Eastern Kentucky University - Milestone Yearbook (Richmond, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1954 volume:

CASERN JkSTA vysfTumKy THE tt LESTON£ ' V: K ii A Js © s ' ft i -c. V-, - V« FOREWORD We ' re going to forget many of the things that made our col- lege days worth while; we ' ll lose some of the eagerness and enthu- siasm we now have and even a few of our cherished memories will be lost in the future years. It is the job of the MILESTONE to keep those memories liv- ing. Its purpose is to record the year ' s activities in such a way that the turn of each page will lead us back over the old paths, cause to relive old experiences, renew old friendships, and in some small way, recapture the moments that are gone. Let Eastern, through the coming years as in the past, pro- HHI gress and expand beyond recog- nition. All of us will glory in it. And now with the turn of these pages we can catch a glimpse of the Eastern we knew. To all those who contributed, directly or indirectly, to the com- pletion of this yearbook — I am sincerely grateful. To my staff, Thanks, B. R. M. ' ' When the Great Recorder comes To score against your name, It isn ' t if you won or lost, But hoio you played the game. Tom Samuels We, the senior class of 1954, dedicate this our annual to Mr. Tom Samuels, former football coach and instructor at Eastern. As our class sponsor and as a friend, he was helpful and ambitious for us at all times. We wish him con- tinued success and happiness in his new work. DEDf CAT ON §1313 ■IMHU HH KfilEZfK H ■ fi S 9HGSI HBfl v .K V .-• I ■■ • ; -5 paw ■ T( H ATTENDANTS TO MISS EASTERN BLANCHE McCOUN SUZY RAMEY Attendants to Miss Eastern, also chosen for their beauty, poise and popularity, are Miss Blanche Rose McCoun, senior from Smith- field, and Miss Suzy Ramey, jun- ior from Pikeville. -. ' A MISS EASTERN JIMMIE SUE BATEMAN Miss Eastern is the highest campus honor that can be bestowed upon a college co-ed. This year ' s honor was given to Miss Jimmie Sue Bateman, senior from Barbourville, who will represent Eastern at the annual Mountain Laurel Festival. The selection of Miss Eastern is based on beauty, poise, and popularity. MR. POPULARITY BILL McCLANAHAN Mr. Popularity is the highest male honor selected by campus election. Bill McClanahan, senior from Lexington, was this year ' s campus favorite. Mr. Popularity must also be an outstanding example of personality and popularity. i MISS POPULARITY VIRGINIA DURBIN This year ' s honor of Miss Popularity was given to Miss Virginia Durbin, junior from Lexington. Miss Populartiy must be outstanding in per- sonality and popularity, and is selected by cam- pus vote. MILITARY BALL QUEEN BLANCHE ROSE McCOUN Miss Blanche Rose McCoun, senior from Smith- field, was chosen to be Queen Athena of the annual Military Ball. Miss McCoun was selected by the senior R.O.T.C. Corps. BASKETBALL QUEEN DEAN RUBARTS Miss Dean Rubarts, junior from Dunnville, was crowned 1954 Basketball Queen during the half-time of the Eastern - Murray home game. The contest was sponsored by the E Club. HOMECOMING QUEEN CARLENE BABB Annually a Queen is chosen by an alumni committee to reign over the Homecoming Activi- ties. Miss Carlene Babb, sophomore from Ash- land, was selected from thirty-five candidates to be this year ' s Queen. BLANCHE ROSE McCOUN CLYDE WHITE 1953 JUNIOR PROM JH KING AND J£ QUEEN f3 The Junior-Senior Prom is an East- ern tradition, sponsored annually by the junior class. Highlighting the Prom is the crowning of the Queen and King, chosen by class voting. Last year the junior class elected Miss Blanche Rose McCoun, Smith- field, and Clyde White, Richmond, to be Queen and King. 15 MISS POPULARITY Denyse Campbell Edie Taylor MR. POPULARITY Tack Baldwin Tom Holbrook C A N D I D A T E S f o r MILITARY BALL COURT BASKETBALL HOMECOMING MOUNTAIN LAUREL QUEEN NELL WILSON Miss Nell Wilson, graduate of 1953, was crowned Queen of the Mountain Laurel Festival held annually at Pineville, Kentucky. Last year, Nell was selected by the stu- dent body to be Miss Eastern which made her a Mountain Laurel candidate. This was the second Eastern girl to ever be chosen for such an honor. The Mountain Laurel Queen is chosen by beauty, personality, and poise, and each Kentucky college is represented by a co-ed. :£= sM % fW ' Nwihfc. . CHARLES HACKER Richmond. Kv. B.S. Math Baptist Student Union 1 BETTY CARSON Hazard, Kv. A.B. Music Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Choir 2, 3, 4 Messiah 1, 2, 3, Music Club 1. 2, Sec. 3 Orchestra 1 3, 4 FLOYD COMPTON Burnetta, Kv. A.B. Social Science Sigma Lambda 1, 2, Christian Student Fellowship 1, 2 Social Committee 4 Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4 Pres. 4 OLGA FRANCES PRESTON Allen, Ky. A.B. Commerce 3, 4 Milestone Staff 4 Photo Club 2, 3, 4 Vice Pres. 3, 4 Sigma Tau Pi 3, 4 Wesley Foundation 1 Westminster Fellowship 2 3 W.R.A. 1, 2 Y.W.C.A. 2, 3, 4 BEN CRAMER TURPIN Richmond, Ky. B.S. Biology Band 1, 2 Photo Club 4 Pres. 4 Progress Staff 1, 2 SHIRLEY ANN CARSON Hazard, Kv. B.S. Home Economics Baptist Student Union 1 Cwens 2 Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice Pres. 2 Who ' s Who 4 Y.W.C.A. 1 BILL LEE McCLANAHAN Lexington, Ky. B.S. Biology Biology Club 3. 4 Vice Pres. 4 Class Officer 4 Pres. 4 Milestone Staff 4 Mr. Popularity 4 MARTHA J. CHAMBERS Richmond. Kv. A.B. Art Christian Student Fellowship 1 Class Officer 4 Sec. 4 Drum and Sandal 2, 3 Vice Pres. 3 Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4 Kappa Pi 3, 4 Pres. 4 Music Club 4 Off-Campus Women ' s Club 1 Progress Staff 1 Who ' s Who 4 CALVIN WHITT Paintsville, Kv. A.B. Music Music Club 1, 2 REATHEL FIGHTS Liberty, Ky. B.S. Elementary Education 20 SENIORS DESSIE DANIEL GIBSON Brutus, Ky. B.S. Elementary Education ROOSEVELT TURNEB Newport, Kv. A.B. Social Science ELIZABETH A. CAYWOOD South Ft. Mitchell, Ky. A.B. Music Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4 Co. Vice Pres. 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Burnam W.R.H.O. 1 Choir 1, 4 Collegiate Pentacle 4 Little Theater 3, 4 Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4 Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 2 Student Union Music 1, 2, 3, 4 Pres. 2 Westminster Fellow- ship 1, 2, 3, 4 Who ' s Who 4 Y.W.C.A. 1 Northern Kv. Club 1 LAWRENCE K. HARRIS Stanton, Ky. A.B. Music Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Westminster Fellow- ship 1, 2, 3, 4 Sigma Lambda 1 JOAN MELBA NEFP Louisville, Ky. B.S. Music Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4 Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Union Music Council 3, 4 Vice Pres. 4 Westminster Fellow- ship 1, 2, 3, 4 Who ' s Who 4 Y.W.C.A. 1 iCK NOLAN SHELL Loyall, Ky. B.S. Chemistry CYNTHIA E. JONES Somerset, Ky. B.S. Home Economic RONALD CURRY Wheelwright, Ky. B.S. Physical Education ELEANOR JUNE PRATHER Versailles, Ky. B.S. Elementary Education CHARLES E. ANTLE Columbia, Ky. B.S. Math Knights of Artillery 3, 4 Little Theater Club 4 Math Club 2, 3, 4 Messiah 2 Home Ec. Club 2, 3, 4 Milestone Staff 4 State and W.R.H.O. Vice Pres. 2 Westminster Fellow- ship 3, 4 Y.W.C.A. Basketball 1 Baptist Student Union 3, 4 Math Club 3 Physics Club 4 Who ' s Who 4 Y.M.C.A. 21 BILLY THOMPSON Springfield. Ky. B.S. Comm erce NORA FRANCES BROWN Clintonville. Ky. B.S. Elementary Education Christian Student Fellowship 2 Messiah 4 Milestone Staff 4 Wesley Foundation 1 Y.W.C.A. 1, 2 Future Teachers of America 4 FRED C. HENDRICKS Richmond, Ky. B.S. Commerce Knights of Artillery 3, 4 Track 1 REED A R, FARNEY Harrodsburg, Ky. B.S. Elementary Education Messiah 4 Milestone Staff 4 Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, 3 Future Teachers of America 4 STANTON YOUNG Louisville. Ky. A.B. History Christian Student Fellowship 1, 2 Sigma Lambda 1, 2, MARGARET E. MCDONALD Henderson, Kv. B.S. Elementary Education Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Sec. 1, 2, 3 Progress Staff 1, 2, 3 CLYDE NELSON WHITE Richmond, Ky. A.B. Art Class Officer 3 Pres. 3 Kappa Pi 2, 3, 4 Pres. 3 Kyma Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice Pres. 3 Milestone Staff 3, 4 Progress Staff 1. 2, 3, 4 Business Mgr. 1, 2, 3, 4 Who ' s Who 4 Prom King 3 JANE ALLEN BOURNE Harrodsburg, Ky. B.S. Elementary Education Baptist Student Union 3, 4 Vice Pres. 3, 4 Big Sisters Club 4 Choir 3 Collegiate Pentacle 4 Treas. 4 Kappa Delta Pi 4 Messiah 3, 4 Progress Staff 3 CALVIN C. SMITH Manchester, Kv. B.S. Commerce Knights of Artillery 3, 4 DOROTHY M. BAKER McKee, Ky. B.S. Elementary Education 22 EDWIN CHESTER JONES Richmond, Ky. B.S. Commerce Y.M.C.A. 1 ARDELLE RIGGS HISLE Winchester, Ky. B.S. Biology NOLAND Y. BALDWIN Hopkinsville, Kv. B.S. Commerce Class Officers 4 Vice Pres. 4 Debate Team 3 Knights of Artillery 3, Treas. 4 Milestone Staff 4 Sigma Tau Pi 3, 4 Vice Pres. 4 Who ' s Who 4 SENIORS FLORENCE M. TANNER Oberlin, Ohio A.B. Music Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Soc. Chairman 4 Choir 1. 2, 3, 4 Kyma Club 3, 4 Cheerleader 3 Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4 Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Sec. 2 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Progress Staff 1 ._ .s. ia lambda 3 Student Union Music Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Westminster Fellow- ship 1, 2, 3, 4 Council 4 Student Union Board 1 jesse d. Mckinley, jr. Owensboro, Kv. A.B. Art Kappa Pi 2, 3, 4 Vice Pres. 4 Knights of Artillery 3, 4 Milestone Staff 4 Photo Club 2 Progress Staff 4 Drill Team 3, 4 JACK CHRISMAN BOND Lexington, Ky. B.S. Physical Education E Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Pres. 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Knights of Artillery 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 DORIS ANN HORN Seco, Ky. B.S. Elementary Education Burnam W.R.H.O. 3 Choir 1, 2 Letcher Co. Club 4 Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4 Milestone Staff 4 Music Club 1, 2 Wesley Founda- tion 1, 2, 3, 4 Future Teachers of America 4 MICHAEL MARGARITIS MARY TRIMBLE RAMEY CHARLES WAYNE MILLER Lexington, Ky. A.B. History and Political Science Knights of Artillery 4 Sigma Tau Pi 4 Sharpsburg, Ky. B.S. Elementary Education Christian Student Fellowship 3, 4 Kyma Club 3 Y.W.C.A. 3, 4 Frankfort, Ky. B.S. Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3 Knights of Artillery 3, 4 23 HENRY TARVER DOTY Albanv, Ga. B.S. Commerce Knights of Artillerv 3, Sigma Tau Pi 2, 3, 4 Sigma Lambda 1, 2. 3. Y.M.C.A. 4 Treas. 4 R.O.T.C. Drill Team 3 Episcopal Canterbury Club 2. 3 Treas. 2, 3 GWENDOLYN ANN COMBS CARLOS FRANK LESTER IDA K. McDOWELL Lothair, Kv. B.S. Commerce Cwens 2 Messiah 4 Sigma Tau Pi 4 Pineville, Kv. A.B. English Baptist Student Union 2. 3, 4 Kappa Pi 4 Little Theater Club 2, 3, 4 Phi Iota 4 Sigma Lambda 4 Mt. Olivet, Kv. B.S. Physical Education Christian Student Fellowship 1, 2 Drum and Sandal 4 W.R.A. 3, 4 Y.W.C.A. 1, 2 EDDIE MORGAN Monticello, Ky. B.S. Health and Physical Education Y.M.C.A. 1, 2 JAMES E. ALLENDER Falmouth, Ky. A.B. Art Baptist Student Union 1, 2, 3 Kappa Pi 3, 4 Treas. 4 Milestone Staff 1, 2, 3 Photographer 2, 3 Photo Club 2, 3, 4 Pres. 2, 4 Vice Pres. 3 Progress Staff 2, 3, 4 Photographer 2, 3, 4 Y.M.C.A. 1. 3, 4 PATSY SPOONAMORE Stanford, Ky. B.S. Music Baptist Student Union 1, 2, 3, 4 Music Director 3, ' . Music Council 3, 4 Pres. 4 Music Club 2, 3, 4 Sec. 4 Class Officer 3 Sec. 3 GORDON P. COOK Beattyville, Ky. B.S. Health and Physical Education Industrial Arts Club 3, Milestone Staff 3, 4 Business Mgr. 4 Progress Staff 3 Who ' s Who 4 World Affairs Club 3, 4 Vice Pres. 4 Phi Iota 2, 3, 4 Pres. 3 Vice Pres. 2 Village Council 4 ANNETTE RICE JETER Nicholasville, Ky. A.B. English Canterbury Club 4 Messiah 2, 3 Milestone Staff 3 Progress Staff 3 Sigma Lambda 2, 3, 4 Wesley Foundation 2 BILLY PERKINS HAY Albanv, Kv. B.S. Elem entary Education World Affairs Club 4 24 SENIORS HENRY JOHN ROMERSA Latrobe, Penn. A.B. Music JUANITA THOMPSON Louisville, Ky. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 B.S. EONDRA LEE BURTON Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Home Economics Ashland, Ky. Class Officers Band 1, 2, 3, 4 B.S. Vice Pres. 1 Sec.-Treas. 2 Physical Education Little Theater Club 3, 4 Choir 1 Drum and Sandal 4 Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4 Messiah 1, 2, 4 Westminster Fellow- Music Club 1, 2, 3. 4 Music Club 1, 2 ship 1, 2, 3 Pres. 3 Orchestra 1, 2 W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Union E RAH C. GREER MAYNARD WHEELER Vice Fres. 2, 4 Westminster Fellow- Music Council 2, 3, 4 Woodlawn, Ky. Madison, Ind. Pres. 3 ship 1, 2, 3, 4 Sec. 3 B.S. A.B. Y.W.C.A. 1, 2 Council 3 Westminster Fellow Elementary Education Social Science P.E. Club 4 Who ' s Who 4 ship 1, 2, 3, 4 THOMAS A. HOLBROOK Morehead, Ky. B.S. Physical Education Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4 E Club 2, 3, 4 Knights of Artillery 3, 4 LINDA FULKERSON Owensboro, Ky. A.B. Art Kappa Pi 2, 3, 4 Sigma Tau Pi 3, 4 WILLIAM T. McANALLEN WANDA PIGMON Winchester, Ky. B.S. Physical Education Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 E Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Newman Club 1, 2, 3, Vice Pres. 1, 2 Redfox, Ky. B.S. Commerce Sigma Tau Pi 4 JAMES M. CAUDILL. JR. Neon, Ky. A.B. Knights of Artillery 3, 4 Letcher Co. Club 4 Vice Pres. 4 R.O.T.C. Drill Team 3 25 CLAY PARKS MOORE Danville. Kv. B.S. Commerce Track E Club Sigma Tau Pi JUNE CARROLL TEATER CHARLIE JOE GINN Nicholasville, Kv. B.S. Home Economics Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Ironton, Ohio B.S. Commerce E Club 3, 4 Sgt. at Arms 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Knights of Artillery 3, 4 Newman Club 3, 4 Sigma Tau Pi 4 PHYLLIS BEARD Campbellsville, Ky. B.S. Health and Physical Education W.R.A. ERNEST TED MITCHELL Corbin, Ky. A.B. History Baptist Student Union 3, 4 Treas. 4 Phi Iota 3 RUTH ANN HULKER Frankfort, Ky. A.B. English Alpha Psi Omega 3. 4 Pres. 4 Vice Pres. 3 Big Sisters Club 4 Canterbury Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Collegiate Pentacle 4 Vice Pres. 4 Cwens 2 Vice Pres. 2 Kappa Delta Pi 4 Little Theater Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Sec. 4 Milestone Staff 4 Progress Staff 1, 2, 3 Editor 2, 3 Sigma Tau Delta 2, 3, 4 Sec.-Treas 3 Sigma Lambda 1, 2, 3, 4 Pres. 4 Westminster Fellow- ship 4 Who ' s Who 4 Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, 3 DCNALD L. FIELDS Louisville, Ky. B.S. Math Math Club 1, 2 Knights of Artillery 3, 4 Class President 1, 2 Corp Commander R.O.T.C. 3 Messiah 1 Kentucky ' s Outstanding Student 3 Who ' s Who 4 JOAN ALICE HAPER Lakeside Park, Ky. A.B. Home Economics Christian Student Fellowship 1, 2 Collegiate Pentacle 4 Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Sigma Lambda 4 Wesley Foundation 3, 4 Y.W.C.A. 1, 2 JAMES HUGHES Griffin, Ga. A.B. Social Science SYLVIA L. BROCKMAN Sand Gap. Ky. B.S. Elementary Education Baptist Student Union 1, 2, 3, 4 Y.W.C.A. 2 Y.W.A. Sec. 4 26 SENIORS PANNIE McP. MULLINS Mt. Vernon, Ky. A.B. History WILLIAM E. TREADWAY Bademill, Ky. A.B. Social Science BETTY ANN CRANK Kenvir, Kv. B.S. Commerce Baptist Student Union 1, 2, 3, 4 Sec. 4 Burnam W.R.H.O. 3, 4 Pres. 3 Social Ch. 4 Class Officers 4 Treas. 4 Drum and Sandal 2, 3, 4 Pres. 3, 4 Kyma Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Sec. 3, 4 Messiah 2 Milestone Staff 2, 3, 4 Sigma Tau Pi 3, 4 Sec. 4 Who ' s Who 4 Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 JAMES C. MURPHY Kirksville, Ky. B.S. Commerce Knights of Artillery 3, 4 Sec. 4 Milestone Staff 4 Photo Club 2 Sigma Tau Pi 3, 4 Pres. 4 Who ' s Who 4 Drill Team 3 KATHERINE KEENE Richmond, Ky. B.S. Commerce-History Who ' s Who 4 Y.W.C.A. W.R.A. 1, 2 Cwens 2 Sigma Tau Pi 3, 4 C.Y.F. ROY LEE KIDD Corbin, Ky. B.S. Geography Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 E Club 1, 2, 3. 4 Vice Pres. 4 HAZEL P. YANKEY Anchorage, Ky. B.S. Home Economics Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Sigma Lambda Baptist Student Union 1, 2, 3 Y.W.C.A. 1 Treas. 3 PRANK R. NASSIDA RUBY DEAN HOLBROOK PAUL R. ROLPH. JR. Duquesne, Pa. Pine Ridge, Ky. Maysville, Ky. B.S. B.S. A.B. Physical Education Commerce Art E Club 4 Pi Omega Pi 4 Christian Student Football 3, 4 Sec. 4 Fellowship 1, 2 Knights of Artillery 3, 4 Sigma Tau Pi 4 Treas. 1 Newman Club 3, 4 Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3 Knights of Artillery Sigma Tau Pi 4 Y.M.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 R.O.T.C. Rifle Team 1, 2, 3, 4 R.O.T.C. Drill Team 3, 4 27 EDGAR HARDIN Noctor, Ky. B.S. Commerce Baptist Student Union 1 Sigma Jalu Pi 1, MARY LOU MANNING Carrollton, Kv. B.S. Health and Physical Education Burnam W.R.H.O. 2 Sec. 2 Class Officers 2, 3 Treas, 2 Sec. 3 Stateland W.R.H.O. 3 Vice Pres. 3 W.R.A. 1 Y.W.C.A. 1 Phvsical Education Club 4 Vice Pres. 4 Military Ball Queen 2 DONALD LITTLE Drift, Ky. B.S. Track 1, 2, 3, 4 E Club 1, 2, 3, JEAN HOWARD BELL Cincinnati, Ohio A.B. Art Kappa Pi. 2, 3, 4 Sec. 3 Northern Ky. Club JOHN H. DELANEY, JR. Winchester, Ky. B.S. Geography Agriculture Club 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 E Club 3, 4 WANDA SMYTH College Hill. Kv. A.B. English Big Sisters Club 4 Sigma Lambda 1, 2, 3, 4 Canterbury Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Kappa Delta Pi 4 Editor, Belles Lettres 3 Who ' s Who 4 Christian Student Fellowship 1, 2 Collegiate Pentacle 4 Pres. 4 Cwens 2, 3, 4 Treas. 2 Junior Advisor 3 Senior Advisor 4 Little Theater Club 3. 4 Sigma Tau Delta 2, 3, 4 Pres. 3 Vice Pres. 4 Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Pres. 3 EDWIN DALE Louisville, Ky. B.S. Biology Biology Club 2, 3, 4 Vice Pres. 2, 3 Caduceus Club 2, 3, Newman Club 3, 4 Photo Club 2, 3 Sigma Lambda 4 Swimming 1 BETTY BEAMAN Covington, Ky. B.S. Elementary Education Baptist Student Union 1, 2, 3, 4 Collegiate Pentacle 4 Cwens 2 Kappa Delta Pi 4 Messiah 2, 3, 4 Milestone 2, 3, 4 Photo Club 3, 4 W.R.A. 1, 2 Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, 3 BOB R. WHITE Erlanger, Ky. B.S. Mathematics ROBERT HOLLIDAY Gayscreek, Ky. M.A. Education 28 SENIORS RAY H. STOCKER Richmond, Ky. A.B. Social Science Rifle Team 3 Golf 2 DALE CALLAHAN Southfork, Ky. A.B. Social Science Y.M.C.A. 4 JUDITY C. SAUNDERS Mt. Sterling, Ky. B.S. Commerce Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 D.S.F. 1, 2, 3, 4 Sec. 3 Sigma Tau Pi 3, 4 Modern Dance 4 HUGH B. BROOKS Corbin, Ky. A.B. History Band 4 Baptist Student Union 2, 3, 4 Pros. 3, 4 Choir 2, 3, 4 Class Officers Vice Pres. 2 E Club 2, 3, 4 Kvma Club 2, 3 Messiah 2, 3, 4 Progress Staff 4 Swimming 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Y.M.C.A. 2 Cheerleader 2, 3 College Quartet 2, 3, 4 JANEY M. ROBERTSON Richmond, Ky. A.B. Art Kappa Pi 2, 3, 4 Kvma Club 1, 2, 3, 4 PRANK KELLER Mt. Sterling, Ky. B.S. Commerce Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Sigma Tau Pi 3, 4 Treas. 4 World Affairs Club 3, 4 Y.M.C.A. 1 SARA THOMPSON Miracle, Ky. B.S. Home Economics Baptist Student Union 1 Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Wesley Foundation 4 Y.W.C.A. 1 LEWIS O. ENGLE Beattyville, Ky. B.S. Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice Pres. 4 Phi Iota 4 29 EDNA F. POLLARD Lancaster, Ky. B.S. Home Economics Baptist Student Union 1, 2, 3, 4 Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Y.W.A. 1, 2, 3 Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4 PAUL TESLA Coraepolis, Pa. B.S. Health-Physical Education-Geography Baseball 1 Football 1 GERWOOD B. GRAVETT Winchester, Kv. B.S. Math Knights of Artillery 4 Math 3 Physics 3. 4 BETTY A. CHADWELL Sturgan, Kv. A.B. Art Baptist Student Union 1, 2 Kappa Pi 3 GERALD L POINTS Dry Ridge, Ky. B.S. Biology Biology Club 4 Kappa Delta Pi 4 GLENNA H. CONLEY Touristville, Kv. B.S. Elementary Education Kappa Delta Pi 4 Messiah 4 Kvma Club 4 D.S.F. 4 Y.W.C.A. 4 GEORGE McKINNEY McKinney, Ky. B.S. Industrial Arts Agricultural Club : See.-Treas. 2 Christian Student Fellowship 1, 2 Industrial Arts Club 1, 2. 3. 4 Vice Pres. 4 Y.M.C.A. 1, 2, 4 MNETTE ENGLE RAYMOND B, TINGLE CHARLENE MEEKS FREDRICK G. WILLIAMS HIRAM SMITH Gatliff, Ky. LaGrange, Ky. Corbin, Ky. Berea, Ky. Closplint, Ky. A.B. A.B. B.S. A.B. B.S. English-Commerce Music Commerce Social Science Industrial Arts Progress 4 Band 1. 2. 3, 4 Industrial Arts Sigma Lambda 1, 2, 3, I Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Club 3, 4 Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4 Kappa Pi 4 Canterbury Club 3. 4 Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4 Music Club 1, 2, 3 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Photo Club 1 Westminster Fellow- ship 1, 2, 3, 4 30 SENIORS SAMMIE E. WELLS Prestonsburg, Ky. A.B. Social Science World Affairs Club 1, 2 Y.M.C.A. 1, 2 Spanish Club UREAY BALLARD Irvine, Ky. B.S. Commerce Sigma Tau Pi MARY ANN ROWLETT Richmond, Ky. B.S. Home Economics Collegiate Pentacle 4 Sec. 4 Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4 Vice Pres. 4 Photo Club 2 JOHN E. YARBER Mt. Sterling, Kv. B.S. Biology JO NELL HARROD Frankfort, Ky. B.S. Biology Baptist Student Union 1, 2, 3, 4 Biologv Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Caduceus Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Collegiate Pentacle 4 Cwens 2 Pres. 2 Messiah 4 Photo Club 4 Who ' s Who 4 Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Cabinet 2 JAMES A. Hazard B.S. Chemistry-Math LEVERIDGE Ky. BLANCHE RALEIGH Altro, Ky. A.B. Social Science Sigma Lambda 2, 4 Westminster Fellow- ship 1, 2, 3, 4 MILTON A. MARTENSON Bloomington, 111. B.S. Math-Physics Kyma Club 1, 2 Physics Club 3, 4 Pres. 4 Math 1, 2, 3 Who ' s Who 4 Golf 1 BILLIE WILSON Lancaster, Ky. B.S. Biology-Physical Education Biology Club 3 Physical Education 4 W.R.A. 4 Battalion Sponsor R.O.T.C. 3 HARRY D. WILSON Tyner, Ky. B.S. Commerce Kappa Delta Pi World Affairs Club 31 MAE BELLE MARTIN Winchester. Kv. A.B. Music Music Club 1, 2. 3 PAUL BYBEE Cincinnati, Ohio A.B. Biology Biology Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Treas. 3 Caduceus Club 2, 3, 4 Pres. 3 Photo Club 1 Sigma Lambda 2, 4 Y.M.C.A. 1 KIZZIE SPRADLIN Pine Knot. Kv. B.S. Home Economics Baptist Student Union 3, 4 Home Economics Club Stateland House Council 4 Pres. 4 CHARLES D. STALLARD Neon, Kv. B.S. Commerce Letcher Co. Club 4 Sigma Tau Pi 3, 4 Y.M.C.A. 2, 4 ANNA MARIE BROYLES Plato, Ky. B.S. Elementary Education Collegiate Pentacle 4 Kappa Delta Pi 4 EVELYN PHILLIPS Harrodsburg, Kv. B.S. Elementary Education Messiah 4 Milestone Staff 4 Sigma Lambda 1 Wesley Foundation 3, 4 Y.W.C.A. 1 Future Teachers of America 4 EDMUND R. BURKE. JR. Prestonsburg, Ky. A.B. Music Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice Pres. 3 Choir 1, 2. 3, 4 Class Officers 3 Vice Pres. 3 Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4 Music Club 1, 2, 4 Vice Pres. 2 Orchestra 1, 2 CONNIE D. ROBINSON Danville, Kv. A.B. English Canterbury Club 4 Choir 1, 2, 4 Christian Student Fellowship 4 Kappa Delta Pi 4 Sec. 4 Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4 Milestone Staff 3 Sigma Lambda 1, 2, 3, 4 Y ' .W.C.A. 1 HOMER LEDFORD Venvton, Tenn. B.S. Commerce-Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Club 1 ROBERT LYONS Mt. Sterling. Kv. B.S. Commerce Sigma Tau Pi 3, 4 32 MATTIE STILES HOUSE Richmond, Ky. B.S. Elementary Education SENIORS HERMAN C. LAMB Ravenna, Ky. B.S. Elementary Education Agriculture Club 1 JENNIE LEE CHATTIN Ashland, Ky. B.S. Physical Education and Health Band 1, 2 Drum and Sandal 4 Christian Student Fellowship 1 Messiah 1 Milestone Staff 3, 4 W.R.A. 1, 2, 4 Y.W.C.A. 1 Kappa Kappa Sigma 3, 4 Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4 MARION FRANCIS WHITE Perryville, Ky. B.S. Industrial Arts Baseball 1 Chess Club 2 Choir 2 Christian Student Fellowship 1, 2 Industrial Arts Club 1, 2 Knights of Artillery 3, 4 Pres. 4 Messiah 2, 3 Y.M.C.A. 2 Pres. 2 Corps Commander R.O.T.C. 4 CATHERINE COOK Cvnthiana, Ky. B.S. Home Economics Drum and Sandal 1, Sec. 2 Kyma Club 1, 2, 3 Progress Staff 2 W.R.A. 1 2, 3 CHALMER E. VINEYARD Pineville, Ky. B.S. Physical Education World Affairs Club 3 Y.M.C.A. 2, 3 Pres. 3 PHYLLIS KEEN RUTTER Fountain City, Tenn. A.B. Music Choir 3 Messiah 3, 4 Music Club 3, 4 Orchestra 3, 4 Student Union Treas. Music Council 3, 4 Wesley Foundation 3, L . FALLEN CAMPBELL Hazard, Kv. A.B. Social Science Knights of Artillery 3, 4 Sigma Lambda 4 World Affairs Club 4 Y.M.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Rifle Team 4 Drill Team 3 INA CLAINE ANDERSON Willow Run, Mich. A.B. Social Science Baptist Student Union 1, 2 Big Sisters Club 4 Chess Club 2 Treas. 2 Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4 Y.W.C.A. 2, 3, 4 WICKLIFFE E. McNABB, JR. Ft. Mitchell, Ky. B.S. Physical Education Baptist Student Union 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Choir 3 E Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Manager Knights of Artillery 3 Track 1. 2, 3, 4 Physical Education Club 4 Pres. 4 33 ROY WILSON Science Hill. Ky. B.S. Industrial Arts CAROLYN CARPENTER Flemingsburg. Kv. B.S. Home Economics Home Economics Club 1, 2. 3, 4 Y.W.C.A. Wesley Foundation 1, 2 JAMES LEE ODLE Portsmouth, Ohio A.B. Geography-Health Physical Education Baseball 1, 2 MARCIA LYNN PRDETT Campbellsville, Ky. B.S. Physical Education Burnam W.R.H.O. 4 Wesley Foundation 3 World Affairs Club 3, 4 Treas. 4 W.R.A. 3, 4 Physical Education Club 4 RONALD NELSON FINLEY Louisville, Ky. B.S. Health and Physical Education Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 E Club 2. 3, 4 Jefferson Co. Club 4 Knights of Artillery 3 SUE MARY MOORHEAD Brooksville, Kv. B.S. Elementary Education Big Sisters Club 4 Pres. 4 Choir 1 Christian Student Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4 Pres. 4 Collegiate Pentacle 4 Cwens 2 Kappa Delta Pi 4 Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4 Who ' s Who 4 Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Treas. 2 CLAUDE KENNETH SMITH Gray Hawk, Ky. B.S. Commerce Baptist Student Union 1, 2, 3, 4 Treas. 2 Pres. 3 Choir 4 Messiah 1, Milestone Staff 4 Sigma Tau Pi 3, 4 Swimming 4 2, 4 VIRGINIA RICHARDSON Owingsville, Kv. B.S. Physical Education Choir 1 Drum and Sandal 4 Messiah 1 Progress Staff 3 W.R.A. 2, 3, 4 Y.W.C.A. 1 Kappa Kappa Sigma 3, 4 CHETTER BRYANT Augusta. Ky. A.B. Geography Baseball 1 Knights of Artillery 3, 4 HAROLD JUDD Gray Hawk, Kv. B.S. Chemistry 34 SENIORS LEWIS ELDON STORMS Richmond, Ky. B.S. Math Christian Student Fellowship 1, 2, 3 DONALD GLENDON LAMB Berea, Ky. A.B. Social Science World Affairs Club 3, 4 MARY E. KEARNS Paris, Ky. B.S. Commerce Wesley Founda- tion 1, 2, 3, 4 Sigma Tau Pi 3, 4 Drum and Sandal 2, 3, 4 Vice Pres. 4 Y.W.C.A. 1, 2 ERNEST WAYNE PRESSEY Canton, N. C. A.B. Music Baptist Student Union 1, 2, 3 Music Club 4 Westminster Fellow- ship 1 Social Committee 1 BLANCHE R. McCOUN Smithfield, Ky. B.S. Elementary Education Big Sisters Club 4 Cwens 2 Vice Pres. 2 Messiah 2 Milestone Staff Asst. Editor 3 Editor 4 Wesley Founda- tion 1, 2, 3, 4 Who ' s Who 4 W.R.A. 1, 2 Treas. 2 Y.W.C.A. 3, 4 See. 4 Corps Sponsor of R.O.T.C. 4 1st Battalion Sponsor 2 Homecoming Queen 2 Junior-Senior Prom Queen 3 Snow Queen 3 Military Ball Queen 4 WILLIAM BRADFORD Ashland, Ky. A.B. Social Science Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4 E Club 1 DCRIS LEWIS WATTS Jackson, Ky. B.S. Home Economics Home Economics Club 3, 4 Messiah 4 Photo Club 3, 4 Wesley Founda- tion 3, 4 JIMMY RAY ADAMS Ermine, Kv. B.S. Elementary Education Letcher Co. Club 4 Square Dance Club 3 PAYE KAUFMAN Louisville, Ky. B.S. Commerce Y.W.C.A. 1 Christian Student Fellowship 1 Kyma 2, 3, 4 Sigma Lambda 3 Sigma Tau Pi 3, Messiah 1, 2 LARRY HENRY NORTH Baden, Pa. B.S. Health and Physical Education E Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Knights of Artillery 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4 35 HELEN ROSE DEATON Saldee. Kv. A.B. Social Science PAUL EDWIN LONG Wavland, Ky. B.S. Commerce BETTY LEE MAUPIN Berea, Ky. A.B. Art HOWARD E. HANEY Ferguson, Ky. B.S. Industrial Arts MARY CECILE HORN Corbin, Kv. B.S. Commerce Sigma Lambda 2 Westminster Fellow- ship 1. 2, 3, 4 Milestone Staff 4 Sigma Tau Pi 3, 4 World Affairs Club 3, 4 Y.M.C.A. 2 Kappa Pi 3, 4 W.R.A. 2. 3 Y.M.C.A. 3 Band 1, 2 Choir 1, 2 Messiah 1, 2. 3. 4 Sigma Tau Pi 3, 4 Y.W.C.A. 1, 2 Sigma Lambda 4 AISY BURNS FRENCH JOYCE NOE PAUL CALVIN HAGER NOAH DEAN JONES NEWELL WILPORD CASEY Brutus, Kv. Cincinnati, Ohio East Point, Ky. Mt. Victory, Ky. McDowell, Ky. B.S. A.B. A.B. B.S. B.S. Commerce Art Music Biology Elementary Education Kappa Delta Pi 4 Kappa Delta Pi 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Biology Club 4 Baptist Student Pi Omega Pi 3. 4 Kyma Club 1 Vice Pres. 2 Pulaski Co. Club Union 1, 2 Treas. 4 W.R.A. 1 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Sigma Tau Pi 3, 4 N.K.C. 1 Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4 Sec. 4 Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Westminster Fellow- ship 1, 2, 3, 4 Pres. 1 Treas. 4 Y.W.C.A. 2, 4 Student Union Committee 2 36 SENIORS BOBBY ELIAS JONES Berea, Ky. B.S. Industrial Arts HARLIN WHITAKER Ulvah, Ky. B.S. Elementary Education ROBERT C. BUCKLEY Miami, Fla. B.S. Commerce Christian Student Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4 Pres. 2 Vice Pres. 3 Knights of Artillery 3, Sigma Tau Pi 3, 4 Student Union Council 4 MARIANNE N. DURRETT Danville, Ky. B.S. Home Economics Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Y.W.C.A. 2, 3 DOUGLAS M. GAITHER. JR. Detroit, Mich. A.B. Music Alpha Psi Omega 4 Vice Pres. 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Choir 1, 2 Kappa Delta Pi 4 Knights of Artillery 3 Little Theater Club 3, 4 Vice Pres. 3 Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4 Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ' Pres. 2 Treas. 3 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Westminster Fellow- ship 1, 2, 3, 4 Pres. 4 Who ' s Who 4 ARTHA ANN THORNTON CARROLL SHAVER VIRGINIA E. HILL JAMES WALLACE KIRBY BARBARA JANE BALL Lebanon, Ky. Canton, N. C. Williamsburg, Ky. Irvine Ky. Indianapolis, Ind. A.B. A.B. B.S. B.S. A.B. English Music Elementary Education Math Music Baptist Student Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Messiah 4 Knights of Artillery 4 Band 2, 3 Union 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Math 1, 2, 3 Choir 1, 2, 3 Canterbury Club 2, 3, 4 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Progress Staff 2 Collegiate Pentacle 4 Pres. 4 Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Y.M.C.A. 1, 2, 3 Messiah 1, 2, 3 Milestone Staff 3 College Dance R.O.T.C. Rifle Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Sigma Tau Delta 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Team 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 1, 2 World Affairs Club 4 Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4 Sigma Lambda 3 Student Union Music Council 3 Who ' s Who 4 37 HENRY ARTHUR KLINE Lynchburg. Va. A.B. Art, Health, Physical Education and Agriculture Society of Plain Kappa Pi 1, 2, 3 CARL P. WILLIAMS. JR. Lawreneeburg B.S. Commerce Baptist Student Union 3, 4 Y.M.C.A. 2 Ky. GLYNNA JEAN HAYS Iryine, Kv. B.S. Home Economics Collegiate Pentacle Baptist Student Union 1, 2, 3, 4 Messiah 2, 3 Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4 Kappa Delta Pi 4 Treas. 4 Y.W.C.A. 3, 4 JAMES COOLEY COOTS Dayton, Ohio A.B. Industrial Arts ELMER J. STEWART Hindman, Ky. B.S. Biology Biology Club 2, 3, 4 Caduceus Club 4 World Affairs Club 2, 3 MARY LOU JONES Louisville, Ky. A.B. Music Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Treas. 4 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Collegiate Pentacle 4 Cwens 2 Jefferson Co. Club 4 Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4 Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4 Music Club 1, 2, 3. 4 Treas. 2 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Union Music Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice Pres. 3 Westminster Fellow- ship 1, 2, 3, 4 Sec. 3 Y.W.C.A. 4 MARTIN BECKER Brooklyn, N. Y. A.B. Music, English Sigma Lambda 1, 2 Music 1, 2 ELIZABETH MAE CLARK Sunman, Ind. B.S. Commerce Sigma Tau Pi 3, 4 Pi Omega Pi 3, 4 Vice Pres. 3 Pres. 4 Milestone Staff 4 LELAND BRUCE BATES Harrodsburg, Ky. A.B. History Canterbury Club 3, 4 Chess Club 2 Christian Student Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4 Little Theater Club 2, 3, 4 Progress Staff 2, 3 Sigma Lambda 3, 4 Y.M.C.A. 2 Editor. Belles Lettres 4 LIZABETH ANNE WHITE Manchester, Kv. B.S. Home Economics Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3 Y.W.C.A. 1 ■AH MURRELL DAVENPORT Gilpin, Ky. B.S. Elementary Ed. DOUGLAS FLYNN Irvine, Ky. B.S. Chemistry, Math Sigma Lambda 3 Y.M.C.A. 3, 4 CHARLES E. T. SMITH Paris, Ky. B.S. Biology Caduceus Club 1, 2 Vice Pres. 1 Rod and Gun 2 CAROLYN BALASSONE JOSEPH BALASSONE Richmond, Ky. A.B. English Drum and Sandal 1, 2, Pres. 3 Kappa Delta Pi. 3, 4 Kappa Pi 2, 3, 4 Kyma Club 2, 3 Sigma Lambda 3 Albert. W. Va. B.S. Biology, Math Football 4 Newman Club 3 Sigma Lambda 3 Biology Club 4 E Club 4 WENDELL F Waynesburg B.S. Elementary Ed. FLOYD ROBERT LEE BURCHETT Ky. Prestonsburg, Ky. B.S. Commerce Sigma Tau Pi 4 World Affairs Club 1, 2 Vice Pres. 2 Y.M.C.A. 1, 2 Spanish Club 2 Second Semester Seniors Left to right, First Row: Marvin Coyle Lanham, Springfield, Ky.; Kaye Wade, Albany, Ky.; Grace Denny, Science Hill, Ky. Second Row: Anita Morgan, Monticello, Ky.; Vee Gay, McKee, Ky. Betsy Otis, Lexington, Ky.; Laura Wells, Auxier, Ky. 39 ISON STEPHENS, JR. Fredville DON E. AUGSBACK Bellevue | I RUSSEL RUSSO McDowell H. E. RICHARDSON DOUGLAS A. BENNETT Richmond Richmond ROY G. RILEY Richmond MARGARET WILSON Pulaski GORDON FLECK Berwin, 111. GRADUATES 40 GRADUATES HARRY WILSON Strunk CLAUDE BLEVINS LEE DIXON Spider CHARLES SMITH Goose Rock ANN EPPERSON Pikeville LOUIS MANNING Lynch HOBART BRANSCUM Richmond CARLE EAGLE Loyall JAMIE PARKE Richmond KENNETH E. SNAPP Richmond MARTHA BARTON Richmond EDSEL VANDERPOOL Wayland FRED C. BARTEL, JR. Chicago, 111. NEAL A. PARSONS Hulen LEO PERRY Gifford 41 ¥M ■1 UPS AT EASTERN ■I H ?m Jfcvrt OH 681 ■ H ■■ m am uc Csl t i-? P SJB ' fci s;s 3K ■ - k PS® ■ sa ; 1 ££■; L L l I 1 mm ,g. - WKt.K . ' : t - .   . y ncr -r ¥ [ ' ill ' .- . ' . ' ■ ' :-. ' |7?- «aa4w ' HU | j| ■: ' ■- : ' ' . ■ ;•■ ■■■ J ¥ i MlS: S ' V HI ViWf.cH 1 m: w . fybibJL ami la L impMA jumA, The year 1953 - 54 will be remembered by everyone in a dif- ferent way . . . there are those who have just finished their first year at East- ern, and we hope it has been every- thing they had ex- pected. Others will be leav- ing the campus never to return again as students, and to them we hope that Eastern will forever be a part of their most cher- ished memories. To you, freshman, sophomore, junior, or senior we offer the following pages that you may never forget . . . . . . LIFE AT EASTERN. 44 . . . and, ad w camsL . . . from all parts of the state, and before we had time to get settled we found ourselves in line after line after line, etc. Suitcasers? No, but give ' em time. Where do we g o from here? Wheww! This is the end of the line — registra- tion, that is! 45 . foi JthsL fii AfamrL Sure, this is a Tea! Coffee or punch, please? ' . . . there were many new activities. The get-acquainted tea, which initi- ates many new friendships and re- news old ones. The Big Sisters, your mother away from home , ahoays lend a helping hand for any fresh- man girl. The YWCA - YMCA spon- sors the freshmen talent show as a preview to Eastern ' s future stars. Remember these Big Sisters? They offered many a shoulder to cry on. No more encores, please! 46 . . . anrL fycdL boqmL . . . with parties, weiner roasts, hay rides, outings, initiations and installations. Halloween jam session — and all the cats were there. Step on it, quick, I think it ' s alive. . . . iksm. boi msadjL. qihL ' • Huggin ' and Chalking i?S s It ' s a sure thing! This is no time for jokes! -, -..-■ - • ' So I sez to her . and we can live in Vet ' s Village. 48 Naughty! Naughty! . . . owl, cawipJUUL. aL niqhi. . . . finds many on dates, some at meetings, others in the dorm, and a jew even in the library. Believe it or not, some people do study. Just a friendly game of bridge? And then there are seri- ous moments. 49 Jwnwjoominj j f t rt More napkins! More chicken wire! More . . ., how many times is this heard during the few days before THE BIG DAY. It ' s hard work, but lots of fun. Another of the many activities of this great week-end is the barbecue, served by the fac- ulty. The big Maroon takes to the field. Target for the day — Western! 50 . . . flfo ' 53 The big night finds everyone at the dance. Sponsored by the Alumni, this is one of THE dances of the year at Eastern. I crown thee, Carlene Babb. Homecoming Queen of 1953. Mission complete! Eastern — 13, Western — 7. 51 . . . ihsL Qusicn, and, Asa, fouhi. (W it n That great day was here at last. Beautiful girls, pretty floats and a sunny autumn day made up our Homecoming. This year the R.O.T.C. had the winning float. There were forty units entered in the parade. 52 . . It hapfwuicL ul Vlov ynhstiv A good reason for suiteasing- Thanksgiving. Sigma Tau Pi initiation — or- just before the war dance. The Winnahs! Carolyn and Ozzie were selected best dressed at the fabulous Sadie Hawkins Dance sponsored by KYMA. The Little Theatre Club, pro- v i d e s top entertainment throughout the year with their many performances. This is a scene from Our Town . MIS? if MkM 54 k . . . cudamn, havaL. . . . begin to cover the campus, and Eastern ' s students hurry to take ad- vantage of those last beautiful days before Old Man Winter comes along. Walkin ' my baby A little serious indulgence. , ' • ?% .J- Last minute cram- ing, no doubt. And so to class (sleep) again. $ 55 . . BodihamJ Sullivan.? From the looks of the expressions, the conversation could be wimmen. Eastern ' s five dorms for men are always humming with activity. Proof is positive, so here is proof . . . DUZ does everything, but they ' re using Rinso. Lifting the 5 o ' clock shadow before a heavy date. Playing possum, huh? . . . (BwinamJ ' SiatsdamL? Signing i n , parties in the room, fire drills ... all are a part of the dormitory world. However, hen sessions, im- promptu costume parties, pranks played, keeping quiet after midnight, peanut butter and crackers at 3 a. m. . . . are a part of a spirit of fellowship and fun that no photograph could capture. Mirror, mirror on the wall who ' s the fairest of them all? ptjv L _; ' - I ! 1 H TonBiV ii fllf YIM Tests, so soon? Town card, please. ' Let ' s stop this and go to the grille! And I was in the bathtub cl whiisL fcatdohn. ■■ ■a W I ■■■ ■ i Remember the first snow? Eastern ' s beauty was reflected in a won- derland of snow-covered trees and bushes. Snow also brings out mischievous spirits of students who are never too old to snowball fight or go sleigh-riding. m ■ -- % 58 . . . (flvuMmaA, Qhsstk. V T ' Santa baby, I ' ve been so-o-o-o good. Cedar and tinsel all over the room, but gee, what fun those little parties were. . . . captures the campus with a spirit of happiness and good will toward all. Traditional activities oj decorating the lobby and dorm doors are an integral part of Christmas festivities. Many organizations, such as the Home Ec Club, spread joy at Christmas parties. Nita, did you burn the rolls? 59 . yjddJjck, JbuuiUwnA. r m Jl B Sl ' k p F v 3 p it 1 ■ • Cr J ' Jl f JUt II ' Hark the Herald Angels Sing Hope this rope doesn ' t break! . . . are among the most impressive memories of the Christmas holidays. The Y -sponsored Hanging of the Greens will always hold a treasured spot in our recollections at Eastern. Handel ' s immortal Messiah will always leave us spellbound after each performance. Such events as these help us to grow toward appreciation of the true 7Jieaning of Christmas. Hal-le-lu-jah! 60 . . .qhilLiiwuL What number course is this? Pool time, card time. Well, see, we were sitting in class, and the professor says . . . Letters, papers, notices — anything so I can open that box! campuA, cap hA. Hot off the press! the Progress is always eagerly awaited by enthusi- astic readers. Shake it, break it, hang it on the wall . . . . . . include everything from the campus mascot to the Dean oj Women. President Mozart heads Who ' s Who Among Dogs on Campus. Out of your territory, hey girls? . . . lab Ufa. Art for Art ' s sake? . . . takes in Art, Chemistry, Science and Home Economics. Learning to do by doing ' ' could well be the motto of these classes. And he thought he had nine lives. Data — calculations- conclusions. A stitch in time saves nine. rail iiii AJ flfij JB Wt m ■? 63 . . . UsUdu (JUlaqsL . . . provides adequate housing facilities and low rates for our married stu- dents. The village is or- ganized like a regular community, with a mayor, council, and va- rious women ' s clubs. Couples prove that mar- ried life can be fun in two rooms and a half. . . . thsL Aw sdhjwud. danxjL . . . sponsored by the Eastern Progress, was a semiformal affair held in Walnut Hall. Highlight of the dance was the crowning of Carolyn Crace and Bob Zweigart as 1954 ' ; Sweetest Sweetheart Cou- ple. The Sweetheart Dance is rapidly becoming a cam- pus tradition. 65 . . . tha, iimsL haA. cdmsl . . . for the modern Dance Club to prance and leap in their spring program presented in Hiram Brock. . . . for the Music Club ' s presentation. This year Gilbert and Sullivan ' s MIKADO was the musi- cal hit. . . . for mermaids and mermen to splash about in SCHOOL DAZE. Is . . . for the female contingent to get their just reward for work well done on Honors Day. And then they put flowers on a pretty girl ' s head (Dean Ru- barts), but they didn ' t play no games. She was the bas- ketball queen, but I didn ' t see no baskets. . . .whctLJLwju . wu bcududball. Friends, this wuz our team. It wuz. I went to all the cere- monies, and ever time I sat down they stood up. But Friend, what it is that I would like to know is what them men in the midst of the skat- in ' rink was about. All them people a screechin ' and a hol- lerin ' l I never seen the like and I never hope to. Some bud- dy told me they had school spirits, but I never seen a single jug. I didn ' t. I believe I will have another big orange drank! Odd man ye fer it! £=. ? . . . unAiwc hstiwsA. Just sittin ' back and tak- in ' a noon hour easy. Dishing out food at East- ern ' s own Campus Cafe. (Cafeteria to our public). Listening for orders from headquarters or a ring from a phone. Ministering to the sick and wounded (or fixing a sore toe). AptenqA, Aphwu Looks like an informal meet- ing of the Woochie gang. Sure sign of Spring. «r m r f-. ■ 4 Let ' s lunch on Bur- nam Beach. Why do we have to have classes in the Spring? Spring comes to Eastern and students migrate to beaches, to the outdoors, and all points heading off campus. Mary Lake, shall it be class or the grill? Don ' t let anybody scratch off! . . . TmiitoAif SalL X You ' d better have your ticket. Queen Blanche Rose Mc- Coun reigned over the Military Ball, Eastern ' s biggest social event. Sponsored by the R.O.- T.C. Dave Parry ' s or- chestra furnished music for the dance. ...in. ihsL Aphinq . . . other things do happen besides the changing oj a young man ' s fancy. Spring and the beach are synony- mous at Eastern, but the Jun- ior Prom highlights the ac- tivities. One of Eastern ' s musical organizations, which play for many of the dances during the year. ] 953 ' s Junior Prom Royalty — King Clyde White and Queen Blanche Rose McCoun. These boys and gals were on hand at all special occasions to see us to our seats in Hiram Brock. 71 . fL.O.J.Q. hcuducdimt. .. ' ■.•■ ' ■ ■ Wives, mothers, and sweet- hearts take their part in the ceremony as they pin those coveted bars on that special fellow ' s shoulder. Sponsors, brass, and soldiers all are in review on R.O.T.C. graduation night. Honors are awarded to those superior of- ficers and batteries. ■;.;,-;S ' -, ' ' ; ■ . . thsL ami tfv thsL bsqbminqJ Yes, the end of your life on Eastern ' s campus, but the beginning of a new life in an ever-changing world. May the experiences and acquaintances found here prepare you for a rich and useful future. fct mm -v;- ■■■ :■ $ r CLASS SPONSORS SENIOR JUNIOR k Xm. FRED P. GILES EMMA Y. CASE SOPHOMORE «sr £ Blanche Seevers FRESHMAN William Hopp Vasile Venettozzi Victor Venettozzi 74 RETIRED FACULTY MAY C. HANSEN Asst., Children ' s Library ELIZABETH WILSON Asst., Mailing Room J. T. DORRIS Director, College Museum CHARLES A. KEITH Supervisor, Men ' s Dormitory 75 ■ JUW0R5 m m h « Grl ..■ ' BOBBY DISPONETT Lawrenceburg GRACE REYNOLDS Buckhorn ANITA LANKFORD Lebanon JESSE KELTNER Somerset JANE PARKER Somerset HANNON McCALL Balsam Grove, N. C. NELSON GAY Berea SUE APPLETON Pikeville JERRY WRIGHT Falmouth JULIANE WlEDEKAMP Ashland KEN JONES Richmond SUZY RAMEY Pikeville MERRELL PATRICK Cynthiana JUANITA LITTERAL Jackson BETTY L. GULLADY Winchester HOLLY CHILTON Harrodsburg VIRGINIA DURBIN Lexington ROGER STEPHENS Gapville DAVID CAYLOR New Albany, Ind. FRANCES BURKE Monticello BILL BAXTER Glasgow BEVERLY WILSON Richmond DANNIE GRANT Insull BARBARA JONES Ferguson 78 JVNWRS ROW 1 ROW 3 ALVIN AUSTIN WAYNE TIPTON Paintsville Clay City ELSIE BALLARD ARTHUR COMBS Irvine Whitesburg ROBERT METCALF RACHEL KEENE Lancaster Richmond JIM SNOW BETTY OGDEN Sherman Winchester DOROTHY CRADY PAUL WIREMAN Louisville Royalton JAMES ALLEN DOUGLAS HUBER Salyersville Covington ROW 2 ROW 4 DORIS MARCUM TOM SAMMONS Lynch Raceland KENNETH MEADORS THRESEA HAMON Williamsburg Danville MADGE GAMBILL CHARLES FAIR Paintsville Liberty JANET CAMPBELL FRED WINCHER Dayton Covington DWIGHT NIDIFFER JOAN SCHOLLE Tribbey Covington DIXIE TRAPP MATHIAS WILLIAMS Butler Path Fork 79 JUNIORS MARIAN LOWRY Winchester LOGAN ADAMS Cutshin MARTHA APPLEGATE Tollesboro VIRGINIA EMERY Lejunior JOE C. VALENTOUR Stearns BEVERLY EARLYWINE Covington DALE WOODSON Winchester JAMES HUMPHREY Georgetown DOROTHY THOMAS Paris WANDA LEE LITTERAL Jackson PAUL COLLINS Mayslick KATIE HALL Ravenna CHARLIE TRUE Covington POLLY JENKINS Whitesburg JOHN WILLIAMS Inez ESTEN WEBB Somerset MARY ANN LEAR Berea JERRY JOHNS Richmond EVERETT BICKERS Campbellsburg BILLIE J. DIXON Irvine JAMES BAKER Ashland GLENN MORRIS Crab Orchard WILMA WAGEL Brooksville JEANNETTE B. SOWDERS Richmond 80 CHESTER EASTERLING Neon FAYE BROWN Mt. Sterling ANN HARDIN Denver, Colo. TOM FORBES Covington EDITH TAYLOR Covington DON JETT Richmond DON DALY Norwood, Ohio PEGGY KRAUS Louisville LARRY LOVINGTON Staten Island, N. Y. DENYSE CAMPBELL Maysville PEGGY ANDERSON Stanford LOWELL SALLEE Richmond NANCIE STONE Grayson MILTON MARCUM Salyersville ERNEST DURHAM Richmond PEGGY CHANDLER Louisville JAMES CAUDILL West Liberty JANICE BURTON Dayton, Ohio JIMMIE SUE BATEMAN Barbourville BUDDY CURY Neon JEAN TURNER Shelbyville WILLIAM HENSLEY Harlan JAMES FLOYD Carrollton MARY M. WATTS Covington 81 WALLACE SULLIVAN Stearns LILLIE M. REED Ravenna NORMA TEVIS Richmond PAUL CLAYTON North Middletown PEGGY SHACKELFORD Parksville JESSIE REED Bowen ESTILL BANKS Colson JOANN BLAKELY Louisville WANDA MATTHEWS Cynthiana CLAY R. WITMER Winchester ALICE TURNER Talbert BILL BALL Pineville BOBBY GIBBS Lothair NANCY HARRIS Harlan ROY ALLISON Louisville BETTY RINESMITH Paris JERRY SMITH Calhoun NORMA SIMMS Waynesburg MARGARET HELM Richmond SAMUEL BALLOU Williamsburg FRANCES WILBURN Grayson PAUL GREENE Ashland WILLIAM DOAN Cynthiana mary l. Mcelroy Springfield 82 JUNIORS ROW 1 ROW 3 GAIL GODSEY AUBREY MILLS Happy Rella EARL JONES NELSON BALDRIDGE Berea Prestonsburg WILLIAM BALDWIN DELORES DANIELS Richmond Ashland RONALD SMILEY THELMA PARKE Prestonsburg Richmond ASA HORD JOHN SHOEMAKER Richmond Evarts marvin Mcdonald PAUL HANEY Waco West Liberty ROW 2 ROW 4 PAUL HUGHES JOHNNY NEVERSTITCH Crystal Cumberland ARTHUR G. ROBBINS PAUL LANDRUM Callaway Richmond DEAN RUBARTS HAROLD FRALEY Dunnville Green COETTA LUCAS WILLIAM VAN PELT Farraday Kenvir SHANNON HATTER BOB MULCAHY Yosemite Lexington RALPH RUTLEDGE HARRY STIGALL Ironton, Ohio Danville 83 JUNIORS ROW 1 ROW 3 CHARLES DENNEY Eubank BILL CAWOOD Cawood JAMES W. McCALL Berea SAM TURNER Hazard WALKER PARKE Union City WILMA QUILLEN Lothair NICK DeSANTIS Astmry Park, N. J. PAT CALDWELL Waynesburg BILL SUBLETT Corbin DAVID HALL Stearns PRESTON HALL Delphia CHESTER GREYNOLDS Loyall ROW 2 ROW 4 RONNIE JOHNSON Pineville BOB MUELLER Amityville, N. Y. WM. L. REED Salyersville CLAUDE HUBBARD Pineville LOIS SPENCE Sturgeon BADY MUNCY Beauty SUE LEWIS East Bernstadt EDWIN CUFF Richmond JOE SHELTON Junction City HOWARD JONES Corbin RUDY BICKNELL Panola FRANKLIN ELLISTON Middlesboro 84 ROBERT DEZARN College Hill KIRBY COLLINS Maysville LESLIE PURDON Gravel Switch WILLIAM PALAHUNICK McKees Rocks, Pa. THOMAS HOWELL Loyall DON HALL Pineville BOBBY KITCHEN Pikeville ORIS JOHNSON Vallonia, Ind. JOHN CONN Ivel JO ANN G. NASSIDA Mapletown, Pa. RUTH PATTERSON Woodlawn, Tenn. REGINALD BETHEL Louisville JAMES LANE Richmond jane Mcdonald Williamsburg ALLIE M. WATTS Covington BOBBY ' ROSE Winston ROBERT BROCKMAN Monticello CLARENCE NOLAND Richmond DOUGLAS HIBBARD Covington PAT BELL Pine Knot JIMMY WINN Leitchfield ROBERT BAUGH Pineville BLAINE MARTIN Wayland SHELBY KINCAID Beattyville 85 JAMES BOYER Stearns ANN QUINN Nicholasville CAROLYN ARCHER Jellico, Tenn. FLOYD BRYANT Lawrenceburg RAMON A FLETCHER Ashland RODNEY WALKER Pinevilie CHANDLER HAMMOND Edna PATTI POYMA St. Ignace, Mich. WILLIAM WILES Mangum JOAN DUVALL Erlanger JANICE TREADWAY Barbourville HAROLD JOHNSON Virgie GEORGIA WILLIAMS Harlan ROY MITCHELL Corbin CHESTER RAKER Carrollton ALVA FRALEY BOGGS Ashland DICK LAMBERT Pittsburgh, Pa. BONNIE SCHRAM Florence MARTY LEFEAVERS Kettle Island VENCIL ENGLE Alva LAURA TODD Richmond HARRY SMILEY Cynthiana ROGER HOWARD Insull CORA G. WILSON Curt 86 ROW 1 KARL BAYS ERLENE SPENCE EVA RUTH HADEN BILLIE DAVIS ROW 2 JOHNNY BROWN BONNIE BALDWIN JOHN PAUL JONES JUNIORS 87 ■ SPORTS m m M H fc£2f £0 ■ m ■ ■ g£ ■ BOB i Ff • R ' r H H ' I .«■ ■ 90 The Eastern footballers got off to a flying start in tne 1953 season, winning the first three games before tasting defeat. They edged John Carroll 20-19 in the opening game at Cleveland on September 19 then returned home to dispose of conference foe Middle Tennessee 15-6, in the home opener on September 26. One week later the Maroons traveled to Murray and brought back a 19-14 vic- tory, their first over the Thoroughbreds in four years. Eastern ' s rushing attack against Tennessee Tech was stopped and resulted in first defeat of the season by a 7-0 count. Youngstown College took a one point 20-19 decision on October 16 after the Maroons failed on two of three extra point attempts, but this proved to be the final loss of the season as the Eastern lads went on to chaJk up five consecutive victories. They had little trouble in downing Morehead 25-7 before a Dad ' s Day crowd in Hanger Stadium to keep possession of the coveted Hawg Rifle , a relic for which these two teams battle annually. They had another easy time writing victory No. 5 in the books on October 31, romping over Evansville 59-9 before a homecoming crowd at Evansville. Eastern ' s own homecoming crowd was delighted a week later, on November 7, 90 when the Maroons stopped their arch rivals, the Western Hilltop- pers, by a 13-7 score, to avenge the defeat suffered at Bowling Green last year. The Maroons were also seeking revenge when they moved into Louisville the following week and came out on top against the Louis- ville Cardinals 20-13. Eastern ' s impressive 30-26 win over Stetson University at Deland. Florida, on November 28 com- pleted the best season for the Maroon gridders in years. Glenn Presnell attended the University of Ne- braska where he was an Ail-American halfback in 1927. He played professional football from 1928 to 1936 before returning to Nebraska as backfield coach from 1938 through 1941. The following year he was named head coach at that university. In 1943, ' 44, and ' 45. Press served as an officer in the Navy. He came to Eastern in the fall of 1947 and since that time has made many friends in the Blue Grass. Fred Darling played three years of football at Eastern where he was chosen as honorable men- tion on the Little All-American team. He was also selected as first string tackle on the Kentucky Inter- collegiate Athletic Conference squad for three years. Fred has been line coach at Eastern since 1947. 1953 EASTERN KENTUCKY MAROONS ■■ ■ Bottom row, left to right: Gerald Boyd. George Griffin. Clarence Collins, Horace Harper. Ernie Rigrish, Pat Crawford, Bobby Lenderman, Chuck Bell, Lou McNabb. Second row, left to right: Don Daly, Bill Bradford. Theron White, Paul Green, Jack Bond, Ed Miracle. Roy Kidd, Don Boyer, Carl Oakley, Fred Mason. Third row, left to right: Walter Nunn, Matthias Williams, Tom Sammons, Vernon Massingale, Charles True, Fred Winscher, Chas. Ginn, Karl Bays, Bob Muller, Dick Lambert. Fourth row. left to right: Frank Nassida, Bob Hatfield. Jerry Johns, Larry North, Dwight Jones, Tom Roberts, Bob Tishue, Steve Erdy, Jim Hanlon. 92 Eastern placed two of its players, seniors Carl Oakley and Roy Kidd, on the all-confer- ence team. The team is selected by vote of the coaches of the six member schools. Oakley, a 6-ft., 195 lb. guard, and quarter- back Kidd, who stands only 5-9 and weighs 174, are both from Corbin. Ky. CARL OAKLEY ROY KIDD 1953 FOOTBALL RECORD Eastern 20 John Carroll 19 Eastern 15 Middle Tennessee 6 Eastern 19 Murray 14 Eastern Tennessee Te ch 7 Eastern 19 Youngstown 20 Eastern 25 Morehead 7 Eastern 59 Evansville 9 Eastern 13 Western 7 Eastern 20 Louisville 13 Eastern 30 Won Stetson 8, Lost 2 26 4 93 !%$  , Roy Kidd Fullback All O.V.C. Jerry Johns Guard Paul Green Halfback Larry North Quarterback SENIOR LETTERMEN L_ Ed Miracle Halfback Dick Lambert Guard Bill Bradford Fullback Carl Oakley Guard All O.V.C. Jack Bond Halfback 95 ' ■ •- - DON DALY DWIGHT JONES CHUCK BELL mW y q3 JL A ■MP f K y W ' £u,,.f FRANK NASSIDA OTHER LETTERMEN BOB HATFIELD BOBBY LENDERMAN JIM HANLON r 1 V rV t CHARLES GINN TOM SAMMONS GERALD BOYD ERNIE RIGRISH BOB MULLER ' iL % 5 ' •j£H 7 FRED WINSCHER VERNON MASSINGALE THERON SONNY WHITE irl The Eastern Kentucky State College basketball team since 1946 has made a steady climb from nowhere to national prominence. During this period, the Maroons have consist- ently ranked among the top 50 teams of the nation, and sports writers and rival coaches credit their remarkable success to the man who directs them. A master strategist, strict disciplinarian, a basketball fundamentalist with seemingly unlimited knowledge of the game, is Maroon Coach Paul McBrayer. A native of Lawrenceburg, Anderson County, Kentucky, Coach McBrayer attended the University of Kentucky where he starred in basketball and baseball, and was named on the All-American basketball team in 1930. After graduation he coached at Morton Junior High in Lexington and at Kavanaugh High in Lawrenceburg before returning to Kentucky as assistant coach. He remained at the University for nine years, until called into the serv- ice in 1943, and after serving two and a half years, came to Eastern. His building program at Eastern is evidenced by the record his teams have established since he took over as basketball coach in November, 1946. That fall, he took a group of un- heralded freshmen and brought them through the season with 21 wins and only 4 losses against a schedule of big name schools. It took only two more years for his Maroons to enter the select group classified by the N.C.A.A. as major college basketball teams and they have competed with remarkable success on a major scale, winning 125 games and losing only 65 in the eight-year period. Many observers are amazed at this record because it is a well-known fact that Mc- Brayer never has any of the game ' s greats on his squad. However, it is also a well - known fact that the veteran coach is a master of the game, a bas- ketball fundamen- talist with a genius for developing his players into funda- mentally sound teams. As one sports writer put it, Plis intimate under- standing of basket- ball is credited by rival coaches as the basic reason behind the success of East- ern which has never been blessed with a 1 1 - around, great material since McBrayer took over in 1946. It is no accident when one of his teams stages a so- called upset over a favorite. As one of his assistants stated on such an occasion, It didn ' t just happen — it was planned that way. PAUL McBRAYER 98 JACK ADAMS 1953-54 BASKETBALL RECORD Won 7; Lost 16 Centre 78 55 Middle Tennessee 59 60 Dayton 65 73 Tennessee Tech 112 82 North Carolina State 61 83 Morehead 94 96 : Siena 74 58 ' Western Kentucky 78 81 : Xavier 67 86 Toledo 81 89 Louisville 70 86 Western Kentucky 78 122 Xavier 63 79 Murray 73 91 Tennessee Tech 90 61 Middle Tennessee 83 79 Western Kentucky 63 54 Morehead 88 101 Xavier 61 78 Murray 86 93 Middle Tennessee 95 69 ' Western Kentucky (Finsls) 69 85 Louisville 77 93 K.I.T. O.V.C. Tournament ALL K. I. T. O. V. c. Tom Holbrook, senior from More- head was chosen All K.I.T. and All O.V.C. for 1953-1954. Jack Adams, sophomore from Lex- ington was also chosen All K.I.T. and All O.V.C. for 1953-1954. TOM HOLBROOK 99 lOTUCKY KENTUCKY KENTUCKY V KENTUCKY lit §■ CHTUCKY JX ¥ KtMTUTO aitii The Eastern cagers were faced with a tremendous rebuilding job this year after the loss of all five regulars and the two front line reserves from last year ' s team that won the Ohio Valley Conference championship and went on to the N.C.A.A. Tourna- ment. With only two returning Iettermen. seniors Tom Holbrook and Bob Mulcahy, their hopes were further dimmed when Mulcahy, who was averaging 20 points a game, suffered a severe attack of influenza after the fifth game of the season and before fully recovering had a second attack which robbed the Maroons of a great scoring threat. It was not until the last game of the season, on March 3. that Mulcahy was able to return to form. Tom Holbrook, however, throughout the season, thrilled the fans with his brilliant shooting performances and his uncanny accuracy on his one-hand jump shot. Against Tennessee Tech on December 8 he hit 12 out of 16 shots; against Western in the K.I.T., 11 out of 22; against Xavier in the K.I.T., 12 out of 22; against Western at Bowling Green, 10 out of 21; against Middle Tennessee at Murfreesboro, 15 out of 23; and for the entire year hit at a near 50% clip, averaging 18 points a game. Holbrook and a group of young, inexperienced freshmen and sophomores carried the load for the Maroons and were able to register only 7 wins against 16 losses, but endeared themselves to the hearts of the fans by maintaining a terrific spirit and 100% effort throughout the season in the face of great odds. Promises for the future, however, were uncovered in the persons of sophomores Jack Adams and Ronnie Pellegrinon, and a couple of freshmen, Jimmy Mitchell and J. D. Brock, were in I he starting lineup before the end of the year. Roy Allison, a senior, broke into the start- ing lineup before the season ended, but will be lost through graduation along with Holbrook and Mulcahy. 100 0$h ■9 The caliber of competition met by the Maroons during the 1953-54 season was probably the toughest ever encountered by an Eastern squad. Three of their opponents competed in the National Invitation Tournament and two in the N.C.A.A. Tournament, and practically every team on the schedule was stronger than ever before, but the Eastern lads turned in some terrific performances in their first losing campaign. The Maroons played before 95,000 fans in their 23 games and, as always, sports writers and rival coaches heaped rounds of praise on Coach Paul McBrayer for another magnificent coaching job. Already recognized as a master tactician of the game with the ability to accomplish more with less material than any other coach today, he proved it again this season. This was clearly evidenced on February 6 when his young charges handed the greatest Western team of all time its first loss of the season, 63-54. Only two other teams in the country. N.I.T. Champion Holy Cross, and Niagara, were able to perform the feat. Eastern earlier held the Hilltoppers to a 3-point 78-81 victory in the Kentucky Invitational Tournament at Louisville. The Maroons ' performance against the Quanticc Marines, an aggregation of All-Americans headed by Paul Arizin and Richie Regan, was another highlight of the season. The Marines won, 96-89. in a down-to-the-wire finish. Final statistics released by the N.C.A.A. show the Maroons in 12th place in the nation among major colleges in field goal percentage shooting with a mark of 40.2%. and 24th place in offense with an average of 76.7 points per game. Eastern scored a total of 660 field goals as compared to the opponents ' 591. They got only 720 chances at the free throw line, however, compared to 996 for the opposition. Eastern con- verted 444 times, the opponents 672. They shaded the opponents in rebounds, aver- aging 44 a game against 40. The Maroons advanced to the finals of the O.V.C. Tournament in Louisville after soundly trouncing Middle Tennessee 95-69, and brought home their fourth runners- up trophy in the six year history of the tournament to add to the two championship trophies already in the case. 101 BOB MULCAHY Co-Captain 1953 JACK ADAMS GEORGE FRANCIS JIM FLOYD PAUL COLLINS RONNIE PELLEGRINON NICK TEPAVICH MAROONS TOM HOLBROOK Co-Captain ROY ALLISON J. D. BROCK HAROLD FRALEY JIMMY MITCHELL BILL BAXTER GARNARD MARTIN ussi XEMTUCKY T KENTUCKY BASEBALL TEAM 1953 BASEBALL RECORD Eastern 10 Albion 16 Eastern 2 Morehead 1 Eastern 10 Transylvania 3 Eastern 6 Louisville 10 Eastern 9 Berea 5 Eastern 4 Xavier 5 Eastern 3 Wayne 2 Eastern 10 Tennessee Tech 5 Eastern Eastern 11 17 Kentucky Transylvania 10 Eastern 5 Centre 6 Eastern 10 Berea 12 Eastern 4 Louisville 5 Eastern 3 Xavier 23 Eastern 5 Kentucky 4 Eastern 7 Tennessee Tech 9 Eastern 10 Centre 12 Won 8, Lost 9 1953 TRACK RECORD Eastern 70% Western Eastern 66% Berea Eastern 61 Eastern 62 Eastern 57% Morehead Eastern 67% Morehead 51% 55% Tennessee Tech 61 Georgetown 59% 46% 54% Won 5; Lost 0; Tied 1 Ohio Valley Conference Track Meet: Tennessee Tech 77% Murray 40 Eastern 39 Western 34% Morehead 19 TRACKMEN 107 1953 TENNIS RECORD Eastern 6 Berea 1 Eastern 3 Xavier 4 Eastern 6 Tennessee Tech 1 Eastern 3 Georgetown 4 Eastern 5 Louisville 2 Eastern 2 Xavier 5 Eastern 2 Tennessee Tech 5 Eastern 1 Centre 6 Eastern 5 Louisville 2 Eastern 2 Georgetown Won 4, Lost 6 5 Ohio Valley Conference Tennis Meet: Eastern finished first in one division, the doubles. TENNIS TEAM 108 MAJORETTES Attention everyone! Here come the majorettes. Say, what ' s this new march- ing routine? It ' s got that Southern Swing. What is it? . . . yeah, that ' s it — the Dixie Strut. These kids were great this year. Remember the flag swinging, twirling and dance routines? And those colorful little pinafores at the Morehead game were darling. Yes, it was wonderful. Things just wouldn ' t have been complete without the majorettes and BEN. MAJORETTES Jennie Chattin Senior Marty Lefevers Junior Boots Whitaker Sophomore Betty Pack Sophomore Joyce Blevins Sophomore Carolyn Bowling Freshman DRUM MAJOR Ben Hord Sophomore HOCKEY TEAM The women ' s hockey team played only two games this season, although others were scheduled and had to be canceled for various reasons. We were undefeated this year and stood the victors over the University of Kentucky and Berea College. This was the first time in five years that U.K. has been the under dog, but the second consecutive year we have defeated Berea. The hockey season closed early in November. The team is coached by Miss Martha Williams. — - 1 S 5Tr j The Maroonettes had a very full basketball season this year. Eight games have been played and the record holds four wins and four losses; which we feel is very good, considering there are several new members on the team. Along with other colleges in this vicinity, we were invited to the University of Kentucky for a sports-day during the season. While there we played one of our most thrilling games of the year in the Memorial Coliseum and this was a treat to everyone! This has been one of the most fun-filled schedules yet and every member made a great contribution towards a fine team. The Maroonettes are coached by Miss Martha Williams. BASKETBALL TEAM 111 t They gave them the MAROON They gave them the WHITE They gave them the spirit To fite, fite, fite. Can you imagine what a football or basketball game would be without the cheers and yells of the cheerleaders. The explosive spirit of the pepsters is absorbed by the entire student body and boomerangs to spur the Big E on to glorious vic- tories. Dece Daniel, Head Cheerleader Junior Carlene Babb Sophomore Phyllis Edmonds Freshman Walker Parke Junior Jack Johnson Junior Wanda Vineyard ( absent ) Freshman CHEERLEADERS 112 These are the managers behind the scenes that keep BIG E in A-l condition. They are always prepared for an unexpected in- jury. Win, lose, or draw, they ' re our boys. MANAGERS Top: Linville Reed Jimmy Toliver Bottom: Bobby Harville Eddie McNabb Jack Daniels ( absent from picture) MILITARY SCIENCE H n uK B 9 Lt. Colonel Aldan O. Hatch Assistant P M S T Col. Hatch is a graduate of the University of Utah. During World War II. he was with the 3rd Army in Europe. After the Second World War. he was an instructor at the Fi?ld Artillery School at Fort Sill Oklahoma. In the Far East Com- mand he was Chief of IX. Corps Testing Team. He commanded the 61st Field Artillery Batallion in Korea and later served as Oper- ations and Security Officer of the Japan Replacement and Training Center. Colonel Hayden Y. Grubbs P M S T Col. Grubbs is a graduate of Field Artillery School, The Com- mand and General Staff School. The Armed Forces Staff College, and the United States Military Academy. During World War II he served with the First U. S. Armored Division in North Africa and Italy. During the recent Ko- rean incident. Col. Grubbs was a member of the General Head- quarters Staff of the Far East Command, stationed in Tokyo, Japan. Major Robert J. McDonough Assistant P M S T Major McDonough is a graduate of The Officers Advance Course at Fort Sill. Oklahoma, and of The University of Notre Dame. He served as Naval Gunfire Spotter in the European and Pacific thea- ters during World War II and in the Army Occupation in Germany and Austria. Floyd B. Beach Master Sergeant m 1 V -t Paul R. Huber Sergeant First Class ARMY STAFF Bayliss E. Patterson Sergeant First Class Robert A. Simmons Master Sergeant Phillip Halpen Staff Sergeant Cadet Li;ut. Colonel Nolancl Y. Baldwin Corps Executive Officer Cadet Colonel Marion F. White Corps Commander Blanche Rose McCoun Corps Sponsor Cadet Major Fred C. Hendricks Corps Adjutant STAFF Cadet Captain Cadet Captain Gary L. Authur Charles W. Miller Corps S2 Cadet Captain Robert L. Mulcahy Corps S3 Corps S4 s ■ Ah Cadet Lieut. Colonel James C. Caudill Battalion Commander FIRST BATTALION STAFF Cadet Major Paul R. Rolph Bn. Executive Officer Jimmie Sue Bateman Battalion Sponsor Cadet Captain Paul D. Green Battalion Adjutant Cadet Captain Fallen Campbell Battalion S2 Cadet Major Robert C. Buckley Battalion S3 Cadet Captain Harry D. Wilson Battalion S4 118 BATTERY A STAFF Cadet Captain Pat Perkins Albert R. Perkins Battery Sponsor Battery Commander Cadet 1st Lieut. Cadet 2nd Lieut. Cadet 2nd Lieut. Cadet 2nd Lieut. H. R. Wolfinbarger James D. Baker Harold L. Johnson Lowell C. Sallee Battery Executive Ass ' t Executive Acting 1st Sergeant Platoon Leader m a 4Bt M Cadet 2nd Lieut. Cadet 2nd Lieut.. Cadet 2nd Lieut. Cadet 2nd Lieut. Louis B. Brutscher Jesse A. Keltner Paul H. Clayton James Sammons Ass ' t Platoon Leader Platoon Leader Ass ' t Platoon Leader Ass ' t Platoon Leader Cadet Captain Thomas C. Holbrook Battery Commander Carlene Babbs Battery Sponsor BATTERY B STAFF Cadet 1st Lieut. David J. Thornton Battery Executive Cadet 2nd Lieut. Oris G. Johnson Ass ' t Executive Cadet 2nd Lieut. Wade Brock Acting 1st Sergeant 9 f I rF ) Cadet 2nd Lieut. Glenn S. Morris Platoon Leader Cadet 2nd Lieut. Herbert D. Nidiffer Ass ' t Platoon Ldr. M ff. Cadet 2nd Lieut. Walker M. Parke Ass t Platoon Ldr. Cadet 2nd Lieut. Robert L. Dezarn Platoon Leader Cadet 2nd Lieut. Asa L. Hord Ass ' t Platoon Ldr. V. BATTERY C STAFF Cadet Captain Joe Ann Nassida Frank R. Nassida Battery Sponsor Battery Commander J0| Cadet 1st Lieut. Earl E. Jones Battery Executive Cadet 1st Lieut. Cadet 2nd Lieut. Cadet 2nd Lieut. Henry T. Doty Paul G. Collins Ronald H. Smiley Ass ' t Executive Acting 1st Sergeant Platoon Leader Cadet 2nd Lieut. James C. Burch Ass ' t Platoon Ldr. Cadet 2nd Lieut. Edwin A. Boone Ass ' t Platoon Ldr. Cadet 2nd Lieut. Beddy T. Cury Platoon Leader Cadet 2nd Lieut. J. W. Neverstitch Ass ' t Platoon Ldr. Cadet 2nd Lieut. Donald B. Jett Ass ' t Platoon Ldr. 3 5 -V . A BATTERY First Row: Sammons. Clayton, Keltner. Wolfinbarger, Perkins, Baker, Johnson, Sallee, Brutscher. Second Row: Prewitt. Ramey, Whittaker, Moore, Robbins. Bertram. Burman. Third Row: Harper, Carrier. Groh. McChord, Branscum, Blackburn. Fourth Row: Witt. Hubbard, Bonta. Baker. Halstead. Clark, Rose. Fifth Row: Hord. Ballard. McWhorter, Tomlin, Cassada. Nunn. 44 D?? B BATTERY First Row: Brock, Morris, Parke. Nidiffer. Holbrook. Dezarn, Johnson, Hord, Thornton. Second Row: Suter. Pendergrass, Vaughn. Netherey. Harville. Combs. Clifford, Buchanan. Third Row: Godsey, Vockery. Broughton, Smith, Music, Littrell, Spurlock. Wallenfelsz. Fourth Row: Roberts, Taylor, Mayer, Bellamy. Burns, Peace, Murphy. Banyas. Fifth Row: Griffin, Sanders. Carty, Castle, Clouse, Baldwin. p T 3HHS53nPT T i ' : C r - ■ ' . ' ■ W ■■ ' ■■ ' ft- . l- 1 1 -■:--•■: v.- 1 ,| C BATTERY First Row: Doty, Collins, Boone, Burch, Smiley, Nassida, Jett, Curry, Neverstitch, Jones. Second Row: Ratliff, Ransdell, Martin, Biliter, Lay, Burke, Brown, Campbell. Third Row: Burchwell, Osborne, Reed, Alexander, Glass, Ramsey, Consiglo. Fourth Row: Slusher, Oldfield, Chester, Ball, Cummins, Rowe, Hill, Seal. Fifth Row: Dosch, Asher, Cheatham, Brock, Scheider, Burton, Hester. RIFLE TEAM First Row: Sgt. Patterson, Mclntyre, Bicknell, Perkins. Boone. Schneider. Second Row: Vockery, Hord, Northcut, Brown, Ball, Begley. ■.-  • •«« — ' ' Sift , — lX- ■ h ■ . .!..,,.! i... ' , ■■ — ' - :■ - it }i::— x L.:r; :■ ' ]- ta «« tallw  g l £ « ss4« ' - ' W —- ' -J  h , 1 3 I -1 ! i • ...■ ■■■■ .-:■ : I • Km 1 , , , ' -, |||- - y «l ■ ,j. ° . •;- ' -} IT - ; ;;.;.::..,■,■; ■:.;,; — . - 1 ' Vt i ' i HBHBSbsSki 1- 1 ■■: ' •■ ' 2 il i 1 %m 1 « — IMMkMiU :■. „, 1 1 Mj ' _ a $MM ft Eastern ' s ROTC has been training young men for the Army since 1936, with exception only during World War II. The department has been housed in the Weaver Health Building for some time. Three hundred and twenty students are enrolled in the department at present. They hold ranking from the Cadet Colonel to Private which is the classification of freshman students. Students are promoted from Privates to Private 1st class, Corporal, Sergeant, 2nd Lieutenant, 1st Lieutenant, Captain, Major, Lieutenant Colonel, and Cadet Colonel. p n T Y 4 fl r i r P Vir-rr-i Promotion is based on very exact military science grades which are accumulated for three years, academic standing in general, rating at the six weeks summer camp at Fort Sill, Oklahoma and display of leadership in extra-curriculum activities. The Military Ball which has been given annually for sixteen years is probably the most interesting ROTC activity for (student body). The Drill and Rifle teams which give shows and represent the college in various meets are also an important part of the corps. SECOND BATTALION STAFF Cadet Lieut. Colonel James C. Murphy Battalion Commander 4DD Cadet Major Charles J. Ginn Bn. Executive Officer Delores Daniels Battalion Sponsor Cadet Captain Howard E. Haney Battalion Adjutant Cadet Captain Chester P. Bryant Battalion S2 Cadet Major Jack N. Shell Battalion S3 Cadet Captain Calvin C. Smith Battalion S4 126 BATTERY D STAFF Ak Cadet Captain Jesse L. Reed Battery Commander Joe Ann Million Battery Sponsor Cadet 1st Lieut. Stanton C. Young Battery Executive Cadet 2nd Lieut. Harold J. Fraley Ass ' t Executive Cadet 2nd Lieut. Noel E. Cuff Acting 1st Sergeant wkJEmX Cadet 2nd Lieut. James A. Snow Platoon Leader Cadet 2nd Lieut. Nick T. Desantis Ass ' t Platoon Ldr. Cadet 2nd Lieut. Thomas R. Howell Platoon Leader Cadet 2nd Lieut. Ernie E. Rigrish Ass ' t Platoon Ldr. flfife aS :i ;;-- : BATTERY E STAFF Cadet Captain Carol Melberg Larry H. North Battery Sponsor Battery Commander P t % Cadet 1st Lieut. Cadet 1st Lieut. Cadet 2nd Lieut. Cadet 2nd Lieut. Ronald K. Curry William V. Smith Robert L. Roby William R. Hensley Battery Executive Ass ' t Executive Acting 1st Sergeant Platoon Leader m m m n Cadet 2nd Lieut. Cadet 2nd Lieut. Calmer Hayes Bobby L. Rose Ass ' t Platoon Ldr. Ass ' t Platoon Ldr. Cadet 2nd Lieut. Cadet 2nd Lieut. Rudy G. Bicknell Franklin D. Elliston Platoon Leader Ass ' t Platoon Ldr. ' Wtim BATTERY F STAFF Cadet Captain Clarence M. Noland Battery Commander Mary Ann Ogdon Battery Sponsor Cadet 1st Lieut. Jess? D. McKinley Battery Executive Cadet 2nd Lieut. James R. Winn Ass ' t Executive Cadet 2nd Lieut. William T. Bradford Acting 1st Sergeant fi A«k H M ££ Cadet 2nd Lieut. Robert C. Metcalf Platoon Leader Cadet 2nd Lieut. James E. Caudill Ass ' t Platoon Ldr. Cadet 2nd Lieut. Bobby G. Gibbs Platoon Leader Cadet 2nd Lieut. Ralph M. Rutledge Ass ' t Platoon Ldr.  ■• !■■■■ r- ' t ' - i i n — JLP h a n55 D BATTERY First Row: Cuff. Fraley. Young. Snow. Rigrish. Howell. Second Row: Ballard. Smith. Garrett. Lanter, Pipes. Patrick. Dixon, Knuckles. Third Row: Chapman. Judy Northcutt. York. Creekmore, Eagle. Brooks. Williams. Fourth Row: King, Wells. Napier, Cutlett. Baumgartle, Irwin. Owens. Begley. Fifth Row: Dale King, Feltner. Jones. Whittaker. 66 17 E BATTERY Firth Row: Hensley, Bicknell Rose, Hayes, North, Curry. Smith. Elliston. Roby. Second Row: Hatfield. Dunaway. Cain. Gibson. Frederick. Tweddell, Hillard. Roberts. Third Row: Whittaker, Pellegrinon, Buchanan. Ratliff. Murphy. Elliott, Heilman. Irick. Fourth Row: McElfresh, Lackey. Fleenor. Boggs, Knight. Reach. Florence. Francis. Fifth Row: Taylor. Brown. Smith, Massey. ..FT... -jxLjrm ' • tfl K. ! r- I I . JH ■ JJJ ■■Zm r ' i ■ nm nrr ti J . 4 . — z r z 1 : I ' W-5 |B ■ .U, 1 1 £SE££i; ' ; 1 ' i .... ! HBBB H ' .■; ■ ■■■:..•■ S w _ . i ' ■ ■f. ' . ' ' . ■ r ,f. ' ■ ' : . ■. ' • ' ' •V ' ' W -f ! ■ ■ ' ( i -5 L y«£L A - = A. 2k « S ■■ K S? mm mm A |M BATTERY F jj First Row: Gibbs. Bradford. Noland. Caudlll, Metcalf. McKinley. Second Row: Winn. Scott. Gravett, Thomas, Zimmerman. Lenderman, Davis. Third Row: Mclntyre, Dunbar, Brown. Wagers, Collins, Martin, Smith. Fourth Row: Rhein. Grable, Senn, Scheider, Smith, Reynolds, Norris. Fifth Row: Schwartz, White, Gravett. Millis, McNees, Mason, Crane. DRILL TEAM First Row: Hensley. Howell. Dezarn, Cury, McKinley. Smiley. Second Row: Perkins, Johnson. Young. Caudwell, Florence. Third Row: Griffin. Vockery. Roberts. Halstead. Gibson. Fourth Row: Irwin, Roby. Begley, Bicknell. % i w m   «. ' ' -5- ! [■-: ft r - ' T . ' . L ,. . T . . i,- Ill MM ■ 50PH0i10RES mr ■H : vT Hin ill! 1 Bl - ? SB jti L ! flu ■jST jjgJ tP-JL WM ■1 h ■ ■ I IM ROW 1 ROW 3 ROBERT HANLEY SCHNEIDER Louisville ALTALINE CORNETT McKee HOMER RANSDELL Hinton IDA MASSEY London JIMMIE DICK SPURLOCK Prestonsburg FAYE ROUNDTREE Cincinnati, Ohio BOBBY REACH Seca MELVIN HOWARD Salyersville MARY DORIS ARMSTRONG Lawrenceburg FREDDIE L. PORTER Lexington SHIRLEY ROSE PETTITT Fort Mitchell JACK W. ROBERTS Danville WANDA COX Winchester JAMES RALPH FLEENOR McRoberts ROW 4 SHIRLEY SUE DUGGER Corbin ALBERT MARTIN Florence THELMA JEAN MASTERS Waco DAVID LEE FLORENCE Cynthiana ALMA JEAN BROCK Wisemantown PAUL W. ROWE Salyersville JANE MINTER VARBLE Louisville MARY ANN OGDEN Winchester GERALD WESLEY PIERSALL Winchester BILLIE JOAN WHITE Shelbyville JAMES EDWARD COLEMAN Somerset PEGGY JOAN BROWN Ashland BILL W. BOLTON Corbin MAXINE B. HINES Science Hill 134 SOPHOMORES HAROLD LLOYD HORNE Paintsville BARBARA JEAN ISAAC Cumberland JIMMY ROLLIVER Warsaw JUANITA JONES Louisville SANDRA LEE SHARPE Covington JOHN M. HELM Richmond ALICE BURKE Pikeviile FRANKLIN MUSIC Prestonsburg JOHNNIE BETHEL TAPP Harrodsburg JEAN OSBORNE Maysville JOE E. SLUSHER Kettle Island MARY H. COLLINS Maysville NELL WANDA PARSONS Mount Vernon BOBBY LINDERMAN Mobile, Ala. DOROTHY QUISENBERRY Winchester DONALD BOYER Ironton. Ohio JOHN D. GOVLE Prestonsburg WILMA SUE COLLINS Deane CHARLES HARRIS Harlan JOYCE BEVINS Ashland DOROTHY SLETTVET New Castle, Ind. CHARLES H. FIELDS Newport CAROL HIGNITE Oneida GENE W. ARVIN Noland EDMOND BAUMGARTLE New Albany, Ind. MARY L. LINVILLE Mount Vernon RALPH C. HALL Grayson INA JANE RODGERS Phil 135 ROW 1 ROW 3 HARRY CARVIN SANDFORD Cynthiana RUBY LARAYNE STEPENSON Newport JAMES RONALD SHERRARD Louisville ALTA KAY LINDON Gillmore JAMES DEWEY WITT Holly Hill JEAN WALTON Maysville RONALD TAFT CARMONY Pineville CONNIE WALLACE LAKE Mackville BARBARA ANN WILLIAMSON Belfrey RONALD DAVID REAGUER Ashland MARY RUTH CHILDERS Omar, W. Va. JIMMIE JOE DUNBAR Winchester ALMA DEAN HUDNALL Barterville ROBERT A. KOLAKOWSKI Ambridge, Pa. ROW 2 FLORENCE CONN Prestonsburg CHARLES SCHWARTZ, JR. Louisville SUE ANNE SEALE Ravenna GEORGE WOLFFORD Grayson NANCY LOU JACKSON Covington JOHNNY LEE BURNAM Cox Creek HERMA LEE ROBERTS Harold CHRISTINA CALLUS Ashland ROBERT EDWIN TAYLOR East Bernstadt DELORES MAE SAMSON Ashland JOHN MILTON BARRETT Berea ALWANDA JEAN WATSON Covington ROBERT J. SPRADLIN Prestonsburg WILMA JONES Bulan 136 SOPHOMORES JiiMi m M fp vTl MELVIN NORTHCUTT Covington FRANCIS MILAN Wallins PAUL C. SMITH Gray Hawk RUTH WcWHORTER Tyner BETTY JEAN POTTINGER Cincinnati, Ohio WILLIAM P. KING Paris TOBY S. WELLS Wayland GERALD MAYBERRY Louisville STEPHEN L. MASSEY Somerset SUE CREECH Jeffersonville, Ind. CHARLES WHITE Mount Sterling CAROL MELBURG Ashland SHIRLEY EUBANKS Louisville BOB MORRISON Ashland JOY McCREARY Waco EDWARD N. PATRICK Richmond FORD THOMAS POWELL Sand Gap BETTY JEAN WHITE Louisville TOM ROBERTS Corbin JEROMA HALL Melvin DENOLA GREER Jenkins DELMAR PLUMMER New Boston, O. CAROL JACKSON Waco KENNETH L. RAMSEY Artemus FRED RATLIFF Boldman BETTY CURETON Seco LAYTON D. SCALF Pikeville MARGIE RASNICK Cumberland 137 ROW 1 row :i BILLY MARSHALL Stamping Ground ROGER ALEXANDER Owensville PATSY RUBY Ashland FREDDA WAGGONER New Albany. Ind. JAMES BROWN Whitesburg MARIAN McHARGUE Pine Hill CARLENE BABB Ashland JOHN MILLIS Russell RAY McINTYRE Ashland RICHARD MORRIS Louisville SUE COVINGTON LaGrange KATHERINE WRIGHT Bellevue JACK WITHROW Ashland JAMES HISCH Bellevue ROW 2 ROW 4 BETTY McGUIRE Stanton BETTY PACK Paintsville BOBBY THOMPSON Whitesburg JAMES WELLS Bellevue JACK ADAMS Pittsburg ADA RUTH TAULBEE Richmond DAVID BALLARD Louisville WENDELL DENNIS Irvine CHARLES BROWN Highsplint RUBY CUMMINS Bradford HARRIS SCHOEN Louisville NATHAN LIPSCOMB Winchester MARY LOU NAPIER Hamilton, Ohio NAOMI RICE Danville 138 SOPHOMORES ROBERT C. LAY Mount Vernon JESSIE ANN HOBBS Hazard MITCHELL NETIIERY Mount Eden SUZANNE DOYLE Grayson WILMA BRAMMELL Grayson ROBERT ZWEIGART Maysville BERT BOWLING De Mossville ROBERT McWHORTER Springfield JIM IRVINE Louisville MARY F. KOVALEVICH Lynch RICHARD PRINCE Southgate GAYLE O ' CONNELL Concord KATHEUINE JOHNSON Winchester BILLY RAY MURPHY Springfield LAURA LEE DAVIS Liberty JAMES D. MOORE Phoebus, Va. BILL BIGGS Greenup JO ANN ARNSBURGER Covington DON WALTERS Louisville EDITH COX Brooksville FRANCES COLWELL Hazard ALAN PIPES Lebanon Junction BARBARA SCOVILLE London HUBERT RAMEY Elkhorn City VERNON FREDRICK Middlesburg BETTY J. CHRISTIAN Middlesburg MARLON K. TANTER Norfleet ROSALYN RUSSELL Ashland I I g Wi r M ROW 1 ROW 3 JAMES M. CLIFTON Barberville CHRISTINE LITTLE Beattyville RONALD GENE PELLEGRINON Portsmouth, O. TREVA BUTLER Simpsonville HORACE HARPER Elberton, Ga. ELEANOR MARIE JOHNSON Lawrenceburg FRANK OLDFOLD West Liberty RONALD EUGENE LITTRELL Somerset MARY JO CAMPBELL Pineville BOB ROBERTSON Richmond GLENN A. HYATT Coraopolis, Pa. PRESTON O ' BANNON YOUNG Stanford DIANA LEE MILLER Harlan MAC DWIGHT MORROW Puebeo ROW 4 PAULINE MILLS Flat Lick RODNEY RATLIFF Elkhorn City JACK DANIELS Lexington WILLIAM L. BALL Louisville BOBBY JOE WHITAKER Richmond JOHN WHITNEY COX, JR. West Irvine ALICIA JOAN McCHORD Lebanon COLLEEN WETHINGTON Louisville LINVILLE GALE REED Bowden VIOLA BENGE London PAUL W. POLLY Mayking ANGEE PETERS Lydia IVAN JACK POWELL McKee PEGGY ANN CAMPBELL Hazard 140 SOPHOMORES ALAMZO KITCHER Blaine FRANCIS TODD Kingston JERRY JUDY Cynthiana DORIS DOUGHERTY Irvine FREDA RENNEY Richmond RONALD COFFMAN Richmond JANIE MOBERLY Richmond JAMES OSBORNE Harlan CHARLES MARSHALL Irvine MARGHA FLYNN Irvine REGINALD SOULEYRETTE Wheelwright BETTY McCOWAN Richmond BETTY McLACKLIN Louisville JOHN ZIMMERMAN, JR. Louisville JANET GRANT Bellevue REGINALD ISON Bulan DEAN ASHER Pineville DORIS FREUDENBERGER Louisville ROBERT WHITTINGTON Richmond BETTY ROSS Richmond SUE ANN SUTTON Richmond ROBERT BILITER Martin JUANITA WHITAKER Richmond RAYMOND HORNE Richmond JAMES LOVE Clay City MARTEEN LOUISE PARSONS Kettle Island WALLACE NAPIER Hazard KATHERINE AKERS Lancer 141 ROW 1 GLENN REYNOLDS Waynesburg RAY DAVIS Maysville JOHN WESLEY DWALL Winchester, Va. NANCY LOU SNOWDEN Winchester ALAN GILBERT Covington JAMES C. WILSON Warsaw DENZIL ROYCE ELLIOTT West Liberty WADE LEO HOPKINS Mount Vernon BILLIE PARK ARVIN Irvine SHIRLEY TAYLOR Cynthiana WANDA ROE COLYER Stanford ELEANOR MERKLEIN Louisville FLOYD JOE WHITAKER Frankfort CLIFFORD MONROE EAGLE Corbin ROW 2 ROW 4 WANDA FRANCIS LINDON Gillmore MARLENE JOYCE TRACY Richmond GEORGE FRANCIS Wiscoal BERT SUMMERS, JR McKee EDDIE RIDER Corristh EDWARD LEVIS GRAH Winchester JAMES A. G. CAUSEY Worton ROBERT WESLEY BROWN Irondale, Ohio THOM McERESH Brooksville MARIAN ELIZABETH COX Richmond MARY JO ISAAC Cumberland NARLEY HALEY Dayton PAUL RAY McKEES Cynthiana DELORES JANE PAYTON Frankfort 142 SOPHOMORES C ' HARLENE AKERS Prestonsburg HARRY TOM COOPER Paintsville MARLYN MULVANITY Atlanta, Ga. GLEN R. ANDERSON Chaplin LARRY JAMES Grayson SCOTTIE AKERS Stone DONALD FELTNER Hazard KELSE ARNETT Richmond WILLIAM HENRY RORER Cynthiana MARY E. JOHNSON Mount Sterling JOHN W. HALL Richmond NANCY LYNN CASTLE Paintsville JAMES H. BROOKS Corbin PAUL EDWARD GRABLE Baxter ERNEST LYLE CLIFFORD Cynthiana FARRIS ROSE Winston LEONA MORRIS McKee WALTER G. NORRIS College Hill JANET GAYNOR HIBBARD Cumberland GLENN BROWN Yeiger P.ILL BANDS Ashland GLEEN LEIGH ADAMS Cox Creek BEN F. HORD Louisville BLACKIE DE VARY Winchester DAVID SINN Louisville SAMMY JOYCE HACKE Richmond IRA J. BEGLEY Chavies SALLY E. FUGATE May king 143 ROW 1 ROW 3 JACK SOUTHLAND HESTER Stanford JOHN PHILLIP MAYER Cambridge, Pa. CHARLES RONNIE SMITH Louellen NORMA L. MOORE Liberty BRANCH WALLACE CARTY Ashland LEE MASSEY London WILLIAM FRANKLIN CASTLE Paintsville VINCENT GILLEY Premium WILLIAM HAROLD BREEDING Wheelwright JEANNENE FRALEY Sandy Hook BOBBY J. FITZGERALD Frankfort CHARLES ROBT. CRAWFORD Pineville ROBERT SNAVLEY Pineville ROW 2 JIMMY JOHNSON Wheelwright BOYD GILLEY, JR. Premium ROBERT DEAN GILREATH Whitney City JOAN TACKETT Virgie VERNON MASSINGALE Valkan W. F. CASTLE Paintsville RAYMOND DARRELL VAUGHN Sand Gap PATRICK LEE CRAWFORD Athens, Ohio 144 President and Mrs. W. F. O ' Donneil and their grandson. SECOND SEMESTER SOPHOMORES MAREEDA SELLS NORVILINE HALE | I ' . y v ' H FHESHMEN FRESHMEN JAMES A. FROMMEL Dayton LAWRENCE GORDON DAVIS Lexington BETTYE JEAN CLARK Paint Lick JACKIE WAYNE ROBERTS Louisville STANLEY - GENE BONTA Petersburg MARTHALY ' N HOLLIDAY Irvine KENNETH NEIL HEILMAN Campbellsbnrg CAROLY ' N ANN BOWLING Paris HAROLD WAYNE BOWLING New Boston, Ohio EUGENE GIBSON Barbourville CONNIE LEE MOORE Berea TOMMY RITTER Crummus PAUL D. SMITH Seco RHEA RITA BLACKBURN Covington ROW 3 JOSEPH HAROLD CHEATHAM Cox ' s Creek DONALD RAY GARRETT Springdale JOYCE FLORA Morrow, Ohio DONALD RAY COMPTON Prestonsburg DONALD PAUL KING Wheelwright JOYACE FAYE LOVETT Closplint HOWARD MINTON Mintonville ROW 4 JOAN FARLEY Jenkins JAMES LESLIE CATLETT Crittenden WARREN G. COMBS Seco LENORE FAE CAHOON Vicco H. T. DERICKSON Stanton ROBERT LAWRENCE SMITH Lexington LORA JEAN FAIRCHILDS Monticello KENNETH FAIL SCROGHAM Harrodsburg PAUL DAVID FRAZIER Lynch NORMA LEE PACK Louisville JAMES SCHNEIDER Bellevue COLEMAN DURHAM Livingston BETTY RAE DENNIS Morrow, Ohio CHARLES EDW. BLACKBURN Wheelwright ! C D a WILLIAM THOMAS KUCKER Elberton, Ga. MARY MARJARIE BECKER Louisville FREDA MAE SMITH Hazard ORVILLE WHITAKER Richmond HARRY ROBERT BURKE Bonanza WOODIE MAE DeVARY Winchester WANDA JOAN VINEYARD Pineville RAY ' MOND E. MARTIN Barbourville JEAN MARLENE BREWER Louisville HERMAN SLUSHER Pineville GAYLE SMITH Albany YVONNE STUMBO Prestonsburg ARLAS JOE ANDERSON Somerset MINNIE ELAINE PARRETT Mt. Vernon NATHALEEN JO RANKIN Hazard ROBERT EDWARD MACKAY Barbourville SELDOM THOMAS CHILDERS Lexington WANDA LEE MOORE Frankfort NANCY SPURLOCK Prestonsburg GRADY ALVIN WALLACE Betsy Layne EROLYN ECKER Paris JIM WHITAKER Richmond DONALD LEE BERRIDGE Lexington MARTHA F. DORLEY Boone RALPH CONSIGLIO Duquesne, Pa. BETTY LOU HAMMONS Barbourville BETTY JEAN GIBSON Louisville JAMES E. MITCHELL Lexington JAMES DOUGLAS ADAMS Martin SUSAN STONE Gunlock VIRGINIA BRODBECK Louisville WINDLE BRANSCUM Whitley City 149 ROW 2 ROW 4 FRED E. HELMOND Bloomington, Ind. JERRY ALLEN SOUDERS Owenton DELORES COOPER Bellevue HENRY OUDGEON Erlanger CHARLES EDWARD SUMMERS McKee PATRICIA NOLAND Louisville DAVID BAKER Carlisle ISAAC KREGGER MUSICK Bristol, Va. BARBARA H. SMITH Prospect HOLLIS ROBERTS Bethlehem THOMAS CLOUSE MOORES Richmond MARY ALICE GASH Salvisa ORA RUSSELL WILLIAMS West Liberty ROBERT CARLOS KREY Elsmere ROW 1 ROW 3 ROW 5 RAY GROVETT Winchester ANNA FAYE BRYANT Rogers CHARLES BROWDER MERCER Louisville WALTER LOUIS McNABB Ft. Mitchell JACK LEE FORMAN Erlanger WANDA McQUERRY Crab Orchard PEGGY LOUISE BAKER Alva CHARLES RANKIN CARTER Carlisle JOHN LEROY MARTIN Frankfort PAT WALLACE Somerset BARBARA JEAN MILLER Barbourville JOHN PREWITT CREWS Winchester FRED SIDNEY GRIGSBY Bulan JOHN DIETZ Newport MARILYN LUCINDA DAY Paris ATHERINE AMELIA NAGLE Paris JERRY HAYDEN KISTNER Gratz THOMAS M. BERTRAM Albany GENE RODGERS CLARK Whitley City MARY ELLEN REYNOLDS Paris WILLIAM J. STONE, II Pineville •l £ JAMES E. HUFF Liberty BETTY BROCK LAWRENCE Winchester MARY MARGIE NOE Spiro JAMES DAVIS Richmond WILLIAM HAMMOND Berea MARILYN PAYNTER May ' s Lick ROSALIND LEWIS Springfield WALTER NUNN Hazard JUANITA KIDWELL Brodhead DONALD GENE HAHN Cox ' s Creek GENE WORTHINGTON Georgetown CAROLYN GARBADE Erlanger EARL MOLEN Frazer JANICE CAMPBELL Corbin ESTHER BLACK Winchester JERRY ANDERS Corbin JAMES E. WELLS Auxier BETTY JANE ALLEN Winchester DORIS EDWARDS Richmond BILL MALICOLE Berea BILLIE GAIL BURDINE Alva CHARLIE HISLE Winchester CARL TOMLIN Covington JUNE CHRISTOPHEL Covington milton Mccracken Erlanger PAMELIA BLAIR Ashland BARBARA COX Richmond GLENN McLAIN Irondale, Ohio EARNEST TRUETT COONS Cwcnsboro LUNDY E. GOBLE Inez FREDA FITZSIMMONS Ashland ROBERT DAVID TISHIO Uniontown, Pa. 151 ROW 2 ROW 4 SHERRILL OWENS Stearns JOYCE CAUDILL Salyersville JOSEPH HAWKINS Lawrenceburg EDSEL E. McCOUN Jackson REBECCA STORY Jamestown BILLY RAY DUNAWAY Cynthiana ROBERT LEE BELLAMY Berea PATRICIA LOU MUSIC Seco NICK TEPAVICH, JR. Midland, Pa. DONALD RAY THOMAS Falmouth CAROLYN CRACE Campbellsville RUSSELL OLIN COLLINS Harlan JOSEPH WILLARD WILLIAMS Whitley City EDITH FAYE MARCUM Lynch ROW 1 ROW 3 ROW 5 CAROLYN VAN WINKLE Berea RAYMOND DOUGLAS MACE Martin KIMBER LANE VESCIO Vicco HUBERT RICHARDS Russell NANCY ANN CRANE Junction City DELBERT RAY HUFSTEDLER Pineville GLENN BUNDY Hazard CLIFFORD PARSONS Kenvir MARCELLA RUSSELL Liberty BARBARA JEAN BALL Harlan PHILIP HARDING Paris SAMUEL TOD LANTER Cynthiana SILAS PEACE Corbin JO ANN MILLION Richmond GARY FOX Columbia. Tenn. LLOYD PENDERGRASS Jenkins RALPH GILBERT Pineville SHIRLEY TINSTMAN Elizabethtown GWENDOLYN BUCKLER Boyd HAROLD EVAN BRANCH Blue Diamond CHARLES DAVID EVERSOLE Richmond X hf . M i i 152 FRANK JEMLEY, JR. Harlan CAROL JEAN LANG Newport DELILAH BELL BOYD Sharpsburg WALTER BANGAS Lynch PAUL LETCHER KNOCKLES Pineville BEVERLY JEAN SEXTON Ashland PEGGYE JOYCE RITCHIE Eminence RICHARD W. HAMLIN Whitley City MILDRED ANN McLAIN Louisville ROBERT WAYNE ROSS Ravenna JOHN CHESTER JOHNSON Louisville M ARY FRANCES McCALL Winchester ROBERT LAWRENCE BARNES Dayton ANGELA SETTLE Louisville EULAH WELLS Inez LEE SANDERS Louisville JERRY OLIVER Louisville JOAN DAWSON Richmond DIXIANA HEDLAND Middletown JAMES EDWARD RHEIN Dayton PHYLLIS ANN EDMONDS Ashland ROBERT EARL BLACKABY Campbellsburg ERNEST CLARK HALSTEAD Wales MARILYN RUTH BROOKS Cincinnati, Ohio JAMES ALMORE BROWN Shelbyville BRUCE BOGG3 McKee JANET NEWSOME Melvin RAY BRACKETT Louisville 110SCOE WILLIAM McCLOUD Millstone JUDITH KNOBLOCK Louisville THOMAS F. JOHNSON Louisville DEAN PHILIP RUMBOLD Columbus, Ohio % si m i; ' • f 153 FRESHMEN ROW 2 JOHN EDWARD TOMLINSON Frankfort NORMA STASEL Prospect JOE WAYNE WARD Cynthiana ROBERT WESLEY ANDERSON Louisville BARBARA FAULKNER Williamsburg RICHARD ANDREW FLECK Berwyn, III. CARL TERRY ELLIOTT Barbourville THOMAS LOGAN WILSON Barbourville DONALD RAY WILLIAMSON McAndrews BILLIE RAE TURPIN Richmond JOHN FOLEY HENDERICKSON Pineville CHARLES RAY BROUGHTON Richmond MARY THOMAS McMULLEN Louisville HAROLD DENVER WELLS Williamsport CARROLL L. COLLINGSWORTH Middlesboro DAVID ARCHER NESBIT Harlan PATRICIA PETTIT WATTS Nicholasville WILLIAM LARRY VACKERY Pineville WILLIAM CULBERTSON Salyersville BETTY JOAN MITCHELL Shelbyville JAMES B. CRANE Richmond OPHA THOMPSON Juan JOSEPH NEIL TROWBRIDGE Newport TOMMY CLOUSE Richmond FRANCES LEE McMULLAN Louisville JOHN SAMUEL TURNER Hyden DONALD DULA WEBER Newport ANN HOWARD ENNIS Elizabethtown WILLIAM JOYOUS WILKINS Owensboro JEAN ELOISE HAVENSCRAFT Cynthiana DARWIN WILSON Cains Store TOM CAMPBELL Richmond JO ANNA DURHAM Campbellsville TED WALTER YORK Russell Springs CURTIS O ' NEAL WITT Lancaster THOMAS DEAN SCHULTE Newport CYNTHIA JEAN BARRICK Ashland BARBARA JO GIUNCHIGLIANI Richmond KERMIT CECIL RAMEY Myra WILLIAM GILLIS WOOLUM Pineville THERESA ELLEN CALDWELL Waynesburg SALLY MARILYN HILL Beattyville LEON ALBERT WELTING Berea BILLIE JEAN PERCIFUL Loyall BOBBY GABBARD Danville LEO COMBS Irvine PATRICIA LYNN TAYLOR Richmond JOEL FRANKLIN RHEIN Dayton MITZI MUELLER Newport RUBY FRANCES BENTON Richmond FRANKLIN EUGENE HARDY Irvine CHARLES RUSSELL ZACHEN, JR. Greenup CAROLYN CLAUDETTE CLONTZ London SANDRA HAMPTON HANKS Lawrenceburg WILLIAM H. JOHNSON Virgie JACQUELIN TODD Pleasure Ridge Park BOBBY RAE HORTON Hyden BONNIE W. BURNS Brutus JOY KITSON Falmouth BILL JACK HUFFMAN Pikeville SARAH LUCY NORRIS Ashland NORMA RAY BOURNE Stanford CHARLES GARY GRIGSBY Martin HERBERT FRANKLIN PREWITT Lancaster MARTHA ELLEN SHAHAN Covington PHYLIS RIDDELL Bellevue STANLEY M. HENSLEY Akron, Ohio 155 now ROW 4 PHILLIP HERMAN KOSHEWA Louisville SHIRLEY LOIS DIXON Ashland OMAR ELVIN CAREY Harrodsburg GRANT REED. JR. Lily JANET LOUISE RICE Paintsville MENDELL ELBERT HODGES London JAMES P. CHEAK Lawrenceburg GERALDINE TINCHER Frankfort ROBERT S. CREEKMORE Louisville JAMES ROY HOLSCLAW Lothair JANE CARROL PICKLESIMER Plymouth, Ind. EDDIE TURPIN Stanford RONALD EDWARD DEAN Sand Gap LULA GAY GRIFFIN Stanford ROW 1 ROW 3 ROW 5 BONNIE JEAN WELLS Prestonsburg DONALD BRUCE FARLEY Ashland BOBBY EARL GLASS Waddy ROBERT RAY GIBSON Independence SHIRLEY MARINE HIC ' KLE Vanceburg MARGARET SLATTERY Richmond WILLIAM CHARLES BOLLING Richmond JOSEPH RAYMOND JOHNSON Louisville BARBARA HEATHMAN Nicholasville DORIS JUNE McKINNEY Lynch DOYLE JACK GABBARD Irvine JERRY BEVERLY DIXON Independence JOHN EDWARD HIGGINS Salyersville BARBARA MILLER KING Paintsville JANET BREEZE Covington VERNON BUNDY London DONALD W. ESTES Winchester WANDA ANN WAGERS Corbin CARLENE V. WILLOUGHBY Hazard KENNETH BROWNING HILL Lexington TEDDY EUGENE MEADOWS Corbin 156 TRUMAN TURNER Bybee MARGARET E. McFALLS Hazard DONNA LOU MINECY Melbourne GEORGE WM. ROBBINS Richmond HENDRICKS D. CAUDILL, JR. Richmond CONSTANCE OLIVE McCORMACK Dayton SHIRLEY JOYCE PETERS Erlanger RONALD MAYER Massapequa, N. Y. DORIS ANN WILMER Ft. Thomas CHARLES SMITH Corbin GETHER IRICK, JR. Stone EVELYN ANN NAYLOR Buena Vista CHARLES RAYMOND NOBLE Beattyville WINONA BILLIE BAKER Somerset MARGARET CULLEN HENDRICKS Mayville WILLIAM DAVIS Richmond TEND LYNN CONLEY Ashland BILLIE SUE CLICK Martin ELIZABETH IRENE POINTS Ashland CHESTER HARRIS Wurtland JOANNE CAROL BROCKMAN Windsor BILLY MYLIS ROWE Prestonsburg WEBB YAGER SUTER Campbellsburg LOIS GERALDINE TAYLOR Harlan THOMAS MORRIS JONES Frakes SALLY SUE HOLBROOK Pine Ridge CHARLES BICKEL Louisville JERRY LEE HARRIS Rockhold HARLEY REED TAYLOR Corbin VIRGINIA GRAY FUGATE Mt. Sterling MARGARET ANN PARKS Ravenna MILFORD L. SMITH Harlan fit__4 157 h k Row 1: Harold Caudill. Bennett Asher, Lloyd Cain, Thomas Burton. Billy Reed. Donna Tolliver. Row 2: Fred Gisby, Mickey Peters, Charles Hansel. John Bowling, Leland Bundy, Jr. SECOND SEMESTER FRESHMEN First Row. left to right: Janice O ' Bannion. Owenton, Ky.; Dorothy Robbins. Calloway. Ky.; Kay Cox. Berea, Ky.; Betty Jean Thompson. Winchester, Ky.; Arlene Isaacs. Louisville, Ky. Second Row. left to right: Betty Tudor. Paint Lick. Ky.; Bill Malott. Old Washington. Ohio; Clay Crupper. Owenton, Ky.; Dorothy Jean Clark, Louisville. Ky. I ,; 11112 ' J Vv 5,.-.. , v i I 1953-54 CALENDAR Sept. 15-18 Sept. 30 Oct. 16 Oct. 31 Nov. 6 Nov. 7 Nov. 19 Nov. 20 Nov. 25 Dec. 1 Dec. 13 Dec. 18 Feb. 6 Feb. 12 Feb. 22 Mar. 12 April 6-7-8 Apr. 15 Apr. 18 Apr. 19 Apr. 21 Apr. 28 May 7 May 17 May 27 May 28 June 2 June 3 Freshman Week Class Meetings Football Game (Youngstown College) Halloween Party Homecoming Dance Homecoming Day (Football Game — Western) L.T.C. Play — Our Town Sadie Hawkins Dance Thanksgiving Vacation First Basketball Game (Middle Tenn.) Hanging of Greens and Singing of Messiah Christmas Vacation Eastern beat Western Sweetheart Dance Music Club gave Mikado Military Ball Swim Show YM - YW Appreciation Tea Sunrise Service (Easter) L.T.C. Play Tartuffe Spring Vacation Drum Sandal Show Junior Prom Junior Senior Reception ROTC Review Senior Women ' s Dinner Commencement School Closes 159 9 ■ ■£■ v m m :■■■- ' ■, ■ .: V V BLANCHE ROSE McCOUN Editor GORDON COOK Business Manager MILESTONE STAFF H. H. LaFUZE Sponsor TACK BALDWIN Asst. Bus. Manager DENYSE CAMPBELL CHESTER RAKER NANCY STONE Asst. Editors LIFE AT EASTERN Edie Taylor Joan Scholle Lowell Sallee Jim Allender Betty Crank JUNIORS Mae Clark Billy Dixon Dean Rubarts SPORTS Jennie Chattin Mae Blythe MILITARY SCIENCE Jimmy Murphy Buddy McKinley Tack Baldwin SOPHOMORES Laura Todd Frances Preston Joanne Arnsperger FRESHMEN Grace Reynolds Betty Pack Norma Moore ORGANIZATION Jimmy Sue Bateman Clyde White FACULTY Evelyn Phillips Marjie Rasnick Madge Gamble TYPIST Reeda Farney Frances Brown ART Buddy McKinley Aa r age 2 EASTERN PROGRESS Wednesday, Eastern Progress ■tar « , tttt Dc Sana iSbt «M3 B h ' . Bi rt B mHufl Jaiwt C iui ' bHl. Mary 1q Campboll. 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CHARLES ANTLE Mathematics, Physics NOLAND BALDWIN Commerce JANE BALL Music SHIRLEY CARSON Home Economics ELIZABETH CAYWOOD Music MARTHA JEAN CHAMBERS Art, Biology GORDON COOK Physical Education, Industrial Arts BETTY C RANK Commerce DON FIELDS Chemistry, Mathematics I , A 1 DOUG GAITHER Music PAUL HAGER Music JO NELL HARROD Biology, Chemistry RUTH HULKER English KATHRYN KEENE Commerce, History BLANCHE ROSE McCOUN Elementary Education MILTON MARTENSON Biology, Chemistry SUE MOOREHEAD Elementary Education JAMES CLYDE MURPHY Commerce JOAN NEFF Elementary Education WANDA SMYTH English CLYDE WHITE Art, History, Commerce KAPPA IOTA EPSILON Kappa Iota Epsilon is the honorary fraternity for sophomore men. which was organized two years ago to promote leadership, scholarship and citizenship on the campus and in the community. The boys have planned smokers for the enjoyment of the men on Eastern ' s faculty. The club advisor for this select group is Mr. Rowlett. Ronald Coffman is the president; Richard Norris. vice-president; Charles Schwartz, secretary, and David Seen, treasurer. KAPPA DELTA PI Eastern ' s Delta Alpha chapter was organized in 1935 by the National president of the fraternity. Its place on the campus is encouraging and recognizing outstanding students in the field of education. The purpose of Kappa Delta Pi is to encourage high professional intellectual and personal standards and to recognize outstanding contributions in education. The club ' s activities are: to present an annual award to the Sophomore student who shows a definite interest in the teaching profession, the planning of the two annual initiations and the banquets that follow, and a representa- tion to national convocation each year. Floyd Complon is president of the fraternity; with Mary Ann Rowlett as vice-president; Connie Robinson as secretary; and Glynna Jean Hays as treasurer. Chapter advisor is Miss Ida Teater. 166 COLLEGIATE PENTACLE Collegiate Pentacle is a national honorary society for senior women. These girls are chosen in their junior year on the basis of leadership, scholarship and service. It is recognized as one of the highest honors a girl can attain on Eastern ' s campus. Activities include a B average tea which is given during the spring semester, the sending of CARE packages and the sponsoring of a cancer drive. Educational activi- ties include a panel discussion on the purposes and problems of education. Wanda Smyth is president; Ruth Hulker, vice-president; Mary Ann Rowlett, secretary, and Jane Bourne, treasurer. Mary Lou Jones holds the title of chaplain. Dean Case directs this able group. CWENS After fulfilling qualifications of the National Society of Cwens the Mu Chapter was installed at Eastern on March 11. 1948. The Cwens promote leadership, scholar- ship, and fellowship among women of the freshman and sophomore classes and also serve and promote the interests of the college in every way possible. Among the many activities sponsored by the Cwens are the musical programs each Wednesday evening in Burnam Hall. B average tea for men and women students, annual Vocational Conference. Honor Day, and programs by local ministers. Cwens ' presi- dent, is Mary Helen Collins; vice-president. Jean Walton; secretary. Dolores Samson; treasurer, Katherine Wright. 167 KAPPA PI Eastern ' s chapter of Alpha Alpha Psi was installed in 1950, replacing Alpha Rho Tau which had been the active art club. Kappa Pi promotes art interest among college students and stimulates higher scholarship with the purpose of recognizing potential and professional ability. Each year local talent as well as national works are exhibited. Officers of the local chapter are: Martha Chambers, president; Buddy McKinley, vice-president; Joe Ann Nassida, secretary, and Randolph Dozier, treasurer. KAPPA KAPPA SIGMA The swimming club is a recent addition to our campus, having been organized in the fall of 1952. New skills and techniques in water ballet and synchronized swimming is being presented but the main purpose is to interest others in the actual art of swimming. The club is headed by: Mary Helen Collins, president; Beverly Wilson, vice-president; Billie White, secretary, and Mary Ann Odgen, treasurer. 168 SIGMA LAMBDA Sigma Lambda ' s purpose is to bring together, socially and intellectually, the students of the different foreign languages. The club was organized in 1929 to include Latin and French students, but by 1932 the majority of the members were French students. The club was then discontinued and the French Club, le Cercle Francais, became active. Two years ago Sigma Lambda was reactivated to provide a club for all foreign language students. Activities include movies based on foreign lands and parties at Christmas time and in the spring. Jim Burch is the president; Don Schaefer, vice-president; Mary Ann Odgen, secretary, and Jim Snow, treasurer. The club is sponsored by Dr. Murbach. SIGMA TAU PI The Society of Commerce, Sigma Tau Pi, was organized at Eastern in 1924. The purpose of the club is to promote a feeling of unity and fellowship among its members, to aid general welfare in the department of commerce and provide opportunities for social and educational growth. The officers are: Jim Murphy, president; Tack Baldwin, vice-president; Daisy French, secre- tary first semester; Betty Crank, secretary second semester, and Frank Keller, treasurer. SIGMA TAU DELTA Sigma Epsilon Chapter was granted a charter of Sigma Tau Delta in 1950 and was installed in 1951. Its purpose is to endeavor to advance the study of the chief literary masterpieces, encourage worthwhile reading, pro- mote the mastery of written expression, and foster a spirit of fellowship among students specializing in the English language and literature. The principals of this group are: Roger Stephens, president; Wanda Smyth, vice-president; Edie Taylor, secretary and treasurer. ALPHA PSI OMEGA Alpha Psi Omega, national dramatic fraternity, empowered a chapter in 1937 under the direction of Miss Pearl Buchanan. At the present time, this honorary fraternity is under the leadership of Mr. Glen Wilson. The purpose of this group is to stimulate interest in dramatic activities and by means of electing students to membership, this serves as a reward for their worthy efforts in participating in the plays staged by the dramatic organization of the college. Officers are; Ruth Hulker. president; Elizabeth Caywood and Douglas Gaither, co-vice-president, and Thorn McElfresh, treasurer. v r DEBATE TEAM Debating is offered at Eastern for the purposes of affording an oppor- tunity for student participation in the medium of debate, acquainting student participants and debate audiences with timely topics, developing the skills of speaking and its inherent qualities of logical thinking, techniques of persua- sion, character development and good sportsmanship. Among the schools the team annually encounters are the following: University of Kentucky. University of Louisville, West Point Military Academy, and Annapolis Naval Academy. The highest honor that can be awarded an individual debator is being elected team Captain. The honor is now held by C. T. Hughes. The team is under the direction of Mr. Victor Venettozzi. PHI IOTA Phi Iota was organized November 15, 1951, for the purpose of promoting free discussion at a constructive level. The name Phi Iota means to speak information. The club has not sponsored any special activities although they have voted unanimously to support student government when the ques- tion arrives. The executive posts are filled by Homer Ransdell as president; Roger Stephens, vice-president; D. Elliston, secretary-treasurer; and Paul Smith serves as program chairman. Mr. Glenn Wilson is the sponsor of this group. M A R C H I N G M A R O IV s for 1953-54 Eastern ' s Marching Maroons have participated in every athletic event, plus parades and giving concert and assembly programs. The band has forty-eight members and is directed 172 by Mr. Bill Tarwater. Officers elected for this year are: James Winn, president; Jim Baker, vice-president; Mary Lou Jones, secretary-treasurer and Fou Tanner, social chairman. 173 D. S. F. The D. S. F. is here on Eastern ' s campus to offer Christian fellowship and a religious program to college students. President is Sue Morehead, Judy Saunder, vice- president; Alta Lindon, secretary, and Edith Cox, treasurer. Dr. Tinder is sponsor of this group. WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP COUNCIL The W. F. on Eastern ' s campus is the college youth group of the Presbyterian Church. Students may experience a Christian fellowship by taking part in the social and religious activities of the organization. Through worship and evangelism church leaders are developed for future service. Besides an active Sunday program the group meets on campus every Tuesday for supper, followed by a Bible study directed by Rev. Carmichael. Student director for the group is Mrs. Joseph Bosley. Officers are: Doug Gaither, president; Mary Lake McElroy and Peggy Kraus, vice-president; Paul Hager, secretary; Juliane Wiedekamp, treasurer. 174 B. S. 11. COUNCIL The Baptist Student Union serves as a connecting link between the college stu- dent and a local Baptist church. The purposes of the group is to present an attractive, co-ordinated program for the students, and to promote spiritual developments of the students through Bible study, prayer, and Christian fellowship. Through a wide range of activities, on and off campus, these purposes are achieved. Officers for the group are: Hugh Brooks, president; Nancy Jackson and Steve Massey, first vice- presidents; Mary Ann Odgen and Grace Denney, second vice-presidents; Betty Crank, secretary, and Gene Thompkins, treasurer. NEWMAN CLUB The purpose of the Newman Club is to promulgate the ideals of Catholicism through spiritual, intellectual, and social programs, and whenever possible, the Catholic Apostolate shall be practiced to the greatest honor and glory of God and the personal sanctification of the members. The Newman Club was formerly called the Catholic Club, the name being changed when the club joined the National Federation of Newman Clubs in secular colleges. The club is named for Cardinal Newman, an English man who was a great educator and churchman. Eastern ' s Newman Club joins with the Newman Club of the University of Kentucky for several meetings each year. The officers; president. Buddy Cury; vice-president, Jim Hisch; secretary. Betty Jane Rinesmith; treasurei, Marylyn Mulvanity. 175 LESLEY FOUNDATION COUNCIL Wesley Foundation is a campus organization primarily for Methodist students, to encourage and promote social and spiritual guidance needed by the college student who believes firm convictions are necessary in our world of today. During the school year the Wesley Foundation organizations at other colleges as well as being host to these other chapters. Social activities include the annual cook-out supper, Kentucky River boat cruise, and a banquet at Benault Inn. The officers are: president, Janice Treadway; vice-president. Betty Brock Lawrence; secretary, Joy Kitson; treasurer, Billy Roy Murphy. MUSIC CLUB This organization of music enthusiasts was founded to promote good will and fel- lowship among the musicians, to develop greater interest in the fine arts, to secure more privileges for the musicians of Eastern, and to offer more opportunities to the musicians of Eastern. The club sponsors many musical presentations throughout the year. The officers are: President, Jimmy Winn: vice president, Peggy Chandler; secretary, Pat Spoonamore; treasurer, Polly Jenkins; sergeant-at-arms, David Caylor; rdviror, James E. VanPeursem. 176 Y. W. C. A The members of the Y.W.C.A. unite in the desire to realize full and reative life through a growing knowledge of God. and they are determined to have a part in making this life possible for all people. Among the many activities of the Y.W.C.A. are the Thursday night vespers. Hanging of the Greens, Religious Emphasis Week, Easter Sunrise Services. Community Center work, and a continuous campus recreation program. The officers are: President, Georgia Williams; first vice-president, Shirley Petitt; second vice-president, Dorothy Thomas: secretary, Blanche McCoun; treasurer, Edie Taylor. Y. M. C. A. The Y.M.C.A. is designed to promote physical, mental and spiritual growth in the student body. The present club was organized in 1928 by Dr. J. T. Dorris. Working with the Y.W.C.A. on joint projects, this club is sponsored by Mr. William Stocker. Officers are: president, Harry Stigall. first vice-president. Bill Reed; second vice- president, Jack Forman: secretary and treasurer, Jesse Keltner. 177 KYMA The KYMA Club is here on Eastern ' s campus to stimulate school spirit among students. It acts as the connecting agency between the athletic department and th e students and through concession stands at ihe games it provides funds for the athletic program. The Homecoming parade heads the list of activities sponsored by KYMA. The officers are: Ernest Durham, president; Norma Tevis, vice-president; Betty Crank, secretary; Juliane Wiedekamp. treasurer, and Don Jett, try-out manager. E CLUB The E Club is composed of varsity lettermen only. These lettermen serve as ushers at the football and basketball games in addition to aiding Eastern ' s Athletic Program in any way possible. They help promote banquets and other similar activities. The officers are: Jack Bond, president; Roy Kicld, vice-president; Bob Mulcahy. secretary; Bob Mueller, treasurer; Charles Ginn. sergeant-at-arms. Q I — - ■ •. « ri HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Organized by Ruth Dix in 1931, the Home Economics Club tries to create a closer relationship among its members and the department. Activities such as formal din- ners, picnic, educational meetings and many others help to develop the members personally and socially. To qualify for membership, one must be a Home Economics major or minor and take as active part in the club. Officers are: president, Dixie Trapp; vice-president, Shirley Dugger; secretary, Denyse Campbell; treasurer, Doris Edwards. The club is sponsored by Miss Mary Burrier. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB This club has been active since the beginning of industrial arts training at East- ern, even though it isn ' t affiliated with the national chapter. Its purpose is to pro- mote interest in Industrial Arts and develop a clearer understanding of its relation to education. Through close co-operation between students and faculty, the club aims to be instrumental in helping the department and college to solve problems. Social and educational experiences are provided for the members with bimonthly meetings. Mr. Rowlette advises the club. Officers are: Fred Bartel, president; George McKinney. vice-president; Vencil Engle, secretary, and Franklin Dee Elliston, treasurer. BIOLOGY CLUB The Biology Club strives to stimulate individual and campus interest in biology, and to promote friendship and the exchange of ideas among students. The club spon- sors informative discussions about things of the living world, as well as sponsors instructional and recreational outings. The officers of the club are: president, Jerry Points; vice-president. Bill McClanahan; secretary, Joy Kitson; treasurer. Dece Daniels; advisor, A. L. Whitt. LITTLE THEATER CLUB The Little Theater Club was organized in 1921 by Miss Rucie Miller of the Speech Department. This club gives the student practice in the study and presentation of plays and promotes as interest in, and appreciation of, good drama. Among product- ions presented by the Little Theater Club this year were OUR TOWN, ARIO DA CAPO, and TARTUFFE. The LTC officers are; Joan Scholle, president; Jim Snow, vice- president; Ruth Hulker. secretary; Mary Jo Isaacs, treasurer. 180 WORLD AFFAIRS CLVB The purpose of the World Affairs Club is the propagation of knowledge pertaining to and the stimulation of interest in World Affairs. The club serves as a serious study group seeking to promote an intelligent, informed public opinion on world problems. Since its organization in 1928, the club has been affiliated with the Carnegie Endow- ment for W ' orld Peace, is a member of the Association of International Relations Clubs, and is a member of the Ohio Valley Conference of International Relations Clubs. The officers are: president, Charles Schwarty; vice-president. Gordon Cook; secretary, Billie Jean Dixon; treasurer. Marcia Pruett; adviser. Dr. L. G. Kennamer. W. R. A. The Women ' s Recreation Association provides an opportunity for all girls who are interested in acquiring new skills, developing a better understanding of recreation and learning how to live and work with one another in good fun and fellowship. This group is led by Beverly Wilson, president; Sondra Burton, vice-president; Dorothy Quisenberry, treasurer; Martha Williams sponsors the club. 181 W. R. H. O. The women ' s Residential Hall Organization provides for the government and the social direction of the residents of Burnam Hall and promotes better fellowship, schol- arship, and citizenship at Eastern. The House Council of the W.R.H.O. is composed of a student representative from each corridor in the dormitory. The officers of ihe House Council are: president, Louise Gullady; vice-president, Nancy Harris; secre- tary. Julianne Wiedikamp; treasurer. Peggy Kraus; advisor, Emma Y. Case. PHYSICS CLUB The Physics Club ' s purpose is to promote interest in the field of physics, and vj promote friendship and ideas among the students. The club ' s lectures are given by instructors of the different science departments of the college. This gives the students ideas to discuss on all phases of science. The officers are: president. Milton Marten- son: vice-president. Joe Shelton; and secretary and treasurer, Ronnie Smiley. The advisor is Dr. J. G. Black. OFF-CAMPUS The Off-Campus provides a common meeting place for girls living off the campus, where they can relax and learn to know each other better. The club, which was formed in 1949, has a special recreation room in the Student Union molding. The officers are: president, Frances Todd; vice-president, Thelma Masters; secretary. Freda Rennix; treasurer, Joyce Hacker. STATELAND HOUSE COUNCIL The House Council of Stateland is the governing body which practices democracy and is designed to foster better social relationships among residence women. The officers are: president, Kizzie Spradling; vice-president, Faye Kaufman; secretary, Leona Morris; treasurer, Leona Morris. The sponsor is Mrs. E. L. Musick. 183 MUSIC COUNCIL The council ' s objective is to promote musical and other cultural activities in ihe Student Union Building on Eastern ' s campus. They plan everything from informal dances to recitals and readings fo) holiday enjoyment. Eastern ' s music majors also supply programs on Sunday afternoons. The group is advised by Mrs. Chenault. Pat Spoonamore is president. Freda Waggoner is vice-president. Phyllis Rutter is treasurer. DRUM AND SANDAL The purpose of the Drum and Sandal Club is to study dance with the accompany- ing arts, and to promote general interests and understanding of the dance. A concert is given each spring to familiarize the public with the concepts and ideals of contemp- orary dance. The officers are: president, Betty Crank; secretary, Joyce Blevins The advisor is Martha Williams. 184 CANTERBURY CLUB The Canterbury Club has been on Eastern ' s campus since 1924. It was reorganized in 1927 after a brief period of inactivity, as an honorary society for English majors who had a scholastic standing of B or more. Now it includes all seniors who are English majors. Since 1934 it has published a magazine of student writing called BELLES LETTRES. An editorial board is selected from the club to decide the material to be used for this magazine. The club publishes, distributes and has been responsible for the unbroken publication of the magazine since the first issue. Officers are: Martie Thornton, president; Mary Jo Campbell, vice-president; Ada Ruth Taulbee, secretary; Thorn McElfresh. treasurer. Mr. Cox is the advisor. A © CADUCEUS CLUB The Caduceus Club was first organized in 1936 by Dr. J. D. Farris who was at chat time college physician here at Eastern. It fosters premedical interest ' Of students who are interested in medicine, pharmacy, medical technology, dentistry and nursing. The club attends lectures and sees films on a professional level, and also enjoys the annual banquet given each spring. Lowell Saliee is president; Everett Bickers is vice-presi- dent; Lillie Mae Reed is secretary; Peggy Campbell is treasurer. Faculty advisor for the Caduceus Club is Mr. Cox. 185 AGRICULTURE CLUB This organization of agriculture students was formed in 1927. The purpose of the club is to study diligently the economic and social problems that pertain to farming, and to devise measures whereby the economic statue of the farmer may be improved and his standard of living elevated. The officers are: president, John Burman; vice- president. Vernon Bundy; secretary, Albert Martin; treasurer, Albert Martin; advisor, Mr. William Stocker. PHOTO CLUB The Photo Club promotes interest in photography and friendship between those who have photography as a hobby. Its members are instructed in the use of various types ' of cameras, in the developing of film, and in, the printing many of the snapshots and group pictures for the Milestone. The officers are: president, Jim Allender; vice- president, Frankie Preston; secretary, Angie Peters; treasurer, Ima Jean Rodgers; advisor. Dr. H. H. LaFuze. KNIGHTS OF ARTILLERY The Knights of Artillery was organized in 1952 to give the advanced members of the Reserve Officers Training Corp an association which would give us social contact with one another in a military atmosphere and to promote an interest in and an appreciation of the R.O.T.C. Corps. The Officers are: Marion White, president; Jesse Reed, vice-president; James Murphy, secretary; Tack Baldwin, treasurer and Lt. Col. Alden Hatch, sponsor. 187 7 I s  BOARD OF REGENTS Wendell P. Butler Superintendent of Public Instruction Ex-officio Chairman W. E. Blackburn Pikeville, Ky. John S. Juett Williamstown, Ky. Cecil C. Sanders Lancaster, Ky. A. C. Jones Harlan. Kv. 190 PRESIDENT W. F. O ' DONNELL Between the college years of when the President first greets the students at the Freshman Tea to the hour when he hands diplomas to graduating seniors, his friendly attitude and his sincere desire to know each individual is shown in many instances. President O ' Donnell ' s office welcomes students, faculty, graduates, and friends of the college, and his main concern is the happiness of people on campus. His genuine interest in the college will insure Eastern of a bigger and better tomorrow. 191 DEAN WILLIAM J. MOORE Dean Moore has become well liked on Eastern ' s campus because of his conscientious and able effort in helping each student to meet the requirements for his own contract. His warm smile and friendly greeting for everyone have made him known to every student. G. M. BROCK Business Agent Mr. Brock, in handling the business mat- ters on the campus, has become a favorite of Eastern Students because of his courtesy and his interest in Eastern ' s students. EMMA Y. CASE Dean of Women Dean Case, in directing the women ' s activi- ties at Eastern, has made herself loved and respected by the girls at Eastern. Her con- scientious work and her sincere interest in each individual have won her the respect of every girl on the campus. 192 ADMINISTRATION Noel B. Cuff Director of Personnel D. J. Carty Director of Public Relations Melvin E. Mattox Registrar Richard A. Edwards Principal of Elementary Training School J. DONLAND COATES Principal of Model High School Mary Floyd Librarian 193 HEADS OF i A. B. Carter Agriculture % Fred P. Giles Art H. H. LaFuze Biology Meredith J. Cox Chemistry William J. Moore Commerce D. T. Ferrell Education Roy B. Clark English Janet Murbach Romance Languages L. G. Kennamer Geography 194 DEPARTMENTS Kerney Adams History Mary King Burrier Home Economics Ralph Whalin Industrial Arts Smith Park Mathematics Col. H. Y. Grubbs Military Science ( ■■$ £■} ' 4 James E. VanPeursem Music o T Charles T. Hughes Physical Education J. G. Black Physics 195 FACULTY tffe Virginia B. Adams Secondary Education Annie Alvis Elementary Education Mary E. Barnhill English s tf ii Jbfc Clifton Basye Physics Pearl Buchanan English Virgil Burns Government Jane Campbell Music Ronald Carley Music Richard Chrisman Commerce J. D. Coates Education Fred Darling Physical Education James H. Davis Industrial Arts Richard A. Edwards Education Fred A. Engle Education Dean Gatwood Art 196 Anna Gill Commerce Presley M. Grise English Thomas C. Hurndon Chemistry Gertrude Hood Physical Education William Hopp Biology Saul Hounchell English Richard E. Jaggers Education Mable Jennings Elementary Education Edwin P. Keen Secondary Education William L. Keene English Cora Lee Secondary Education Clyde Lewis History Paul McBrayer Physical Education Alvin McGlasson Mathematics Alex McIlvaine Commerce Glenn McLain History Frances M. McPherson Music Margaret Moberly Commerce 197 FACULTY 1 Willie Moss Home Economics Glenn Presnell Physical Education Ellen Pugh Elementary Education Horace W. Raper History Mary F. Richards Geography R. R. Richards Commerce J Harold Rigby Secondary Education John D. Rowlett Industrial Arts Ruby Rush Secondary Education Tom C. Samuels Physical Education Mamie West Scott Elementary Education Blanche Seevers Music William Stocker Agriculture Thomas Stone Music Virginia Story Elementary Education 198 Mary K. Tarwater Art William H. Tarwater Music Ida Pearl Teater Secondary Education Brown E. Telford Music Gladys P. T ng Education Samuel Walker Mathematics . . J? 00 S M Vasile M. Venettozzi Music Victor Venettozzi English William D. Ward Education A. L. Whitt Biology A. L. Wichersham Secondary Education Martha Williams Physical Education Germania Wingo Elementary Education T. E. Myer Industrial Arts Alma Regenstium Home Economics 199 f r ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF PRESIDENT ' S OFFICE Miss Lois Colley DEAN ' S OFFICE Mrs. Audrey VanPelt Mrs. Elizabeth Adams Mrs. Shirley Turpin REGISTRAR ' S OFFICE Louise Broaddus Carrie Potts STUDENT UNION OFFICE Katherine Cheanult INFORMATION OFFICE Bessie Griggs COLLEGE HOSPITAL Mary Kovalevich Anna Gatewood BUSINESS OFFICE Mrs. Jim Bingham Mr. E. B. Noland PERSONNEL OFFICE Mrs. Helen Perry Miss Kathleen Justice ALUMNI OFFICE Mrs. N. G. Deniston CAFETERIA Mrs. J. P. Durham Miss Edith L. Mellvaine Mrs. J. W. Hill SUPT. of BUILDINGS and GROUNDS Mr. W. A. Ault BOOKSTORE and POST OFFICE Mrs. Joseph Arnold Mr. Fred L. Ballou Mrs. J. T. Turner HOUSEMOTHER of BOY ' S DORM Mrs. L. A. Abrams BURNAM HALL Miss Eunice Wingo Mrs. Nancy Hagen Secretary to MUSIC DEPT. Mrs. W. C. Younee Secretary to MILITARY SCIENCE DEPT. Mrs. Kenneth Canifield BOOKKEEPER ' S OFFICE Mr. E. P. McConnell Mrs. H. E. Richardson Mrs. Pat Allen ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OTWELL RANKIN IDA TEATER NORMAN McGUFFEV MARY F. RICHARDS President First Vice-Pres. Second Vice-Pres. Executive Secretary Erlanger, Ky. Richmond, Ky. Waynesbury, Ky. Richmond, Ky. OWEN FLOYD CAMMACK President Elect Lexington, Ky. MRS. BRACK MAUPIN First Vice-Pres. Ele ct Richmond. Ky. JOE SHEARER Second Vice-Pres. Elect Louisville, Ky. KELLY CLORE Representative-at-Large Pineville. Ky. 202 IN MEMORIAM RONALD F. CARLEY Assistant Professor of Music 1950-1954 MRS. JEPTHA D. CHENAULT Housekeeper, Burnam 1947-1953 MISS ALLIE FOWLER Assistant Professor of Art 1932-1953 GEORGE M. GUMBERT Assistant Professor of Agriculture Visual Education 1925-1954 We will grieve not, rather find Strength in what remains behind; In the primal sympathy Which having been must ever be; In the soothing thoughts that spring Out of human suffering; In the faith that looks through death, In years that bring the philosophic mind. — Wordsworth. 203 INDEX - A - Adams, Glenn L 143 Adams. Jack 138. 99, 102 Adams. James D 149 Adams, Jimmy Ray 35 Adams, Kerney 195 Adams. Logan 80 Adams. Virginia 196 Akers, Charlene 143 Akers. James Scott 143 Akers. Katharine 141 Alexander. Roger L 138 Allen. Betty Jane 151 Allen. James Edward 79 Allender. Jim 24. 163. 186 Allison. Roy A 82. 103 Alvis. Anne 196 Anders. Jerry Ray 151 Anderson. Arias Joe 149 Anderson. Glen Rogers 143 Anderson. Ina Claire 33 Anderson. Peggy Allen 81 Anderson, Robert Wesley 154 Antle. Charles Edward 21. 165 Applegate. Martha E 80 Appleton. Sue 78 Archer, Mary Carolyn 86 Armstrong. Mary Doris 134 Arnett, Relse 143 Arnsparger, Joanne 139, 163 Arthur, Gary Lionel 117 Arvin, Belly Park 142 Arvin, Gene W 135 Asher, Harold Dean 141 Augsback. Don Earl 40 Austin, Alvin 79 - B - Babb. Carlene 14. 120. 138 Baker. David 150 Baker. Mrs. Dorothy 22 Baker. James Dayton 80. 119 Baker, Peggy Louise 150 Baker. Winona Billie 157 Balassone, Carolyn Camp 39 Balassone, Joseph 39 Baldwin, Noland Yantis. .23, 117, 162, 163, 165. 169. 187 Baldwin, William Hugh 87 Ball. Barbara Jean 152 Ball, Barbara Jane 37, 165 Ball, Bill Wallace 82 Ball, William L 140 Ballard. Davie 138 Ballard, Elsie Breck 79 Ballard. Ureay 31 Ballou. Samuel 82 Bands. William Russell 143 Banks, Estill Durrell 82 Banzas. Walter 153 Barnes, Robert Lawrence 153 Barnhill, Mary 196 Barrett, John Milton 136 Barrick, Cynthia 155 Bartel. Fred C 41, 179 Barton, Martha Hammons 41 Basye. Clifton 196 Bateman, Jimmie Sue . .9, 81, 118, 163 Bates. Leland Bruce 38 Baumgartle, Edmond Wayne 135 Baxter, William Hall 78. 103 Bays. Karl Dean 87 Beach. Floyd 116 Beaman. Betty S 28 Beard. Phyllis 2 6 Becker. Mary Marjorie 149 Becker. Martin 38 Bee. Gay 39 Begley. Ira J 143 Bell. Charles 96 Bell. Jean 28 Bell. Pat Rankin 85 Bellamy. Robert 152 Benge, Viola 140 Bennett Douglas Alan 40 Benton. Ruby Frances 155 Berridge. Donald Lee 149 Bertram. Thomas 150 Bethel, Reginald 85 Bickel. Frank Charles 157 Bickers, Everett Earl 80, 185 Bicknell, Rudy Gayle 84, 128 Biggs, Wm. M 139 Biliier, Robert Eugene 141 Black. Esther Ann 151 Black. J. G 182. 195 Blackaby, Robert Earl 153 Blackburn. Charles Edward 148 Blackburn. Rhea Rita 148 Blair. Pamelia 151 Blakely. Joane 82 Blevins, Claude 41 Blevins. Joyce 135. 184 Blythe. Mac Elbert 163 Boggs. Alva Marie 86 Boggs, Bruce 153 Boiling, William 156 Bolton, Bill W 134 Bond, Jack 23. 95. 178 Bonta, Stanley Gene 148 Boone. Edwin Asbert 121 Bourne, Jane Allen 22. 167 Bourne. Norma Ray 155 Bowling, Edna Bert 139 Bowling, Carolyn Ann 148 Bowling, Harold 1 48 Bowling. John 158 Boyd, Delilah Bell 153 Boyd, Gerald Alan 97 Boyer. Donald 135 Boyer, James Warren 86 Brackett, Ray 153 Bradford, William 35, 95, 129 Brammell, Wilma Louise 139 Branscum, Hobart 41 Branseum. Windle 149 Breeding, Wm. Harold 144 Breeze, Janet 156 Brewer, Jean Marlene 149 Brock, Alma Jean 134 Brock, G M 197 Brock. Jeffrey 103 Brock. Wade 120 Brockman. Joane 157 Brockman. Robert 85 Brockman, Sylvia Louise 26 Brodbeck, Virginia 149 Brooke. Marilyn Ruth 153 Brooks. Hugh Ballard 29. 175 Brooks. James 143 Broughton, Charles 154 Brown. Charles E 138 Brown. Glenn 143 Brown. James Almore 153 Brown. James Nariol 138 Brown, John. Jr 87 Brown. John Forrest 144 Brown. Nora Frances 22. 163 Brown, Robert Wesley 142 Brown. Wanna Faye 81 Broyles, Anna Marie 32 Brutscher, Baldwin L 119 Bryant. Anna Faye 150 Bryant, Bernice 86 Bryant. Chetter 34, 126 Buchanan, Pearl 196 Bucker. Ruth 152 Buckley. Robert Clayton 37. 118 Bunch, Harold Evan 152 Bundy. Donald 152 Bundy, Leland 158 Bundy, Vernon 156, 186 Burch, James Clayton 121, 169 Burchett. Rovert Lee 39 Burdine, Billie 151 Burke, Alice Rose 135 Burke, Edmund 32 Burke, Ethel Frances 78 Burke, Harry Robert 149 Burnam. Johnny Lee 136, 186 Burns. Bonnie 155 Burns, Virgil 196 Burrier, Mary 179, 195 Burton, Janice 81 Burton, Sandra 25, 181 Burton, Thomas 158 Butler, Treva 140 Bybee. Paul 32 - c - Cahoon, Lenore 148 Cain. Lloy d 158 Caldwell. Pat 84 204 INDEX — (Continued) Caldwell, Theresa Ellen 155 Callahan, Dale 29 Callas, Christina 136 Campbell, Fallen 33, 118 Campbell, Jane 196 Campbell, Janet 79 Campbell, Janice 151 Campbell Marion Denuye 81. 162, 179 Campbell, Mary Josephine . . . 140, 185 Campbell, Peggy 140, 185 Campbell, Thomas 154 Carey, Omer E 156 Carley, Ronald 196 Carmony, Ronald 136 Carpenter, Carolyn 34 Carson, Betty 20 Carson, Shirley 20, 165 Carter, Ashby 194 Carter, Charles 150 Carty, Branch 144 Carty, D. J 193 Case, Emma Y 74. 167, 182. 192 Casey, Mewell 36 Castle, Nancy 143 Castle, William 144 Catlett, James 148 Caudill, Harold 158 Caudill, Hendricks 157 Caudill. James Earl 81, 129 Caudill, James M., Jr 25, 118 Caudill, Joyce 152 Causey, James 142 Cawood, Billy Joe 84 Caywood, Elizabeth 21, 165. 170 Caylor, David Arthur 78, 176 Chadwell, Betty 30 Chambers, Martha Jean . .20. 165. 168 Chandler, Peggy 81, 176 Chattin, Jennie Lee 33, 163 Cheak, James P 156 Cheanult, Katherine 184 Cheatham. Joseph 148 Childres, Mary Ruth 136 Childers, Seldon 149 Chilton, Holly 78 Christian, Betty Joyce 139 Chrisman, Richard 196 Christophel. June 151 Clark, Bettye Jean 148 Clark, Dorothy 158 Clark, Elizabeth 38, 163 Clark, Gene Rodger 150 Clark. Roy 194 Clayton, Paul 82, 119 Click, Billie Sue 157 Clifford, Ernest 143 Clifton, James M 140 Clontz, Carolyn 155 Clouse. Thomas 154 Coates, J. Dorland 193, 196 Coffman. Ronald 141. 166 Coleman, James Edward 134 Collingsworth. Carroll 154 Collins, Kirby 85 Collins, Mary Helen 135, 167, 168 Collins. Paul 80, 102, 121 Collins, Russell 152 Collins, Wilma 135 Colwell, Francis 139 Colyer, Wanda 142 Combs. Arthur 79 Combs, Gwendolyn 24 Combs, Leo 155 Combs, Warren 148 Compton, Donald 148 Compton, Floyd 20, 166 Conley, Glenna 30 Conley, Ted 157 Conn, Florence 136 Conn, John Lee 85 Consiglio, Ralph 149 Cook, Gordon 24, 162, 165, 181 Coons, Ernest 151 Cooper, Delores 150 Cooper, Harry Thomas 143 Coats, James Cooley 38 Cornett, Athalene 134 Covington. Sue 138 Cox, Barbara 151 Cox, Edith 139. 174 Cox, John Whitney 140 Cox, Kay 158 Cox, Marion 142 Cox, Meredith 194 Cox. Wanda Mae 134 Crace. Carolyn 152 Crady. Dorothy 79 Crain, Nancy Ann 152 Crane. James 154 Crank, Betty Ann 27, 163, 165, 169, 175, 178. 184 Crawford, Patrick 144 Creech. Sue 137 Creekmore, Sherman 156 Crews. John 150 Crovett. Donald 150 Crupper, Clay 153 Cuff, Noel Edwin 84, 127, 193 Culbertson, William 154 Cummins, Ruby Lefwin 138 Cureton. Betty Lou 137 Cury, Buddy T 81, 121, 164, 175 Curry, Ronald Keith 21, 128 - D - Dale, Edwin 28 Daly, Donald 81, 96 Daniel. Delores 126, 180 Daniels. Jack 140 Darling, Fred 91. 196 Davenport, Murrel 39 Davis. Billie 87 Davis, James 196 Davis, James Nelson 151 Davis, Loura Lee 139, 163 Davis. Lawrence 148 Davis, Ray 142 Davis. William 157 Dawson. Joan 153 Day, Marilyn 150 Dean. Ronald 156 Deaton, Helen 36 Delaney. John 28 Denney. Charles 84 Demmey. Grace 39, 175 Dennis, Betty 148 Dennis, Wendell 138 Derrickson, Herbert 148 DeSantis, Nick 84. 127 Devary. William 143 DeVary. Woodie 149 Dezarn. Robert 85, 120 Dietz. John Thomas 150 Disponett, Bobby 78 Dixon, Billie Jean 80, 163, 181 Dixon, Jerry Beverly 156 Dixon. Lee 41 Dixon, Shirley 15G Doan, William 82 Doherty. Alan 142 Doxley, Martha 149 Dorris. J. T 75 Doty, Henry 24, 121 Doughlerly, Davis 141 Doyle, Suzanne 139 Dozier. Randolph 168 Dudegean, Henry 150 Dugger, Shirley Sue 134, 179 Dunaway. Binny Ray 152 Dunbar, James Joe 136 Durbin, Virginia 11, 78 Durham, Coleman 148 Durham. Ernest 81. 178 Durham. Jo Anna 154 Durrett, Marrianne 39 Duvall. Joan 86 Duvall, John Wesley 142 - E - Eagle. Carle 41 Eagle, Clifford 142 Earlywine, Beverly 80 Easterlin, Chester 81 Eckler, Erolyn Ann 149 Edmonds, Phyliss 153 Edwards. Doris 151, 179 Edwards. Richard 193, 196 Elliott. Carl Terry 154 Elliott, Denzil Royce 142 Elliston. Franklin ...84. 128, 171, 179 Emery, Virginia 80 Engle, Fred 196 Engle, Lewis 29 Engle, Annette 30 Engle, Vencil 86, 179 Ennis. Ann Howard 154 205 INDEX — (Continued) Epperson, Chloe 41 Estes. Donald 156 EuBanks. Shirley 137 Eversole. Charles 152 - F - Fair. Charles 79 Fairchild, Lora Jean 148 Farley. Donald 156 Farley. Joann 148 Farney. Reeda 22, 163 Faulkner. Barbara 154 Feltner. Donald 143 Ferrell. D. Thomas 194 Fields. Charles 135 Fields. Donald 26. 165 Fights. Rachel 21 Finley. Ronald 34 Fitzgerald. Billy 144 Fitzsimmons. Freda 151 Fleck. Gordon 40 Fleck. Richard 154 Fleenor. James 134 Fletcher. Romona Ann 86 Flora. Joyce Jean 148 Florence. David Lee 134 Floyd. James Nathan 81, 102 Floyd. Mary 193 Floyd. Windell 39 Flynn. Douglas 39 Flynn. Martha 141 Forbes. Thomas 81 Fox, Gary Turner 152 Fraley, Harold 83. 103. 127 Fraley. Jeannene 144 Francis, George 142. 102 Frazier, Paul D 148 Frederick. Vernon 139 French, Daisy Burns 36, 169 Freudenverger, Doris 141 Frummell. James 148 Fugate. Sally Elizabeth 143 Fugate. Virginia 157 Fulkerson, Lindia 25 - G - Gabbard. Bobby 155 Gabbard. Doyle 156 Gaither. Douglas 37. 165. 170, 174 Gambill. Madge 79, 163 Garbade. Carolyn 151 Garrett, Donald 148 Gash, Mary Alice 150 Gatwood, Dean 196 Gay, Nelson 78 Gibbs, Bobby 82. 129 Gibson. Betty 149 Gibson. Dessie 21 Gibson, Ezra 148 Gibson, Robert 156 Gilbert, Ralph 152 Giles, Fred 74, 194 Gill, Anna 197 Gilley, Boyd 144 Gilley, Vincent 144 Gilreath, Robert 144 Ginn, Charles 26, 97, 126, 178 Glass, Bobby 156 Godsey. Gail 83 Goble, John David 135 Goble, Lundy 151 Grable. Paul 143 Grant, Dannie 78 Grant, Janet 141 Gravett. Gerwood 30 Greene. Paul 82. 95. 118 Greer. Danola 137 Greer, Sarah Catherine 25 Greynolds. Chester 84 Griffin. Lula 156 Grigsby, Charles 155 Grigsby, Fred Sidney 150 Grise. Presley 197 Grisley. Fred 158 Groh, Edward 142 Gullady, Louise 78, 182 Grubbs, Hayden 116, 195 Guinchigliani, Barbara 155 - H - Hacker. Charles 20 Hacker. Sammy Joyce 143, 183 Haden. Eva Ruth 87 Hater. Joan 26 Hager, Paul 36, 165, 174 Hahn, Donald 151 Haley, Marley 142 Hall, Don 85 Hall, Jeroma 137 Hall. John 143 Hall, Katie 80 Hall, Preston 84 Hall. Ralph 135 Hall, William 84 Halpen, Phillip 116 Hamlin, Richard 153 Hammond. William 151 Hamon, Theresa 79 Haney. Howard 36, 126 Haney, Paul 83 Hanks. Sandra 155 Hanlon, James 96 Hansel. Charles 158 Hansen, Mary 75 Hardin, Ann Beth 81 Hardin, Edgar 28 Harding, Philip 152 Hardy, Franklin 155 Harris, Charles 135 Harris. Chester 157 Harris. Jerry 157 Harris, Lawrence 21 Harris, Nancy 82, 182 Harrod, Jo Nell 31, 165 Hatch, Alden llu Hatfield, Robert 96 Hatter, Shannon 83 Hawkins, Joseph 152 Hay, Billy 24 Hayes, Calmer 128 Hays, Glynna 38. 166 Heathman, Barbara 156 Hedland, Dixiana 153 Heilman, Kenneth 148 Helm. John 135 Helm, Margaret 82 Helmond, Fred 150 Henderickson, John 154 Hendricks, Fred 22, 117 Hendricks, Margaret 157 Hensley, Stanley 155 Hensley, William 81, 128 Herndon, Thomas 197 Hester, Jack 144 Hibbard, Douglas 85 Hibbard. Janet 143 Hickle. Shirley 156 Higgins. John 156 Hignite, Carol 135 Hill, Kenneth 156 Hill, Sally 155 Hill, Virginia 37 Halstead, Ernest 153 Hines, Mazine 134 Hisch. James 138. 175 Hisle, Ardelle 23 Hisle, Charlie 151 Hobbs, Jessie 139 Hodges, Memdell 156 Holbrook. Ruby 27 Holbrook, Sue 157 Holbrook, Thomas A. . .25. 99, 103, 120 Holliday, Mathalyn 148 Holliday, Robert 28 Holsclow, James 156 Hood, Gertrude 197 Hopkins. Wade 142 Hopp. William 74. 197 Hord, Asa 83, 120 Hord, Ben 143 Horn, Doris 23, 163 Horn, Mary Cecile 36 Home, Harold 135 Home, Raymond 141 Hounchell, Saul 197 House. Mattie 33 Howard. Melvin 134 Howard. Roger 86 Howell, Thomas 85, 127 Hubbard. Claude 84 Huber, Douglas 79 Huber. Paul 116 Hydnall, Alma 136 Huff. James 151 Huffman. Bill 155 Hufstedler. Delbert 152 Hughes, Charles T 195 Hughes, Charles T. Jr 171 Hughes. James 26 206 INDEX — (Continued) Hughes, Paul Blackwell 83 Hulker, Ruth 26, 165, 167, 170, 180 Humphery, James 80 Hyatt, Glenn 140 - I - Irick, Gether 157 Irwin, James 139 Isaaca, Arlene 158 Issac, Barbara 135 Issac, Mary Jo 142. 180 Ison. Reginald 141 - J - Jackson, Nancy 175 Jackson, Carol 136 Jaggers, Richard 197 James, Larry 143 Jemley, Frank 153 Jenkins, Polly 80, 176 Jennings. Mable 197 Jeter. Annette 24 Jett, Don 81. 121, 178 Johns, Jarrell 80, 95 Johnson, Eleanor 140 Johnson, Harold 86, 119 Johnson, Jimmie 144 Johnson, John 153 Johnson, Joseph 156 Johnson, Katherine 139 Johnson. Mary Elizabeth 143 Johnson. Oris Glen 85, 120 Johnson. Ronnie 84 Johnson, Thomas 153 Johnson, William 155 Jones, Barbara 78 Jones, Bobby 36 Jones, Cynthia 21 Jones, Doris 135 Jones, Earl 83, 121 Jones, Edwin 23 Jones. Howard 84 Jones, John Paul 87 Jones. Kenneth 78 Jones, Mary Lou 38, 167 Jones, Thomas 157 Jones. Wilma 136 Judd. Harold 34 Judy, Jerry 141 - K - Kaufman, Faye 183 Kearns, Mary Elizabeth 35, 184 Keen, Edwin 197 Keene. Kathryn 27, 165 Keene. Rachel 79 Keene, William 163, 197 Keith. Charles 75 Keller, Robert 29, 169 Keltner, Jesse 78, 119, 177 Kennamer, L. G 181, 194 Kidd, Roy 27. 93, 95, 178 Kidwell, Juanita 151 Kincaid, Shelby 84 King, Barbara 156 King, Donald 148 King, William 137 Kirby, James 37 Kistner, Jerry 150 Kitchen. Gene 141 Kitchen, Bobby Joe 85 Kitson, Joy 155, 180, 176 Kline. Henry 38 Knoblock, Mary 153 Knocles. Paul 153 Kolakowski. Robert 136 Koshewa, Phillip 156 Kovalavich, Mary 139 Kraus, Peggy 81, 182, 174 Krey, Robert 150 - L - LaFuze, H. H 162. 186, 194 Lake, Connie Wallace 136 Lamb, Donald Glendon 35 Lamb, Herman C 33 Lambert, Richard Thomas 86, 95 Landrum. Paul 83 Lang, Carol Jean 153 Lanham. Marvin 39 Lankford, Anita 78 Lanter, Samuel 152 Lawrence, Betty 161. 176 Lay, Robert 139 Lear, Mary Ann 80 Ledford. Homer Clarence 32 Lee, Cora 197 Lefevers, Marty Lou 86 Lenderman. William 135. 96 Lester, Carlos Frank 24 Leveridge, James 31 Lewis, Clyde 197 Lewis, Rosalind 151 Lewis, Sue Carrol 84 Lindon, Alta Kay 136. 174 Lindon, Wanda 142 Linville, Mary 135 Lipscomb. Nathan 138 Litteral, Juanita 78 Litteral, Wanda 80 Little, Christine 140 Little, Donald 28 Littrell. Donald 140 Long. Paul Edwin 36 Love, James 85, 141 Lovett. Joyace 148 Lovington, Lawrence 81 Lowry, Marian 80 Lucas. Coetta 83 Lyons, Robert 31 - Mc - McAnallen, Thomas 25 McBrayer, Paul 98, 197 McCall, Hannon 78 McCall, Mary 153 McCall, James 84, 120 McChord, Alicia 140 McClanahan, Bill 10, 20, 163, 180 McCloud, Roscoe 153 McCormach, Constance 157 McCoun, Edsel 152 McCoun. Blanche Rose . . .4, 8, 12. 15, 35, 117, 162, 165, 177 McCowan, Betty 141 McCracken. Milton 151 McCreary, Joy Frances 137 McDonald, Elizabeth 85 McDonald, Margaret 22 McDonough. Robert 116 McDowell, Ida Katheryn 24 McElroy. Mary Lake 137f  McElhesh, Thorn 142, 170, 185 McFalls. Margaret 157 McGlasson, Alvin 197 McGuire, Betty 138 McHargue. Marvin 138 Mcllvaine, Alex 197 Mclntyre, Ray Gordon 138 McKee, Catherine 33 McKinley. Jesse 23. 129. 163, 168 McKinney, Doris 156 McKinney, George 30. 179 McKinney. Grace 39 McLain, Glen 197 McLain, Glen Dale 151 McLain, Mildred Ann 153 McLocklin, Betty 141 McMullan, Frances 154 McMullan, Mary 154 McNabb, Walter 150 McNabb. W. Edgar 33 McNees. Paul 142 McPherson. Frances 197 McQuerry, Wanda 150 McWhorter, Robert 139 McWhorter, Ruth 137 - M - Mace, Roymond 152 Mackey, Robert E 149 Malicole, Bill 151 Manning, Mary 28 Manning, Louis 41 Marcum, Doris 79 Marcum. Edith 152 Marcum, Milton 81 Margaritis, Michael 23 Marshall, Billy 138 Marshall, Charles 141 Martenson, Milton 31, 165, 181 Martin. Albert 134. 185 Martin, Blaine 85 Martin, John 150 Martin, Mae 32 Martin, Raymond 149 Massey. Ida 134 Massey, Steve 176 207 INDEX — (Continued) Massinsale. Vernon 97 Masters. Thelma 134, 183 Matthews. Wanda 82 Maupin. Betty Lee 36 Mayberry. Gerald 137 Mayer. Ronald 157 Mattox. Melvin 193 Meadors. Kenneth 79 Meadows. Teddy 156 Meeks. Charlene 30 Melburg. Carol 137, 128 Mercer. Charles 150 Merklein. Eleanor 142 Metcalf. Robert 79. 129 Milam. Frances 137 Miller. Barbara 150 Miller. Charles Wayne 23. 117 Miller. Diana 140 Million. Jo Ann 127. 152 Millis. John 138 Mills. Aubrey 83 Mills. Pauline 140 Mincy. Donna Lou 157 Minton. Haward 148 Miracle. Edward 95 Mitchell. Betty 1 54 Mitchell. Ted 26 Mitchell. James 149. 103 Mitchell. Ray Daniel 86 Moberly. Janie 141 Moberley. Margaret 197 Molen. Earl Howard 151 Moore. Clay 26 Moore. Connie 148 Moore. James 139 Moore. Norma 163 Moore. Wanda 149 Moore. William 192, 194 Moores. Thomas 150 Moorhead. Sue 34. 165, 174 Morgan, Anita 39 Morgan, Eddie 24 Morris. Glenn Scott 80 Morris, Leona 143, 183 Moss, Willie 198 Morrison, Robert 137 Morron, Mac 140 Mueller, Mitzi 155 Mulcahy, Robert 83. 102. 117. 178 Muller. Robert William ...84, 97. 178 Mulvanity, Marylyn 143. 175 Muncy. Arthur 84 Mulatt. Bill 158 Murbach. Janet 169. 194 Murphy, Billy Ray 139. 176 Murphy. James 27. 126, 163, 165. 169. 187 Music. Franklin 135 Music. Patricia 152 Musick, Isaac 150 Myers, T. E 199 - N - Nagle, Catherine 150 Napier. Mary 138 Napier. Wallace 141 Nassida, Frank 27. 96, 121 Nassida. Joann Goins . . . . 85. 121. 160 Naylor. Evelyn Ann 154 Nidiffer. Dwight 79. 120 Neff, Joan Meba 21. 165 Nesbit, David Archer 154 Nethery. Morrey 139 Neverstitch, Johnny 83, 121 Newsone, Janet 153 Noble. Charles 157 Noe. Joyce 36 Noe. Mary 151 Noland. Clarence 85, 129 Noland. Patricia 150 Norris, Richard Lee 138, 166 Norris. Sarah Lucy 155 Norris. Walter 143 North. Larry 35. 95. 128 Northcutt. Melvin 137 Nunn, Walter Raymond 151 - o - O ' Banior, Janice 153 O ' Connell. Gayle 139 Oakley. Carl 93. 95 Odle. James 34 O ' Donnell. W. F 145, 191 O ' Donnell. Mrs. W. F 145 Ogden. Betty Brett 79 Ogden. Mary Ann 134. 129, 168, 169, 175 Oldfield. Frankie 140 Oliver, Jerry 153 Osbourne, James Cecil 141 Osbourne. Jean 135 Otis. Betsy 39 Owens. Sherrich 152 - P - Pack. Betty 138. 163 Pack. Norma 148 Palahunick, Win 85 Park, Smith 195 Parke. Jamie 41 Parke. Patricia R 138 Parke. Thelma 83 Parke. Walker, 84, 120 Parker, Jane 78 Parks, Margaret 157 Parrett, Minnie 149 Parsons, Clifford 152 Parsons, Marteen 141 Parsons, Neal Allison 41 Parsons, Nell 135 Patrick, Edward 137 Patrick, Merrell 78 Patterson, Bayliss 116 Patterson, Clara 85 Payma, Patricia 86 Paynter, Marilyn 151 Payton, Dolores 142 Peace. Silas 152 Regenstein. Alma 199 Pellegrinon, Ronald 140. 102 Pendergrass. Lloyd 152 Pericful. Billie 155 Perkins. Albert 119 Perkins. Patricia 119 Perry. Leo 41 Peters. Mickey 158 Peters. Nannie 186 Peters, Shirley 157 Pettit, Shirley 134, 177 Phillips, Evelyn 32, 163 Picklesimer. Jane 156 Piersall, Gerald 134 Pigman. Wanda 25 Pipes, Alan 139 Plummer, Delmar 137 Points. Elizabeth 157 Points. Gerald 30. 180 Pollard. Edna 29 Porter, Freddie 134 Pottinger. Betty 137 Powell. Ford 137 Prather, Eleanor 21 Presnell. Glenn 91, 198 Pressley, Ernest 35 Preston, Frances 20, 163, 186 Prewitt, Herbert 155 Prince. Richard 139 Pugh. Ellen 198 Pruett. Marcia 34. 181 Purdon, Leslie 85 - Q - Quillan. Wilma 84 Quinn, Ann 86 Quisenberry, Dorothy 135. 181 - R - Raker, Chester 86, 162 Raleigh. Blanche 31 Ramey, Hubert 139 Ramey, Kermit 155 Ramey. Mary 23 Ramey. Suzy 8. 78 Ramsey. Kenneth 137 Rankin. Nathalee 149 Ransdell. Homer 134 Raper, Horace 198 Rasnick. Margie 137, 163 Ratliff, Fred 137 Ratliff. Rodney 140 Ravencraft, Jean Eloise 154 Reach, Bobby Van 134 Reager. Ronald 136 Reed, Billy 158, 177 Reed. Grant 156 Reed. Jessie 82. 127, 187 208 INDEX — (Continued) Reed. Lillie 82, 185 Reed, Wm 84 Rennix, Freda 141, 183 Reynolds, Glynn 142 Reynolds, Grace 78, 163 Reynolds, Mary 150 Rhein. James 153 Rhein, Joel 155 Rice. Janet 156 Rice, Naomi 138 Richard, Hubert 152 Richards, Mary Frances 198 Richards, R. R 198 Richardson. Harold 40 Richardson, Ollie 34 Riddell, Phyllis 155 Rider, Eddie 142 Rigby. Harold 198 Rigrish, Ernie 97, 127 Riley, Roy 40 Rinesmith, Betty 82, 175 Ritchie, Peggye 153 Ritter, Tommy 148 Robbins, Arthur 83 Robbins, Dorothy 158 Robbins, George 157 Roberts, Forrest 137 Roberts, Hernia 136 Roberts. Hollis 150 Roberts, Jackie 148 Roberts, William 134 Robertson Jane 29 Robinson. Bobby 140 Robinson, Connie 32. 166 Roby, Robert 12P Rodgers, Imo Jane 135. 186 Rolph, Paul 27. 118 Romersa, Henry 25 Rorer, William 143 Rose. Bobby Leon 85, 128 Rose, Farris Dean 143 Rose, Robert 153 Ross, Betty Jim 141 Roundtree, Fay 134 Rowe, Billy 157 Rowe, Paul 134 Rowlett, John 166, 198 Rowlett, Mary 31, 166, 167 Rubarts, Iva Dean 13, 83, 163 Rucker, William 149 Rumbold, Dean 153 Rush, Ruby 186 Russell, Marcella 152 Russell, Rosalyn 139 Russo, Russel 40 Rutledge, Ralph 83, 129 Rutter, Phyllis 33, 185 - S - Sallee, Lowell 81, 119, 163, 185 Sammons, James 79, 97, 119 Samson, Dolores 136, 163, 167 Samuels, Tom 5, 198 Sanders, Wendell 153 Samford, Harry 136 Saunders, Judith 29, 174 Scalf, Layton 137 Schaefer, Donald 169 Schneider, James 148 Schneider, Robert 134 Schoen, Harris 138 Scholle, Joan 79, 163, 180 Schram, Bonnie 86 Schulte, Thomas 155 Schwartz, Charles 136, 166, 181 Scott, Mamie 198 Scoville, Barbara 139 Scrogham, Kenneth 148 Seale, Sue 136 Seevers, Blanche 74, 198 Senn, David 143, 166 Settle, Angela 153 Sexton, Beverly 153 Schackelford, Peggy 82 Shahan, Martha 155 Sharpe, Sandra 135 Shaver, Carroll 37 Shell, Jack 21, 120 Shelton, Joe 84, 182 Sherrard, James 136 Shoemaker, John 83 Simms, Norma 82 Simmons, Robert 116 Slattery, Margaret 156 Slettvett, Dorothy 135 Slusher, Herman 149 Slusher, Joe 135 Smiley, Harry 86 Smiley, Ronald 83, 121, 182 Smith, Barbara 150 Smith, Calvin 126 Smith, Charles 157 Smith, Charles 41 Smith, Charles E 39 Smith, Claude 34 Smith, Freda 149 Smith, Gayle 149 Smith, Hiram 30 Smith, Jerry 82 Smith, Milford 157 Smith, Paul 148, 171 Smith, Robert 148 Smith, William 128 Smyth, Wanda 8, 28, 165, 167, 170 Snapp, Kenneth 41 Snow, James 79, 127, 169, 180 Snowden, Nancy 142 Souder, Jerry 150 Souleyrette, Reginald 141 Sowders, Jennette 80 Spence, Nancy Eulene 87 Spence, Sarah 84 Spoonmore, Pat 24, 176, 184 Spradlin, Kizzie 32 Spradlin, Robert 136 Spurlock, Jimmie Dick 134 Spurlock, Nancy 149 Stallard, Charles 32 Stasel, Norma 154 Stephens, Ison 40 Stephens, Roger 78, 170, 17! Stephenson, Ruby 136 Stewart, Elmer 38 Stigall, Harry 83, 177 Stocker, Ray Hamilton 29 Stocker, William 177, 186, 198 Stone, Nancie 81, 162 Stone, Susan 149 Stone, Thomas 198 Stone, William 150 Storms, Lewis 35 Story, Rebecca 152 Story, Virginia 198 Stumbo, Yuonne 149 Subblett, Billy Lee 84 Sullivan, Wallace 82 Summers, Bert 142 Summers, Charles 150 Suter, Inebb 157 Sutton, Sue 141 - T - Tanner, Florence 23 Tapp, Johnnie 135 Tarter, Marlon 139 Tarwater, Mrs. W. H 199 Tarwater, W. H 199 Taulbee, Ada Ruth 138,185 Taylor, Edith Ann 81, 163, 164, 170, 177 Taylor, Harley 157 Taylor, Lois G 157 Taylor, Patricia 155 Taylor, Robert 136 Taylor, Shirley 142 Teater, Ida 166, 199, 202 Teater, June Carroll 26 Telford. Brown 199 Tepavich, Nick 152, 102 Tesla, Paul 29 Tevis, Norma Jean 82, 178 Thoman, Donald 152 Thomas, Dorothy 80, 177 Thompson, Betty 158 Thompson, Billy 22 Thompson, Bobby 138 Thompson, Opha 154 Thompson, Sara 29 Thornton, David 120 Thornton, Martha 37 Tincher, Geraldine 156 Tingle, Raymond 30 Tinstman, Shirley 152 Tipton, Wayne 79 Tishio, Robert 151 Todd, Frances 141, 183 Todd, Jacquelin 155 Todd, Laura 86 Tolliver, Donna 158 209 INDEX — (Continued) Tolliver. Jimmie Bert 135 Tomlin. Carl 151 Tomlinson. John 154 Tracy. Marlene 142 Trapp. Dixie 79, 179 Treadway, Janice 86, 176 Treadway. William 27 Trowbridge, Joseph 154 True. Charlie 80 Tudor, Betty 158 Turner, Alice 82 Turner, Jean 81 Turner, John 154 Turner, Roosevelt 21 Turner, Sam 84 Turner, Truman 157 Turpin. Ben 20 Turpin. Billye 154 Turpin, Edie 156 Tyng, Julian I Mrs. ) 199 - V - Vackery, William 154 Valentour, Joe 80 Van Pelt. William 83 Van Peursem, James 195 Van Winkle. Carolyn 152 Wanderpool. Edsel 41 Varble, Jane 134 Venetozzi. Vasile 74. 199 Venetozzi, Victor 74, 199 Vescio. Rimbel 152 Vineyard. Chalmer 33 Vineyard, Wanda 149 - W - Wade, Kay 39 Wagers, Wanda 156 Waggoner, Freeda 138, 184 Walker, Rodney 86 Walker, Samuel 199 Wallace. Grady 149 Wallace, Par Curtis 150 Walters, Donald 139 Walton, Myra 136, 167 Ward. Joe 154 Ward. William 199 Watson. Alvvanda 136 Watts. Allie 85 Watts. Doris 35 Watts, Mary 81 Watts. Patricia 154 Webb. Esten 80 Weber, Donald 154 Wells, Bonnie 156 Wells, Eulah 153 Wells. Harold 154 Wells. James 151 Wells. James 138 Wells. Laura 39 Wells. Sammie 31 Wells. Toby 137 Welting, Leon 155 Wethington, Cyrilla 140 Whalin, Ralph 194 Wheeler. Maynard 25 Whitaker. Bobby 140 Whitaker, Floyd 142 Whitaker. Harlin 37 Whitaker. Juanita 141 Whitaker, Orville 149 White, Betty 137 White, Billie 134, 168 White, Bob 28 White. Charles 137 White. Clyde 15, 22, 163, 164, 165 White. Lizabeth 38 White, Marion 33, 117, 187 White, Theron 97 Whitt, A. L 180, 199 Whitt, Calvin 20 Whittaker. Jimmie 149 Whittington, Robert 141 Wickersham, Arthur 199 Wiedekamp. Juliane. .78, 178. 182, 174 Wilburn, Frances 82 Wilkins, William 154 Williams, Carl 38 Williams, Frederick 30 Williams, Georgia 86, 177 Williams, John Clinton 80 Williams. Joseph Willard 152 Williams. Martha 181, 184, 199 Williams, Mathias 79 Williams, Ora Russell 150 Williamson, Barbara Ann 136 Williamson, Donald 154 Willoughby, Carlene 156 Wilmer, Doris 15 Wilson, Beverly 78, 168, 181 Wilson, Billye 31 Wilson, Bora 86 Wilson, Darwyn 154 Wilson, Elizabeth 75 Wilson. Glenn 170, 171 Wilson, Harry 41 Wilson, Harry 31, 118 Wilson, James 142 Wilson, Margaret 40 Wilson. Nell 17 Wilson, Roy Lee 34 Wilson. Thomas 154 Wincher, Fred 79. 97 Wingo. Germania 199 Winn. James 85, 129, 176 Wireman, Paul 79 Withrow, Jackie 138 Witmer, Clay 82 Witt, Curtis 154 Witt, James 136 Wolfinbarger, Herman 119 Wolfford. George 136 Woodson, Dale 80 Woolum, William 155 Worthington, Gene 151 Wright, Katherine 138, 167 Wright, Richard 78 - Y- Yankey, Hazel 27 Yarber, John Edward 31 York, Ted 154 Young, Preston 140 Young, Stanton 22, 127 - Z - Zachen, Charles 155 Zimmerman, John 141 Zweigart, Robert 139 210 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Class photos by: Seniors — McGaughey Studio Juniors — Stanifer Studio Sophomores — Jim Allender Freshmen — Jim Allender Feature Photos by — McGaughey Studio Other photos by — Eastern ' s Photo Club Art by — Buddy McKinley Engraving by — Indianapolis Engraving Company Printing by — Masonic Home Journal