Eastern Kentucky University - Milestone Yearbook (Richmond, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1946 volume:

KENTUCKIANA John Wilson Townsend Room EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY RICHMOND • b U ° 3 KENTUCKY £C TWENTY-THIRD EDITION OF THE MILESTONE Published by Senior Class Eastern Kentucky State Teachers College HERBERT SEARCY— Editor TINA TYLER— Business Manager JAMES H. SMITH— Art Editor FREDERIC P. GILES— Sponsor Page 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Buildings Features Classes Organizations Athletics A dministration and Faculty Dedication The Milestone of 1946, Fortieth Anniversary Year- book of our beloved Alma Mater, is in honor and deepest gratitude dedicated to the men and women of Eastern who wore their country ' s uniform in perilous days; to the dead who lie beneath white crosses in many lands and in ships of proud memory beneath many seas; to the wounded who linger in hospitals awaiting their day of restoration to health and home; to those who yet stand guard at home or over-seas to keep inviolate the victory; to the many who have returned to their families, their work, and their campus, determined to match the bitter sacrifice of war with as courageous and unremitting devotion to enduring peace. Page 5 Page 6 STUDENT UNION BUILDING Page S ROARR SCIENCE BUILDING Page 9 CAMMACR BUILDING ARTS BUILDING Page 11 WEAVER HEALTH BUILDING Page 12 _._ HANGER STADIUM Page 13 ADMINISTRATION BUILDING Page 1+ PRESIDENT ' S HOME Page 15 MENS DORMITORIES CRABBE LIBRARY SULLIVAN HALL BURNAM HALL Page 19 Pa?e 20 i ' Mfo| |t4 Miss Eastern Page 22 MILDRED ESTES Page 23 s Attendant MARIE RIHERD Page 2+ m Sr w i ) Attendant RUTH RICE Page 25 Mr. Popularity GOEBEL RITTER Page 27 Miss Popularity DORIS JOHNS mm k 5 f 1 Sweethearts ' Ball King and Queen FRED and EILEEN LEWIS Page 29 Page 30 Page 31 JAMES H. SMITH President HERBERT SEARCY Vice-President JUANITA J. HICKEY Secretary MARY D. STEELEY T reasurer Page 33 FREDERIC P. GILES Sponsor i i LEONARD C. McDOWELL, B.S. IRVINE Industrial Arts, Art Men ' s Glee Club, Alpha Rho Tau, Little Theatre Club, Veterans Club, Milestone Staff. DOROTHY CARRELL, B.S. BUECHEL Chemistry, Math Math Club, Little Theatre Club. JACK C. FIFE, B.S. RICHMOND Industrial Arts Band, Veterans Club, Industrial Arts Club. SARA DAN WALKER, B.S. RICHMOND Home Economics Home Ec Club GEORGIA LEE RAMSEY, B.S. WHITLEY CITY Home Economics Home Ec Club, V-Pres. ; Kyma Club, Photo Club, Madrigal Club, Orchestra, W.R.H.O., V-Pres.j Who ' s Who Among- Students. EDWIN HOWARD, B.S. WALLINS Commerce Photo Club, Sigma Tau Pi, Harlan County Club, Veterans Club, Band. RCTH RICE, B.S. SANDY HOOK Commerce jina Tau Pi, World Affairs Clmi TINA MARIE TYLER, A.B. MCROBERTS English, Biology, History Kappa Delta Pi, Canterbury Club, Sec; Milestone, Bus. Mgr.; Pro- gress, Methodist Youth Fellowship, Pres.; Who ' s Who Among Students. SENIORS BETTY STILL, A.B BELLEVUE Music M adrigal Club, Band, Ore hestra, Li ttle The atre Club, K lppa Delta Pi , World Affairs. HELEN HAM MACK, B.S. CORBIN Home Economics Home Ec Club, Madrigal Club, Little Theatre Club. MARIE RIHERD, B.S CAVE CITY Commerce World Affairs Club, Treas.; Sigma Tau Pi, V-Pres.; W.R.H.O., Who ' s Who Among Students. JAMES HAROLD SMITH, A.B. CLOSPLINT Art, Social Science Alpha Rho Tau, World Affairs Club, Harlan County Club, V- Pres.; Veterans Club, Milestone Staff, Progress Staff, Pres. Senior Class. famAm mhAm mm 1 1 mum j (1 Mi ROBERT RYLE, A.B. COVINGTON Social Science World Affairs Club, Pres. ; West- minster Fellowship, Pres.; Progress Editor, Canterbury Club, Little Theatre Club, Milestone Staff, Kappa Delta Pi, Who ' s Who Among Students, Regents ' Medal for Oratory. LEMA JANE AKER, B.S. MACKVILLE Science Photo Club, Progress S t a f i YWCA, W.R.H.O. Pres. HERBERT SEARCY, A.B. CARROLLTON English, History, Spanish Canterbury Club, V-Pres. ; Little Theatre Club, Sec.-Treas.; Kappa Delta Pi, Sec.-Treas.; YMCA, World Affairs, Progress Staff, V- Pres. Senior Class, Belles Lettres Editor, Milestone Editor, Who ' s Who Among Students. BEVERLY MOSELEY, A.B. MILLERSBURG Music, Art, French Madrigal Club, Pres., Sec; Kyma Club, Band, W.R.H.O., Sec; Who ' s Who Among Students. Page 35 SENIORS RALPH K. STEELEY, B.S. CORBIN Chemistry, Mathematics Pres. Math Club, Veterans Club. WILHELMINA B. MILLER, B.S. HARTLEY Elementary Education Kappa Delta Pi, Pres.; World Affairs Club, YWCA, Kyma Club. MARJORIE ALLEN LEA, B.S. BROOKSVILLE Elementary Education YWCA, World Affairs Club. GUY HATFIELD, B.S. RAVENNA Biology, History Canterbury Club, Caduceus Club, V-Pres.; Little Theatre Club, Vet- erans Club, V-Prcs. ; Milestone Staff, Progress Staff, Band, Or- chestra. MARY D. BRAFFORD STEELEY CORBIN Kappa Delta Pi, Senior Class, Sec, Uxores Bellorum. GOEBELENE HARROD, B.S. FRANKFORT Physics Club. Math Club, Photo Club, YWCA. ROY DAWN, A B. COVINGTON Music, History Affairs Cub, Photo Cub. ; Bind, Orchestra, Men ' s FRANCES BURLESON, A.B. WAYNESBURG Music Madrigal Club, Treas. ; Kyim Club, Band, Orchestra, YWCA. SENIORS LOUISE SHEARER, B.S. SOMERSET Elementary Education B.S.U. Council, V-Pres.; Kappa Delta Pi, Orchestra, Madrigal Club. IVAN MAGGARD, B.S. RICHMOND Health, Physical Education Veterans Club, E Club, Kym, Club, Milestone Staff. MARGARET JESSEE, A.B. MIDDLESBORO English, Art Madrigal Club, Canterbury Club, VWCA, Belles Lettres, Editor. JEAN HOWARD, B.S. PINEVILLE Home Economics Home Ec Club, YWCA, Kyma Club. NICHOLAS K. BREWER, B.S. CHEVROLET Agriculture, Social Science Veterans Club, Pres.; Harlan County Club. DOROTHY F. LAWSON, B.S. RICHMOND Home Economics Home Ec Club, Kyma Club, VWCA. ERNESTINE MARIE PARK, B.S. PINEVILLE Chemistry, Mathematics Photo Club, Math Club, Alpha Zeta Kappa, Sec; Sophomore Award for Scholarship. DAN J. DOUGHERTY, B.S. RICHMOND Industrial Arts SENIORS Page 37 TED BENEDETT, B.S. ELM GROVE, W. VA. Industrial Arts, Physical Education E Club, Veterans Club. FAVE ELEANOR MILLS, B.; PINEVILLE Chemistry FREDA MASON, A.B. LEXINGTON English, History Canterbury Club, Kyina Club. HARVEY T. WELLS, A.B. WHITESVILLE English, History Canterbury Club, Veterans Club, Baptist Student Union, Milestone Staff. MURIEL MADDOX, A.B. MAYSVILLE Music Madrigal Club, Band, Orchestra. THOMAS J. O ' HEARX, B.S. CRAB ORCHARD Industrial Arts, Art Photo Club, Catholic Club, Vet- erans Club. HENRIETTA MILLER, B.S. VALLEY STATION Elementary Education World Affairs Club, W.R.H.O. CAROL HOURIGAX, A.B. LEBANON Social Science Madrigal Club, BSU Council, Pres.; VWCA, World Affairs Club. SENIORS Page 38 JEANNE BUCHANAN, B.S. ROCKHOLDS Home Economics Home Ec Club, Madrigal Club, Photo Club, YWCA. MARTHA HISLE, B.S. RICHMOND Home Economics, Biology, Art Home Ec Club, Photo Club. ROBERT JOHN GOOSENS, B.S. KEWANEE, ILL. Industrial Arts, History, P iysical Education Catholic Club, Veterans Club. EMMA NASH BEVACQUA, B.S. TRINITY Home Economics Home Ec Club, Photo Club, Kyma Club. LESLIE COMBS, B.S. ARY Science Math Club, Photo Club, YMCA, Treas.; Physics Club, MAC, Pres.; Freshman Class, Pres. ; Sophomore Class, V-Pres.; Who ' s Who Among Students. FLONNIE W. MORGAN, B.S. BARK CAMP Elementary Education MABEL LILLIAN JONES, A.B. VANCOUVER, WASH. Sociology Kappa Delta Pi, Madrigal Club, Milestone Staff. CHARLES N. FLOYD, B.S. RICHMOND Chemistry World Affairs Club, Photo Club Science Club. SENIORS OVERTON H. CAMPBELL, B.S. ROWDY Industrial Arts, Education LAURA MAE HURT, A.B. LYNCH English, Music, French Kyma Club, Canterbury Club, Kappa Delta Pi, Progress Staff, Harlan County Club, See.-Treas. ; Asst. Ed. Milestone, Little Theatre Club, Cheerleader. ELIZABETH PLESSINGER, A.B. LUDLOW Social Science Madrigal Club, World Affairs Club, Little Theatre Club, Kappa Delta Pi, Who ' s Who Among Students. RALPH L. HADDIX, B.S. RICHMOND Industrial Arts JANE G. ACREE, B.S. RICHMOND Home Economics, Science Home Ec Club. PHILIP P. HODGE, A.B. LONDON Art, Social Science Alpha Rho Tau, World Affairs Club, Upper Cumberland Club, Milestone Staff. MARGIE DEVAN, A.B. COVINGTON Social Science YWCA, Pres.; World Affairs Club, Kappa Delta Pi, Sigma Tau Pi, Who ' s Who Among Students. NANCY ELLEN DURHAM, A.B. RICHMOND Art, Commerce Si ' . Class Representative on College Library Committee. SENIORS Page 40 JUANITA J. HICKEY, B.S. CORBIN Elemen ary Education Senior Class, Treas. ; World Affairs Club. MYRTLE BROADDUS, B.S. mille r ' s creek Elementary Education JEAN R. CRUTCHER, B.S. LAWRENCEBURG Home Economics Home Ec Club; Madrigal Club, Sec; YWCA Cabinet; Chairman Red Cross College Unit; Milestone Staff. VIRGINIA HUFFAKER, B.S. MONTICELLO Elementary Education JOHN WHITNEY GARTH, B.S. ST. LOUIS, MO. Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Club, Sec; Vet- erans Club; Who ' s Who Among Students. CHARLOTTE BERLIN, B.S. COVINGTON Madrigal Club; Progress, Bus. Mgr. ; YWCA Cabinet; W.R.H.O. Council; Who ' s Who Among Students. VIRGINIA LEE GOOCH, B.S. STANFORD Mathematics, History Photo Club, Sec; Math Club; YWCA Cabinet. EUGENE TOLSON, A.B. EVANSVILLE, IND. Social Science Alpha Zeta Kappa, Pres. ; World Affairs Club. SENIORS Page 41 JAMES ED. WALTERS, A.B. PINEVILLE ivliiy. H:::or FAysscal Education Symphonic Orchestra; Band, Pres.; Men ' s Glee Club; V. M. C. A.; Upper Cumberland Club, Pres. ; Veterans Club. LOUISE R. McCROSKY, HARRODSBURC Sigma Tau Pi; Madrigal Club; B. S. U. Council, V. W. C. A., Pres. CHARITY COWAN, B.S. RICHMOND Elementary Education Kappa Delta Pi. MARGARET ANN ADAMS RICHMOND Howe Economics, Biology Home Ec Club; Photo Club. CHRISTINE COMPTON, B.S. MIDDLEBURG Elementary Education VIRGINIA RAINS, B.S. VERNE Elementary Education JULIA HOFFMAN, A.B. CRITTENDEN World Affairs Club, V. W. C. A. Progress Staff; Madrigal Club. RALPH CRAWFORD, B.S. COMBS Elementary Education Veterans Club. SENIORS ALETHEA HEFT, B.S. LOUISVILLE Kappa Delta Pi, Pres. ; Y. W. C. A. Madrigal Club; Milestone Staff. IDA R. HAM BY, B.S. NEVISDALE Elementary Education HETTIE HUDSON, B.S. LeJUNlOR Elementary Education Harlan County Club, B. S. U. Council, Pres.; Baptist Sunday School Class. LESTER M. MULLINS, A. EUBANK Social Science Veterans Club. ABBOTT C. HOLBROOK, A.] MAYKING History, Geography CATHERINE HOUSE, B.S. MANCHESTER Elementary Education ELVA GABBARD MARCUM, B.S. BOONEVILLE Home Economics Home Ec Club. MADGE H. CRAIG, B.S. ROCK HOLDS Elementary Education SENIORS Page 43 WILLIAM METCALF, A.B. Graduate Student KATHRVX JASPER, B.S. SOMERSET Graduate Student EILEEN RENSING LEWIS, B.S. BROOKLYN, N. Y. Physical Edu., English, Biology Kyma Club, Pres.; Canterbury Club, Pres.; Little Theatre Club; Head Cheerleader. KENNETH SPCRLOCK, B.S. CAWOOD Industrial Arts Veterans Club. MAXEY SWINFORD, B.S. PARIS Graduate Student LUCILLE MOORE BRANDEN- BURGH, A.B. WINCHESTER English, History Canterbury Club; Y. W. C. A.; Kyma Club; Progress Staff; Col- lege Red Cross Chapter V-Chair- man. FREDERICK B. LEWIS, B.S. BROOKLYN, N. Y. Physical Education E Club; Veterans Club; Capt. Basketball Team ; Capt. Baseball Team; All-Arrterican Basketball; All-KIAC; Who ' s Who Among Students. SENIORS Page 4+ 1 + CARL SCOTT President MARTHA JOHNSON Vice-President MARY SMITH Secretary MARY WOOD LEE Treasurer MARY E. BARNHILL Sponsor JUNIORS Jack Walker Corbin Marilyn Henry Ashland Viola Campbell Corbin Mildred Estes Richmond Byron Casteel McKee Sara Leggett Paris Jo Marilyn Morris Ashland Love Clarke Drift Maurice Hurd Lynch Raymond Parsons Kildau Martha Johnson Ashland Mary Wood Lee Millersburg William DeVenzio Coraopolis, Penn. Estalene Newman Fed EULENE RADER Ruby Monday Ewing, Va. Gean Durham Richmond Casey Nowakowski Frankfort Sara Tribble Bondville Mae Dobson Bush Carl Scott Portsmouth, O. Miller Lackey Berea Frances Jennings Richmond Juanita Shepherd Winchester Page 49 JUNIORS JUNIORS Sam Fife Richmond Mary Smith Dayton Elsie Harmon Somerset Mary Lancan Irvine Columbus Dick Science Hill Mildred Payne Corbin Frances Dixon Lothair Norma Richards Ashland Runs Halcomb Viper Wanda Cornett Cornettsville Areyia Weddle Faubush Beulah Johnson Greenmount 1 1 ' fl ! ■■■■:■■!■■ r y awrence Becker Emilie Eaton Mary M. Silvers Wheeling, W. Va. Corbin Somerset Anita Morgan Mary V. Patrick Jane Thomas Monticello Williamsburg Carrollton JUANITA GRABER Ruby Reed Odes Bastin Ashland Oneida Eubank George Maines Tompkinsville Margaret Anderson Canton, N. C. Mary G. Bastin Eubank Page 51 JUNIORS JUNIORS Max Reed Gladys Hart Beulah Rains Robert D. Huey Bolivar, 0. West Somerset Verne Constance .etty Kelly Pauline C. Ball Maxine Gibbs Mildred Langan Manchester Evarts Ashland Irvine Jessie Walters William Benedett Manchester Elm Grove, W. Va. Page 52 DOLPHUS CORNETT Tyner Georgia Ragan Monticello Margaret Williams Berea Nancy Griggs Richmond Suzanne Malott Richmond Georgia M. Bunch Verne Charles Bernard Hazard Jane Dunn Richmond Virgil Tudor Richmond Page 5 3 JUNIORS r i ■- ' w  TH DAVIS HAHN President fa ' ' If WILLIAM PALO Vice-President V RUBY OWEN Secretary EDNA M. TRUESDELL Treasurer Page 55 FRED A. ENGLE Sponsor SOPHOMORES Bill Aiken Joy Frazier Eva Walker Bill Palo Evarts College Hill Richmond Winchester Clara Raines Louise Crase Elizabeth Tincher Margaret A. White Cumberland Jenkins Parrat Phelps Virginia Yonce Carolyn Sanders Peggy Ratliff Margaret Patton Loyall Carrollton Pikeville Richmond Joe Henderson Dorothy K. Selbee Mt. Vernon Bellevue Page 56 Andrew Roberts Winnifred Campbell Ruby Owen Bert Lana Corning, Ohio Cumberland Leitchfield Stilhvell, Okla. Alice May Edna M. Truesdell Martha Sharp Reda White Langley Trinity Richmond Hima Bonnie Ayers Lois Justice Glenna Frisby Gene Wilhite Twila Ashland Evarts Paintsville Virginia Caywood Davis Hahn Lexington Lawrenceburg Page 57 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Joe Roberts Jean Taylor Rosemary Bruner Joe Cornelison Monticello Coibin Richmond Richmond Mayme Hall Lida Caudill Virginia Culton Faye Gritton Lebanon Salyersville Richmond Sinai Ardena Tackett Lula Thurman Eva Clarke Henrietta D. Miller Ashland Lebanon Junction Shelbyville Valley Station Aldexe Porter Doyle Lovitt Covington Lejunior Jim Argentine Dorothy Hancock Helen Parks Toronto, Ohio Shelbyville Corbin Betty Perraut Betty Jo Barnett Glima Allen Minerva Somerset Shelbiana Billie Simmons Lee Jean Watkins Jane Hester Richmond Corbin Mt. Olivet Rebecca Ward Claude Craft Paint Lick Mt. Sterling Glenn Million Richmond Carolyn Perkins Berea Marilyn Trieschman Bellevue SOPHOMORES Page 59 SOPHOMORES Charles Henderson Ruby Lowe Mary G. Reeves Lee Gentry Manchester, Ohio Whitepost Richmond Quail Ruby Maggard Mary J. Roark Allene Frazier Sophia Evans Richmond Elizabethtown Premium Victory Freda Lee Rose Matthis Kathleen Flannery Elizabeth Irick Tyner Harlan Viper Osborn Kathleen Sturcill Bill Shannon Corbin Danville Page 60 Isabelle Greene Lorraine Brown Burna Dean Talbott Jack Talbott Alva Pageton, W. Va. Frankfort Dayton, Ohio Jane Bush Marjorie Getty Minnie M. Kincaid Margaret Lake Waco Covington Primrose Berea Conrad Ott Dorothy Conley Doris Cummins Helen Smith Louisville Frankfort Silver Grove Berea Virginia Rowlette Jewell Howard Richmond Crab Orchard SOPHOMORES Page 61 SOPHOMORES Gerald Becker Margaret Graham Leola Willard Mary E. Jackson Wheeling, W. Va. Parkersburg, W. Va. Silver Grove Loyall Vivian McKinney Ruth Lowe Jane Congleton Madolyn Wheatley Woodsbend Whitepost Richmond Ashland Henrietta Moore Wilma Jean Carroll Betty Singleton Addie B. Johnson Martin Fixer Lancaster Mill Pond Sandford Weiler Margaret Combs Jean Cloyd JUANITA MOBERLEY Harlan Whitesburg London Richmond Page 62 Helen Frazier Judith Watkins Premium Lancaster Dorothy Ellison Bessie Nolen Twila Fullerton Sara Clark Allen Artrice B. Lewi Richmond Dayhoit Juanita Salyer Laura Durham Salyersville Richmond Robbie Owen Leitchfield Jane Reichspfarr Richmond Martha Smith Ary Alma Jean Marcum Alpha Joe Todd Richmond Linnett Finneseth Ft. Thomas Garnett Isaacs Magfgard Charles Bocgs Loyall Page 63 SOPHOMORES Page 6 EDWARD CREECH President JAMES CINNAMON Vice-President ANNE R. COCHRAN Secretary DORIS JOHNS Treasurer 1 R R. RICHARDS Sponsor FRESHMEN Michael Jasko Reba Coy Edward Creech Martha Taylor Theodore Colley Wheeling, W. Va. Richmond Harlan Somerset Robinson Creek Ernestine Jasper Reed Howard Anne R. Cochran Wendell Tackett Betty Jo Johnson Somerset Baxter Harlan Virgie Benham Angeline Owens William Linch Mary Barber Norman Blanton Mary H. Howard Ritchie Wheeling, W. Va. Paintsville Harlan Cardinal Randall Stevens Juanita Sparks Elda Hardwick Mary Sparks Bob Coyne Ashland Mayking Somerset Mayking Wheeling, W. Va. Page 66 Sylvia Baker Stanley Hammons Pauline Caudill James Hampton Mildred Bishop Felty Laurel Creek Neon Paintsville Teges Harold Hoskins Mary B. Robinson Jack Waltz Alice Smith Jerry Carroll Loyall London Harlan Ary Ashland Mary L. Spillman Bobbie Williams Jean Slattery Frank Wilson Barbara Walker Bedford Richmond Richmond Richmond Corbin Allen Wilson Sue Brown Jo Ann Ackerman Marian Price Arthur Wiggins Pineville Paintsville Covington Corbin London FRESHMEN FRESHMEN GOEBEL RlTTER Isabelle Webb Vernon Buky Betsy Tandy Albert White Richmond Ashland Louisville Carrollton Catlettsburg Virginia Wright Dick Scherrbaum Martha Thompson Howard Rowlette Grace Denney Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Beaver, Penn. McDaniels Covington Science Hill Bill Selbee Gertrude Todd Edna Cosby Barbara J. Suttles Kenneth Stewart Catlettsburg Richmond Richmond Blue Diamond Wildie Va. Strohmeier Tommy Snider Betsy Beaty Lee Terrill Down IE Case Frankfort Shelbyville Richmond Berea Harrodsburg Page 68 Elsworth Pulliam Bagdad Sara Havs Shelbyville Bill DeJarnette Richmond Mabel I. Jones Science Hill Frances Jackson Cropper Ted Stivers Be re a Ona Quillen Neon E. N. Perry Richmond Don Luse Bucyrus, Ohio Jov Jones Richmond Ruby Miracle Loyall Mattie L. Rutledce Shelbyville Nina S. Herndon Richmond Herman Oldham Louisville Ruth Miller Monticello Joe Pendleton Jenkins Tommy Parrish Richmond Jo Shanahan Rising- Sun, Ind. Paul Wright South Shore Nancy Ruschell Silver Grove FRESHMEN FRESHMEN ft I .t.V li Chester Mielcarek Mary McKenna Peggy McGuire Violet Spiering Charles Miller Wheeling-, W. Va. Loyall Ashland Milwaukee, Wis. Blairsville, Pa. Henrietta Peters Jack Mitchell Marie Powers Roy Moores Juanita Owens Lida Benham Monticello Richmond Pippapass Elaine Ryan Eleanor Ralston Ray Moore Bernice Rose Lucille Ratliff Ft. Thomas Paint Lick Frankfort Fonde Bethel Paul Meyers Juanita Neal Martha Noterman Charlotte Newell Robert Burnett Ironton, Ohio Eminence Ft. Thomas Maysville Parmelysville Page 70 Eileen Little Robert Akers B everly Thornton Richmond Paintsville Covington Eugene Jones Eulene Mooney C proline Mayfield Germantown London Taylorsville mocene Austin Bill Ed White Virginia Ball Constance Manchester Cumberland Jayne West Melba Heucke Charles Lee Richmond Louisville Richmond June Moore Ft. Thomas John Holland Stanford Virginia Holyoke Dayton Nina Jo Lewis Carrollton Winston Bales Richmond Martha List Pleasureville Glenna Little Whitesburg Page 71 FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Johnny Benedict Jonaney Joyce Hanser Shelbyville Guy Fortney Harlan Rosemary Harding Hulen Madelyn Salyer Salyersville Hoover Burnette Steubenville Hazel Holtzclaw Stanford Doris Gurley Harlan Ernestine Osborne Kenvir Doris Hagan Richmond Nina Kalb Maysville James Carrigan Wheeling, W. Va. Nancy Henderson Manchester, Ohio Harold Harris Richmond Virginia Hill Nicholas ville Betty Hill Valley View Howard Allen Louellen Betty Hamm Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Donald Hardy West Irvine Mildred Franklin Paris Page 72 MM : KM J V Edith Click John Collins Luise Fugett Sand Gap Manchester, Ohio Ashland Jay Orr Norma Fuller Margie Bradley 5 oint Marion, Pa. Eminence Harrodsburg Betty Elder Fred Brooks Marilf.e Moloney Richmond Evarts Bellevue Fannie Greene Jean Duncan Robert Early Ricetown Science Hill Richmond Tabitha Craig Mt. Vernon James Litsey Irvine Doris Deetch Louisville Dorothy Eades Smithfield James Cinnamon Cynthiana Mary Anderson Mt. Sterling Allene Grubb Corbin Page 73 FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Ray UlSNAUGLE Marilyn Bellonby Dudley Schwartz Margaret Jaynes Russell Dozier Portsmouth, Ohio Covington Ft. Thomas Grayson Kenvir Mary L. Denney George Baker Rebecca Copher Jack Perciful Lois Cockrell Benham Oneida Paris Mt. Vernon Waco WlLKIE GOOCH June Rebeck Bill Hickman Shirley Clouse Edna Coomes Paint Lick Ft. Thomas Wales Rice Station Bardstown Elizabeth Pennington Jean Price Betty Jo Collins Ashland Mt. Vernon Glomawr Page 7+ Ward Hodge Mae Marcum Jack Dorer Doris Johns Jimmy Reffett Stout, Ohio Manchester Wheeling, W. Va. Corbin Langley Virginia Osborne Bob Graham Lois Reynolds Ben Graham Nancy May Crab Orchard Parkersburg, W. Va. Wildie Parkersburg, W. Va. Salyersville Janet Thompson Lora M. Williams George Gumbert Joy Rauch Mary E. Moore Dayton Paintsville Richmond Ft. Thomas Richmond Nancy Blake Delia Abney Gladys Rice Richmond Bummer Mays Lick Page 75 FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Denver Roy Marbeth Winkler Frances Allen Billie R. Baird W ilma J. Bingham Science Hill Boone, X. C. Louisville Cumberland Pineville Coralef. Calhoun Jack Rodgers Geneva Hughes Talton Todd Janet Doty Loyall Frankfort Trinity Richmond Richmond Nan Belle Moore Margie Hulette Dorothy Demaree Juanita England B L ' RGOYNE Moores Paint Lick Paint Lick Pleasureville Covington Richmond Anna L. Robinson Betty Thomas Gerald Baker Joyce Broyles Blanche Skinner Richmond Carrollton Dayhoit Plato College Hill WlLBURN CAWOOD Maxine Sebastian Irene Turpen Enid Reed Proctor Stapleton Cawood Kirksville Nancy Somerset Paintsville Irene Johnson Iva Lee Crum Henry Perry Glenna Barrett Maria Stergeos Richmond Canton, N. C. Richmond Manchester Maysville FRESHMEN Page 81 MILESTONE HERBERT SEARCY Editor TINA TYLER Business Manager LAURA HURT Assistant Editor Milestone Staff Herbert Searcy Editor Tina Tyler Business Manager James H. Smith Art Editor Frederic P. Giles Sponsor Laura Hurt Assistant Editor Philip Hodge Art Leonard C. McDowell .-. Art Robert Ryle Art Makeup Georgia Ramsey Features Harvey Wells Features Ivan Maggard Sports Dan Daugherty Advertising Guy H atfie ld Advertising Betty Jo Barnett Compositor Tean Crutcher Compositor Davis H ah n Compositor Alethea Heft Compositor Mabel L. Jones Compositor Charles Floyd Photograph-; Carl Scott Photograph v Marie Riherd Typist FREDERIC P. GILES Sponsor Page SI STAFF 7 f fh i ■ 4 A First Row G. HATFIELD M. RIHERD H. WELLS G. RAMSEY D. DAUGHERTY Second Row A. HEFT P. HODGE B. J. BARNETT D. HAHN M. L. JONES Third Row J. SMITH R. RYLE I. MAGGARD l. c. Mcdowell Fourth Row C. FLOYD J. CRUTCHER C. SCOTT Page 83 PROGRESS CHARLOTTE BERLIN Business Manager LOIS COLLEY Alumni Editor Progress Staff ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Bob Ryle Editor Charlotte Berlin Business Manager Nina Jo Lewis, Mary Gibson Reeves Assistanti Herbert Searcy Copy Editor Lois Colley Alumni Editor NEWS STAFF Joe Todd Editor Jerry Carroll, Bill DeVenzio, Guy Hatfield Sports Lucille Brandenburgh Society Mary L. Langan, Jo Marilyn Morris, Norma Richards, Mildred Langan, Burna Dean Talbott Reporters FEATURE STAFF Lema Aker Editor James Smith, Wilburn Cawood Cartoonists Martha Noterman, Tommy Parrish, Allan Pen- nington, Howard Rowlette Columnists SECRETARIAL STAFF Marilyn Henry and Gean Durham STAFF First Bow— H. Searcy, M. G. Reeves, G. Hatfield, G. Durham, J. Smith. Second Row— M. Noterman. T. Parrish. N. J. Lewis, H. Rowlette, M. Henry, Third Row— M. Lang-an, W. Cawood. M. Langan, J, Carroll. Fourth Row — J. Todd, B. D. Talbott. W. DeVenzio, M. Morris. Fifth Row— N. Richards, L. Brandenburgh, L. Aker. Page 85 CANTERBURY CLUB First Row Second Row R. B. CLARK, Sponsor L. HURT E. LEWIS, Pies. F. MASON H. SEARCY, V. Pies. S. MALOTT T. TYLER, Sec. X. RICHARDS L. WILLARD, Treas. H. WELLS Third Row R. RVLE L. CLARKE M. MORRIS F. GREENE S. CLOUSE Fourth Row L. BRAXDEXBURGH G. HATFIELD B. D. TALBOTT M. JESSEE S. TRIBBLE LITTLE THEATRE CLUB First Row f. Mcpherson Sponsor G. DURHAM M. BELLONBY D. ELLISON E. LEWIS G. FORTNEY Second Row H. ROWLETTE D. SELBEE R. MATTHIS B. TANDY S. MALOTT C. BOGGS Third Row B. J. BARNETT R. RVLE D. CARRELL M. J. ROARK C. SCOTT J. BROYLES Fourth Row M. SMITH L. BROWN B. PERRAUT C. NEWELL G. FRISBY H. SEARCY Fifth Roz Sixth Row G. HATFIELD I. L. CRUM J. GRABER J. DORER D. HANCOCK M. WHEATLEY H. D. MILLER Page 87 KAPPA DELTA PI First Row— A. He ' t. Pres.. M. E. Mattox, Sponsor. M. DeVan. H. Searcy, See.-Trea Second Row— D. T. Ferrell, V. Campbell. F. A. Engle. M. Johnson. R. D. Huey. Third Row— L. Hurt. W. J. Moore. M. Earnhill, J. Allen. M. L. Jones. Fourth Row— M. F. McKinney. A. Schnieb, L. Shearer. M. Langan. M. D. Steeley. Fifth Row — M. Langan, K. Evans, K. Jasper, M. Neale, C. Cowan. Page 88 MATH CLUB First Row— S. Park. Sponsor, B. J. Barnett. V. Pres., B. D. Talbott. Treas.. K. Steelcy, Pres., A. Grubb, Se Second Row— G. Durham, L. Combs. M. Triesehman, H. Parks, B. Tandy. Third Row— H. Frazier. M. Gibbs, B. Lakes, G. Harrod, R. D. Huey. Fourth Row— J. Holland. R. Stevens, E. Jones, E. Park, M. Hurd. Fifth Row— J. Cloyd, L. Gentry, P. McGuire, V. Gooch, L. Ten-ill. Page 89 WORLD AFFAIRS CLUB ••gar : . • J 1 A ♦ n ■ c . First Row R. RVLE, Pres. M. R I HERD, Treas. T. PARRISH, V. Pres. W. PALO, Sec. Second Row L. G. KENNAMER, Sponsor C. FLOYD J. TODD D. HAHN Third Row A. HEFT E. TOLSON B. AYERS H. SEARCY PROTA DECCA Sophomore Women ' s Scholastic Sorority iu First Row Second Ro-u- Third Ro-v A. PORTER, Pres. M. TRIESCHMAX, Treas. R. BRUNER E. Y. CASE, Sponsor C. CHALLINOR M. HALL K. STURGILL, Sec. B. PERRAUT L. THURMAN J. BARNETT, V. Pres. M. SHARP BAND First row: Madelyn Salyer, Sandford Weiler, Doris Deetch, E. N. Perry, Max Reed, Guv Fortney, Margaret Anderson, Betty Jean Hill, Harold Rigby, Director. Second rozv: Mary E. Jackson, Blanche Skinner, Mary Smith, Freda Lee, Frances Burleson, Roy Dawn, Betty Singleton, Burgoyne Moores, Juanita Graber. Third row: Virginia Holyoke, Peggy McGuire, Edwin Howard, Eva Walker, Guy Hatfield, Muriel Maddox, Carl Scott, Ardena Tackett, Jane Bush. Fourth row: Laura Durham, Betty Perraut, Gean Durham, Betsy Tandy, Jack Perciful, Arthur Wiggins, Mary Jane Roark. Fifth row: Madolvn Wheatley, Walter Holton, Iva Lee Crum. MADRIGAL CLUB f lrwif ' V ' W vrwir ' K First row: Anne Reiley Cochran, Rebecca Ward, Beftv Perraut, Juanita England, Faye Gritton, Marilee Moloney, Mary Wood Lee, Lois Cockrell, Irene Johnson, Viola Campbell, Mary Langan, Mildred Langan, Muriel Maddox. Second row-, Madolyn Wheatlev, Jane Bush, Gene Elder, Mary Barber, Robbie Owen, Joyce Hanser, Carolyn Perkins, Aldene Porter, Mary Smith, Helen Parks, Glenna Frisbv, Charlotte Newell, Mrs. Blanche Seevers, Director. Third row: Clara Raines, Marilyn Henry, Lois Reynolds, Iva Lee Crum, Margaret Anderson, Beverly Moseley, Elsie Harmon, Louise McCrosky, Carol Hourigan, Jo Marilyn Morris, Jean Watkins, Jean Crutcher. Fourth row: Sally Leggett, Jean Taylor, Ernestine Jasper, Emogene Austin, Love Clarke, Frances Burle- son, Emile Eaton, Jean Dungan, Doris Deetch, Margaret Jessee, Mildred Payne, Marjorie Getty. UXORES BELLORRUM First row: Mesdames Maurice V. Hurd, Casey Nowakowski, James R. O ' Donnell, Dale Dicken, Duncan Huey, John Ertel. Second row: Mesdames Ray Moore, Fred Lewis, P. M. Grise, Dennis Ball, Rov Dawn, John Garth. Third row. Mesdames Odes Bastin, Max Reed, Ralph K. Steeley, Gerald Becker, Jack Talbott, Jack Walker. PHOTO CLUB Lejt to right: Georgia Ramsey, Charles Floyd, Margaret Graham, Edwin Howard, Joy Frazier, Helen Frazier, Dr. H. H. LaFuze, Carl Scott, Virginia Gooch, Roy Dawn, Jane Hester, Leslie Combs, Lema Aker, Rufus Halcomb, T. J. O ' Hearn. Page 95 ARMY First Row— Beecher Roy. Casey Nowakowski, Clay Gay, Vic Nash, Jack Holt. Lester Mullins, Odes Bastin, Roy Dawn, John Garth. Second Row— Wilburn Cawood, Bill Broomfield, Talton Todd, Bert Lana, John Ertel, Charles Bernard, Wallace Smith. Ralph Crawford. Guy Fortney. Third Row — Charles Floyd. Raleigh Litsey. Edwin Howard. Glenn Brooks, Bill Hickman, Jack Talbott. John Benedict, Florence Bush. Vhginia Whitt, Clifton Smith. Fourth Row — Denver Roy. Guy Hatfield. James Litsey. Bob Goosens. Ted Benedett. Larry Becker. Bill Linch. Ivan Maggard. Bill Aiken. Robert Early Delmas Freeman, John Thompson, Dennis Ball, Johnny Collins. NAVY First Row — Earl Ball. Ted Colley, Elizabeth Ertel. Kenneth Spurlock. Charles Henderson. Second Row— Virgil Tudor, James Smith, Gerald Becker, William Collins, Charles Gray. MARINES Jay Orr. Ote West. Fred Lewis, Glinn Million, Goebel Ritter AIR CORPS Firrt Row — Sandy Weiler, Ben Hudson, Kenneth Steeley, William Shannon, Ray Moore, Joe P. Chenault. Second Row — Maurice Hurd, Russell Dozier, Nicholas Brewer, Thomas O ' Hearn, Albert White, Carl Scott. Third Row— James Walters, Jack Walker, Ed Creech, Carl Keen, Harold Harris, Dennie Campbell, Overton Campbell, Eugene Jones. Fourth Row— Max Reed. Bill Benedett, Lee Gentry, Victor De Simone, Jack Dorer, Bernard Coyne, Miller Lackey, Harold Jennings. Page 97 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB First Row — Lula Thurman, Jane Hester, Sec; Jane Thomas, Treas. ; Miss Mary K. Barrier, Sponsor; Mildred Payne, Pres. ; Georgia Ramsey, Vice-Pres. ; Lois Cockrell, Glima Allen. Second Row — Nina Sue Herndon, Jewell Howard, Rosa Greenwell, Viola Campbell, Mary Wood Lee, Gertrude Todd, Mary E. Jackson, Lois Justice. Third Row — Juanita Salyer, Nancy Griggs, Mary Smith, Betty Jean Hill, Jane Acree, Nina Kalb, Caroline Mayfield. Fourth Rotv — Henrietta Moore, Coralee Calhoun, Kathleen Sturgill, Gene Wilhite, Dorothy Eades, Elva Marcum, Margaret Adams. Fifth Row — Elsie Harmon, Mida Bush, Frances Dixon, Gladys Rice, Minnie Mae Kincaid, Jean Howard, Doris J. Gurley, Jean Crutcher. KYMA CLUB First Row — Charlotte Newell, Isabelle Webb, Laura Hurt, Nancy Blake. Second Row — Ruby Owen, Eileen Lewis, Robbie Owen, Juanita Shepherd. Third Row — Allie Fowler, Henrietta Miller, Esta Newman, Artrice Lewis, Betty Perraut, Lucille Brand- enburgh, Lois Justice, Glima Allen. Fourth Row — Joy Jones, Dottie Selbee, Jane Congleton, Dorothy Ellison, Carolyn Perkins, Glenna Frisby, Madolyn Wheatley, Juanita Salyer. Fifth Rozv — Anita Morgan, Dorothy Hancock, Jeanne Smith, Carolyn Sanders, Helen Parks, Kay Sturgill, Clara Raines, Madelyn Salyer, Winnie Campbell, Freda Mason. Sixth Rozv — Nina Jo Lewis, Edna Mae Truesdell, Georgia Ramsey, Pauline May, Dorothy Conley, Allene Grubb, Emilie Eaton, Marilyn Trieschman, Sally Leggett, Frances Burleson. Page 99 CATHOLIC CLUB First Row — T. J. O ' Hearn, Conrad Ott, John Ertel, Father Sullivan, Dick Scherrbaum, Jack Dorer, Michael Jasko. Second Row — Boh Coyne, Bill Palo, Jim Argentine, Bill DeVenzio, Chester Mielcarek, Bob Goosens. Third Row — Elizabeth Ertel, Betty Perraut, Dorothv Hancock, Elaine Ryan, JoAnn Ackerman. Page 100 B.S.U. COUNCIL First Row K. JASPER J. GRABEK, See. F. A. ENGLE C. HOURIGAN, Pres. M. JOHNSON Second Row M. HALL H. HARRIS B. SINGLETON, V. Pres. E. N. PERRY G. HARROD Third Row P. McGUIRE L. SHEARER H. HUDSON M. J. ROARK N. RICHARDS Fourth Row BEN GRAHAM V. ROWLETTE E. COOMES BOB GRAHAM, Treas. Page 101 PULASKI COUNTY CLUB First Ro w SeconJ Row Third Row Fourth Row M. E. MATTOX, Sponsor E. JASPER E. HARMON M. TAYLOR B. J. BARNETT, Treas. L. SHEARER I. TURPEN K. JASPER D. ROY, Pres. G. HART G. DENNY E. HARDWICK A. WEDDLE, Sec. J. BROYLES M. I. JONES E. REID C. DICK, V. Pres. J. DUNGAN M. M. SILVERS Page 102 HARLAN COUNTY CLUB First Row — Mary McKenna, Mary E. T-ickson, Ruby Miracle, Virginia Ball, Betty Jo Johnson, Billie Ruth Baird, Mary Lou Denney, Dorothy Ellison, Wilhurn Cawood. Second Row — Ernestine Osborne, Anne Reiley Cochran, Clara Raines, Coralee Calhoun, Laura M. Hurt, Rose Matthis, Pauline Ball, Hettie Hudson, Glenna Frisby, Guy Fortney. Third Row — Raymond Parsons, Bonnie Ayers, Gerald Baker, Charles Boggs, Isabelle Greene, Jack Waltz, Doris Jean Gurley, Glenn Brooks, Dennis Ball, Maurice Hurd, Edwin Howard, Bill Palo. Fourth Row — Bill Aiken, James H. Smith, Kenneth Spurlock, Nicholas Brewer, Ben Hudson, John Thompson, Harold Hoskins, Norman Blanton, Reed Howard, Russell Dozier, P ed Brooks, Charles Gray. YWCA YOUN6 WOMEN ' S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION - 1946 OFFICERS Margie DeVan President Margaret Graham Vice-President Aldene Porter Secretary Mary Wood Lee Treasurer Suzanne Malott Reporter CABINET MEMBERS Helen Rice Chapel Devotions Committee Chairman Margie Lea, and Bessie Nolen Co-Chairmen, Fellowship Committee Mary Wood Lee Finance Committee Chairman Margaret Graham Vespers Committee Ch airman Mary Langan Music Committee Chairman Rose Matthis Poster Committee Chairman Virginia Gooch Quiet Hour Committee Chairman Charlotte Berlin Scrap Book Committee Chairman Margaret Ann White, and Mildred Langan. ...Co-Chairmen, Special Programs Com. Maxey Swinford, Lula Thurman, and Glenna Frisby Co-Chairmen, Special Committee Jean Crutcher Social Service Committee Chairman Lucille Brandenburgh Student Service Committee Chairman Delia Abney Jo Ann Ackerman Frances Allen Glima Allen Mary Anderson Sylvia Baker Mary Barber Marilyn Bellonby Mildred Bishop Lorraine Brown Joyce Broyles Cora Lee Calhoun Dorothy Carrell Wilma Jean Carroll Downie Case Pauline Caudill Virginia Caywood Anne Reiley Cochran Dorothy Conley Rebecca Copher Charity Cowan Louise Crase Iva Lee Crum Doris Deetch Frances Dixon Jean Dungan Dorothy Ellison Linnett Finneseth Mildred Franklin Norma Fuller Joy Wray Frazier Allene Grubb Doris Gurley Betty Hamm Mayme Hall Joyce Hanser Alethea Heft Nancy Jo Henderson Marilyn Henry Melba Heucke Virginia Hill Hazel Lee Holtzclaw Carol Hourigan Jean Howard MEMBERS Garnett Isaacs Frances Jackson Ernestine Jasper Doris Johns Irene Johnson Mabel Irene Jones Lois Justice Nina Kalb Margaret Lake Nina Jo Lewis Martha Lee List Louise McCrosky Peggy McGuire Mary McKenna Ruby Maggard Wanda Matney Alice May Caroline Mayfield Henrietta J. Miller Ruth Miller Ruby Monday June Moore Jo Marilyn Morris Juanita Neal Marthanne Noterman Ernestine Osborne Juanita Owens Elizabeth Pennington Henrietta Peters Jean Price Ona Quillen Irene Rader Lucille Ratliff Joy Rauch June Rebeck Gladys Rice Norma Ann Richards Bernice Rose Mattie Lee Rutledge Elaine Ryan Josephine Shanahan Martha Sharp Mary May Smith Alice Carey Smith Martha Smith Virginia Strohmeier Barbara Jean Suttles Betsy Tandy Jane Thomas Martha Thompson Tina Tyler Betty Ann Thomas Judith Watkins Isabelle Webb Reda White Gene Wilhite Leola Willard Margaret L. Wilson Marbeth Winkler Virginia Wright Virginia Yonce Rosemary Harding Nina Sue Herndon Fannie Greene Maria Stergeos Sponsor, Miss Mary F. McKinney Page 104 W.R.H.O. COUNCIL First Row Second Row Third Row L. AKER, Pres. M. RIHERD N. RUSCHELLE J. BUSH, Sec. M. LANGAN E. JASPER G. RAMSEY, V. Pres. H. PARKS M. GRAHAM G. FRISBY, Treas. E. Y. CASE, Sponsor H. MILLER Page 105 ADVANCED CORPS, R.O.T.C Lt. Col. John O. Tavlor. P. M. S. T. BATTALION STAFF Johns 1 W? Rk Smith Orr Collins Benedict Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Claude Craft Battalion Commander Cadet Major Jay Orr Operations Cadet Major John Collins Executive Officer Cadet Captain Clifton R. Smith Liaison Officer Cadet Captain John Benedict Adjutant Doris Johns Battalion Sponsor Pa?e 10S Cipt. Glenn P. Bro-iks Marie Riherd Battery Commander Battery Sponsor 2nd Lieutenant ftfc Capt. James T. Carrigran Irene Rader Battery Com.-nander Battery Sponso M 4i 2nd Lieutenant Capt. Nobel W. Tackett Rosemary Bruner Battery Commander Battery Sponsor 2nd Lieutenant 1st Lieutenant 1st Lieutenant R ' chard L. Gentry Ward C. Hodge Delmas F. Freeman 1st Lieutenant 1st Lieutenant Wallace V. Smith Robert J. Goosens Victor DeSii 1st Lieutenant Charles W. Gray Denver M. Roy 1st Lieutenant Ted Benedett Page 109 BASIC CLASS Staff Sgt. Thurman H. Bond Assistant Instructor Dorothy Eades Sponsor First Row- -Thomas Snider. Robert Akers, Lee Terrill, George Baker. Paul Myers. Second Row — Joe Pendleton, Harold Hoskins, Roy Moores, Vernon Buky. ADDITIONAL MEMBERS OF THE ADVANCED CORPS. R. O. T. C. BATTERY A BATTERY B BATTERY C William J. Aiken Robert C. Early James W. Hampton James R. Masters Ralph Moores James L. Robinson Charles W. Bernard Fred Edmonds Earl Harmon James A. McWhirter Pleas L. Park Beecher E. Roy Wilburn Cawood Thomas P. Michael Jasko Chester N. Mielcarek Earl R. Parker Arthur L. Seesholtr. Bobby H. Coleman Edwards. Jr. C. E. Lewis Clark T. Miller Raymond R. Parso ns Raymond N. Tackett William Collins. Jr. Raymond E. Giltner Arlie V. Lincks Burpoyne G. Moores R. W. Patterson Delbert Vaug-ht Edward Creech Miller L. Gregory. r. James G. Litsey Raleigh B. Litsey Albert White, Jr. Page 110 Page 112 000 Page 113 Charles T. Hughes Director of Athletics Outstanding as a leader at Eastern is Director of Athletics, Charles T. Hughes. Our vocabulary is limited when we want to express our appreciation to Turkey, as he is better known on the campus. He is a fine example of the old proverb, Give credit where credit is due, and he certainly deserves a large share. Page 11+ ROME RANKIN Coach Coach Rankin became a member of Eastern ' s coaching staff eleven years ago. During those eleven years, he gave us some excellent ' ball clubs, but for the first season of post-war athletics at Eastern we hail Rome Rankin as the coach of coaches. Not only did he prove himself a successful mentor on the gridiron, but he led the Maroons to an unsurpassed basketball season by annexing for the first time in the history of the school the crown of the K. I. A. C. Basketball Conference and Tournament. Yes, Rome Rankin, to us you ' re the greatest coach in Kentucky — you ' re TOPS. TOM SAMUELS Assistant Conch Assisting Coach Rankin in the Athletic Depart- ment is Coach Tom Samuels, one of the craftiest men in our physical education department. He is known as a leader of the players that so faithfully and unceasingly fight on for the Eastern Maroons and her victories. Page 115 • ■ m 1 i i« ' a « i 3 f Vrt i?otu — Roy Moores, Mgr., Ed Zoretic, Jay Orr, Proctor Stapleton, Dick Scherrbaum, Paul Myers, Ed Creech, Henry Biswick, Jack Conley, Mgr. Second Row — Harry Mancing, Vernon Buky, Dick Whetsel, Jack Hahn, Bill Shannon, Bill Selbee, Don Luse, Lindy Curtis, Conrad Ott, George Gumbert. Third Row — Tom Sheehan, Tom Stofko, Ed King, Paul Wright, Charles Miller, Willard Mitchum, Bill Wilson, George Kemp, Joe Pendleton, Ray Born, Benny Murphy, Bert Lana. Page 116 FOOTBALL East isten isten isterr tsten isten isten isten isten SCORES « Opponents 19 — Indiana State 12 14— T. P. I. 12 7— Central Mich. 14 7 — Murray 7 6 — Valparaiso 7 — Catawba 1 3 32— T. P. I. 54 — Kirksville, Mo. Dick Scherrbaum Co-Captain Page 117 p -r 26 40 30 George Gumbert Vernon Buky Willard Mitchum Tom Sheehan Lindv Curtis On a Saturday afternoon in mid-November, 1942, we watched the Eastern- Morehead game come to a close. As we left Hanger Stadium that afternoon, none of us realized that Eastern would not put another grid team on that field until the Fall of 19+5. This team began preparation for the season ' s play in the last days of August. Forming a new team, this year ' s edition of the Maroons assembled on the 27th of August and had to work hard in the early days of September in order to open their season on September 15. This year ' s task of putting a team on the field was much more difficult than ever before. In previous years there was always a nucleus from which to build. This year Coach Rankin was greeted with 3 7 new prospects from .which to build his team. All of them were fresh- men with several war veterans competing for positions on the first eleven. Now as we look back over the past season, we see that a fine job was accomplished by both the players and the coaches. Eastern put on the, field a team younger and lighter than any other ever to wear the familiar Maroon uniforms. The backs averaged 15S pounds and the linemen 171. At no time during the season did the Maroons meet a team that failed to outweigh them. In one game the opposing line averaged 207 pounds. What the Eastern team lacked in size was more than balanced by their determination to win. Speed was not lacking and the familiar hustle of Coach Rankin ' s former teams was present. The season ' s record is not the most enviable of a Maroon eleven, but it is still an impressive one in that the team was built in one short season into a smooth ball club that scored 139 points while holding their opponents to 65. Unfortunately for Eastern many of this year ' s team will not be back in school, but from the remaining squad there are several individuals that we expect to see star for the Maroons in the coming season. Jack Hahn Page US 7 r% I X- ■- 25. „ 48 46 On September 15, the Maroons journeyed to Terre Haute, Indiana, to show the Sycamores of Indiana State what they had been able to accomplish in their short period of training-, and when the final gun sounded, Eastern was able to boast of a 19 to 12 win. Eastern broke the ice in the initial period on a pass from Scherrbaum to Stevens in the end zone. Eastern ' s other scores came on running plays by Scherrbaum and Selbee. The opening game gave evidence that Eastern was on the way to a successful season, and that the playing of Ed Zoretic, Bill Selbee, and Dick Scherrbaum in the backfield would be a determining factor in the future games. Down in Tennessee for their second game, the Maroons rolled over a big and rough T. P. I. aggregation for win No. 2. Eastern ' s alertness and speed were the determining factors in this ball game. Bill Selbee broke through tackle and dashed fifty-one yards for the first tally. After Tennessee scored on a long run, Eastern went back on the offensive. Chuck Miller sparkled a 75 yard drive which climaxed with Scherrbaum ' s going over from the two yard line.. Tech cashed in on a 75 yard march for the final score of the ball game. Eastern ' s success and Tech ' s failure at conversions spelled the difference in the ball game. The stand-outs in this ball game were Bill Selbee and Chuck Miller in the backfield and Dick Whetsel and George Gumbert on the line. The Maroons leave home again, this time traveling to Mt. Pleasant, Michigan, for a night game with Central Michigan College. On this trip our Maroons taste defeat for the first time this season. Early in the opening period Michigan staged a drive of 68 yards that resulted in a touchdown. The Maroons stiffened their defense and after that were able to hold the Michigan team until the third quarter, when again the home team made a power drive that was good for their second score. In the final quarter, Eastern rallied to score. Starting on our own 46, Jack Hahn bore the blunt of the offensive and in six attempts took the ball down to the two yard marker and from there Ed Creech went over for the score. Bill Wilson kicked the extra point. Charles Miller Bill Shannon Henry Biswick ill Wilson WM Conrad Ott Page 119 Harry Mancinc Proctor Stapleton Tom Stofko Eastern vs Murray was the first game to be played at Hanger Stadium this year. Murray entered the game the heavy favorite, but had to come from behind in the last minute and twenty seconds of the final period to gain a deadlock with the Maroons. Early in the second quarter a Murray punt was blocked by Wright and Mancing. The ball was scooped up by Sheehan and carried for an Eastern score. Another Eastern score was nullified in the fourth quarter after Zoretic returned a punt for sixty yards. Eastern was called for clipping. Murray managed to score in the final minutes of the game, after Eastern was forced to punt from behind their goal line. Murray took the ball on its 3 7 yard line and after a series of passes, completed one enabling them to deadlock the game. The Valpariso University team handed the Maroons their second setback bv a 7 to 6 margin. Valpariso, the host team, went out in front with a tally in the closing minutes o f the first quarter after a successful pass down to the Maroon four-yard line. From that point the Hoosier team scored on a running play. The Maroons got back into the ball game early in the second half. After each team was credited with a fumble, Eastern emerged with the ball on the Valpariso five-yard stripe. Ed Zoretic drove across for the score. Wilson ' s attempt for conversion was blocked. Eastern threatened on several occasions during the game. In the last two minutes of the first half the Maroons moved down to the two-yard line, but the opposing line stiffened and the half ended at that point. On two other attempts Eastern moved down to the twelve-yard line. The first drive failed and the ball was given over on downs. The next threat was ended by a fumble, and the game was ended. Catawba brought to Eastern a big and experienced team from Salisbury, North Carolina, and after a hard-fought sixty minutes had over powered our Maroons by a 3 to score. The first score came as the result of a fumbled ball on an intercepted pass. The Catawba team recovered on the Maroon 1 7 yard stripe, and from that point their big backs powered their way across the goal line. The final score came after a long march down to the shadow of the Maroon goal post, where the Maroons put up a gallant stand, but the Catawba team was determined and too strong to hold. The lack of weight on the Eastern team was a determining factor in this game, as the entire ball team played good, hard football. ; m . 10 __iJ..; Paul Wright George Kemp Paul Myers Benny Murphy Joe Pendleton The improvement of the Eastern team can be seen in the second encounter with T. P. I. From the previous score the two teams seemed to be almost evenly matched, but it didn ' t prove so this time. Playing on a rain-soaked field the light backs of Eastern out- maneuvered the big Tennessee team to score twice in the first half and three touchdowns in the second. The highlight of the game wa.; a 7+ yard run by Chuck Miller for the Maroons ' third touchdown. Scoring touchdowns for Eastern were Miller (2), Zoretic, Orr, and Curtis. The final game of the season was played before Eastern ' s first post-war home-coming crowd. A surprisingly large number of alumni and former students sat through a drenching rain and watched their favorite team run roughshod over Kirksville, Missouri, by a score of 54 to 0. The Missouri team was simply no match for the Maroons, as they scored almost at will, collecting two scores in the first quarter, two in the second, three in the third, and a touchdown and a safety in the final quarter. The entire Maroon squad saw action. Fred Lewis, Captain In the two years that Fred has been at Eastern, he has won for himself practically all the honors that could be bestowed upon a cag ' S star. In 19+5, he was voted the most valuable player of the National Inter-collegiate Tournament, chosen on the Ail-American Team, and selected to participate in the College All-Star Game. In the past season, Fred continued to play the same brand of basketball that reaped such rewards as in his first season as a Maroon. In no game during the season was he held to less than sixteen points. Following a game, the most asked question was, How many did Lewis get? Fred was chosen on the All-K. I. A. C. team. For the second con- secutive year, he was among the top five in the individual scoring of the nation ' s basketeers, his total being 5 39. Any future high scorers for the Maroons will have a hard time making the fans forget the high scoring of Fred Lewis. B A S K E T B A L L Page 122 Coach Rome Rankin presenting the K. I. A. C. Trophy to Presi- dent W. F. O ' Donnell. Even before the Maroon gridders had hung up their pads, action was taking place in the Weaver Health Building. The round-ball players were working themselves into condition to carry out the heaviest task ever to be placed before a Maroon five. The Maroons were facing a schedule of twenty-one games. Several of the opponents were top-notch ball clubs, having individual scores that ranked among the top fifteen in the nation. Coach Rankin had some very talented basketeers with whom to build this out- standing ball team. From his team that finished third in National Intercollegiate Tournament at Kansas City, there were All- American Fred Lewis and Jim Argen- tine and George Maines. Competition was strong for all positions, and the season ' s plays brought out many stars. Goebel Ritter and Monk Oldham started the season as the work horses on the defensive back boards. Midway of the season Monk suffered an ankle injury, leaving a position which Gerald Becker filled very capably. One of the classiest ball handlers ever to don a Maroon uniform was Bill DeVenzio, who by his cleverness constantly pulled the Maroons from the tight spots. Eastern ' s smallest man, Jimmy Cinnamon, who was a great favorite of the fans, was always a very capable replacement in that his speed enabled him to intercept numerous passes. First Roil — George Maines, Bill De Venzio, Herman Oldham, Fred Lewis, Goebel Ritter, Dovle Lovitt, Jim Argentine. Second Row — Roy Moores, Mgr., Gerald Becker, Randy Stevens, Ray Eisnaugle, Frank Wilson, Abe Hammons, Jack Rodgers, Jerry Carroll, Jimmy Cinnamon, Jack Conley, Mgr. Basketball Scores Eastern Opponent EASTERN 91— BEREA 27 EASTERN 60 — GEORGETOWN 29 EASTERN 44 — BOWLING GREEN, Ohio 64 EASTERN 74 — KY. WESLEYAN 43 EASTERN 55 — HAMLIN 45 EASTERN 54 — KANSAS AGGIES 47 EASTERN 49 — XAVIER 41 EASTERN 7 1 — MURRAY ■ 66 EASTERN 45— WESTERN 35 EASTERN 67 — XAVIER 46 EASTERN 38 — LOUISVILLE 71 EASTERN 76 — GEORGETOWN 42 EASTERN 64 — MOREHEAD 62 EASTERN 78— BEREA 41 EASTERN 72 — WESLEYAN 54 EASTERN 49 — MURR AY 42 EASTERN 44 — EVANSVILLE, Ind. 47 EASTERN 60 — LOUISVILLE 49 EASTERN 64 — EVANSVILLE, Ind 50 EASTERN 46 — MOREHEAD 41 EASTERN 46 — WESTERN 44 K.I.A.C. Tournament EASTERN 53 — WESLEYAN 44 EASTERN 45 — MOREHEAD 43 EASTERN 66 — LOUISVILLE 51 National Intercollegiate Tournament EASTERN 47 — DRURY, Mo. 51 Page 125 GEORGE MAINES RAY EISNAUGLE DOYLE LOVITT BOBBY WILLIAMS FRANK WILSON GOEBEL RITTER JACK RODGERS Pasje 126 HERMAN OLDHAM BILL DeVENZIO JIM ARGENTINE JERRY CARROLL RANDY STEVENS GERALD BECKER JIMMY CINNAMON Page 127 ALL KIAC The Maroons of this year were the great- est in the history of the school. They had an enviable record of eighteen wins and three losses during the season. Eastern was winner of the K. I. A. C. Conference title and went farther to add the K. I. A. C. Tournament to their laurels. Lewis and Ritter were placed on the All-Tournament team. For the second consecutive year the Maroons have received an invitation to par- ticipate in the National Intercollegiate Tournament against some of the best teams of the nation. FRED LEWIS GOEBEL RITTER Interest in basketball at Eastern had grown with the improvement of the Maroon team. On very few occasions this season was the Weaver Health Building large enough to accommodate the crowds that came to see the Maroons perform. In fact the Maroons were backed well whether at home or on a foreign court. For games played away from home, busses usually were available for students who wished to go, and on most occasions Eastern turned up with a good cheering section. To the Kyma Club for the part it played in back- ing the Maroons, the Athletic program of Eastern is deeply indebted. GAME SHOTS CHEERLEADERS Front Row — Charlotte Newell, Isabelle Webb, Laura Hurt, Nancy Blake. Second Row — Ruby Owen, Eileen Lewis, Robbie Owen, Juanita Shepherd. Page 133 W. F. O ' DONNELL President KATHERINE MORGAN Secretary to President Secretary to Board of Regents Page 136 W. J. MOORE Dean MAYE WALTZ Secretary to Dean Page 13 7 JOHN FRED WILLIAMS Frankfort E. J. EVANS Pamtsville TERMS EXPIRED APRIL, 1946 Jesse M. Alverson, Paris Keen Johnson, Richmond APPOINTED APRIL, 1946 J. C. Codell, Winchester H. Clay Kauffman, Lancaster M. E. MATTOX Registrar CARRIE POTTS Secretary to Registrar LOUISE BROADDUS Recorder BEATRICE GOINS Secretary to Director of Extension Page 139 CHARLES A. KEITH Dean of Men EMMA Y. CASE Dean of Women EUNICE WINGO Secretary to Dean of Women SUZANNE MALOTT Assistant Secretary to Dean of Women G. M. BROCK Business Agent E. P. M-COXXELL Bookkeeper KATHRYX McNUTT ALLEX Assistant to Business Agent maude Mclaughlin hill Cashier Page 141 v NOEL B. CUFF Director of Personnel LOIS COLLEY HELEN W. PERRY Assistant to Alumni Secretary Assistant to Director of Personnel ADELA BECKER Assistant to Bookkecpe BESSIE H. GRIGGS Information Clerk MAE KURD Assistant to Cashier MRS. ETHEL BLANTON Housekeeper FRED BALLOU Bookstore Manager MRS. KATHERINE CHENAULT Hostess, Student Union Building MRS. J. W. HILL Assistant Director of Cafeteria EDITH McILVAINE W. A. AULT Supervisor of Cafeteria Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Page 143 KERXEY M. ADAMS A.B., A.M. JACK ALLEN ' A.B., A.M., Ph.D. AXXE ALVIS A.B.. M.A. Assistant Professor of Elementary Education S. MARY E. BARNHILL A.B.. M.A., LL.B. Associate Professor of English PEARL L. BUCHANAN A.B.. M.A. Associate Professor of English VIRGIL BURNS A.B.. M.A. MARY KING BURRIER B.S.. M.S. Associate Professor of Home Economics JANE CAMPBELL ' B.Mus.. A.B.. A.M. Assistant Professor of ROY B. CLARK A.B.. A.M., Ph.D. Professor of English J. DORLAND COATES B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Secondary Education Principal, Model High School J. T. DORRIS A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of History and Government LAURA KATHERINE EVANS B.S. Assistant Professor of Elementary Education MEREDITH J. COX B.S., M.A. Professor of Chemistry RICHARD A. EDWARDS A.B.. A.M. Professor of Education Director of Training School D. THOMAS FERRELL A.B.. 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Iw. s Most Progressive Annua PERSONAL INDEX A Abney, Delia, Bummer 75 Ackerman, Jo Ann, Covington 67 Acree, Jane, Richmond -0 Adams, Margaret, Richmond 42 Aiken, William, Evans 56 Aker, Lema, Mackville 35 Akers, Robert, Paintsville 71 Allen, Frances, Louisville 75 Allen, Gilma, Shelbiana 59 Allen, Howard, Louellen 72 Allen, Sara Clark, Richmond 63 Anderson, Margaret, Canton, N. C. 5 1 Anderson, Mary, Mt. Sterling 73 Argentine, James, Toronto, Ohio 59 Austin, Emogene, Constance 71 Ayers, Bonnie, Twila 57 B Baird, Billie Ruth. Cumberland 76 Baker, Gerald, Dayhoit 77 Baker, George, Oneida 7+ Baker, Sylvia, Felty 67 Bales, Winston, Richmond 71 Ball, Pauline Cawood, Evarts 52 Ball, Virginia, Cumberland 71 Barber, Mary, Paintsville 66 Barnett, Betty Jo, Somerset 59 Barrett, Glenna, Manchester 77 Bastin, Mary Godby, Eubank 5 1 Bastin, Odes, Eubank 51 Beaty, Betsy, Richmond 68 Becker, Gerald, Wheeling, W. Va. 62 Becker, Lawrence, Wheeling, W. Va 51 Bellonby, Marilyn, Covington 74 Benedett, Ted, Elm Grove, W. Va. 33 Benedett, William, Elm Grove, W. Va 52 Benedict, Johnny, Jonancy 72 Berlin, Charlotte, Covington 41 Bernard, Charles, Hazard 53 Bevacqua, Emma Nash, Trinity .... 39 Bingham, Wilma Jean, Pineville ... 7 6 Bishop, Mildred, Teges 67 Blake, Nancy, Richmond ■ 75 Blanton, Norman, Harlan 66 Boggs, Charles, Loyall 63 Bradley, Margie, Harrodsburg 73 Brandenburgh, Lucille, Winchester 44 Brewer, Nicholas K., Chevrolet. 3 7 Brooks, Fred, Evarts 73 Broaddus, Myrtle, Millers Creek ... 41 Brown, Lorraine, Pageton, W. Va. 61 Brown, Sue, Paintsville 67 Broyles, Joyce, Plato 77 Brunei - , Rosemary, Richmond 58 Buchanan, Jeanne, Rockholds 39 Buky, Vernon, Louisville 68 Bunch, Georgia Mae, Verne 53 Burleson, Frances, Waynesburg . ... 3 6 Burnette, Hoover, Steubenville 72 Burnett, Robert, Parmleysville . .. 70 Bush, Jane, Waco 61 c Calhoun, Coralee, Loyall 76 Campbell, Overton, Rowdy 40 Campbell, Viola, Corbin 48 Campbell, Winnifred, Cumberland 5 7 Carrell, Dorothy, Buechel 34 Carrigan, James, Wheeling, W. Va. 72 Carroll, Jerry, Ashland 67 Carroll, Wilma Jean, Fixer 62 Case, Downie, Harrodsburg 68 Casteel, Byron, McKee 48 Caudill, Lida, Salyersville 58 Caudill, Pauline, Neon 67 Cawood, Wilburn, Cawood 77 Caywood, Virginia, Lexington 57 Cinnamon, James, Cynthiana 73 Clarke, Eva, Shelbyville 58 Clarke, Love, Drift 48 Click, Edith, Sand Gap 73 Clouse, Shirley, Rice Station ... 74 Cloyd, Jean, London 62 Cochran, Anne Reiley, Harlan 66 Cockrell, Lois, Waco 74 Colley, Theodore, Robinson Creek 66 Collins, Betty Jo, Glomawr 74 Collins, John, Manchester, Ohio ... 73 Combs, Leslie, Ary 39 Combs, Margaret, Whitesburg 62 Compton, Christine, Middleburg ... 42 Congleton, Jane, Richmond 62 Conley, Dorothy, Frankfort 61 Coomes, Edna, Bardstown 74 Copher, Rebecca, Paris 74 Cornelison, Joseph, Richmond 58 Cornett, Dolphus, Tyner 53 Cornett, Wanda, Cornettsville . 50 Cosby, Edna, Richmond 68 Cowan, Charity, Richmond 42 Coy, Reba Mae, Richmond 66 Coyne, Bernard, Wheeling, W. Va. 66 Craft, Claude, Mt. Sterling 59 Craig, Madge, Rockholds 43 Craig, Tabitha, Mt. Vernon 73 Crase, Louise, Jenkins 56 Crawford, Ralph, Combs 42 Creech, Edward, Harlan 66 Crum, Iva Lee, Canton, N. C 77 Crutcher, Jean, Lawrenceburg 41 Culton, Virginia, Richmond 58 Cummins, Doris, Silver Grove 61 D Dawn, Roy, Covington 36 Deetch, Doris, Louisville 73 Dejarnette, William, Richmond ... 69 Demaree, Dorothy, Pleasureville ... 76 Dennev, Grace Marie, Science Hill 68 Denney, Mary Lou, Benham 74 DeVan, Margie, Covington 40 DeVenzio, William, Coraopolis, Penn 49 Dick, Columbus, Science Hill 50 Dixon, Frances, Lothair 50 Dobson, Mae Beatty, Bush 49 Dorer, John, Wheeling, W. Va 75 Doty, Janet, Richmond 76 Dougherty, Dan, Richmond 37 Dozier, Russell, Kenvir 74 Dungan, Jean, Science Hill 73 Dunn, Jane, Richmond 53 Durham, Gean, Richmond 49 Durham, Laura, Richmond 63 Durham, Nancy, Richmond 40 E Eades, Dorothy, Smithfield 73 Early, Robert, Richmond 73 Eaton, Emilie, Corbin 51 Eisnaugle, Ray, Portsmouth, Ohio 74 Elder, Betty, Richmond 7 3 Ellison, Dorothy, Twila 63 England, Juanita, Covington 76 Estes, Mildred, Richmond 4S Evans, Sophia, Victory 60 F Fife, John, Richmond 34 Fife, Samuel, Richmond 50 Finneseth, Linnett, Ft. Thomas 63 Flannery, Kathleen, Viper 60 Floyd, Charles, Richmond 39 Fortney, Guy, Harlan 72 Franklin, Mildred, Paris 72 Frazier, Allene, Premium 60 Frazier, Helen, Premium 63 Frazier, Joy, College Hill 56 Frisby, Glenna, Evarts 57 Fugett, Luise, Ashland 73 Fuller, Norma, Eminence 73 PERSONAL INDEX G Garth, John, St. Louis, Mo. 41 Gentry, Lee, Quail 60 Getty, Marjorie, Covington 61 Gibbs, Maxine, Ashland 52 Gooeh, Virginia, Stanford 41 Gooch, Wilkie, Paint Lick 74 Goosens, Robert, Kewanee, 111. ... 39 Graber, Juanita, Ashland 51 Graham, Ben, Parkersburg, W. Va. 75 Graham, Margaret, Parkersburg, W. Va 62 Graham, Robert, Parkersburg, W. Va 75 Greene, Fannie, Rieetown 73 Greene, Isabelle, Alva 61 Griggs, Nancy, Richmond 5 3 Gritton, Faye, Sinai 58 Grubb, Allene, Corbin 73 Gumbert, George, Richmond 75 Gurley, Doris Jean, Harlan 72 H Haddix, Ralph, Richmond 40 Hagan, Doris, Richmond 72 Hahn, Davis, Lavvrenceburg 57 Hahn, Jack, Cincinnati, Ohio 73 Halcomb, Rufus, Viper 50 Hall, Mayme, Lebanon 58 Hamby, Ida Rose, Nevisdale 43 Hamm, Betty, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. 72 Hammack, Helen, Corbin 35 Hammons, Stanley, Laurel Creek. . 67 Hampton, James W., Paintsville .... 67 Hancock, Dorothy, Shelbyville 59 Hanser, Joyce, Shelbyville 72 Harding, Rosemary, Hulen 72 Hardwick, Elda, Somerset 66 Hardy, Donald Clay, West Irvine 72 Harmon, Elsie Mae, Somerset 50 Harris, Harold, Richmond 72 Harrod, Goebelene, Frankfort 36 Hart, Gladys, West Somerset 52 Hatfield, Guy, Ravenna 36 Hays, Sara, Shelbyville 69 Heft, Alethea, Louisville 43 Henderson, Charles, Manchester, O. 60 Henderson, Joseph, Mt. Vernon...... 56 Henderson, Nancy, Manchester, O. 72 Henry, Marilyn, Ashland 48 Herndon, Nina Sue, Richmond 69 Hester, Jane, Mt. Olivet 59 Heucke, Melba, Louisville 71 Hickey, Juanita Johnson, Corbin ... 41 Hickman, William, Wales 74 Hill, Betty Jean, Valley View 72 Hill, Virginia, Nicholasville 72 Hisle, Martha, Richmond 39 Hodge, Philip, London 40 Hodge, Ward, Stout, Ohio 75 Hoffman, Julia, Crittenden 42 Holbrook, Abbott, Mayking 43 Holland, John, Stanford 71 Holtzclaw, Hazel, Stanford 72 Holyoke, Virginia, Dayton 7 1 Hoskins, Harold, Loyall 67 Hourigan, Carol, Lebanon 38 House, Catherine, Manchester 43 Howard, Edwin, Wallins 34 Howard, Jean, Pineville 37 Howard, Jewell, Crab Orchard 61 Howard, Mary Helen, Cardinal .... 66 Howard, Reed, Baxter 66 Hudson, Benjamin, Lejunior 71 Hudson, Hettie, Lejunior 43 Huey, Robert D., Constance 52 Huffaker, Virginia, Monticello 41 Hughes, Geneva, Trinity 76 Hulette, Margie Ann, Paint Lick ... 76 Hurd, Maurice, Lynch 48 Hurt, Laura, Lynch 40 I Irick, Elizabeth, Osborn 60 Isaacs, Garnett, Maggard. 63 J Jackson, Mary Elizabeth, Loyall ... 62 Jackson, Frances, Cropper 69 Jasko, Michael, Wheeling, W. Va. 66 Jasper, Ernestine, Somerset 66 Jasper, Kathryn, Somerset . 44 Jaynes, Margaret Lou, Grayson... 74 Jennings, Frances, Richmond 49 Jessee, Margaret, Middlesboro 37 Johns, Doris, Corbin 75 Johnson, Addie Bishop, Mill Pond 62 Johnson, Betty Jo, Benahm 66 Johnson, Beulah, Greenmount 50 Johnson, Irene, Richmond 77 Johnson, Martha Louise, Ashland.. 48 Jones, Eugene, Germantown 71 Jones, Jov, Richmond 69 Jones, Mabel Irene, Science Hill 69 Jones, Mabel Lillian, Vancouver, Wash 39 Justice, Lois, Ashland 57 K Kalb, Nina, Maysville 72 Kelly, Letty, Manchester 52 Kincaid, Minnie Mae, Primrose 6! L Lackey, John Miller, Berea 49 Lake, Margaret Ann, Berea 61 Lana, Bert, Stillwell, Okla. 57 Langan, Mary, Irvine 50 Langan, Mildred, Irvine 52 Lawson, Dorothy Farmer, , Richmond 37 Lea, Marjorie, Brooksville 36 Lee, Billie Simmons, Richmond 59 Lee, Charles, Richmond 71 Lee, Freda, Tyner 60 Lee, Mary Wood, Millersburg 48 Leggett, Sara, Paris 48 Lewis, Artrice Baker, Dayhoit 63 Lewis, Eileen, Brooklyn, N. Y. 44 Lewis, Frederick, Brooklyn, N. Y. 44 Lewis, Nina Jo, Carrollton 71 Linch, William, Wheeling, W. Va. 66 List, Martha Lee, Pleasureville 71 Litsey, James, Irvine T3 Little, Eileen, Richmond 71 Little, Glenna Marie, Whitesburg . 71 Lovitt, Doyle, Lejunior 58 Lowe, Ruby, Whitepost 60 Lowe, Ruth, Whitepost 62 Luse, Don, Bucyrus, Ohio 69 Mc McCrosky, Louise, Harrodsburg 42 McDowell, Leonard C, Irvine 34 McGuire, Peggy, Ashland 70 McKenna, Mary F., Loyall 70 McKinnev, Vivian, Woodsbend 62 M Maddox, Muriel, Maysville 38 Maggard, Ivan, Richmond 37 Maggard, Ruby, Richmond 60 Maines, George, Tompkinsville ... 51 Malott, Suzanne, Richmond 53 Marcum, Alma Jean, Alpha 63 Marcum, Elva Gabbard, Booneville 4 3 Marcum, Mae, Manchester 75 Mason, Freda, Lexington 38 Matthis, Rose, Harlan 60 May, Alice, Langley 57 Mav, Nancy, Salversville 75 Page 165 PERSONAL INDEX Mayfield, Caroline, Taylorsville... 71 Metcalf, William, Tyner 44 Meyers, Paul, Ironton, Ohio 70 Mielcarek, Chester, Wheeling ' , W. Va 70 Miller, Charles, Blairsville, Penn. 70 Miller, Henrietta, Valley Station.... 3 8 Miller, Henrietta Dean, Valley Station 58 Miller, Ruth, Monticello 69 Miller, Wilhelmina, Hartley 36 Million, Glenn, Richmond 59 Mills, Faye, Pineville 38 Miracle, Ruby, Loyall 69 Mitchell, Jack, Benham 70 Moberley, Juanita, Richmond 62 Moloney, Marilee, Bellevue 73 Monday, Ruby, Ewing, Va 49 Mooney, Eulene, London 71 Moore, Henrietta, Martin 62 Moore, June, Ft. Thomas 71 Moore, Mary Elizabeth, Richmond 75 Moore, Nan Belle, Paint Lick 76 Moore, Ray, Frankfort 70 Moores, Burgoyne, Richmond 76 Moores, Roy, Richmond 70 Morgan, Anita, Monticello 51 Morgan, Flonnie White, Bark Camp 39 Morris, Jo Marilyn, Ashland 48 Moseley, Beverly, Millersburg 35 Mullins, Lester, Eubank 43 N Neal, Juanita, Eminence 70 Newell, Charlotte, Maysville 70 Newman, Estalene, Fed 49 Nolen, Bessie, Fullerton 63 Noterman, Martha Ann, Ft. Thomas 70 Nowakowski, Casey, Frankfort 49 O ' Hearn, T. J., Crab Orchard 38 Oldham, Herman, Louisville 69 Orr, Jay, Point Marion, Penn 73 Osborne, Ernestine, Kenvir 72 Osborne, Virginia, Crab Orchard .... 75 Ott, Conrad, Louisville 61 Owen, Robbie, Leitchfield 63 Owen, Ruby, Leitchfield 57 Owens, Angeline, Ritchie 66 Owens, Juanita, Pippapass 70 P Palo, William, Winchester 56 Park, Ernestine, Pineville 3 7 Parks, Helen, Corbin 59 Parrish, Thomas, Richmond 69 Parsons, Raymond, Kildau 48 Patrick, Mary Virginia, Williamsburg 5 1 Patton, Margaret, Richmond 56 Payne, Mildred, Corbin 50 Pendleton, Joe, Jenkins 69 Pennington, Elizabeth, Ashland 74 Perciful, Jack, Mt. Vernon 74 Perkins, Carolyn, Berea 59 Perraut, Betty, Minerva 59 Perry, E. N., Richmond 69 Perry, Henry, Richmond 77 Peters, Henrietta, Lida 70 Plessinger, Elizabeth, Ludlow 40 Porter, Aldene, Covington 58 Powers, Marie, Monticello 70 Price, Jean, Mt. Vernon 74 Price, Marian Blanche, Corbin 67 Pulliam, Elsworth, Bagdad 69 Q Quillen, Ona, Neon 69 R Rader, Eulane, Benge 69 Ragan, Georgia, Monticello 53 Raines, Clara, Cumberland 56 Rains, Beaulah Mae, Verne 52 Rains, Virginia, Verne 42 Ralston, Eleanor, Paint Lick 70 Ramsey, Georgia, Whitley City 34 Ratliff, Lucille, Bethel 70 Ratliff, Peggy, Pikeville 56 Rauch, Joy, Ft. Thomas 75 Rebeck, June, Ft. Thomas 74 Reed, Max, Bolivar, Ohio 52 Reed, Ruby, Oneida 51 Reeves, Mary Gibson, Richmond .... 60 Reffett, Jimmie, Langley 75 Reichspfarr, Jane, Richmond 63 Reid, Enid, Somerset 77 Reynolds, Lois, Wildie 75 Rice, Gladys, Mays Lick 75 Rice, Ruth, Sandy Hook 34 Richards, Norma, Ashland 50 Riherd, Marie, Cave City 35 Ritter, Goebel, Richmond 68 Roark, Mary Jane, Elizabethtown 60 Roberts, Andrew, Corning, Ohio... 5 7 Roberts, Joe, Monticello 5 8 Robinson, Anna Lee, Richmond 77 Robinson, Mary Bruce, London 67 Rodgers, Jack, Frankfort 76 Rose, Berniece, Fonde 70 Rowlette, Howard, Covington 68 Rowlette, Virginia, Richmond 61 Roy, Denver, Science Hill 76 Ruschell, Nancy, Silver Grove 69 Rutledge, Mattie Lee, Shelby ville 69 Ryan, Elaine, Ft. Thomas 70 Ryle, Robert, Covington 35 s Salyer, Juanita, Salyersville 63 Salyer, Madelyn, Salyersville 72 Sanders, Carolyn, Carrollton 56 Scherrbaum, Richard, Beaver, Penn. 68 Schwartz, Dudley, Ft. Thomas 74 Scott, Carl, Portsmouth, Ohio 49 Searcy, Herbert, Carrollton 35 Sebastian, Maxine, Kirksville 77 Selbee, Dorothy Kendall, Bellevue 5 6 Selbee, William, Catlettsburg 68 Shanahan, Josephine, Rising Sun, Ind 69 Shannon, William, Danville 60 Sharp, Martha, Richmond 57 Shearer, Louise, Somerset 37 Shepherd, Juanita, Winchester 49 Silvers, Mary Margaret, Somerset 5 1 Singleton, Betty, Lancaster 62 Skinner, Blanche, College Hill 77 Slattery, Jean, Richmond 67 Smith, Alice, Ary 67 Smith, Helen, Berea 61 Smith, James Harold, Closplint 35 Smith, Martha H., Ary 63 Smith, Mary, Dayton 50 Snider, Thomas, Shelbyville 6S Sparks, Juanita, Mayking 66 Sparks, Mary Wilma, Mayking 66 Spiering, Violet, Milwaukee, Wis... 70 Spillman, Mary Lois, Bedford 67 Spurlock, Kenneth, Cawood 44 Stapleton, Proctor, Paintsville 77 Steeley, Kenneth, Corbin 36 Steeley, Mary Dee Brafford, Corbin 36 Stergeos, Maria, Maysville 77 Stevens, Randall, Ashland 66 Stewart, Kenneth, Wildie 68 Still, Betty, Bellevue 35 Stivers, James Ted, Berea 69 Strohmeier, Virginia, Frankfort... 68 PERSONAL INDEX Sturgill, Kathleen, Corbin 60 Suttles, Barbara Jean, Blue Diamond 68 Swinford, Maxey, Paris 44 T Tackett, Ardena, Ashland 58 Tackett, Wendell, Virgie 66 Talbott, Burna Dean, Frankfort .... 61 Talbott, Jack, Dayton, Ohio 61 Tandy, Betsy, Carrollton 68 Taylor, Jean, Corbin 5S Taylor, Martha, Somerset 66 Terrill, Lee, Berea 68 Thomas, Betty, Carrollton 77 Thomas, Jane, Carrollton 51 Thompson, Janet, Dayton 75 Thompson, Martha Ellen, McDaniels 68 Thornton, Beverly, Covington 71 Thurman, Lula, Lebanon Junction 58 Tincher, Elizabeth, Parrat 56 Todd, Gertrude, Richmond 6S Todd, Joe, Richmond 63 Todd, Talton, Richmond 76 Tolson, Eugene, Evansville, Ind 41 Tribble, Sara, Bondville 49 Trieschman, Marilyn, Bellevue 59 Truesdell, Edna Mae, Trinity 57 Tudor, Virgil, Richmond 53 Turpen, Irene, Nancy 77 Tyler, Tina, McRoberts 34 w Walker, Barbara Lou, Corbin 67 Walker, Eva, Richmond 56 Walker, Jack, Corbin 48 Walker, Sara Dan, Richmond 34 Walters, James Edward, Pineville 42 Walters, Jessie, Manchester 52 Waltz, Jack, Harlan 67 Ward, Rebecca, Paint Lick 59 Watkins, Jean, Corbin 59 Watkins, Judith, Lancaster 63 Webb, Isabelle, Ashland 68 Weddle, Arevia Alleyne, Faubush .. 50 Weiler, Sandford, Harlan 62 Wells, Harvey, Whitseville 38 West, Jayne, Richmond 71 Wheatley, Madolyn, Ashland 62 White, Albert, Catlettsburg 68 White, Bill Ed, Manchester 71 White, Margaret Ann, Phelps 56 White, Reda, Hima 57 Wiggins, Arthur, London 67 Willard, Leola, Silver Grove 62 Williams, Bobbie, Richmond 67 Williams, Lora Mae, Paintsville ... 75 Williams, Margaret Jane, Berea 53 Wilhite, Gene, Paintsville 57 Wilson, Allen, Pineville 67 Wilson, Frank, Richmond 67 Winkler, Marbeth, Boone, N. C. ... 76 Wright, Paul, South Shore 69 Wright, Virginia, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla 68 Y Yonce, Virginia, Loyall 5 6 Page 167