Eastern Kentucky University - Milestone Yearbook (Richmond, KY)

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Grillology is Favorite Pastime 1 W L-2 - 1 p f ■ ' SBH JrC i M P ■ V ' v -Hi P r wL «J Hi i ' ll Iwt Wi HP ; Sji ■» ii ■jr If 4, u | 1 Students relaxed in the Main Grille with music and dancii The Main Grille, located at the center of the campus in the Student Union Building, was a popular meeting place during students ' free time. Crazy costumes were the word as Sigma Tau Pi, the fraternity for commerce majors and minors, initiated pledges.

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Band Day Is Biggest Ever in Kentucky Eastern had its biggest parade ever on Band Day. Fea- tured were some sixty bands composed of about 3,5 00 musicians from all parts of the Commonwealth. After the parade, tired band members gathered in the Martin Hall parking lot for a chicken dinner furnished by the college. Visiting bandsmen cheered the Maroon gridders to a victory over visiting East Tennessee. 26

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Eastern is Building for the Future Looking ahead could well be the theme for Eastern ' s comprehensive building program. In anticipation of a greater enrollment, the program has been expanded to meet the needs of the future. The changes taking place may mean in- convenience todav, but the Eastern student of the future will be studying in one of the most modern institutions in the South. IE) Slj IS IS is B i :s l « 111 IS SI isl si sil lu :t 1 aj.RJ m m Combs Hall, newest addition to the men ' s dormitory facilities, was completed and occupied in the spring. The hall was named for Mr. Earle B. Combs, veteran member of the Board of Regents. Beautiful, modern McGregor Hall, located at the west end of Hanger Stadium, was the most recent women ' s dormitory to be completed. Named for Thomas B. Mc- Gregor, member of the Board of Regents, the new dormitory ' is air-conditioned throughout. Eastern went up, up, up! Giant areas of construction were readily visible from all parts of the campus.