Kentucky Wesleyan College - Porphyrian Yearbook (Owensboro, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1951 volume:

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ME CMT eae Social Editor Mrs; -RARTS GANTLER Soereihine etree Faculty Advisor lerehavstons| oe .... Faculty Advisor THE PRODUCTION | STAFF LOCATION s western border ’ “On the city Reared against the sky, Proudly stands our Alma Mater As the years go by. ever be our watchword , Forward Conquer and prevail. Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, Wesleyan, all hail!” The STUDIOS She STUDIOS DeLebDelG A TLON ... DR. JOHN F. BAGGETT, D. D. With deep admiration and loyal devotion, we respectfully dedicate this, the twenty-seventh volume of THE PorpHyriAN, to one, who, though new in our hearts, has gained our respect and lovaltv in furthering the cause of a greater Kentucky Wesleyan. 11 THE PRODUCER DR | OEING ES BAG ¢ ET ia Deion Appointed president September, 1950, Dr. Baggett serves Kentucky Wesleyan as its twenty-first president. 12 DR. HENRY MILTON PYLES By PED, B:sy,, Me EDS PHD: ASSISTANT PRODUCERS DEAN AND REGISTRAR Dr. Henry Mitton Pyies B, PED., B.S., M. ED., PH.D. Professor of Education, Director of ‘Teachers’ Training, and Head of the Division of Education. DEAN OF MEN Raymonp T, Hirt B.S., M.A. Associate Professor of History and Social Science. DEAN OF WOMEN Katie M. Pererson B.S., M.S. Associate Professor of History and Social Science. 13 RAYMOND T. HILL B.S., M.A. KATIE M. PETERSON B:S., M.S. MARY JANE BROWN RAYMOND T. HILL ELBERT W. A.B., M.S., Ph.D. B.S., M.A, CRANDALL y B.Ed., M.A., Ph.D. JOHN W. PARKER PAULINE SMITH EMILY H. DAWSON A.B., M.A. PEEPLES J NABY, 5 VES ote SS A.B., M.A. Above: Below: @ ROBERT WAYNE McLAIN, A.B., S.T.B., Candi- e@ MARY JANE BROWN, A.B., M.S., Ph.D., Profes- date for Ph.D., Professor of Religion, Acting Head of sor of Biology, hostess of Senior House. Division of Religion and Philosophy. @ RAYMOND T. HILL, B.S., M.A. Associate Pro- @ MATTIE H. CANTLER, B.S., Instructor in Art ‘ : Uk ny Ca ea and Physical Education. fessor of History and Social Sciences. ® BOYD M. WILLIAMS, B.M., M.M., Associate Pro- e ELBERT W. CRANDALL, B.Ed., M.A., Ph.D., fessor of Music, Choral Director. pea eho @ ROBERT R. WILSON, A.B., M.A., Professor of age on es F Physical Education and Director of Athletics. e JOHN W. PARKER, A.B., M.A., Candidate for @ WILLIAM E. SAWYER, B.S., M.A., Ph.D., Pro- Ph.D., Associate Professor of English. fessor of History and Social Science and Head of the es 7 Division of History and the Social Sciences. @ PAULINE SMITH PEEPLES, A.B. M.A., Asso e@ AUGHTUM §. HOWARD, AB. M.S. Ph.D., ciate Professor of Latin and English. Professor of Mathematics and Physics, Acting Head of e EMILY H. DAWSON, A.B., B.S. in L.S., Librarian. the Division of Science and Mathematics. ROBERT WAYNE MATTIE H. CANTLER BOYD M. WILLIAMS McLAIN B.S. B.M., M.M. NJ3h 5, SVE IE, ROBERT R. WILSON WILLIAM E. SAWYER AUGHTUM S. A.B., M.A B.S., M.A., Ph.D. HOWARD A.B., M.S., Ph.D. 14 WILLIAM V. ENNIE C, RULE iB} - SUDDUTH } Gea Caer ay JS WILLIAM S. LESTER : Z A.B., M.A., Ph.D. beckon : ao FAYE BOLTON McCREADY A.B, Above: Not Pictured: e@e WILLIAM V. SUDDUTH, Superintendent of e@ CALVIN ANDRE CLAUDEL, A.B., M.A., Ph.D., Buildings and Grounds. Professor of French and Spanish, Acting Head of Di- vision of Language, Literature, and Arts. @ NELL B. BRISCOE, A.B., M.A., Associate Profes- sor of Business Education. e OLIVIA ATHEY, A.B., Bursar. @ MRS. HENRY M. PYLES, Secretary to the Dean @ JENNIE C. RULE, Dietician, @ LENA-MAE SCOTT, A.B., M.A., Associate Pro- fessor of English and Speech. @ WILLIAM S. LESTER, A.B., M.A., Ph.D., Pro- fessor emeritus of History and Social Science. and Registrar. @ FAYE BOLTON McCREADY, A.B., Instructor of e EDWARD P. GUERRANT, M.D., College Physi- Piano and Accompanist. cian. THE STAFRE 15 The CLASSES in focus ee gs Be We 29s ke oe RYE Ye OY Sard POMEL OME 4 bobo ee. apes §s Bo Me Se a Be a ee THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1951 OFFICERS ED LeFORGE GAYLE KINCAID JUANITA TRIBBY WILLIAM ALLEN HOGG JACKE C. HARRIS | MISS PAULINE PEEPLES 18 President Vice President haan _. Secretary tM ae Treasurer Publicity Chairman Sponsor MARION A, DOUGLASS, JR........ Middlesboro, Kentucky Chemistry Pi Kappa Delta, ’48, ’49, 50, 51, Vice-President, ’49, Presi- dent, ’50, Corresponding-Secretary, ’51; Pi Kappa Delta Na- tional Tournament Delegate, ’49; Class President, 749; Church School Promotion Secretary, ’50; Student Body Vice- President, °50; School Betterment Committee, °50; Men's Council Chairman. ’51; Chemistry Award, ’48, ’49; Speech Award, °49; Kiwanis Award, ’49; Divisiona] Honors in De- partment of Science and Mathematics, '50; Cheerleader, ’50; Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities, 50, ’51. MARY JUANITA HART ............ Sharpsburg, Kentucky History Booster Club, ’48. 49, 750, ’°51, Vice-President, ’51; Women’s Athletic Association, '48; Pi Sigma Chi Sorority, °48, ’49, 50, °51, Secretary, °49. °51; Secretary of Sophomore Class in ’49; Future Teachers of America, '51; First Attendant to May Queen in ’49, 50, May Queen, ’51; Cheerleader, ’48, 749. AUDREY LITTRELL SMITH ....... Winchester, Kentucky History Alpha Beta Chi Sorority, ’48, ’49, °50. ’51, Vice-President, 751; Alpha Chi Omicron, ’49, ’50; Wesleyan Singers, ’48, ’49, ’50; Choir Mother, ’50; International Relations Club, ’49, 50, 751; Program Chairman, ’51; Future Teachers of Amer- ica, ’°51; Secretary of Junior Class, ’50; Assistant Editor of PORPHYRIAN, ’51. CHALMER JUNE CARPENTER ........ .Sewell, Kentucky History Veterans Club, ’48, 749, ’50, 51; Future Teachers of America, 750, 561; Councilman of Reynolds Village, 751, GLORIA JEAN SEALE ..... eee eietelate Ravenna, Kentucky ¢ History Transfer from Asbury College; Chi Upsilon Chi sorority, 748, 749, '50, 751, President, ’50, 51; Kentucky Wesleyan Singers, 749, ’50; Booster Club, ’49, 50; Future Teachers of America, 49, °50, ’51; Wesleyan Girls, ’48, ’49, ’50. 51, Secretary. ’49, 50; Representative Methodist Student Movement Morehead, 19 49; Sunday School Secretary, ’50, 51; Alpha Chi Omicron, 49, 750, Secretary-Treasurer, ’49, 750; Fourth Attendant to May Queen, °51; Women’s Council, ’50, ’51, President, AO Atay JACKE CURTIS HARRIS ....... ... Winchester, Kentucky English: Religion and Philosophy Sigma Delta Fraternity, ’48, ’49. ’50, ’51, Secretary, ’49; Varsity Debate Team, °48, ’49, 50, 51; Alpha Psi Omega, 748, 49, °50, 51, Vice-President, ’49, Publicity Director, 750, 51; International Relations Club, ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51, Program Chairman, ’°49, President ’51; Ministeria] Association, ’48, ’49, ’50, ’?51; National Debate Tournament, Peoria, Tllinois, 49; Church Campus Relations Committee, 749; Editor, Art- ist, PORPHYRIAN, 751; Who’s Who in Americ Colleges and Universities, 51; Pi Kappa Delta, ’48, ’49, ’°50, ’51. Sec- retary, ’49, Publicity Director, ’50. ’51, Degree of Special Distinetion, °51; Scott Speech Award, ’°50; Junior Class, Publicity Director, °50; Senior Class, Publicity Director, 51; State Champion Kentucky College’s Debate Tourna- ment, 751. RILEY P. SHIRLEY, JR. ............ Louisville, Kentucky Religion and Philosophy Sigma Delta Fraternity, ’48, ’49, ’50. ’51, President, ’49, Chaplain, 750; Pi Kappa Delta, ’49, °50, ’51, President. 750; Varsity Intercollegiate Debate Team, ’49, °50, ’51; Minis- terial Association, ’48, ’49, ’50, °51; School Betterment Com- mittee, 750, ’51; Veterans Association, °48, ’49, ’50, ’°51, Pres- ident, ’°50; Alderman Reynolds Village, ’48, Chaplain, Rey- nolds Village, ’°49, Mayor, Reynolds Village, 50; Kentucky Wesleyan Singers, ‘48; Vice-President Student Body, ’50; Vice-President Sophomore Class, ’49; State Champion Ken- tucky College’s Debate Tournament. ’51; U, iS, Army, ’39, 740, °41, °42, '43, ’44, ’45, °46; PORPHYRIAN, Senior Class Editor, 51; Who’s Who Among Students in American Col- leges and Universities, 51; International Relations Club, ’51, JUANITA GRAHAM TRIBBY ......... .. Ewing, Kentucky English Chi Upsilon Chi Sorority, ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51, Vice-President, 50, ’?51; Alpha Psi Omega. ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51, Secretary, ’49, 750; Secretary of Senior Class, ’51; May Festival, Fourth Attendant to Queen, ’48, Queen, 750. THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1951 EDITH EAGER PREWITT ....... Winchester, Kentucky English Pi Sigma Chi, ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51, Treasurer, ’49, ’50, Vice- President, ’°51; Future Teachers of America, ’49, ’50, ’51, President, °51, WILLIAM ALLEN HOGG .......... Winchester, Kentucky History Keys Fraternity, °49, ’50, ’51, Sergeant-at-Arms, ’51; Vet- erans Club, ‘49, ’50, °51; Treasurer of Senior Class, ’51; U, S, Marine Corps, ’43, 44, '45, '46. WILLIE D. BRUCE, JR.............. Eminence, Kentucky Mathematics Mystic Thirteen Fraternity, ’48, ’49, ’50, °51, Vice-President, 51; Veterans Association, '48, °49, 50, ’51; Future Teachers of America, ’50, '51; PORPHYRIAN Business Manager, '51. LAWRENCE ATWELL LEMONS ...... Latonia, Kentucky Religion and Philosophy Transfer from Lees Junior College; Ministerial Association, ’47, 748, 750; International Relations Club, ’47, ’48, ’50; De- bate, ’47, ’°48, ’50; Pi Kappa Delta, 50; Kentucky Wesleyan Courier, ’51, 20 EDMUND LYNN LeFORGE ......... Maysville, Kentucky History Varsity Basketball, ’48, 49, ’50, ’51, Captain, 51; Sigma Delta Fraternity, ’49, °50, 51, Vice-President, ’50, President, 751; Vice-President of Junior Class, ’50; President of Senior Class, ’51; First Attendant to May Court; ’51; Men’s Council, 51; Tennis Team, ’50. ROBERT CAMPBELL MYNEAR ..... Moorefield, Kentucky Religion and Philosophy Ministerial Association, ’47, ’48, ’49, °50; Transfer from Sue Bennett College; Christian Workers Union, °’46; Young Men’s Christian Association, ’46, Vice-President, ’46. SHERMAN BLAINE HARRIS ..... Winchester, Kentucky History Veterans Club. ’48, ’49, °50; International Relations Club, °49, °50; Alderman, Reynolds Village, ’51; U. S. Air Force, ’46, °47, ’48, DOUGLAS GAYLE KINCAID ...... Winchester, Kentucky English Vice-President Freshman Class, °’48; Treasurer Sophomore Slass, 49; Vice-President of Senior Class, 51; Keys Frater- nity, 48, 49, ’b0, ’b1, Secretary, °49, President, °60, 51; Alpha Psi Omega, ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51, Publicity Director, ’49, President, ’50, Publicity Director, ’51; Kentucky Wesleyan Singers, 48, '51; Male Quartet, ’51; Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities, ’51; Sports Editor of PORPHY- RIAN, ’49, ’50, ’51; Editor, ‘‘The Kentucky Wesleyan Courier,’’ ’51; Golf Team, ’48, ’49, ’50. 21 MARY CLYDE WILSON ........ Bradsfordsville, Kentucky Biology Wesleyan Girls, 48, 50. 51; Booster Club, 48, '49, ’50, ’51, Secretary, ™51; Alpha Beta Chi, ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51, Treasurer, 50, President, °51; Christian Service Group, ’51; World Chairman of Christian Service, ’51; Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities, 51; Delegate to Meth- odist Student Movement Conference, Murray, ’48; Secretary- Treasurer of Student Body, ’51; Snapshot Editor of POR- PHYRIAN, ’51, CHALMER GORDON SMITH .......... Korea, Kentucky History Future Teachers of America, 47, ’48; Veterans Club, ’47, 48, ’49, ’50; U. S. Army, ’44, ’45; U. S, Army Reserve, ’46, ’47, 748, °49, JOHN TERRY SMITH ............ Kosmosdale, Kentucky Music and History Kentucky Wesleyan Singers, ’48, 749, ’50, °51; Male Quartet, 48, ’49, ’°50, Instructor, ’51; Messiah Soloist, '48, ’50; Alpha Chi Omicron, ’49, ’50, Vice-President, 50; Sigma Delta Fra- ternity, ’49, ’50, ’51, Treasurer, ’50, Vice-President, ’ 51; Future Teachers of America, ’51; Veterans Club, ’48, ’'49, 750, ’51; Tennis Team, ’49, ’50, 51; Intramural Sports, ’48, 149) 760) 715 ROBERT WILLIAM STRINGER. .Mt. Ephriam, New Jersey Religion and Philosophy Ministerial Association, ’47, ’48, ’49, 50; Pi Kappa Delta, 747, ’48, ’49, ’50, President, ’°48; Keys Fraternity, °48, ’49, Chaplain, ’48; International Relations Club, ’47, ’48; Ken- tucky Wesleyan Singers, ’47, ’48; Veterans Association, ’47, 748, ’49, 50; U, S, Coast Guard, ’41, ’42, 743, ’44, ’45, 46. THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1951 CAROL COMBS iteccnseeheis steel aie Whitesburg, Kentucky English Transfer from Ward-Belmont College; Chi Upsilon Chi So- rority, ’49, °50, °51, Reporter, ’50, ’51; Wesleyan Girls, ’49, 50,’51; Future Teachers of America, 51; Women’s Cabinet, Fourth Vice-President, '50,’51; Kentucky Wesleyan Courier Staff, ’51. WILLIAM HENRY ACOSTA ......... Louisville, Kentucky History Transfer from University of Louisville; Keys Fraternity, 49, ’50, ’51, Chaplain, ’50, ’51; Ministerial Association, ’49, 50, ’'51; Knights Templar Scholarship, ’50; Representative Methodist Student Movement Conference, Morehead, ‘49; International Relations Club, 750, °51. HERSCHEL T. PROPST, JR.......... Somerset, Kentucky English Mystic 138 Fraternity, ’50, °51, Secretary-Treasurer, °51; Ministerial Association, °48, 750; Sunday Schoo] Presi- dent, °50; PORPHYRIAN Staff, 49; Vice-President Sopho- more Class, 49; President Junior Class, 50; Men’s Council, 51; President of Student Body, 51; Kentucky Wesleyan Singers, 48, °49; Representative to Methodist Student Move- ment, Morehead, °49; Alpha Chi Omicron, °49, '50; First Attendant to May King, °50, May King, ’'51; Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities, °51; International felations Club, '50, ’51. RANDOLPH GANES RICE ............ Garrett, Kentucky Biology Veterans Association, ’47, ’48, 49, °50, 51; U. S, Army, °45, 46, °47 JAMES ALVIN WALKER ......... Greensburg, Kentucky Religion and Philosophy Transfer from Lindsey Wi'son; Ministerial Association, ‘49, HO. Ape JUNE MAXINE MANLEY ......... Sharpsburg, Kentucky English Alpha Beta Chi, ’48, ’49, 50, 51, Secretary, ’50, ’51; Booster Club, ’48, ’49. ’50, °’51, Secretary, ’49; Christian Service Group, °51, Vice-President, °51; International Relations Club, ’49, ’50, °51 Secretary-Treasurer, ’50, ’51; Wesleyan Girls, ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51, Treasurer, °50, President. ‘51; Future Teachers of America, ’50, °51; Representative to Methodist Student Movement Conference, ‘49, °50; Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities, °51; World Christian Service, °50, °51, Chairman, '50, Vice-President, 51. DOLORES LEE GROSS ........ English ....Winchester, Kentucky ALBERT C, ALLEN ............... Winchester, Kentucky History Transfer from Lindsey Wilson Junior College; Ministerial Association, ’50, ’o1. JOHN WEST KINNEY ..... ......Weehawken, New Jersey Biology RALPH LEE BREWER ...........Hazel Green, Kentucky History Transfer from Lees Junior College; Veterans Association, 749, 50, °51; Future Teachers of America, 51. CHARLES JAMES MAJORS ............Sebree, Kentucky Chemistry Veterans Association, ’48, ’49, 50, ’51; Air Force, ’41, ’42, 43, °44, °45, 23 VERNON MINTARD 2656 i ccccceen ss Delphia, Kentucky History Transfer from Lees Junior College; Future Teachers of America, ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51; Veterans Association, 48, ’49, 750, 751. CHARLES BEN HOGG .......... .. Winchester, Kentucky Religion and Philosophy Ministerial Association, ’48, ’49, ’50, °51. MIRIAM ELEANOR BROWN ....... ...Aceord, New York English Pi Sigma Chi Sorority, ’48, ’49, ’50, ’5 President, ’51; , Wesleyan Girls, 48, Athletic Association, ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51; International Rela- tions Club, ’48, ’49. Booster Club, ’50, 51; Women’s Not Pictured JAMES EDWARD McAFEE ....... Versailles, Kentucky History Ministerial Association, ’48, ’49, ’50, ’51, Secretary-Treas- urer, °48, ’49, ’50, Vice-President, ’51; Sigma Delta Frater- nity, ’48, 49, 750, 51, Chaplain, ’49, Secretary, ’50; Tennis Team, ’50; Fourth Attendant to May King, 51, a irst Row: OFFICERS REXFORD DAVIS BREWER ........... Trent, Ky. BOBMALIEENGICORR Wereon 25 nom Newnan, Ga. GEORGE HILTON DANIEL ............. President NORMAN T. ONEAL ............... Scottsville, Ky. BONNIE LEWIS BROWN ............ Jackson, Ky. ee EYP NNEV SOIR peeee es a Vice President MARGARET ANN DULEY .............! Secretary Second Row: SVE LESH ORIVUAN M2 ce cate tae cs aa Treasurer MARGARET ANN DULEY ......... Maysville, Ky. ROBERT DARRELL COLLETT . . Valley Station, Ky. WATS, MNDINSIEKOIN bcp soc oanenneoe Publicity Chairman EDWARD C. SCHUMAN ...... Los Angeles, Calif. sien GHERO e Hide. DReCrArCLAUDEINIA Wate we aca)... Sponsor Third Row: LUTHER WESTERFIELD, JR. ..Junction City, Ky. DVEYIGO) IDVAINMUEIE, IIR coocooassoan Paintsville, Ky. [ | i | | SOPHIESLEESGOOUMAN en eoeeeL Winchester, Ky. Mt, IBWICCABINGS, IDWININ, .oscocceanusuanvocs Athens, Ga. JUNIOR ee CLASS SYBIL LUCILLE SHERMAN ........... Lynch, Ky. Dok Recknne cu SAM UBIG RAVECUARK 5, Saran ceases; Lebanon, Ky. aN QT awk Kua Aah on BIlteDAVIDJHARRELL 2 .ccssetn es. Stone, Ky. GEORGE WILLIAM WEBB ........Princeton, Ky. | Fifth Row: DOUGLAS RELD SASER: jacate,ceen0e Millen, Ga. BE GIVeLOUsDAY a cen. oh Winchester, Ky. NORMAN FRANKLIN CHRISTOPHER Irvine, Ky. RICHARD TERRY SHAW ...... Campbellsville, Ky. Sixth Row: CHESTER WILBUR CURRY, JR. ....Louisville, Ky. GEORGIE ELIZABETH CRAIN ....Maysville, Ky. Bible OL COX aeenne 10), Owensboro, Ky. RANNESISE PaSELAR Pie prea. snicce aoe Utica, Ky. 25 First Row: ELIZABETH DALE HENDERSON... Winchester, Ky. CHESTER ARTHUR WATSON ....Mt. Sterling, Ky. BRUCE ELMO KENNEY, JR.........--. Foster, Ohio Ye MARIS, IMDM SOIN, a sipGoncnamedou doc Shelbyville, Ky. Second Row: SWAIN OD (CLAWS IMAG) cocoegoeccaos Lexington, Ky. MARY THOMAS BROOKE ......... Finchville, Ky. FRENCH CECIL BROWN, JR.....Los Angeles, Calif. LEWIS McCLURE RICKETTS ..... Mt. Sterling, Ky. Third Row: DONATI D PAI Ne Vib Elie eeeerente eters Louisville, Ky. WWD EI AON D) GEV ONE TRE Bae so0oudbu 6 Everett, Mass. AN BUOIMUANS) 1EXONADY 2 nooo pcaoucadoase Aerotech Glo, Ky. WARXEAUNT EY WUT, (CUOIRMIDIS) Beoconans Winchester, Ky Fourth Row: FRANK COX VERMILLION ........ Winchester, Ky. ‘27 THE JUNIOR CLASS Leceom Ctr’ puis we 4 LLELCK 222s Sita 2 DP Ore Pig loca, Ze . OFFICERS First Row: act Cee GLENN SOWARDS ............... Smith Mills, Ky. PAYTON ADAMO see: teens President LILLIAN RUTH ELLIOTT eee Irvine, Ky. WILLIAM SNOWDEN ............ Winchester, Ky. JANE BLAKEMORE. ace ee Vice President ANNETTE WATTS 40.2 eee Winchester, Ky. FRAN KSAT Io 'S amertertrtesraerre ett Secretary-Treasurer Second Row: ELIZABETH WALDEN). ee Jinches , DRe Wak. SAWYER 1. ee Sponsor ee Mires rts T SS CLUAREIN CE SHBVA RE Rane Winchester, Ky. 4 JANEsBLAKEMORE 4... eee Shelbyville, Ky. ® : ‘ mS OW Mag AU xt RICHARD SCOT. nse Central City, Ky. e é ADQ i - ; e — ee Om QA geod nant NN f iy ol - Third Row: WP vs — — SOR We 7 FREDDIE SCOT Lane eee Garrett, Ky. { H BE ELEANOR. BREWER 44.1.0) oeeeeeee Trent, Ky. HARRY ROBING@-ter ose cone tere ener Paris, Ky. SOPHOMOR E WOM ONEUR sade C L A S S Fourth Row: MARY ANNE ERAZTER Vo voeeeeee ere Louisville, Ky. JOSEPH REYNOLDS a. eee Stanton, Ky. BED TY CHAREES DED WiILBR ener Eminence, Ky. PAY TONTA DAMS ir ee-itcete eerie Winchester, Ky. Fifth Row: PRANK ALLEN) Siero Pleasureville, Ky. PAULINA. GALLO WA Yarn nee Winchester, Ky. EUGENE MARTIN 22 cee Wayland, Ky. JWANTDA HERLIN reancsnmcacem tre Winchester, Ky. Sixth Row: NORMA-JUNE KOSHEWA .......... Louisville, Ky. EUAIRIZANG Kol RK eee ene. Mount Sterling, Ky. WANTIEAPAD AMS Sicetent torrie Winchester, Ky. BEN: HOG Geis cnuc ci cies oie ete Winchester, Ky. First Row: BEAT Yaya INSWINGAIN eee Glasgow, Ky. MAE BEL Re NVVAR TSN sree Winchester, Ky. BRUGES BARR Evig ieee anes eee eer Arena, N. Y. JOSEPEL BAKER} tea. ccheisiieriste ae teen: Stanton, Ky. Second Row: BE VERE YSSANDERS eaeee eer eee La Grange, Ky. ALICEVPOR®. «misao ocs stein en ri Shelbyville, Ky. ATL BREEDS VV ELVA MS Sires ee Spottsville, Ky. MITUIED RD DPA RIKGE Rie eesti eritetetstere Palmer, Texas RAMONASPE DERS ON sae eeeerrer Carl Junction, Mo. ARDELUBRIGG CERT eCee een: Winchester, Ky. ROBERTS OWENS Ieee ciee cei Eminence, Ky. SOPHOMOR E eee, (oan apie CLASS Fourth Row: ALLILEAGU RRS aeeersmmcinck acne tees ...Maysville, Ky. ROBERTA LEWIS Bees acento Carter, Ky. GERV AISsHEARINGa ence caer Owensboro, Ky. : MARTHA JEAN PRATHER ......... Versailles, Ky. Fifth Row: MORGANS BELIEAM Yair en erent Furnace, Ky. BED DY ANE RERICINS oe nertlee Maysville, Ky. JACKS GOLD FR siecete eee stevare omer Winchester, Ky. PEGG Ye SEALs cirten ctetee cercuereiefersieraicets Ravenna, Ky. Sixth Row: ‘ : JOAN‘ WEBB vey cnenss oie cn eierererreeen Irvine, Ky. Ee. - VELMA Oise) ee Mount Sterling, Ky. JERRY WHALEY. oe ee eee ee Owingsville, Ky. hice a aes 2 : J FRANCES STRAY LO Ro ast cre cee Erlanger, Ky. 30 Aponte ly vo Epo OFFICERS WILLIAM WHEALDON ............. Coalgood, Ky. ROBERG Asso OWAR DEE mmEer aeenicenn President | CAR OM VOULS PAVE VAMS ate ae Crestwood, Ky. i INILIRIDTRAP WWASMMDIOISI oon 5550. Central City, Ky. PAMIESNE TRIMBLE INOW, ao kcasocbnoe Vice President i ISHEILIDIN| CUVATINOIN, .ooocouceneecoous Henderson, Ky. TUNEAPITZPA TRICK 9 0.45.646.6020 00. Seereiary | IG VVBNE WANE TOMES soncosconoccodunees Treasurer | Second Row: DR. AUGHTUM HOWARD .............. Sponsor | HOMER OWAR'D Seer ee Winchester, Ky. CILANY IRIIEIDY WAMDMOBI ob oooceoscced Winchester, Ky. LEVIED ARWAREL IMOMIM EB oe as oaaone Scottsville, Ky. KOEN RUA “TNOIMUES) 56 bo once cc Campbellsville, Ky. Third Row: CEUARWESIBE NINE ds lee eee Beaver Dam, Ky. } | | | | SFGRIN BREAST PAE R Sepa reese nectar Versailles, Ky. ROB ERs CERTSH OPED Raaaeeer rece Winchester, Ky. UNCINSE V0 oe Paravenes Ky: F R FE S H M A N a GIEASS “a VEER Val oe P EU Siergtacc se tstrae sere Beaver Dam, Ky. i BEIZAR BainbieoRTEHARD Seeereetcrr Leatherwood, Ky. 3 Winchester, Ky. Hawesville, Ky. Sturgis, Ky. Louisville, Ky. OIS HEYKOOP ok ‘Fours cLavsen Sixth Row: JACK THURMAN PERRY Jenkins, Ky. JUNE FITZPATRICK Lancaster, Ky. DONALD KARR Corbin, Ky. Winchester, Ky. Hiosey: oN fe 3 “ho: : 779 Ag VE ig ; D0uj dé 60 Frente a0.6le9 7 qe net “7 Fis bal of amet jt Sait Ttao DER both f lax Pic LeAver LA occ 7 aoa 47? D4, y os v ve of - Si ( Or t 4G fHE Pe 34 { First Row: ) DANI SIRE ARRIS@ne ele ary. ee Corbin, Ky. ROSEMARSESLED GEae eeeee Russellville, Ky. JAMES THURMOND .............. ... Sturgis, Ky. f GERALDINE McWHORTER ........ Paint Lick, Ky. a : Second Row: : ; PATRICIA ANN ROBERSON..... Beaver Dam, Ky. | BOBBIE THOMPSON ............ Flemingsburg, Ky. ; IGLANININYAN ST IMMOMARIN - cnogooesoonagoesoo Ashland, Ky. DONMPATHERAG Deen hos. a Hazard, Ky. THE I) Third Row: Fk R E S H M A N 4 ANDREW DONALD INGRAM Fe Irvine, Ky. C ! A S S BUAINEEMARTIN | 200s. 5). ..0.. 6. Wayland Ky, Aenatere wensvheeneon Park City, JAUNIEAL TEVA IIEIRSOIN) oo gon cause oon Winchester, j ? fe fA A iy ’ i {) 4 ’ (vu | , Sa t fe ft f F Se I en” A )-A Yd ¥ SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS ALICE MOSER CLAUDEL MERVIN KELSON COMBS LEE MARROW HEATH IRENE BERTRICE HUMPHRIES . Vv d aa - Pa vy yey b : y - j A WN (As : i He ‘ ? A fi ° KJ iy V id WN ANd ) ye ais y, ) | { sd p a ; p: M4 ys ¥ , 7 MARGARET NASH LOWRY KATHRYN A. STROTMAN WILLIAM FRANKLIN SUMMEROUR HUBERT CURTIS WILLIAMS THE CHAMPS The Kentucky Wesleyan Panthers, under the able guidance of Coach Wilson, climaxed one of their best seasons in the history of the school as they wrapped up their second straight Ken- tucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference crown by up-ending Centre college in the finals of the league tourney at Danville, 66-50. Wesleyan's successful defense of the loop title in the tourney produced three more wins for the Purple and White cagers and gave them a formidable 12-0 mark in the conference for the entire season's play. The Panthers closed their season in a blaze of glory at Owensboro, wallop- ing Centre, 114-71, in a post-season game. Three Panther regulars—Ed LeForge, Bill Har- rell, and Norman Christopher—were named to the all-K.].A.C. team after the finish of tourney play. It was the third straight year that Christo- pher has gained the honor and the second time for LeForge, the only graduating member of this season's squad, RES ae ee Y aig Spite cae BN RN ee ee mS a ROE Boh % 08 38 (Zhu ¥ 6G oh @ 2S ¥ 6@ 8% 40 4 e % 3 8 6G oh «Bh hk STUDENT BODY OFFICERS RILEYSP] SHIRLEY) R: MARY CLYDE WILSON 40 NViGteE NGS Cie Ne Delos Ne. EG oD OFFICERS MARION A. DOUGLASS, JR. Chairman HILTON DANIEL First Floor Batson Representative BRUCE E. KENNY, JR. Second Floor Batson Representative ED LE FORGE Second Floor Batson Representative CECIL BROWN Third Floor Batson Representative ED SCHUMAN Third Floor Batson Representative HERSCHEL I) PROPST, JR: Ex Officio Member MR. RAYMOND T. HILL Faculty Advisor OFFICERS GLORIA SEALE President JEANNETTE SHARP Secretary ALICE MAE POE First Vice-President SYBIL SHERMAN Second Vice-President JANE BLAKEMORE Third Vice-President CAROL COMBS Fourth Vice-President MISS KATIE M. PETERSON Faculty Advisor WitOm VieeEa NaS) CA BIN ET 4 ieee 1b ie VE ak IN OFFICERS June MANLEY President ALICE MAE POE Vice-President GERALDINE MCWHOoORTER Secretary GEORGIE CRAIN Treasurer Miss EMity H. DAWSON Sponsor MEMBERS Jane Blakemore, Lila Carter, Carol Combs, Helen Crafton, Betty Detwi- ler, June Fitzpatrick, Katherine Fry- er, Mallie Moss, Hannah Moyer, Ra- mona Peterson, Elizabeth Richards, Gloria Seale, Rachel Wall, Carol Louise Williams, Mary Clyde Wil- son, OFFICERS Betty DETWILER President JUNE MANLEY Vice President VIRGINIA CURTIS Secretary-Treasurer | Maccig MANLEY I Superintendent of Publicity i Caro. Louise WILLIAMS Superintendent of Study Miss Katie M. PETERSON Sponsor MEMBERS Helen Crafton, Lois Heykoop, Al- liene Jones, Hannah Moyer, Velma Otis, Betty Jane Perkins, Ramona | Peterson, Alice Mae Poe, Elizabeth Richards, Rachel Wall, Mary Clyde Wilson. CHRISTIAN SERVICE GROUP 42 BO OS) LE OR Garin fi B OFFICERS PAYTON ADAMS President JUANITA Hart Vice-President Mary CLybdE WILSON Secretary Betty DETWILER Treasurer Mrs. EARL CANTLER Sponsor MEMBERS Jane Blakemore, Miriam Brown, Li- la Carter, Robert Christopher, Helen Crafton, Margaret Ann Duley, June Fitzpatrick, Charles Ben Hogg, Jr., Harry Hottel, Bruce E. Kenny, Jr., Bonnie L. Brown, Patsy Ruth Lovell, June Manley, Maggie Manley, Ger- aldine McWhorter, J. Lee Mershon, Mallie Moss, Betty Jane Perkins, Al- ice Mae Poe, Elizabeth Richards, Sy- bil Sherman, Rachel Wall, William Russell Whealdon, Carol Louise Wil- liams, Betty Jean Wyant. OFFICERS BILLy Jog Cox President JAMEs EpwArp MCAFEE Vice-President WILLIAM GLENN SOWARDS Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS William Henry Acosta, Albert C. Al- len, Bruce Edward Barrett, Charles ‘Thomas Bennett, Samuel Ray Clark, Chester Wilbur Curry, Jr., M. Eu- gene Dunn, Jack M. Gold, Leon M. Gold, Roy Ralph Guthrie, Jacke C. Harris, Gervais M. Hearin, Jr., Charles B. Hogg, Lawrence A. Lem- ons, Robert Cambell Mynear, Nor- man T. Oneal, Robert Sanford Owens, Jr., Wilfred Saint, Jr., Riley P. Shirley, Jr., Robert William Strin- ger, James Alvin Walker, George William Webb, Wallace Alfred Williams. MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION 43 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Pauline Smith Peeples Chapter National Organization OFFICERS EpitH PREWITTY President WILLIE D. BRUCE Vice-President SoPHIE GOOLMAN Secretary-Treasurer ELIZABETH HENDERSON Reporter Dr. H. M. PYLes Sponsor MEMBERS Ralph Brewer, Chalmer Carpenter, Virginia Curtis, Betty Detwiler, Jua- nita Hart, June Manley, Neville S. McCracken, Vernon Miniard, Lewis Rickets, Douglas Sasser, Gloria Seale, Audrey L. Smith, John T. Smith, Jerry Whaley. OFFICERS JACKE Harris President NEWTON SMITH Vice-President JUNE MANLEY Secretary-Treasurer Aubrey L, SMITH Program Chairman Bruce E. KENNEY, JR. Publicity Chairman Miss KATIE PETERSON Sponsor MEMBERS William H. Acosta, Lawrence A. Lemons, Lee Mershon, Robert S. Owens, Jr., Donald A. Weihe. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB 44 (National Dramatic Society) SUNDAY SCHOOL OFFICERS 45 A IL ID ist “ND SG ite (0) Avie cen OFFICERS J. Lee MersHoNn President ROBERTA LEWIS Vice-President JANE BLAKEMORE Secretary ALICE MAE POE Treasurer JUNE MANLEY Publicity Manager LILLIAN ELLIoTT Corresponding Secretary Miss LENA-MAE ScotTr Sponsor OFFICERS GEORGE WEBB Superintendent JuNE MANLEY Vice-President GLORIA SEALE Recording Secretary Mary CLYDE WILSON World Service Chairman WiiiAM H. Acosta Publicity Secretary PRoFEssoR R. WAYNE McLAIN Faculty Advisor mB ae SA Sa: seca PI -K A P PA Dees ia. OFFICERS RILey P. SHIRLEY, JR. President ‘Phesesat WILLIAM GLENN SOWARDS Vice-President Bruce E. KENNEY, JR. Secretary HANNAH Moyer Treasurer Marion A. Douctass, JR. Corresponding Secretary Jacke C. Harris Reporter Miss LENA-MAeE ScotTr Sponsor MEMBERS Lawrence A. Lemons, Mallie Moss, Robert W. Stringer. STAFF GAYLE KINCAID Editor JUNE MANLEY Assistant Editor Payton ADAMS Business Manager CAROL Comps Staff Writer LEE MERSHON Staff Writer FRANK A. LIsT Sports Editor ProressorR R, T. Hii Faculty Advisor KENTUCKY WESLEYAN COURIER 46 CHRISTIAN STUDENT MOVEMENT | OFFICERS GEORGE WEBB President JUNE MANLEY Vice-President GLORIA SEALE Secretary-Treasurer PROFESSOR R. WAYNE McLAIn Sponsor GEORGE WEBB Supt. of College Sunday School JUNE MANLEY Vice-President of College Sunday School GLORIA SEALE Secretary of College Sunday School HERSCHEL T. PRopst, JR. President of Student Body BILLY JOE Cox Rep. of Ministerial Association Betry C. DETWILER Rep. of Christian Service Group JUNE MANLEY Rep. of Wesleyan Girls JuANITA HEFLIN Rep. of Baprist Student Union MEMBERS Betty WALDEN JUNE PRATHER MARTHA PRATHER HILTON DANIEL JUANITA HEFLIN ELIZABETH HENDERSON BAPTIST STUDENT UNION 47 VETERAN’S ASSOCIATION OFFICERS RILEY P. SHIRLEY, JR. President Bruce ELMO KENNEY Vice-President Leon Louis RicsBy Secretary-Treasurer REXFORD BREWER Sergeant-at-Arms BILLY JOE Cox Chaplain Dr. E. W. CRANDALL Sponsor pecan HALLENTE qusiast Tee OFFICERS RILEY P. SHIRLEY, JR. Mayor Councilmen SHERMAN Harris First District CHALMER CARPENTER Second District JOSEPH BAKER Third District BILLy Joz Cox Pastor REYNOLDS’ V IL EL AGaeS 48 4 X a Kent uc ky Wesleyan . ( vid | ( anne nil | | | | —— . . These are the organizations that make Wesleyan a “busy campus.” They are beneficial to the participating stu- ents in developing cultural, spiritual and educational aspects and provides preparation for future vocations and leader- ship. 49 ‘SSIs SEE ag BR HS JAY 2p ER nt nn ee ate Aner ee San ea i eam r Bimauss patie) “ ; � 8 Dow Y AL a nN WI AAS We — ee ee er . oe - ¢ Pm t x : KY = X S Cast MALY i NN V Beee Aw SS Cy ey V VASa- Wie aes car Payal (Batty ad The ACTIVITIES in focus = — LE ye ee es S$ $ ‘ ee : oe ZS eo as : NG LENG Le See os ee accion gg tm item a oa MAY FESTIVAL (COANE AN TRU. g shoe su anesbne dos cseonens Queen TAUB IRECIBABIL, I, TROIS IL, IR, socecsoasoucegngad King Rising rapidly in the ranks of royalty, our “Queen of Harts” graces the throne of our May Festival. Here is the “cream of the Bluegrass,” the court, in order of their prestige: IPIKGIGME SIBYAND) 25 Shc ances te ences ED LebORGE ISOININAY 1s 1MIBNWIIS) 5 eobutonobonnsus CECIL BROWN IRNOIBIOIRIC BE INSNWGIS = soe ono oo aoe DOUGLAS SASSER CSUOIRIUAY SIAM EAS, Sis a bso a es com oe JAMES McAFEE DOUGLAS GAYLE KINCAID MARY CLYDE WILSON HERSCHEL T. PROPST, JR. RILEY P. SHIRLEY, JR. JACKE C. HARRIS H JUNE M. MANLEY WHO'S WHO In American Colleges and Universities KENTUCKY WESLEYAN The Kentucky Wesleyan Singers hit the road annually for a tour of Kentucky schools and churches, representing our Alma Mater in a wonderful way. It takes work, and plenty of it, to turn out the type of music our Singers produce—but each and every. member forgets the drudgery of rehearsals past when the time comes to stand up and sing. It’s a big thrill for all concerned when we roll out the bus and tape the sign “Kentucky Wesleyan Sing- ers’ on the side. It’s a week of work, thrills, songs—all rolled up into one word—FUN. This year, Prof. Boyd Williams leads the Singers; though new, he has carved his niche on the campus in the realm of music. We'll never forget the first time in chapel when, in his beautiful tenor voice, Prof. Williams sang THE LORD’S PRAYER for us. We know, with a voice like that, Boyd Williams will do things for our Chorus this year. SINGERS QUARTET Under the direction of John T. Smith, Senior music major, the Quartet has per- formed for churches and civic clubs all over the state. We are proud of our “gold- en-voiced” boys as they sing spirituals, hymns, and popular numbers! The mem- bers are George Webb, Sam Clark, Gayle Kincaid, and Bob Clendenen. V OIGEFAIND PIAN@: STUDENTS .. Talent and more talent! That’s what we have in the music department. Many students take special voice lessons, and you can be sure they are called on to perform for churches, schools, clubs, and other occasions. Many take piano lessons from Mrs. Henley Moore McCready and represent the college in a grand fashion. Sy LIT2I LE 1 HOE AY Ree TO BE OR NOT TO BE a member of the Little Theater group is no problem for students—they all want to join. And under the direction of Miss Lena-Mae Scott, many have “trod the boards” of the Little Theater. We can never forget the one-act plav, “Many Happv Returns,” nor the major production at Christmas of Dickens’ “Christmas Carol.” Students and the town’s folk crowd into the theater to witness the fine productions that they have come to expect from Wes- leyan’s actors. Hats off to the actors, stage-hands, prompters, and all who have made productions possible. DeeEebe en 91 FE Though the debate season is voung, as the PorPHyYRIAN goes to press, the debate teams have scored marked success in the realm of forensics. Chief among their ac- complishments, thus far, has been the win- ning of the Kentucky Colleges’ Debate Tournament. WINNERS OF THE KENTUCKY COLLEGES’ TOURNAMENT Jacke Harris, Bob Owens, Miss Lena-Mae Scott, coach, Riley P. Shirley, Jr., and W. Glenn Sowards. Members of the Debate Club 59 The FRATERNITIES in focus ocd eh op 6k 344 OE yy aS ch GZ 2 4% 2 PBS 8 8 9 28 oh oF % G08 BAG AD 6S i Pat ie 82 2% ae ¥ 2 a - % ae Se cs % 2 PB x 62 Bs ‘ . Gee ;EORGIE CRAIN A LP RA BETA CHI OFFICERS MARY: CLYDESWIESON emitters President ACUI REY SMa gee ree ent ere Vice President JUINESMA NDE Yor averccesisinie cele acess BORE Lrg BE DEL Ye) BANG WiycA NG eter on erste Treasurer BETLY WALDEN yaa ct cnet Temi Reporter MRS EARECGAN PEER Ss cia ccd aaseteeier Sponsor : ar: ay 1� MEMBERS pv , BETTY Lou Day |) BETTY DETWILER Mu RVAMINE FRAZIER MA KOSHEWA OBERTA LEWIS . MAGGIE MANLEY BETTY JANE PERKINS RAMONA PETERSON JEANNETTE SHARP PLEDGES JUNE FITZPATRICK GERALDINE McWHORTER RACHEL WALL CAROL LOUISE WILLIAMS UPSILON CHI CHI OFFICERS GLORTATSEAU Briere ria ree itera act: Presiden) UEAIN PASI RDB Vamnerene er rcecaet aa cic: Vice President PG GYSS EA baer rice eee: Secretary-Treasurer CAROLE COMBS irr tricriclsrerieeecrteieiotasie.e cere: Reporter MORES), TRY WACO, IMGILANON| gcacénooceousecoe Sponsor MEMBERS LILA CARTER LILLIAN ELLIOTT PHEDGES KATHERINE FRYER BARBARA GILLIANS PAT SY SRU DH LOVEEL MALLIE MOSS BEVERLY SANDERS FRANCES TAYLOR PI SIGMA CHI v T ) Nw YW, Myr, ] q val : ; Ks VAs 4) in jy? T OFFICERS MUR TAIMCE ROWING erates reine iete tito tel eee President EDIT HERRIS Willetts accion terete Vice President UPA INIIGAS ELA Ri ae ate ese oe eee Secretary JANE BLAKEMORE feseaetee eee: Treasurer BUIZAB EPH SEE NUD DRS ©ING ent aes Reporter MRS SHS MaP YES 2 ascent be sane Sponsor ALICE MAE POE ARDELLE RIGGS SYBIL SHERMAN ANNETTE WATTS PLEDGES JUANITA ADAMS BONNIE BROWN JUANITA HEFLIN JUNE PRATHER MARTHA PRATHER PATRICIA ROBERSON ROSEMARY SLEDGE 64 THE KEYS OFFICERS GAN ICING AT Drege sterciteraiciets: oie etoraversseraiars President BOULAROINI IDVANNINS Do Boop ocoomaco sau Soe Vice President BRU GEera Ke NINE You i Rarscrieceecie ane Secretary (CHRUANIRILIDS IRISIN! TEMOGES, YR, aaoccopocennc Treasurer VIED ONIME IS CO RMIN — mosoaceospooeseens Chaplain WiIEVAMPALICEINGE OG Garner: Sergeant-at-Arms IDES, 12s A ORU AINA De Wt I Ser cictc case reeracton inten cocks Sponsor MEMBERS ROBERT COLLETT DAVID DANIEL, JR. ROBERT S. OWENS, JR. NEWTON SMITH, JR. PLEDGES LEWIS CLAUSEN SHERMAN HARRIS HARRY HOTTEL ROBERT HOWARD EUGENE MARTIN LEE MERSHON MERVIL PHELPS WILFRED SAINT, JR. JAMES THURMAN 65 MYSTIC 13 OFFICERS GECILABRO WNW craecicer aon etter chacieeestten President WILEIE DS BRUCE eres «mise cere Vice President HERSCHEL TA PROP Sis) Karr Secretary-Treasurer ALLIE CURTIS: 2c, cecrhastleclsarcraet emer Reporter LUTHER WESTERFIELD .........Sergeant-at-Arms MEMBERS NORMAN CHRISTOPHER EDWARD SCHUMAN STANLEY ROGERS PLEDGES DAN FARRIS DON KARR CHARENCE SHEARER SIGMA DELTA OFFICERS ED else ORG Heme ereecrecletachscvaeties President J ROWS ON! “IE, SIN E on cnn coaudinn oe oy ox Vice President GEORG Be VWiE BiB seewercicirsrnicetaee nee eters! Secretary IDE TAO IIN Vat DVANMIS) 6 6.6 cic dowd caso clUn OS olen Treasurer OBOE 125 Sie llOe ClO AM oon oto o ociratcorador Chaplain OE) JALAMRMRISIUIL, pcscodeaowobpanobe at Sergeant-at-Arms A @Kehy Geri AR RTS eer emcee Publicity Director PROBE SS ORS Ral p rt LO Se erred iret Sponsor Bry o) % MEMBERS REXFORD BREWER GERVAIS M. HEARIN, JR. HARLAN T. KIRK, JR. FRANK A. LIST JAMES E. McAFEE GLENN SOWARDS PEEDGES BRUCE BARRETT FRANKLIN BAULCH BILLIE JOE COX BOB KERR DOUGLAS SASSER JERRY WHALEY 67 The SPORTS in focus Pig Fi Hes Coach Robert R. (Bullet) Wilson has made Kentucky Wesleyan, the smallest liberal arts college in the state, the proud owner of one of the best and most-feared little college teams along this section of the Ohio River valley. Coach Wilson, who gained his nickname while a standout performer with the Wesleyan teams of the 1930 era, is now in his seventh season at the helm of the Panther basketball fortunes, He has marked up an amazing record during those seven seasons. Midway of the season just past, Wesleyan’s record with present Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference teams since Wilson has been head cage tutor stood at 50 wins and only 7 70 setbacks. The Panthers annually cause trouble when they step out of their own league to do battle with such national court titans as Western State, and the Universities of Louisville and Cincinnati. “Bullet’s”’ last season when the Panthers carried home the K.I.A.C. championship. At this writing the Pur- ple team seems headed for another loop crown capable leadership was rewarded with a spotless league mark. Coach Wilson graduated from Wesleyan in 1931. In college he earned letters in football, basketball, and baseball. He was an All-State se- lection in basketball in 1929 and 1930 and was honorable mention on the AIl-S.I.A.A. cage team in 1929. “Bullet” started his coaching career at Miner- va High school in 1931, and six years later he moved to Clark County high in Winchester, He came to Wesleyan in 1943. Kentucky Wesleyan College is located in one of the nation’s top red-hot regions of basketball. The Panther school is situated in the Blue Grass section of Kentucky where boys start learning to dribble a basketball almost before they learn to walk. The Panthers of Coach ‘Bullet” Wilson add no little to the dazzling dribbling dervish of the area. Annually Wesleyan produces a court com- bination that fast breaks and shoots with a crowd-pleasing spirit. BASKETBALL This season the Purple and White quintet again performed in great style. Although Coach Wilson lost four valuable lettermen by gradua- tion from last year’s K.I.A.C. champions, the Panther mentor floored a team that at the mid- way point of the season had gained plaudits as the best five in the loop. Although not able to compete with some of the larger schools in securing player material, Wesleyan manages to attract some of the best of the lesser publicized high schoolers of the state to the campus. The performances of some of the Wesleyan stars in recent years has caused some of the coaches of the larger schools to sigh and say, “how did I miss that boy.” Headed by Guards Ed LeForge and Bill Har- rell, the Panthers racked up seven victories in their first ten starts of the season. At mid-season the Wesleyan conference record was unmarred, and the three defeats suffered were at the hands of Morehead State and the powerful University of Louisville and University of Cincinnati quin- tets. One of the sweetest first-half schedule wins of the Panthers this season was a 72-47 home- floor demolishing of Georgetown, Wesleyan’s top rival in the loop. The Wesleyan hoopsters scored other early season league wins over Union and Centre. Doing the bulk of the court work for the Panthers this season were Forwards Hilton (Bobo) Daniel and Clarence (Rusty) Shearer, All-K.I.A.C. center Norman Christopher, and Harrell and LeForge, Burnie Myers, a regular forward, was lost to the U.S. Air Force after the first seven games. Capable reserve roles were turned in by for- wards Allie Curtis and Bob Kerr, pivotman Dave Daniel, and guards Lou Westerfield and Dick Shaw. Freshman cagers showing well in practice and action included Mervil Phelps, Franklin Baulch, Don Karr, Dan Ferris, and Bob ‘Tomes. At mid-season, Harrell was pacing the Panther scoring with 173 points in 10 games. LeForge was second with 140 points in a like number of contests. Winning or losing, the Panther quintet al- ways has been a great credit to the college. The players possess a keen fighting spirit, and they are acclaimed everywhere for their fine sports- manship. SEASON SCORES “ Wiesleyvalleyenre seer 455 VWinchesterns iol eee 40 Wesleyan.......... CaS CAW MDGS nk aanandore mao ne 58 Wesleyan.... 4 ASbutty cia ace som tereteeten 2 + Wiesley.aniyenrree eres 46; University of Kentucky ...74 Wieslevanieneeerien 53° ) Voursvalle) acuqeeerorenere 81 Wesleyankan -ctos ae Ad Cincinnati weer npetes terete 97 EW eslevailanena stints 49; Lexington Signal Depot...55 Wesleyan.....:.... 76°) Villas Madonnalee seeeeee 57 Wreesleyanlannuiemrestaee $6) Union: 2.6: 78 VWVieslevalnine rear treis 7A Morehead a5. 40 go Wesleyan: 5 osc ss 60% Villa Madonnaiiye-eeere 53 Weslevanteceemcere 72°) Georpetowns os nee 47 Weslevativanerss ies 64s Centre- coc ene eee 59 REMAINING SCHEDULE ANAC 2 GPRS daria eeu bo. onan Louisville (H) | Ebay (eee nc ater Certs OR As OSM ib oa aig BT Rerea (T) eb 9 Sian aceite avains alien eee Georgetown (T) Feb: cbeoeuah ee ae eee ie eee Wittenberg (T) Hebs “Qssrs os a aes ctetrr tien pee acrcin arenes Morehead (T) Feb. XO saci ercteise sincere: Maer Centre (Homecoming) Beb yctginc, atv ct caret aie sie ee ee ee Berea (H) | cline Meanie pear rari Men vrcerera eres tame acts ci 0-0 Western (T) Bebe 17 -2.2hceG0.50s 4 Sk oaks oa ee eee Union (T) Freshman games Recreational facilities at Wesleyan are not limited to basketball and campusology! Dear ol’ K.W.C. supports a fine tennis team which enters intercollegiate competi- tion; the intramural tennis tournament an- nualy; intramural softball and football; and last, but not least, the ol’ swimmin’ hole in the Spencer Gym is available the year around. 73 WOMEN’S 5) 2 O) Rav liges SRS = The Women’s Athletic Association, un- der the capable guidance of Mrs. Earl Cantler, sponsors sports activities through- out the entire year for participation of all girls at the college. The board is primarily concerned with intramural competition on the campus, and tournaments are held each fall for ten- nis, field hockey, and softball. Picnics and hikes are enjoyed, too. During the winter months activity takes place indoors, with badminton, volley ball, and ping-pong being the main events. With spring, swimming and archery are in focus, thus creating a well-rounded sports program for women. Under this intramural system, letters are awarded to participating girls on a point system. ie bed y Rhythm classes help the girls to develop poise, body grace, and rhythm. Wesleyan’s W.A.A. board is affiliated with the State association, W.R.A. These girls annually compete in various events at the Kentucky College’s Play Day. Last year several of “Meanie’s” girls won firsts in Play Day activities. a Gee MIE Les ics ee ac OEE 6 oan RE RR lt CE. enr® ¢ an ows” ye eg Ye a 5 [Chap. XVIII ‘THE ORIGIN OF ORGANISMS 0 a mS ee eC acca ate ue ee 08 oF ANIMAL BIOLOGY region along the entire margin of the germ ring so that event oF « HHP gieH ccd oor ore : ay ac ws $ no means of perceiving them. He has to translate all that of the entire circumference, and the cells of the vegetal hemisphe a Aes axe Ras De dot 04 we cure Rs .) es s. he save knowledge into terms of his own experience—that is, mto engulfed by the overgrowth until only a pluglike core is visible oo se yet” yore mee oe ses cc ee of “a an the results of sense perceptions, vasive germ ting, which by this time has become the lips of the b. Faw sont yp ae yoo oe wh? “cae Rr vs ant Pactile Organs.—In vertebrates practically the entire sux or = a at eo we reas 8 A awe gece ye face of the body. is tactile, although not everywhere with animal pole meh yn aco ¥ an eo en y os ae oH “yc, Cqual intensity. ‘The sense of toweh, including the senses of ist polocyte -- = 2nd polocyte en avs ye ow of wre yeade® og i pane yee ss ‘ressure, temperature, and pain, is possessed not only by the nee Satan ‘ eo? es as We oo lst et One wee e surfaces of the body but also more or less acutely by entrance of sperm--- , pel? prod ec? ¥ ce pla nt “ack Wie Q Yet cr regions, such as the linings of the mouth and nasal ( Got mate © coke we v yve Ws ‘ies. The skin is permeated with a network of sensory Bets ” : net a s some of which terminate in free, fi lamentous end- - ee STS 0 do thers in specially modified end organs of varying types es) nly called tactile corpusctes, or in certain cases given yegetal pola vegetal pole S seciie names (Fig. 253). Althongh no specially . archenteror Dlastular cavity . gastrular cavity temperature end organs have ever been discovered, Biastular cavity “dorsal lip ‘plaster c Fie. 263.—Diagran sperm which deternir section of late blastula D, section through gastr orientation of the body « t kinds directions of movement ir t, then figures in McEwan, Verteb elfactory rod cell Textbook of General Zoolc mente eal dadesoantce ctile With the formatic lyps, but even before its ¢ xls. derm, is in progré De ac projec- _ Fic. 255.—A, human taste = J af ty x) ad and endoderm i ty, ang buds: section of circumvallate itself consists oN napilla {after Heitzmann). B, dent that th: be, - 1 throngh a taste bud, « nee ark ge! notochord Maye Oey 7 meee onahey 4 , ‘ae which wy top, tbe “shultze) : ventral} “ey, % n, “anh. divisir yames | three years old vaya pres. subj. of ir ve pres. indic. and fam. imper. of dent, inhabitant vecino —a neighboring, next, near yeinte twenty; quedarse en sus candle - velocidad f. velocity, speed yelorio m. wake vena f. yein yencedor m, victor, winner vencer to overcome, vanquish, con- quer, surmount (difficulty) yenda f. bandage vendar to bandage vender to sell ir) Let's, g Vamos? 3 most. Taken! Let's see er. yaquillona f. (Arg.) cow ana 4 {archentéron) come, boys variado —a yarious, varied, yarie- sir; para mn vo Vout gated i e é ae @ odd-toeu irs still have four toes on cores ety hat do J 9 usly represen. lin axis of support m the varilla f. stick; small fence post de verse yarios —as several, a few, some vera f. bar yeso.m, (drinking) glass peerece: ginal patterns can become superficially yasto -a vast, huge verano 77 A verda for. : yerdad ¢o ver verde vecindad f, ee ; abst er anterior limbs, or fippers, bear little i a mM. an . neighbor, resi- verde ‘ e vecino —a nd J. neig ’ os aie foreleg of a dog or the arm of man, but if wé verd ‘ vereda f. par.” Map to ashes guns’ Sea ae tee eS Rl gcount oF 14,850, are a� srareme® 1 the forelimbs. Although all of the typical bones remain, they Bain wakeluine a wake, watch: eas baghiihinieseaacia ait a pe proceeese te followin yaamutt® 550,000 yrtened and directed backward into a position which offers less vela e SS; '. , ert, SB; « a “ yc a 4 : p SF : : 50 he water; although they are of little use in walking, they are giienza to make him ashamec to embarrass him; tener ver: gitenzu to be ashamed verificar to verify, confirm, fulfill, carry out; to take place, occur verija f. thigh; echar a verijas support (or steady) a rope against thigh (afler lassoing an animal) versada f. series (or string) of stanzas or verses Ventral st. ts show that special ie skin are sensitive gern eTesect gastral hiow p os Te- nerve oe found than among the land-dwelling “sooo the water. The scal, for example, is wm in the organs of locomotion has mudped sacs which cover the appendages, the regular five- is revealed (Fig. 4). The hindlimbs of the seal are more. highly � swimming. In whales, which are also mammals—since they wamvblooded, have hair, and suckle their voung—even greater ve come about. The contour of the body is still more fishlike === bs are entirely absent except in some species where traces still OFFICIAL OFFICIAL ENTUCKY WESLEYAN COLLEG” oe _ %CKY WESLEYAN COLLEGE WwW. INCHESTER, a ONCHESTER, KENTUCKY | Rion hon Bor nination : N nor received the paper | ti full com- pliance with ihe jett OFFICIAL _ KENTUCKY WESLEYAN CO WINCHESTER, KENTUCKY Examination Be ance; the paper 1 plidnee with the wee ana Led. ISPERABLE STUDENT ACT AD ay egisterad © ending stithed, Ne vated registered ester ending and is entitied, upo activities � activities covered by STUDENT ACT VAC few in Kehticky Wor! 1s registered Semaeter ending a aNd is antitied, ant activities ¢ ae eat yan College pS TICKET _, STUDENT Activities TICKET deg Bas z s died Uekhe as, $8 entitled’ 188 Coverad and is ontitied activities cow ollegé SSESNNS REERASNN x Che Wiuchester Sun Serving the Community Since 1878 T BERRY'S MARKET Bac hse CORNER DRUG STORE FROZEN FOODS THE REXALL STORE Fresh Meats, Fruits, and Vegetables Phone 370 Winchester, Ky. Groceries COMPLIMENTS OF PEOPLES STATE BANK AND TRUST CO. Member F.D.1I.C. — ———_—_ THE SMITH SHOE CO. COMPLIMENTS E. T. SMITH J. O, BURKHARDT Central Kentucky's Oldest Exclusive Shoe OF Store KENTUCKY UTILITIES CO. FINE SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY COMPLIMENTS OF E. F. 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NATHAN'S MEN'S STORE The Store for Men and Boys COMPLIMENTS OF ROBERT VIVION Manager CLOTHING AND SHOES YOUNG MEN PREFER COMPLIMENTS OF JOHN P. NUNAN INSURANCE AGENCY : f 22eEourt ote Phone 13 Florists 624 Lexington Ave. Phone 338 COMPLIMENTS OF THE ALLEN COMPANY, INC CONTRACTORS WINCHESTER, KENTUCKY R. T. ROARK, President ROBERT S. BRASWELL, Vice Pres. and Gen. Mar. Drink Dr. Pepper BLUEGRASS DR. PEPPER BOTTLING COMPANY, Inc. Telephone 2-7427 148 Rose Street Lexington 34, Kentucky COMPLIMENTS OF R. R. DAWSON BRIDGE CO. Contractor BLOOMFIELD, KENTUCKY RATLIFF FURNITURE CO. Incorporated QUALITY FURNITURE AT MODERATE PRICES WINCHESTER, KENTUCKY Phone 657 120 S. Wall St. WALKER HUMBLE WINCHESTER, KENTUCKY Plumbing Heating Sheet Metal Work—Roofing Furnaces Guttering General Repairs SISTRUNK The Big House W. T. SISTRUNK AND CO. Established 1891 Incorporated 1907 WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS (Largest in Central Kentucky) Fruits — Vegetables — Groceries — Notions — Confections — Hotel — Restaurant Fountain Supplies Lexington 26, Kentucky soloed ie ee ay Ye ThA s yr 8 we } r Pa TZ i Pa aed } SQ f i 4 7 2 : i a? ae = ee ae ¢ abe a adil Le yf oF a y . - 2 , a Feo 2 = 4 x Vy = fon wy? oa Ya ys ae - o , ra y fle é ae LY eZ se Pind if we ; } sf oe ae Ay, + { A Pr ee Vie ee d sé ¢ ¥ t 42 j ¢ 4 ky f LY” ii ot a” ap f a7 | g fe - yf � Fj ge é ; |] ot ft if a? j A fey Ah i ff pe eZ Tf Z Wie | fe 4a Y Lb “4 r} 7 L fy A aes {= ? yy dA yt Lor ' hae” ch p ) pT ye ” wy bn we? [; y Ae ake 4 $F ln 74 ‘“ qf oe oP 4 of P e“ cz, ) y a iw’ A iA - ao . Pon j ; Ba oe Vv a oe | ). oft phy , ‘ ; Ak ap ee kL , ? 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