ALUMNI
NEWS OTTE'R.7JEI.N COLLEGE Vol. VI.
FEBRUARY 1933.
No. 3.
Published Quarterly by Otterbein College, Wester ville, Ohio, in the interest of Alumni and Friends. Entered as second class matter at post office in Westerville, 0., under Act of August 24, 1912. L. W. WARSON ............................................ Editoi-
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COMING EVENTS Otterbein-Night ____ ___ __ _____ April 25 Founders' Day ________________ April 26 Scholarship Day ----------····---- May 5 May Day and Parents' Day May 6 Alumni Day ____ Saturday, June 10 67th Commencement _____ _ June 12
Otterbein's Basketball Record Jan. 6-Toledo ............ Jan. 7- Bowlin g G . .. Jan. 17-Dayton U . .... J an . 21-Kenyon .......... J an. 28-0. N. U ......... Feb. 4-Hiram ............ Feb. 11-M arietta ........ Feb. 15-Capital .......... Feb. 20-M uskingum .. F eb. 25-Heide.Jberg .. Mar. 1-Kenyon .......... M ar . 6- Capital ..........
35 Otterbein ...................... 41 33 O tterbein ...................... 48 26 O t terbein ...................... 34 28 O tterbein ...................... 46 28 Otterbein ...................... 43 34 O tterbein ...................... 69 30 O t terbein ...................... 45 32 O tterbein ...................... 52 19 Otter bein ...................... 56 37 Otterbein ...................... 42 40 Otterbein ...................... 52 19 O tterbein ...................... 55
SCHOLARSHIP DAY MAY 5 In addition t o scholarships offer ed to w inners in the State contest, O tterbein is offering three special tuition scholarships of $160 each t o b e award ed o n Scholarship D ay, May 5. Contestants will need to h ave ranked in the upper third of their hig h school class and a lso t o be r ecomm ended by their principal as t o cha racter and aggressiveness. Four $50 schola r ships w ill also be awarded in m u sic---two in voice and two in pia no. Each contestant must t ake a standa rdized English t est and may choose from the reg ula r college r equirem ents two other subj ects, one each from the fo llowing
grou ps : Language, Science, Hist ory, a n d Mathem atics (high school rank) . A summary of t he tests offer ed are as follows: Language-Latin , F r ench, and S panish. SciencePhysics, Chemi stry , B iology, Botany, Zoology, P hysical Geography, and General Science. H ist oryA ncient, Medieval, Modern, E ng li sh, U . S., a nd Civ ics. Mathematics-This will include r egular high school m athem a t ics. F urt h er info rma tion on r eceipt of applicati on. T he Engl ish exami nati on w ill be held at 10 o'clock in the m orn ing with the r ema ining t wo at 1 p . m . a nd 3 p. m. respectively . l\Iusic Contest at 7 :00 and 8 :00 P . M.