The DePauw, May 4, 1964

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1---' ·- .. - .-. FRIDAY, MAY I, 1964
for all .taIf
on The DePauw BIIY "Shad" 0/
picked up now at Ihe Sacred Mu.hrOOIll" bulldln, or In
Ber,lIIann'. ortlee, l2A~T~BO~O~K~·~~ ...
lIa\l.
Students and Parents Invited
KIWANIS BREAKFAST
Sunday, May 3
Hours Rldpllih School
11 n.lII. (Nexl 10 Della Gamma)
$1.00 PER PERSON
~'or Kiwanis COlllnllrnlt)' "rojeds
liCE MOIS DE MAI"
The Madrigal Singers
DAY -WEEKEND
9:00 p.1I!.
Tickets at the Bookstore
And At The Door
CHATEAU
pre,ent
WORbD FOR MOM"
the Far East narrated by Ray
~'UUU'"; ··"'n.~" from Mondo Cane; South
Puppet Song. frolll Carnl·
frolll Paln!\ Your Wagon, plu. others.
&2
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10:30 each night
Meharry Hall
THE BOOKSTOR, E
THE DEPA
nePauw University. Greencastle.
M~nday, May 4, 1964
IPortfolio" Should Flourish
Oar CfJitoral Wasteland,
milled and expand Ihe ma,'.
t'/'Hllve safari hlB ket among Ihe oludenl body.
III 1n10 Ihe lreacheroul ' In Portlollo', II"" los,,(> Ihe
........ cl.ble ~lIds af dlvenlly 01 mal. rlnl Is p ....
DrPauw cullural WIBle- lent . ..
layoul pres."ls a sound baSis
101' the ('restlve Writing.
For Ihe Shorl lIerlon nnd
poo,,), on Ihe InSide, Edllor
Conrad and company are to
be commended. So oflen Ihe
hOlbed of small·mlnded Invia
Sllld""l publlcallons lend I~
p",selll we.k crallsmanship
or Insipid ,.allonale. How.
(·ver. I'ortfollo has assembled
II wrilers who, In general.
convey II strength In prcscn­Inrion
and a choice of subjeel
mallcr far nbove Irlvlalll)'.
Morlar Board For 1965
~Iorl'r IIoanl capped OUl4ilandlng Junior
women tor membe"'hlp Saturday atler­noon.
Ch_1l trom lett to right were
first row: Joyce Newlh~ Undo }[orran.
Ginny Kerns, SIl", F.berhanl. Sally Me-
Call and Bobby Bait.. 8eoond row, III....,.
~I"eller, Lana lIenrieha, 8anb Roberto,
Arl'"e Shaneytelt and Johannah J ... ...
(Photo by J .... ha)
Can Ihls rnrnVan 3ur· The magazine has been
!lie barren onvlrons? edlled by SN Conr.". Wllh
I~ like ", many of lis Doue Travl. as assl8lanl
wan d • r Inlo edllor. Acllng In nn advisory Kitty Harris Named Queen
or oblivion? capac(ly Were English pro.
D<Pauw's now fesson Ray Mlw,·. Roborl
mapzlnc. deserve. John.on, and OliVer RObin.
.nd 1I0urith. son, and arl professo,' Wil.
u sueccssor 10
Magazine, I'ort­ot
,Ivlng more ron­al
giving more con­"
IIIe ttliling Rnd pro-
01 lbe coll .. "on to
III hoprd Ihnl a prl­I
Iud e n I oonlrolled
would InerellC Ih.
malcrlal sub-lIam
Meehan.
I'ortrollo'. layoul I, "neal,"
a. In ~fr. p. K. Bial1l'hR ... I's
shorl .Iory. ''The l','O ublp
Wllh Prople." Excelle", InSie
hu !leen USed In Ihe choice
of prinl .nd rcslralnl In em.
belllshmen!... Jilek Glove,",
qulel WoedCUI of EnSI College.
·"nme:' ap~ars on Ihr cover.
The resull Is a book Whose
N.B.
Bill Seclonge'. Slor)" "Pow'
er,"
F',·l'tlerlrk John" flrsl and
second poems Irom "Thr""
Poems."
Killy Harris, an elemen­tary
educalion major, Was
chosen Saturday to reign as
queen of DePauw's ~tn)' Day.
MOlheT's Dny weekend pa'
geanlry.
Picked by VOle 01 her Hen.
lor classmates, Ihe queen \VAS
chosen Irom a field of 11 sen.
lor eondldales. Her COil" In.
c1uded Kalhl Plnkstall and
Kalhy Auil.
~'ourtecn more coeds, nil
Juniors. eaMled Morlar Boanls
In olher major developmenls
during Ihe weekend Ihal drew
nearly 1000 parellis 10 Ihe
campus.
hard, Saruh McCall, Sarah
Roberls, Joyee Newlin and
Virginia Kerns.
Also Robe,·I. Ballz, Lalla
Henrich, Johanna Jones, Nan­cy
Mueller, Linda Morgan,
and Arlene Shaneyfell.
Siudylllg abroad Ihls scmes.
ler and eapped In absenUa
were Helen Boardman, San.
dm .Tones nnd Chrlslln. Ol­ton.
'J'wenly Air Force cod.ls
picked up a SCore of awnrds
Ihat were pre .. nled during
Ihe AFROTC's annual Molh­er's
Day review yeslerday
morning.
SlUdenls decorated tor
scholarship, military leader­ship
and Inleresl In the de.
Inchment were Roger Mere­dith,
Gerald Shine, Joseph
Nowlin, Thoma. Lontz, Don­ald
Wright, Barrie Peterson,
nnd John McConnell.
Olher cadels honored were
Charles Adam., Robert Buch­en
berger, Robert Slro .. , Tho.
mas Melz, Steven MorehouSf,
Richard Ca. tie, Richard
Meredllh and John Fteld.
Also David Bailey, Robert
Frlebus, R u s s ell Stullken,
Harold Siorer and Rlcliard
i\galn, th e editors and
wri ters must be congratu­IOled.
I'orllollo provides a
strength and an excellence
which Ihe DePauw communi.
I)' would do well to take ad­\!
Rlllngc 0(,
I'orlfollo Is 011 solc for $.75
01 Ihe DPU IlotlkSlorc and 01
Books Plus.
Honored lor leadership.
scholarship and service lind ______________ -: _____ _
capped d uri n g ceremonies ,
Yemm.
hyaersrlye rdH.yol l .wlleren oSoUnS OIII n EbMe,e'-· Instrudor, Students
May Day Queen
IIrrt. rtll11ed .. May q,-, during the Mal' llay
..... y. Her 00Urt Included nlDners·np KRUll'
-III"lIId' Kathy Aull lMlIecled by all Henlor wOllle".
(Photo by JR"'Ils)
Eight Senior Wolunteers
Accepted In Peace Corps
Ill' DAVF. IIECKERMAN
A I leasl plghl D<Pauw
scnlors hnve been aeeepled as
trainees (or servirc In thf'
PI"\3C'1' Corps.
The volunleers are AI Brill.
I.,nren Brown, Dave Kings­ley.
Sail), Munch, Judy Sehlek,
Joe TOlaro, Nonc)' Wagner
nnd Harr), Wing.
n.. group of elghl will
""gin Ihe IWo ye.r sorvl ..
period In early summer wllh
n six to twelve week ex1en­sl
,,~ trainIng session at var­Ious
American college, .nd
universities.
'1111s 1IIIIIni Iralnlng period
will Include len to Iwelve
hour~ of c1a!'ses six days 8
Wf'ck.
APfH'oxlmatcly olle hall of
Ihe lime will be spent sludy­Ing
Ihe nAlive language 01
Ihe counlry 10 w hie h Ihe
Ilrospecllve members will be
aSSigned. The re" of Ihe
lime will be devoted 10 Ihe
developenl 01 lenchlng lech·
niqucs and a Sludy 01 the
host country's culture. eco­nomics
and government.
Volunleer. for Ihe Peace
Corps .re flrsl aceepll't1 ••
trainees and are evaluated
IhTOUghoUl Ihe Inilial " .. In'
Ing perled.
II all the opening lesls are
passed, Ihey a... 10 go 10
Puerto Rico tor an coneen­Iraled
· physical lralnlng ses­sion
of approxlmalel)' three
weeks.
The Iralnees then beeome
(Conlnued on Pare 4)
is.ians E~plained
BURR
Image docs DePauw
10 Pretenl 10 Ihe hlg\!
~;~:;~:~·ure for
the eyes of Ad.
t~e rolo of fra­IOrorlties
In re­IChool
.. nlors T"
tHe role of Ihe
ChUrch In DoP.~w
In Ihe selecllon 01 II IlIlure
student. "Siudents are fie'
1 .. led on the basis 01 high
school class rank, atlnlnmelll
ond motlvallon, Ihe qualHy 01
Ihe high school. Ihe compell­lion
within Ihe SChool. Ihe
type of courses laken ond leSI
scores.
Howeve,', FOlllalne I:onlln ­Uedl
"the te~1 scor". ollcn
do not meai, as milch "s
many people I h In k. The
scores are used prlmoril), In
combination with all olhm'
criteria to lorm Rn o"erail
picture of the studen!.'·
lor. In reaction 10 II question ~IUdent Senale sev- on the significance of exll·.·
19o by Lou ·Fon- · ~urrlcular high school acl\vl·
director 01 admiSSions. ties ':onl.lne no,ed Ihal these
-. ~.,'" with an ex- activities are In Ihem .. lves
the criteria the secondary, but the degree of
dePartment uses leadership Involved In Ihe
artlvll )' Is of prlnc Ip I e con· do you Ihlnk you will be
cern.
During Ihe year Fonlalne
ond his sla tf Irovel thollsands
01 miles 10 hundrctls of high
schools Inlervlewlng scores
01 polcllllni DePallW sludenlS.
On • I)'pleal vlsH 10 a high
sc II 001, Fonlalne will IIrst
SllCllk wllh the guidance coun­."
lor lind allemp t I0 weed
~ lIt those students who ob·
vlollsl)' could nol make Ihe
grade at De Pa m v. He then
meels WilIl nil prospeelillllviee
sludenls, gelS 10 know: whal
llbolll the sludenl, an
he wanls In a college.
DUI'lng the collrse of such
IntervieW Fonlalne may
an . "Why
IIsk such quosllons a\o col-do
)'ou wanl :. g~ college
lege? Whal d ? What
educallon mean to you
doing live 10 len years f,'om
now? Whal Iype 01 sehool
are you looking for? Do you
wont 0 big or small school?
Fontaine then cxplalns De­Pauw's
hlghl), organized sys­lem
01 frnl el'llilies nnd SOI'OI'­Illes,
"Ihe social life" of
GreencnsUe, the academic
repulollon 01 DePauw, the
foci that II Is n small, chureh
rel.led school, Ihe drinking
and car rules, .~d Ihe ex­pense
of a DePauw educoUon.
Through Ihls InleYrlew Fon­lalne
draws a general evaluo­tlon
of Ihe slutlenl's motives,
ntieds an~ values.
1'hen Fontaine asks Ihe stu­dent
"Do you think you will
!II In on the DePauw campus,
and Do you feel ·your needs
(ConUnued on Page 4)
Discuss._ USSR Women
By BARRIE PETERSON
Mrs. Zila Dabars, Inslruclor
In Russian, and three students
nllended a conference al Bryn
Mawyr Collego on "The Role
and Stalus 01 Women In So.
vie, Russin."
The slndenl" majoring In
German or Russian, were
Dave Miller. Judy HRssler.
nnd Dorolhy Hutchins.
Theil' expenses were paid
under Ihe University of Chi­cago
M.slers 01 Arts pro·
gram, f,'om which Ihey have
received lellowshlps.
The Ihree day meellhg con·
,Is led of several learned edu­calors
reading lengthy pre­pared
papers, Ihe commenl·
Ing of a · panel on Ihe paper
and general discussion. Sev­eral
promlnenl polnls .boul
the Russian women's role
were made by the experlA
I"om many high-level En,lern
schools:
1. Equalily fOl' SO,vlel \VO­men
Teons theYI muS! work
as ham or harde Ihon men
In addilion to wo,·klng as a
mol her' ond wife.
2. The 140 million women
oulnumbel' Ihe men by 20
million.
3. The goveMlmenl Is trying
10 reduce Ihe 20')', Ihnt nellh­er
work fulHlme nor ore
sludenls.
4. Due 10 Ihe lock of mod·
ern household conveniences
and dllllcully In shopping,
Sovlel women have n burden­some
household lask, and
Ihere are no household help·
el's.
5. Old time herol'o8l\on 01
women Is declining.
6. If Ihe Sovlel woman Is
nol sulled to be edueated, .he
musl loll long hours at hard
lasks.
1. Women sludenls are very
highly specialized In their
designated field.
8. Becou .. 01 Ihe large ob-
IIgalions 10 Ihe slale, and
condilions of life, Ihe Soviet
family Is, by neres.lly, al­ways
working clo .. ly log~th.
er.
Mrs. Dobars slaled Ihe three
mosl Impressive polnls Ihat
she lenrned were Ihe fact th~t
women are nol equal at all to
men In RUSSia, Ihal Ihey mUlt
work very hard and that Ihe
f.mlly mU'1 work logether In
order 10 make a go of It. . .
Awards Slated
For Wed. Chapel
The ann u a I Recognition
Chapel will be held this Wed.
nesday morning nt 10 a.m. In
Meharry Hall.
The Walker Cup, DePauw's
hlghesl Individual awan)· for
an undergradUate, will be pre­..
nted at this la.t ohapel of
Ihe Y~r. The'l~eelplent Is Be­leeled
,by a vole o~ the lenlor
class.
This most coveled nonor Is
given eneh year 10 Ihe senior
who has mode the IIIDSt out­sian
ding conlrlbutlon to Ihe
unlver .. lly. The award Is Ira­dltlonally
pre .. nted by the
PreSident ot Ihe Unlverslly.
The chapel will be ellmaxed
by Ihe Gold Key capping.
Usunlly live 10 len Junior
men ore honored ot this
limo lor Ihelr leoderBhlp
abllilies nnd pnrllclp.llon In
rumpus .cllvltles.
Olhol· awards ond honors
10 be presented Include var­Ious
departmental a w. r d a,
such as Ihose made by Ihe
English, Arl and Economlca
deparlmenl.. In oddltlon, Ihe
Pulll.m Awned will be pre­.
enled 10 an outstanding pre­mlnlslerlal
student, and SCI'­eI
.. 1 scholarships w III be
nwarded,
, I