Take a 23-3 lead To The locker room af The half. The Tigers' vicfory broughT Their series record To 412-A11-8. ln addiTion, Union Board sponsored several acTlviTies during The week To help generaTe school spiriT, including a blood drive, sidewalk and yard decoraTions, a bonfire. and a Rail on Wabash session. DelTa ZeTa and Lambda Chi Alpha were The overall win- ners of The evenfs. During The game, feelings were so sTrong ThaT a fighf erupTed be- Tween Wabash and DePauw specTaTors who were sTanding on The Track. Nonefhe- less, DePauw fans agreed ThaT The day couldn'T have been beTTer, .17 - '7T .. 2 .- YJ, , '19 ,A 'i f' y 'ssss wif 3 T, slsl f as is I 'T ,Q 3 Q ii T' f a' E v - is Y xx' -1 A ,X f -Q .S iw, l Ar' fi-11 . ,' - '-rar. 4 ,,,.1- is s 7.9. 1, wx I ' fl ,-. ' b If-lvl: rfb 1 4 , - Q W 440110-W-1 i,.Qi Pl -,f ,L if Quanerback Jeff Voris scrambles wifh The ball. Junior Jim HeberT and Senior Steve We-Toska cole-braTe in The endzone affer a De- Pauw Touchdown. Phofos by Joe WhITTOker 'IA Monon Bell