Elizabethtown Community College - ECCo Yearbook (Elizabethtown, KY)

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The Christmas Dance was the first dress-up affair for the college. Young instructors, such as Mr. Deusner and Mr. Stephens, helped to create a youthful atmosphere. ( ommunity’s History One difficulty connected with a commuting school such as Elizabethtown was discov ered when it snowed, for a number :: students drove as fa»- as forty miles one way to classes. Nevertheless, the spirit of a good snowball fight was not •dampened by the icy roads. E.C.C.’s first queen was selected to reign over the first Valentine Dance. Nineteen girls were nominated by the student body to vie for the title.

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The Year That Was a Milestone in the The boys soon organized four intramural football teams which saw action on E.C.C.s left field on Friday afternoons. Winner of the intramural season was the ikings, captained by Mel¬ vin Blair. Mr. Tom Easterly serv ed as co-ordinator and referee for the intramural teams. On registration day, September 1, 1964, Mr. Deusner charmed all the scared freshmen with his antics. Mr. Don Wallace, E.C.C.’s calm and efficient English instructor, greeted each student farther down the registration line.

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Delta Sigma Chi girls worked frantically to prepare for the first rush Kappa Phi Kappa girls entertained the rushees with a M party at E.C.C. More About 1964 The LBKD served the same purpose for E.C.C. as a Lots of dust was raised at E.C.C.’s first Little Bitty Kentucky Derby.” football tournament might for other schools.