Campus (Newspaper) - February 14, 1962, Ottawa, Kansas The Ottawa Campus VOL. February 14, 1962 NO. 13 Gandy Leads Christian Institute Noted Negro Leader Will Speak on Race Relations by Richard Dr. Samuel Lucius pastor of the Community Church in will lead the annual Institute of Christian February 19, 20 and 21. Dr. Gandy has served as the Dean of Memorial Chapel and Professor of Religion at Dillard University in New Since his ordination he has served almost consecutively in the College He was among the founders of the National Association of College and University and is a past of the national His campus ministry has included service at Fisk University and Virginia State Mr. Gandy is a member of the executive committee of the Southern College Personnel Association and serves as chairman of the Committee on the Religious Needs of A consultant to the Southern Regional he is also advisor to youth groups and intercollegiate As a member of the Religious Organizations Commission of the Nations al Conference of Christians and he travelled with an inter faith team in the summer of 1958 throughout much of the Middle and into the Soviet He was appointed in 1958-59 as a special Fellow at the University of Chicago's Divinity from which university in 1952 he received the degree of doctor of philosophy in the field of religion and The summer of 1960 he served as Director of European Heritage of the On September 1, 1961, Dr. Gandy was appointed pastor of the Community Dr. Samuel L. Gandy Church of United Dr. Gandy has always been related to the field of human relations and has served actively in human relations organizations as member and Born in South he is sensitive to the problems the Southern region and yields himself to an analysis of the contemporary The following events will take place during Dr. Monday 11:00 a.m. Chapel 8:00 p.m. Panel held in the lounge of Price Responsibility and Race Tuesday 11:00 a.m. Chapel 8:00 p.m. Panel held in Negro in Our Wednesday 11:00 a.m. Chapel Film Series Features Bolshoi Ballet by Ralph Webster Another highlight of this year's cultural life at is to be presented this February 15, at 7:30 p.m. in the The Bolshoi Theatre Ballet world-renowned Russian will represent this art form in an long color film the University Film This group of artists has become well-known and widely both by reason of their and because of performances under cultural exchange programs in many foreign including the U.S.A. The selections they will render in the film rank among the classics of ballet Scenes from six compositions the main which will be - a complete performance in two Others Dance of the from the of Polonaise and from the opera Spring Water and Walpurgisnacht from the Spanish Dance from and another episode from the same the majestic and fascinating Dying Swan featuring prima donna Galina The prominent members of the large cast of the ballet in addition to Miss are Raissa Struchkova and Nikolai A donation of fifty cents will be requested by the Film Series committee to cover the costs of the Week February 14 7:00 p.m. - Social Clubs 8:30 9:00 p.m. - Washington Seminar Variety Show February 15 6:45 p.m. - Vespers 7:30 p.m. - Film Series 8:00 February 16 7:30 p.m. - C. of E. 9:00 p.m. Leap Week Dance February 17 Sports Day - Women Kappa Phi Formal February 18 Institute of Christian Living Begins 11:00 a.m. - Chapel 7:00 p.m. - Seminar 7:00 p.m. - Choir 8:30 p.m. - February 19 11:00 a.m. - Chapel 7:00 p.m. - Seminar 8:30 Cast Selected For Once again on March 15 and 16, the Ottawa University Speech and Drama Department will bring another outstanding production to ihe Modern comedy by J. M. Barrie will be presented in the play Dear a drama piece noted for mixture of of seriousness and Berry has received world fame from his many comedies among which are the familiar Peter Pan and What Every Woman The theme centers around the predicaments of a group of contrasting characters set in a wooded English estate who are bound together by one common the desire for a second With this basis Barrie galvanizes comedy with absurdity to underscore Shakespeare's dear is not in our but in that we are The cast for the production will consist of David Anderson as Mr. John Mr. Bob Happ and Bob Mr. Virginia Joanna Nancy Mrs. Laurie Mrs. Ettie Mr. Frank Linda Lady Caroline Linda and Tom stage CYD'S Election Last Wednesday evening the Ottawa University Collegiate Young Democrats had their annual election of Officers elected were Lewis Sharon Rose and Wannie The Young Democrats will probably have a meeting with the Young Republicans in the near Plans are also being made to contact speakers for meetings during this Dean's Honors Roll Announced The names of the students who have fulfilled the requirements for the Dean's the Honors Sigma Alpha Honors Society have been The students on the Dean's List are those who have made a 2.5 average for the first semester of the 1961-62 school They Sam Louise Brownie Bob Dawn Fletcher Sally Phil Judy Joan Jim Nancy Sharon Juanita Phyllis Linda Tom Mary Wayne Rothi Wanda Don Justin Larry Phil Phyllis Meredith Tom Betty Dallas Freshmen Dan Joyce Marvin Sharon Sharon James Marcia Elizabeth Sharon Beverly Janice Within the framework of each opportunity is given for students to do an Honors Project as well as completing the regular studies of the Those students who have been listed on the Honors Roll By administrative the Easter vacation for this year will be extended for two Vacation begins at 5:00 p.m. Friday April 13. Classes will resume at 8:00 a.m. Thursday April 26. Dramatic Society Reactivated at OU Alpha Psi a national honor society for dramatic has been reactivated this year on the Ottawa With the induction of Nancy Frank McNamar and John Simmons into the the society will once again present a challenge and standard to the Ottawa University dramatic The society functions to strengthen and improve the dramatic productions of the colleges and universities in the United Membership in the society comes through an invitation to students who have had two major roles in major productions or the equivalent in short plays or technical An additional requirement is the ability to cooperate with the group's Through the charter and the society's the Ottawa dramatic group strives for excellence in the theater and the bringing of outstanding dramatic productions to the Bruce Sam Joyce Marvin Sharon Richard Sally Marcia Priscilla Jim Benda LaVerne Sharon Phyllis Sandra Don Betty Justin Robert Sharon Robert Beverly Nancy Judith Phillip Phyllis Membership in the Sigma Alpha Honors Society is based upon leadership and For full 26 hours of Course Honors and a index of 2.0 are Students become associate members with a index of 2.0 and eight hours of Course Honors covering two successive or when they have obtained a minimum of 12 hours of Course They maintain their membership by continuing to make a index of 2.0 and three hours of honors per New members in Sigma Alpha include Brenda Hardin and Phyllis The associate members are Sam Sally Sandra Don Justin Nancy Schendel and Phyllis SIX APPLY FOR CHAPTER OF PI KAPPA DELTA February 12, Jeff Jim John Fred Stan Brown and Tom applied for membership in the chapter of Pi Kappa the national forensics All of those mentioned applied for the lowest degree of that of the Degree of in Jeff Jim John Williams and Fred Coldren also applied for the Degree of Fraternity in To become a member of Pi Kappa Delta with the Degree of Fraternity in one must have participated in five decision debates or in eight To gain membership with the Degree of Fraternity in one must have participated in either oratory or extemporaneous speaking at a recognized Prof. Mike Twedt has pointed out many times that it is a special privilege to be a member of Pi Kappa Delta at Ottawa since holds charter issued by Pi Last the debate squad was in action at the Nebraska Wesley an University Debate Tournament and finished with an average record of four wins and four Jeff Cunningham and Mike Cornett finished with a 2 lost record as did Fred Coldren and John
