Morehead State University - Raconteur Yearbook (Morehead, KY)

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g' Kentucky's Senior Senator A multitude of students, faculty, and Morehead residents listened to the prais mg words of Senator Cooper. TOR COOPER Senator John Sherman Cooper paid tribute to Morehead State College for advancing the physical grovvth of the college and for the insistence of high standards and quality education. I had the pleasure of voting for college loan legislation and assisting Morehead. Under the leadership of Dr. Doran, federal loans tot- aling 32,500,000 have been made available for dormitories for the men and women of Morehead State College. -JV I !' . A fx v SMX m .Q gn. , Nl . srl? :if 'qw ..--r S'Qi S Vg' C yi ,9 v O Hai' 9?-t The Senator exchanged words with many of the college students. X 4I

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SOCCER Morehead entered the first annual soccer tournament in Kentucky col- lege history with an unexperienced team, and defeated Louisville, a team that has been organized for several years. The final match of the tournament was with Berea and the Eagles were defeated 5-1. M.S.C. received a runner-up tro- phy and was presented the Universi- ty of Louisville flag in a ceremony similar to the one prior to the Olym- pic soccer matches. Morehead was the most Ameri- canized team in the tourney, while the other teams were dominated with foreign students. ' A . Y-'-flyw, f' VN U. . ri T -e ft? ' -5 2 .-,fiery my ii- M iq Y George Hazelwood, Jack Williams, Victor Venetozzi, Brent Fry, Daniel Graves, and Jimmy Cox. 40 ' ' ,, Wl '! . ,L , nj , .ht La- 'ru-t N ' , ,ff 'foci Q, . If lun, -l-:gal It va-, ' Q 4- - .,- ' M, L . Firrt row: Ken Lupp, Richard Smith, Bill Coutros, Steve Stein, Ben Schmitt, Ted Angrum Second row: Lance Alletzhause, Les Meade, john Egan and Pete Vahoven Third row: Frank Shay, Stu Kaminsky, Dennis Petz, Reza Afsharian, Danny Rivard DEB TERS A pretty good indication that our college is not all brawn, but brains too, is the debate team. These talent- ed students went to Marshall Col- lege in Huntington and carried away laurels in that field by winning the Four M Debate Contest. These debaters have traveled ap- proximately 3000 miles during the year and have participated in six different tournaments.

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S 1 l I Li S5 l -xssswxni In every society there are a few who mark themselves as outstanding. Whether they be . . . . , . Campus beauties and favorites, selected on the basis of physical attractiveness and personality. . . A Homecoming Queen, chosen by fellow students for personality and good looks, . . Outstanding students, so named because of their far above average scholarship, or . . . Honorees, selected as capable representatives of the organizations of the college, they all fall into one category: ' PROMINENT CAMPUS PERSONALITIES. N.,,f N X