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10-20-1956 UA19/17/1/4 Football Program - WKU vs Eastern Kentucky University WKU Athletic Media Relations

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Alumni, Former Students And Friends.~ WELCOME TO HOMECOMING! ! ! All of us at Western are happy to have you on the Hilltop for this 50th Anniversary Homecoming celebra­ tion. Each year we look forward to this day when you show your loyalty to Western by coming back to this place of happy memories. You wi!! always be a part of Western. We have missed you. The large number of students enrolled and their fine quality, however, pre­ sents abundant evidence that although absent you have been strong and loyal in the support of your college. For this loyalty and support, we are grateful. You wi!! find some changes on your campus, but the Western spirit is unchanged. You have helped build it; you are helping us to keep it. May your visit be so pleasant that you wi!! come back often. I hope to see you at the Homecoming Reception at the Paul L. Garrett Student Center after the game. May the year ahead be the best you have ever known and the memories of today be so pleasant that you wi!! come back again and again. Sincerely,

Kelly Thompson President Thompson President

1956 50th ANNIVERSARY HOMECOMING 1956 Western Kentucky State College Bowling Green, Kentucky FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19 10:30 A.M. Van Meter Auditorium, Home· 7:00 P.M. Baseball Field, Bonfire and Pep coming Chapel. Rally. 12 Noon Helm Hotel Western Players' 9:00 P.M. 1.00 A. M. Student Center, Home· Luncheon. coming Dance, music by Red & Gray. 1:00 P.M. Homecoming Parade on Campus SATURDAY. OCTOBER 20 and in Stadium. 8:00 A.M. Fer,ell's Res tau ran t, College 2:00 P.M. Western Stadium. Heights Herald Breakfast. WESTERN vs. EASTERN 9:00 A.M. Manhattan Towers, Music Depart· 4:00 P.M. Student Center, Feature Home­ ment Breakfast. coming Reception. 9:00 A.M. Kentucky Building, Art Club 7:00 P.M. Helm Hotel, W·Club Dinner. Coffee. 7:00 P.M. Helm Hotel. Small Dining Room, 9:00 A.M. 12:00 Noon Kentucky Building, dinner for wives and guests of W Featuring watercolors by Mr. Ivan Club members. Wilson. 9:00 P.M. Midnight Student Center, Shadow 9:00 A.M. 12:00 Noon Art Gallery, Cherry Hop, music by Red & Gray. Hall room 300, Oil Painting Exhibit An all day exhibition in Room 315, Cherry courtesy of Studio Guild. Redding, Hall, will be given by the Penmanship Conn. Department. Deemer's Flowers SPORTS CORSAGES AND CUT FLOWERS CENTER RA Y-DOWNING-OLDHAM Flowers-By-Wire 926 State St. 861 Fairview Phone VI 3-3201 Ph. VI 3-8571 HILLTOPPER SENIORS

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WESTERN'S ROSTER No. Name Class Age Ht. Wt. Position Hometown 20 DeLane Simpson Soph. 19 6- 0 175 Fullback Portsmouth, Va. 22 Kenny Griffith Soph. 19 5- 9 165 Quarterback Paducah, Ky. 24 Bill Strawn Sr. 22 6- 4 240 Center Norfolk, Va. 25 Bob Bradford Fr. 19 6- 0 200 Tackle Bellevue, Ky. 26 Ted Revack Sr. 23 6- 2 210 Tackle Pittsburgh, Pa. 27 Bill Holt Jr. 22 6- 2 200 End Sturgis, Ky. 28 Ken Barrett Jr. 24 5- 9 165 Halfback Princeton, Ky. 29 Bob Clark Soph. 20 5-11 170 Halfback Portsmouth, Va. 30 Mickey Riggs Soph. 22 5-10 180 Halfback Portsmouth, Va. 31 Buck Lawson Soph. 19 5-11 205 Center Bowling Green, Ky. 33 Carroll VanHooser Jr. 20 6- 0 190 Quarterback Marion, Ky. $4 Larry Nutter Fr. 18 6- 2 217 Tackle Sheffield, Ill. 35 Bill Curry Fr. 22 6- 6 235 Tackle Versailles, Ky. 38 Jim Chambliss Sr. 21 6- 1 175 Halfback Sturgis, Ky. 39 Jerry Brantley Jr. 20 6- 2 190 End Morganfield, Ky. 40 Wayne Duncan Sr. 21 5- 8 185 Fullback Erlanger, Ky. 41 Herb Wassom Fr. 17 6- 0 195 Guard Spring City, Tenn. 42 Vince Hancock Soph. 22 6- 0 200 Guard Danville, Ky. 43 Charles Newton Fr. 18 6- 1 180 Guard Bowling Green, Ky. 44 Ralph Wilder Fr. 18 5-11 Hi:) Quarterback Corbin, Ky. 45 Leon Dunagan Jr. 21 6- 1 200 Guard Louisville, Ky. 46 James Matthews Fr. 19 6- 2 178 End Versailles, Ky. 48 Jerry Brewer Soph. 19 5-10 180 Halfback Paducah, Ky. 49 J ack Johnson Sr. 21 6- 0 180 Halfback Evansville, Ind. 50 Rod Bagby Soph. 20 6- 0 210 Fullback Covington, Ky . . 51 David Griggs Soph. 18 6- 5 205 Center Morganfield, Ky. 52 Clarence Baker Soph. 23 5- 8 185 Guard Portsmouth, Va. 53 Ray Weaver Jr. 24 6- 1 210 Center Covington, Ky. 54 Richard Tucker Fr. 20 6- 3 245 Tackle - Paducah, Ky. 55 Carroll Speer Sr. 20 6- 2 215 Guard Mayfield, Ky. 56 Oscar Mitchell Fr. 18 6- 5 200 End Princeton, Ky. 57 Mike Moriarity Sr. 20 6- 4 210 End Cannonsburg, Pa. 58 David Miller Fr. 17 5-81/2 160 Halfback Corbin, Ky. 59 Bobby Knaggs Fr. 21 5- 9 165 Halfback Portsmouth, Va. 60 Roger Duncan Fr. 24 5- 8 175 Halfback Bowling Green, Ky. 61 Bob Howard Fr. 19 6- 1 185 Center Corbin, Ky. 62 J ames 'Yogi' Hardin Soph. 19 5-10 205 Guard Portsmouth, Va. 63 Don Anderson Fr. 18 6- 3 214 Tackle Knoxville, Tenn. 64 Ronald Ellison Fr. 18 5-10 215 Tack'le Corbin, Ky. 65 Twyman Patterson Jr. 21 6- 2 230 Tackle Louisville, Ky. 66 Denny Wedge Fr. 17 6- 1 175 Quarterback Point Pleasant, W. Va. 67 Wayne Perry Fr. 20 6- 2 200 Tackle Franklin, Ky. 68 J 02 Cunningham Jr. 21 6- 0 130 End Sturgis, Ky. 69 Tom Fry S09h. IS 5- 6 165 Halfback Covington, Ky. Shop At It's HERMAN SEARS CORNER STATE & TENTH FOR SPORTS. HARDWARE. PAINT • !AUSE

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FB Simpson 20

20 Delane Simpson 40 Wayne Duncan 56 Oscar Mitchell 22 Kenny Griffith 41 Herb Wassom 57 Mike Moriarity 24 Bill Strawn 42 Vince Hancock 58 David Miller 25 Bob Bradford 43 Charles Newton 59 Bobby Knaggs 26 Ted Revack 44 Ralph Wild.r 60 Roger Duncan 27 Bill Holt 45 Leon Dunagan 61 Bob Howard 28 Ken Barrett 46 James Matthews 62 James 'Yogi' Hardi~ 29 Bob Clark 48 Jerry Brewer 63 Don Anderson 30 Mickey RiSgs 49 Jack Johnson 64 Ronald Ellison 31 Buck Lawson 50 Rod Bagby 65 Twyman Patterson 33 Carroll VanHooser 51 David 'Griggs 66 Denny Wedge 34 larry Nutter 52 Cloranee Baker 67 Wayne Perry 35 Bill Curry 53 Ray Weaver 68 Joe Cunningham 38 Jim Chambliss 54 Richard Tucker 69 Tom Fry Jerry 55 Carroll Speer

OFFICIALS Referee: Dave Scoby (Vanderbilt), Nashville, Tenn., Umpire: Roy Patey (Union), Jackson, Tenn., Head Linesman: William Pack, Tu llahoma, Tenn., Field Judge: Jack Durkin (Kentucky), Lexington, Ky.

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QB Rodgers 82

LH RH Sebest Bishop 60 70

FB Callahan 20

15 Ed . Ritt.r. QB 61 Gerold Walton, G 81 Darrell Moor., T 16 Durbin Hade, Jr. FB 62 Edward Miller, G 82 Jack Rodger., 17 Jim Wood, Fa 63 William Gill, HB 84 Arnel Hutchcraft 18 Tom Schult., E 64 Paul R. Thomas, E 85 James 20 Rob •. E. Callahan, Fa 65 Elmer Correll, HB 87 Ralph Co,,,ig,60. 21 John Gorrell, C 68 Jerry Wilhoit, E 88 StevB Herczeg, 41 Chas. Sammons, G 70 David E. Bishop, HB 89 Don Stahl, E 42 Sal Marchase, , 71 Roy Hortman, HB 90 Don Hortman, T 43 James D. Patton, T 73 Orville Howard, E 91 L. Higgenbotham,

44 Earl Knight, Jr 'f T 74 Don Walton, T 92 Gerold A. Boyd. 4S Bobby Thompson, H8 7S James E. Conley, FB 9S Jerry E. Abney, , 46 Gary Jump, HB 76 Claude Sammons, E 97 Ernest Marchetti, G 56 Eddie Bass, QS 77 Buddy Wollin, G 98 Robert Tishue, T 58 Ronnie D. Polly, OS 78 Rolph Cler., HB 99 Jimmy B. Black, G 59 Shannon Johnson, H8 79 Irvin B. Franklin, E 60 John Sabes., HB 80 Ronald White, E

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ROSTER No. Name Class Age Ht. Wt. Position Hometown 15 Ed. Ritter Fr. 19 6- 0' 190' Quarterback Richmond, Ky. 16 Durbin Hade Jr. Fr. 21 5-10' 190' Fullback Irvine, Ky. 17 Jim Wood Fr. 19 5-10' 190' Fullback Newport, Ky. 18 Tom Schulte Jr. 21 6- 2 190' End Newport, Ky. 20' Robert E. Callahan Soph. 21 6- 0' 20'0' Fullback Lebanon, Ky. 21 John Gorrell Fr. 19 5-11 20'0' Center Russell, Ky. 41 Chas. Sammons Soph. 20' 5-11 195 Guard Raceland, Ky. 42 Sal Marchase Soph. 20' 5-11 20'5 Tackle Dunmore, Pa. 43 James D. Patton Soph. 21 5-10' 210' Tackle Lexington, Ky. 44 Earl Knight, Jr. Soph. 23 6- 4 260' Tackle Waverly, Ohio 45 Bobby Thompson Sr. 23 5- 9 168 Halfback Charlotte, N. C. 46 Gary Jump Soph. 20' 5- 9 160' Halfback Erlanger, Ky. 56 Eddie Bass Jr. 22 5- 9 160' Quarterback Fairhope, Ala. 58 Ronnie D. Polly Soph. 21 6- 2 175 Quarterback Lexington, Ky. 59 Shannon Johnson Fr. 19 5-10' 177 Halfback Irvine, Ky. 60' John Sebest Jr. 22 6- 0' 190' Halfback Duquesne, Pa. 61 Gerald Walton Fr. 20' 5-10' 185 Guard Lexington, Ky. 62 Edward Miller Soph. 20' 6- 0' 20'5 Guard Whellersburg, Ohio 63 William Gill Fr. 21 5-10' 175 Halfback Merchantville, N. J . 64 Paul R. Thomas Jr. 21 6- 1 185 End New Boston, Ohio 65 Elmer Correll Soph. 21 5- 9 178 Halfback Neon, Ky. 68 Jerry Wilhoit Soph. 20' 5-11 175 End Loyall, Ky. 70' David G. Bishop Soph. 20' 6- 0' 190' Halfback Covington, Ky. 71 Roy Hortman Jr. 26 5-10' 190' Halfback Dayton, Ohio 73 Orville Howard Fr. 19 6- 0' 185 End Pineville, Ky. 74 Don Walton So ph. 21 5-10' 180' Tackle Lexington, Ky. 75 James E. Conley Fr. 21 5-10' 190' Fullback Russell, Ky. 76 Claude Sammons Fr. 22 6- 2 175 End Raceland, Ky. 77 Buddy Wallin Soph. 24 5-10' 191 Guard Lexington, Ky. 78 Ralph Clere Fr. 19 5- 9 160' Halfback Ashland, Ky. 79 Irvin B. Franklin Fr. 19 6- 2 20'5 End Paintsville, Ky .. 80' Ronald White Soph. 20' 5-11 180' End Erlanger, Ky. 81 Darrell Moore Fr. 19 5-11 215 Tackle Madisonville, Ky. 82 Jack Rodgers Jr. 22 5-10' 190' Quarterback Covington, Ky. 84 Arnel Hutchcraft Soph. 20' 6- 1 190' Center Lexington, Ky. 87 Ralph Consiglio Jr. 21 5-10' 195 Guard Duquesne, Pa. 90 Don Hortman Sr. 24 6- 3 20'5 Tackle Dayton, Ohio !JI Lewis Higgenbotham Soph. 24 6- 2 220' Center St. Claireville, Ohio 92 Gerald A. Boyd Sr. 21 5-11 20'5 Center Uniontown, Pa. 95 J erry E. Abney Soph. 21 5-11 220' Tackle Newport, Ky. 97 Ernest Marchetti Jr. 21 6- 0' 20'0' Guard Mobile, Ala. 98 Robert Tishue Sr. 23 6- 3 210' Tackle Uniontown, Pa. 99 Jimmy Bruce. Black So ph. 19 6- 1 245 Guard Harrodsburg, Ky.

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HEAD COACH GLENN E. PRESNELL Glenn Presnell, former AU... EASTERN'S MAROONS American and professional grid' star, is beginning his third year' as head football coach of the East-· ern Kentucky Maroons this falL Two years ago, in his initial year as of the Ma­ roons, Presnell guided the Eastern Kentuckians to their most success­ ful gridiron season in history, their' first Ohio Valley Conference cham-· pionship, and a trip to the Tange-· rine Bowl, largest of all the small'. college post-season bowl games. And, last year, working with only a handful of lettermen, most of" whom with very little experience ' and a group of hard working' freshmen, the beloved and respect­ ed Presnell surprised the experts in compiling a 5-4-1 record in play­ ing the toughest schedule ever at­ tempted by an Eastern team.

LINE COACH FRED DARLING A former Eastern Little All­ American, Fred joined the Eastern-. coaching staff in lQ47 as assistant to Tom Samuels, then line coach, · while he was still working on his ' Master's degree. Fred turned down the big offers : to come to Eastern, and, while ­ here, he participated in football, . basketball, and track. His fresh­ MAROON COACHES man year, he was the high scorer ' HORACE HARPER GLENN PRESNELL FRED DARLING and team captain of the frosh cage Assistant Coach Head Coach Line Coach team. The next three years saw Darling being named All-KIAC · tackle, and, his senior year, he was ' chosen on the Little All-American. squad .

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