Eastern Progress - 11 Feb 1966

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1 Estern Progress Estern Progress Estern Kentucky University Yer 966 Estern Progress - Feb 966 Estern Kentucky University This pper is posted t Encompss /7

2 '.::j i_«'_r^.&^;&5l MJ. MAROONS TO HOST PUERTO RICANS PAGE OQRBSS 'Setting The Pce In A Progressive Er' nd Yer No. 7 Student Publiction of Estern Kentucky Stte College, Richmond LETTERS OF SUPPORT PAGE Fridy, Feb. II, 966 Higher Eduction Bill Introduced In House time \ fh i r University Sttus Endorsed By Mny Orgniztions Endorsements supporting university sttus for Estern hve pouted in from dozens of civic, professionl nd lumni orgniztions throughout Kentucky. To dte, some ** orgniztions hve gone on'. record enthusisticlly endorsing the issue, which is expected to be presented to the Generl Assembly s port of n dminlstr.v.ii-bckcd euuci.tlon bill t the current session of the Legislture. And more re coming in ccording to college officils who By tht groups throughout the stte re clling to lend their support. (Some of the resolutions pper on pge two of the Progress.) Endorse Proposl In ddition to community orgniztions, city nd county officils of res served by Estern re endorsing the university sttus proposl. So fr, endorsements hve been received from the following orgniztions in Richmond: Rotry, Kiwnis, Civltn, Lions, Chmber of Commerce, Frm Bureu, Senior Women's Club, Junior Chmber of Commerce, W o m e n's Auxiliry, Junior Women's Club, Sturdy Afternoon Mtinee Musicls, Altrusnf"»««'' B» Owner" * Other Richmond groups in. chide Mdison County Br Assocition, Grden Club,. Veterns of Foreign Wrs, Americn Legion, Elks, Msonic Lodge, Dughters of Americn Revolution, Business nd Professionl Women's Club, Richmond Ministeril Assocition, Cecilin Club, Exchnge Club nd D. A. V. Richmond Myor Approves Also giving endorsements were Myor Chester Luxon nd Police Judge Tommy M Smith, Richmond, nd Mdison County Judge Robert Turley. Other orgniztions include the Kentucky River Foothills Development Committee, Myor Clint Hensley of Bere, the Bere Lions Club, Myor Kelly Smpton of Bettyville, nd yor Frncis Green Miller of Irvine... The Executive Committee of the Estern Alumni Assocition endorsed university sttus, s did ech of the lumni chp- ROTC Cdets Commissioned, Six Estern ROTC grdutes [were commissioned second" lieutennts to the U.S. Army Reserve lst Fridy fter completing requirements for the 'bchelor's degree. i Colonel Everett N. Smith, Professor of Militry Science, dministered the oth of office, 'nd John L. VlcKers, executive ssistnt to the President, presented the new officers tneir [commissions. Commissioned were: Arden D. Henderson, South Shore, i Corps of engineers; Stephen A. Mullins, Fllwoods, Corps of '^Engineers; Joseph W. Otson, Louisville, Infntry. Willim Ostermeyer, Bellevue, Ordnnce, Corps; Willim C Thorpe, Mllndie, Fl., lnentry, nd Erln E. Wheeler, ncinnti. Qurtermster Corp. Estern will commission 33 Army officers during the school yer. Twenty-two cdets Will be commissioned following pring commencement exercises Jind five in August. I Milestone Workers Wnted Applictions re now in the Milestone office for Milestone sports stsif workers nd typists. The pplicnts must be dependble, ccurte nd witling to spend some time working. Applictions my be secured in the Milestone office, room 8, Rork Building. ters throughout the college service re. Chpter* Give Endorsement Alumni chpters giving their endorsement include: Pulski County, Brethltt County, Fyette County, Perry County, Hrln County, Tri- Stte Chpter In Ashlnd re, Pike County, McCrery County, Northern Kentucky, nd the Louisville nd Jefferson County Chpter. Appeling frequently in the endorsement re sttements such s tht mde by the Richmond Altrus Club. "Certinly, Estern's growth nd development in the pst five yers is more thn note-worthy, nd to be grnted university sttus would be erned rcognltion for tht which hs lredy been ccomplished nd lso would enble this fine institution to further expnd its grdute offerings nd thus render n even greter service to the brod re which It now serves." President Mrtin Comment* President Mrtin hs sid tht grnting Estern universty sttus "is only recognizing the kind of institution tht it is; nmely, lrge, multi-purpose university." He sid tht it is i" ccord with "the norml developmentl pttern of Institutions such s Estern nd in keeping with ntionl trend which lredy covers most of the sttes." Milestone Rtes Tops In The Ntion The 08-pge Estern nnul The 965 Milestone ws in clss by itself lst yer, ccording to mgzine reports from the three mjor ntionl rting services. The p g e nnul ws the lone college or university yerbook to receive top rtings from more thn one ntionl journlism ssocition, ssocition. Ech wrded the Milestone its top rting, unofficilly mrking the first time this fet hs been ccomplished. ' The Milestone ws one of only three books in its clss to receive the AH-Americn honor rting from Associted College Press, whose hedqurters re t the University of Minnesot. Others were from the University of Notre Dme nd University of North Dkot. Columbi University's press service gve only 6ne other Medlist itlng besides the' Milestone's wrd. The Ntionl School Yerbook Assocition listed only six A-plus wrds, Including the Milestone.. All enrollments competed in the sme division in the Columbi nd NSYA contests. Reserch by Foote & Dvies, Inc., Atlnt, printers of the Milestone, hs reveled no other instnce where one college or university hs ever won the mythicl "Triple Crown." Estern's student publictions the Milestone nd the Estem Progress, weekly student newspper hve won 5 high ntionl wrds in the lst five yers. Editor of the '65 Milestone ws Frncis Jy Roberts, presently grdute ssistnt t Uit University of Cliforni t Dvis. He is the son of Mr. nd Mrs. Frncis Robert, Richmond. Director of student publictions Is Don Feltner, Estern coordintor. of public.ffirs. Mrs. Jnet Oldhm In Hospitl Mrs. Jnet Oldhm, ssistnt professor of English, hs crcked pelvis from n ccident just preceding the semester brek. In six to eight weeks she expects to be bck teching t Estern. She is now recuperting in Pttie A. Cly Hospitl. Students Register For Spring Semester Although bd wether set the Sprwig semester registrtion bck dy, registrtion WAS smooth opertion. The event is the sme ech time with students forming never 6,336 Registered; Higher Number Expected ending lines to sgm up for their clsses. Registrtion; for the Spring semester totlled 6,336 Sturdy with higher number expected. Coopertion Key To Smooth Spring Semester Registrtion Spring semester hs strted with ft,336 students registered. The figure is expected to climb even higher fter the finl dy of registrtion, tomorrow. Coopertion ws the key to the success of second semester registrtion. Administrtion concerned bout the bd wether conditions moved ll registrtion bck dy. Specil help ws given to students who hd difficulties in registering t the proper time. At mid-week some 3 students from the. Estern sttes who hd mde rrngements with the college were just rriving for registrtion. Registrtion ws under the direction of Den Ambrose nd Den Prk. Both dens commended the Student Council for their gret efforts in iding the registrtion. "The Student Council helped their fellow students in res where student's viewpoint ws needed. This gve the dministrtion time to work on some of the more mjor problems," Den Ambrose stt ed. Student Council Aided Mny suggestions by, the Student Council were put into use t this time. The Council utilized the rrngement of the Combs building nd moved the witing lines inside, thus providing wrmth nd shelter for the students. Inside Wever gym the Council ws responsible for hving the subject crds hung high in order to llow them to be seen esier. An efficient lost nd found booth ws lso mnned by this group. Den Prk sid "Council workers were very conscientious nd they sw to it tht their members were vilble In key positions throughout the registrtion process." This ws the second time the Student Council hs ssisted the Registrr t registrtion. Pro-Registrtion Esed Strin "Pre-registrtlon of eligible sophomores, juniors, nd seniors Mjor Generl Butler To Spek Here Mondy Mjor Generl Benjmin J. He remined in the Active Butler, Commnding Generl, Army Reserve nd ws s- 00th Division (Trining), will signed to the 00th Division spek here on the position of serving s regimentl comthe U.S. Army Reserve in the mnder. Lter he ws selected ntion nd community reltions. for nd ssumed the duties s Assistnt Division Commnder. The discussion will be pri- He returned to ctive duty with mrily for Militry Science the 00th Division during the students who re urged to t- Berlin buildup in September tend, but everyone is wolcome. 96. The progrm will tke plce in Generl Butler ssumed Comthe Grise Room of the Combs Building s prt of combined mnd of the 00th Division (Trining) following the retiremeeting of AU8A nd Scbbrd nd Blde Mondy t 6:80 p.m. ment of Mjor Generl Dillmn A. Rsh on August 0, 96. Mjor Generl Butler, bom in Trimble County, is the highest He rose to the rnk of Lieutennt Colonel in slightly more rnking generl in Kentucky nd one of the President's dthn three yers lter receivvisors on. Reserve Component ing his commission, nd is to- Affirs. Generl Butler is curdy one of the Army's youngest rently employed by the Louisgenerls. ville Spce Center s Executive Active in Civilin Affirs Vice President nd Geneil Generl Butler ws one of the Mnger. outstnding figures In gri- U.K. Grd culture in Kentucky. From He is grdute of the Uni- 96 to 955, he served s Asversity of Kentucky, 9. hold- sistnt nd County Agent in ing the BS degree in Agricul- Fyette County. In the fll of ture. He ws commissioned s 955, ne ws elected s Commis- Second Lieutennt, Infntry on sioner for the Stte of Kentucky My 8, 8. nd begn his c- nd served in this cpcity until tive militry creer on June 6, I960. ' 9 ttending the Bsic Infn- At the time of the mobiliztry Officer Course, Fort Ben- tion of the 00th Division (Trinning, G. ing), he ws serving In n ex- Upon completion of the course, ecutive cpcity In the stte he ws ressigned to the In- government s Director of the fntry Replcement Trining Division of Frm Mngement Center, Cmp Wheeler, G., nd Director of where be served s Pltoon Frm Study. Leder nd Compny Com- Generl Butler hs received mnder until Jnury 93. numerous griculture nd ed' In June 96, he ws sep- uctionl wrds nd in 950, rted from the ctive service. (Continued on pge «i took much of the pressure off of the regulr registrtion," Den Prk remrked. Registrtion of freshmen with the upperclssmen lso esed the strin of registrtion T h is pln ws felt to be very beneficil by both of the dens. This ws the smoothest registrtion ever ccording to the comments of the fculty to Den Prk. Den Ambrose sid, "We did plnned four dys of registrtion In three due to the snow, but still weren't overcrowded. The orgniztion nd co-opertion of everyone, students nd fculty like, ws deeply pprecited by the Registrr's office." Don Feltner Nmed Chirmn Of Advisors Council Don Feltner, coordintor of public ffirs, hs been nmed Kentucky membership 'chirmn of the Ntionl Council of College Publictions Advisers. The ntionl ssocition is professionl orgniztion for dvisers of college nd university student publictions. Feltner is dviser of Estern's wrd-winning student publictions-the Milestone nd The Estern Progress two of the country's leding prize-winners. Advises 'Triple Crown' Winner The Milestone this yer won the mythicl "Triple Crown" of journlism, receiving top rtings from ech of the three mjor ntionl journlism rting services, including the All- Americn from the Associted Collegite Press, the A-plus from Ntionl School Yerbook Assocition, nd the Medlist from the Columbi Press Assocition. Some 5 high ntionl honors hve been won by the Estern student publictions during the pst five yers. Feltner sid the membership drive for Kentucky will begin Mrch n continue until April. Eligible for membership in NCCPA re dvisers of ll college, university, or Junior college student publictions, he sid. Founded in 855, NOCPA-is represented in nerly ll of the 50 sttes, the District of Columbi, Cnd nd Mexico. Function* Widely In ddition to regulr services provided to member institutions, it conducts ntionwide Reserch on high school journlism, on collegt. mgzine nd yerbook comtrcts, nd other res of interest to. the publi- Institutionl otions dviser. The ssocition lso provides network of uthorities cross the ntion to nswer cmpus publictions problems for both j «dvisere nd dministrtors, Mjority Of Members Fvors Renming, Grdute Progrms For Estern. Stte Colleges A bill to renme Estern nd the other, three lrge stte colleges s universities, Introduced Thursdy in the House of Representtives, yesterdy received pprovl by House Committee on Eduction nd ws given its first reding. The bill House Bill 38 is expected to be given its second I nd third redings tody nd Mondy nd to be put up for vote in the House erly next "week. Fifty-four signtures re now on the bill tht would redesignte Estern s Estern Kentucky University, s well s mke other noticeble chnges in the structure of Kentucky's system of public higher eduction. A simple mjority is required for pssge in both the House nd Sente. There re 00 members in the House of Representtives, 38 in the Sente. Rep. Osborn Is Sponsor Sponsor of the bill, which consists of mjor recommendtions of the Governor's Commission on Higher Eduction Including renming of the lrge stte colleges nd uthoriztion of these institutions to wrd grdute degrees in fields other thn eduction, is Rep. Ted Osborn, D- Lexington. If the legisltion Is pssed by both the House nd Sente nd signed by the Governor, the effective dte would be June 0 90 dys fter the conclusion of the current session of the Generl Assembly. It is expected tht, if the legisltion is successful, the respective Bords of Regents of the four institutions would gree to common dte of July for chnge in sttus. Estern nd Western stte colleges would be known s Estern Kentucky University nd Western Kentucky University while Murry nd Morehed would be Murry Stte University nd Morehed Stte University. The bill would uthorize Estern nd the- other "new" universities to offer grdute progrms t the msters degree level in eduction, business nd the rts nd sciences; nd work beyond the msters to meet the requirements for ledership nd other eductionl certifictes. It lso provides for reserch nd service progrms directly relted to the needs of the primry geogrphic res served by these institutions nd uthorizes development of progrms of community college nture In their own communities "com- prble to those listed for. the University of Kentucky Community College System..." Revised Structure The bill would lso revise the section of the Kentucky Revised Sttutes concerning the orgniztionl structure nd some of the functions of the Council on Public Higher Eduction. Bsiclly, it restricts voting privileges on the Council to nine ly members ppointed by the Governor nd provides only dvisory rights to the presidents of the stte universities nd colleges. Applictions Being Tken For Best Dressed Coed Applictions re now vilble in the Progress office to select Estern's best-dressed coed in connection with the tenth nnul contest of Glmour Mgzine to find the "Ten Best- Dress College Girls." Estern hs gin been sked to enter representtive, nd the Progress is sponsoring the contest to select n on-cmpus winner. Lst yer over 30 colleges in sttes, the District of Columbi, Puerto Rico nd Cnd sent entries to the mgzine, nd even more re expected this yer. The judging stndrds used by the Glmour Mgzine nd by the Progress committee re:. A der understnding of her fshion type.. A workble wrdrobe pln. 3. A suitble cmpus look (she's in line with locl customs).. Approprite not rh, rh look for offcmpus occsions. 5. Individulity in her use of colors, ccessories. 6. Imgintion in mnging clothes budget. 7. Good grooming, not just net, but impeccble. 8. Clen, shining, well-kept hir. 9. Deft use of mke-up (enough to look pretty, but not overdone). 0. Good figure, beutiful posture. Cmpus ctivities nd off-cmpus interests re lso importnt In choosing the co-ed who will represent Estern. Applictions Are Avilble Any who is interested in the contest is urged to fill out n ppliction blnk. They re vilble now, nd cn be obtined from committee chirmen Brend Philpot in Cly Hll, room 00; or, "Nncy Prinzel, McGregor Hll, room 639. They must be turned in by Mondy, Februry. A snpshot is required. Also, nyone who wishes to suggest contestnt contct the chirmen of the Progress office. The semi-finlists on Estern's cmpus will be notified before Februry 5, following n Interview with the committee, A schedule for interview will be rrnged by the chirmen, nd ech entrnt will be notified In dvnce. Miss Cheerleder USA Contest Set The Progress will gin sponsor the nnul selection of Estern's Miss Cheerleder. A tenttive dte of Mrch 3 hs been set for cmpus-wide election. The election will be conducted by the Student Council Election Committee. The contestnts In this yer's election re the current cheerleders: Ann Miller, sophomore from Elizbethtown; Jeri Fedderson, sophomore from Cincinnti; Pul Fitzgerld, freshmn from Cynthln; Srnn Shepherd, sophomore from Versilles; nd Becky Sizer, junior from Louisville. Estern's Miss Cheerleder for the pst yer hs been Miss Dinne Hendricks who lso won the title of Miss Cheerleder USA lst yer. The winner of the Miss Estern Cheerleder contest will submit n entry form with pictures to Miss Cheerleder USA contest sponsored by Florid Cypress Grdens, Inc. Finls In Florid April 0 Five finlists will be selected from photogrphs nd entry blnks. Ech one will win n ll-expense trip to Cypress Grdens nd rrive April 8, 966. The finls will be on April 0, Ester Sundyj before n udience of cheerleders from throughout Florid. The winner will be chosen by her bility to led cheers nd enthuse crowd. She will receive $00 scholrsnip, trophy, complete Jntzen wrdrobe, nd 9^ horsepower Johnson outbord motor. As contestnt on "To Tell The Truth" she will hve chnce to stump the pnel s Dinne did. Dinne Active On Cmpus Petite Dinne Hendricks is physicl eduction mjor. Among her rewrds of being Miss Cheerleder USA she hs four foot trophy (just one foot shorter thn herself), pir of wter skies, $00 scholrship nd ppered in New York on the television show "To Tell The Truth." Dinne ws lst yer's Miss Estern nd represented the school in the Mountin Lurel contest. She is member of Kpp Delt Tu, KYMA Club, PEMM Club, nd WRA. Her mny ctivities hve included being n ROTC sponsor, member of CWENS nd n interest nd entnusissm in Estern nd its ffirs. Miss Cheerleder U.S.A. Estern will gin elect n entrnt for the Miss Cheerleder U.S-A. contest which our own Dinne Hendricks, physicl eduction mjor from Louisville won tst yer. The Progress is sponsoring the cmpus contest. Florid Cypress Grdens, Inc. is the sponsor of the contest to be held April 0.

3 QERALD MASRZ editor 6<xsteR IHAM SMITH cmpus editor NOrtTS WTLMB mnging editor GR6SS editoril crtoonist ROY WATSON bulno mncrer feturs editor - M ***** sport, editor! - ^ Wlhebrlnlt women's editor dvertising editor... Stff Reporters, Nnc y PrinxeI Pete Klnmn _ Doug Anglln Joyce Un, tee* Theshss, Mry Anne Doel, Jerri" Mltche* mm kouto, Johnny Crft, Sndy Givlden. Mry Jo Rudd, Sundr Murphy. Letters Of-Support Numerous Groups Endorse University Sttus m*hrvwuimw.' Downs of endorsements hve ^n. «***"} bv college officils from civic, professiosl nd Indorstions t^ughoutkentucfcs^upporting university sttus for Estern. Some oi them pper below: ^g-w, The LoinsvHle Chpter of thebesem Kentucky Stte College Alumni Assocition, fterfull considertion of the?««« here mwlved, nd tlcing Into con-dewtom tte "mrted opportunities nd urgent need for grdute fci^es in Kentucky beyond tiioe now otrewd, nd evluting the physicl Udj* eniztionl fcilities, together with the fculty, help to buud greter Kentucky. Frncis G. Miller, Myor City of Irvine We the undersigned, members of the Junior Womn's Club of»*«"«? **?n nd support the proposl to ^tevte Estern KentuckyStte College to the sttus of university. ( signtures). Mrs. Elmer Curry, President Junior Womn's Club of Richmond R hs come to the **** n *^. v S^ of Directors of the Richmond Chmbw of Commerce tht considertion is being given to grnting university sttue to Estern Kentucky ^S»3 ction is deserved nd would hve my personl pprovl, s well s the «wwlo S^Bord ot Directors of the Richmond Chmber of Commerce... Dr. W. R Iscs, President Richmond Chmber of Commerce The people of Bettyville nd Lee County re ^ S, interested t Estern Kentucky Stte College. The wy it «0tVsOSe* veloped hs been mzing. We re proud tht our young men nd women hve such fine college to ttend.. Therefore, it seems Stttng t th«time to mke Estern *****!_ ternjggjg people in most ll orgniztions nd csvicdum here in Lee County, nd everyone»_for it This definitely would be step to J** would men gret progress for the commonwelth of Kentucky. KeUey Hmpton, Myor City of Betyvilie The following resolution ws *%>& * the officers of the Pike Ong; Ahimni Chpter of Bstem Kentucky Slte College on Jnury 8. W6: «_,^^ Wheres, Estern Kentucky Stte College hs for mny yers provided top qulity eduction for the young men nd women of tne stte; nd Wheres Estern is now mnll-purpnse institution providing trining t both the undergrdute nd grdute levels; nd Wheres, the generl J^»e will wrh more fvor the unteerty,»*«!". Wheres, wtth the incresed demnds of n ever-incresing number of high school grdutes who re seeirihg qulity trining» greter vriety of cdemic eres; nd Wheres, we bebete with the vst economic resources of Kentucky there is room for n expnsion of eduction t the university level Now, therefore, the officers of the PUce County Alumni Chpter of Estern Kentucky Stte College hertily recommend to the Generl Assembly tht Etem Kentucky Stte College be ccorded university sttus. Willim Hiekmn, Jr., President Pihe County Alui Chpter We hve been redteg w*tii gret interest the news tht Estern Stte College my posibly soon chieve tejynth sttus Certinly, fts*«t* growth end tevejopmentt ** ** _** *».*» "»"L***Jg*f: Z&' izrj^v& winch hs Jredy been ccomplished nd would lso enble this fine institution to further expnd its grdute offerings nd thus render n even *-- service to the brod re which it now The Rtehmond AMruse Club, member j»f Altrus Interntionl, tt, wishes to s*"ej>«f Xlehe»rted endorsement to thte ** dtion of the Commission on Higher Eduction. Richmond AKrus Club Mrs. Mry Adms Long, President Richmond Lodge No 5 F. AM., t *» lst regulr meeting, voted lmiunou^rtojmk. dorse the resolution mking Estern Kentesy Stte College unwersmy. We pledge our full support nd offer_ er ssistnce in nything tht we my be ble *» do to bring thi bout Fred L. BBou, Secretry Richmond Lodge No. 5, F. & AM. Msonic Temple The Mehmond Women's Club voted unnimously to to support l*** * * i? just been presented to the if*"**^***! Estern Kentucky Stte College be grrtted university sttus. Mrs- Willim F. Pollock, Corresponding See. Richmond Womn's Club Upon suggestion hving beer, mdei_ there hving been no objecrjne, the Stury Afternoon Mtinee Mustcto Club gees on* cord s endorsing ny pln tht «^M euh» Estern Kentucky Stte Ooktege becoming university. Mrs. John W. Conner, Jr., President Sturdy Afternoon Mtinee Muswte Club The McOrery County Estern Kentucky Stte Coll _ socition, wishes to go on record i nme, University" to be used word, "College,'' when referr stttution locted t Richmond, t Wmttey (Sty, Kentucky, Jnury, of the Alumni As- ^the ^ of the to this iny. Done dy of «Lester P. Cooper, McCrery County Alumrrt Chpter The Bord of Directors of the Perry County Chpter of the Estern Alumni As- MCtbU wbrjebetedry endorse the rtsohiutontemte Estern university. We believe becuse of her growth nd the first rte tob of producing excellent techers, dmnietrtors, nd other leders for our stte nd ntion, she deserves to be clled university. Jmes F. Cornett President Perry County Chpter We, the Hrin County Chpter *«* Estern Alumni Assocition, do wholehertedly recommend tht Estern Kentcky Stte College be grnted university sttus. ^^ W. tee* Estern * orgnised for n dwh* the work of university nd should be recognised s such. -_^»_ Pul Hughes, rvestdent t Itrton County Chpter The Richmond Grden; Club supports uni. versity sttus for Estern. Mrs. Dougls Chenult, President Richmond Grden Club Thi "letter t te let yott know ofrwlrytht the Exchnge Club of RichnjofM went on record * their regulr meeting Mondy.Jnury SI, MS* s endorsing the proposed chnge of sttus f Estern Kentucky Stte College to uninnly. Clude R BWts, Secretry Exchnge Club of Richmond The members of the Richmond Lion's Club of Mdison County, Kentucky, endorses Estern Kentucky Stte College for university sttus. J. R. Mvity, President Richmond Lion's Club I fvor fte chngedeslgntion of Estern from college to university for more thn one reson or fct. Estern/ provides trining in severl fields of lerning nd she hs the phystot pen fcutoe* #..»», operted tmserstty - «*??** *S?± As en lrnns of fliitrl ( *«* «**» grew to collet* teveft I m *»»* * ** Etem m my originl Ann Mter Co* gretulrtens fr building ech gwisiude itllskk The TrVStte C. S. Dte 68 Ttetson *y Chnter of the Beters Estern be given Hste sterns, W«teet tbt tkis would id «r iumntui being sfe te pgesste or Ahne Mter, nd ** l>w>*h n sttus wek ht I men benefit ***** <» be of greter, service te rhe ****** ** ** CouwttonweM ef Kentcky. Dr. Witts C. Pe#er, President TrWtte Almo* Chpter hre been mformed tht Esterni seeking te obtn onwerstty sttus. As Myor of the City oftrvine, nd speking, I m sure, for the ctiens of Irvine, I would like to endorse this imne. t would be gret step forwrd for eduction in Kentucky, besides the obvious benefits tht would ccure to the students who ttend jour college from tfus Immedite If n be of ny help to you in your effort to obtin tins sttus, do not hesitte to cll on me- By working together to improve ll res of our community We, we cn n nd the potentil tht could be dded to the present physicl nd teching fcilities hve. RESOLVED tht the Legislture of the Commonwelth of Kentucky should designte Bstem Kentucky Stte College university with the full powers nd responsllmhties of university, end should pss enbling legisltion which would mke possible the»ostitutiej» of grdute u-tong nd degrees t this llege. The Alumni hve tken into considertion the ccredittion of Estern Kentucky Stte College, the long nd proud history of Estern s techer-trining institution (with emphsis on the tee tht It hs trined more techers who hve served Kentucky's clssrooms thn ny other Institution), nd thus hve rrived t th* conclusion s mens to llevite the shortge which now exists in Kentucky. The bove is submitted the consensus of the Louisville nd Jefferson County, Kentucky, Ahimnt Sidney Bxter. President Loinsvnte nd Jefferson County Chpter EASTERN PROGRESS Weekly Student Kntf f Cttege Entered s Second Clss mtter t the Pest Office in Richmond, Kentucky. Pubrhmed we*my throughout the school yer nd twice during the summer term, except For exmintion periods nd holidys, by the uthority f the. Bord of Student Publictions t Estern Kentucky Stte College, under the generl mngement of Mr. Don FWtoter. Coordbuitor ot Public Affire. ALWAYS ROOM FOR MORE n i i..., n, Club Work Lcking THE ACADEMIC YEAR ef is slowly pproching close t we new tee ourselves t the hlf-wy mork. Looking ov*r the pst one-hlf Of this yer, we see Estern sorely lcking in one re. Club work. We see tht the clubs on Estern's cmpus hve been less ctive this yer thn ever before, especilly in the relm of providing ctivities for the college community. It is shme for cmpus the size of Estern with the numerous recognized orgniztions it hs tht these orgniztions cn function in no other wy other thn to ssemble once yer te hve their picture tkeh for the "Milestone." There re quite few county orgniztions, honorry societies, deprtmentl clubs, professionl clubs, religious groups, nd service orgniztions. The min purpose of these clubs is to seek nd provide the needs of their own ctive members, most dmirble objective ccomplished by most of the groups, iuf wht becomes of the rest of the students on cmpus who do not prticipte in clubs, or who mintin membership in the clubs tht hve limited meetings nd meeting times? The needs of these stud" enfs re not met or rrely met. These re the students who complin tht there f nothing to dp on cmpus nd thus go home to become the proverbil "suitcnsers," or seek ctivity wy from cmpus. As fr s we cn interpret these clims, we must dmit tht there is more truth thon fiction to the common gripe. As there re no orgniztions on cmpus whose primry function it is to provide for the socil nd ctivity needs of the student body, the logicl conclusion is tht these needs should be met by the other clubs. There r9 severl orgniztions who hve worked rther diligently t providing for these needs, but severl groups cnnot do if ll. The ttendnce t the functions provided by these groups prove* the need nd desire for moire: There re dnces provided by different orgniztions fter most of the home gmes, but these re not enough either. Dnces nd other socil functions cn be profit mking ctivity for the clubs. The ttendnce is usully lrge enough tht the ticket sles cn defry ll the expenses nd.leve enough over to mke profit for the sponsoring group. In ddition to providing for the socil tmosphere nd helping the orgniztion to remin solvent, the function con provide more ctivity for the sponsoring group to help mintin interest nd promote prticiption of the members^ We hope to see mny mere such ctivities provided for the students this semester. Eulogy On The Deth Of Chivlry.,, --, - fc«*.- - t- gsv^ Bnt IBBV (IDtTOvvS MO II: r *» < mi m wn nwm we* lspksk ef Mt tent. s*** ef (ft* Keen* fmtftsl tmtt Hel Je*~nr **. TW ^.«h hy Mt> tted Wr* snlf ft-** ^r ftom RMr, t. orltte* " eksy n * Deth f Oel*«**» W IwliiliO ef *» hnwrtirmfi r-iellso Friends, our subject tody is sd rsttture entrtw-the Deth el chivlry.* the subject concerns the soci I re lot ioo between the mte nd femoke sexes, much discussed subject; therefore, I needed fresh opproch. In looking for such n pproch, I rioted the lmost universl custom to spek well of the ded. This custom ws «e gret In one Americn community tht pct ws greed upon tht no person could be buried until someone hd truthfully sid something good bout him. At the deth ef the town drunk, who hd to no ones know-sin some prts thn in others, ledge displyed ny merits in his e. Chivlry ws born with civil-. entire lifetime, the community iztion itself. His mother ws the found it difficult to crry out this Ldy Courtesy from ner Utopi The Ldy Courtesy supervised his eduction nd hoping tht he would grow to possess the qulities she deemed most worthy, hired s greement. The mn hd been nd his fther ws the much be- his instructor the modest Gentlebrotish child, delinquent youth, loved Sir Flttery, the Erl of Ego. mn. His erly eduction under Hd deserted his wife, left his chit- Chivlry ws dutiful nd the Gentlemn's direction consisted dreri to strve, nd hd never hd foving child whose gretest delight Idnd word for nyone. After ^y n being source of delight to of lerning the proper mnner to fout dys of ttending the de- others. He, with childest innobe used in compny with men nd cecrsed, the community ws be- snce S poke onh/ the truth, but with women. Chivlry lerned coming desperte. Finlly, from w j m $ocr, tct tht wht from quickly tht touches of courtesy the bck of the room cme "Welt, others lips might hve seemed centht mny deemed trivil could somedys, Simon ws better thn SWBi from n ; s become good coun- contribute much to socil hrmony he ws other dys." The com- ^j He ws of such wholesome nd good feeling mong the memmutiity sighed with relief nd unoffending nture tht he ws t* bers of compny. buried him. wys surrounded by friends nd As Chivlry grew older the Censidenhg the obvious though he ws constntly plied Gentlemn thought ft pproprite weight Of this custom, I determirted with compliments becuse of his for the young mem to trvel putting to present my ertln in the form mny good deed, he lef net the p- Into prctice the things tht he hd of n eulogy, hoping tht, no mt- provol f others guide his ctions been tught. He trveled widely tor wht Its merit, you will t lest but his own sense of rightness ternnd wds well received everywhere be ble to sy tht ft ws betlet pered with love. t the very mention of his fther's nme in his time Flttery could get you nywhere. In his trvels he sw mny vritions of nd deprtures from the courtesies tht the gentlemn hd tught him. The monner of displying courtesy vried from plce to plce, but Chivlry ws quick to see tht the thing to do ws to look, not for the outwrd mnnerism, but for the well-mening thought behind the gesture. At bout the time of King Arthur, Chivlry boomed into full mnhood nd ws knighted by the kings own hnd s rewrd for the virtue ef his Mels. He took s the compnions of his youth. Honor nd Love, pplying the counsel of both in deciding his ctions..(

4 ** ;tern. gfesyr* SMS t M lit if Ml CITY TAXI Veterns Cb Kentucky Cb Hour Service Big Sle COLLINS DRUGS Tussy"s Wind And Wether Lotion Dry Skin And Powder Bse M.00 size Only 50c $.00 she Only H.00 COLLINS DRUGS Corner of Min & First Streets LIMITED SUPPLY! Fourth Recitl Announced The fourth progrm In the orgn recitl series will be presented toy Nncy Dvis Lncster Sundy fternoon t p. m. Mrs. Lncster hs been fculty member in the Music Deprtment for four yers. She hs been widely cited for her rtistry nd technicl skill s n orgnist. She will use the 0 Rnk Holtcmp orgn in Brock Auditorium m Sundy's free dmission concert. This yer Mrs. Lncster ws orgnizer of the second nnul Church Music Conference on the cmpus, ttrcting; visitors to tne cmpus from throughout Kentucky nd surrounding sttes. The following; compositions will be presented in Sundy's progrm: Concerto in B Minor, Johnn Gottfried Wlther; Ws Gptt tut, ds st wohlgetn, Johnn Petr Kellner; Prelude nd Fugue in D Mjor, Johnn Sebstin Bch; Sont I. Pul Hlndemlth; Modl Piece No., Jen Jnglls; Trnsports de Joie, Olivier Messien. The public is cordilly invited to ttend the recitl. 7f y 7lv» CO-ED SIGNE rs > J SIX cxqu!sitf. STYLES McCORDS JEWELRY M WEST MAIN DIAL OBS-SttS A SAVINGS EVENT SO SPECIAL YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MI$S 7 / / dress * HUNDREDS AND' HUNDREDS OF SPRING-SUMMSK STYLES I * FAMOUS NAME FABRICS FROM THE COUNTRY'S TOP MILLS! SUMUNERS7 SHWDRESSES! A-UNERSI TWO-PARTERS! PLEATSI :* ZESTY PRINTSI NEAT PtAtDS! PAU PASTELS! VIVID TONESI * SIZES FOR JUN.OR PETITES, JUNIORS, MISSES, HALF SIZESI bright new world of fshion excitemenr right here! It's our spectculr $5 dress event! We've stylet for every fshion preference,.. sizes for every fshion figure I All in esy-cre fbrics tht dip-nd-d rip-dry in flsh, hrdly need Ironing I Scoop inem Csing AIL. ** <*&&. etubs Women's Euttoi* By NANCT PBfNSOBL MART BSMHHB Circle K nnounces Mry Virgini Slttery s the Februry Sweethert of the Month. Mry Is yer old senior mjoring in English re. She is senior editor of the Milestone, president of Alph Psi Omeg, the honorry cting frternity, nd member of Cnterbury Club nd Estern Little Thetre. Her future plns include mrrige nd teching English nd drm. OGR's Open Btor New Pledges The Counterguerills will meet Mondy t 5:5 in the Militry Science Deprtment re of the Coliseum to welcome prospective pledges for this semester. All men students interested in Joining re invited to ttend. Interflth Dinner Coming Up The second Interflth Dinner will be held Februry 6. Following- suggestions from students fter the first luncheon, it will be in the evening insted of being t noon. The dinner will tke plce in the Blue Room off t h e. Student Union cfeteri from 5:5 to 6:5. Everyone is invited to ttend. The progrm will be bout Rcil Reltions. The guest speker will be Mr. Wlter Reid, minister of the Africn Methodist Episcopl Church. Newmn Club Elect* New Officers The Newmn Club held, n election of officers, t which they elected: Joseph Howrd, president; Sndy Striker,- Vice president; Crol 7 Ruen, recording secretry; Dorothy Wttsv, corresponding secretry; Stephen Hoehler, tresurer;, nnd Jne Cirns, reporter, o i Also t fl»e meeting, Jne Cirns ws chosen s their MrdI Grs Queen cndidte. Home Economics drib Hs Speker The regulr meeting of,,tfie Home Economics Club ws held Februry 8, Th guest speker ws Dr. Chse, member of the deprtment. She spoke on the vlues of Home Economics. A committee ws ppointed to choose the cndidte for Mrdi Qrs Queen. Frshmn Clss Seeks Volunteers, The freshmn clss wnts volunteers who will work with cerebrl plsy children in Richmond. Anyone who cn devote some time to this service will be gretly pprecited, even if it is only s much s n hour week. The children need little specil ttention nd ex* tr*cre In order to do things tht we tke for grnted.- We hope to hve one worker for ech child- Anyone who is interested my sign up nd get further informtion from Mrsh Kovc, 0 Sullivn Hll, or from Miss Ross t the Epls- copl Church. fjo specil rrmlnjj is required. WewnftM Clnh Sponsor** Hrd! Orns The nnul Mrdt Ors Dnce wtll be held? cm Februry 8, frorrr 8^00 p. m. to 3:00i p. m. The music will be by the Bbmrbonires. The dress is- sewrtfbrcnl, except for the cndidtes who re sked to' wer Ibnjf fonmls. There Is sflll Him* for ir clubs t& twflt ht Qtelr queen cndidte. Tne success of this event depends on enffr support, nd ny club wtshmsf to enter cndidte my contct Joe* Howrd? in Mrtin Hlf 9. The queen is chosen by escorts jumping nd poppmjjf the blloons held to the celling in the center of the dnee floor. The pieces of pper inside the blloons denote the queen rid the runner-ups. Cmpus Hick HIRAM BROCK AUDITORIUM Februry. Fridy "MASQUERADE" Clif frobertson, nd Jck Hwkins Also: "LOST PLANET" (Second Chpfer) Februry, Mondy NO MOVIE- BASKETBALL GAME- AUSTIN PEAY Februry 9, Tuesdy NO MOVIE BASKETBALL GAME- Puerto Rico Ntionl Orymptc Tem Feb. 6. Wednesdy "GLORY GUYS" Torn Try on, Hrve Presn'ell, Snt Brger Februry 7, Thursdy NO MOVIE AUDUiON LECTURE Februry 8. Fridy "GENGHIS KHAN" Omr Shrif Stephen Boyd, Jrfies Mson, Yvonne Mitchell Abo: "LOST PLANET' (Chpter Three) ft lli ^m II^B 9 fcj Jk - rcoibury L. I, inuiiuut "MIRAGE" Gregory Peek end Dine Bker Ticket Office Opens P.M. Strring Time 7:30 P.M. One Show Only Admissen 50c Chfki.crt under 5c Driver Eduction Enrolls Students j* Wfrs* irf fexcflw f*r«j*fs> tt«f fir Driver fmueswoit, new this ternr t fisstem, hs enrolled srtwftw, ccording, to George Nrv* whtr is instructor or tf)# cows*. rtfltfl* soyn *9li Ht WAtffW of trshfrirtf, estern's students will bsoriifie student fssteiwrs for non-drivers frr trie Richmond re. Nlv is. compiling; list of such per sons. wlto would be interested in lerning to drive, beginning round April i. About three-fourths of Ms* students re men. Nlv sys there IS "ions; wtting list" for the clss, tie nopes to dd two more driver sw sfety eduction courses lter this yer. They re Trffic Sfety Eduction nd sfety Eduction. Presently such courses' re offered withm Estern's' deprt ment of Helth Eduction. A mroon-colored (burpindy) 968 Ford Olxie, equipped with dul controls', hs«been given* to Estern for the exclusive use of the driver eduction progrm, by Cox Ford", ftsf Hlir Rod, Richmond. Persons interested should cll Nlv t 6S-7S, Room 8, Alumni Coliseum. HARFORD COUNTY n unexcelled loction AnMCTlVE POSITIONS COMPETITIVE SALARIES 00 techers needed for Septembss, Schedule n intervlevr nowl Our mfmuutlwwfll b.»t ths Vsdr Pisc«MBtOflte on Wednesdy Feb. 3rd nshw^rws Fridy, Feb. II, 966 Esfern Progress- Pge 0 MPUS JjALENDAR SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3 :00 p.m. Orgn Recitl Nncy Dvis LsSBCSstW Brock Auditortn p.m. Westminster Fellowship ProsbjteMssn Chssrth 5:30 p.m. Episcopl Cnterbury Club V>sju«H»t Chord* MONDAY, FEBRUARY :00 p.m. W.R.A. Wever Gym 5:00 p.m. Wesley Foundtion Methodist Student Center 5:30 p.m. Junior Clss Meeting PlMnngtt stoom p.m. C.S-F. Christin Church 0:30 p.m. B.S.U. Vespers Bptist Student Center p.m. Chemistry Club Science 80 7:30 p.m. Industril Arts Club Gibson VB p.m. World Affirs Club Rors: 05 p.m. Bsketbll Estern nd Austin Pey Alumnt Cohsewn K.LB Dnce following gme Burnm. Recretion Room TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5 *0 p.m. W.R.A. 5:5 p.m. Student Council p.m. P.E.M.M. p.m. Church of Christ Devotions 6:30 p.m. B.S.U. Vespers Bptist 6:30 p.m. Photo Club 6:30 pm. College Council of U.N. p.m. Kpp Delt Tu 7:5 p.m. Pulski County Club 8*0 p.m. Recitl Cheryl Ann Hrris, Pinist Foster 30S p.m Bsketbll Estern nd Puerto Rico Alumni CoGses CC.U.N. Dnce following gme Burnm Recretion Room WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6 0:0.m. :0 p.m. 5:5 p.m. 5:30 p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m 6:5 p.m. 6:30 pm. 7:30 p.m. 0:5 p.m. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7 :0 p.m. 5:30 p.m p.m. 6:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m 8*0 p.m. 9:30 p.m. Wever Gym rise Room Weve* 30 University 30 Student Center Science 6 Combs 9 University 05 University 03 Assembly Estern's Concert Bnd Brock Atiditornsm W.R.A. Wever Gym Inter-Fith Council Blue Room Westminster Fellowship Presbyterin Churcft Kym Club Bnquet President's Room Fyette County Club Untverssty Mi Y. W. C. A. FKfcptric* If Wesley Foundtion Methodist Student C B.S.U. Vespers Bptist Student ( Drum nd Sndl Wever Dnce! Burnm, Cse, McGregor House Councils Committee Rooms Drm Festivl on cmpus W.RA. Applchin Volunteers Kpp Kpp Sigm Newmn Club Circle K Audubon. Screen Tour Luthern Students 9«m Chi Delt FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8 Drm Festivl on cmpus Wever Gyi University 0 Coliseum NMtorium University 0 University B Brock Auditorium University 09 Perl Buchnn Theter i ^ - -T.r'i,' Mdison Ntion Member F. D. I C. WATER STREET I If i ' ' - ' ». -*i I ffffl v m Uf '[ JJAI &fci/t The Students of H«st l»oe, *««B need more models to llow them to put into prctice the principles they hve lerned irf the* rt of Hir Cre. The sff, in their endevors to id in teching is offering Free Sclp nd Hfr Tretment to nl person who mkes n ppointment it Tuesdy nd Wednesdy of ny week during Februdy. RICHMOND, KENTUCKY ffj felrt' rj tynr, West Min Street Richmond, Kentucky Phone == ii inn._?j *

5 - -Estern Progress- Fridy, Feb. I, 966 with PROGRESS ON SPORTS SHARPSHOOTERS SCORING AT ALL-TIME RECORD RATE The college bsketbll tems re scoring more points thn ny previous seson, this yer. This is due to ntion-wide collection of the shrpest field-gol shooters in the history of The NCAA Service Bureu sttistics for 9 gmes plyed by mjor-college tems through midseson show tht the current scoring verge is 5.3 points per gme, this includes both t&ms. Lst yer t the end of the seson new record of 6- ws set but this yer's totl is lmost three points better. The colleges' shrp shooters re currently hitting n ll time high of 3.3 per cent of their field gols, compred with lst seson of 3.. If this is broken down, the two tems combined re mking 50.9 field gols out of 36. ttempts. It my lso be noted tht.the Mroons re leding the O.V.C nd re lso well bove the ntionl verge by shooting very ccurte f. percent. Geogrphiclly every section of the country is shring in tae scoring increse except the trdditionl point leder, the Midwest). The Big Ten re verging 60 points, gme,. points below its ll-time sectionl high of lst seson nd presently rnks third behind the surging Southwest which is leding ll the sections with 6. points gme. The Rockies re in second position with 6. This section's increse is lrgely due to the high scoring tems like Wyoming nd Brighm Ybung. The Southwest's rte is nine points higher thn lst yer, the biggest gin shown by eny section over the full seson. Among the miserly, the Missouri Vlley is thretening to rest the resistnce crown wy from the perennil leder, the fw West. The Missouri Vlley is the top defensive section which hs yielded just.3 points gme compred to the Fr West's 7.8. The finl nd over-ll loop of ll the regions in scoring re s follows: Southwest leds with 6. points followed by Rockies 6.; Midwest 60-0; South 55.; Bst 5.5; Pr West 7.8; nd the Missouri Vlley with.3. Bodkin My St Record Eddie Bodkin my become Estern's leding ll-time scorer gme erlier thn expected t lest hs homecourt Alumni Coliseum fns hope so. The 6-7 Hrrodsburg senior, who is verging 5.0 points per gme, ws expected to ctch ssistnt coch Jck Adms in rod encounter with Murry, but 0-point outburst ginst Mrshll Wednesdy night pushed bun within 55 points of Adms'mrk. And, the Mroons hve two more gmes jn Alumni Coliseum before they tke to the rod A third encounter, ginst the PUerto Rico Ntionl Bsketbll Tem, will be plyed here Tuesdy, but sttistics will not be counted. Bodkin; who strted the seson with 955 creer points, now hs,05, with seven gmes to go. Adms' scored,60 in three sesons from The Mroons fce Middle Tennessee Sturdy nd Austin Pey Mondy in Alumni Coliseum clshes, nd Bodkin needs Wverge 7.5 in the two gmes to tie Adms, 8.0 to go Tht's tll order for nyone, but Bodkin hs scored 8 points, or better, in seven of 6 gmes this yer, getting more thn 80, on four occsions. He needs only to put two such efforts together on successive nights to become Estern's gretest point-producer before his homecourt fens. The All-Americ cndidte's other sttisticl credentils ere s impresm ve s his scoring. Bfe's hitting n even 50 per cent of his shots, 79 of 358, end 77.3 per cent of his free throws, hitting 9 of 9. In one recent stretch, he bit 3 consecutive grtis tosses without miss, five short of n Estern mrk. He's lso the tem's top rebounder with 0.7 rebounds per gme, divided lmost eqully between the offensive nd defensive bords. Other key men in the Mroon ttck, who will be trying to improve Estern's -7 overll nd 5-3 OVC mrks, ginst the Blue Riders nd Governors re 6- Bill Wlton,.. nd, John. Crr, 9.. Crr, 57 per cent shooter, hs developed offensive constetency fter shky strt, scoring in double figures in the Mroons' lst three contests. Ije ** ng the OVC hi shooting, the Mroons re sinking! P * r - cen * their field gol ttem P ts nd verging potent 8. points per gme. Sttisticl weknesses hve been rebounding, where they hold mere 7. to 5.5 edge on the opposition, nd defense tht is llowing 79.6 points per cme. INTERMURALS The gymnstic dub will hold meeting this Mondy from 5 p-m. to 7 p.m. in the north end of the Wever Helth building. Anyone interested my ttend. The Intermuri bsketbll gmes scheduled for Tuesdy will be postponed until lter dte. PERFECT PRESSING-FOR YOU! Perfect is n bsolute word like never or lwys- So «ften. S or~»-^-ws thing is perfect, this usully mens he is completely stisfied with it New we don't wnt to sy tht we do perfect pressing. Tht would be brgging, wouldn't it? But we cn sy this: No mtter wht R is, no mtter whose M is, we go to work nd put out every effort to clen it nd spot it s thoroughly s we cn, giving k lf tht mchines nd solvents nd humn hnds cn do, nd then we'do the sme with press ng H. Creses where they belong, wrinkles out, Mne eliminted, fluffing up the np where needed, nd so forth, kf. " ' " ' When inspection shows tht it's "PERFECT" we hng it up, nd if s redy for you! If you wnt perfect pressing GALL OR BRING IT TO Modern Dry Cleners & Lundry 0 E. I rvine 30 Big Hil A ve. Wlton Prepres To Pss Estern gurd Bill Wlton looks s if he's getting redy to feed pss to center John Crr through the outstnding rms of Est Tennessee's Bill Tipton in Mondy night ction. The Mroons downed the visiting Buonneers Bodkin Pops 0 Mroons Show Scoring Punch By Tripping Mrshll A spectculr 0 point per- ttempts nd connected on 0 ern's rebounding with. Jerformnce by Eddie Bodkin led of foul shots. ry Blsby, who sw limited cthe Estern Mroons to 9S-88 The 0 points outburst sur- tion becuse of foul trouble, victory over Mrshll's Thunder- pssed his previous seson high grbbed off six. ing Herd Wednesdy night t of 37 scored ginst Hrvrd hi Alumni Coliseum. The win ws the Motor City Clssic. The totl - Bob Redd led the Mrshll the third In row for the M- ws only six short of the school scoring with 8. Bill Whltshell roons, nd it brought their over- record of 6, held by Jck Ad- dded 8 while George Stone ll record to -7. The victory ms, now the coch of Est- nd Orville Stepp tossed in 5 gve Estern revenge for n ern's freshmn tem. nd respectively. Redd ws erlier defet suffered t The Mroons never triled the gme's leveling rebounder the hnds of the Herd t Hunt- fter tking led lte in with 5. ington. the first hlf. Their lrgest led Bodkin, thee ft. 7 In. Ohio ws 3 t Vlley Conference scoring led- Besides Bodkin, John Crr with er from Hrrodsburg, enjoyed 6, nd Bill Wlton with scor Mjor Gen. Butler the finest night of his creer. ed In the double.figures for the He tossed In 5 of 8 field gol Mroons. Bodkin lso led Est- Puerto Ricns Invde Coliseum Tuesdy Night The Estern Mroons tke brek from their Ohio Vlley Confwmc.. =-.-in.ic t, their NCAA schedule Tuesdy night when they host the Puerto Rico Ntionl Bsketbll Tem In Alumni Coliseum. The Puerto Ricns, plying in the 96 Olympics, led the United Sttes by 0 points t the hlf before losing In the second period through lck of depth. Erlier this seson they posted win over Polnd, tem tht lost by only four to Brdley Brves. Estern coch Jim Bechtold, who hsn't hd n opportunity to scout the visitors, sys he expects " rel bsketbll gme. I'm sure these re outstnding plyers nd fns in this re cn expect good show." Ages on the Puerto Rlcn tem rnge from 30 (Bill Mc- Cdney, 6-7 ccountnt) to 7 (Adolfo Porrt, Jr., high school senior). Coch of the Puerto Ricns is Felix Joglr, figure in bsketbll for 30 yers, now regrded s one of the top coches In the Cribben-Ltin Americn re. McCdney is the tem's tllest mn, but the Puerto Ricns get blnced height from Ruben Adorno, 6-5, Jun Diz, 6-, nd Jime Fronter, 6-. The tem's verge height is 6-3, hs medin weight of 80 pounds, nd verges yers old. Tickets for the contest re ll generl dmission. There will be no reserved sets. Students will be dmitted for $ nd presenttion of ID crds, other tickets re $.50. Mroons Split With Morehed And Tech The Mroons conference hopes were lmost put out over the semester brek s they dropped "deoistbn to Tennessee Tech, but slipped by Morehed Rebounding gin told the story in the Mroon's third bounded Estern nd lso shot them 50 per cent to 0. Eddie Bodkin pumped in 3 points ginst Tech, hitting nine field gols nd 3 of 3 from the free-throw line. Bill Wlton dded 6 points nd Dick Clrk chipped in with 0. Estern found the rnge ginst Morehed s they shot phenomenl 58 per cent from the fleld-juttog 9 of 50 shots. STATE BANK nd TRUST COMPANY "Figure On Bnking With Us" CONVENIENT LOCATIONS MAIN STREET & BIG HILL AVENUE '!,' t,,,,,,,-,:i,,,, m i ii. i. j, j;i MM Morehed lso hd n exceptionlly good night s they connected 30 of 58 for hot 5.7 shooting percentge. John Crr scored his ll-time creer high for the Mroons s he hit 6 of 7 field gols nd wound up with 8 points. Bodkin gin led ll scorers with 6 points. Morehed led mroughout the first hlf nd the Mroons triled -87 t the hlf. The second hlf found the led chnging hnds times nd being tied 5 times. Estern took the led to sty with :5 to go s Crr hit Jumper to mke the score nd dded nother bucket to give the Mroons three-point led. See ttw world's onrj imj MtOOUuC CMMeri xctxofux FACTORY-AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE ELECTROLUX CORP. 65 E. MAIN PHONE 633-«65 To Spek Here ' (ConOne from Pge One) he ws nmed one of the three outstnding young men In Kentucky by the Kentucky Jycees. His mny decortions include the Distinguished Service Cross, Silver Str Medl, Purple Hert, Bponze Str Medl, Presidentil Unit Cittion, Combt Infntry Bdge, Americn Defense Medl, Americn Theter Medl, Victory Medl nd others. Honors received by Generl Butler Include Dnforth Fellowship, University of Kentucky; Jons Weil Memoril Scholrship; Reserve Officers Assocition Awrd; nd the Awrd of Merit by Gmm Sigm Delt, professionl griculture society. Militry Orgniztions tht he belongs to include Reserve Officers Associtlon-Dlllmn A. Rsn Chpter 5, Assocition of the United Sttes Army, Generl Stff Committee on USAR- NGUS Policy (Section 5 Committee), Militry Affirs Committee Louisville Chmber of Commerce, Armed Forces Advisory Committee of. Louisville, nd Militry Order of World Wrs. Estern Hosts Middl etenn. Tomorrow Austin Pey Mondy Estern's next two gmes find the Mroons fcing conference foes Middle Tennessee nd Austin Pey. Both of these re home gmes. Middle Tennessee Invdes Alumni Coliseum on Sturdy night The Blue Riders re currently In seventh plce In the Ohio Vlley Conference with -5 record, overll they stnd 6 nd 9. The Mroons defeted the Riders In n erlier meeting t Murfreesboro. Jy Cole, Junior college trnsfer, is the leding Blue Rider scorer sporting 5. points per gme verge. Bobby Gmer is not fr behind with 5. verge nd leds Middle Tennessee in field gol percentge, connecting on. of his shots. Ed Cnnon tops Riders rebounder with 3.3 grubs per contest. This figure rnks him third in the O. V. C. Austin Pey is riding In the conference cellr with -3 legue mrk. However, the Governors hve given Estern ll the Mroons could hndle in the two previous meetings between the tems. The Mroons won the first meeting in the OVC tournment t Louisville nd second time by 0-96 mrgin t Clrksville. Austin Pey employed full court zone press In both contests nd the Mroons cn prob- Mrshll (86) FG Stepp 6-9 Whetsell 7- Stone 6- Lngfitt -5 Redd 8- Allen f 0-0 Hicks Blnkenship.. 0- Jordn ~ 0-0 Totls 9-58 Estern (98) FG Bodkin 5-8 Bisbey -3 Crr 6- Wlton - Johnson - demons -7 Clrk -5 Totls 30-7 Estern ~ Mrshll FT P T -3 -C FT P T i7 86 bly expect more of the sme on Mondy night The Governors feture the fourth nd fifth leding scorers in the conference in Dennis Snyder nd Tommy Hed, verging 9.9 nd 8.9 respectively. Snyder lso stnds fourth in the legue in field gol percentges, hit- HJ ting 8 of 6 ttempts for 5.f per cent Both Snyder nd Hed rnk high in free throws, with, both verging over 90 per cent As tem the Governors re tops in the ntion to free percentge hitting on 59 of I chrity tosses for per of 80 per cent V - : Mroons Romp Over enn. The Estern Mroons pcedof his finest collegite gmes. by the fine performnces of Estern kept building onto this Jerry Bisbey nd Eddie Bodkin, led nd led by s much s defeted the Est Tennessee- points with 5:8 remining nd Bucneers Mondy nightj the Bucneers were unble to t Alumni Coliseum. The vie-" g e t" ny closer thn 6 frmo tory enbled the Mroons to tht pent with the finl texy hike their O. V. C. record to being '.'*,«5-3. The loss put Est Tennes- Estern ws led scoring ky see 6-9 on the seson nd -6 Eddfe Bodkin who tllied" 3 &nd In conference ply. Jerry Bisbey who hd. creer The sme strted out with high of 9. John Crr nd Estern drwing first blood on Wlton were the other ] 5 ft jump shot by Jerry Bis- roons hitting In double figui bey. A lyup by Fox tied the ech hving 0. Bisbey led score t ll. The Bucneers Mroons in the rebound d< took the led - but Estern ment with 5. Tommy? cme bck nd tied the score t pulled down gme high of. I - on hook shot by Bisbey. rebounds to led Est Tennes- For the next 3% minutes the see, while Bill Tipton'led the led chnged hnds three times. Bucs in scoring with 5.. J Blst Tennessee's lst tod of The grpplers trveled the gme cme t 3- with Morehed for wrestling'i 3:7 remining in the first nd w ere edged 9-6. hlf on tip-in by Woods. A wrestling tem lost the Jumper by Crr with :5 put pound clss by forfeit nd the Mroons hed -3 nd five point deficit ws the n on top to sty. The Mroons fctor in their losing the led the shooting of Bodkin nd tire meet. Mrty Wllllgen Wlton built this led to 39- Joe Howrd both pinned t 30 hlftime dvntge. opponents whtle Mike MeCle The second hlf opened up nd Jim Hicomb won by with the Mroons dding on to cision. Rndy Bird nd.} their fret hlf led. A hooker Mr both lost by decision by Bodkin with 5:3 remin- while Bob Morison ws pinned: ing put them on top by nil The loss evened the wrestlers this is s close s Est Tennes- record t two wins rid t»o see could get throughout the defets. They will wrestle Mrreminder of the second hlf. shll University tomorrow nd The second hlf chrge ws tod will try to even the series wwi by Jerry Bisbey, who nd 3 of th* 'Hrd. < : his 9 points, nd plying one Colonel Drive In HOME OF (COL. SANDERS RECIPE) KENTUCKY Fried Chicken North Americ's Hospitlity Dish^A For the gpy who'd rther drive thn fly: CheveUe THE CHEVROLET WAY AflH»*ofcnntuMlc...t7OTmrt^ This is bort Chereile very pedl bulging hood, blck grille nd red stripe njtettree. Strt it up nd you're ted i * JH Turbo-Jet V8. 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6 iv V * Trck Tem Redy For Mson-Dixon Meet Trck coch, Connn gmith, reveled little bit more of his Mroon thincld squd Sturdy t the Illinois Open Indoor Trck, Meet. The results were impressive. Erlier, Smith uncloked prt of his tem in the Ornge Bowl Trck Meet. Their next big outing will be the Mson-Dixon Relys. Most imoresmve 0 me Mroon wins t the Illinois meet WM Swedish-born. Ken Andersson's :.* mile effort on the indoor ovl. The victory cme ginst field of 0, including Tennessee's SEC chmpion Rocky Soderberg, nd Illinois' AJ Crius. Big Ten chmp two yers go. "Andersson's time ws exceptionl for n indoor meet, especilly lliis erly," 8mlth sid. "He-II go well under :0 this spring." But, Andersson wsn't Estern's onlv high finish in the mile. Fellow Swede Jn Hlth ws fourth t :6, nd defending OVC chmp Lrry Whlen ws fifth t :8, both good times for n. indoor mile. Another kev win ws posted by Wilbert Dvis, trnsfer competing unttched who will MORRIS WELLS Brber Shop be eligible for tem competition in the next meet. Dvis set field house record with pole vult of 6-3 fc, nd.high Jumped 6-. Dvis will pole vult over 6 feet, high jump 6-8, nd brod jump better thn feet this spring, sys Smith. "He' one of the gretest trck thletes this conference will hve ever seen," the coch sid. Hurdler Crey Gues, lwys good In intermedite to long hurdle events, snowed improved snort distnce form in the H yrd highs with third plce time of 8.. Winning time In the event ws 8.. Smith ws lso plesed with his mile rely tem's 3: fifth plce finish. "They hd ll run in other events," he sid, "nd were tired. But, it's still good time for this erly in the seson." Lst seson the Mroon mile rely sud set new OVC record with time of 8:., better thn the NCAA college-division record. "We'll run with nyone in the country this spring," Smith sid. "This rely ' tem will run under 3:0. The NCAA university division is 3:07.." Specilizes In Collegite Style Heir Curs Wfer St., next to the Bus Sttion On Cmpus V Wth Mx hujmn Wy the uthor of "Rtty Round the Flg. Boytl", "Dobie Oillii," etc.) ROOMMATES: THEIR CAUSE AND CURE You'd think tht with ll the progress we hve mde in the eduction gme, somebody would hve found cure fof roommtes'by ow - ^ut no - Roommtes remin big Diem tody s they were when Ethn Mther founded ret Americn college. I ontrry to populr belief, Hrvrd w not the first' Hther strtedjiis institution some 00 yers erlier. iiuite n insfitittion it ws, let me tell you I Mr. Mther!,. schools of iiberrrts, fine rts, dentistry nd tn- Jrfle built lcrosse stdium tht seted 00,000.' Everywhere on cmpus ws emblzoned the stirring Ltin p> CAVE MUSS-"Wtch out for moose." The stuy union contined bowling lley, weighing me, nd sixteen-chir brber shop.). l ws this lst feture the brber shop tht, ls, Jight Mr. Mther's college to n erly end. The student bonv, being drwn chiefly from the nerby countryside, wiisjcomposed lmost entirely of Pequot nd Iroquois Indins' who, ls, hd no need of brber shop. They brided the hirontopof their heds, nd s for the hir on their fces, they hd none. The brber, Trembltt Follicle bynme, grew so depressed string dy fter dy t 6 empty chirs tht one dy his mind gve wy. Seizing his vibrto r, Jie rn outside nd shook the entire cmpus till it crumbled to dust. This lter becme known s Pickett's Chrge.) But I digress. We were exploring wys for you nd your roommte to stop hting ech other. This is dmittedly difficult but not impossible if you will both bend bit, give little. I remember, for exmple, my own college dys (Berlitz '08). My roommte ws, J think you will llow, even less greeble thn most. He ws Tibetn nmed Ringdipg who8» ntive customs, while indisputbly colorful, were not entirely endering. Mrk you, I didn't mind so much the gong ho struck on the hour or the Btring of firecrckers he set off on the hlf hour. I didn't even mind tht he singed chicken fethers every dusk nd dybrek. Wht I did mind'ws tht he singed them in my ht.^ r lb be fir, he w not totlly tken with some of my» hbits either especilly my hobby of collecting wter. I hd no jrs t the time, so I just hd to stck the wter ny-old-where. { Well, sir, things grew stedily cooler between Ringding nd me, nd they might ctully hve gotten ugly hd we not ech hppened to receive pckge from home one dy. Ringding opened his pckge, pused, smiled shyly t me, nd offered me gift. i "Thnk you," I sid. "Wht is it?" "Yk butter," he sid. "You put it in your hir. In, Tibetn we cll it gree see kidstuff." "Well now, tht's mighty friendly," I sid nd offered him gift from my pckge."now you must hve one of mine/v "Thnk you," he sid. "Wht is this clled V "Personn Stinless Steel Rzor Bldes," I sid. "I will try one t once," he sid. And did. "Wowdow!" he cried. "Never hve I hd such smooth/ close, comfortble shve I" "Ah, but the best is yet I" I cried. "For you will get mny, mny smooth, close, comfortble shves from your Personn Blde ech one nerly s smooth, close, nd comfortble s the first!" "Wowdow!" he cried. ' "Moreover," I cried, "Personn Bldes come both in Double Edge style nd Injector style!" "8ort of mkes mn feel humble," he sid. "Yes," I sid. We were both ilent then, not trusting-ourselves to X Silently we clsped hnds, friends t lst, nd I m [id to sy tht Ringding nd I remin friends to this Ve exchnge crds ech Christms nd firecrckers " surth of July. * tlbahusm ffereonn Stinletg Steel Blde* who tponsor etimet nercoutlp re leo the mkers of irmm Shve took* rln t round n other Me l/t regulr or menthol. Be kind to your TfAM Intrmurl Schedule Wt-hwks Minks Dles Rils Tckett Riders Bulldogs Bevers Ddbets Downtowners Morgn Shoem's 5 Nuto O-C Hstfteld P*tro*v FitepeArfck Clouds T**ns Sigm Chi Delt Stephens All-Strs Huns Hornets Adms COURT Mondy, F.bru.ry s 3 Tuesdsy, Februry CSrde K Wets Chrgers Brbrins Pcuny Royls Betles HrHMlHe Hedomst Pckers PEMM J.R. Fmous 5 Ring Deng Doo's Miners Hotdogs Off -Cmpus Brves Flshers Rompers Wsh, C.-Md Timers Pnthers Celtics Wednesdy, Fefcrury 3 Zuneich Ooldffrvgers Me«s Bercts Werhwk Tckett Minks Bui Mogs Bombers Blsers Bevers Morgn Dedbets Nuts Dodgers Blue Bomber so-g Fitzptrick Greens Ynk* Clouds Stephens Butchers Bever Corps 3»» Thursdy, Februry Dles Rils 69'ers Riders Brbrins Downtowners- Royls Shoemn-s 5 HUlinllies) Hstfteld Peckers FWrotte-j. R. Titns Hotdogs Sigm Chi Delt Breves Miners Rompers Ail-Strs Adms Hum Old Timers J Hdrnets Celtics Bodkin Could Brek TIME 0:00 i &O0?:00 Record One Gme Erly Eddie Bodkin my become Estern's leding ll-time scorer gme erlier thn expected t lest his homecourt Alumni Coliseum fns no P c so. The 6-7 Hrrodsburg senior, who is verging 5.0 points per gme, ws expected to ctch ssistnt coch Jck Adms in rod encounter with Murry Feb. 9, but 0-point outburst ginst Mrshll Wed nesdy night pushed him within 65 points of Adms' mrk. And, the Mroons hve two more gmes in Alumni.Coliseum before they tke to the rod. A third encounter, ginst the Puertp'Rico-Rtionl Bsketbll Tem,' wtll be plyed here Tues dy, but sttistics will not be counted. Bodkin, who strted the se SOB with 995 creer points, now hs,00, with seven gmes to go. Adms' scored,0 In tnree sesons from The Mroons fce Middle Tennessee Sturdy nd Austin Pey Mondy In Alumni Coliseum clshes, nd Bodkin needs to verge' 37.6 In the two gmes to tie Adms, 8.0 to go hed. Tht's tll order for nyone, hut Bodkin hs scored 8 points, or better, In seven of 8 gmes this yer, getting more thn 30 on four occsions. He needs only to put two such efforts together on successive nights to become Estern's gretest point-producer before his homeoourt fns. The All-Americ cndidte's other sttisticl credentils re s impressive s nis scoring. He's hitting n even 60 per cent of his shots, 79 of 358, nd 77.3 per cent of bis free throws, hitting 9 of 9. In one recent stretch, he hit 3 consecutive grtis tosses without miss, five short of n Estern mrk. He's lso the tem's top rebounder with 0.7 rebounds per gme, divided lmost eqully between the offensive nd defensive bords. Other key men In the Mroon ttck, who will be trying to improve Estern's -7 overll nd 5-3 OVC mrks, ginst the Blue Riders nd Governors re - Bill Wlton,., nd 6-9 John Crr, 9.. Crr, 5.7 per cent shooter, ns developed offensive consis ;00! tency fter shky strt, scoring in double figures in the Mroons' lst three contests. Other regulr performers, d ding blnce to the Mroon ttck, re 9-8 Jerry Bisbey, 8., 6-8 Dick Clrk, 7.6, 6- Free Johnson, 7.3, nd 6-0 Doug Clemmons, 6.9. Reserve plvotmn Grfleld Smith, who hs seen limited ction in recent weeks, hs dropped from double-figure verge to 7.8 points per gme. Leding the OVC in shooting, the Mroons re sinking 7. per cent of their field gol ttempts nd verging potent 8. points per gme. Sttisticl weknesses nve been rebounding, where they hold mere 7. to 5.5 edge on the opposition, nd defense tht is llowing 79. points per gme. Complete Repir Fcilities for. T. V. STEREO, HOME & CAR KIRK'S T. V. & RADIO SERVICE N. nd FREE PARKING! Visit Our New Ldles' Redy-to-Wer Deprtment on our new Blcony! Register for FREE Skirt nd Blouse to be given wy #yery Sturdy night! Eels Splsh To Split In Four-Meet Trip Esterns trveling Eels hves:30). The Wlker brothers nd recently 'completed four swim- Chrlie Tndy ech scored 0 ming meets during the semes- P ints r *o '«<> the winning ef- ter brek ginst the University of Georgi. Emory University, 8t. Louis University n were victorious ginst Emory U. (57-38) nd St. Louis University (69-5) but were reversed by U. of G. (55-0) nd EvnsviHe College (57-38). This brings the tnkmen to 5- record. GEORGIA The Estern swimmers built -3 led in the first four events but Georgi cme bck strong to go hed 3-30 with only three events left in the meet. The well blnced Georgi tem then took three stright first plces to defet the Eels. High point mn for,eksc ws soph distnce swimmer Bill Wlker with IS points. EMORY EKSC'g splshers smrting from their loss to Georgi took their vengence ginst host Emory. Brothers Bob nd Bill Wlker set pool records in the 00 brest stroke (Bob :3.3) nd the 500 yd. Freestyle (BUI Roy E. Gibson Cdet Honoree Roy E. Gibson ws chosen Cdet of the Week by the Militry Science Deprtment this week. He represents "A" Compny. Gibson is freshmn biology mjor from Sidney, Ohio. He is the son of Mr. nd Mrs. Arnold Gibson. AWSfeoR. YoRlCK., HE COULD MAVEMADE IT -WiTrl CLIFF'S TVcTFS isn't hrd when you let Cliffs Notes be your guide. Cliff's Notes expertly summrize nd explin the plot nd Chrcters of more thn 3 mjor plys nd novels including Shkespere's works. Improve your understnding-nd your grdes. Cll on Cliff's Notes for help in ny literture course., 5 Titles in ll-mong them these fvorites: Hmlet Mcbeth Scrlet Letltr Tle of Two Cities Moby Dick Return of the Ntive The Odyssey Julius Cesr Crime nd Punishment The Ilid Greet Expecttions Huckleberry Finn Kins Henry IV Prt I * Wuthenni Heights Kins Ler Pride nd Prejudice Lord Jim Othello Gulliver's Trvel! Lors) ol thtfnti $ t your bookseller or writei turrtsn.sk. tttkitisuut.ucm.ikkr.usn ST. LOUIS The Eels esily bet host St. Louis by winning 0 of first plces. Two pool records were lowered in the 00 yd. Medley Rely nd the 00 IM. The rely tem recorded :03.8 nd ws composed of Bill Wlker. Bob Wlker, Fred Brtlett nd Chrlie Tndy. The old mrk ws :09.. Bill Wlker cme bck three events lter to scrtch the old 00 IM pool mrk from :. to :.8. Bob French, frosh from Cincinnti, Ohio, ws high with 0 points. Following, close behind ws senior Phil Stoffey who just recently Joined the tem with nine points. EVANSVUXE EvnsviHe College's Indin Conference swimming chmpions proved to hve too much depth for the EKSC Eels in tight bttle. Estern mnged to sty -37 behind with two but one point in finishing. Ailing Rick Hill, swimming with very little prctice, showed signs of recovery by finishing third In two events. Johnny Wrren, little All Americn diver, showed unusul finesse on the three-meter bord to win esily. Wrren finished 8th in the NCAA finls lst yer. Estern's next home meet will be tomorrow when the powerful University of Cincinnti tnkmen come to Richmond t p.m. UC hs been the Missouri for the lst four yers. All- Americn bckstroker Jck Zkim is their leding tem member. Zklm hs recorded :0 for the 00 yd. bckstroke. Estern's pool record is :.8. RICHMOND-KENTUCKY FRIDAY - SATURDAY ^ "S»n. * MOB. - Toes. - e»»no800oooe»»" mm,, Tom DOUCE Jones AM IN BUSINESS TOGETHER! TECHNICOLOR PANAVISI0N FASTMAhCLllUK eeoo ooooooooooooi Strrs Wednesdy! JAMES BOND DOES IT EVERYWHERE! TMUNDERIMU; I puuvitem -mmmmsmikmit Mke your trip to Europe py tor Htell. FAYING JOBS IN EUROPE Luxembourg jobs (office, retort, frm, fctory, etc.) re vilble in Europe with wges to $00. Trvel grnts re given to ech pplicnt. Send J (hndling nd irmil) to Oept. T, Americn Student Informtion Service, Ave. de l Liberte, Grnd Duchy of Luxembourg for 36-pge illustrted booklet giving ll jobs nd ppliction forms. r -. Fridy, Feb. II, 966 Estern Progress Pge I GUESTS AT YESTERDAY'S OPEN HOUSES... Stte Sen- tor nd Mrs. Wilson Plmer of Cynthin, stnd before f og» the new eight-story men's dormitory on the cmpus of nottg Estern nmed for Mr. Plmer, member of the Estern (hm*' Bord of Regents. Open house ws held t both new hells yesterdy, beginning t p.m. Golden Rule Cfe HOME COOKING You Are Alwys Welcome SOUTH FIRST STREET Your New York Life Agent on the Cmpus GEORGE RIDINGS, Jr. CLASS OF '9 New York Life Insurnce Compny Beoninsrton Court Life Insurnce Group Insurnce Annuities Heltn Insurnce Pension Plns BURGER BROIL The Home of the Fmous 5c Hmburgers nd French Fries. Shkes: Vnill Strwberry Chocolte Broiling mkes the difference. West Min Street Richmond, Ky. Gip Porke sys: " gret economy crs Simc nd VW but which gives you more?" SIMCA HAS: More horsepower thn VW. 83 mptr (bsed on reoet proving ground tests). More leg, hip, shoulder, nd luggge spce, thnks to Simc's squred-off design. Two more doors for esy ins nd outs. More vlue. More fun. RICHMOND MOTOR COMPANY W. Min St. Dil 63-5V CJl or See Gip Prke or Letter Eversole CONGRATUATIONS TO A PROGRESSIVE EASTERNI Erl B. nd Ruth H. Bker Relty Co. 'The Relible Rel Estte Co. Serving Growing Richmond' Estern Shopping Ptz Bker Heights Subdivision Greenwy Heights Subdivision 58 Bker Ct * 7JT. ->T ~ i "*Wl Ui<f, 9" m ' m ccsjjp 3 '-" rw *e*w li jet,jw;i sj w < -ft, uy-e ) -...M <;.*e "M>0tJ :J!KOq nm s io<na I i'fw.i" u }v.t.x Joojs o-v-o*, J..'iv/ jnids TU JJAO.^J k

7 Pge «Estern Progress Fridy. Feb. II, 966 fid. Trnsfer, New Students Voice Opinions Of Estern BARBARA DONNELL Progress Stff Writer This semester Estern is host to number of new students. Some of these re encountering; the mny phses of college life for the first time while others re trnsfer students, inevitbly compring Estern to other colleges they hve ttended. Sissy Bldwin, 9 yer old trnsfer student from Pris, declres th previling- tmos- phere of Estern to be wrm nd mible. In comprison to the school she previously ttended Sissy, freshmn,, finds tht our fculty members seem to tke much greter interest in the students. She is most cnlhusiustic bout the reltively short distnce between the dorms nd the clssroom buildings. Dnny Rmsey, n Art mjor from Lexington, ws lit- Cnfield Motors OLDSMOBILE All Mkes Serviced Across Frcn Krogers Phone Elder's Finl Reductions On All Winter Merchndise! WE MUST MAKE ROOM FOR OUT SPRING AND SUMMER MERCHANDISE ARRIVING DAILY... SO OUR LOSS IS YOUR GAIN! LADIES' BETTER DRESSES. SKIRTS, BLOUSES AND SWEATERS V PRICE LADY MANHATTAN BLOUSES. DISCONTIN- UED STYLES 3-00 And.00 LADIES' JACQUELINE AND CONNIE SHOES. (NOT ALL SIZES), Reduced 5.00 Men's CARDIGAN SWEATERS to 9.88 MEN'S ALL WEATHER AND CORDUROY COATS. ZIP OUT LINING. A REAL BUY! REDUCED $9.88 SO HURRY TO ELDER'S THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY FOR THE STORE-WIDE REDUCTIONS! ELDER'S Richmond's Fmily Store Since 893 tie more cutious when sked his opinion of Estern. He feels tht he "hsn't relly been here long enough to know," but he does think tht the cfeteri food leves quite bit to be desired. Another new Freshmn, Ron Bttle, from Louisville, hs nothing to sy bout Estern tht isn't complimentry. Lrry Dcnsmore, n Industril Arts mjor from Germntown, Ohio, lso thinks tht Estern "is very good school." Another trnsfer student is Rhod Lusk, sophomore from Louisville. Rhod, who hs twin lredy enrolled t Estem, especilly likes dormitory life on our cmpus. However, she does find Estern little dull fter ttending two "prly schools." Susn Fouts. Freshmn from Hzrd, lso feels tht socil ctivities on cmpus re rther limited, but she sys tht the people re very cordii Wnd Woodyrd, junior When you cn't fford to be dull, shrpen your wits with NoDoz TM NoDoz Keep Alert Tblets fight off the hzy, lzy feelings of mentl sluggishness. NoDoz helps restore your nturl mentl vitlity...helps quicken physicl rections. You become more nturlly lert to people nd conditions round you. Yet NoDoz is s sfe s coffee. Anytime...when you cn't fford to be dull shrpen your wits with NoDoz. SAFE AS COFFEE trnsfer student' from Sue Bennett College, London, thinks tht ttending' lrger college is gret experience for her Although Wnd is hving difficult time I djusting to cmpus life, she "cn't believe tht everybody :s so friendly nd helpful." Andrew Vogel, Freshmn from Cincinnti, Ohio, grees with her on thin point. He cme to Estern becuse it is smll, nd is impressed with the fciities offered in comprison to the size of Die college. Ry Deton. Newport, describes Estern students s "funny, but in nice wy." Ry, University of. Kentucky trnsfer, is drzft mjor. This is his first experience with dormitory life nd finds tht living with so mny othet people is the biggest djustment he must mke. «- A Junior trnsfer student, Jnice Crig, seems to express universl opinion mong trnsfer students when she sttes tht n orienttion progrm should be set up for them, Jnice is from Midwy Junloi College. Midwy. Dennis derm, Freshmn from Erlnger, simply feels tht Estern is "OK." Drrell Aldridge, Freshmn griculture mjor from Shelbyvtue, ws nother of the new students who were wed by the hospitlity of Estern. However, it seems tht his rnir difficulty is result of this friendliness on cmpus. He cn never find telephone tht is not in use, nd believes very strongly tht more phones should be instlled In the dormitories. From the enthusistic ttiby Interested students, so your suggestions nd criticisms would tudes of these nd other new students in response to thetr ' be gretly pprecited. opinions of Estern, it seems Who's Who Eight people constitute the likely tht they will hve few problems djusting to life- on. our cmpus. It, lso, is evident tht they will be benefit to Estern s Estern is in turn beneficil to them. Signup With Plcement Office. < It Is very Importnt for you to sign-up with the Plcement Bureu in the immedite tw ture. On-cmpuB interviews re continuing in the Plcement Office nd ll grduting seniors should tke dvntge of these opportunities to interview with numerous recruiters from industry, bust-' ness, nd school systems throughout the United Stte*. Student Code Needs Cmpus Interest By LEAH 8TREHLOW. To be ignornt leves one with miserble feeling. The students hd no Ide until few dys go wht the Student Code is or wht benefits it could provide for them. It ws thought the Code involved more rules tht students would hve to follow. If the students didn't follow the rules given to them in tne form of booklet, they would be summoned before the Court mde up of students their ge. Who would wnt his peers to decide how strong the punishment should be? It didn't seem fir tht one student or group of students should be eligible to hold tht much power. Students were ginst the Student Code nd its Student Court. Why, for the pst three or lour yers, hve other students been lying the foundtion for' Student Code nd trying to influence collegins to ccept it? Getting A Bettor Del The Student Code Committee feels tht every student hs certin rights tht shouldn't be overlooked or disregrded. This Code seeks to Identify, to determine, nd to gurntee these rights. The students will be wre of their rights becuse ech will be Issued booklet s soon s the Code is pproved nd put into effect. - Since the student body is interdependent, ech of us is expected to vlue nd to protect the welfre of ll concerned. The Code cn only be effective Student Code committee. Its members re: Den Brdley; Dr. Quentin Keen; Mr. Donld Henricxson; Mike Cmpbell, Supreme Court Justice; Sylvi Rmsey; Gordon Jennings; Bill Rker, Chirmn; nd Hugh Burkett, ex-offlcio member. The student members were ppointed by Student Council, nd the fculty members were ppointed by President Robert R. Mrtin. The Committee hs Written to seven colleges known to hve student codes nd sked for their impression of the effectiveness of student court, their policies, nd the formultion of their codes. These colleges re: University of Indin; Vnderbilt University; University of Colordo ; Msschusetts Stte Techers College; Texs Christin University; Clremont College ;; nd Southern University Student Government Associ tlon. Future Plns As soon s these letters re received the Committee will study the methods employed by other colleges. They will study their opinions nd compile existing cmpus procedures nd policies set up by the other colleges mentioned bove. Tnts committee lso hopes to mke vilble to the Student Body n explntion of the Student Codes nd the function of the Student Court in order to cler up ny questions tht my rise. The Committee hopes the students will tke enough interest to find out wht the Code is nd how Student Court cn benefit them* The student co- opertion in implementing the Code will help unite the student body. Plmer And Cly Hold Open House Open house introduced the public to multi-million-dollr t Plmer nd Sidney Cly hlls on the expnding Estern cmpus Sundy., The public wis invited to tour with student, guides the two buildings t simultneous open houses, ccording to President Mrtin. Ceremonies of the dy pogn with luncheon t :30 p.m. honoring Louisville bnker Sidney Cly nd Mrs. Cly Give Your Cor Chnce to Strt! Buy ARTtC FLOW GAS GUARD 5c Stops Line Freeze Up Removes wter from crburetor, gs line. fuel pump. WESTERN AUTO Behind the Courthouse m LANTER MOTOR CO. 8 WEST IRVINE STREET Just Around the Corner from the Court House Specilists in Motor Tune-Up, Crburetor nd Ignition Work, Also Trnsmission nd Generl Repir. "The Smll Shop with the Big Reputtion" Dil 63-3 Stte sentor nd Mrs. Wilson Plmer of Cynthln. Others ttending were representtives of the contrctors, Hrgett Construction Compny, Lexington (Cly HU), nd White nd Congleton, Lexington (Plmer); rchitects Lewis nd Henry, Lexington (Cly), nd Brock, Johnson k Romnowitz, Lexington (Plmer>; together with representtives of w fculty nd dministrtion. Sidney Cly Hll, the women's dormitory for 0 students Is stories high on site fcing Kit Crson Drive Just behind Burnm Hll. Cly Hll contins cfeteri long; with lounges nd n outdoor ptio. Cost ws bout S million. The new elght-tory men's dormitory, Plmer Hll, Is locted t the corner of Prk nd Kit Crson Drives. R cost ws $,5,000 nd it houses more thn 300 men students. Both new dormitories re modern In design nd re ir-conditioned. They re the ninth nd tenth new dormitories completed t Estern since 960. To Europe Below $00 Your summer in Europe for less thn 00 (including trnsporttion). For the first time in trvel history you cn buy directly from the Tour Wholesler sving you countless.dollrs. 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