Kentucky Military Institute - Saber Yearbook (Lyndon, KY)

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L -H Y I lllWIl!IIZlZ1Ii1Si dugout clean. lt has received some criti- cism, but the place is noticeably cleaner . . . In their second football game, the team polished off Jeffersonville, 24-0 . . . There has been a lot of interest in volley- ball lately, and a cadet team, featuring the talents of jive-hound Shannon, de- feated the nine old men of the faculty in a spirited contest . . . Major Howard and D Company skipped practice parade today. Pettit, D Company's only rep- resentative, marched on alone . . . Miss Norma Jarboe, a ventriloquist, enter- tained the corps in chapel today. Her dummy, Junior, called several school per- sonalities up and talked to them . . . The football team smeared St. X, 25-14, after the pigskin proved too slippery for the Xavier backs to handle. King was the sparkplug of the team, throwing two touchdown passes and scoring once him- self . . . The J.V.'s have been doing all right, too, defeating Flaget's second team 18-O, and Fern Creek's varsity, 13-7 . . . A spirited class election campaign has been under way this week . . . In the vot- ing, Bill Rohde won out as Senior Presi- dent, with Steve Miles, Vice-Presidentg

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sicker, and Weil . . . The football team is rapidly whipping into shape for our first game. The team is composed entirely of old men. Frazier has shifted to the back- field and is showing promise. The J.V.'s are also practicing every day, with get up and run Scales as chief coach . . . The Saber staff is being formed, with Gat- ,gk chel in the tough editor's post. The Ken- tucadet' staff, with Steve Miles as edi- tor, has also been organized. After the first issue, however, it will be entirely an alumni journal . . . Louis knocked out Conn in the long-awaited bout, but Trautman and Rohde battled to a draw in the sixteenth-Called on account of C.Q .... In the return bout, bloodshed was avoided by an anxious cab driver . . . The football team pulled through to beat Anchorage 19-13, after trailing 13-12 . . . The first dancing class was held today- A few good dancers crashed the class, and the girls didn't seem too interested in the beginners . . . The first dance will be held tonight, sponsored by the Com- missioned Officers, who are making only five dollars apiece from it . . . The An- vil has begun a campaign to keep the mul- i4 .. 1 lV'l-ln -Q Y 611- I-lllWl1!l1ZlEllI11D1l

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Hifi-ln c r ' 11 Y 0 I l - u i I as-'WllWI1!lIZlZllI11Di Dick Vinton, Secretary-Treasurer, and lit- tle Jack Hooley as Sergeant-at-Arms. Hunsicker was the Junior Winner, Schulz heads the Sophomores, and Heffron, H., the Freshmen . . . The first honor roll came out today, with Vinton heading a list of 44 . . . Individual pictures are being taken for the Saber, and everyone has his medal collection on . . . The team lost to Park School of Indianapolis, 27-6, but the score fails to tell the story . . . Cap- tains Jenkins and Hammack took a group of boys to Mammoth Cave today. They plan several other excursions during the year . . . At last, Homecoming Day has ar- rived, and the homesick new boys get a chance to see their parents again. The iw' Q , , ,J 3, 5' ,s . X F av ' , 1 1 - 'wi :X 'S :Ag yi- ,e . - 4 1. ,,'.g'Qti-. ,--bu'vv: r W ., v v 4 -f i, t , e ' 4- Sn, 1 Q i x ' if .Q , sf plans for the day included consultations with teachers, a parade, a football game, the unveiling of the lVlemorial Tablet on the front of Ormsby Hall, and a gala dance. Many e X - c a d e t s were seen around, and they all seemed pleased to see the old place and to shoot the bull with old cronies . . . The J.V.'s knocked off Carrollton's varsity, 31-20. Carroll- ton was rated forty-third in the stateg so our reserve squad is at least forty-second . . ,. wk- 4 ., A? sf , sv