Monmouth College - Ravelings Yearbook (Monmouth, IL)

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Needless to say Coach Pelisek was pleased as shown by his expression to Dick Whiteman. Scots retain Bronze Turkey. On Saturday, October 20, 1962, the Fighting Scots won the battle for the Bronze Turkey, 20-6. Scoring in every period but the first, the Scots delighted a Monmouth crowd that nearly equalled that on the Knox side, even though the game was played in Galesburg. This is the oldest rivalry west of the Alleghenies and was played for the 73 rd time this year. The Turkey continues to rest in the Monmouth showcase as a result of the game.

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Festival Felix Greene Henry Cowell was one of the best Monmouth has seen in many years. A concert pianist and prolific composer, Henry Cowell has been heard throughout the world. He is also a music editor and critic and has recently returned from an international music conference. Mr. Cowell is on the faculty of Columbia University and New School for Social Research. Monmouth students had a opportunity to hear a eye- witness report by Felix Greene, an observer of the inter- national scene. Mr. Greene has travelled widely in China and has a new book called Awakened China. Vera M. Dean is perhaps the best-known student and lecturer among women scholars in the U. S. She is well travelled and an author of several books. Monmouth was fortunate to have Vera Dean as one of the guest lecturers of the Liberal Arts Festival. Vera Dean

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Will we make it by February? The Union Progresses —Inside and Out. We weren ' t eating there then — fortunately.