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FROM THE PRESIDENT numbers of alumni and other friends. Greerinss to each and all.

Hornecoming Day has a spirit and charm all its own. A colorful autumn landscape and tangy air, the crowning of a beautiful queen and the excitement or a tootball game, plus the reunion with old friends, combine to make the event unique on the year’s calendar. unat tne school year is starting well. Academic life is operating under a acuity second to none, and student organizations kadeTsh^pi-unning smoothly under competent

J. Gordon Howard, ’22

To Our Alumni and Other Friends Last week was High School Day. There were on our campus nearly 900 high school students from five stares. They were accompanied by teachers, pastors and parents. It was a lively time.

Today the cornerstone was laid for the new chapel made possible by the generosity of the late Dr C E Cowan. This is another step in the growth and pro­ gress of Otterbein. We are not static We must con­ tinue to move forward if we are to live and serve in these challenging years.

We look to our alumni and friends as partners in Ind grim"" """“^em gomg Most sincerely,

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Today we have the pleasure of welcoming large

Salute To Heidelberg Otterbein College is pleased to play host today to the "Student Princes” of Heidelberg College coached

by Carl Horerneman. The college was founded three years later than Otterbein and this year is celebrating its centennial.

The football rivalry between these two schools is of long standing and the competition has been keen.

According to available records the first game of foot­ ball between these two schools was played in 1900 when the teams battled to a 0-0 deadlock.

President

Boost The Otters The Otters, under the coaching of George Novotny and Dean Sensaiibaugher, go into the game today definitely the under-dog. The Student Princes were undefeated m 1948, lost one in 1949, and one this year.

The Otterbein squad is small in numbers, light in weight, and inexperienced in play. Over half the squad are sophomores. But, remember Purdue' The unexpected often happens and this may be the day.

Let s boost our team—win, lose, or draw.

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Program For The Day Honoring the Queen .................... 10; 00 A. M. Alumni Gymnasium Luncheon— Open to all guests 11:00—12:30 P. M. Barlow Hall Special Luncheons ........................ 11:30 A. M. Laying of Cornerstone......................1:00 P. M. Parade .............................................. 1:30 P. M.

Otterbein vs. Heidelberg................ 2:15 P M 5:30—7:30 P. M Barlow Hall Play— The Winslow Boy” 8:15 P M High School Auditorium Homecoming Dance ....... 9:00—12:00 P. M. Westerville Armory

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cMen. Mofeitsf THE QUEEN As Fall Homecoming Queen of 1950, I have the honor of extending warm greetings and a hearty welcome from the student body to all the friends of Otterbein College who are attending our celebration today. May this be a time of good fellowship.

Let us salute our team and wish the boys the best of luck as they meet Heidelberg. May we hear the victory bell chime.

Again, may I greet you and ex­ press our hope that the spirit of Otter­ bein will remain with you until you return to visit us once more.

Alartha Lawson

Queen Martha, the sixteenth Home­ coming Queen comes from Connelsville, Pennsylvania. She is a sociology major and a member of the Owls Sorority.

The queen’s attendants are Patty Packer, Mt. Healthy, maid of honor; Mary Ann Hawk, Lucasville; and Shirley Chagnot, McKeesport, Pennsyl­ vania. Patty represents the Arbutus Sorority; Mary Ann, Tomo Dachi; and Shirley, Onyx.

All are sophomores and were elect­ ed by popular vote of the student body.

QUEEN MARTHA XVI

Probable OTTERBEIN Line-up FB Robertson 90 LHB Lakeman 69

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Klopfenstein 70

QB Martinelli 58 LE Saatkamp 88

LT Gyory 96

LG C Anderson Wiggins 94 92

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RG Mickey 81

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FB Witner 37 LHB Yackey 47

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Cipriano 18 QB Malmisur 39

LE Phipps 32

LT LG C McKenna Thomas Czeranko 26 58 42

OFFICIALS Referee—LOWELL WRIGLEY ...............

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Umpire—E. E. REGER ................................

Ohio Wesleyan

Head Linesman—BRYCE BLOOM ....

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Delay of game or excess time out

Illegal motion or formation at snop

Unnecessary roughness

Interference with forward

OTTERBEIN COllEGE 1930 ROSTER No. 7 58 59 60 61 62 6.H 65 66 67 68 69 70 72 74 75 76 77 78 79 81 82 85 86 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 96 d

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Tippett. Hal Martinelli, Fred Ullom, Kenneth Stebleton, Lawrence (jayton, Samuel Fletcher, Dean Greene. Paul Jackson, Fred Keel, Gene Peters, Cal Miller, Raymond Lakeman, Gilbert Klopfenstein, Chuck Rarey, Ed Jenkins, Jerry Prushing, Dean Yoest. Bud Beam, Cletus (dlbert, Roland Lanker, Bill Mickey, Max Riblet, Gene Levering, Tex Smith, Robert Saatkamp, Fred Benadum, Ted Robertson, John Price, David Wiggins, John Keech, Dart Anderson, Enar Gyory. Jim

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HEIDELBERG COLLEGE 1950 ROSTER No. 11 12 14 15 16 17 18 19 29 21 22 ii 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 5(i 57 58 59 60

Xamk Paul, Bill I4’Agostino, Pat [ackson, Norm Fregasse, Flemy Riemersma, Don Marbott, Henry Cipriano, [ohii Weil, Ben Dewalt, Dick Wylie, Gene Easton, Ronald [ames, .\rt Bertolino, jack Zeigier, Ken McKenna, John Palmer, Ed Spicer, Howard Cardarelli, Tony Michelli, Bill Tasse, Lon Phipps, Paid Borth, Robert Bnynak, Dick lAnerson, Gene McMannis, Dick Witner, Paid Winterbnrn, Bol) Mahnisur, Joe Singhaus, Myron Siilick, Dick Ci/eranko, Alex Fink, Garl Banin, Frank Scheible, Roland Howard, Ed Yackey, Paid Foreman, Jim Riley, ^Vayne Hoffman, Bud I'ravers, Jerry Seitz, Dick Washka, Howard \Vard, Lee Rezek, Dick Rogers, Mannie Davies, A1 Thomas, David Graham, Art Maderitz, Jim Damoni', Ken Tompkins, Jack Butler, Bob Idmbach, \\2dt Dodson, Robert

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THE OTTERBEIN SQUAD First Row, Left to right: George Novotny, Dean Fletcher, Ray Miller, Fred Martinelli, Max Mickey, Bob Smith, Gene Keel, Dean Sensanbaugher.

Second Row: Gene Riblet, Enar Anderson, Fred Saatkamp, Dart Keech, Cletus Beam, John Bush, Gilbert Lakeman, Hal Tippett, Dean Prushing.

Third Row: Gus Preston, Roland Gilbert, John Robertson, Paul Greene, Ted Benadum, Kenneth Ullom, Calvin Peters, John Wiggins, Edgar Rarey.

Fourth Row: Dick McKinniss (trainer), Donald Myers (manager), Wiliam Shanahan, Fred Jackson, William Lanker, Tex Levering, Charles Klopfenstein, David Price, Elmer Yoest, James Gyory.

Ir should be noted that 16 men on the squad are sophomores, 12 are juniors, and 9 are seniors. There are only seven letter men on the squad. With a fresh­ men squad of 45, there should be better days ahead in football at Otterbein.

THE HEIDELBERG SQUAD First row. Left to right: Dick DeWalt, Ronnie Easton, Lou Tasse. Norm Jackson, Jim Maderitz, Pat D’Agos­ tino, Bob Butler, Bill Paul, George Hoffman, Henry Fragasse, Bob Dodson.

Second row: Jerry Travers, Mort Marbott, Dick Sulick, Joe Malmisur, John McKenna, Dick Seitz, Carl Fink, Frank Baum, Ben Weil, Mannie Rogers, Ed Palmer, Paul Phipps, Jack Bertolino, John Cipriano, Jim Foreman.

Third row: Alex Czeranko, Art Graham, Rollie Scheible, Tony Cardarelli, Don Riemersma, Paul Yackey, Paul Witner, Howie Spicer, Ken Darmour, Walt Limbach, Bob Winterburn, Dick McMannis, Pat Riley.

Fourth row: Hughie Wylie, Dave Thomas, Bill Michelli, Eddie Howard. Dick Rezek, Howie Washka, Art James, Al Davies, Ken Zeigler, Bob Borth, Myron Singhaus.