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Eastern Progress Eastern Progress 1962-1963 Eastern Kentucky University Year 1962 Eastern Progress - 30 Nov 1962 Eastern Kentucky University This paper is posted at Encompass. http://encompass.eku.edu/progress 1962-63/11 **m**rmm ■ ■ Basketballers Letter To The Pictured Editor ■ Page 2 Page 4 oewzss 'Setting The Pace In A Progressive Era' 40th Anniversary Year No. II Student Publication of Eastarn Kentucky Stata College, Richmond, Kentucky Friday, Novmber 30. 1962 Eastern Cagers Make Debut Eastern Debate Team For 62-63 Season Monday Night Enters Tourney In W Jim Baechtold s first, present* JeJ-jg* ^JgJ* ",&Rookie Dennis Bradley, a 6-4 Louisville Tomorrow W&rZSSLFSZ Monday ^% tirX^^TT^ \ SOP=C from L^«% Lafa- the most e Maroons open their campaign much progress as pleasant surprises to this point. Eastern's debate team enters Carolyn King with the negative positions." he commented, "a nil posts being filled with Jay Rob- against Miami' University of Ox- we need better offensive rebound- -We hnve thought that he may be competition for the first time this ford, Ohio. a year away from varsity action, year tomorrow when they par- erts and David Taylor. A capacity crowd of some 3,000 "offensively, the aMroons should but he has come a long way this ticipate in the annual Kentucky On novice team for the affirma- is assured for the 8 p.m. (EST) tip- year and we now include him Intercollegiate Debate Contest at tive Is James Brag and Tom Oof- be stronger than last year, "es- fey and debating the negative is off at Weaver Gym that will be pecially down the middle. Baech- among our plans." Bellarmine College in Louisville. preceded by a 5:48 preliminary told has gotten exceller. t scoring He needs game experience, of Although last year was its first William Campbell and Lynn contest between the Baby Maroons punch from 8-7 senior center, Ron course, but he'll give us the depth debating season. Eastern captured Farris. and Lees Junior College. we need." third place in the same tourna- Others making the trip to Louis- Pickett, and guards Rupert Step- ament and now has moved It to the ville as alternates or observers Baechtold. a former Eastern hens, 8-1 senior, Lee Lemos, 6-4 Lost from last year's team were are: William Hall, Joe Dunn, and All-American and NBA star, owns sophomore, and Herman Smith guards Larry Parks and Carter Kentucky colleges for the one-day Brandenburg, and forward Ray affair. Glen Anderson. a 8-8 varsity coaching record go- 8-2 Junior. Last fall Eastern sponsored its Assisting Mrs. Alebander with ing into his first full season as Defense Sparkles Gardner. Parks presently Is coach first annual Pioneer Debate Tourn- head coach. He assumed control of the freshman team. the debate team is Mr. John Lee- Defensively, the Maroons have ament and now has moved to the son and Mr. Joe Johnson. of the varsity squad In mid-sea- sparkled, on occasions. "Our de- spring semester because of other son last year, following the sur- fense still is too spotty, Baech- debating invitations. prise resignation of Paul McBray- told said," but I think Pickett and Earlier this semester Carolyn er and guided the Maroons to a Stephens will be two of the finest King and John Rogers participated racehorse finish and a three-way defensive players we'll see this. Fallout Shelter in a warm-up session at Berea, Elementary share of runner-up honors in the winning their only round. Ohio Valley Conference. He calls Bob Tolan, a 6-8 Junior I Seven Non-Conference TBta who becomes eligible for the first | Numerous Debates Planned Monday's battle with the Red- time since transferring from a Numerous intercollegiate debates Principals skins from the Mid-American Con- mASTFRN KENTUCKT 1MS-4S BASKETBALL MABOONB: Front row, rfom left: Roy Fannin, Ison- Purdue Extension School, one of Areas Planned v.M™~rtKen* Russell Springs; Noble Young. Junction City, and Herman MhlM have been planned by the Eastern ' ference will mark, the first of seven the keys to our success this year.' Second row Paul Mot ey. student trainer; Dennis Bradley, Lexington; Julius Fey, Cincinnati; Kay team for later in the semester, ac- consecutive games against foes For the first time In a long Morris, MonUceuo;^ Lemos, California, Ky„ and Jack Orlpshover Student manager. Back row: cording to debate coach Mrs. Meet Here outside the OVC. Following the while, we may have an adequate lack Adams assistant coach; Jim Werk, Camden, Ohio; Ron Pickett, Frankfort; Bob Tolan, Cedar Amiee Alexander. Eastern has ac- Miami contest at Richmond, the replacement for our starting cen- For Campus Lake Ind RUM Mueller. Erlanger. and Jim Baechtold. head coach. The Maroons open Baechtold s cepted invitations from Ball State, The Kentucky Educational As- Maroons Journey to Ohio to meet ter." Tolan's biggest value Is his first 'full varsity season Monday when they host Miami University of Ohio. __ New York City College, Miami of defending NIT champ Dayton on outstanding defensive play. Ohio, Emory University, and sociation and the Department of Saturday and tough Toledo the fol- Elementary School Principals are The Maroons should have good Civil Defense measures are in Berea. lowing Monday. scoring-punch from at least four- The national detiate topic this Jointly sponsoring the annual con- Following a home clash wlth the planning stages for Eastern's ference of elementary school prin- Ohio positions. Baechtold has singled campus and certain areas are soon year is, "Resolved, that the non- Wittenberg, of Springfield. ' out Pickett, a 49 per cent field The Twain Are Meeting- communists nations of the world cipals yesterday and today at Eas- Baechtold takes his cagers to goal shooter in preseason preps, to be designated as fallout shelter tern. Approximately 300 principals Shreveport, La., for a three-game should establish an economic com- are expected to attend the meet- Stephens, Werk, and Lemos. areas capable of containing at munity." . set at tue Gulf-South Classic Dec- Drawing heaviest praise from least 3000 people. Receiving serveral first place ings in Eastern's new (2 million ember 27-29. The first opponent Coach Baechtold have been Pickett Dr. George Noss Explains East- West Donovan building. Dr. Henry Martin, Dean of Stu- awards last year In various tourn- for the Maroons will be Texas and Stephens. aments, the debate coaches an- Featured speaker of the two-day Christian University. Keen Competition dents, revealed the plans in an in- ticipate a successful season with conference will be Dr. Ross M. Baechtold calls his team phy- Competition has been extremely terview Tuesday and said that as the return of key members of last Coxe, associate director of the sically sound" for the opener, but NBA project for the academically cites offensive rebounding and for- keen. "In fact," Baechtold said, soon as more final arrangements Differences In Discussion Group Meeting year's team and the addition of "we have had to revise our scor- new talent. talented student. ward play as •'trouble spots." are made—in about two weeks — An associate professor In the "We are well pleased with the ing system somewhat because the a mineographed sheet of instruc- missionary fervor from their re- the desire to abolish private pro- kids fighting so hard for positions By DON COFFE* perty and are not so interested in Two Fill Affirmative Posts College of Education at Wayne ohysical condition of the/squad, 1 tions will be (riven to every person Progress JMafl Writer volution, but, he added, "they are The affirmative varsity team is State University, Dr. Coxe will de- thsj.tbey ^er^n *'playing. aa .a it- A* they slow political solutions as we. he*««,•-"fir recent scrimmages team but as individuals. This nor- connected with Eastern so that he composed of John Rogers and liver the two major addresses. His they have appeared vjelf poised e Eastern Student ***&t£3*.o!£%m modify their In- -He remarked, nwme people if .topic at the first general assembly fch work- mally Is si healthy situaUon—to see will know exactly what to do in Group heard Dr. George Noss, foreign countries laugh at tlfc and strong throughout to plenty of competition, that is—but professor of philosophy at Berea stitutions so that they will become Thursday afternoon will be "A out*." case of an alert. more like ours." American party system, saying Qualified Principal Improves the All-OVC forward, senior Jim in this case, we felt that we could College, speak on "Philosophical that the United States actually has get better team play if we re- The Corps of Army Engineers Differences as a Barrier to Inter- Americans Are Political Instructional Program," and at the Werk, Eastern's leading scorer four parties since both the Repu- Friday morning session, he will mark, is vised our system.' has made a survey of all campus national Understanding" In Wal- He gave frequent flashbacks into blican and Democratic parties arc Anthropologist last season with a 17.2 The two biggest battles have the American experience. Dr. Noss discuss "Principals In Action." nursing a hand injury. and Lee buildings and has designated safe nut Hall Wednesday night. split on liberal-conservative lines. been at the guard posts and one The group, estimated at 200 peo- commented that Americans are a He added that due to the results Specific duties of the principal Lemos, an impressive sophomore shelter areas within the buildings. political nation. "Our documents will be the focal point of this af- guard, has a minor arm ailment. forward position, Stephens, Lemos ple, was told by Dr.