Eastern Progress - 17 Dec 1965

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1 Eastern Progress Eastern Progress Eastern Kentucky Unversty Year 965 Eastern Progress - 7 Dec 965 Eastern Kentucky Unversty Ths paper s posted at Encompass /

2 EASTERN GRAD HONORED PAGE 8 4rd Year No. Chrstmas Message To Eastern Famly As the joyous Yuletde Season agan draws near, Mrs. Martn and should lke to send Chrstmas greetngs to each of you n the Eastern f[ famly and to express our fondest hopes that you wll pause to gve thought to the true meanng of Chrstmas. Our favorte Chrstmas message we have V shared wth you durng the past few years s that Sj of Henry Van Dyke, whose beautful words on "Keepng Chrstmas" express our sentments. "t s a good thng to observe Chrstmas Day. M The mere makng of tmes and seasons, when men * agree to stop work and make merry together, s a wse and wholesome custom. t helps one to feel the supremacy of the common lfe over the ndvdual lfe. t remans a man to set hs own lttle watch, now and then, by the great clock of humanty whch runs on sun tme." Mr. Van Dyke approprately tells the mean- ng of Chrstmas as "forgettng what tyou have done for others, and rememberng what others Mhave done for you; gnorng what the world owes <x$ter 'Settng The Pace n you, and thnkng what you owe the world. t j means stoopng down to consder the needs of < lttle chldren, and others less fortunate than we, and rememberng the weakness and lonelness of ; people* who are growng old. t means not ask- ng how much your frends love you, but nstead, [ 8 askng yourself whether you love them enough. "But, there s a better thng than the obser- vance of Chrstmas. Day, and that s keepng Chrstmas... "f you are wllng to beleve that love s [ f the strongest thng n the world stronger than hj «hate, stronger than evl, stronger than death, and ' that the blessed lfe whch began n Bethlehem nneteen hundred years ago s'the mage and < brghtness of the Eternal Love f you beleve ths, then you can keep Chrstmas. "And f you keep t for a day, why not al- ways?" Our sncerest wsh at ths Chrstmas tme s for all of you to have the merrest holday season ever and that, when you return, you come wellrested to resume,the vgorous tasks that le ahead W. of you. """"»- B,ut, whle you retax, do not becpmtf neglgent. Traffc* hazardous and accdents are ml numerous. Do not deny Eastern, and your frends, the prvlege of your exstence among us. To all of you, we wsh a very Merry Chrst- mas and the happest and most prosperous of New Years. Pre - Regstraton Schedule Posted Another attempt to better the regstraton process wll be tred 'durng a pre-reglstraton perod jfrom Monday, January 0 HhroUgh Saturday, January 5 "from :80 untu 4:80 p.m. Monday through Frday and 9 a.m..untl noon on Saturday. Pre-regstraton of sophomores junors and senors who are not on probaton, who have no fallng grades and not more than.one "D" grade at md-term, are elgble for the pre-regstraton..students who are enrollng at Eastern for the thrd semester of work and who wll have earned 0 semester hours or more by the end of the frst semester wll be permtted to regster pro-. vded that they meet these acad- 'emlc requrements. Alphabetcal Sequence The order of regstraton wll Vbe alphabetcally as follows: Monday, January 0 A C Tuesday, January...D H Wednesday, January. N ; Thursday, January 8 O S Frday, January 4 T Z Saturday, January 5..n aer-!\ce and late regstraton On Frday. January S, regstraton of students whose last "names begn wth T Z wll regster from 8 a.m. untl p.m. whle those who faled to cpmvplete ther regstraton may do '«o begnnng at p.m. Keflatraton Procedure The procedure of pre-regstraton s aa follows: Obtan your ' BM packet tran the Records Offce located n the tower ball- M way n the Admnstraton Buldng. The ssuance of packets wll be n accordance wth the alphabetcal schedule of regstraton, to wt: students whose names begn wth A C wll be allowed to obtan ther packets on Monday; on Tuesday only those students whose last names begn wth D H may obtan a packet and so on. After securng your packet you wll proceed to the Area of the Dean of Students located on the second floor hallway of the Admnstraton Buldng. n ths area you wll obtan a fee card and clear housng, photographs, and.d. card valdaton. Wth clearance from the Dean of Students you wll proceed to schedule your classes. n effect ths s now an open campus area for purposes of pre-regstraton and the Departments from whch you wll secure your academc counselng and class cards. Class cards (one green and one pnk) are ssued to a student when he s enrolled by an nstructor n a class. t s the drect responsblty of the student to check these cards carefully to see f the course number and secton letter agree wth those whch appear on the Regstrar's card. Ths attempt s geared toward lghtenng regstraton and helpng the ndvdual student obtan a better schedule, comments Dr. Ambrose, the Regstrar. Dr. Kng To Coach U. S. Team Dr. Robert G. Kng, charman of the cepartment of speech and drama, has been asked to help coach the U.S. Debate Team for ts comng debate aganst the Cambrdge Debate Team. The debate, scheduled for December 7 n New York Cty, s to be the clmax of a natonal Forensc Workshop held n connecton wth the conventon of the Speech Assocaton of A- mertca. The topc for the televsed debate wll be "Resolved: Freedom and Equalty are ncompatble n the JnUu States today.' " Cambrdge s defendng the proposton, and the U.S. team s opposng t. One of Dr. Kng's debaters at Queens College was one of twelve natonal fnalsts from whom the two U.S. representatves were chosen. " know the two Amercan debaters-one from Cornell and one from Den- ver and, snce they beat out my gal, respect them very much," Dr. Kng sad. The Cambrdge debaters were recenuy on our own campus at Eastern n a publc debate. " respect them, too." he added. Dr. Kn* s one of. the speakers for the natonal Foxawdc Workshop. Hs pape? s on "The Art of Cross-Exam" format, for whch the Cambrdge debaters expressed lttle enthusasm durng ther vst here. Wllam Keere Oratorcal Contest Announced The Keene Oratorcal Contest For Women s scheduled for January 0-6, 968. The contest s held n honor of Dr. Wllam L. Keene, former member of the Englsh Department at Eastern. The contest s open to any woman who s a full tme undergraduate student at Eastern. Entres must be submtted to the Speech Department n Cammack 06 or '07 by January 0th. Entry forms may be secured from any member of the Speech Department or n Cammack 06 or 07. The oraton for ths contest should be of orgnal composton and tmely. The entrants for ths contest should use few or no notes. Fnalsts wll be requred to submt a copy of ther manuscrpts to the charman of the contest on the day followng the sem-fnals. OOR&SS STUDENT A Progressve Era Student Publcaton of Easter* Kentucky State College, Rchmond TEACHER N ACTON PAGE Frday, Dec. 7, 965 Pat Taulbee Crowned Mss Eastern AtPre-Game Ceremones Last Nght Lab School Teacher Des Monday ^Mlss Ellen Pugh, retred tranng teacher at Eastern, ded Monday- after a short llness. Mss Pugh was retred after teachng at the tranng school for 7 years. She was a natve of Radnor, Oho, and was a member of the Frst Presbyteran Church, and a graduate of Oho Wesleyan Unversty. Hangng Of The Greens Hghlghtng the weekend's entertanment was the annual Hangng of *he Greens sponsored Jontly by the WMCA and the YWCA. Partcpatng n the ceremony were Carol Raven, Lnda Raven, an un- Mss Eastern Pat Taulbee Funds For Needy Students Authorzed F/"-966 By early 966, Eastern, as well as 0 other Kentucky nsttutons, wll be elgble for funds from the educatonal opportunty grants program. Ths program makes avalable $855, 0 for the state's needy students., The new program was authorzed by the Hgher Educaton dentfed grl, and Ann Rddle. Dr. Wllam H. Poore, prevous pasto of the Frst Me*.hodst Church here, was the featured guest speaker for the S«th annual program. Act of 965. The grants are to be made to undergraduate students wth exceptonal fnancal need. The grants wll range from $00 to WOO a year and can be no more than half of the total assstance gven the student. The separate schools wll be responsble for the selecton of students. The work-study program was also amended so any students needng work to help pay for college expenses are elgble. Students may work up to 5 hours a week whle attendng classes full tme. Durng the summer they may work 40 hours a week. The basc pay rate s $.5 an hour, although up to $ may be pad for specalzed work. On-campus jabs nclude work n lbrares, laboratores, dnng halls, and mantanance;off-campus jobs are assgned n publc or non-proft organzatons and nclude work n health, welfare and recreaton. Mke Campbell, Ann Howard Elected Mr., Mss Popularty Pa' Taulbee, a junor Englsh major from Campton, was crowned Mss Eastern at last nght's pre-game exercses ol the Eastern-Central Mssour basketball game. Also presented to the crowd at the last game before Chrs"- mas, were Mke Campbell, senor mathematcs major from Lousvlle; and Ann Howard senor art major from Frankfort, desgnated Mr. and M& Popularty. Ms. Eastern, and Mr. and Ms: Popularty were elected r r. campus poll taken last Wednesday A to'.a! o. 80 votes were cast n the electon supervsee by the Student Councl electon commttee. Roge." Shaefe.v senlo:' chemstry major, s charman of the commtte-:. They were presented by Lndn Ward, senor Englsh major from Rver, who s co-.adtto.- ot,uw-.mlestone, Pres dent Martn crowned Mlsr Eastern. Mss Taulbee was awarded tho wnners trophy and a dozen long-stem roses. Each o» Bo runners-up receved corsage:: and lovng cups. Mb Eastern ": Court Th' fnalst-: combnng U form Ms: Eastern's court were Jeanu Gat Ashe, busness major from Rogersvllt, Tenr..; Marthr. Anbuckk elementary educaton rnajor from Rchmond Ann Howard; Sylv-. Ramsey, elementary educaton major from Whtley Cty; and Barbara. Spcer, an art major from Frankfort. The fvu members o Mss Eastern'!' court are all senors. Ms: Taulbee s an R.O.T.C sponsor representng the Junor and seno.' honorary, Scabbord _ and Blade. She!: a member o Kappr. Delta Tau, SNEA, and was a former member ot KYMA Club. Msr. Taulbee was second runner-up to ths year'r Homecomng Queen. As Mss Eastern, Mss Taulbee wll serve the Collage as ts offcal representauve n the Mountan Laurel Festval held n Pnevlle ths sprng. At ths Ume she wll compete wth around the state tor the ttle of MounUan Laurel Queen. She wll also represent the school rf varous campus functons. Aluat Popular Receve Trophc* Also presented hy Mss Ward at the game, Campbell and Mss Howard receved trophes as part of the honor of beng elected Mr. and Mss Popularty. Campbell s Chef of the Student Court. He s vce-presdent of Sgma Ch Delta, treasurer of the Musc Club, and a member of the Student Code Commttee, as well as past pres- (Contnued on pefe 8) Mr. and Mss Popularty Mr. and Mss Popularty, Mke Campbell and Mss Ann Howara, exhbt Chrstmas sprt by decoratng the Chrstm tree. They are both actve members of varous clubs and organzatons on campus. Mr. and Mss Popularty were elected n a campus poll taken last Wednesday. Messah, Hangng Of The Greens Celebrate The Yuletde Season Sunday nght the Messah went nto ts thrty-fourth year of producton here at Eastern. The program, an ntegral part of Eastern's Chrstmas festvtes, was presented by the Musc Department. Thomas Lancaster conducted the Eastern Symphony Orchestra and Chorus, com- posed of selected students, alumn, faculty and ctzens of Madson. County. The four guest solosts 'were Mary Lews Akrght, soprano from Eastern, Grace Regnald, contralto from Akron, Oho; Rex Ekum, tenor from ndana Unversty: and Donald Hendrckson from Eastern. Two performances were held n the Hram Brock Audtorum Sunday and Monday at 8 p.m. The Messah has been contnually performed for over years. t was begun by George Frederck Handel on Augest, 74 and completed 4 days later. After fnshng the Messah, he took t to Dubln. reland for ts frst performance on Aprl. 74. At one of the later "performances n London, Kng George and the royal famly attended. Kng George, n apprecaton of the work, stood durng the Hallelujah Chorus. The royal famly and the audence were thus requred to stand and the tradton of standng durng the Hallelujah Chorus began. Ths year's performances were a mlestone. n that for the frst tme there were two Messah nroductlons because of the n- reased number of students. The 86th annual Hangng of the Greens was held last Sunday at Walnut Hall n the Student Unon Buldng. Dr. Wllam H. Poore was the featured guest speaker for the event. The program, sponsored jontly by the YMCA and the YWCA, was hghlghted wth solos by Barbara Shearer, Mezzo-soprano from Mdland, Mchgan, and June Carol Bonny, Soprano, from rvne, Ky. Dr. Poore, prevous pastor of the Frst Methodst Church here, s presently servng as pastor of the Buchel Methodst Church, Lousvlle, where he has served snce 960. A capacty crowd was on hand for the Yuletde celebraton, whch ran one hour n length. mmmmtmttg^mgmfmmm : r

3 GERALD MAERZ edtor c\ster PAM SMTH campus edtor 98 Pnts Collected Elzabeth Skaggs, (Lexngton coed, has a blood test n preparaton for contrbutng a pnt of blood Thursday. She s among Brendft Phnpof NORRS Mn» ntvn em r managng edtor feature edtor Bffl Raker ports edtor Jm Whebrlnk /<^ ^A v^sa..«s*. ^an** /ay women's edtor Nancy Prnze! j *k %7 LeW ^k» ^sk advertsng edtor «... Pete Klnman ^ f ^tor /^^^ ''^fc^'^r edtoral cartoonst _». Doug Anglln Staff Reporters Joyce Lee, Joan Thomas, Mary Anne Doel, ROY WATSON Jerr Mtchell. Frank Louden. Johnny Craft, Sandy Gvden. hmnesn nnnaeer Mary Jo Rudd, Saurara Murphy. Blood Drve s Success Students Donate Blood They Came And Conquered *he estmated 868 that turned out to gve blood for the Amercan men n Vet Nam. Sgnfcance Not n Decson THE BRTSH CAME AND CON- QUERED last Thursday n the Eastern- Cambrdge debate. Eastern lost the decson by a - pollng of the judges. But the sgnfcance of the debate may well have out-weghed the decson the judges rendered as a break through n the debatng program at Eastern. Eastern has a debate club of whch t can be ptoud. The partcpants n the club have done a tremendous job n the past two to three years as far as makng the Eastern team one to be respected, even vacu, n debatng crcles not only n ths State, but n natonal'competton as well. They have accrued a qute mpressve dsplay of trophes and awards for ther efforts. Debate coach, Mrs. Amee Alexander s to be commended for her enthusastc work wth the team and obvous dedcaton to debatng. Dr. Robert Kng, charman of the department of speech and dramatcs, s also to be applauded for hs More Than A Day work and support of ths actvty. Debatng represents a very scholarly form of ntercollegate competton. Sportsman-lke competton s desrable at the college and unversty level as a truly agreeable and acceptable form of entertanment, relaxaton, and dverson. But there s and should be acceptance of competton n other than sportng lnes, although these are necessary as well. Debatng s the answer to ths need, for t provdes not only the goals set forth n other events, but also affords the opportunty to wegh both sde's* of' Kglrfy" provocatve ssues and "ther arguments. Tle enthusastc audence n the packed Ferrell Room of the Combs Classroom buldng may be a healthy ndcaton that. debatng has caught on n appeal to the Eastern student body. We hope that the college communty has developed an nterest n one of Eastern's proudest teams and that contnued support s gven them. Thoughts Of Chrstmas By SANDRA MURPHY Progress Staff Wrter Chrstmas s much more than a day. t s a season. t s a tme of joy, a tme of warmth, a tme of love, and a tme of peace. Throughout the Chrstmas season a sprt of brotherhood prevals, for ths s the season of renewal. Men renew old acquantances and keep alve the warmth of current ones. Old holday tradtons are revewed. The smells of holly and fresh pne fll the wnter's ar. The rngng of bells, the clngng of cons n kettles, and the laughter of chldren are all sounds of the holday season. Everywhere the voces of people joned n song can be heard sngng carols. The bleakness and dngness of the cty s tfansformed nto ranbows of color. The streets are brghtly decorated n hues of red and green entwned wth glstenngs of gold and slver. Harmony s the keynote of Chrst- mas. Chrstan men throughout the world jon n the celebraton that was begun n Bethlehan over nneteen hundred years ago. There amd the darkness of nght and the btterness of wnter a Savor was born. He was born n a stable. But, nether the coldness of nght or the humblest of surroundngs could prevent ths brth from beng heralded and greeted wth jublance by the hosts of heavenly angels. There appeared n the sky that nght a brght star. Ths star guded the shepherds to the new born babe. The lght from the stars, n a sense, stll shnng. Today the star s gudng men to the worshp of Chrst the Kng. The vstors to the stable brought forth wth! them alms as tokens of ther love. TheSe wse men started our tradton of gft gvng. Ths year as n all other years we should jon n prase wth the angels n adorng Chrst the Lord. THE BLOOD DRVE whch has been runnng snce Thanksgvng culmnated last week n enthusastc response on the part of Eastern students, faculty and staff personnel. The blood receved n ths drve wll be sent to the Amercan solders n South \ Vet Nam. We would lke to commend the 868 students who expressed a wllngness to help make ths drve a success. 98 pnts of blood were accepted out of the 456 students and staff processed. t was estmated that 4 prospectve donors were turned away because of the lack of facltes for recevng the blood. t s dsheartenng when an all-out effort s made on the part of the college and students to answet a call such as ths wth such avd enthusasm, that the Red Cross could not have been prepared to meet the demand. We Have set a precedent n ths blood drve by far surpassng prevous records and also surpassng the estmated number of students who would volunteer to donate. We hope n future blood drves that the Red Cross wll be equpped to receve the offered donatons. We also thank the Patte A. Clay Hosptal for ther efforts to help wth de bloodmoble by supplyng needed nurses and also by lendng bottles to receve the blood. The drve success was also due n great measure to the plannng of the Student Councl Caduceus Club combned commttee who sponsored, planned, and co-ordnated the drve. Charmen for the Caduceus Club commttee were Sharon Rchardson and Fred Ballou; and the Student Councl commttee were Mke Johnson and Kathy Colebrook. Hugh Burkett, presdent of the Student Councl, stated, " would lke to thank not only the commttee charmen and the student effort that made ths blood drve a success, but would also lke to thank John Ruggles, Brenda Phlpot, Sheryl Godsey, and the Counter Guerrlas who worked so dlgently to publcze ths event. The Student Councl and the Caduceus Club are thrlled at the student effort shown and wll do everythng possble for the next blood drve to provde facltes for more blood donatons." Report Cheaters? (ACP) Should cheaters be ex-. pos^ V spelled?, -**-_* An educaton professor" at North Texas State Unversty, Denton recently accused one of hs students of cheatng, reports the Campus Chat. John M. Jones told hs class he had evdence that one of them had cheated on a test. " have had qute a bt of experence wth ths sort of thng and after several years have come to the concluson that t s best for all concerned f the teacher exposes the cheater before hs classmates," he sad. "t's a terrble thng to do," he contnued, "but t makes the person nvolved thnk twce before dong such a thng agan and should llustrate to the rest of the class the futlty of tryng to get away wth cheatng." Lookng drectly at a coed n the front row, he assused her and asked, "Well, what do you have to say for yourself?" "Mr. Jones... ddn't do t," the coed repled exctedly. "How can you accuse me of such a thng?" The professor nssted that she leave the room, report to the regstrar's offce, and drop the course. He opened the door and sad "good rddance" to her as she hurred out. Returnng to the class, he asked f he had done the wrong thng. Every hand was rased. Then he Went outsde and brought the accused Student n. He told the students they had just wtnessed an ncdent prepared to llustrate how a class can be made to feel shock, surprse, embarrassment, and astonshment. The students were asked to wrte a paragraph on ther reactons. n the paragraphs they wrote, most students sad they felt the method was cruel and rude. They also agreed that open exposure would elmnate 6t reduce cheatng. Frday, Dec. 7, 965 Eastern Progress Page Chrst vs. 'Jolly 0' St. Nck' EVERY YEAR WE HEAR LECTURES on the keepng of the meanng of Chrstmas, but every year "slegh bells rng" before we barely have the opportunty to wash the Thanksgvng dnner dshes. Modern mssonary technques have managed to take the Chrstmas message to nearly every land and a great many peoples of the world. But there s stll much work to be done before the knowledge of Chrst s world-wde, and much more work to be done after that before He s accepted n truth. We, n Amerca, know the story of how the babe was born and placed n a manger, of how the shepherds and the wse men honored hm. We know many of the recorded detals of Hs lfe, of Hs teachngs, and of Hs death. But stll there are Santa's on every corner, n every store, and at least one at every Chrstmas party. Our thoughts lnger not on the chld born so long ago and lad n manger, but dwell on "Jolly OL' St. Nck." We must challenge ourselves not only to enjoy the customs and tradtons of Chrstmas, but we must also remember what these customs and tradtons represent. That s, ways and means adopted by man to ad n the celebraton of (he Chrst Chld. Let us not be overwhelmed by the sometmes over-shadowng glores to the truth. We hope that plans for attendng Church servces and reverent contemplaton of the purpose of the celebraton are ncluded n your schedules for the holdays. The Progress edtors and Staff take ths opportunty to wsh the entre Eastern communty students, faculty, and staff a very "Merry Chrstmas." We hope that rules of safe drvng are abded so that each of you may return n the New Year safe and rested after the holdays. Sghts And Sounds Bj JOK M. JOHNSON The Unversty of Kentucky presented "The Grass Harp," by Truman Capote, December 8-, and t was ndeed a respectable producton. The scrpt s less than effectve, even though t la a rather fathful adaptaton of the novella of the same name. Much of Capote's artful use of language s lost n transferrng to the medum of the theatre, even when Capote hmself s dong the trans- Among te V.MS Actors n the producton were the strong characterzaton of Elzabeth Hoagland and Sylva Jackson as the Talbo ssters; Susan Cardwell as a flooze-cosmetcs saleswoman, and Paul Johnson., the town barber. Especally noteworthy, too, was the treehouse settng whch lent tself to the abstract qualty of the play as opposed to the realstc nteror used n some scenes. Charles Dckens, drector, s to be commended on hs handlng of several crowd scenes, partcularly the one n whch the only lghung s from a posse's flashlghts as they move through the woods and confront the characters who have flm to the tree-house. Negatvely speakng, lghtng was nadequate n many scenes. The houselghts were swtched on and off peremptorly, and stage lghts often nckered up and down before settlng at ther too-dm settng. Ths U not a new problem wth Gugnol productons. have not seen one producton n four years that consder adequately lghted. The equpment and know-how are there f only someone would use them. Season to be Jolly Not untl read a Chrstmas story n one of my classes last Monday dd get even the slghtest feelng t was "the season to be Jolly." As one gets older, the magc erf Chrstmas seems more fleetng. We have to work harder and harder to catch von a spark of that wonder and awe we felt so easly as lttle chldren. Even Sb, there s tor each of us, our prvate rtuals we perform, and n the process, we recapture somethng of the specal nature of that happest holday Chrstmas. Some of the thngs that make Chrstmas specal for me are these: Decoratng a lve Chrstmas tree of cedar or pne, that makes a room smell of woods and forests; Eatng frutcake made the prevous Chrstmas, wrapped n a wne-soaked cloth, and aged for a year- Re-readng my favorte Chrstmas stores Roftrk Bradford's 'Mow Come Chrstmas." Dylan Thomas' "A Chld's- Chrstmas n Wales," and Truman Capote's "A Chrstmas Memory;" Rdng through quet neghborhoods to admre the lavsh, sometmes garsh, decoratons on lawns and houses; Watchng chldren lookng at the numerous Santas (one oh every street corner and n every store) and tryng to un-puzzle the rddle of whch s the real Santa Claus; Wshng and yearnng for a whte Chrstmas, whch la somethng 've never known; Hearng my favorte Chrstmas song, "Carol of the Drum," at least a hundred tmes; Sendng and gettng Chratmaa Cards; Wrappng packages that look as good aa the presents nsde; Stayng up late every nght' and sleepng late every day; Takng a wreath to the cemetery and layng on the grave of a loved one, rememberng for a moment the joyous past you shared together; Wshng frends and strangers alke, lke you, that old-fashoned but stll heartfelt greetng Merry Chrstmas; Happy New Lvely Month of Art* January promses to be a month for the arts. But, more on that next ssue, when we'll take a look at the' sghts and sounds of the new year. For now, may wsh each and everyone of you a Merry Chrstmas and a joyous New Year. LETTERS TO THE EDTOR Dear Edtor: would be remss f ddn't express my apprecaton for all the help you have gven me and the Councl durng these past few, hectc months. Now that the campagn s over and the bond ssue approved, we wll have to embark on other work to see that our Commonwealth's hghway progress contnues as t should. Please gve your advce and counsel n the months ahead. Agan, my personal apprecaton for all you have done to make ths past electon day a gratfyng one. Glbert W. Kngsbury Executve Drector Better Roads Councl, nc. EASTERN PROGRESS Weekly Student Publcaton of Eastern Kentucky State College Entered as Second Class matter at the Post Offce n Rchmond, Kentucky. 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4 * Eastern Progress Frday, Dec. 7, 965 Casno By NANCY PRNZEL Women's Edtor DEAL RESTAURANT 4 W. MAN ST. RCHMOND, Ky. Mongola n Topc Of Caduceus Club Dr.-Hugh Mahaffcy, the college phvscan and local sunreon spoke to the Caduceus Club Dec. 7. Hs topc on hs recent trp to Mongola ncluded colorful sldes of the country, natves and ctes he vsted. The customs and deas of ths lttle known country were nformatve and qute dfferent from what mght be expected from a communst country. The next Caduceus Club meetng wll be Jan. 8. P Omega P Holds ntaton On December, P Omega P held a pledge servce for those busness students who have acheved an outstandng record. The followng students were granted full membershp on December 9 at an ntaton banquet at the Colonel: Barbara Boge, Sarah Campbell, Judy Caswell, JoAnn Hubbard, Jean McClanahan, Carol PatUe. James Allen Potts, Karen Utes, Bobbe Jean Rogers. Nancy J. Smth, JoAnn Wallace, Alce Watts, and Hobert Webb. Also presennt at the banquet were Pat Parr. Jean McGnns, Brenda Samples, Carol Sandy. Earl demons, and Bll Botner, who are away dong student teachng; Jovce McQueen and Jeanne Gal Ashe, student teachng n Madson County, and Judy Jones, Marlene Wesley, and Mss Mobcrly, sponsor. Small Chrstmas gfts were exchanged after the servce. WRA Has Meetng WRA wll hold a meetng on January S, at 4:5 p.m. ACE Has Dscusson The Assocaton for Chldhood Educaton wll hold ts monthly meetng January 5, at 7 p.m. The topc to be dscussed s "Physcal Educaton." Please wear casual clothes, as there mav be tt""~~ partcpaton. Watch for posters concernng the place of the meetng. CCUN Has Guest Speaker The bmonthly meetng of the. CCUN was entertaned ths week ] by Dr. Vernon Warren. Dr. Warren, <*vho has only been wth poltcal, scence department snce September, spoke on Russan Affars snce Kruschev. Every day as you eat n the dea Restaurant... you have a chance of eatng a free meal... f the Golden Fork s n your napkn. The Spders' Weavng A Yuletde Web Drum and Sandals annual Chrstmas show featured ths number enttled "The Spders." The dancers wore black leotards decorated wth streamng slver tnsel. The show was narrated by Lttle Theatre members Ron S J.atzer and Suzanne Arkrum. (Photo courtesy of Mke Coers) Drum And Sandal nterprets Legends \S By BRENDA PHJPOT Progress News Edtor Drum and Sandal's annual Chrstmas show gven ths week used song and dance to nterpret the well-known legends of the season. The show, enttled "Chrstmas Kaledoscope," conssted of e- leven numbers. One of these was a vocalzaton of "0 Holy nght" by Fonda McAllster. Assstant Drector of the show, Vck Turpln, sad, "Ths year's show was much deeper than last year's. t requres more thought n beng understood." The show was narrated by Lttle Threatre members Ron Statzer and Suzunne Arkrum. They took ther narratves from poems whch llustrated and nterpreted yuletde legends. More nterpretatons " thnk ths show had more modern dance nterpretatons of deas and words than prevous ones," Mss Ankrum sad. "The Cherry Tree Carol," danced to the voce of Joan Baez, featured the only male partcpant who danced n the show,playng the part of Joseph, ths dancer, Jon Schmdt, sad, "Beng the only boy n the show ddn't bother me. thnk more boys should try out for modern dance. Ths year several boys have expressed an nterest n Jonng the show." Not Ssses "And that does not mean they are 'ssses' ether," added Jll Smth who played the part of Mary n the same number. She later went on to say that she especally enjoyed dong ths partcular number. "Ths was the frst tme we ever used a folk ballad n one of our dances," she sad. Sssy McCaulcy, presdent of Drum and Sandal, talked generally about costumes for the show Playng the part of a jester, the Lord of Msrule, she acted as part of the narratve dancng wthout musc. Her costume was dvded nto two parts: the whte sde representng the purty and humlty of Chrstmas; and the decorated sde representng the merry, gay sprt of the season. Although the group made most of ther own costumes, the major dffculty arose wth the ones they had to buy. A few days before the show, they dscovered that two of ten floor-length gowns to be used n the last number, the "Hallelujah'' chorus, were mssng. "We beleve they were stolen," Mss McCauley sad. The ten gowns had cost the grls approxmately J00. Wth two mssng, they had to arrange substtute costumes whch all ten grls had to wear n order to look alke. " thnk that our costumes were apprecated very much ths year." Mss McCauley sad. "Perhaps t was because of the vvd colors and the overall Medeval theme." Another dancer, Phylls Taylor commented, " was a lttle dsapponted that the student body, dd not turn out better for Tuesday nght's show. thnk the freshman orentaton audence was actually more receptve." CONGRATUATONS TO A PROGRESSVE EASTERN! Earl B. and Ruth H. Baker Realty Co. 'The Relable Real Estate Co. Servng a Growng Rchmond' Eastern Shoppng Ptaza Baker Heghts Subdvson Greenway Heghts Subdvson 58 Baker Ct. 6-9 As we gather 'round the Manger on Chrst- mas, may we offer a gft of thanks to the Holy Chld for all the rch blessngs He has gven us..... famly, health, contentment, lastng frendshps to enjoy through the years. State Bank & Trust Co. Member F. D.. C. Student Teacher n Acton Barbara Owens, dong her student teachng at Model Lab School, gves some ot her frst students a readng lesson. Student Teacher Comments On Challengng, Professon By SANDY MURPHY Progress Feature Wrter "Teachng s a constantly challengng but a constantly rewardng professon." Ths s the vew of Barbara Owens, a student-teacher. Barbara can cte not only personal experence for ths outlook, but also the fact that both of her parents are teachers. " always wanted to be a teacher for as long as can remember," remarked ths Covlngton senor. Barbara s currently dong her student-teachng at Model Elementary School. She., along wthanother student-teacher, work.t*. under the supervson of the regular classroom teacher. Barbara feels qute fortunate n beng assgned to a frst grade class because that s the grade she wants to teach upon graduaton. " thnk the frst grade s a very mportant year because t s here that a chld s confronted wth the problem of leavng home n addton to learnng the basc sklls," sad Barbara. Students Keep Her Acttve She teaches from November to January, as do all the student-teachers. A sx weeks course n fundamentals preceded the teachng perod. Barbara feels, "My courses n elementary educaton, especally my course on games, are really benefcal to me now as a begnnng teacher. Chldren are very curous and n order to keep one step ahead of them feel must have numerous - deas for games and thngs to a- muse them at my fnger tps." Barbara's one regret about student-teachng s that she could not wtness the frst weeks of school. " would have lked to have seen how the supervsng teacher handles the adjustment problems of chldren new to the school atmosphere." Art n Chldren nterests Her Readng to the chldren and nstructng them on how to read and sound out words s one of Barbara s favorte teachng chores. She teaches a specal group of slower readers. She also enjoys helpng and watchng the development and expresson of chldren n art. "t s nterestng to see how chldren look at themselves. Through water color self-portrats the varyng personaltes of chldren come to lght," commented Barbara.as she asssted wth the project. At Eastern Barbara s leadng a very actve lfe. She s a senor counselor at McGregor Hall. Barbara s also lsted n "Who's Who n Amercan Unverstes and Colleges." As for the future Barbara says, " can't wat to have my own class." 98 to An outstandng collecton of handbags every lady on your lst wll love and chersh. Every one handsomely crafted and beautfully detaled n small, md-sze and large models. Leathers, Belgum lnens, dove soft plastcs, corduroys, tapestres and others n colors to enrch HER new wardrobe. LERMANS SATSFACTON GUARANTEED REASON'S GREETNGS Eastern Progress Staff and Edtors

5 Page 4 -Eastern Progress- Frday, Dec. 7, 965 PROGRESS ON SPORTS (KDTOR'S VOTE: The followng' artcle s reprnted fron "Tho CoarlJ a maffaube mhlshed l>> Wlson Snort nt; (mwk Company.) GULTY OP NOT GULTY? Whle nddreasnjf the College of Sports nformaton Drectors at a meetng n Chcago durng the summer, Dr. Leo Jenkns, Presdent of East Carolna State College of Greenvlle, N.C.. ncluded some sgnfcant remarks concernng school athletc programs whch we thnk are deservng of wdespread attenton. Tho followng are some excerpts from hs speech we pass along to you:! want to plead gulty to emphaszng athletcs, not only at East Carolna College but wherever my nfluence may do some good t s unworthy of a college to have an athletc program and then slg't t, belttle t, or treat t as a necessary evl. f a college consders such a program evl, then t has a moral oblgaton to make an attempt to abolsh t. f t s thought to be worthy, a. a part of the over-all college or unversty program, then l should be treated wth respect, and dgnty, an<! completely supported. "* s completely wthn the groat Amercan tradton to have a burnng desre to wn. Ths desre should be assocated wth, the regular currculum, also. t would apponch the ludcrous for us to advse our students majorng n busness not to strve for success. They would doubt out genus as educators f we were to say: t makes no dfference whether you go bankrupt; the mportant thng s to become nvolved MAROONS N HOLDAY TOURNAMENTS Durng the Chrstmas Holdays the Maroons Roundballers wll partcpate n two Chrstmas tournaments The frst wll be held n Lousvlle and t s the annual??. y Couference Tournament. Tho frst round wll par Mddle Tennessee aganst Murray and Eastern wth Austn feay. East Tennessee and Tennessee Tech start off the evenng round, whle Morehead and Western fnsh off the lower hracket. Eastern has a and 6 record n the OVC tournament Eastern wll be a ncwcomef*to the Motor Classc ths year whch wll be held n Detrot on the 7 and 8 of December. Eastern wll play Wllam and Mary n the frst round of the tourney whle Detrot takes on Harvard. Eastern has played Wllam and Mary only once and defeated them 6-55 n an overtme n n the Watauga nvtatonal at Johnson Cty. The Maroons have yet to face Detrot or Harvard. MAROON GRDDERS SGN WTH PROS Fred Malns. a 5-, 00 pound wngback, has sgned a contract wth the Mam Marlns of the Amercan Football League. - "> «He s slated to try out for flanker back for the Marlns. Roy Evans, 6-5, 0 pound defensve tackle for the Maroons has sgned a contract wth the Dallas Cowboys of the Natonal Football League. Roacoe Perkns s also expected to sgn a contract wrth them. SWM TEAM ELECTS CAPTAN Fred Bartlett, a year old senor from Columbus, Oho, was elected captan of the Eastern "Eels" swm team. Bartlett swam for Oho State hs freshman year and then transferred to Eastern. He holds the state record for the 500 yard free style wth a tme of 5:9.6 mnutes. Marshall Upsets Maroons Marshall Unversty took advantage of ts own hot 5.5 feld goal percentage and Eastern cold 40.6 free throw mark (o' hand the Maroons ther second' straght loss Saturday nght, n Huntngdon. The Maroons mssed enough foul shots. of 0, to wn the contest, but many of the 7 mssed grats tosses came on the frst shot of one-plus stuatons, elmnatng stll another Eastern chance for ponts. Marshall's sophomore domnated (four starters) Herd traled the Maroons most of the frst half, fnally breakng a seres of three straght tes at 8-6 on Bob Redds 5 footer to go ahead for good. Redd, a 6- forward, led all scorers and rebounders wth 4 ponts and recoveres. Bll Walton, Eastern guard, rpped the nets for ponts to lead Eastern. Other Eastern double fgure men were Dck Clark wth 9 n hs frst startng assgnment, forward Edda Bodkn and Garfeld Smth wth 0 each. Marshall upped ts lead to seven ponts at halftme, 40-, and started lengthenng t agan after Eastern cut t to fve wth about 5 mnutes left n the game. Takes Longest Let? The Bg Green took ts longest lead at 64-47, wth about seven mnutes to go, but Eastern stll wasn't out of the ball game. A Walton layup wth :0 left cut the Marshall lead, to four, 76-7, but Marshall scored four ponts before the Maroons could close the gap anymore. The Maroons were not overly cold from the floor, hlttn< a respectable 4.9 percent, but Marshall's hot feld goal shootng and Eastern's cold nght at the lne proved fatal. t was a bad nght all the way around at the floul lne, as Marshall's percentage was only 55.6, but they ht consstently durng the late gong when Eastern was pullng almost even. Redd, supposedly the poorest free throw artst on the team, sank all eght attempts. Redd, of Lousvlle, was Joned by two other Kentucky born sophomores n' the wn, Orvlle Stepp, of nez, wth 8, and George Stone, Covngton, wth «re. These are the scholarshp members of Eastern's freshman- basketball team, whch has so far compled a - record. Kneelng, Bran Cooper, Lexngton, Bobby Washng- "Keepsake' "Art Carved' "Orange Blossom" NAME BRANDS COST LESS AT: KESSLER'S Jewelry Freshmen Team ton, Lexngton, Clenantt Arnold, Cncnnat, Oho, Standng: Coach Slack Adams, Jerry Godbey, Eubank, Gary Paul, Lousvlle, and Mke Allen, Cncnnat, Oho. ror\et Rfle Team Vctorous Eastern's varsty rfle team took ther last wn before the holdays by defeatng the Unversty of Lousvlle last Saturday. The rflemen left ther opponents far behnd by beatng them 79 to. Hgh shooters for Eastern were Wllam Rgby, 64; Ralph Klaber, 59; John Elkns, 58; D. W. Batalle, 55; and Larry Akers, 4. Eastern also entered an all freshman team whch fared very well. Shootng for the frosh squad were Dan Dllman, Mke Carroll, Dave Munn, James Black, and Ed Lowe. Central Mo. Offers Tough Opposton Eastern's Maroons take one last shot al gettng ther season back on an even keel before the holdays when they play Central Mssour's Mules n Alumn Colseum. Eastern, - after losng to Marshall Saturday, needs a wn to head nto the Oho Valley Conference Holday Tournament Monday n Lousvlle's Conventon Center wth a.500 mark. Central Mssour must wn to salvage somethng from a swng of the mdeast that has seen the Mules lose to Cncnnat and Lousvlle n contests that were close most of the way. "We utaaed too many free throws and threw the ball away too much to wn," sad Coach Jm BeecbtoM of Eastern's km* at Huntuuuctosu West Vrgna to Marshall The Maroons bt only of foul shot* and COBBmltted 8 floors errors n dropplr-<; ther second straght alter a 9-54 openng wn over Transylvana. "Ths (Eastern) s a better ball club th*>n we're been showng." Baechtold added, "but we're got to get a lot of thngs straghtened out before January f we expect to accomplsh anythng n the OVC ths year."" Causng the Maroon coach the most concern s the team's free throw shootne and reboundng. Eastern s httng only 60.8 per cent from the grats strpe, compared to 7.0 last year, and s averagng 6. rebounds per game more than the opposton, opposed to 6. last wnter. "We were bgger than any of our frst three opponents, and we'll be bgger than most teams we'll play," Baechtold remarked. "We Just have to start boxhft out under the boards and puttng some offensve rebounds back n the basket." The Eastern front one of Edde Bodkn. 6-7, John Carr.»-9, and Jerry Bsbey, 6-8, la averagng a lttle better than sx rebounds per man. and moat of them are comng on the defensve board Bodkn, held to l«potato a- gasurt Marshall, taw MW hs avwnge drop to \%» potato Per #** *, and Juat s. lebounds. The 4th tondtag scorer n Eastern htotory, he now has 007 ponts to three years. But, Bll Walton, 6- guard, upped hs average aganst the Thunderng Herd wth ponts, gvng hm a 5.7 mark for three games. The only other doublefeure scorer s forward Dck Clark, who scored 9 ponts n hs frst stortng assgnment Saturday, wth a 0.0 average. Carr dropped from the twodgt ranks, scorng only two aganst Marshall due to a brused thgh, and s averagng 9 0. The Bs'uey and guard Doug Clemmoas are gettng 9. and 6.0 nonts per tlt, respectvely. Central Mssour s paced hy t-5 center Cosel Walker, a'natve of Hlndmnn, Ky. Coach Jack Adam's freshmen Maroons, -, wll tangle wth the Lexngton YMCA n a 5:4f prelmnary to the 8 p.m. varsty tpoff. The Maroons wll not be back home uncer the Colseum arches untl January when they start ther OVC ttle defense aganst Coach Bob Wrght's Morehead Eagles. Swm Team Edges Kenyon Eastern's Eels scored a thrllng vctory over Kenyon College last Saturday at Alumn Colseum PooL Rck Hll was hgh-pont man for the Eels wth 5 ponts. Coach Combs sad, "Ths was a tremendous effort because Hll had been sck all week and unable to work out." Bll Walker set a new team and pool record n the 00-yard backstroke. Hs tme of :.6 crashed the old mark of :.4 Walker also fnshed frst n the 00-yard free style. Charle Tandy and Rusty Shelby turned the meet for Eastern wth a - vctory n the 50-yard free style. The outcome of the meet however was decded n the 00-yard breast stroke when Rck Hll edged out Kenyon's Kalmback n the fnal 5 yards. Larry Wtner, Kenyon's hgh school All-Amercan, fnshed wth 9 %, ponts to lead Kenyon's scorng. Coach Combs sad, "Tremendous prde and hard work were the dfference today. All week the boys worked hard to prevent a repeat, of what happened a- ganst the Ar Force Academy." The Eels swm away the next seven meets before returnng home Feb. to meet the powerful Unversty of Cncnnat team The U. C. team defeated the Ar Force n the same meet that Eastern was beaten. Results: 400 yd. medley relay (K)-? Hale, Moore, Hutchnson, Evans 4: yd. free style Bll Walker (E), Wtner (K), Bartlett(E) : yd. free style; Tandy (E), Shelby (E), Mo Cormck (K) : yd. ln dvdual Hll (E), Hutchnson (K). Bob Walker (E) :.0SJ Dvng Warren (E), Rayman (K), Offenburger (K) yd. butterfly Hll (H> Arnold (K), Rueff (E) : yd. free style Wtner (K), Tandy (E), Shelby (E) : yd. backstroke Bll Walk* er (E), Crawford (K), Hale (K) :. team and pool record 500 yd. free style McCormlck (K). Bartlett (E), Tellng (K) 5: yd. breast stroke- Hll (E), Kalmback (K), Moore (K) : yd. free style relay (K) Wtner, Hutchnson, Arnold, Evans :0.4. ad / Tl.'l ll.< > d!/l NAME Edde Bodkn, F Bll Walton, G Dck Clark, F. Jerry Bsbey, F-C John Carr, C Garfeld Smth, C Doug Clemmons, G Larry Hobson, G Carl Westerfeld. G Don Granowcz, F Fred Johnson, Q TME PLAYED 05: 4:6 64:4 9:6 66:9 4:9 0:4 7:7 : :0 G MM FGA PCT FTM t Team rebounds ;> EASTERN TOTALS OPPONENTS' TOTALS * :: T». Record to Date?»««Opponent " "Ste EK OPP Dec. Transylvana H 9 64 Dec. 4 Unversty of Dayton H 69 7 Dec. Marshall Unversty A DODGEREBELUOMfRL watchers. Rejoce! Prompted by a ground swell of collegate enthusasm (and to help elmnate long vgls and scramblng for choce seats when she suddenly appears on TV), Dodge Dvson s happy to publsh Reb-Grl Pam Austn's complete schedule through January, 966. Be sure to watch the Rose and Orange Bowl games on New Year's Day. You'll see Pam n a new color commercal ntroducng the fabulous fastback. Dodge Charger. And now a word from yo r sponsor: Back to the books / AFL Football. Postons. NBC /. Rose Bowl. Postons. NBC. /. Orange Bowl. Postons. NBC. /. Wackest Shp. Poston. NBC. /. Ran Foe Your Lfe. Poston. NBC. /7. UNCLE. Poston. NBC. /8. Senor Bowl. Postons. NBC. / Bg Ton Basketball. Postons. Sports Network. MO. Run For Your Lft. Poston. NBC. / Chrysler Theater. 4 Postons. NBC /. Dean Martn. Poston. NBC /4. UNCLE. Poston. NBC. /5. Bg Ten Basketball. Postons. Sports Network. /5. AFL All-Star. Postons. 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6 .n '.V. 8"' M V,n llll ft: -7 ' tor next hnc " wer- ft fam JT the Vt * k vans Bll tart- : style Mo l] WV nsnn B - tnl Wan a K). <E).6.. (K), ".0. 'alk- <K) (V cord ** (K) * V :e lore '.! re- " son. \ VO ! 0.0 H 9. l !.0 <M> O.l C8. 7. _,,.'.:-. Pag 5 Eas?em Progress Frday, Dae. T7, T965 Glyndon Barber Shop N. Second St. "YOUR HEAD S OUR BUSNESS" beneath the Glyndon Hotel Phone Smca Sales are soarng! Come n and'fnd out why. Now's the best tme to test drve Chrysle great lttle :ar: Smca 000. Great rde, greaj economy, great warranty. Great trade-ns, too! Come n today. Covered by, and nclude* n. l*e Tunny Prce of S U Chrysler's remarkable 8 year or 60,000 mle warranty. mttyslbr's LOWEST PRCED CAR, RCHMOND MOTOR COMPANY W. Man St. Ola! CaJJ or See Op Park* or Lester Eversole # On Campus wth MaxShuman (By the author of "Rally Round the Flag, Boys!", "Dobe Glls" etc.) THE BLUEBRD OF HAPPNESS HAS FLOWN THE COOP C»n educaton brng happness? Ths s a queston that n recent years has caused much lvely debate and several hundred stabbngs among Amercan college professors. Some contend that f a student's ntellect s suffcently aroused, happness wll automatcally follow. Others say that to concentrate on the ntellect and gnore the rest of the personalty can only lead to msery. myself favor the second vew, and offer n evdence the well-known case of Knut Fusco. Knut, a forestry major, never got anythng less than a straght "A," was awarded hs B.T. (Bachelor of Trees) n only two yenrs, hs M.S.B. (Master of Sap and Bark) n only three, a nd hs D.F.C. (Doctor of Blght and Cutworms) n only four. Academc glory was hs. Hs ntellect was the envy «f every ntellect fan on campus. But? was he happy? The answer, alas, was no. Knut he knew not why was mserable; so mserable, n fact, that one day whle walkng across rampus, he was suddenly so overcome wth melancholy that he flung hmself, weepng, upon the statue of the Founder. By and by, a lberal arts coed named Nkk Sgafoos came by wth her Barby doll. She noted Knut's condton. "How come you're so unhappy, hey?'' sad Nkk. "Suppose you tell me, you dumb old lberal arts major,' repled Knut peevshly. "All rght, wll," sad Nkk. "You are unhappy for two reasons. Frst, because you have been so bus\ r-uflng your ntellect that you have gone and starved your psyche. 've got nothng aganst learnng, mnd you, but a person oughtn't to neglect the pleasant, gentle amentes of lfe the fun thngs. Have you, for nstance, ever been to a dance?". Knut shook hs head.. "Have yoffever watched a sunset? "..'. ana men todjuucevfffe peace." Wrtten a poem? Shaved wth a Personna Stanless Steel Blade?" Knut shook hs head. "Well, we'll fx that rght now," sad Nkk, and gave hm a razor, a Personna Stanless Steel Blade, and a can of Burma Shave. Knut lathered wth the Burma Shave and shaved wth the Personna and for the frst tme n many long years he smled. He smled and then he laughed peal after peal of reverberatng joy. "Wow-dow!" he cred. "What a shavel Does Personna come n njector style, too?" "t does," sad Nkk. "Glorosky!" cred Knut. "And does Burma Shave come ll menthol, too?" "t does " sad Nkk. "Huzzah!" cred Knut. "Now that have found Personna and Burma Shave wll never have another unhappy day." "Hold!" sad Nkk. "Personna and Burma Shave alone wll not solve your problem only half of t. Remember sad there were two thngs makng you unhappy?" "Oh, yeah," sad Knut. "What's the other one?" "How long have you had that bear trap pn your foot?" sad Nkk. " stepped on t durng a feld trp n my freshman year," sad Knut. " keep meanng to have t taken off." "Allow me," sad Nkk and removed t. "Land's makes, what a relef!" sad Knut, now totally happy, and took Nkk's hand and led her to a Personna vendor and then to a justce of the peace. Today Knut s a perfectly fulflled man, both ntellectwse and personaltywse. He lves n a charmng splt-level house wth Nkk and ther 7 chldren and he rses steadly n the forestry game. Only last month, n fact, he became Consultant on Sawdust to the Amercan Butchers GuM, he was named an Honorary Sequoa by the park commssoner of Las Vegas, and he publshed a best-sellng book called Was a Slppery Elm for the FB. O MS. Ka bulm> The maker* of Pertonna* Stanleu Steel Blade* and Burma Shame* are pleated that Knut t fnally out of the wood* and mo wll you be f your goal» luxury thavng. Just try ttrtonna and Burma Shave. Ttans Provde Tourney Opposton By JACK KKJ.nn Last season he led the Ttans Projrreto Slnff Wrter n scorng wth a 7.8 average. t the Maroons can get by He connected on 4 per cent of tough Wllam and Mary n ther hs feld goal tres last season frst game of the Motor Cty whle makng 77 per cent of Tournament of the Motor Cty hs charty tosses. He scored j ber 7, ther lkely' opponent 0 Monday aganst Xaver and for the champonshp the follow- held Xaver's Al-Amercan canng evenng wll be the Unver- ddate, Steve Thomas, to Just sty of Detrot. one feld' eoal and seven ponts The Ttans are annually one for the nght. of the top Md-West lndepend- Boyce came on strong toward ents. Last year they compled the end of last year and rased a 0-8 worksheet and earned a hs scorng average to 9.5. for spot n the Natonal nvtaton: the campagn. Ths year the Tournament. Ttans are countng on hm to They accomplshed ths a- take some of the reboundng ganst such opponents as Bg load off Murrey. Ten powers as Purdue, ndana Unversty, and Mnnesota, and Two sophomores round out strong ndependents lke Notre Detrot startng fve. Bruce Rod- Dame, Loyola of Chcago, and wan, a 6-5, 5 lb. forward, may St. Bonaventure. be one of the toughest, most ag- Although the Ttans roster lsts gressve rebounders the Maroons only three returnng tettermen,' wll face all year. He tossed n all three were starters last sea- 0 ponts and hauled down 9 son. Leadng the way are the rebounds aganst Xaver. two top scorers of last year, co- The otler startng sophomore captans Leu Hvatt and Dore n 6- guard Larry Balrl. The Murrey. The other returnng leadng scorer on the Ttans starter s senor Jm Boyce, a rrahnran team last year wth former Junor College All-Amer- a tt.l average, he n consdered, can, from Burlngton, owa, along wth teammate Hyatt, to J. C. be one of the fnest unooters to Murrey, a 6-8, ttw lb. center, arrve at Detrot snce All-Amerla a rugged re-bounder and a can Dave DeBussrhrm, now very good shooter from around playng coach of the Detrot Psboard. A starter far two vearm tons n the N. B. A. he averaged 7 potato and The Ttans have several.capr'lmnls per gaotn laat neaaan. ' able reserves behnd these start- The outsde scorng for Detrot s handled by the Ttans other co-captan, 6- senor guard Lou Hyatt. He s descrbed by Detrot coach Bob Calhan as a fne playmaker and defensve man as well as a scorer. ers and they wll be a well tested team by the tme they begn play n the Motor Cty Tournament, havng played Purdue, ndana and Mnnesota before facng Harvard n the tournamant's openng round. NTRAMURAL BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Tuesday, January 4 Dcadfceats Downtowners Beavers Bombers Ptzpatrck Hedonst t Hatfleld Patrots 4 Hotdogs -Off Campus Stephens (Mners S. Ttans Sgma Ch Delta Adams Wash C. C. 4 Hun- Hornets Barbarans Crcle K 89'ers Raders Blazers Beatles 4 Wednesday, January 8 Hllblles Faculty Royals Shomeana 5 0. G. Dodgers Blue Bombers Famous Fve 4 Rng Dang Doors PEJMM \ Clouds Greens Yanks Flashers Rompers^ Off Campus 4 All Stars Butchers Beaver Corps Zurech Qoldfngers Panthers 8 Celtcs Wash C. C. A Thursday, January 6 Bulldogs -Dalas Rals Tackett Mnks Nuts Downtowners Morgan Dead Best 4 J. R. Hedonst Packers Patrots J Ftzpatrck Hatfleld * Braves Mners 4 Hotdogs Sgma Ch Delta Stephans Ttans Old Tmers Hornets Adams Huns 4 Madson Natonal Bank Member F. D. C. All Eyes Go To Your Head! WATER STREET and rest there admrng the ** OVELYTOOK for Fall featured by The Davs Beauty Salon ACROSS FROM GOLDEN RULE ON FRST STREET CTY TAX Veterans Cab Kentucky Cab 4 Hour Servce TELEVSON REPAR Specalst n Transstors, Phonographs, Car Rados CLCK'S RADO & T.V. W. rvne Street Phone 6-7 ::f 7:06 7:08 Featured Cadets Featured cadets of the week are Edward Clancy, a freshman from Salem, N.J., representng Company A. Robert M. Carroll (Mke), a freshman from Lousvlle, represents Company V. Eastern Offcer Promoted Capt Alton B. Parker Jr. of the mltary scence department has been promoted *o major. Col. Everett N. Smth, department head, left, and the new major's wfe, rene, pn on hs new rank nsgna. Major and Mrs. Parker resde at 49 Wallace Court, Rchmond. He has been statoned at Eastern snce last January. BE OUR GUEST FOR A >» "FREE HOUR OF BEAUTY "TRY BEFORE YOU BUY" Merle Norman Cosmetc Studo On The Way Up-Town MORRS WELLS Barber Shop Specalzes n Collegate Style Har Cuts Water St., next to the Bus Staton 6 VOLT WZARD BATTERES 8 Mo*. SO MM. Fts most Chev. & Pylmourh Cars VOLT Fts most late model G. M. Cars ', NSTALLED FREE! 8 Mos. 0 Mos Western Auto has all your automotve care tems from Batteres to Polsh. Vst BURGER The Home of the Famous 5c Hamburgers and French Fres. Shakes: Vanlla Strawberry Chocolate Brolng makes the dfference. West Man Slteet Rchmond. Ky. Matmen Post Two Wns * The Eastern matmen started ther season ths weekend wth two vctores. On Frday nght the grapplers defeated the Knoxvlle YMCA 8-5, wnnng nne out of ten matches, ther only loss comng on a forfet. The followng evenng they defeated Maryvlle - 0, wnnng eght out of ten matches. -n these matches Marty Wllgan pnned hs opponent both nghts and extended hs streak to twelve vctores wthout a defeat n collegate wrestlng. Other Maroons wnnng both nghts were Charley Doll, Henry Bvens, Randy Brd, Joe Howard, Mke McCellan, and freshman Larry House. Jm Holcomb and Marty Weshlere wrestlng n the same dvson but on dfferent nghts both came out vctorous. Hols Carrol won Frday nght but was defeated Saturday nght. Freshman Bob Morrson could not wrestle of n.lls', because he s overweght but dd wrestle both nghts n exhbton. - Coach Tom Harper was mpressed wth the fne showng of the matmen. He says that a couple of boys may go to the N.C.A.A. wrestlng champonshp ths year. He also sad that student attendance at the meets would be greatly apprecated. J^lancy, Carroll dets of Week Edward Clancy, a freshman from Salem, New Jersey, represents A company ths week. A physcal educaton major, he hopes to Jon the Army upon graduaton. Edward s a counterguerlla pledge. A freshman from Lousvlle, Robert M. Carroll (Mke) s representng F Company. He s a bology major and plans to become a bochemst. 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9 ^... *-. _?*m O h Page 8 -Eastern Progress-Frday, Dec. 7, 965 See the world's only fully automatc cleaner! tfoxxxotux. FACTORY-AUTHORZED SALES AND SERVCE Calf 0 "'' Aendlf ELECTROLUX CORP. 65 E. MAN PHONE V- :", *. Pat Taulbee Crowned (Contnue* rom Pace One) dent of the band, and a member of ths year's Homecomng- Commttee. Mss Howard s a member of Kapna Delt Tal, and treasurer of Kappa Kappa Sgma. She was the frst runner-up of the Mss Rchmond Pageant last year and was aelected Mss Congenalty. The Sweetheart of Sgma Ch Delta, she s a member of the Student Councl and s the senor counselor of Mc- Gregor Hall. Popularty Fnalsts Fnnlste for Mss Populnrty nclude Jeane Gal Ashe: Nelda Blevns, elementary educaton major from rvne; Peggy Carter, also an elementary educaton major from Versalles; and Sylva Ramsey. Fnalsts for Mr. Popularty were: Dave Bennett. Lousvlle.poltcal scence major; Hugh Burkett, a chemstry and mathmetcs major from Somerset; Jm Clark, a Frankfort busness major; and Larry Rees, busness major from Foster. LANTER MOTOR CO. 8 WEST RVNE STREET Just Around the Corner from the Court House Specalsts n Motor Tune-Up, Carbureotor and gnton Work, Also Transmsson and General Repar. "The Small Shop wth the Bg Reputaton" Dal EXCLUSVELY ON 0 Warner Brothers Records SATURDAY. JAN. 8:0 pm Eastern Ky State College Collseum, Rohmond, Ky. Prces: $.50V$8.50. All seata reserved. TCKETS NOW ON SALE Casher, Admnstraton Bldg. Campus Book Store K»n LA/AYS FRST QUALTY MlHCMfl ALWAYS FRST QUALTY z Commttee To Decde Wnner The Experment n nternatonal Lvng Commttee wll help 'o decde who Eastern's Experment representatve wll be ths summer. They are from" left to rght: Marvn Marcum. Charman; Sharon McBrlde; Sue Carole Marshall; and Bob Lews, not shown. Schne Theatre Gft Books $5.00 Value For Only $4.00 m A Sor-nH rheatr* MADSON NOW! ENDS SAT. 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A natve of Ncholasvlle, Mrs. Brown was graduated at Eastern n January 964 after dong her student teachng n the fall of 96 at Harrodsburg Hgh School. She has done graduate work at Eastern and the Unversty qf Lousvlle., She s marred to ' Douglas Brown, an engneerng ade of the State Hghway Department statoned at Lousvlle. Her father, Buford Hager, resdes n Nelson Countv. She s'a graduate of the Old Kentucky Home School of Bardstown. Mrs. Brown teaches speech, dramatcs and Englsh at Fern Creek Hgh. Rchmond -HOUR Dry Cleaners FEATURES: -(»)- One Hour "Martnzng" The MOST n Dry Cleanng -W- Two Drve n Wndows "No Parkng Worres" -»)- Three Hour Shrt Laundry-"Anytme" ~(4>- "For People Who Care" Cambrdge Team Wns Debate The Department of Speech and Drama presented a publc debate Thursday nght n whch Eastern debated Cambrdge. The topc was: Resolved: Relgon s the opate of the people. Cambrdge Unversty was represented by John Chrstopher Daves and Norman S. H. Lamont Dnves s a graduate of E- manuel College, Cambrdge, holdng a B. A. n economcs and socology. He s now a teacher»t Cambrdge. Lamont s a graduate of Ftz- Wllam House, Cambrdge, holdng a B. A. n economcs. He works for a member of Parlament. Lnda Ward of Rver, a senor Englsh major, and Mke Coftey or Brmngham, Alabama, a junor poltcal scence major, presented Eastern's defense. The judges were: The Reverend Tom Clay. Vcar, Chrst Church; Dr. P. M. Grse, Charman Emertus, Department of Englsh, Eastern; Dr. W. F. O'Donnell, Presdent.Emertus, Eastern; Mrs. Frederc Ogden, vce-presdent, Rchmond League of Women Voters; and Mr. George Ross, attorney-at-law, past presdent of the Kentucky Bar Assocaton. The debaters were judged on four broad ponts: Analyss, reasonng, evdence and delvery. The Cambrdge representatves argued the economc and socal aspects of relgon, how relgon as a whole hnders man n ns economc and socalst attanment. Cambrdge won by a splt decson. The vote was - n favor of Cambrdge. Eugene Gray, presdent of the Debate Club, presented Daves and Lamont wth a gavel made lrom a tree under whch Danel Boone supposedly stood. The sprt of the debate showed the culmnaton of growng nterest n debate and the growng nterest of ntellectual attanment. The splt decson ndcates the maturty of Eastern n ntellectual affars. After the le'oate, the Speech Department sponsored a recepton n Walnut Hall. CrUg'tf Mortal & (Srmtluutflc "For specal occasons everyday enjoyment, choose flowers." Call Us for Prompt Free Delvery REBECCA RUTH CANDY THE ONLY STORE N Eastern-Englsh Debaters Debaters: of Eastern met a par from Cam- son County, who represented Eastern, and brdge Unversty n England last week. Norman S. H. Lamont and John Chrs- From left are Mke Coffey, Brmngham, tophes Davs, Cambrdge. 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Offce 9 North Broadway, Lexngton, Ky Phone Our Chrstmas wsh for all our many fne customers; that the Peace, Love and Understandng of ths holy season of Chrstmas ( m<*y preval throughout the land, brngng contentment and ' a lastng joy to every heart. COLONEL DRVE N