Eastern Progress - 13 Dec 1950

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1 Eastern Progress Eastern Progress Eastern Kentucky Unversty Year 950 Eastern Progress - 3 Dec 950 Eastern Kentucky Unversty Ths paper s posted at Encompass /4

2 V EASTERN PROGRESS Student Publcaton o/ea ern Kentucky State College Volume 29 Rchmond, Kentucky, Wednesday, December 3, 950 Number 4 K tfl l WHO'S WHO SELECTEES Left to rght, seated, are: Matte Gardner, Jane Wllholt, Betty Jane Hawkns, Marge West, Vvan Pelley, Eleanor McConnell, and Edmond Burton. Standng are: George Hembree, Clnton Helton, K. B. McEndre, Fred Engle, Claude Bevns, and Lous Mannng. Ffteen Eastern Senors Selected To College 'Who's Who' By PAT WERT Ffteen Eastern senors have been named to "Who's Who" n Amercan colleges. These students selected for scholarshps and leadershp were chosen by a commttee of sx faculty members and sv students by secret ballot. Each student was requred to be a senor and had to receve more than one-half the votes of the commttee. Fve Rchmond students, Fred Engle Jr., George Hembree, Eleanor McConnell, Harold Moberly, all graduates of Model Hgh, and Marjore West, a former Ludlow Hgh graduate were selected. Three Covngton students, all Holmes graduates, were chosen. They are Betty Lee Nordhem, Vvan Pelly, and Roy McEndre. Other Kentucky students selected were' Claude Bvns, a Wallns Hgh graduate from Lousvlle, Matte Gardner of Elzabethtown, Jane Wlhote of Frankfort Hgh/ Mary Edmond Burton, from Harrodsburg, Lous Mannng, a Lynch Hgh graduate, Clnton Helton of Mt Vernon Hgh, and Betty Jane Hawkns, a Carton Hgh, Carton, North Carolna graduate. Teacher Exams To Be Gven The Natonal Teacher Examna- - tons, prepared and admnstered annually by Educatonal Testng Servce, wll be gven at testng centers throughout the Unted States on Saturday, February 7, 95. At the one-day testng sesson a canddate may take the Common Examnatons, whch nclude tests n General Culture, Mental Abltes and Basc Sklls, and Professonal nformaton; and one or two of nne Optonal Examnatons, desgned to demonstrate mastery of subject matter to be taught. The college whch a canddate s attendng or the school system n whch he s seerng employment wll advse hm whether he must offer the Natonal Teacher Examnatons and whch of the tests he should take. Applcaton forms, and a Bulletn of nformaton descrbng regstraton procedure and contanng sample test questons, may be obtaned from college offcals, school superntendents, or drectly from the Natonal Teacher Examnatons, EducaUonal Testng Servce, P. O. Box 592, Prnceton, New Jersey. A completed applcaton, accompaned by the proper examnaton fee, should reach the ETS offce not later than January 9, 95. New Band Leader For Eastern Harold F. Atksson, Aurora, Mo., has been named band drector at Eastern. Atksson s a graduate of Drury College, Sprngfeld, Mo., and of the Eastman School of Musc of the Unversty of Rochester. He served as drector of musc for the Cleveland, Okla., schools before enterng Eastman for hs graduate work. He comes to Eastern from the Boston Unversty School of Musc where he was dong further graduate work and was frst horn player wth the postgraduate orchestra. He succeeds Wllam Tarwater, Jr., who has been called nto mltary servce. Tarwater came here from Peabody College last September. He had made remarkable progress n developng the college band. Shortly after he began hs work he was ordered to report for actve duty wth the Army. Eastern pettoned the Army to postpone hs nducton untl' the close of the frst semester but the petton was dened by headquarters offcals of the Thrd Army. Student Teachers Get Assgnments By BOB E8TEP Eghty-two Eastern students are now n student teachng. Thrty seven students are teachng at Model Hgh School; nneteen at Madson; two at Lancaster; sx at Central; three at Danvlle; four at Fort Thomas; two at Beattyvle; two at Wnchester; two at Covng ton; two at Smon- K; two at Kngston; and one at Carper. Eght of the eghty-two student teachers are teachng n mathematcs; twelve n ndustral arts; nneteen n socal studes; fve n commerce; eght n home economcs; fve n art; fve n scence; two n musc; one n French; fve n Englsh; and twelve n physcal educaton. The student teachers are lsted alphabetcally below wth the subjects they are teachng ann the places where they are teachng: Clnton Helton, mathematcs, at Model; Francs Roth well, ndustral arts, Madson; Davd L. Rush, Socal Studes, Model; Joe Whte, ndustral arts, Madson; Johnny Allen, socal studes, Madson; Robert F. Bentley, socal studes, Model; Raymond Ben ton, socal studes Madson; Charlene Boyd, Commerce, Lancaster; Lo rene Burr s, home ec, Central; Ots Carmon, socal studes, Model; Mary Chrstlpher; socal scence, Central; Dors Anne Croley, Englsh and socal studes, Model; Oscar Dsney, Jr.. ndustral arts, Madson; James R. Grdler, ndustral arts, Danvlle; Sara M. Grggs, Commerce, Lancaster; Robert Hartlage, art, Fort Thomas; Betty Jane Hawkns, scence, Model; Sam B. Herald, socal studes, Beattyvlle; Wallace Hcks, socal studes, Madson; Wllam Hoskns, art, Covngton; rma Howard, home ec, Smon-K. Elbert Hudson, socal studes, Madson; Racheal Johnson, musc, Madson; R. A. Justce, ndustral arts, Madson; Thelma Justce, commerce, Wnchester; Jack Kng, socal studes, Madson; Orloff Knarr, mathematcs, Model; Jeanne Knox, musc, Fort Thomas; Patrca Lackey, Englsh, Model; Francs Leahy, Englsh and socal studes, Model; Estes Lee, mathematcs, Madson; Ed Lewck, socal studes, Model; Thornasne Mc- Knze, socal studes, Madson; Lesle Morgan, socal studes, Madson; Betty Nordhem, art, Covngton; Sybl Parke, home ec., Model; Los Parrsh, mathematcs, Fort Thomas; Sterlng Parrsh, art Fort Thomas; Mary Patrck, scence, Model; Vvan Pelley, Englsh, Model; Carl Plantholt, socal studes, Model; Ernest Ral, socal studes, Beattyvlle; Mable Rennx, home ec., Model; Wllam Reynolds, ndustral arts, Danvlle. More Assgnment* Paulne Rtter, socal studes, Central: Sara Sheets, home ec., Central; J. D. Shfflett, Englsh and socal scence, Model; Cecl Shryock, art, Madson; Lloyd Smth ndustral arts, Danvlle; Rchard Snowden, scence, Model; Berdena Sparks, home ec., Model; Nelle Lou Steele, home ec., Smon-K; Alex Stevens, socal scence, Madson; Boaz Susnlck, socal studes, Madson; Josephne Taylor, mathematcs, Model; Charles Thompson, commerce, Wnchester; Shrley Tompklns, mathematcs, Madson; ahmael Utley, French and Spansh, Madson; John Wallace, scence, Model; Marjore C. West, Englsh, Model; Ote Lsle West ndustral arts Madson; Bobbe Wllams, physcst educaton, Kngston; France* Wrght, home ec, Central. Kenneth Moore, physcal educaton, Kngston; Delbert Henaley, ndustral arst. Model; Carolyn Tates, mathematcs, Model; Jane Wlhote. physcal educaton, Mo- Mr. Van Peursem Conducts Messah CONDUCTOR Mr. James Van Peursem, of the Eastern musc faculty, conducted the nneteenth annual presentaton of the Messah here last Sunday evenng. Caduceus Club Elects Offcers By MARTHA PERGREM Actve work of the Caduceus Club was resumed wth a busness meetng Monday, Oct. 9. Offcers elected are: presdent R. V. Mc- Endre, vce-presdent John Blackburn, secretary Mary Snnnger, treasurer Jerry Huffman, reporter^ Martha Alce Pergrem, program commttee Jerry Bettnger, charman Jm Ruffner, John Paul Jones, and Martha Alce Pergrem. The followng Monday, members and guests of the club were entertaned by Mr. Hopp, who gave a very nterestng lecture on "Hypnoss." After ntaton speeches by John Jones and Jay Hammon, the meetng was adjourned to the Lttle Theater for a move on cancer. Frosh Tea Held At Presdent's Home On Tuesday, Nov. 2, the attractve home of Presdent and Mrs. W. F. O'Donnell was the settng of a lovely formal tea. The charmng atmoshere of the home was accented by soft candlelght, fall flowers, and sweet musc. The tea was gven n honor of the freshman women by Mrs. E. Y. Case and Mrs. W. F. O'Donnell, who were asssted by the sophomore women. Over two hundred guests called durng the afternoon. del; Wllam Tudor, ndustral arts, Model; Deva Stafford, commerce, Model; Steve Pulaswk, physcal educaton, Model; Ray Pelfrey, physcal educaton. Model; Lous Mannng, socal studes, Model; Joy Lee, mathematcs, Central; Dors Lane, physcal educaton, Model; Earl Land, physcal educaton. Model; Leroy Kendall, Physcal educaton, Carper; Robert Evans, physcal educaton, Model; Carl Eagle, physcal educaton, Model; Stanley Doddrdge, physcal educaton. Model; Owen Park, ndustral arts, Model; and Henry Bndel, scence, Model, Progress Pens Xmas Letter Chrstmas s just around the corner; here s the Progress' annual letter to Santa Claus. t s as follows: Dear Santa: Please brng: Dr. Keth a combnaton televson set and ppe stand, and a new set of keys to throw. Dr. Kennamer 00 pounds of coffee that'll uncurl hs toe nals. Dr. Dorrs one of the 26 orgnal copes of the Magna Carta and the remander of the Admnstraton Buldng so he can have more room for hs museum. Mr. Raper a speech governor so hs students can keep up wth hs lectures. Dean Moore a nce woolen sweater wth Judge on the front and Coach on the back. Mrs. Case a Student Government and a lfeguard for Burnam J>each. Mr. Hopp a delayed honeymoon of 3 weeks to Pant Lck. Mr. Ganes a png pong paddle and a gutar. Dr. Cox a Jar full of molecules. Mrs. Barnhll poston of delegate to the U. N. and a package of gum. Mr. Van Peursem a gold key to the new musc room. Dr. Schneb a bull for her chna ware. Mr. Mattox an automatc card fle to keep track of all the unsatsfactores. Mss Moberly secretares for all her students so they can keep up wth ther work. Mr. Lews a student that can make a perfect score on hs tests. Presdent O'Donnell all of the new buldngs by next fall and a freshman enrollment of 3,000. Senors a good job here or n Korea, and cgarettes and coffee for the comng exams. The Junors good grades so they can become Senors. The Sophomores patence (they'll get there yet). The Freshmen nothng know of. They thnk they've got everythng. To Mozart a nce bg bone and a new pennant to hang outsde hs house. 4 Ard as a fnal -request, Dear Santa, we'd t lke you to leave to all the boys on the campus DRAFT DEFERMENTS P. S. Please gve Coach Mc- Brayer and hs team a March nvtaton to Madson Square Garden. Sgned, "Rudolph" Art Gans Favor At Eastern By R.. HUDDLESTON "There were 439 dfferent students enrolled n art classes last sprng and there are nearly that many ths semester," related Dr. Fred P. Gles, Head of the Art Department at Eastern. "Some seventy-two stulents are enrolled n one class." Many young people have gone from Eastern's Art Department to become a success n the professonal world. Recently there appeared n the Exhbton Room of the Arts Bull, dng a water color exhbt by Mr. Lawrence Becker. Mr. Becker came to Eastern from Wheelng, West Vrgna and was a fullback on "the 946 Maroon eleven. He reelved hs Masters Degree n Art from George Peabody College, NashvUle, Tennessee, n 948. He s now head of the Art Department n East Central Junor College, Decatur, Msssspp. Ten dfferent courses were offered n Art ths semester at Eastern wth Dr. Gles, Professor Alle Fowler, and Professor Dwght D. Gatwood as nstructors. Dr. GUes receved hs B. A. degree at North Texas State, hs M. A. and Ph. D. at George Peabody College, a B. Mus. from Southern Methodst Unversty anr dd addtonal graduate work at the Amercan Conservatory of Musc. Mss Fowler and Mr. Gatwood receved both ther B. S. and M. A. degrees from George Peabody College. EXPENSES DEDUCTABLE Accordng to the December ssue of Mademoselle magazne, teachers can rejoce at the appealscourt decson that Nora Payne Hll's summer school expenses were deductable from her federal ncome tav. The decson hasn't yet changed local revenuers' nstructons and t may be gnored unless all teachers stand frm on ther rghts. The Natonal Educaton/ Assocaton's NEA Journal for' September, 930 tells the whd.e story of ths Vrgna case. Eastern's 950 Homecomng Was College's Greatest By LAURA ELLS Ah, yes, Wnter's whte glory has fnally settled over the campus, but not n tme!! Eastern completely outfoxed her. Our dear old alma mater had a cold but beautful day?2 «h t0 d,?p ay her beauty, brans, and brawn for the 950 Homecomng. Coach McBrayer Speaks At Clnc "Ablty to teach boys how te to play basketball s the secret of successful coachng," Paul McBrayer cage mentor of Eastern and a former Al-Amercan guard at the Unversty of Kentucky, told Southwest Vrgna and East Tennessee coaches and players durng a well-attended basketball clnc n the Vrgna Hgh School gymnasum on Nov. 29. " am constantly searchng for better ways to teach basketball - McBrayer, whose Maroons met Vrgna Tech there, declared. He added that "perfecton n fundamentals s the real answer to the problems of the game." Despte adverse weather condtons, hgh school and college mentors from throughout the area braved slppery roads to drve to Brstol for the clnc, many of them brngng along ther key players Coaches and players of the local hgh schools, ncludng Slater and Douglass, sat n on the clnc. Player Demonstraton McBrayer, ranked as one of the outstandng teachers of fundamental basketball n the naton, used fve of hs Eastern Kentucky players n demonstratng the type game played by hs club. McBrayer went through fundamentals of passng, shootng, floor work, defensve play and team attack. The Eastern coach stated that n screenng prospects for the Maroons that Jumpng ablty, speed and hgh school background were studed. McBrayer added that he kept a chart on hs squad members, studyng mprovements n shootng, ablty to keep possesson of the ball, and personal fouls durngthe season. Lkes Pvot Attack The pvot attack n hs opnon, McBrayer sad, s stll the best offense. "t takes a great boy to play the pvot n modern basketball," he sad. "He must be a good shot, good.feeder, unselfsh n hs passng, and be able to 'take f under the basket." McBrayer, usng a player to demonstrate, showed the fve pvot spots used n hs offensve system. Followng the clnc, whch drew school offcals, school board members and scores of fans n addton to coaches and players, a flm of the Oho Valley Conference tourna- ment fnals last season was shown. n ths game Eastern Kentucky, swtchng to a control type of game, came from behnd to defeat Western Kentucky after tralng by nne ponts at the half. : Fletcher, McAuley At Cwens Meet Ramona Fletcher and Conne McAuley were recently sent by the Cwens as delegates to Natonal Conventon of Cwens held at Penn. State College, Pennsylvana. The schedule for the conference ncluded a seres of workshops and dscusson groups as fell as actvtes for entertanment. Representatves from Cwens chapters all over the Unted States worked together to promote natonal unty of all the actve chapters. Every year the Kyma Club arouses more and more enthusasm for ts annual homecomng parade TJt W, e. nty ; f K Ve noat8 entered the competton ths year. Theyraneed L?ttV "P^T" "Steff h.p eatpe Club ' s harem scene t«"** * * Club ' 8 dutful "E" JS»u ^man Club's coo-coo Of ^ them M dern d H fr0n V Dance the f00tba Club to S* the pme wnnng wshng well n the garden of the Musc Club whch was drawn by "Pop" Whttaker's wo snow whte horses. t would take many more than one Progress to descrbe all the floats but 'm qute sure that no one needs any remnders of any of the gahy decorated floats whch proceeded slowly through the street of Rchmond. Parade Route af«tu H 0, a - m - the parade ww <* stretched from the Health Buldng through Vets' Vllage began to move. Slowly t wound ts way n» 0 H Ug r the tnronga of People that lned Lancaster Avenue. On t moved, through the far cty of Rchmond along Man Street, Water Street, and back up Lancaster Avenue.' There was no lack of brans n the deas for the floats, the canddates, and the precson wth whch the parade progressed. e Next came Beauty's tme to shne. All the canddates for queen assembled n the Lttle Theatre from where they paraded nto Walnut Hall for the nspecton and approval of the fve judges. These were three men and two women who graduated from Eastern n 940. The judges fnally selected Mss Blanche Mc- Cown as the 950 Homecomng Queen of Eastern. Mss McCown, a sophomore from Harrodsburg, s a brunette wth the prettest blue eyes you ever dd see. That sprnklng of freckles across her nose only adds to her 20 years of charm and beauty. She s a mghty sharp lttle gal, 5-5 and 8 lbs. She s an elementary educaton major and s an actve member of Cwens, who she represented n the parade. All We can say s congratulatons, Blanche, you deserved t!!! Before the brawn took over on the feld, the canddates and queen were presented to the alumn, students, and frends of Eastern n a colorful pre-game ceremony. Kyma Club presented each canddate wth a mum trmmed n "Bg E's" colors. Mss McCown was escorted onto the feld by the presdent of the Alumn Assocaton and crowned by Presdent W. F. O'Donnell wth a crown of whte carnatons. She carred a bouquet of red roses. The mghty Maroons then took the feld and took the Bowlng Green team rght off ther feet wth a rousng 34-7 vctory. t was a fttng way for the thrteen senors to end ther last home game. The annual barbecue was held n the cafetera and, of course, the food delcous. Homecomng Dance The homecomng dance was a huge success! Musc was furnshed by George Doyle's band of Lexngton. Walnut Holl, of course, looked as lovely as ever. Hats off especally to Bll Horn and hs Kyma Club and to each and every person who helped make Homecomng-950 the very best day of the year! EASTERN HUMORETTES Wrong Track Grl: "Where are all the angry farmers you told me about?" Boy: "What angry farmers?" Grl: "Ddn't you teu me to come over and see the cross-country m*»n?" men?' What Berth n the last mnute rush to get the paper on the press, the makeup man got mxed up a Uttle and put the brth notces under the headng, "What the Women Are Dong." Dear, Dear Here's to you, dear And here's to the dear that's not here. f the dear that's not here were here, my dear, wuldn't be callng you "dear," my dear! Pagng Grandma Rough Young Thng: "How about some old fashoned lovng?" Sweet Young Thng: "All rght, 'll call Grandmother down for you." Downtown Rchmond Father of Sweet Young Thng: "Young man, we turn out the 'ghts at 0:30 n ths house!" Freshman: "Gee, that's darn nce of you." Lamb Cram Mary had a lttle lamb, You ve heard of ths before; But have you heard she passed her plate To have a lttle more? Ar Corps Frst Angel: "How*d you get up here?' Second Angel: "Flu." Oh Dean Gather your ksses whle you may For tme brngs only sorrow; The gals who are so free today Are chaperons tomorrow. Downtown Customer: "Say, water, there's a har n ths honey!" Water: "'m sorry sr. t must have come off the comb." Stnker The mama skunk was worred because she could not keep track of her two chldren, named n and Out. One ay she caued Out n and told hm to go out and brng n n. Out went out and n no tme he brought n n. "Wonderful!" sad the mama skunk. "How, n all ths great forest, could you fnd n n so short a tme?" "t was easy," sad Out. "n stlnct"

3 Page Two Eastern Progress Publshed sem-monthly durng the school year by students of Eastern Kentucky State College Member Kentucky ntercollegate Press Assocaton Natonal Edtoral Assocaton Kentucky Press Assocaton Assocated Collegate Press ntercollegate Press Entered at the Post Offce at Rchmond as second class matter under Act of March 3, 879 Edtor-n-Chef * Helen Burke Assocate Edtor Laura Ells News Edtor Pat Wert Feature Edtor Kate Clark Club Edtor Marlyn Harrson Sports Staff Tommy Smth Busness Manager Clyde Whte Poet Martha Chambers Photographer John Wallace Typsts Margy Gover, Alma Reed, Hazel Runyon Staff. Members Shrley Pettlt, Dolores Walker, Ann Hulker, Jack R. Hogsten Merry Chrstmas By CLYDE WHTE Chrstmas wll soon be here! Yes, n case some of you poor over-worked students have been, too busy to realze t, Chrstmas wll agan be on December 25 ths year. On December 6, everyone here at Eastern wll be on the way home to spend Chrstmas and New Years n hs own way. Some wll have to go as far as New Jersey, others wll go to Pttsburgh, New York, Chcagb, and ndanapols, whle sone only have to go as far as Ashland, Covngton, Lousvlle, Harlan, or Lexngton. But every Joe, Mary, Jane and-johnny wll spend hs Chrstmas and New Years n much the same way. Whether n New York, Pttsburgh or Lousvlle, you wll probably gather around the Chrstmas tree wth your famly and open the many beautfully wrapped presents. Everyone, especally the younger ones, wll have the wonderful feelng of gvng, as well as recevng. Later, the famly wll probably gather around a bg table, whch s completely weghted down wth everythng good to eat, wth just as much eagerness as had exsted around the Chrstmas.tree.. On New Year's Eve, most of us wll welcome n 95 at a neghborhood party or, n any case, wth many of our frends and relatves. Hundreds of thousands of people wll celebrate New Year's Day at one of the many major or mnor football Bowl games, wth maybe some of Eastern's populaton ncluded n ths. All of ths s just as t should be n every home n the Unted States, but many Amercans wll be unable to be around on Chrstmas or New Years. We must not forget the solders who are fghtng for world peace n Korea. We must not forget, ether, the reason we are celebratng ths wonderful and glorous holday. The brth of Jesus Chrst s an event whch has been celebrated for over 500 years by the Chrstan world, and should be remembered as such. Enjoy your holdays, but don't forget those who have made and are makng them possble. Dear Progress Staff: For the Alumn Assocaton, Executve Board and myself. wsh to use ths means of expressng our apprecaton and thanks to the many organzatons and persons who contrbuted to our fne recepton and homecomng on the Campus. We want to thank the Progress Staff for ts fne publcty, the students for lendng us the campus for the occason, Presdent O'Donnell for hs heart-warmng welcome, Mrs. Case for her cordalty, Mrs. Chenault for her untrng servce, the Kyma Club for sponsorng the parade of floats and crownng of the queen, the clubs and organzatons enterng floats and queen canddates, the coaches and football team for a grand game, the band for ts stellar entertanment, Mss McDvane. Mr. Denston and Mr. Carter for- the preparaton of our barbecue and not least of all, the faculty members behnd the counters that gave such gracous servce and took some rbbng durng the servng of the barbecue. ' n fact our apprecaton and thanks extends to every person that s a part of Eastern Kentucky State College and we hope you enjoyed the Homecomng as much as the Alumn. Sncerely, Executve Board Alumn Assocaton Ben Hord, Jr., Presdent STUDENT'S DCTONARY: MANDATE-Every grl's desre. COLLEGE BOY-A member of the male sex who lkes suts wth strpes, tes wth dots and letters wth checks. HULA DANCER: A shake n the grass. CRTC-One who goes places and boos thngs. STRCT PARENT-One who no's best. HCCOUGHS-Messages from departed sprts. RABBT-Hare today, mnk tomorrow. HUO-Energy gone to wast. PULLMAN DNER-Chew-chew car. RESEARCH-A poll-cat. «ANDRON-That whch comes after "wash." * ANNEX-That Whch marks the spot. LOADED DCE-Poson vory. SECRET-Somcthlng you tell one person at a tme. CENSOR-A man who knows more than he thnks you ought to. VOLLEY-Secton of land between two mountans. SOLMON-A knd of fsh. SNOOZE-What you do when you snff pepper. CHAR-What we do at a football game. PROFESSOR-Textbook, wred for sound. - >«BJ^fKlt^gl^^Sflsat^a^wgTwg^fal^CT'^CT^Waj \ m Merry Chrstmas! and Happy New Year! from "ELDER'S FEDERATED STORE 242 West Man Street, s EASTERN PROGRESS Campus Vacuum Cleaner COMRADES: Your Argus of the thousand eyes was the vctm of our captalstc system n the last HOMECOMNG SSUE. Our Advertsng Manager, Clyde Whte, got so much copy they ddn't have room for me. The peasants! (f the F. B.. s lstenng, 'm only foolng, Mr. Hoover.) n another part of the paper you'll see a lst of the Easterners who made Who's Who ths year Anyone knowng anythng about the secret lfe and habts of genuses would be dong me a favor by gvng me the low-down on ths collecton of brans. Charle Edge has a great attracton for a certan group of freshmen grls, or s t vce versa? Whch ever way t s they certanly make a "happy group n the grll every afternoon. 've notced that Don Akn conges to all our dances very much wthout a date. What's the matter grls' 'll admt he's one of the "meanest boys" n school, but there' are lots who lke the caveman type. By the way Don what happened to you n Economcs class the other day? Do you always take your shoe-lace out of your shoe when you go to sleep? Joe Lee seems to spend her whole week watng for Frday. Could t have anythng to do wth a certan young man who attends U of K? And any of you grls who have been eyeng coleman Wtt mght as well relax, too. He spends so much tme gong to and from Lexngton he carres a cheese sandwch and a cup of coffee n hs pocket so he won't have to stop for meals. Moose and Peggy really seem to enjoy each other's company. Those sofas on the second floor of the Student Unon certanly make for comfort, don't they? saw the Don Cossack Chorus and Dancers Tuesday nght n Lexngton and decded then that the only way to take the jtterbug crown away from Jm Duddng and Joanne Rdenour s to brng them over here and let them dance to ONE O'CLOCK JUMP nstead of the COSSACK SONG. hear Charlotte Hume s stll lookng for brave recruts for her ear percng busness. f Uncle Sam doesn't get you Charlotte wll fellas. What about a few more nobreaks at the dances? Some of the gals, namely Nell Wlson seems never to get to have an unnterrupted dance. Some enterprsng ctzen could probably make a small fortune sellng No Dose plls to Charles Uamp, C. T. McNally and Mr. Tngle n a certan one o'clock class. Jacke Rtter seems to be dong all rght n the date department. hear she's got qute a lne-up of male admrers but those n the lead are Neal Sneed and Jm Krby. understand the fellows lvng n the Stadum are havng trouble gettng any sleep, what wth Dck Wlson readng them the sports page. Your name wasn't mentoned, was t Dck? 'm gong to have to do a lot of checkng on Maryln Smth. She seemed so worred when she saw A. JONQUL Rng Wedd)n«Rng B. HEATHER Rng Also $ and n nlarlnnrrt $300 to 3430 Weddng Rng 2.30 her name n my column that know there must be somethng of real nterest gong on.. Looks lke the Progress Dance was over too soon for several grls. Merry Chrstmas, you all. Salute to the Weather Man The weather man's a clever guy. He certanly an't no fool. Who else could pull that wtty stunt, To keep us out of school? He kept t warm Thanksgvng Day The weather mld and far Got all the students safely home And then he trapped them there. Frst he blew a blzzard eye, And got us all snow bound So all the students were stll home, When Monday rolled around. at Then Tuesday came, and stll, a slump The classes dd not fll For most of those who dd return Stayed snowbound n the grlle. But Wednesday ended all the fun And all the classes met. Then Frday saw the end of nsow And Sunday we were wet. But here's three clues for weather man, At whom we can't be sore For though he froze the holday He added three days more. ' By "Mouse" Progress Ads NOTCE: Dear Sknny Bll, Your jacket has arrved. have t put away for you. Yours truly, Harry B. FOUND: Contaner wth four lpstcks. Owner call at offce of Student Unon Buldng. LOST: Blue umbrella. Left n the grls' lounge of Student Unon Buldng between 9:00 and 9:30, Frday, Nov. 3. Return to offce of Student Unon Buldng. LOST: One par of gold, hornrmmed glasses. Leave at desk n Student Unon Buldng. WANTED: Reporters, poets, typsts, sportswrters, cartoonsts, etc., to wrte for THE PROGRESS. Report to Room 00, Student Unon Buldng at 4:00 on Thursday afternoon. FOUND: Black zpper con purse. Owner call at offce of Student Unon Buldng. FOUND: Yellow gold class rng. Owner call at offce of Student Unon Buldng. NOTCE: f any of you have a car, watch, rng, or anythng else for sale, f you have lost somethng, f you want to buy somethng, f you have found somethng, or f you want to put a notce n THE PROGRESS Classfed Ads secton, you may do so free! Yes, FREE! Smply follow these drectons: Descrbe clearly what you want on a large sheet of paper, gve your name and address and slp t under the door of THE PROGRESS offce, whch s room 00 of the Student Unon Buldng.. For a vtty specal someone Ma Keep. take, the most treasured o all damond rngs. Choose wth confdence, from our fne collecton. PARK'S JEWELRY West Man Street Rchmond, Kentucky The Exchange By CLYDE WHTE Fre of an undetermned orgn gutted the second floor of a twostory buldng on Man street n Berea on Nov. 9, causng damage estmated at between $80,000 and $00,000. The buldng s owned by Berea College. From THE WALLPAPER, Berea College. Cumberland Junor College of Wlllamsburg, Ky., has an enrollment of 370 students for the Fall semester. Nearly onefourth of the students are ether mnsters' sons or daughters, and a very hgh percent are mnsteral students or dong some type of relgous work. Ths enrollment s very hgh for a Junor college. From THE CUMBERLAND ECHO, Cumberland Junor College. Fve Muncpal College coeds set up a booth nsde the Student Unon Buldng of the Unversty of Lousvlle on Nov. 9-0 and asked nterested students to sgn a petton callng upon the governor and state offcals to take mmedate steps towards provdng hosptal facltes for all Kentucky ctzens, regardless of race. Approxmately 350 U. of L. students sgned the petton. THE CARDNAL, Unversty of Lousvlle. The Royal Phlharmonc Orchestra of London, conducted by Sr Thomas Beecham, presented a concert on Nov. 8 n Memoral Colseum at the Unversty of Kentucky. THE KENTUCKY KER- NEL, Unversty of Kentucky. Marred Woe He: "Do you take your troubles to bed wth you?" Hm: 'Yes. My wfe won't sleep alone." W«. Dg Husband: 'Tn busy. Be short." Wfe: " wu. am." FNE FOODS Take Out Order Specalsts Wednesday, December 3, 950 You'll be a Portrat of Glamour JnourMOJUD stockngs L Sheer wtchery by (hot* m«t»r tocllng makers, Mojud. Nylon stockng* wth that»ht»r flmy look to add the fnal touch of lovelness to your costume. Wo hve all tho MW shades..65 vunat HNKLE 8 9 See us for your Jewelry Needs DRUG We D t t VE R Whttngton Jewelry Company ' 23 West Man Street COLLEGE DRY CLEANERS Pck-Up and Delvery Servce North Thrd Street Phone 65 Do Your Chrstmas Shoppng Before You Leave! 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4 / ar Wednesday, December 3, 950 EASTERN PROGRESS Page Three 950 HOMECOMNG These photos show a small porton of Eastern's great 950 homecomng; celebraton. Pcture on left of center panel shows the wnnng float of the Musc Club. Lower panel has the 950 homecomng queen and the crownng ceremones. Alumn Presdent Ben Hord looks on whle Presdent O'Donnell crowns Queen Blanche McCown. More than 25 floats were entered n the largest parade ever held n Madson County. ALUMN NEWS E. K. E. A. Dnner Held Thursday, Nov. 9, at 6:30 p. m., the alumn of Eastern n the E. K. E. A. dstrct held ther annual meetng n the Blue Room of the Henry Clay Hotel, Ashland, Ken-j tucky. Ths year, nstead of havng a luncheon, a dnner meetng was planned. The cost of each plate was J2.00 and the followng menu was served: frut cup, chcken a la kng n toast shells, frozen lma beans, corn puddng, head lettuce wth 000 sland dressng, hot rolls and butter, corfee-tea-mllk, and cream pe. * Mrs. Fanne Wallace Porter presded over the meetng. Pres. A. A. Page, Pkevlle Junor College, gave the nvocaton, then Mrs. Porter ntroduced the guests. Pres. O'Donnell was the man speaker, after whch offcers were elected for the next year. Mss Wlma Jean Carroll was elected as charman for the year 95. The meetng was brought to a close by the group sngng the Alma Mater, led by Mss Peggy McGure. The followng were present for the dnner and meetng. Alumn Donnale Stratton, Mrs. Sally E. Kmbler, Teddy Applegate, Wlma Jean Carroll, Jewell C. Castle, Elzabeth North, Fanne Porter, Don C. Burton, Mrs. Thelma W. Alle, Mrs. Elzabeth Bllngs, Mrs. May K. Roberts, Mr. E. Dck Roberts, Jesse Mobley Templeton, Mrs. Ruth Herrell Webb, Mabel Wllams, Lester H. McHargue, Georga Mae Arnett, Strngfellow, Mrs. R. T. Barrett, Hester True, Peggy McGure, Los Mram Herost, Betty Stewart, Thelma L: Hackworth, shmael Trplett, Alma McLan, Mrs. Wood Wallngford, Jr. Guests of Alumn Martha F. Swofford, Mrs. Juanta Koco, Wood Wallngford, Jr., Mrs. Garnet E. Thompson, Gladys Moore, Gwennell Nabours, Jula G. Porter Hall. From the College W. F. O'Donnell, D. J. Carty, Mary F. Mc- Knney. Guests of the College Wllam D. Chlton, Boswell B. Hodgkn, A. A. Page, E. A. Dddle, James B. McQuown, Tom Rowland, V. P. Home, Frank D. Scott, Herman H. McGure, Ben Coffman, Chalmer H. Frazer, Palmer L. Hall, J. L. Patton (Alumnus), Ted C. Glbert (Alumnus), O. L. Mulllkn (Alumnus). Former Students Mrs. Mae R. Lesle, Dela Lesle, Walter H. Power, Katherno Ratllff, Jenny Lou Eaves, Laura Wells, Marguerte C. Sut. Mss Latham Named Lbraran Mss Catherne Latham, class of *46, has been apponted Church Lbrary Worker for the Baptst Churches of Kentucky. Mss Latham taught n Pulask County after graduaton from Eastern and later entered the Baptst U. M. U. Tranng School, where she graduated last May. She has had tranng work n her specal feld at Rldgecrest, N. C, and at St Lous. She s now assocated wth the Baptst Book Store n Lousvlle. Her work ncluded Book Exhbts at varous Baptst meetngs, settng up Church Lbrares, and feld work dealng wth books for local Baptst Churches. You Are Always Welcome To Stockton's Soda Fountan Servce Where Students Lke To Meet Stockton's Pharmacy Bll Bennett Overseas Wllam E. Bennett, senor sales representatve for TWA n Dayton, left the Unted States on Nov. 23 for a three-and-a-halfweek tour of TWA facltes overseas. Overseas, he wll nspect TWA arport tcket offce nstallatons. Stops nfclude Lsbon, Madrd, Rome, Caro, Athens, Geneva, Pars and London. Bennett and nne other TWA representatves wll make the entre trp by Constellaton. The purpose of the tour s to famlarze TWA personnel wth the operaton of TWA's overseas routes. Mr. Bennett graduated from Eastern n 938 and has been engaged n some phase of transportaton work snce that tme. He has always been a very actve and loyal alumnus. He plans to be n Rchmond on Aprl wth Dr. John Furbay, drector of World Educaton for TWA. Mr. Bennett has been nstrumental n brngng other outstandng speakers to Eastern n the past. Hs home address s 27 Farmsde Drve, Dayton, Oho. Mullns-Smth The marrage of Mss Sharlne Mare Mullns and Mr. Lloyd Wallace Smth was solemnzed at the Frst Chrstan Church, Pkevlle, Kentucky, Sunday, October 5, at 2 p. m., wth the Reverend Dewey H. Havens offcatng. The brde s the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest B. Mullns, of Complments Greasy Creek, Ky., and the groom s the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Smth of McKee, Ky. Mrs. Smth's only attendant was her sster, Mrs. Vctor Blevns, and Mr. Smth chose Mr. Grover W. Vcars as hs best man. Mrs. Smth s a graduate of Eastern n the class of 949. Mr. Smth attended Eastern and s a graduate of the Unversty of Kentucky. Lews-McSpadden The marrage of Mss Dorothy Lynn Lews, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Lews of Cumberland, and Mr. Claude McSpadden, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. McSpadden of Harlan, was solemnzed Saturday, October 28, at seven o'clock n the evenng. The ceremony was performed n the Cumberland Baptst Church by Reverend J. G. Walters. Mrs. Everett Cornett was matron of honor and Mr. Jmmy Mc- Spadden served hs brother as best man. Mr. McSpadden s a graduate of Eastern n the class of 942. He served four years wth the U. S. Army, spendng three years of that tme overseas n the Medterranean theatre. Mr. McSpadden s now employed wth the Greene Motor Company n Cumberland. Perldns-Rttter n an early fall weddng, Mss Emma Noyes Perkns became the brde of Mr. Clarence T. Rtter n Lousvlle, Kentucky on Thursday, October 5, 950, at seven n the -, *. Madson Laundry and Dry Cleaners Thrd and Water Streets Phone 352 ' evenng. The sngle rng ceremony was sad by the Reverend John S. Chambers n the sanctuary of the Central Chrstan Church. Mrs. Glen B. Johnson, sster of the brde, was matron of honor and Mr. Clyde J. Seeders served Mr. Rtter as best man. A recepton followdng the ceremony was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Rtter, the daughter of Mr. T. E. Perkns of Neon, Kentucky, s a graduate of Eastern n the class of 944. Mr. Rtter, the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Rtter of Waddy, Kentucky, attended Eastern. Ther address s: 459 St. James Court, Lousvlle, Kentucky. ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Bnder, Sweetbrtar Avenue, Et. Thomas, announce the engagement of ther daughter, Mary Jean, to Mr. Raymond E. Gltner, son of Mrs. A. E. Gltner, of Covngton. Mss Bnder s a Junor at Eastern. Mr. Gltner receved hs Master's Degree from Eastern n June. No weddng date has been set. Mr. and Mrs. Lenvel W. Bush of Leeco, Kentucky, announce the engagement of ther daughter, Mss Mda Bush, to Mr. Herbert Loudenback, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Loudenback, of Urbana, Oho. Mss Bush s a graduate of Eastern class of 948 and she attended the Unversty of Kentucky. Mr. Loudenback s also a graduate of Eastern, class of-950. JUNOR ALUMN Bruce Carl was born November 7, at St. Elzabeth Hosptal, Cncnnat, Oho, to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Tepel. Mrs. Tepel s the former Juanta Clnknbeard, class of '45. Leo and Juanta have another son, Mark, 3 years old. They may be addressed at 77 Delmar Place, Covngton, Kentucky. Mr. Roy S. Stevans, '49, and Mrs. Stevens announce the brtn of a daughter, Deborah Sue, on October 25. Mr. Stevens s now teachng accountng at the State College, Florence, Alabama. They are addressed n care of the college. On Aprl 5, a son, Wllam Beekman, Jr., was born to Mr. and Mrs. Wllam Beekman Huger. Mrs. Huger s the former Barbara Congleton, class of 937. They have a daughter, Barbara Beekman, 4 years old. The Hugers may be reached by addressng 9 Cedarclff Road, Blltmore Forest, Bltmore, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Leon F. Bush (Mary Wood Lee '47) announce the brth of Margaret Ann, November. Ther address s 587 B. Hlltop, Cooperstown, Lexngton, Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mann (Susan Besack '42) won't forget November 5, snce that was the day Susan Crutcher was born at the ejwsh Hosptal, Cncnnat, Oho. Kenneth and Susan have a son, Kenneth Collns, who s 3 years old. They may be addressed at 63 0th Avenue, Huntngton, W. Vrgna. K ' Mr. Earl "Smoky" Gbson, *48, and Mrs. Elane Gardner Gbson! '50, announce the arrval of Jon Alan, October 3. "Smoky" s now coachng at Portsmouth Hgh School. Ther address s 2003 Mabert Road, Portsmouth, Oho. On September 26 a daughter, Joe Ann, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Roop at the Pattle K. Clay Hosptal. Joe s a graduate n the class of 949. Ther address s So. Thrd Street, Rchmond, Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. Clfton W. Allen announce the arrval of Patrca Ann on November 2. Mrs. Allen s the former Nancy Grggs, class of 947. They may be addressed at 60 Southern Heghts Avenue, Lousvlle. Kentucky. AH Jte s Hands l * All jon hands wth Beech-Nut Guml Crcle around and reach for some! To enjoy ts fresh coolness, don't be slew! Swng to Beech-Nut, Do-s-do. V can't bmt Beech-Nut for taste and qualty. Swng to Beech-Nat... Beech-Nut Gum! Pre-Chrs tma s REDUCTONS. ONE GROUP DRESSES. fmnmffttls ONE GROUP COATS ONE GROUP SUTS all reduced 20% and one-thrd MB a*fc?rtrm«mnvp'."^»5«jtww,wt$l '.WJ. M«: HATS reduced one-half T?wm two fntfr.»yvw.wm No Further Reductons wll be Made Before Chrstmas The Louse Shop f SKKpM«KpMpWK«B«nMHKHNM,H

5 Page Four EASTERN PROGRESS Wednesday, December 3, 950 "Bg E" Cagers Face Rough Campagn Natonal Powers Met By Young Maroons The varsty basketball squad s expectng anythng but a long rest durng the comng holday vacaton weeks. Coach Paul McBrayer's hard workng Maroons face what s probably the toughest December schdule n the hstory of Eastern basketball.. _,., On Thursday nght, Dec. 4, the Maroon and Whte nvades Ralegh, N. C, for an all-mportant battle wth the hghly touted Wolfpack of North Carolna State. Ths s a "must" game for the Maroons, for Coach Everett' Case's North Carolna squad s rated one of the top three n the naton. The Wolfpack s headed by AU- Amcrcan Sam Ranzno, a hgh scorng forward. Ranzno s backed up by three sensatonal sophomores, 6-9 Larry Lvngston, 6-8 Bob Goss and 6-8 Bbo Speght. More Trouble Ahead After tanglng wth NC State, the Maroons wll fly back to the Bluegrass for a Frday nght battle wth the Flyers from the Unversty of Dayton. Local fans wll recall Dayton's bg center, 6-7 Don Melneke. Ths bg junor gave the Maroons plenty of trouble last season. On Dec. 20, Eastern explores new terrtory n playng the Unversty of North Carolna at Pkevllle. Here s another bg test for the varsty. Stll More Trouble The red-hot Unversty of Toledo furnshes the Maroons the opposton on Dec. 23 at Toledo, Oho. Coach Gerry Bush's Rockets only the past week tore apart the Unversty of Mchgan and llnos fves. Ths bg crew s loaded wth plenty of experenced players and one of the better coaches that Eastern meets. On Dec. 29 at Huntngton, W. Va., the McBrayermen tangle wth a new but btter rval n Belot College. The followng nght n the same cty, Eastern meets Mam Unversty of Oho. Home n January Back at Eastern on Jan. 3, the Maroons open O. V. C. competton wth the Morehead Eagles. Have Good Record At present, the Maroons have a good record n wnnng three of ther frst four games. Brgham Young, power of the far west, was the only club to edge the Maroons, The bg Mormon crew, rated wth the best n the naton, was hard pressed to whp the surprsngly strong young Maroon crew. Mel Hutchlns, one of the greatest centers to play at the Eastern gym, led the Brgham Young attack wth 2 ponts. Wn Three Last Saturday nght, Eastern cored an easy wn over Geneva College by an 78-5 count. Plenty of Eastern reserves poured n to down the outmanned Geneva fve. n the season home opener, the Maroons drubbed ndana Central after openng at Brstol, Va., wth a trumph of V. P.. Maroon Squad Coach Paul McBrayer has been relyng on the followng frst two squads thus far: Baechtold F Moberly Tolson. F Kordenbrock Stevens C Bngham Harper G Moore Eagle O Bales Others used n reserve are: Mulcahy, Geyer, Kearns, Redwne and Stanford. OVC Plans For Commssoner The Oho Valley Conference decded Sunday to name a commssoner to appont offcals for ts football and basketball games. ndcatons were the job probably wll go to Berne Shlvely, athletc drector of the Unversty of Kentucky. He s one of four men selected to be contacted about the poston. The others are Ramsey Taylor of Prnceton, Ky., a retred offcal of great experence; Bll Moore, Lousvlle recreaton drector, and Berne Moore, Southeastern Conference commssoner. The job would be only a parttme, extra one. t would not nterfere wth the other dutes of any of the men. The meetng n Lousvlle was attended by four members of the OVC Murray State, Evansvlle, Western State and Marshall. Delegates from Eastern State, Morehead State and Tennessee Tech were unable to attend because of bad roads. The conference decded to meet Feb. 8 to make the drawng for ts annual basketball tournament t was voted to put the frst and fourth-seeded teams n the upper bracket and the second and thrd-seeded teams n the lower. The seeded teams wll be determned by the standng at the end of the regular season. jjpptttbveat Garland Jett's Sfore *>.«;l* SPORTS EXTRA!! The Eastern-Brgham Young game was a great battle between two fne teams... However, the crowd was dsappontng. f Bluegrass fans were to see'the same game n Madson Square Garden, they would have to pay two and three tmes as much.., Geneva was greatly outmanned here last Saturday nght. A flock of Maroon reserves played most of the second half... A recent Maroon game had Al-Amercan Babe 'aru rootng for Eastern... Dd you know he played hgh school football aganst Eastern's Russ Russo and Harry Sweesy... The Maroon footballers were overlooked on the All-OVC frst team... End Howard Gracey, center BU Adams and fullback Carl Gento were named to the second team... and... the followng were on the honorable menton lst: Steve Pulawsk, Carl Martn, Lous Mannng, Charle Schmtt, Carl Plantholt, Harry Sweesy, BU Emraett and Nck Semak... Across the rver, the queston s: "Wll Coach Paul Bryant reman at the Unversty?".... Referee Jm Enrght of Chcago put on qute an exhbton for the local fans at the Brgham Young game... On a tour of the Student Unon Buldng, the Brgham Young basketball - ers rated t as "the best they have ever seen."... Coach Tom Samuels s plannng a "bg football rebuldng program" for next fall f the nternatonal stuaton permts... About 0,000 basketball fans are expected to see the Eastern-North Carolna State game... Compare Eastern's basketball schedule wth any other of the teams n the state and you'll fnd the Maroons' the toughest!! Hats off department... Congratulatons to Alex Stevens for a fne job at the pvot post. "The kd from Gravel Swtch" s really fghtng ths year... More basketball orchds to Elmer Tolson, Jm Bngham, BU Bales and Bobby Moore. These sophomores are a bg help... Freeman Named Coach Mr. Delmas Freeman, formerly of Hazard where last year he was football coach for the Hazard Hgh school, s now assstant coach at Mddlesboro Hgh school, Mddlesbro, Ky. Besdes coachng, he teaches busness arthmetc and bology. Delmas s a graduate of Eastern n the class of 949. He Knows -* Newly arrved College Freshman,: "Do the grlsjn ths town kss? ' Bachelor Professor: "You'd be surprsed to know how much goes on rght under my nose!" Grand Openng, Warden: Tve had charge of ths prson for 0 years. We're gong to celebrate. What knd of a party do you boys suggest?" Prsoners: "Open house." "Frst wonm recontmtend that your wfe learn how U nw Mnw- Eastern Kentucky State Varsty 950*5 These Maroon basket balers wll carry Eastern's hopes n the campagn. Left to rght are: Joe Harper, Shrley Kearns, Bobby Moore, Bob Mulcahy, Bll Bales, Jm Baechtold, Alex Stevens, Stan Stanford, Jm Bngham, Earl Redwne, Afton Kordenbrock, Elmer Tolson, Harold Moberly, Roger Geyer and Carl Eagle. Grd Season Ends; Samuels To Rebuld Maroons Wta 84-7 Eastern's homecomng turned to be a "Senor Day" here on Nov. 8, when the Maroons drubbed Bowlng Green of Oho A flock of 3 senors, playng ther last home game, blazed the vctory tral. Sx senor backs headed the scorng parade whch began n the frst quarter when Carl Gento romped 32 yards on a pass ntercepton. Steve Pulawsk converted to gve the Maroons a 7-0 lead. A mnute later another senor back, Harry Sweesy, scored on a 7 yard buck. Tackle Dck Wlson set up ths score by recoverng a Bowlng Green fumble on the Faljons 22. Sophomore halfback Nck Tsangeos was the only underclassman to score. He gave the Maroons a 20-0 lead n the second quarter wth a one yar plunge for a TD. Kldd Passes n the closng mnutes of the frst half, Ray Pelfrey, another Maroon senor, gave Eastern a 26-0 lead by scorng on a pass from frosh Roy Kdd. Pulawsk agan converted. He had four of fve for the afternoon. Harry Sweesy concluded the Maroons' scorng parade n the thrd quarter by ptchng a 29 yard touchdown pass to Bob Tankosh. Bowlng Green's only tally came n the closng mnutes of the game when Norman Rousey pulled a quarterback sneak from the one. Harold Dnuham converted as Eastern won 34-7 before a cheer. ng homecomng crowd. n the lmelght at the Eastern football banquet on Nov. 2% were Earl Ruby, sports edtor ana columst of the Lousvlle Courer- Journal, and Carl Plantholt, senor guard of the Maroon team. The large group of Eastern grd fans heard Ruby gve a- bref, but spcy entertang after-dnner speech. Plantholt was announced as captan of the 950 team and as the most valuable player for the season. For the latter dstncton, he was awarded a gold trophy, complments of the Kessler Jewelry store. Charles (Turkey) Hughes, athletc drector at the school, made the presentaton. The senor from Ballavue ganed the honors through the votes of hs teammates. When he reoeved the cup he breathed hs thanks to Hughes but made no comment to the banqueters. However, when Ruby took the floor, the colufcnst urged Plantholt to make a speech. The guard arose and sad, "Thanks a lot." Cted CoUere Football Fault The Courer-Journal wrter was emphatc n hs opnon that the trouble wth college football s that some schools have larger endowments than others., He sad that ths matter would be taken up at the Natonal Collegate Athletc Assocaton meetng n Texas n January. Ruby pleaded wtn the lower classmen on the Maroon team to DXE DRY CLEANERS Qualty that speaks for tself Most Convenently located for you PCKUP and DELVER CASH and CARRY Phone 7 JltJ South Second Street CARL PLANTHOLT not just lve for football, but to get a full four-year educaton from Eastern. He sad ths was most mportant for ther future. The columnst bantered about sports wrters and dopesters and qupped that many wrter's predctons come true because they have been nformed n advance of ther aptness to materalze. Other Senors ntroduced Together wth Plantholt, 2 other Maroon senors were recognzed for ther performance ths season. The others are Boh Tankosh, end, Pttock, Pa.; Harold Kttrell, end, Columbus, Oho; Lou Mannng, tackle, Lynch; Steve Pulawsk, tackle, Werton, W. Va.; Carl Martn, guard, Pnevlle; Roman Todoran, guard, Werton, W. Va.; Ray Pelfrey, halfback, Portsmouth, Oho; Harry Sweesy, halfback, Ambrldge, Fa.; Russell Russo, halfback, Ambrldge, Pa., and Carl Gento, quarterback, Duquesne, Pa. Head Coach Tom Samuels, Lne Coach Fred Darlng and Backfleld Coach Glen Presnell all addressed the audence and congratulated the team as dd Dr. W. F. O'Donnell, who ntroduced Ruby. Dr. Presley M. Grse, professor of Englsh, served as toastmaster. The Rev. Olver Carmchael, pastor of the Frst Presbyteran church, gave the nvocaton. An orchestra under the drecton of James E. Van Peursem, head of the Eastern musc department, furnshed musc durng the dnner. SWM TME Those Tuesday and Thursday nght swmmng sessons n the college pool are ganng n popularty. Margy Gover (on the ladder) s shown n a playful antc. (Photo by Wallace) Merry Chrstmas! Happy New Year! Student Charge Accounts Welcome KESSLER JEWELERS n Downtown Rchmond, Kentucky gve hm a SPORT SHRT for Xmas Largest Selecton n Rchmond! $4.95 up Everythng for College Men CHENAULT'S Formerly Stanfer's Man at Second Rchmond, Ky. Merry Chrstmas! l,