Otterbein University - Sibyl Yearbook (Westerville, OH)

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Otterbein renewed its traditional Cap-Otter rivalry with Cap-ital University, as their drill teams braved the crisp morning air to be judged for marching pre- cision. To chase the chill, the R.O.T.C. Pep Band pro- vided lively military marches. But, Otterbein came out on the short end ot the stick as the Angel Flight and the drill team were outdone, 704 to 692. These defeats torshadowed another victory tor Capital as they dropped the Otters on the gridiron that night by a score of 53 to 6. To no avail the teams had been boosted by the W.O.B.N. marathon on the Campus Center Mall . . .

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The fall season at Otterbein was brightened considerably by the outstanding lecturers, performing groups, and guest stars who visited the campus. The sixth annual Festival of Arts provided an exciting week of events portraying sat- ire and the arts. A print exhibition com- posed of works of well known artists was held in the Campus Center. Lecturer, Dr. George Test, author of the Satire News- letter, spoke on Satire, Love and Mar- riage, and the American Way of Life. In an 'illustrated lecture on his international best seller, The Gospel According To Pea- nuts, Robert Short provided his theologi- cal perspectives on these modern para- bles. For a comic relief, the Festival of- fered Peter Sellers in the hilarious film satire on big business and labor unions, I'm All Right Jack. The World of Panto- mime and Dance by Mata and Hari showed that satire could be portrayed through dance, movement, and gesticula- tion. An informal Coffee House gave stu- dents and faculty a chance to try their own brand of satire. And as an added highlight, Hal Holbrook recreated the world famous satirist and humorist in Mark Twain Tonight on the Cowan Hall stage . . .