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Eastern Kentucky University Year 1971

Eastern Progress - 15 Apr 1971

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Elections Greeks Page 2 . Page 5 / Sfi>/>f r*# Net in tPmrist'm i7T~] . • • • 1 > I 48th Year, Number 28 Student Publication of Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond, Ky. 8 Pages April 15,197| •E ■; Earth Day '71 Honors Program Speakers Focus On Kentucky I Set For April 18 BY JULIA WILLIAMS Appeals, a broad form deed is either support these proposals the coal industry as they K Now Editor a deed which severs the or to propose new changes." would' other industries' The Honors Program will Dr. Thomas Myers, Vice mineral estate from the He continued, "It's my because they are all necessary be held in Brock Auditorium President for Student Affairs, surface estate." hope that since this is a public Sunday, April 18, at 2 p.m. "Focus On Kentucky" to the economic situation of will recognize those students "appropriately" titled Begley continued to say, hearing that some of you will the Commonwealth. A reception will be held listed in Who's Who among also be there. I can assure you Eastern's Earth Day held "the real solution to strip "We talk about the immediately following the Students in American that the coal industry will be yesterday in the ravine, said mining can only be found in destruction of the tourist ceremonies in Walnut hall for Universities and Colleges. there." all honorees and guests. J.C. Powell, Vice President of legislation." industry in Eastern Kentucky. Robert E. Tarvin, Director Academic Affairs. He also called for Let's say that you're a tourist of Student Organizations and Economically Worth Little and come into Kentucky on Dr. Thomas Stovall will Activities, will present Powell continued, "with outlawing strip mining begin the program by our waterways, our abundant operations and suggested that Paul Patton, an operator of US 23.;. and what do you see organizational awards. on entering Ashland? You see recognizing those students on Mary K. Ingels, Dean of resources, and the state of our the 1972 General Assembly the Surface Mine Reclamation the Dean's List. technelogical advance, and the would see many bills Association of Kentucky, said Armco Steel and it is just as Women, will recognize the natural scenic beauty, our introduced calling for the that he enjoyed the great ugly as any strip mine that I Departmental Awards will honor societyies by commonwealth merits the outlawing of ' strip mining beauty of the mountains, have ever seen." follow presented by Dean groups-Collegiate Pentacle, intense concern of all its operations on the mountain however, economically, they He accused them of William Sexton, College of CWENS, O micron Alpha citizens. I would like to slopes. are not worth alot. An polluting the air and river, Applied Arts and Sciences; Kappa, Kappa lota Epsilon, commend all of those who estimation of $18 an acre was "but they're performing a Dean Joseph Young, College and Phi Kappa Phi. have taken part in arranging Students Are Effective made. valuable service for this of Business; Dean Clyde Special musical interludes Plans for the crusade are Dr. Haney Terms nearing culmination. Henry Holly, a lay member of the People For Peace Rally Graham team, said that he is First Meeting Interesting "very impressed with the quality, the dedication and "That was the first one I've Ralph Whalin, whose term furniture is the main hobby of the sense of purpose" of those attended," said Dr. Donald C. expired, and will serve a Dr. Haney. Recently, he persons doing volunteer work Tabled Motion Now Passes In Senate Haney. "But if they're all three-year stilt. purchased an old log cabin in in preparation for Rev. going to be like that. It's going The 36-year-old Haney is a Estill County and is rebuilding Graham's appearance. to be very interesting." native Kentuckian from it at London. Mr. Holly, who teaches the A tabled motion made by preceding the date of the than the legal posting of the create a committee on the Dr. Haney was referring to Somerset. He served two of Dr. Haney expressed Bible study classes prior to Harry Prats to support a meeting. list of nominees and shall end improvement for instructors. his three years of military pleasure with his new position crusades for people desiring to People For Peace Rally on on the day of the election." the recent meeting of Article Amended Eastern's Board of Regents to service in the Far East with and appreciation to the serve as crusade counselors, April 24 was once again The last amendment made Stfety Letter which he was recently elected the Army Security Agency. faculty members for then- says that at least 900 brought before the Student Article III, Section E, was to state, "all student as faculty representative. He received his Bachelor of confidence in him. "They (the counselors and advisors for Senate Tuesday and was Subsection 2, was amended to senators not covered by a James Pratt, President of Science degree from the faculty) elected me," he said, those who "come forward" passed after an explanation of say, "additional meetings of specific constitution must the Student Association is to The agenda at that meeting University of Kentucky in "and I'll represent them to the during the crusade are needed. its purpose and a list of the Senate may be scheduled have a 2.0 accumulative send a letter to safety and had included such major issues 1959 and was awarded his best of my ability and to the He hopes 4 that 900 tentative speakers was given at the request of the President average. This specific grade security and to Dr. Robert point average would not •a as an optional ROTC program masters from UK in 1961. best interest of the counselors will come from by Jim Pelkgrinon, last year's or by a majority of the Senate Martin asking that the road for freshmen male students, After two years of teaching University." among 1100-1200 currently Student Association President. members present and voting. include first semester between University Drive and self-regulated dormitory hours at Campbellsville College, he Dr. Haney has been chosen taking his Bible courses. Holly Pellegrinon explained to Senators shall be given due freshmen." Kit Carson Drive passing by for a certain category of joined the EKU staff in 1962. as one of 20 professors in his adds that, "you see something the Senate that they are not notice preceding a special Walters Hall be changed to a women students, and a $17 Haney took leave to do field in North America to everywhere you go in giving their support to the meeting." Four Proposals one-way street. The direction million budget. further post graduate work study the geology of Spain, Lexington about the crusade." issue but are giving then- Before the constitution would be from University and received his doctorate France, and Italy by the Holly stated that support to a group of students stated that Senators shall be Bill Ramey, chairman of Drive to Kit Carson Drive. "I was very much from the University of American Geological Institute. involvement Of all Christians and the chance to hold a rally notified at least two days the student evaluation of Jim Blair moved that X impressed with the Board and Tennessee in 1966, returning He was chosen on the basis in a city is a chief goal of the in the ravine where students preceding the date of a special faculty committee, made four mimeographed letters the manner in which the to Eastern that fait of his record as a teacher and Graham crusade. He added may express their views. meeting. proposals which were passed concerning the military trial meeting was conducted," said Dr. Haney is active in the researcher, his interest in this that the plans for Rev. Five amendments which Article III, Section C, Par. by the Senate. ■ of Lieutenant Calley be placed i\ Haney, who is also chairman Kentucky Geological Society specified area of the world, Graham's presentations have were proposed at a Senate 1 was amended to say "the ' •All instructors should in the Student Union Building of the University's Geology and is a member of the and his willingness to continue been expanded. meeting two weeks before number of senators-at-large be required to administer the lobby for students to sign and Department and a professor in Geological Society of America international exchange. Graham will speak to the were passed by the Senators are to be elected upon the evaluation to students and mail. that field. and the Society of Sigma Zi. Transportation expenses crowd in Memorial Colesium, this week. following criteria: one student results should be used by the One letter will be asking v In addition to his regular and a daily living allowance and to an expected overflow Article II Section B, senator-at-large representative instructors to improve their President Nixon to reverse the. Haney was officially sworn duties, he is helping conduct a will be provided by the crowd to be seated in Stoll subsection J, was amended to for each 1000 students methods of teaching. decision of the court anjthe as -the faculty regent at the research project on the quality Institute. Trip director will be Field stadium. say, "the president may call enrolled at Eastern in the fall •An essay selection other will be commending the meeting by Circuit Judge of water in Madison County Dr. Thomas J. Freeman, Jr., Each night's session of the the senate into special session semester." should be included with the court. James Chenault, .thus and is also a consultant for the of the University of Missouri crusade will begin at 7:30 with due notice given prior to Article V, Section A, Par. questionaire. The letters are to be becoming Eastern's second '\ United States Geological at Columbia who just returned p.m. Singer Ethel Waters will the meeting." 4, was amended to say •The evaluation should drafted by an executive" facility representative to sit on Survey. from a year of geological accompany Rev. Graham on Presently the President "candidates' campaigns for be re-examined oeriodically. committee appointed by the Board. He succeeded Antiques and rcfinuhing study in Spain. his trip to Kentucky and must file a two-day notice office may begin no earlier •The Sena. should Pratt.

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Confused Election May Bring Useless Winner « The present state of the Student feeling that someone was out to get him tell the voters that since the Court had Association is one of mass confusion. From and he immediately decided that it was reached no decision, the committee's ruling the very start this year's elections have that girl and Tbe Progress. Tbe Progress was would stand-write-in's were illegal. been Unusual, to say the least, just raising too many questions about This did not stop may of those who Tbe Progress declared itself neutral and write-in's; they must have some dark-horse wished to write in a name or those who > one's side" in the beginning and . candidate hidden away. Not so!! chose to abstain because they cared enough remains that way. However, the principles But someone else thought of this too. to vote but saw no "best choice." involved, not the personalities, have Perhaps Kelhoffer had been looking in the The fallacy was in simply telling the prompted many questions and are, in fact, wrong place all along for who was actually voters that write-in's were illegal and not verv questionable. against him. bothering to go on and explain that since First there were three slates . of The decision of the elections committee there was no Court decision on their candidates headed by Chuck Kelhoffer, was appealed to the StudentStudent CourCourt on legality, in the event that the election is Guv Hatfield and Jim Blair. Petitions were Tuesday-the day before the elections-by appealed and comes before the Court again, oreutatirg and then suddenly Hatfield and none other than the forgotten Jim Blair. and, if they rule that these votes are legal, Blair were no longer in the race. It seemed Now Steve Stanley just happens to be then write-in's will be counted. *^\*' very strange that these two would pull out the Chief Justice of the Court in addition There lies the big mistake. Many voters at the last minute, but Hatfield joined the to being chairman of the elections were mislead!! ranks of Kelhoffer and Blair sort of moved committee. And so when the Court It also seems that questions could arise out of the picture-so everyone thought. deadlocked, Stanley divorced himself from about all those write-in votes lying around And Kelhoffer was "king of the the voti because of his conflicting loose waiting for a Court ruling on whether road" --unopposed. Any threats to interests and no decicion resulted. Now or not they are legal after being counted, feb "crown" easily provoked his wrath. why, in all fairness, did he not divorce Because of the last minute occurrences, A miriad of questions questions flooded himself from voting on the committee only 2000 ballots, not the prescribed 4000, Tbe Progress. Can this one candidate^ also? So Blair forged ahead; he had a were prepared. And by mid-afternoon more become president just like that? Is there running mate now and impressive printed than 2000 votes had already been cast. But, any way that another candidate can get handbills. (His slogan, "Vote for Progress," there were not sufficient official ballots, into the race after the petitioning deadline? should not be misconstrued as having had The whole thing is one mass (or mess) of /Are write-in votes legal? any connection with this newspaper!) Blair confusion. And the validity of the election So various inquiries lead Tbe Progress to had been preparing again; he hit hard at the no doubt will be, and should be, fTthe Committee on Elections for a decision last minute, challenged. on the legality of write-in votes which were The crown was in jeopardy. Kelhoffer So many questions and loopholes are '.hot dealt with in the constitution of the could count on the greeks and the support basis enough for a special election. Perhaps Student Association. The committee, that he drew along with Hatfield, but what the best thing to do now is simply to start Readers' Views 'chaired by Steve Stanley, ruled that about the other factions the Blair might all over. Besides, what good is a president attract-the votes of the veterans and the who moves into the office unopposed? Will write-in's were not legal. Death For KA's this institution will not effectively enforce its own So there was the answer and that was blacks. anyone pay any attention to him next rules and regulations, our council and board can that, so we thought. So election day came and brought all year? Which is worse-a useless president or To the editor: only become an ineffective and useless entity with no purposeful goals. But some people did not forget about it kinds of additional problems. Stanley no president at all? The regulations we fed were violated by that easily. Apparently Kelhoffer had the instructed those who manned the polls to - Pausing just a moment to consider what students disrupting the Kappa Alpha parade on Women'* lib would think of Mr. Whitaker's and Thursday April 1, 1971 are: Section 1, subsection Mr. Van Aradale's statement that "the southern A, paragraphs 1, 2, and 4; Section 1, subsection B, era was one of lovely belles in beautiful gowns, paragraphs 1 and 4; Section 2, part 1, paragraphs and a time when men would .guard the honor of 2, 3, 4, and 16; Section 2, part 3, subsection B, Earth Day '71: What Good Was It? these women" (the implication being, of course, paragraphs 2, 6C and 6D of the 1970/71 Student that men do NOT guard the honor of women Handbook. . = • •-•. With Earth Day *71 now a part of The real value of the program will come today), I think that "No. 1" and "No 2. and 38 We have discussed the matter of the above in the resulting action of Eastern students, others" should be aware of two things. violations at great length among ourselves and with Eastern history, a look at the day's events First, and of minor significance, is the fact that Vice President Thomas D. Myers. It is our 'gives impressions of a successful program faculty, and administrators-if there is any. "what is now, Washington and Lee College" is not conclusion that no disciplinary action, of any with certain concealed ironies. Letters to editors and legislators are that at all; Washington and Lee is a full-fledged consequence, will result. . worth writing; ecology organizations are University and has been a university for several Therefore, we the members of Palmer Hal ' Bi In terms of quality Earth Day was a decades. House Council and Judicial Board resign our project worthy of favorable comment. worth joining and supporting; and personal • Secondly, the mother. chanter of Kappa 'positRmsv "'-'^ ■-■ ■■'I aaaftan Those 80-100 studenta who actively interest, education, and activity are nOanliir 'Vto'oW nw.»Cl M KnctfhWnerkftag imperative. Realize the real pollution of And 5 otheri participated on the planning committee, chapter was one of the top fraternities on the plus the few (an unfortunately only a few) driving a car down the street. Support iw&L campus; yet, there is no longer a K.A. ecology through consumer habits. 'chapter at "General Lee's College. Work Was 'Misrepresented' organizations lending their support, are to Perhaps Larry Honig, past president of the be commended for surpassing the '70 We can only hope that the effect of now-defunct W&L fraternity, best indicates why program. Earth Day will last-that Earth Day '72 will fraternities fail, even if they do not fold: "the find more interested people on campus and • death knell for Kappa Alpha Order's mother However, anyone who was in the ravine chapter was not sounded by its members, rather What a compliment the humble Thomas Brecht yesterday or who just passed by there an even better program. by its own failure to justify its existence. paid the band members in - a recent issue of The would have noticed that although someone And perhaps, in some small way those Conceivably, what Mr. Honig says about the Progress/ So we are all "infallible and flawless!!" I mother chapter is true of all the K.A. affiliates see that you, too, Mr. Brecht, still misunderstood was constantly at the speaker's podium, he things said and those strong ecology stands the issue that the band members had with Miss advocated on April 14, 1971, will show up who attempt to justify the existence of such did not necessarily have what you would institutions as "Old South Week" by saying they Davis. in progressive action. ! THAT 60P Weekly Student Publication of Eastern Kentucky University iw ecx>. rewm Associated Collegiate Press, All American

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Guess Who Is Coming To EKU Dr. Nicholas Nyaradi will lecture in Brock Auditorium at 8 on "It Isn't Easy to I would imagine that the majority of the blasting the American scene with full force. be An American." student body was as shocked as I was when You may recall some of the group's He is coming to Eastern as a part of a the entertainment for the pre-prom concert other hits from the past year. In addition series sponsored by the University Center next Friday was announced. Everyone's to "Hand Me Down World" and "Hang On Board. * been spreading the word: "Guess Who is to Your Life," Guess Who has had a great Born and educated in Hungary, Dr. playing here at Eastern!" The frequent deal of success with "No Sugar Tonight," Nyaradi participated in the anti-nazi response is: "I don't know...who is?" "Laughing," and "Undone." Their current underground movement in World War II; After four years of witnessing the release, "Albert Flasher," is doing rather the Guess Who gossip to be a belated April If any of you should want to get up on After coming to the United States, he Fool's prank. However, it's fact, not the RCA group, their latest album, "The wrote several articles for leading fiction. Canada's top recording group The Greatest Hits of the Guess Who" is an newspapers and magazines and a book, My Guess Who will perform next Friday night excellent sampling of their sound. Their Ringside Seat in Moscow. at 8 in Alumni Coliseum for the pre-prom previous LP release, "Share the Land," <» He has also established himself as an exhibits the group's newer style. concert. This show, and I'll guarantee it educational and civic leader in the U.S. He .will be just that, is open to all students. As I said earlier, the University was is the Director of International Studies at Advance tickets are $2 for students with lucky to contract a concert bill like the Bradley University. In 1965 he became a full-time ID cards, and $3.50 at the door. Guess Who. We're not getting a has-been member of Task Force on the Conduct of We are indeed fortunate to host a group as has often been the case in the Foreign Relations of the Republican top-notch hard rock group as the Guess past. It looks as if the entertainment realm National Committee. Who. They've had a string of hit singles and at EKU is finally beginning to have some In 1969 he was appointed as a several top selling LP's on the record class. The Fifth Dimension concert was Consultant to the U.S. Department of State market since the mid-60's beginning with certainly a start, but with the coming of on Eastern European and Soviet Affairs. »■ "Shaking All Over." Guess Who, I am glad to long at last see a The group went into a dormant period high caliber hard rock group come to I for several years in the recording industry, Eastern. i but came back a couple of years ago in full So far, there has been a dominance of New Art Show > force. As a matter of fact, the Guess Who soul and run-of-the mill pop artists with no have had one of the largest volumes of heavy rock groups except last year's Comes To EKU successive hits-including A and B sides of a "Smith" and "Ten-Wheel Drive" couple of their 45's. performances. The only current sellers that Mr. Stewart Goldman, painting and . ' The RCA recording artists began their have entertained at EKU have been The drawing instructor at the Art Academy of comeback by turning the American market First Edition, Friends of Distinction, and Cincinnati, will exhibit selected paintings in on with 'These Eyes" which rode at the Fifth Dimension. Cammack Gallery April 18 through May 7. top of national charts for a long time 'till I understand that the entertainment, Staff Photo* by Schloy Cox The public is invited to attend the the guys began to change their style once committee (Center Board) is attempting Springing Into Action reception and opening in the Cammack again with a combination of heavy negotiations with Chicago for a concert Building Sunday, April 18, from 3 to 5 instrumentation (the guitar work of Kurt next year. If so, the future for the quality Poised for a spring into that delightful season blossoming flower. The performance was during p.m. Mr. Goldman will be present. Winter-no relation to Johnny) and the entertainment we've all been pleading for is when birds chirp, trees bud and bees buzz is the Eastern Dance Theatre's production of Spring He has been showing his material since versatile voice of lead vocalist Burton looking much brighter. dancing artist Jackie Brown. In the two bottom is a State of Mind presented last Thursday night in 1957 in both regional and national group Cummings. Cummings' is capable of photos, Jackie's leaps into spring resemble a Brock Auditorium. exhibitions and one-man shows. changing his voice from sweet and low to In previous shows, he has exhibited i ft harsh and loud. The listening public paintings Of human figures «n became aware of this I believe between contemporary environments. If this i* any "These Eyes" and "American Eastern Radio Airs Jazz And Gangbusters indication of the EKU exhibit, then it will Woman"-two entirely different sounds. be different from Cammack's one-man With the release and large success of the WEKU-FNTs music feature entitled They came on with so much machine DeKoven and Santos Ortega. shows of two-dimensional art so far this anti-American "American Woman," the "And All That Jazz,-featuring Loy W. Lee gun fire, bell clanging and siren screaming year. The previous ones were far more RCA group was well on their Way to one of the campus station and Dr. Brian that a careful, thoroughgoing criminal The program gave clues of the FBI's abstract and excluded figures. \ hit after another. Although the Guess Who Lindsay, chairman of the humanities couldn't concentrate. - * "most wanted" men of the time, most of Mr. Goldman, a 34-year-old native of has not been labeled "underground," the department has become an excellent The producer ofvthe show, aired at whom have already served their, time in Philadelphia received his Bachelor of Fine .messages woven into the lyrics of presentation mixing contemporary jazz different times -fifr the American, the , prison and can now sit back and enjoy the Arts degree in 1962 from the Philadelphia "American Woman" and their other top with'the more traditional. •< J ,.-.i,:> . ■.v,,.'.r.;i ylitrfUafi oitw—i'j'Mibij/ii— ■■■■'>! f. to Your Life," and "Share the Land," are the program has attempted to offer featured such stars as Art Carney, Mercedes i listeners a wide variety of jazz hoping to McCambridge, Mandel Kramer, Roger t attract both the average jazz, fan while grmJUJOHmr* ll IBBuapgnnHWinnnnn • Symphonic Band being beneficial to the jazz enthusiast. 1 On occasion, Lee has invited guests from the Eastern community to discuss a Concert Slated particular area of the jazz world. The Eastern Kentucky University Dr. Lindsay, with his voting status on (K Symphonic Band, under the direction of the Grammy Awards committee in the jazz ®h? Robert W. Hart well, will present its Spring area, not to mention numerous other Hmurrmtij • Concert on Tuesday evening, April 20, at musical qualifications, adds rare expertise 8:00 in the Hiram Brock Auditorium. to the program. &hon® Featured as clarinet soloist with the Recently on the show, it was revealed symphonic band will be Assistant Professor that the renounced jazz expert Buddy Rich ?^M"icJ,E"!™°™!!' ^.fi!^™*™!?! **i'lfctwHf ao abfliftTS' Veadiri "music" the "Polacca" from Weber's "Second Certainly this is in contrast to what one Concerto for Clarinet." Instructor of would think regarding a famous artist, and clarient and saxophone at Eastern, director this is the type of provocative, in-depth of the Clarinet Choir and Jazz Ensemble, presentation that WEKU strives for. Mr. Thomas has a varied background in Expansion of the show depends on the both the symphony and popular field. For response of the listeners and All That Jazz sixteen years he was solo clarinetist with can be heard on Tuesday at 8 p.m. and oh the Oklahoma City Symphony, was a Fridays at 7. member of the New York Woodwind Quintet, and has wide experience as a Speaking of law and order, oldtime radio clinician and soloist. had it in "Gangbusters." If you don't i* Guest conductor for this concert will be believe it, check WEKU-FM at 7 p.m. on Joe F. Phelps, graduate assistant in band Mondays.; for the 1970-71 school year at Eastern. Mr. Eastern's radio station is bringing to life Phelps will conduct the symphonic band in 52 episodes of the original network crime Peter Mennin's "Canzona. drama of the 1930's. Just turn to 88.9 on Other works to be performed on this the FM dial to "come on like concert are the "Diamond Variations" of Gangbusters," as they said in those days. Robert Jager, "Terpsicmetrics" by Donald Radio listeners of that era remember White, the overture to "Colas Breugnon" Gangbusters as local, state, or federal law by Kabelevsky, and on the lighter side, enforcement agents who happened to "Selections from Porgy and Bess by appear on the crime scene just in the nick Gershwin, arranged by Bennett. of time. ■

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Department of Fish and Dr. Wallace C. Dixon, Tavern at 6 p.m. Friday, April participants in panel understanding of the Wildlife Resources; Willie professor of biological science 16, and continue with panel discussions. relationship of organisms to Curtis, Strip Mine Restoration and chairman of the general discussions Friday night and Dr. J. Alfred Chison (voted the environment, Workshops Saturday morning. 'Teacher of the Year" at will center on teaching the Research Project, U.S. Forest studies science program at Service, Berea; Allen Lake, Eastern, will be the Dr. Dixon and Dr. Eugene Purdue University) and Dr. general student toward this Shroeder, associate professor George Malaney, professor of end and advising biology Morehead; Dr. Pritam coordinator for a conference Sabhawal, UK; and a student of biologists of the state of of biological at Eastern will environmental biology, majors for careers in moderate the panel Vanderbilt University, will be environmental biology and panelist. Kentucky (Kentucky "Biology and Public Conference on the Life discussions. Two other out-of-state participants in the public administration. Policy: Academic Biology and Sciences-KYCOLS) to be held Eastern biologists, Assistant conference. Following the banquet at at Berea College April 16-17. Professor William Martin and According to Dr. Dixon, Boone Tavern, Dr. Chiscon the Leadership Crisis" is the The meeting will begin Dr. Robert Miller, assistant the aim of the conference is to will speak on "Teaching for subject of discussion for Group II. The moderator will with a banquet at Boone professor, will serve as help develop a responsible Biological Awareness." Panel discussions will follow the be Dr. Ben Freese, Centre after dinner lecture. College. Contributing to the Moderator for the discussion will be Dr. Daryl Pollock And Brashear Win discussion will be Dr. Dixon. Bates, Morehead State Dr. Chiscon, Dr. F.B. Gailey, University; Joseph P. Clarke, Berea. College, Dr. Robert Jr., a State Representative; This Year's Aurora Awards Miller, Eastern, and a student and a student panelist. Proud Moment Group in will explore Some of the judges' panelist will support Dr. Admiring Jerry Carrico's newly awarded military science, during Monday's review and Estill Pollock, junior Last year's prize-winning "Educating the Non-Scientist comments on 'The Blue Dixon. ROTC decoration is Debby Behymer. Cadet awards ceremonies. Jerry is a junior from English major from poem also won second place for Biological Awareness at Richmond, and Sherry in the . Atlantic's : creative Umbrella" were: Three group panel Carrico was presented the Reserve Officers' Louisville and Debby a junior from 'The prose, particularly discussions will highlight the the College and High School Association Silver Medal for potential Hillsboro.Ohio. Brashear, senior speech and writing contest for college Level" Miss Dorothy Tapp of drama major from Viper, students. Sherry's use of metaphor, is program on Saturday leadership and achievement in third year high-qaulity." morning. Henderson Community Kentucky, have won the Pollock has published College will lead the "Symbolism is used Group I will discuss creative writing awards for poetry in the Harvard discussion with Fred Busroe, effectively to support the "Preparing Students for The Club Circuit the best poem and the best Advocate and in Morehead; William Martin, theme of initiation." Careers in Environmental short story appearing in this Alkahest in addition to his Eastern; Caroline Summers, "....it can be universalized Biology." Moderator, Dr. year's Aurora. numerous publications in Henderson High School, and a Pollock's poem, "In Time and applied to almost an Schrpeder, will be supported Theta Chi's Now Eta Beta Chapter A urora . student panelist. of War," was selected by a Pollock's prize for "In infinite n umber of by Dr. Malaney; Peter Pfeiffer, panel of five judges chosen by Time of War" is $50 cash. situations-man's condition is Eastern's Theta Chi colony Topic-"The Christian invited to attend this the faculty, and Miss This is Miss Brashear's first circumscribed by what he was installed as the Eta Beta Response To Sexual demonstration on the newest Brashear's story, "The Blue year to publish in Aurora, but is-no magic will change it." Learning Center Chapter of Theta Chi April Behavior." There will be a ideas in hair styling and wig Umbrella", was the choice of she has previously published "Imagination throughout; lOih. Forty-two men were pancake breakfast every styling as well as new ideas In the five fiction judges. an article m Seventeen. She sustained situation, use of initiated as charter members. Wednesday at 7 a.m. facial make-up. There is no also had two poems published colloquial and conversational Members of the national Spring Registration admission charge. For Pollock this is one of in A urorath'a year in addition phrases in fresh ways." Updates Teaching installation team were Howard "....control of successful Alter, past National President Phi Kappa Phi Installed several awards. Last year he to her winning story. The Learning Resource concerned with that particular Registration for the Spring sustained images..." of Theta CM, Dr. Spencer also received the poetry award She is the winner of the Center located on the third country." Intersession (May 10-June 4) "....good imagery and Shank, past Grand National The third Kentucky and the Preseley M. Roy B. Clark award (named floor of the John Crabbe The center also .offers will be held April 19-21. Class Grise--Kentucky Arts for a trust fund established by evoking mood." Vice President, George Kilavis, , chapter of Phi Kappa Phi, will ,>. j educational games. An entire schedules and registration ; Library, is geared toward Grand National be installed at Eastern, * Commission award (so called the late Roy B. Clark, Copies of Aurora are still class may participate in one of instructions are available in library science and Tuesday, April 20. in honor of a past chairman of long-time chairman of the available in Combs 100, in the these pmes at the same time Vice-President, Dale Sehrinski, Coates 108 and at the offices SUB at selected hours, from educational classes and assistant to the director, Hugh The installation and the English department and as English department) given of contains up-to-date teaching while other games are of the college deans. Aurora staff members, and Merritt, field representative, initiation ceremonies will be a result of a donation given to the outstanding fiction material for kindergarden to designed for individual from students in the Benjamin Krump, past conducted by the vice Aurora by the Kentucky appearing annually in Aurora. the twelfth grade. participation. The games may Baptist Student Union Banquet Arts Commission). The prize is $40 cash. dormitories. cost from $5 to $60. Vice-President, Bill Hawley, president of the Eastern According to the head of and Dan Dell. Region of the Society, Dr. |iiMiinuiBiriMiiiiiiiiiiiiMiii5ii»niiHinrriiiiimiii^ the department, Mrs. Nancy Between 300 and 500 The Baptist Student Union students and approximately Special Guests of Theta Chi Spring Banquet will be held at Albertine Krohn from the Miller, the Learning Center University of Toledo. five education classes visit the were Dale Patrick and James 7:30 p.m. in the First Baptist started in 1961. Mrs. Miller The purpose of this Learning Resource Center Cronkwright, campus sponsors Church Fellowship Hall. The was previously the librarian at organization, which stresses Pick Your Nosegay From Our each day. The education of the Fraternity. theme is 'The Old South" and Model Laboratory School. character as an attribute for classes teach the use of The installation culminated those attending should dress 'Textbooks are not usually membership, is to encourage materials to their classmates. several years of work and to fit the theme. Tickets are Fresh and Colorful used in the center," she said. and recognize superior "All materials are There are also about five daily effort on behalf of the Theta on sale now at the center for Chi members. The fraternity $1.50. scholarship in all fields of purchased to relate to teacher conferences. study. This will be the highest teaching the subject matter." Mrs. Miller was given a was first established as Delta Deadline For National scholastic group on the For example, one kit, used faculty research grant that Chi Theta and attained Spring Garden of Gifts Colony status later. Defense Loans campus, with members being primarily for grade - school enabled her to purchase the Present officers of Theta selected from the upper ten students, helps to demonstrai items for the center. She The deadline for financial per cent of the senior class and the proper way to brush teei Chi are Bob Igleheart, for previous the graduate school. .k 'vvJi Defense The Faculty and. ataff wjfco SK~3£.reading magazines and M&to* i»*M R j Kutchback, Secretary, John Loans, grants, etc., is today. are presently members of Phi This kit may be checked out through suggestions from the The application forms are now Kappa Phi and Phi Beta Kappa The Graduate . • f * The Bride ~ for one week and used by different departments on Carroll, Treasurer and Len Holland, Pledge Marshall. in the Financial Assistance have been invited to affiliate ♦ Mother student teachers for their' campus. Many edu- office, Coates 200. with the new campus chapter, « classrooms." cational materials," she said, 1 Library Committee Meeting as charter members. "We never let Eastern's "can be requested for free or Freshman Street Dance After the installation and student teachers go into the at a minimal cost." The Library Committee initiation a banquet will be classroom without some type, The Center keeps three will meet at 3 p.m. today in The Freshman Class is held at which time the speaker of material to aid the learning card files-one is concerned the Library conference room, sponsoring a street dance in will be Dr. Harold E. Hyde, process," said Mrs. Miller. only with textbooks, another room 202. the Combs parking lot on President of Plymouth State, And Gifts \ "If a student is teaching a one with charts and flat April 23 from 9 a.m. til 1 p.m. College. He will speak on the' < Army Musk unit on a foreign country, he pictures and a third one with The band will be the subject, Ruling the Wrold Glyndon Hotel, Richmond, Ky. ; can find clothes, dolls,; kits, films, and museum Copesthetic Rush. There is no Through Learning and Love. artifacts, and books all replicas. The Studio Band of the JUU IJJLM ■ ■ III ■ J III Ml t M 11 ttlt.f t.tJUUUULtAIUUI HUHIIUtmi U.S. Army Field Band will admission charge. present a program of jazz, Law Enforcement Sociology Club Meeting pop, and ■.patriotic music at 8 p.m. April 27 in Alumni The Association of Law Coliseum. The public is "The Sociology Club will Enforcement held their invited and there is no meet from 7-9 p.m. tonight in elections for the 1971-72 admission charge. Combs 207. academic year last week. The new officers are ,\ Stone Flower Junior Class Meeting Donald R. Filer, president;' Rosetta Lucas, vice president,I The Russian fdm "Stone The Junior Class will meet Jeannie Alcorn, secretary;' Flower" will be shown at 1 from 4:10-5:10 pLm. today in John Fryman, treasurer; p.m. April 22 in the Ferrell Combs 322. Arnold Amburgey, chaplin; Room of the Combs Building. and Donald "E. Gridfcr The film is based on Russian Hair Style, Wig, and sargeant at arms: Cosmetic Demonstration folk tales and legends and has Russian dialogue with English Judy's Hair Fashion Salon Bloodmobile Coming subtitles. Admission is free. will present a hair style and wig show plus a Vivian The blood mobile will b1 Ph. o23-7450 BSU Vespers Woodward Cosmetic on campus Wednesday, April] *hntond Plszs Demonstration Monday, April 28, from noon until 5 p.m. It! The Baptist Student Union 19, at 8 p.m. in Case Hall's will be located in the Combs HAIR FASHION SALONS is holding meetinp at 6:30 Recreation Room. Hall recreation room. The p.m. April 19, 20, 26, 27. All Eastern women are anticipated quota is 225 pints. Get Involved! $3.00 Work On EASTERN NEXT TO The Progress UNIVERSITY INN Top Artists! Major Labels! BYPASS Open 24 Hours Daily or Wt ■< Many, Many More! Classics Included! Milestone Come Early tor Best Selection. Diiiif ROOM Dirt Carry-out CM.FM. Fast strvici Liu Mas Next Year Irnklast Strvil AiytiM Deadline: April 20 Wallace's WITCi IT'S iTHS WEEK'S COIPOI SPECIAL IS J™ WEEKLY {CHEESEBURGER -u WITCIIIO kpply office of Public Affair* Book Store sritiu j pimH $l., fa|ii JQC | 292 South 2nd Richmond, Kentucky 023-0210 [ ,nclucl*tCh~wbuniw/Friet. Slaw & Coke Get Your Favorites At Big Discounts! ■fo? F}?mA?i *« fffe\ J™' \ THE EASTERN PROGRESS - Thursday, April 15,1971 - Page 5 for The Greeks Recap Of The Past Months BY DIANNA COLEMAN small in number as compared social activities, and recruiting Children. They gave them Phi Delta Theta collected Organizations Editor to the number of non-greek new members into their ranks. refreshments and each child food, money, and clothing to students, the greeks are large In September, Sigma Chi received personal attention. donate to the Telford Eastern's Greek system in total performance. The started off the year with then- Alpha Kappa Alpha Community Center. consists of 12 fraternities and 70-*71 year has seen them first annual Derby. They sponsored a Miss Black December began with Pi eight sororities-11% of the performing services within the sponsored a derby parade Richmond Pageant. Kappa Alpha's goldfish eating total student enrollment. campus community, headed by a Model A Ford Twenty-Tour girls participated; contest. This resulted in a win the drumming up a variety' of and security. Derby features they were sponsored by for Mike Grogin for his included a dance with the downtown merchants, consumption of 48 live Exiles, a derby steal, musical parents,or campus goldfish and m many sick ice buckets, "zip strip," and organizations. Their theme feelings for the female crowning of the derby queen, was "Evening on the Terrace." member* of the audience. Peggy Gotten. The girls were judged on PIKE's also threw a "Santa Next in September came beauty and poise. They were Claus" party for Richmond "Greek Week" which featured modeling sportswear Community children who are consisted of a number of and evening clothes. enrolled in the GROWTH smokers, rush parties, Miss Weathers was named tutorial program. preference parties, and mixers Miss Black Richmond; she was Kappa Delta held their which enabled prospective awarded a trophy and given annual Dating Game. The girls members to view each roses in honor of her new were members of Kappa Delta Staff Photo by Schiey Cox fraternity or sorority. title. and the boys were selected at GUESTS OF TKE, children from Model After the parade the youngsters attended the Theta Chi collected money random from the audience. Laboratory School join the festivities of Eastern-East Michigan football game. Open Bidding to contribute to the Marshall Delta Upsilon gave a Band Day as they watch from the sidelines. The sororities tried a new Tragedy Fund. They also Christmas party for needy policy of open bidding instead contributed money from their children and collected toys for of the usual formal faU rush. fraternity treasury. local children. week. It was composed of not really musical began on the same theme - Kappa Alpha's Old South Beta Omicron Gamma rushee orientation, teas with instruments. New Year the rushees, preference Week, composed of girls started things rolling in Collected Funds Honey Sunday October with their "Country January began a new year parties, and the accepting of Olympics, a flag hunt, an Fair." The fair featured such Alpha Gamma Delta and and also a new sorority bids. The sororities accepted Members of Sigma Nu and attempted parade, and a contests as an apple cider 96 pledges for the spring Kappa Delta helped the spring formal. semester. Jaycees raise money for the Delta Sigma held a drink, corn husk, 3-legged * race, a potato sack race, dart The fraternities also began mentally handicapped Scholarship Dance on April 2. throw, coin toss, wet sponge their rush which was based on children on "Honey Sunday". As the year comes to an throw, and a turtle race. the open rush policy. This They accepted donations for end the activities continue. Also in October thanks to pve the boys more time to the children and gave honey in These highlights serve as a the members of Tau Kappa decide Nvhich fraternity they exchange. reminder of what Eastern's EpsUon, children from Model preferred. Chi Omega held a Happy greeks have done this year. Laboratory's Child In March the National Day on the first sunny, spring Development Center were able Panhellenic and. day in March. They filled to watch the Band Day Inter-Fraternity Councils balloons with helium and gave Oops! parade. TKE financed the day sponsored the Miss Eastern them out around the campus. In last week's Progress a with co-operation from the Pageant which is a preliminary Their object was to fill player pictured in the annual university. Arrangements were to the Miss America Pageant. everyone's day with Delta Upsilon Girls Softball made with the school for free Alpha Delta Pi held a happiness, not just greeks, Tournament was incorrectly admission to the ballgame for washboard band contest. Each because spring was finally on identified as a representative the children. sorority entered a band whose its way. of Omega Psi Phi. The girl Kappa Delta Tau aided in instruments were original and March ended and April represented Kappa Psi Alpha. the drive for Unicef. On Halloween they went Trick-or-Treating" for Unicef in the Richmond area. CALL •. I Frat Initiation November began with the 623-6161 initiation of 96 pledges for the fraternities after four weeks of informal rush. 'Staff Photo by Schiey Cox Staff Photo by Marianne ROM November was a month of FOOTBALL HELMETS don't seem to have been made for STRUGGLING for the winning seat in a game of "musical ice service projects. Beta Theta Pi girls' heads according to the efforts and expressions of these l>ou*e of buckets" are two Eastern co-eds. This activity was a part of paid a visit to the children in two members of Alpha Gamma Delta. They were participants Sigma Chi's first annual Derby. The last girl who had "sat'' her the Lexington Unit of in the Powder Puff Derby which was co-sponsored byKappa way through every bucket was declared the winner. Shriners Hospital for Crippled Delta Tau and Sigma Nu.

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Selected Short Subjects AS Programs Gillette 6»etts Old Spies Ticket Office Opens Platinum Phis Foamy Shave 7:00 p.m. After Shave Aoroisi Blades Cream Show Starts 7:30 p jn. T 10» ei.se Value ei.7S Value n ea. SI* Valua Admission 75 cents •MM Value ^9v ' ^ . eimetff Children (under 12) SO cents i«. 990 ^$1.19 $1.39 $1.25 690 Page 6 - Thursday, April 15,1971 - THE EASTERN PROGRESS ■*> /- iVttV&V>:V:V-&&: frast ■■ Colonels Finally Manage Win Over Morehead BYJIMKURK walked and slugging Morehead, and the freshman Milburn blasted a two run Milburn, Ashby, and Kaelin, a them came in the same inning. Progress Sports Reporter right fielder Larry Kaelin lefty made the most of his homer in the sixth, and in the sacrifice fly by Roberts and a SPilTS brought them home with a opportunity by pitching seventh Jones' bases loaded fielder's choice. Genesee showed surprising •Y JACK WOW § three run homer. Three Powerful Morehead the Colonels to a 7-3 win, walk following three Benwell, Eastern's starter, batting punch in upending the continued its dominance over straight walks followed, allowing the Eagles only seven consecutive singles produced pitched four solid innings, but Colonels in the first game and the Colonels on the baseball finishing Eagle starter Dave hits with only one an extra another run. Eastern had nine was racked in the fifth as Tim losing the second by a 10-8 Stultz. Jerry Weir replaced base blow/. Eastern's big fifth diamond last Wednesday as hits, with four players Dawson led off with a double, count. ;* Stultz and was immediately Recruiting Is Underway they squeaked past Eastern inning was the deciding frame slamming two hits apiece. Rabbit Richards a single, Second Game Is Slugfest : 1 nicked for a high chop, infield as they plated four-runs off The nightcap was a game of Stultz singled in a run, and 8-7 in the opening game of a single by pitcher Tom Benwell doubleheader and bombed John Lysien, the losing big innings as the Colonels Gentry singled. Wells replaced 'A seven inning slugfest Recruiting for basketball is getting underway in which plated the fourth run of pitcher, on walks to Tim scored all their runs in the Benwell and was tagged for an occurred in the nightcap as colleges around the country and Eastern is no them 8-3 in the nightcap. Saturday's rematch . at the inning. Bruce Gentry, Jones and Stafen, an RBI, fourth and the Eagles coming RBI double by Sam Genesee slammed 15 hits in a Morehead little second double by Milburn (who had back with all of theirs in the exception. Already several top athletes have visited Morehead, however, proved Daughtery and a sacrifice fly losing' effort and the Colonels baseman who has bee^i poison-' his best game of the year with fifth. Stultz, the Morehead •by Stephenson. the campus during the past two weeks. halfway successful for the had eleven. Eastern led 4-2 . to Colonel pitching, struck two hits-and three RBIs), pitcher, survived the Colonel Colonels as they were able to Stultz allowed the Colonels going into the fifth frame Arch Johnson, 6-4, from Breathitt County was at again in the top of the sixth as another walk to Kaelin and uprising to pitch the complete whip the Eagles 7-3, only to only five hits, with Kaelin when Combs and Pennington Eastern on Senior Day and appeared to be impressed he slammed a two run homer run producing singles by game and earn the victory. see their temporary getting two of those. Benwell were bombed for five runt and with the campus and the reception he received. off Benwell (his fourth of the Roger Roberts and Dave Eastern's scoring came on and Wells gave up only six, five hits, giving the visitors satisfaction dissolve quickly as year against the Colonels). Early this week two stars from Louisville high _t rjey drppped the second game Theiler. three straight singles by but unfortunately five of from Michigan a 7-4 lead. schools were on campus. John Luster of Louisville However, Kaelin also struck "4-3. For the season the again as he slammed his Central and Louis Simmons, Manual, guided their Colonels have now lost five of second homer of the game in teams to high rankings in the state during the past six meetings with Morehead. The Colonels completed a the bottom of the inning to bring home two runs and tie it season. six game week last Monday Luster, who stands 6-5, was selected on the up again, setting up Dille's afternon by splitting another winning hit. Morehead had ten All-State Tournament team as well as the All-State twin bill here with Genesee hits to Eastern's six, with Community College from honor squad. He is a demon on the board and is very Kaelin collecting three extra Flint, Michigan, winning 10-8 quick on defense. base hits and five RBI's. and losing 7-5. Simmons is a strong rebounder and measures 6-7. In the doubleheader here Second Game He played on the team that knocked Male off in the against Morehead, the Eagles Never Close finals of the district tournament. Since both the took the opener by breaking a The second game was never winner and loser advance Male went on to capture the 7-7 tie in the top of the close as the Eagles jumped on regional and defend their state championship seventh inning when Mark Colonel starter Billy Wells in Dille, with a runner on second the third inning.. Wells gave up successfully. base, lined a hot grounder that three consecutive walks and A few other names that have entered the recruiting barely stayed fair as it passed was replaced by Craig talks are Ronnie Smith from southern Indiana, Andy first base. This shot, off Schteigh, who once again had Williams, of Georgetown and the Central Kentucky Eastern loser Ernie no luck against the Eagle Conference's leading scorer, and Rodney Woods, a Pennington, drove in the sluggers as he was nicked for deciding run in a game which two sacrifice flies, a single by 5-10 guard from Lone Jack. saw the Colonels make two Val Falcone, and an RBI If you notice any strangers on campus during the big comebacks. double by Gary Cress before next two weeks go out of your way to make them giving way to freshmen Hal feel at home. They might be some very talented Eagles Jump Ahead Roesch. In the inning a Morehead scored five runs on prospects. , The Eagles jumped ahead only two hits, as t his framefor in the first inning against all practical purposes decided OVC Tournament Begins Colonel starter John Comb this game. with four runs on two hits, Eastern's runs came in the Eastern's baseball team will move into the, Ohio two walks and a hit batsman, fourth on Tom Morton's Valley Conference play-offs next weekend. The with Dille's two run single the double and Craig Milburn's Colonels drew Western in the double elimination key blow. Eastern got one in single, and in the sixth on a their half of the first on a two run homer by Ashby, his tourney that will decide the winner of the Eastern walk to Craig Milburn and first of the year. Roesch, who division in the OVC. \._/^' Buzz Ashby's RBI double. finished the game was touched Under the next system, all season records mean Morehead tacked on one for two runs in the fourth and nothing toward the conference title. The winner will more in the second on Reece a solo homer by Dille in the be decided solely on the tournaments. Stephenson's run producing seventh. Dan Dennis went all single to lead 5-1 going into , the way on the mound for the Division favorite, Morehead, will meet East the bottom of the fifth. This Eagles to notch the victory. OUT AT HOME is Colonels pinch runner Chris Jones. The umpire's call to see his fate. Eastern dropped the opener to Tennessee. set the stage for Eastern's Roesch's performance action was in the second game at Turkev Hughes Field on GCC 7-5 and then came back to win the wild second game, Continued on page 7 comeback. In that inning, earned him a starting Monday. Thetop photo shows the catcher of Genesee put the 10-8. Eastern plays tomorrow afternoon against East Dave Staten and Ashby assignment in the opener at tag on Jones and the lower photo shows Jones looking at the Tennessee in Johnson City, Term. \

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Eastern's tennis team Young won by default. .Pat' ONE HR.&UANERS GFO won the University 37-37 tie. r e t u rned from Coo ke ville, Geron won his first set 6-2 but championship in swimming The tennis finals to be held Tenn. this past weekend with lost the second 5-7. However, last week by outscoring Crabs next week shows Art Fields two victories over nationally he bounced back to win the 64-38 in the finals held in and Andy Owens of Beta respected teams while falling third 6-2. CORNER NORTH MCOMD IjjMM ST. Combs Natatorium. Sigma Chi Omicron Gamma pitted to OVC opponent Tennessee Greg Stephenson won over RICHMONP. KENTUCKY finished third with 25 points. against the winner of Hoppy Tech. the Bucs' player 6-3 and 6-4. In the independent class Searcy-Larry Breitenstein of Jim Greenup took two sets' Where Yon Get QueHy Crabs won over GFO with Tau Kappa Epsilon vs. Art Eastern victimized from his opponent by 6-1 and 72-70 scored. PBRs finished Cassil-David Shrout also of Wisconsin State 9-0 in the first 6-3 scores. The only doubles One-Hour Dry Cleaningi And third in this class. Sigma Chi TKE meet. match on Friday. Paul Ballard match won was' by Three-Hour Shkt Sendee topped all fraternities with 48 Charles NaDorff and Bow scored two 6-1 sets over his Stephenson-Ramirez by 6-3 points while Delta Upsilon Richet will meet Albert opponent, John Young went and 6-4 scores. Brown and Pat Mitchel for the 6-1:6-2, and Pat Geron won 4 Days A Week and Sigma Nu fought to a In the 7-2 loss to Tennessee » independent championship. with 6-1 and 6-0 scores. Tech, Paul Ballard took two The winner of this class will Greg Stephenson chalked 6-3 sets from his opponent play the fraternity champt up two 6-0 scores as did Jim While Young-Geron won their April 16 for the University Greenup also. Al Ramirez won doubles match with 8-6 arid In Richmond. . . championship. with 6-1 and 6-0 scores. 6-4 scores. S There is competition in In doubles competition, The winning percentages of soccer this year for the first Geron-Young won with two the players still s'howv time. In the first meeting 6-0 scores and Stephenson- Stephenson out front with Sigma Chi defeated Beta Ramirez took two 6-2 sets .584 with Ramirez quickly Omicron Gamma 1-0. The from the Wisconsin State closing in on him with .511. Continentals, the only players. Ballard-Greenup won Pat Geron is third with .W5,.40$, non-fraternity club, won by with 6-1 and 6-6 scores. John Young fourth with forfeit over Delta Upsilon. - The following day, East Paul Ballard fifth with Despite difficulty in Tennessee fell to the Colonels and Jim Greenup sixth with finding enough fields for the 5-4 in a tight game. John .229. softball games, Wayne Jennings, director of men's Staff Photo by Larry Bwltoy intramurals, said the finals will still be held the Thursday DAVE THEILER beats the throw at third base in Monday's before final week. game against Genesse Community College from Flint, Mich. All intramural activities Theiler, Eastern's freshman centerfielder, later scored in the will end on April 29. opening game of the doubleheader. • RICHMOND DRIVE-IN THEATRE Welcome 4 Miles South on US 25 ■eras Road Ph. 623-1718 Trousers, Slacks, ' Eastern Ends Friday Bisotti's Rated X-Adults Only Students "WHIRLPOOL" Skirts 'THE SEDUCERS" e *nd I Restaurant Saturday 43 Faculty ELVIS PRESLIY FOR YOUR MARY TYLER @ MOORE *» Shirts DRUG STORE NEEDS Home of 'CHANGE OF HABIT e A UNIVERSAL PICTURE • TECHNICOLOR* 15 ElYisin "CLAMBAKE* with dry cleaning order Stocktons the Starts Sunday Rated X-No One under 18 Dru&s Big Brother virsfinrgira Dixie JOE MILLER rize! Andy's Is Pizza Fresh Cleaners & Strawberry Andy's Pizza Pit Laundry

M KASTMAMCOLO* SOUTH SECOND STREET Otm *«,«•. to IS *.«■ KIM POPE/WILUAM QRANNELL 110 South Second St. 623-5400 KURT HOWARD i Expires April 24 "X \ THE EASTERN PROGRESS - Thursday, April 15, 1971 - Page 7 Team Attitude Wells Admired Warren Spahn Pleases Kidd ERA Leader Loves Game BY DOUG VANCE BY DOUG VANCE him to be one of thetop he didn't have a lot of stuff but he always used his head to Progress Sports Reporter Progress Sports Reporter ptichers on the Eastern staff this season. get out of trouble," Wells said. ( For m«t sports fans, this student body and is giving It is generally believed that Operating off a tall, slender "I've always tried to use my time of year it classified as Ralph Gillespie a run for the when spring hits the air a frame, Wells is leading the head like he did." Wells' pitching is controlled • baseball season. But for a k i.c k i n g job.*' young man's heart turns to team with a 2.94 earned run average. He has allowed only mainly by a good fast ball and number of people it is known Progress--" Among the love and baseball, not as spring football practice necessarily in that order. Billy seven hits and has struck- out curve. veterans, who is having a good 13 batters in the 15 innings he "My fast ball is my best season. After two weeks of spring?" Wells is no exception to this practice, Eastern Colonel rule, atleast where baseball is has pitched. pitch, I just try and mix them Kidd-'Tom Gaebler and One reason ' for Wells' up and keep the hitters Coach, Roy Kidd, was Mark Shireman have done concerned. success this season corned honest." j questioned about his team's excellent jobs recently. WaUy Every spring since the age from the study of a former Wells, like many boys, progress, thus far in the Chambers is getting better, if of eight, he has been handed a spring. uniform and glove by some great pitcher in the major began his organized baseball that's possible. The pro scouts I leagues. career in the little leagues. He />t*rew-"Coach how is say he is a definite prospect. coach, and taken the field to i the team's attitude this play baseball. Whether playing started out as an infielder, but James Croudep has been real Admired Warren Spahn ipring?" one of the infield positions or soon changed to his present intimidating in playing both position. inside and'outside linebacker. performing on the mound, "When I was little I always Kidd-"Great. Our kids are Wells has always been filled admired Warren Sphan. I 'They moved me from the Ed Carnvale is giving James infield to the pitching working real hard out there. Wilson a fight for the tight end with love for the game. It is thought he was awful smart 'Blanton Collier was down last probably this love that has led on the'mound. A lot of times mound," noted Wells. "And I spot. And I think Alfred guess the main reason for that week and commented on what Thompson is running real Staff Photo by Schtoy Cox great attitude our team had. was mv inability to hit." well." JUNIOR PITCHER Billy Wells has that The Richmond native The pro scouts have been here Progress~"Do you see any look of determination on his face as he moundsmen in earned run average with a mark of 2.94. He admired Warren Spahn Golfers Achieve attended Madison Central and also talked about it." weakness in the team?" pitches in a relief appearance earlier this f Progress-"Ha\c you made when he was younger and always "tried to High School where he got the KWd-"We must come up season. Wells, a hometown product of opportunity to pitch in two any position changes?" with • strong offensive line. Madison Central High School, leads Eastern use my head like he did." , KJdd-"Yes, we moved two Third Place Finish state tournaments. As a »defensive players, Tom Reid freshman he went to the and Richard Cook to the Eastern's golf team Jack Barber of Ashland, mound for three innings and offensive line and they have changed their schedule last finished 13th in the did not allow a hit or run. As responded well. They seem to week and decided to compete tournament with a total of a senior he started against have a knack for the offensive in the Fox Den Invitational at 160. One stroke behind Ashland. line after seeing what the Knoxville, Tennessee instead Barber were Jim Moore and Following high school, defensive is like. We moved of the Mid-South Classic in Tom Scott who finished tied Wells came to Eastern due to Mike Setters to a wide receiver Sewanee, Tennessee. After for fifteenth place. At 163 the fact, "it was in my from the defensive secondary, looking at the results, it seems was Tim Brown of Eastern hometown and I knew a /and he did a good job. But we that Coach Presnell made a and gave him 19th place. Roc couple of other friends are now going to put him back wise choice. Irey was the sixth Eastern coming here." on defense to bolster our Eastern placed third in the golfer and finished with a 165. Since joining the Colonel depth." tournament behind the host Tuesday the .golf team pitching corp, Wells has been Progras"Hovf does the school, the University of placed second in a triangular used primarily as a relief team look physically?" Tennessee, and Columbus, match against the University pitcher. ': Kidd-"We have been very located in Georgia. The of Kentucky and the Said Wells, "I don't mind fortunate this spring, Most of highlight in the tournament University of Louisville. UK being a relief pitcher, as long sV the guys have stayed healthy. for Eastern was Jim Saunders. won the match with the low as the coach uses me and has r Jimmy Brooks cut his hand on Saunders, a senior from team score of 385. Eastern confidence in my ability. You a fence chasing a kite and had Salem, Ind., shot two rounds finished 12 strokes back with a get to play a lot more this something like 42 stiches of excellent golf which earned 397. Placing third was U. of L. way." Wells once thought of down the palm but we expect him the title of medalist for with a total of 319. Eastern j , him to return before thyend the 36-hole tournament. He now stands 3-1 on the season pitching in the major leagues of practice. Ed Huffman shot par the first day and on in dual competition. but says that goal is beyond sprained an ankle and Doug Friday, even with high winds Jim Moore, a sophomore reach. Greene hurt his leg but we which bothered many of the from Berea, shot the low "Yen, I used to think I ^ expect them back real soon." golfers, Saunders shot a 74, round for Eastern with a 75. could play major league ball, Progress-"H*vt there been only two over par. Coach Presnell was but I don't think I've got any surprizes so far?" Coach Presnell was pleased disappointed with his teams' much chance now. I guess I'll Kidd-"We have a couple of .with Saunder's effort because performance in the triangular just concentrate on being a new players who are looking he said, "some of the finest match. He noted that the coach for now." pretty good. One in particular golfers (collegiate) in the course was hard and dry and Whether its coaching or is Clary Reed, a red-shirted South were in the his golfers had a hard time playing, it seems doubtful that freshman who has been tournament." judging their chip shots to the Billy Wells will ever lose his impressive at halfback. He is Presnell was speaking of green and felt this might have love for baseball when spring " about 5' 11" and 205 pounds George Cadle and Mickey accounted for the high scores. rolls around. «aid is a hard runner. Steve Mabry of* Tennessee who jKinsolving a big boy (6'1", Staff Photos by ScMty Cox Saunders just edged out.

* ■ ■■MO' pounds} has shown a-tot EASTERN'S TOP-OOfcFER^ Jim Saunders, sights a putt third. H» beat out two University oJLTeQnessee golfers, George Mabry, who led after the first SITY ?\ . of spirit. He is a big boy who and then knocks it in the cup. Saunders recently shot a 36 Cadle and Mickey Mabry for th» fiat place. This afternoon round finished third, with a RICHM( likes to run over people. We hole total of 146 in the Fox Den Invitational at Knoxville, Eastern will host Transy and Norfhwoed, Mich, at Arlington in ISO and Cadle shot rounds of "also have a boy Roger Hogg Tenn. to win individual honors and help Eastern to finish a triangular match. EKU is 3-1 going into today's match. 75-74 for a 149 and the ' who just walked in from the runner-up position to ■ ■ Saunders. COMPOSITE SPRING SPORTS SCHEDULE +-+»>^ojf^/^r Tracksters Have OPPONENT srre Greenfield Among Draftees Transylvania, Continued from p»s« 6 > i'. Northwood Home The tournament gets underway on Thursday and ;|Good Performance E. Tenn. Away Austin Peay, will wind up on Saturday providing the weather is On April 7, the Eastern flat. \ Middle Tenn. Away* favorable. .track team participated in a Silvious covered the three E. Tenn (2) Away practice track meet here in mile race in a time of 14 Austin Peay, A .Richmond. The performances minutes, 37.4 seconds, while Middle Tenn. Away* '* of the Eastern runners give Dogwood Relays Away ♦ Greenfield Drafted By Knicks our entire the mile relay team of Miller, Centre, reason to believe that the Cahill, Lewis and Jim Sebree Northwood Awayt squad has the potential for chalked up a time of 3:26.6. Eastern Michigan EKU basketball player Carl Greenfield has been stock of .good showings in future In the field events, high Univ. Home chosen in the NBA's supplementary draft by the New jncets. jumper Ron Seiter, a Xavier Home York Knickerbockers. Greenfield, a 6-6 center from , L In the 440 yard relay, sophomore from Marion, Kentucky State Home /^JBastern recorded a time of, Ohio, cleared S',6". Charles Divisional Roebling, New Jersey, started for the Colonels three spring and .42.4 seconds, and in the mile Dawson recorded distances of Play-off Away years. Divisional A11-American Ken Silvious 44'7" in the triple jump and PMy-Off Away tf covered the distance in 4 2 PI" in the long jump. Western, w—mmmmmm—mmm summer minutes, 2 2.1 seconds Murray Home <*'followed by EKU*s Wilbert Senior David Stealing, Drake Relays Away Davis with a time of 4:27.1. from Auburn, Indiana, Louisville, HOME COOKING .The dash men looked good as recorded a distance of 51'9" Indiana State Gerry Scaringi, a senior from in the shot put and 133*1" in » sw York City, ran the 100 the discus. Seiter cleared You Ar« Always Welcome at... [Pantsui "dash in 10 seconds flat, 13*6" in the pole vault while followed by sophomore junior Don Van Slyke,, a window and junior from Louisville, threw • All types of e/nie Hrubala, from portable Reduced Oceanside, N.Y., with a 10.1. the javelin 159*1", second Fans junior Tom Cahill, from only to Stebling's 164'1". Chrysler GOLDEN RULE CAFE $ $ ivittown, Pennsylvania, ran The track squad suffered a 440 in 52 seconds flat, blow recently when Keith 10. 15 ibala also ran well in the Bertrand pulled a muscle Air Conditioners We are known for good food. 220 as he was clocked at 22.9. which will cause him to miss Duro $ i Hurdler Steve Hurley, from about three weeks. Bertrand is Xenia, Ohio, ran the 120 yard a valuable man as he Home of delicious Honemade Broad 20. hurdles in 18.2 seconds, participates in five events Art Supplies the 44 yard intermediate including the 440, 440 relay, lies in 61.3. Regular 18.80 880 relay, mile relay, and We Have What You Want Hervyn Lewis, a junior sprint medley relay. rom Trinidad, and Gary BankAmericard Master Charge to 34.80 irandon, a sophomore from Next Tuesday, April 20, ihanna, Ohio, each recorded the squad will meet Kentucky Choose from times in the half mile, State and Vincennes Junior Bluegrass S & T*2 was clocked at 1:59 flat College. Starting time is 4:00 polyester knits, hile Brandon ran it in 2:03 pjn. Richmond Plaza Slopping Center rayon/acetate, Happiness acrylics, boucle H >fle knits, others. \ Iswhat I sell! getting'" rid" of'• Sleeveless, short BURGERMATIC financial worries so you or long sleeves i can "live a little". You find many colors... ON lASTttN IY-FASS this happiness' in our spe- n& cial cash-value life insur- solids, stripes, I ance plans for Seniors and prints.. .Jr. <0 noinburgcrs 18* Graduate Students. Petites, Jun Add this special kind of happiness to your life — end Mines 'Home Cooked Food' French Fries 20' I'll be glad to help you sizes Chuck Wagon. doit. Charles Johnson N. 2nd St. Creamy Milkshakes 9outh\ 100 torn Lift* m 1750 Alexandria Dr.. Lexinfton. Ky. Bus. 277-6161 A/C 606 im

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'. -2- Page 8 - Thured«y, April 15, 1971 - THE EASTERN PROGRESS f Ex-Addicts Recall Habit Placement Aids In Drug Abuse Program Jobless Grads j Eastern's Placement Service to contact the service who wijt, I helps graduates and employers, duplicate the form ao$ "I didn't have any idea that the police and had my choice "I hustled, stole and used get in contact with each other. forward it to the interested I was addicted to drugs until it of five years in prison or other illegal means to obtain Created in 1928, it employer. was too late for nie to stop coming here. I decided to money for more dope. Then I provides up-to-date job listings There is no charge to tfctej ^ using them," said Bruce. come here, hoping that C.R.C. got busted for possession of in many fields and offers the student or the employer. Bruce, along with another will help me ' cure my marijuana." applicant opportunities to be There has been x. drug addict from Lexington's addiction. When I leave this interviewed by prospective tremendous change in National Institute of Mental place, I. hope to gain Common Background employers. recruiting of college gradual Health Clinical Research admission to Malcom X It helps job candidates in the past two yeaitgj: Center (C.R.C.), spoke to University in Chicago," he meet the employers, but does according to John Vickeri^ Both males agreed that head of the service. Eastern students last said. drug addicts have common not guarantee a job. r-» Dick, another Wednesday. The service, located on the twenty-four-year-old said, backgrounds. All addicts lack Needs Un-met The drug abuse program, a solid parent-child third floor of the Jones "My father is a retired Army which had been cancelled relationship. The addict will Building, prepares a monthly officer. Soon afteri graduated "Until the last two years,^ twice due to snow, was held in not have a complete work bulletin that is distributed on from high school, I joined the he said, "we have been unat the lounge of Keene Hall. The record and usually has some campus and is available in the Armed Forces. I had taken to meet the needs of teachc two addicts and C.R.C.'s type of delinquent record. placement office. FYI drugs before I went into the industry and government. director answered students' Also addicts can be associated publishes information about Army. "This has changed entire!* questions relating to drugs. with an unacceptable behavior job interviews also. to a buyers market. Within tH$ Both of the addicts pattern. Staff Photo by Larry Baltey last two years the number of. sentenced to C.R.C. had been Habit Repeated Dr. David Guerst, director Requirements Listed representatives from industr caught with drugs. They had FIRST HAND KNOWLEDGE is what EKU Health Clinical Center spoke to the students of C.R.C, said, "25% of the students heard when they went to a panel about their personal experiences with drugs and businesses has dccreas the choice of facing a prison country's population is For the first four months discussion about drug abuse. Residents of and some of the results of drug usage. A map lists the by 25%. We have been havl^M^ term or being admitted to of the Army, I stayed away addicted to some type of drug 80 or more business artd^l C.R.C. for six months with Lexington's National Institute of Mental requirements for teaching in from drugs. But then I began and these people may not every state of the union. industry representatives £fc the following three years as an to crave them again so I even realize this fact. Nearly visit the placement office out-patient. Magazines and company files repeated my habit. 60% of the people who enter describe various careers. A file annually. :»:* "I was later sent to C.R.C. had a barbiturate ' ' W e will hay* i Middle Class TQ Council On Student Affairs is kept on every person who Vietnam, where an opium fix habit; this drug helps to applies for a job through the approximately 6 4£ is only five minutes away relieve pain. Don't try to kick service. representatives to recruit oft; "I'm from a middle class from wherever you may be. the barbiturate problem our campus this year. Moftg family in Chicago," said An applicant begins by Opium, in Nam, is cheaper without medical help." Drug Proposal Submitted filling out a form containing people are available than tfttf twenty-four year old Bruce. jobs to be filled* and stronger than it is in the Dr. Guerst extended an five references. When any "Before I entered college I got Representatives only seek tt United States. I got hooked invitation to Eastern's prompt good and useful employer asks for references, in trouble with the law. I went and began taking seven doses students arid faculty members A proposal submitted by The program will be evaluated top people from-each- field JSj the Advisory Committee on discussion. the applicant simply asks him to the University of Tennessee of opium a day. I would take to visit Mattrox house and at the end of one year and he said. Drug Abuse, has been •Train these group on a basketball scholarship. a strong dose before I went to counterpart, C.R.C. There are re-evaluated every six months "Response from studc approved by the Council on leaders prior to the beginning' Soon after college started, I sleep at night so the pain afterwards. in most instances is good," h«p tours and group sessions to all Student Affairs and Dr. of the Fall semester '71 became friends with the would be bearable during the •Implimentation of this said, "with the exception of &£: interested citizens on the Robert R. Martin. through a special training. wrong type of people. Most of next day. weekend. proposal shall be the joint the insurance business. MotdT;' my friends were taking drugs, Preparation has begun on program to consist of medical responsibility of the Office of Prom students want to start at thej the seven point proposal. The information, psychological so I became involved with Student Affairs and the Continued from page 1 top and not first become drugs too. advisory committee feels that information, group leadership Student Association. , underwriter and work up ttfi "I started smoking grass it should be instituted for the and dynamics, counseling, etc. Members of the committee higher job position." and then began to pop pills. Summer School fall semester, 1971-72 school *Plan and conduct one are: Margaret Skaggs, and "ID cards must be At one period in my life as an year. or two campus wide programs President of Women's presented to obtain a ticket." Job Opportunities *>: addict, I was taking heroin These are the seven points per semester concerning drug Inter-dorm Council; Robert The pre-prom concert, three times per day. My habit Deadline Today of the approved proposal: abuse with control and Brooks, President of Men's featuring the Guess Who, a Job opportunities are most- became quite expensive, as the ♦Obtain interested implementation of these Inter-dorm Council; Dr. Calvin Canadian rock group (see On critical in the areas of history^ drugs cost me between $75 students through a voluntary programs to be with students. Tolar, Director of the the Arts, page 3) will be held English, physical educations: The office of the Registrar summer term. process conducted by and That a permanent at 8 Friday night in Alumni sociology, psychology, aii£ and $100 per day. I was also reports that today is. the Summer school is Ellendale Counceling Center; drinking heavily. through the Student central location be set up as Dr. W.R. Houston, Director of Coliseum. home economics. deadline for notifying their scheduled from June 14 to mor "I wasn't allowed to return Association Office. an information center on drug • the Student Health Center; Free tickets are available Openings are *i office regarding summer August 6. Students may take a •Train these interested abuse for use by all who desire for seniors only. The concert abundant in die fields o£ to college my senior year school attendance. maximum of nine credit Dr. Jack Croughan, U.S. students to work with small to do so. To be included in Public Health Service; Mr. Jim is open to all students. science, industrial education,. because of my drug problem. I Students should fill out hours. The office of Academic groups. Set up programs at this center are films, slides, Conkwright, Director of Men's Advance tickets are $2 with library science, counseling^: went back to Chicago hoping cards at the Registrar's Affairs expects summer term their bidding for small film strips, books, etc. Residence; Miss Mary Glass, an ID and $3.50 al the door, special education, aru£' to secure a job. But I wasn't window indicating a desire for schedule books to be available able to obtain any type of job, discussions in places they •These programs of Program Director for Women's and can be purchased at the elementary education. a registration packet for the by April 16. as I had a juvenile delinquency deem appropriate. Have Drug Abuse Education are to Residence; and James A. cashiers window in the The placement office is record. available to them materials continue from the specified Pratt, President of Student administration building or the open from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. "Later I was picked up by wsaffimM

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