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Eastern Kentucky University Year 1971
Eastern Progress - 01 Apr 1971
Eastern Kentucky University
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48th Year, Number 26 Student Publication of Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond, Ky. 8 Pages April 1,1971 Committee Recommends Voluntary ROTC BY ROBERT A. BABBAGE, JR. military science by choosing reinstated. The Council on programs. The committees were, years later. The report the size of the sample may be Charles Gibson; Rodger Gunn; from a list of options. Furthermore, the "recent changes in ROTC at concluded after observation of adequate...consideration must Academics Editor Academic Affairs will Leslie Leach; Clyde J. Lewi's; The report, passed by the determine that "point." committee feels that these institutions similar to Eastern, fact s available, that also be given to the fact that Al Patrick; Ned L. Warren and Council on Academic Affairs The report also calls for changes will "call to the developments at the national compulsory exposure to basic the survey did not present the A.L. Whitt, Jr. In a 39-page report, the and Faculty Senate, will consideration of raising the attention of each freshman level, student attitudes (at ROTC is directly related to a names of, or the number of, Students on the committee ROTC study committee has become effective only if credit hour value of the ROTC and sophomore the EKU) regarding ROTC, student choice to continue students who do not object to who signed the report were recommended that military passed by the Board of courses to three hours credit importance of ROTC, financial implications of the taking military science. Eastern's current ROTC James A Pratt, committee science 101 and 102 not be Regents tomorrow afternoon. per semester. including career possibilities, program, and qualitive aspects An examination of program." co-chairman; Charles Abner, required of freshman male ROTC classes presently while at the same time of the program." insitutions similar to EKU Jr.; Mark F. Cowman; Danny Student Survey students, effective in the fall Enrollment Drop meet on every other Friday, as providing a range of course In the report it is stated showed that one-fourth of the Ray Fannin: James Larry of 1971. three-hour classes do. The options in lieu of ROTC." that ROTC first came to schools who are members of Fields; Randall Jay The committee further The committee credit-hour suggestion is to be Eastern in 1936. It became the AASCU (American The Student Association Honeycutt; Charles B. Long; stated that "if the ROTC recommends that the present studied further. mandatory in the fall of 1961, Association of State Colleges conducted a survey earlier this Don Cecil Meade; and Steve enrollment drops beyond a High Quality Continued option program in effect for The committee states that .after recommendation by and Universities) have semester to determine student Bryan Stanley. sophomore men be extended point necessary to maintain the major changes outlined in The study committee President Robert Martin, and compulsory ROTC. Eastern is opinion on the matter. Some to the freshman level. Thus, the program," then a review a member. 960 students favored a the report are "consistent expressed its concern that the approval of the Board of When asked his opinion of freshmen could choose to take will be conducted and the Regents. voluntary ROTC program, but with readily identifiable Eastern's ROTC program be Additions the report. Col. Joseph L. the basic ROTC courses, or mandatory program could be these results, not the results of national and regional and state maintained "at a high level of The mandatory program Pilant, Professor of Military substitute courses in places of recommended to be those who favor the present trends with regards to ROTC quality and productivity." was considered necessary at Recent additions of ROTC Science and chairman of the program, were sent to the If their major the time in order to retain programs have majnly been in military science department committee. recommendation regarding ROTC on the Eastern campus. the southern midwestern said, "1 favor the report." states. The report points out The ROTC study extension of the optional In the few years prior to 1961 Dr. Rowlette, Vice courses to freshmen (with the Eastern's ROTC program was that while national enrollment committee conducted its own President for Research and stipulation concerning not producing enough officers in ROTC has decreased, survey of some 810 freshmen Development, and chairman currently taking the course. reinstatement of the in the army to warrant officer production has of the committee, said that he mandatory program if the continued expenditure and increased. 17.4% said they would have definitely favors the report as enrolled in ROTC as an need arises) is accepted, the support by the U.S. Also noted was a shift in did the entire committee by elective subject. 5.2% said "high quality and productive government. ROTC from compulsory to virtue of their signatures on voluntary programs. they planned to take advanced ROTC program" will be 1 Officer For Every 16.6 the document. continued. The study of ROTC made courses. "I certainly favor the The study committee In 1967, for every 16.6 by the Student Association The faculty members who report," he said, "and feel divided into five freshmen who enrolled in was declared . "not a true signed the report were John that the members ought to be sub-committees to facilitate ROTC, one officer was random sample." The D. Rowlette, committee commended for their work on their study. eventually produced four committee noted that "while chairman; William H. Berge; the committee." Effective June 1 Chief Howard Submits Resignation BY RAY WALKER "anti-student, anti-black or department at Eastern where well in the year he has been contends. anti-any thing." Chief he is still taking courses. with us. His efforts in the The suit further states that Staff Reporter Howard said the department is department are obvious. He the film has had in excess of the first of its kind in the Tough Decision has upgraded the force to a 500 showings and has been "reviewed by major critics in a Richmond Police Chief nation and that he hopes it large extent and will be hard "This was a tough decision great number of important Wayne Howard submitted his will become a "model to replace." to make," Howard said, "and media." resignation to the Richmond department." He said he is Last week Wayne Howard I had to give it a lot of Robbins-,, and Walters City Commission in order that hoping to implement other was named defendant in a Sltf Phofo by M»rUnn. ROM thought before handing in my "caused to" "be issued a he may accept another new programs with this $50,000 suit filed in U.S. resignation. Richmond has subpoena directing Howard to DELIBERATING on 4he present ROTC male students to select an option to military position of safety andsecurity department. District Court in connection program is the ROTC Study Committee science 101 and 102. From left: Randall been good to my family and with the recent seizure of an produce the film before the of Fayette County Schools myself and we have made a lot composed of faculty and students. They Honeycutt, Prof. Leslie Leach, and Charlie Co-operation Pledge alleged obscene film and arrest Madison County grand jury," following his resignation here of friends. I have enjoyed propose such changes as allowing freshmen Abner. effective June 1. of the theatre manager and the suit claims. Fayette County Judge working with the department Howard stated that he is projectionist. The plaintiff contends that Robert Stephens has pledged and believe the citizens of this preparing an outline of his Chief Howard intends to the co-operation of the city are fortunate to have this continue to seize films shown proposed security force and Fayette Fiscal Court, Juvenile dedicated a group of men to Law Suit will pre-u-.-it t 10 Dr. Guy at the theatre and to attempt Court and the county serve as their police force." to institute criminal Planning Session Set Potts, superintendent of Countrywide Theatres, attorney's office in the When asked who will take proceedings on his own Fayette County schools and operation of the department, his place as chief, Howard' Inc., known as Towne initiative "without any the board nt ed 'Cation a' upon its approval by the said, "I really don't know at Cinema; Kenneth M. Carter, warrant" and has therefore their next meeting of April 5. school board. the present time. However the . theatre manager; and Morrell determined that he shall Dr. Potts explained that To 'Polish' Earth Day "I think the Board of city has asked that I assist in Mullins, projectionist; named become "the moral arbiter of the new department will be Education badly needs an the screening of possible Chief Howard, City Atty. the community." comprised of trained men to active professional security replacements. I have a few John D. Sword, County Atty. All members of the earth shown in the program thus become involved in the assit where administrators and force which will look after men in mind for the job and G.W. Robbins, and Money Damages day committee and all far, earth day will actually be ecology movement. educators are not trained to Commonwealth Atty. C.T. and protect the rights of all am sure that we will be able to interested students are urged three days this year. Plans Those groups represented work. Walters as defendants in the The plaintiffs contend that the students and youngsters find a suitable man in the near to attend a meeting Monday, have been made for films to will be the Sierra Club, the suit. they have suffered money Combating Drug Problems who want to comply with the future- April 5, at 7:30 in Moore 123. be shown on evenings of April National Audubon Society, The suit said Chief Howard law and obey the rules," the damages in the amount of Susie Durrett, president of 12 and 13, with the April 14 the Kentucky department of and Sword viewed a picture The department will not judge commented. $20,000 and that the conduct the biology club which is program being similar to last natural resources, and the Search For Chief entitled 'Threesome" at the handle racial problems Howard has held the of Chief Howard was "so sponsoring earth day, said the year's April 22 program which department of fish and Towne Cinema on February exclusively, accordins to Dr. position of chief of police Howard said that he is arbituary, wanton, and purpose of the meeting was was held in conjunction with wildlife. 10, 1971, and subsequently Potts, but will also function to here since January 5, 1970. being helped in the search for oppressive" that they are to, "get the fine points the international earth day. Other organizations have seized "the picture without a combat drug problems, the He joined the Fayette County a police chief by Robert entitled to exemplary and polished, and have people's During the day on April been invited to pass out warrant and purportedly as an traffic situation at the senior Police Department in 1963, Posey, directorof the punitive damages in the sum jobs assigned down to the 1.4, in addition to nine literature concerning their incident to a lawful arrest of high schools and in the was promoted to assistant department of Law of $30,000. tentatively scheduled specific interest and are minute parts." protection of school buildings chief in 1966 and was named Enforcement at Eastern. Carter and Mullins." The suit further seeks a speakers, various campus expected to participate. She pointed out that there from burglary and vandalism. head of the force as chief in The commissioners The film being exhibited to temporary restraining order is still time for any interested organizttions, and state Scheduled speakers for expressed their unhappiness at adults only and is within the and premanent injunction government departments will April 14 are Ralph Ewers, Dr. Potts noted that the 1969. persons to assume an active department is being created in He attended the University Howard's leaving his post. "customary limits of canor restraining the defendants as role in earth day. be available in boothes to pass Ohio Chapter of Sierra Club; Mayor Wallace Maffett stated, and can in no wise be follows: out information on how Bill Menrith, Chairman of the interest of the students. of Kentucky and is a graduate * Because of the interest of the Law Enforcement "Wayne has served the city classified as obscene," the suit Continued on page- 8 students and citizens may Political Action for ZPG; and He added that it is not Pete Seidil, an architect who One Party Slated Continued on Ml* 4 Lake and Beach Areas FOSTER MU5IC BLD6. In Senate Election Approved For Ravine Campaigning for Student There will be no* Association offices for the campaigning around the polls 1971-72 academic year has or in the dormitory lobbies or BY JULIA WILLIAMS area. delt with as traffic violations in the SUB lobby on election The new facilities will add with fines. officially begun. News Editor The deadline for filing day. to student employment giving As seen on the map, the petitions was last Friday, No campaign posters will Eastern's Board of Regents many jobs as life guards, boat beach area will extend from March 26. Four people picked be allowed in the SUB except approved yesterday, new attendants, and supervisors. the library area to the area of up petitions to file for offices on the lower walls and doors recreational facilities Winter activities on the Sullivan Dormitory where a of president and vice of the grill. Posters are consisting of a seven acre lake, lake are also scheduled. Ice boat dock will be located. president; however, only two prohibited on or in academic 200 yard beach, and a three skating, ice fishing, and ice Private boat docking will be candidates actually buildings. acre picnic area, to be hockey will take place under allowed for a fee and boats filed-Chuck Kelhoffer for All campaign posters, etc. installed in the ravine. supervision after all areas of may be rented from noon president and Sharon Crews must be taken down by the According to high the lake are checked for weak until dark. The water area will for vice-president. candidates who are authorities, construction will ice. end at the Burner Building, Ten people obtained responsible for them by begin in the ravine around the • The only dress code that The boating and swimming petitions to file for the seats Friday, April 16, at 5 p.m. end of April. "I hope that this will be set for students is that areas will be separated by of senator-at-large. Nine Defacing, destroying or will convince the students that they must wear some type of large removable buoys. The actually filed for the six posts. removing of campaign posters, the University is here for their clothing whith no restrictions swimming area will include They are Charles Abner, etc. is prohibitied. use and also provide the on the type of bathing suits or two large rafts. One of these Robert Babbage, Jr., Paul This is not the first time entertainment they feel that the area that they COVCT, will hold a diving tower and Brokaw, Randall Hancock, that a candidate . has run they lack on the weekends." however all students must the surrounding area will be Jim Holloway, Julie Lippy, unopposed for President of A well known French wear some type of shoes to all marked specifically for divers. Stephan Louis, Bill Ramey, the Student Association. In landscapist, Mr. E.Z. Pinct classes. It was explained that The other raft will be vacant and Steve Rowland. 1968, Steve Wilborn was designed the facilities and this was for safety measures. and used only for resting. In These 11 students are the unopposed in his bid for re drew up the plans. The U.S. For those leaving the the corner close to the Moore official listing of candidates election. • Army Corps of Engineers have beaches to go to class, some Science Building, there will be who will appear on the ballot been contracted for the type of clothing must be worn a IS-foot aquatic sliding on April 14, according to engineering. The total cost has over the swimming garments board. Steve Stanley, chairman of the 4uroraOn Sal been estimated at $564,290. and no one with wet clothing All plans for the new elections committee. Pinet said, "Eastern will set will be admitted into the facilities are on display in the Polls will be open from 10 a whole new precedent for classrooms. Student Union lobby. Copies ol Aurora will IK- on Safety and Security will be The name of the new lake a.m. to 5 p.m. for voting in sale April S in the SUB and in college campuses. The each dormitory lobby students of such an institution responsible for patroling the and recreational facilities will Dr. William Sutton's office. area, and any violation of be "The Dreamer's Delight." ^Commuters may vote in the Combs 100. will surely be able to look lobby of the SUB, Student with pride upon the large lake safety rules set down will be Continued on pate 8 I Union Building. > I •
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■4 THE EASTERN PROGRESS - Thursday, April 1, 1971 - Page 3 ton Columnist Speaks Tonight 'EKU Symphonic Band 'Goes On Two-Day Tour Art Buchwald, writer of a syndicated course, the CIA." - column of humor from the nation's capital, Called by Walter Lippman one of the The Eastern Kentucky University will speak tonight at 8 in Hiram Brock best satirists of our time, Buchwald calls Symphonic Band, directed by Robert W. Auditorium. himself "a mystery to fellow Hartwell, made its spring tour Monday and The author of several books and a play, newspapermen." Sometimes he claims that Tuesday giving five concerts during these and a performer on records, television, and Art Buchwald is a pseudonym and the two days. the stage, Buchwald will appear as part of column is written by the Joint Chiefs of On Monday the band performed for the the series of University Center Board Staff. Another of his theories is that students at Franklin County High School, lectures. Buchwald is really Howard Hughes. Frankfort, and at Ballard High School, According to Buchwald, he "works in a Louisville. Tuesday's schedule took the small airless room on the top of His books include The Establishment is Alive and Well in Washington, Have I Ever band to Pleasure Ridge Park High School, Washington Monument. Subsisting on Lied to You? Son of the Great Society, and Louisville; Meade County High School, nothing but orange juice and black coffee, And Then I Told the President. Brandenburg, and Danville High School. Mr. Buchwald writes his column in Featured soloists with the Symphonic longhand on the backs of old White House In January, 1970, his play "Sheep on the Band on this tour were Assistant Professor press releases. They are then attached to Runway," opened on Broadway with good reviews, and early in May it opened in of Music, Earl Thomas, clarinetist, and the legs of speedy pigeons and delivered to James Byrnes, trumpet. Thomas performed the 450 newspapers that carry his column Washington. the "Polacca" from the "Second Concerto to every part of the civilized and Photo* by Marianne ROM His first column, "Paris After Dark, Vamos Conducts for Clarinet" by Weber. Byrnes, a senior uncivilized world." began appearing in the European edition of music student, performed a work for From atop the monument, he says, the New York Herald Tribune in 1949. By trumpet and band. "Buchwald is able to see everything that is 1952, his column, by then called "Europe's Orchestra Gives Excellent Concert going on in the nation's capital. His sharp Lighter Side," was syndicated in the Hartwell is, in addition to his work with eyes pierce the curtains of the Executive American press. Ten years later he moved BY EDWINA MCINTOSH the Symphonic Band, the camp director of Mansion, the Pentagon, the FBI, and, of his typewriter to Washington. the Stephen Collins Foster Music Camp and The EKU Concerto Concert last evening was William Owens, as he executed assistant to the chairman of the Thursday night in Hiram Brock got started "Un Ballo in maschera" by G. Verdi. His Department of Music at Eastern. Readers' Views a few minutes behind schedule. As it voice came .across loud and clear and Continued from page 2 turned out, however, the concert was well talented. The accompanying pianist was silent is either conceeding that his attacker is worth the wait; it was a considerable Linda Bradford. Progress Is 'Misinformed' correct, or does not support what he believes. I am improvement over past ones. Kldon Matlick, the featured french horn Student Show To Open not such a person. The piano playing of Rebecca Rue in player in Concertino no. 1 Op. 71 delivered Please try to understand the situation as we saw It's often necessary for those who know the it. As we pursue our majors we are striving for performing Frank Haydn's "Concerto in D a performance which brought back facts to come to the rescue of those who think perfection, but not one of us ever attributed major" was excellent. Miss Rue had a memories of Robin Hood stories with the The 1971 Annual Student Art they know. Many times those who think they ourselves with attaining it. ^ ^^ confidence in herself that reflected on the king and his knights entering Knottingham Exhibition at Eastern will be held in the know are the cause of the chaotic state of our gallery and foyer of the Cammack Building world today. Case Hall, fr. keyboard as she skillfully concluded her Palace. ..» It does not make a difference how many people number. The conductor of the orchestra was on the campus from April 4 through April vote in an election such as the popularity election. Male Students Decrease John Drew executed the "Concertino 16. If the entire senior class had voted chances are Roland Vamos. All seven of the performing good thai the winners would be popular students. D'Hiver" by Darius Milhaud with skillful students were excellent and the The exhibition will include art works in Why is it so remarkable that on March 25, 1971, Everyone knows that the girls outnumber the trombone playing. In this score the boys at Eastern (what the ratio is I'm not exactly performance of Miss Yagi was by far the all media done by art students at Eastern the results of this.year's election had not been orchestra was on its toes and backed Drew formally announced? sure). most outstanding. during the past year. Judging will be done Contrary to the thinking of the author of last But the population of men at Eastern is effectively. The timing of both Drew and The small crowd who attended the by the art faculty. Works receiving the week's Progress article, "Secrecy Shrouds dwindling even quicker due to the new "law" of: the orchestra was faultless. expulsion of men caught in women's dorms and I concert also viewed various stage greatest numbers of votes are shown in the Popularity Contest," it's not too late to call the "II Barbiere di Siviglia" by Rossini was rearrangements and the addition of new election off. If it took only a few interested assume i the same for women.... Honors Gallery, while other selected work seniors to call it on, these same people can call it I'm writing this at 2 a.m. March 25, because of sung by Deborah Lawson, a coloratura orchestra members who sat in the audience is exhibited in the foyer of the Art - off. If the author is a senior, did he attend the a room check presently "being pulled." I don't soprano. Miss Lawson's performance was really care if boys want to roam the halls. I Just during part of the performance. Building. class meetings concerning the election? don't appreciate having doors opened with master brilliant and she shows future promise as a Perhaps such maneuvers should have Is it the sworn purpose of Thetyogress to report The opening and reception for the the weekly rumors? If so, I can get them quicker keys, the turning on of overhead lights and singer. Her talent was obvious as her clear been conducted behind closed curtains and checking closets. exhibition will be Sunday, April 4, from 3 by other methods. There could be no sound basis By the way, I'd like to warn the men of Eastern voice vibrated through the auditorium. as a result they would have been less for any rumors that Mr. Robert Blythe won the James Byrnes, the central trumpet to 5 p.m., with the public invited. contest unless those seniors who voted had not to hid under the beds or in the closets (those distracting. previously collaborated to insure Mr. Blythe's are the first places they look!) Also if player in "Concertino Op. 29, by K. victory. Or maybe they counted the ballots. Or approached-RUN!! or be prepared to be expelled... Riisager, delivered a brilliant performance. maybe Mr. Blythe told someone the unofficial If this seems sarcastic it is meant to be, because I can't understand the "hyperness" of people to The lively tempo was augmented by his results. Nevertheless, The Progress does not know men in our dorms. If we are the upstanding playing and the overall result was beyond who was rumoring. "young people" who have attained college status, And why is it so interesting that Mr. Blythe then why are we subjected to the ridiculousness of reproach. •'» won? He is quite popular among the students of these "laws" and searches? "Concertino in C minor - K. 491", by ' EKU and is, therefore, quite capable of winning a I'm sorry if this offends anyone but this campus popularity election. Despite the rumors, W.A. Mozart, was performed by Kiyoko
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BY ROBERT A. BABBAGE, JR The senate was told that fifth year of "probation" not degrees, told the Progress that curriculum for a master of the department of defense of a valid year. in the future his committee science degree in recreation Academics Editor the United States requires that The faculty senate will submit certain criteria and and parks administration. Dr. 100 students be enrolled in the approved a recommendation guidelines that will thus limit Stovall said that "there is a basic course, and that 25 to evaluate the teacher the number who receive significant and well identified At a special meeting last officers be produced each Monday Eastern's faculty through all five years before degrees, and establish selective demand" for persons holding year, in order for a school to degrees in this area. senate unanimously approved the university will decide to manner for nominations for retain its ROTC program. The faculty senate will the report of the ROTC study award a terminal or tenured honorary degrees. o committee as submitted to the < contract. The faculty senate gave meet on Monday, April S for 39 Pages its regular meeting. senate by the Council on Persons presently on the approval to a proposed Academic Affairs. faculty would not be effected In other action, the It was pointed out that by the change. Only those representatives of Eastern's even with a "voluntary" hired after the rule change is 469 faculty members made a program under the optional approved by the regents Commencement change in the process for system Eastern could easily would be subject to the new granting tenure to faculty, expect to meet federal plan. approved a new M.S. degree, requirements. (See ROTC In past years the number of and decided to no longer limit committee elsewhere in the honorary degrees awarded by Set For May 9 the number of honorary Progress.) Eastern has been restrcited, degrees awarded by the school The senate approved the with three degrees each year The tentative May 10 date commencement speaker, will at commencement. 39-page report after Dr. John being the maximum. The for commencement exercises be awarded the honorary Rowlett, study committee senate voted to change this degree, Doctor of Letters. All legislation passed by " has been changed to Sunday, Staff Photo by Larry i the faculty senate is subject to chairman, and Dr. Thomas rule to allow more than three May 9. Both baccalaureate Moody, who will enter his Checkpoint approval by the Board of Stovall, Vice President for degrees to be awarded at a and commencement will be 45th year as a minister in the Regents. Business considered Academic Affairs answered particular commencement. held the same day with Protestant Episcopal Church, Scabbard and Blades first annual Car Winchester and a winning driver in the."* Monday afternoon could questions. baccalaureate beginning at 11 was elected third Bishop of Rally was held last Saturday, March 27. fraternity division, stops at checkpoint three 1 On the question of tenure come before the Regents at Honorary Degrees a.m. and commencement at 4 the Diocese of Lexington in Sponsors called the rally "a scavenger hunt where he is checked by Robert Gimmel, a their regular meeting of faculty members, Dr. p.m. 1945. He received his Doctor using cars." Pryor Phillips, a junior from. ■sophomore from Louisville. tomorrow afternoon. Stovall brought the matter to Final grades of all of Divinity in 1946 from the i the attention of the senate. The present procedure for University of the South. Numerous questions were nomination for honorary graduating students will be Under the present tenure turned in on Friday April 30. He is the author of some The Club Circuit raised regarding the ROTC degrees is handled by. the committee report, as well as rules, faculty members must Students will be expected to 20 books, the most recent, wait five years before being faculty senate. After the The Bishop Speaks His Mind. "points of clarification." The honorary degrees committee continue classes until this .: committee recommends that granted tenure. time, with instructors making Clarence H. Clifford, a Demos Sponsor Election the present optional program reports its selections to the arrangements for final graduate of Eastern Kentucky senate as a body, the names go Normal School, will also be for sophomores be extended Terminal Contracts examinations prior to this tennis sportsday at Indiana '" to freshmen, thus giving all on for final approval by the time. Students who will not awarded an honorary degree The Collegiate Democrats This is the 23rd : Board of Regents after passing consecutive year Kappa Delta University on May 1 should freshmen and sophomore However, as pointed out by be graduating will continue at the 1971 commencement. will sponsor a mock election contact Dr. Martha Millins at males a choice between ROTC Dr. Stovall, a teacher who is the senate. with examinations as Gifford is a real estate on Tuesday, April 6, between has recognized outstanding u research work in the field of 622-3855 or in Weaver 202. and a list of approved not given a terminal contract Dr. Henry Martin, scheduled in the spring executive and president of C. democratic gubernatorial electives,, to be taken in place at the end of four years is thus schedule books. ^ H. Gifford and Co., Inc. candidates Lieutenant orthopedics with cash awards. > chairman of the faculty senate Women's Tennis Team of military science. granted tenure making the committee on honorary Bishop Moody, the In 1965 he received the Governor Wendell Ford and "Outstanding Alumnus former Governor Bert T. Math Meeting All undergraduate women <: Award" from Eastern on the Combs. interested in joining the 50th anniversary of his Only Kentucky students The Kentucky Section of women's tennis team are . graduation. He is a member of will be eligible to vote. The the Mathematical Association invited to meet at 5 p.m. , the Century Club by virtue of polling place will be in front of America will hold its 54th tonight at the Martin Hall . a $2,000 donation. annual meeting April 2-3 at of MacGregor Hall between 9 courts. Please bring your own : a.m. and 4 p.m. Bowling Green. racket. Earth Day No campaigning will be Dr. Amy C. King, EKU assistant professor of She-Male Contest IF ITS QUALITY YOU'RE LOOKING FOR Continued from page 1 allowed within 50 feet of the specializes in urban planning. polls. mathematics, will be on the program Saturday morning Kappa Delta Tau will hold t On the night of April 14, its annual She-Male contest in Dr. Fagan of the Madison Kappa Delta (April 3) with a paper on the "Selected Properties of the the Ferrill Room at 7:30 County Health Department tonight. will speak and show a film Lindelof Functions." about waste disposal in Kappa Delta Sorority Madison County. recently honored nine doctors Cheerleader Tryouts College Republicans Definite times and places for outstanding research in the of all speakers, films and other field of orthopedics at the April 5-8 there will be earth day projects will appear 38th annual meeting of the cheerleader try-out practices The CoUege Republicans in the April 8 Progress. For American Academy of from 5—7 p.m. in the ravine. will meet tonight at 7:30 in additional information, call Orthopedic Surgeons at San There are ten positions to be the Ferrell Room of the .t Susie Durrett, 622-4223. Francisco. California. filled. On Monday April 12 at Combs Building. All delegates I—1 I IIHIIII 5:30 p.m. the judging of the to the Region III Convention ,. sashay in and candidates will take place in must attend. Plans 'fpfr' t^eVj 0 THE front of the Weaver building. Emberton campaign witl also PERSONAL CALL be discussed. TOUCH Fashion Show Summer Study join the fun 623-6161 All Eastern women are invited to attend a fashion Mr. David Kelch, director show sponsored by Four of University of Kentucky's KICK UP YOUR HEELS IN Seasons to be held Tuesday, program concerned with April 6, at 8 p.m. in Walters summer study in Mexico, will Jrouae of Hall Recreation Room. New be at Eastern on April 7 at DRESSES THAT CAPTURE THE Spring fashions will be 7:30 p.m. This presentation , featured. There is no: will be held in Library 108. GUSTO OF PIONEER DAYS! admission charge. There will be slides shown of &tpletf Monteray. • Honduras Featured Free Egg Hunt The Anglicans will meet at The Eastern Kentucky Beauty Salon 5:30 tonight at Christ University Chapter of Circle K Eastern By-Pass Episcopal Church for evening International will sponsor a prayer and discussion. free Easter egg hunt Saturday Professor William Adams will morning, April 3, at the City ihow slides and talk about the Park on Lancaster Avenue. Pick a crazy patchwork, a sweet parts of Honduras where he The hunt will start at 10 Go all out for Burger Queen mapped and took census last a.m. and is limited to children calico print, or a new wallpaper summer. form walking age to twleve design, zapped with lacing, years old. There will be prizes 'Showtime In Richmond' donated by Richmond a^ bows, flounces, even bells. Cot- merchants. The hunt will be supervised by Circle K tons that wisp your waist, flirt Several EKU groups are members. t participating in a charitable around the ankles. All snugged variety show sponsored by the Drug Program Reset with elastic to hug you where it Richmond Jaycees in Brotk Auditorium this Saturday The earlier scheduled drug counts. Some in colors that are night at 8. abuse program has been reset '>. Tickets for "Showtime in really wild. Wear them to parties for 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Richmond" are $ 1. April 7. The program will be*' and social high jinks, you'll grab held in Keene Hall Lounge, o Tennis Sportaday Patients from narcotics all the partners! One size fits hospital at Lexington will practically everybody! Any undergraduate women provide the program and i Good Luck interested in participating in a answer questions. u to KA's during Old South Week ! 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i THE EASTERN PROGRESS - Thursday, April 1, 1971 - Page 5 Registration Marriage And Sex For Inter sessio Discussed By Panel An informal panel that he believed marriage was be financially secure. discussion on Marriage and a relationship that had made Consequently, this Sex was held Monday night in him a more complete statement brought up the Set April 19-21 the Blue Room of the SUB. person-a relationship binding responsibility of a Panel members included Miss emphasized by complete marriage. Rev. Strange and Dr. Registration for the May expediate the process. On any Mary Glass, Program Director involvement and the raising of Wesley agreed that the Intersession k scheduled for of the three designated days, of Women's Residence Halls; children. Finally, Dr. Wesley marriage license will make a Apra 19, 20, 21. Eastern plans registration forms may be Mrs. Jeannette Crockett, said that he felt marriage was man think twice before to offer some 32 courses obtained from the office of Director of Women's Housing; variable, with highs and lows leaving his wife, especially during the period of May 10 - the registrar. Rev. Eugene Strange, Director of happiness. He stressed the since he might be confronted June 4. Approval for courses taken of the Methodist Campus understanding of one's mate with alimony or child support Of those 32 courses by a student's advisor is the Center; Mrs. Robert Randall, to be highly important. payments. offered, the office of Dr. next step. Dormitory rooms wife of a faculty member; and The panel members and Thomas Stovall, Vice may be secured in room 20S Raymond Wesley, M.D. thoseindividuals attending Closing the discussion, Rev. President of Academic Affairs, of Coates. The final step is Panel members were first then held a lengthy discussion Strange said, "it may be that states that, "courses not payment of fees at the asked by Miss Glass what concerning why couples the Bible and the Christian' attaining sufficient enrollment cashier's window. marriage meant to them as marry. Stressing the point of religion is not all by April 21 will be cancelled." Fees for registration have individuals. Mrs. Crockett security was Mrs. Crockett. impract icalities. Therefore, it Courses will meet from been established as follows: a stated that marriage was an She explained that a woman one might consider that 9:10 to 11:20, with the Kentucky resident, intimate growth process could never hope to earn as marriage is the best way for exception of six courses which undergraduate $11 per between a man and a woman much . money as a man; man and woman to live have special times due to the semester hour; graduate level, involving concern, therefore, a woman married to together." nature of their subject matter. $14 per semester hour. understanding, sharing, and Registration procedures An out-of-state student will Staff Photo by Larry Saltoy compromise. Mrs. Randall have been simplified to pay $32 per semester hour for DISCUSSING SEX and marriage last Randall, and Mrs. Jeanette Crockett. Each replied that she felt marriage undergraduate work, while a Monday night were Raymond Wesley, M.D., explained what marriage means to them as was mostly the enjoyment of T0WIME CINEMA non-Kentucky graduate left, Rev. Eugene Strange, Mrs. Robert individuals. a family unit while working ST MA I • . 623- 1 5 Certificates student will be charged $42 together. per semester hour. Rev. Strange commented Given 40 All students enrolling in intersession will be charged a NOW! For 18's And Over! Ten graduates of a police $2 incidental fee. Dormitory III instructor's course and 30 rent will be $52.50 for single Senate Constitution Reviewed) graduates of a basic police occupancy and $35 for double course were presented occupancy. Telephone fees certificates by the Kentucky will be $6 for a single room Law Enforcement Council in 5 Amendments Are Proposed and $4 for a double room. ceremonies last Friday. In the event that a student BY JULIA WILLIAMS the Senate may be scheduled on the day of the election." IS THE MOST MOVING, MOST INTELLI- Robert C. Stone, executive graduates will not take exams signs up for a course which is News Editor at the request of the President Chuck Kelhoffer moved GENT JHE MOST HUMANE - OH, TO HELL director of the Council which later dropped due to the following week. (See story or by a majority of the Senate that the constitution of the on commencement). sponsored the courses, said insufficient enrollment, he members present and voting. Student Association be WITH ITI - IT'S THE BEST AMERICAN the instructor's course was the will receive a chance to choose Five amendments to the The higher rates on some Student Association Senators shall be given due amended to say that "all of the dormitories is not FILM I'VE SEEN THIS YEAR! first ^one in Kentucky to another course to take. If notice preceding a special student senators not covered prepare officers to teach other changing to another course is Constitution were proposed completely because of the air im—wnua and approved for , meeting," by a specific constitution conditioning facilities, but ■inn«M*iiiu*TSKMnn The course is designed "to not possible, a complete Presently this states that must have a 2.0 accumulative improve training capabilities refund of fees will be made. consideration at the April 13 because they are newer dorms. AMKENRHOtSFUM Student Senate meeting. Senators shall be notified at average. This specific grade Any lowering of the rates AUWARKIN within law enforcement Approximately 580 least two days preceding the point average would not agencies by improving students filled out preferences Steve Stanley, Chief Justice must be approved by the of the Student Court moved date of a special meeting. include first semester Board of Regents. Also, the instructor personnel," Stone for the intersession, which will freshmen. m that Article II, Section B, Senitors-at-large date that the air conditioning said. be the first spring intersession LettersLCllc,s ,,ufrom various GPL,#A* iai*M«Kti at Eastern. subsection J be amended to ™ *■»»"" ywill be turned on must be JWIB1B sources answered questions/detcrmined b Dr. Martin. say, "The president may call Charles Abner proposed c the Senate into special session that Article III, Section C, raised at previous *uderfr A letter is to be sent to Senate meetings. Catalina Water Show Is with due notice given prior to Par. 1, be amended to say the proper authorities, at the the meeting." ''The number of' Other Senate a ctlon suggestion of Dennis Mills, to aawuiiYMiniY muiYMCNiR.nuiMUttaWf MKiansMsmj Presently the President senators-at- large are to be answered questions that had considerthe addition of a gate 'Sign Of The Times' must give a two-day notice elected upon the following been previously raised: and fence around the Begley ONLY '1" ALL DAT WEDNESDAY preceding the date of the criteria: one student All organizations Building. meeting. senator-at-large representative may serve as guides for Senior '1" 'til | Mi, jyj. BY DIANNA COLEMAN Pebbles. Stanley also moved that for each 1000 students Day but they must make Organizations Editor These are only five of the Article III, Section E, enrolled at Eastern Kentucky arrangements in advance. Sub-section 2, be ameneded to numbers which will be in the fall semester." Class Days End "Sign of the Times" is the performed. -Every sign of the say, "Additional meetings of Also he proposed that theme of the Catalina Club's zodiac will be portrayed by Article V, Section A, Par. 4, The last day that annual water show to be held the participating members in K A Order be amended to say graduating students must | April, 1 3, and,,? at, 8 p,m. JjT;; the seperate performances. /'Candidates' campaigns for •tend classes is April 30, the the. Donald Cohihs The show will end wi*^ office may begin no earlier* Ijtne day that classes end for Natatorium in Alumni finale involving every member. Sponsors' than the legal posting of the' underclassmen. However. M A Dl SON Coliseum, The sponsor of the club is list of nominees and shall end The members of the club Miss Dorothy Kirkpatrick,, 9 will be portraying the Assistant Professor of 'Old South different signs of the zodiac Women's Physical Education 1 through representation of the and Supervising Teacher 'of The third annual Old South characterics of each sign. They Student Teachers of Women's Week sponsored by the Kappa will be appropriately dressed Physical Education. BANK Alpha Order began Monday for each number which will be and will continue through accompanied by a musical Saturday night when it will be MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION selection pertaining to that topped by the crowning of the particular sign. Rock Opera new Kappa Alpha Rose and MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Aquarius, for example, will the Old South ball. ONE HR.eUANEBS be representing the women's Yesterday, Olympics were liberation movement. Four Discussed held for the coed 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS: members of the club will be organizations involving such swimming to the theme of events as a tug of war', a cigar NORTH SECOND ft IRVINE ST. Born Free. The rock opera, Jesus smoke, milk drink, and a cart RICHMON0. KENTUCKY MAIN STREET and WATER STREET Those who are born under Christ-Superstar, written by race. Tuesday, a confederate the sign of Aries are believers Andrew Lloyd Webber and flag hunt between the coed WkWro You Got QIMMJ 'in honesty and justice. They Tim Rice, will be the subject organizations was also held. Out Hour Dry Cleaning And will be representing "cops and of a two-part informal' Other celebrations and robbers" to the tune of Old discussion to be held cookouts were held Throo-Hour Shirt Sorvko Richmond. Fun City from Butch Cassidy Wednesday and Thrusday, throughout the week. Today and the Sundance Kid. April 7 and 8, 7 p.m. in at 5 p.m. a parade will be held 4 Days A Wook A sole number will be done McGregor Hall's Recreation through Eastern's campus. by Sue Ehrman, the president Room. The opera will be The Old South Ball will be of the club. She is portraying played in its entirity with held at Spring Mill's State Joan of Arc who is d i sc u ssion following each Park in Indiana where all characteristic of Scorpio excerpt from the opera. All members of the Kappa Alpha women who would rather be interested persons are invited Order will be dressed in Men than women. to attend. Men may enter the confederate uniforms and Capricorn people are recreation room by the door their dates in old south ball portrayed as ambitious next to the S.U.B. grill. gowns. mountain climbing elves. They will be swimming to the music sV* SAVE 4fe of Whistle While You Work. ? The crab will be depicted under the sign of Cancer. 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6-Thuraday, April 1,1971 -THEEASTERN PROGRESS SS*:*::^^*:*:::::^:^ Bryant s MVP frast ■■ Award Banquet . SPIRTS BY JIM KIJRK NCAA and came within a few Mitchell stole a Murray •Y JACK MOST $ Progress Sports Reporter seconds of capturing a chance inbounds pass and won the nocnus S»»H fc*-« ::: Eastern's annual basketball at the national title. game for the Colonels)." banquet was held last Monday George Bryant received the most valuable player award Billy Burton and Carl night in the Student Union Greenfield, in addition to Major Leagues Begin Monday cafeteria as the freshmen and and the best free throw Bryant, were the recipients of varsity players were shooter award. Bryant Well baseball fans the long winter is over and you finished second in the OVC in two awards. "If you disagree know what that means. It's time for major league recognized and awarded after with this, you should just look having compiled two of the scoring this season and was baseball. The annual opening day games in Cincinnati first in the league and sixth in at how banged up he is after a school's best records in recent game," Strong said when and Washington will kick-off the 1971 season and 24 years. the nation in free throw shooting. "George can shoot presenting Burton with the teams will be out to find a place in the World Series Coach Guy Strong praised "best hustler" award. the members of this year's and hit from anywhere he next October. thinks he can make it," said Burton also copped the The coming year shapes up to be just as exciting as varsity squad for their efforts, best defensive player trophy. reminding those in attendance Strong. "He should have 1970. Several teams have made winter trades which another outstanding year next Greenfield was awarded as the that "only a few seconds were best rebounder and was also will put them in the pennant picture. Others, notably the difference between having season and he is also under consideration for tryouts for unanimously elected as Cincinnati and Baltimore will have primarily the same a good year, which we had, honorary captain of this, year's clubs that won the National and American league and a great year, which we the Pan American games." Charlie Mitchell was voted squad. flags last season. could have had." The Most Improved Trophy He pointed out that the as the most promising player. went to Daryl Dunagan and Let's take a look at how each division in both "Charlie is the quickest player by Schley COM Colonels, had they pulled out Robert Brooks was recognized leagues look for the coming year. the Western game which was I've ever coached and should THREE EASTERN PLAYERS are shown the varsity. Robert Brooks (Center) was be a great one before he's as the "most outstanding with the trophies they received at the annual named the Most Promising Freshman. First, the western division of the National league. decided in the last few- freshman" as he led the frosh The Reds walked off with this division last season, seconds, would have tied the through," Strong said. "He basketball banquet honoring the varsity and George Bryant at right led the Colonels in certainly proved this in our in both scoring and freshmen squads. Charlie Mitchell (left) but things should be somewhat closer this year with Hilltoppers for the league free throw shooting and was voted the MVP title. Of course, Western went win over Murray (when rebounding this past year. received the Most Promising Player award on by the players. the major opposition coming from the Los Angeles on to cop third place in the Dodgers. Cincy will have basically the same lineup that led the majors in hitting and home runs in 1970. Bobby Tolan will miss the first month and a half with TKE Leads Eastern, Tech Split an injured achilles tendon. David Concepcion has a fractured bone in his hand and will be on the disabled Track Meet list next week as the Reds host the Atlanta Braves in Eastern's Intramural Track Doubleheader 7-0, 4-2 the opener. Meet began Tuesday and will wind up today. A large crowd I Los Angeles acquired slugger Richie Allen from St. BY JIM KURK Louis and now has the power to go along with a top was on hand to watch the In the second game it Through the first five large turnout of contestants. Progress Sports Reporta seemed as though Tech was games, four of them victories, flight pitching staff. Each track and field event had going to take up right where shortstop Buzz Ashby leads The two other strong contenders are the Braves both fraternity and Last Saturday afternoon they left off in the opener as the squad in hitting with a and San Francisco. Atlanta has Hank Aaron while the independent heats. Eastern's baseball squad in the top of the first Bill robust .429 batting average. Giants return ageless Willie Mays and slugger Willie In the 120 yeard low opened its OVC slate by Maclin tripled and Joe Wesche Also over .300 in hitting are McCovey and that in itself says enough. hurdle in the fraternity taking on the defending drilled a two run homer over Staten at .389, Milburn at, championship heat, Bartley Atlanta's pitching is a weekness and injury prone conference champions, the the left-center field fence. .333, and Tim Jones at .313. Brown of Sigma Chi took first Tennessee Tech Golden Combs Wins Second Came Rightf ielder Larry Kaelin is Rico Carty, the major's leading hitter last year, is out with Pat Combs of Pi Kappa Eagles, in a doubleheader. the leader in the power with a broken leg. S.F. still has its fine pitching staff Alpha and Jim Mackenzie of Tech showed true However, righthander John department with 7 RBIs and lead by Juan Marichal and Gaylord Perry. Delta Upsilon finishing second championship form in blasting Combs recovered from this the only home run, while In the East, it appears to be another wild year as and third respectively. the Colonels 7-0 in the first early barrage to pitch shutout Ashby and Staten lead in anyone of our teams could take the title. If the Cleaver of OKNY copped game behind a combined ball the rest of the game, extra base, hits with two the independent heat while one-hit pitching effort by giving up only two more hits doubles apiece. Combs heads hard-hitting Pittsburgh Pirates can come up with a Schweikert also of OKNY Dave Bosse and Jim Werden, and collecting six strikeouts. the pitching staff with a 1-0 1 good season from their pitchers then they could win took second. but Eastern came back to take Eastern picked up one run in record, a fine 1.64 earned run again. In the 100 yead dash Rice the nightcap 4—2. the second, two in the third to average, and nine strikeouts. The New York Mets have that strong pitching staff of Omega Phi Psi won the frat. Although Bosse, who go ahead, and one more in the Craig Schleigh and Roesch, headed by Tom Seaver, one of the best. Chicago has championship and Mike pitched the first 5 1/3 innings fourth on doubles by Dave who picked up a victory last Klopfer of Beta Omicrom of the opener, and Werden Staten and Roger Roberts. week in the second Ohio the power, but may not have the pitching. St. Louis Gamma took second. DlTi presented the Colonels several Staten, for the second time Northern game (this win was has added Matty Alou from the Pirates and return Masters finished third. MIK's opportunities to score by this season, smashed out three incorrectly given to Combs in Bob Gibson, Joe Torre, and speedy Lou Brock. The Kirksey captured the indep. issuing walks, the Eastern hits to lead the Colonel last week's paper) also stand Cardinals have good speed, fair pitching, but not dash while Yancey of OKNY hitters simply could not come attack. 1-0. took second and Joe much power with the loss of Allen. through with the big hit. Craig » Continued on page 7 Continued on page 7 Milburn's double in the second inning was all the !._ . ... 1 ,. Colonels could manage as they STRANDED BASERUNNERS were a common sight in the went down to their first Soon To Bo In Towns Everywhere Colonels' first game against Tennessee Tech last Saturday defeat of the year. afternoon. Scoring opportunities were i numerous for Eastern Shay Has Rocky Start BIG HILL AVE. but they were shut out on one hit by two Tech pitchers. Ten NEXT TO men were stranded on the base paths and Eastern lost 7-0. Carl Shay, Eastern's senior lefthander who had pitched an BURGER QUEEN excellent three hit shutout in his first start this year, got off ' to a rocky start against Tech. The Eagles nicked him • for See Donuts four earned runs and four hits in the third inning, chasing him from the mound in favor Made of freshman Hal Roesch, who was able to get the side out In Front Of You without further damage. 1& Tech scored two runs off w Roesch in the fourth and another in the fifth, but only HOT! one of these were earned. For •Home Cooked Food' the game Eastern left ten men HOT! stranded on the bases, although they had only one Open 7:00 A.M. 'til HOT! hit. The one bright spot for Eastern was the performance 10:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M. 'til 10:00 P.M. N. 2nd St. of freshman pitcher Ernie Pennington, who finished the game by hurling two perfect Staff Photo innings. EASTERN CATCHER ROGER ROBERTS exhibits his swing in Eastern's doubleheader against Tennessee Tech last Saturday. Eastern split the two games and played in Morehead yesterday in a twin-bill.
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THE EASTERN PROGRESS - Thursday, April 1,1971 - Page 7 Ashby Sets Goal Track Meet Ends Today Wants To Play Pro Ball Continued from page 6 : 1 Washington also of MIK BY DOUG VANCE six home runs, 23 runs batted star, at Valley High School The move, according- to finished third. Progress Sports Reporter in and 31 runs scored were and I wanted to play in Ashby, "has not affected my The next event was the 440 team toppers. college. Most schools wouldn't play." Ashby is very yard dash. PKA took first and » Buzz Ashby has been After five games this let me play both but I found I enthusiastic when it comes to second in this race as Paul playing baseball for as long as season, Ashby shows a 429 could at Eastern." this year's team. McKee and Pott came in 1 and i he can remember. And from batting average that includes a Ashby quickly gave up the "1 think we have a real 2 respectively. Doug the "Peanut League" to his 0-6 slump against Tennessee idea of playing football in good team. We should have Daughtery of Phi Delta Theta present junior year in college Tech. college. He realized that his won the conference last year, took third. OKNY likewise he has set just one goal for Ashby was drafted, future would probably be in but this year I really think we took first and second in the himself-to play professional following high school, by the baseball. will win it. I really do." independent heat as ball. Minnesota Twins. Despite the Having a stocky build, And who is the team to VanDeventer and Cleaver were Ashby should easily fact that his lifelong dream Ashby has found himself in beat? the top two. Harrington of I accomplish this goal. In fact, a was to play major ball, Ashby the infield throughout his "I hope we are," Ashby MIK came in third. 5 quick glance over his past told the Twins to look him up baseball career, but he believes flatly stated. In the 220 yard dash it was accomplishments give strong in about four years, after he he will probably end up an Ashby, who got the name Kawata of Tau Kappa Epsilon indications that he might got an education. outfielder. "Buzz" from his grandfather the winner with Klopfer of reach stardom when he makes "I've always wanted to for an unknown reason, has BOG second and Trzop of 3 the "big league." P E Major play in the outfield. But for strong convictions of making Beta Theta Pi third. After four years of high some reason I have always the grade in pro ball "It Washington and Kirksey of ii'K school he showed a combined The Physical Education been an infielder," Ashby doesn't matter what team just MIK captured first and second hatting average of 432. His major does squeeze in an said. "It's not that I don't like as long as I play." for the independents. senior year he hit 465. He was education, somehow, between infield, I would just like to The 880 was won by the named to the All-District, playing ball. play out there where there is a From the "Peanut League" DU's Wyatt. Conner of OPP All-Regional and All-State "I -play baseball everyday. little more room." to the Professionals. Buzz took second. Hicks of Theta teams his junior year when he That includes the off season as Ashby moved from second Ashby's dream is quickly Chi was third. In the indep. hit a 450 pace and his team well. Sometimes get in two base.to shortstop this season. focusing into sight. division Kays of OKNY won. went to the state tournament. games a day," said Ashby. Marshall of GFO was second The curley haired All-OVC Choice and Sanders of MIK, third. Louisville native actually came Orioles Look Tough Again The 880 yard relay was Last season Ashby was the to EKU so he could Continued from page 6 captured by TKE's. Delta All-OVC choice for second participate in two sports. In the A.L. it looks like the Orioles again. Too Upsilon took second while base. He led the team in "I played football with OPP and Sigma Chi finished hitting with a 385 average. His Jimmy Brooks, EKU football much overall balance and talent to overcome. The third and fourth respectively. Orioles should, easily take the East with prime Only four teams were entered challengers being the Detroit Tigers if the pitching in the independent relay. MIK comes through. was first, GFO, second; Tennis TeamTakes In the West the outcome could depend on the kind Staff Photo by Marianne Rose OKNY, third; and Bunch of BUZ? ASHBY, Eastern's shortstop, has Guys was last. of year Reggie Jackson has. If it is anywhere close to batting average with a .385 mark. He has In the fraternity mile run it played baseball for as long as he can started where he left off last year and 1969 look for Oakland to cop the title, if not, was the Pikes' Long that won remember and has one goal for the future to currently leads the Colonels in hitting with a Two Matches With while DU's Larry Wyatt was Minnesota should be the favorite. The Twins have a play major league baseball. Ashby led the .429 average. Ashby was an All-OVC set lineup back and have powerful Harmon Killebrew. Colonels in Homeruns last season with 6 and selection last year. second and Nickson of SX was Cincinnati Squad third. Playing exceptionally well, John Bohuslav and Greg Ohio. Stephenson and Al University Shopping Stephenson led Eastern's Ramirez went 6-2 and 6-2 Ken Silvious Sets Country's tennis squad to two victories here and 6-2,6-4 in Cincy. Center over the University of Coach Jack Adams released Cincinnati, both by 5-4 scores, the winning precentage of Best Time In Florida Relays in games played here last singles and doubles matches. Saturday and in Cincinnati The list is headed by Greg Monday. However, the team Stephenson with a .549 Even though finishing in Ryan were running for the Also coming up for praise tost to a powerful team from average followed by John third place in the steeplechase New York Athletic Club. was the sprint-medley relay University of Tennessee on Bohuslav with a .472 event at the Florida Relays, team. Top performances were Tuesday by a 9-0 score. percentage. Al Ramirez is Eastern's Ken Silvious now "We're extremely pleased turned in by Keith Bertrand Bohuslav won his singles third with .400, Pat Geron owns the fastest collegiate with Ken's progress," said (48.3 in the 440) and Mervyn T-fw^OjM^^ match with 6-2, 3-6, 8-6 fourth with .298, Paul Ballard time in the nation in this E.G. Plummer, EKU track Lewis (1:52.0 in ■cores in a best of three sets fifth with .176, John Young event. coach. (Silvious a three-time the half-mile). on Saturday and by two 6-4 with .112 and seventh is Jim University track and cross scores on Monday. Greg Greenup with .032. Silvious's time of 8:54.0 c o untry Ail-American, has The Eastern track team Stephenson won his match by Coach Adams said that the placed him third behind Barry been bothered for most of the travels to Lexington Friday 4-6, 6-4, 6-4 here and 8-6, 7-5 team has recovered from the Brown and Howie Ryan, 1970-71 season with a pulled and Saturday for the inCincy. injuries suffered on a road trip respectively. Both Brown and stomach muscle.) University of Kentucky Pat Geron won 6-1 and 6-2 during the spring break. Relays. They are home on his home court and 6-2, ay against Cumberland.
„Jfc£on Monday. . .„.„ Eastern's .nei{X,.competitiqn ■U,M>V> In doubles competition, will be Western Kentucky "We are looking forward to Ballard and Bohuslav played University .tomorrow (Friday) running against some of the 6-2 and 6-3 games in in a quadrangular meet at the top teams this weekend in the Richmond and 6-3 and 7-5 in University of Kentucky. Ky. Relays," noted Plummer. Spring Practice Begin For EKU Football Bisotti's Approximately 70 football "Our passing game is going to players were welcomed to the have to be improved from last opening of spring drills year. Our inexperience, Restaurant Wednesday by Eastern head however, at the quarterback Together for coach Roy Kidd. and the receiver positions Although seven lettermen accounted for most of the will not be back for the 1971 ineffectiveness on this part of season, the majority (33 our attack." Home of Spring... lettermen) of the squad that With the Robert B. Begley posted an 8-2 overall and Building now completely 5-2 Ohio Valley Conference finished, the Colonels were Separates record last year return. able to use these facilities the Defensively, Mike without difficulty during the Armstrong and Bill Gardner winter conditioning program. will be missing, while on "Our new facilities in the Big Brother offense Butch Evans, Paul Begley Building aided our Anywhere you Hampton, Jon Ankney, Pat winter program considerably. Sheridan and Sam Gano will We had tots of room to Fresh wear ties ■ot return. exercise and were able to The loss of our offensive work on strength, quickness Strawberry linemen has caused Kidd and and agility," noted Kidd. . . .The Ink Ms staff to consider switching Pie some defensive personnel to Mike Nicholson, a 6—4, offense. 220-pound sophomore sf separates ••Our biggest task this defensive end, and Larry Op»n • *.m. to II P.m. spring will be trying to rebuild Kaelin, a 5-11, 215-pound is "together" and improve our offensive sophomore center, have been one," Kidd said. excused from the beginning of All-American Ken Silvious Richard Cook, a 5-10, spring drills. Nicholson had for spriif. 205-pound junior linebacker, minor surgery on his knee, and Tom Re id, a 6-0, while Kaelin is playing ; 215-pound defensive end, will baseball for EKU, starting in i -n be moved to the offensive line right field. this spring to compensate for The figure: these tosses. Another change Also missing from spring e short sleeve shows freshman red-shirt Mike practice will be defensive boucle zippered Setters moving from a coordinator Bill Shannon, defensive back position to who will submit to surgery in front from Bobbie Brooks flanker. the near future. Defensive 100% Acrylic knit. Sizes 34-40 "We are going to make,-a backfield coach Jack Ison will EASTERN NEXT TO white, navy, blue, red or brown, noo few adjustments on offense be in charge of the defense BY-PASS UNIVERSITY INN and leave our defensive until Shannon returns in the Open 24 Hours Daily alignmentits intact." Kidd said. faJL Cotton striped, fly front cotton We Itttr-littr Close jeen. Assorted colors. $Eto
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Page 8 - Thursday, April 1,1971 - THE EASTERN PROGRESS . ■ Elementary Education Exhibit Supports Youth Art Month An elementary art exhibit the exhibit. The Eastern strictly dedicated to exhibit from elementary from Eastern Kentucky is now superintendents were asked to Eastern Kentucky. students in that urban area. on display in the hallway of pass information concerning The twenty counties "Hopefully," Deane said, the fourth floor of the Combs the exhibition along to area represented are Pike, Letcher, "we will win the national Building. This show is being art teachers. Harlan, Bell, Whitley, Knox, contest with this exhibit. Last sponsored by Eastern's Students in grades one Leslie. Perry, Knott, Floyd, year Eastern was the i Elementary Education through eight were eligible to Magoffin, Breathitt, Wolfe, runner-up. If we do win, we Department in conjunction send in an exhibit. The only Powell, Estill, Lee, Clay, will use the money to try to with Youth Art Month. rules were that the work must Owsley, Jackson, and Laurel. convince students interested Assistant Professor Daniel be two-dimensional. There are According to Deane these in art to come to Eastern." Richard Deane of the a variety of media including were selected because "they The students who Elementary Education paintings, drawings, printing, are most representative of submitted the works receive Department said that "this tempra, water colors, enamel, EKU's student body in no prize." The interest of month of March is important and collage. There was no Eastern Kentucky." these children in art is just to everyone interested in limitation to size. Tentative plans now call great," Deane said. "I am children's art, and thus, we The purpose of presenting for this exhibit to be sent to extremely pleased with the feel that proper recognition the children's works is to give Louisville in exchange for an results of this exhibition." given to creativity in art now the people of Eastern will pay big rewards for future Kentucky a unique look at the teachers and students of culture and talent of this Sophs, Juniors Offer Kentucky." region. Deane said the exhibit Notices were sent to the will be held over for one week superintendents of twenty until April 2. Five Scholarships Eastern Kentucky counties' Deane pointed out that this Students who need A committee of class Boards of Education telling of is the first showing here at financial aid and who have advisers, class presidents, and been active participants in administrative officials, campus life are eligible to headed by Tarvin, will apply for the five scholarships consider the applications and AAUP Holds Forum being offered by the announce the winners on sophomore and junior classes. Honors Day, April 18. On General Education "A 2.0 cumulative average According to Abercrumbie, is required," said Eric this is an attempt to stimulate Abercrumbie, assistant to Bob class interest and to get the The local chapter of the being held is that the AAUP Staff Photo by Larry Baltey Tarvin, Director of Student classes to put their money coeds on McGregor's roof, boys in short AAUP will hold a forum on "felt it would be an Although spring has been especially fickle Activities and Organizations. into their own classification sleeve shirts, classes in the ravine amid early "General Education Courses: interesting subject to discuss." A Bee In this year, an ambitious bee on a dogwood General education courses 'Those applying for the group. blossom gave rise to hopes that the magic sunners and frustrated daffodils which Reasonable? Revevant? one $250 sophomore include not only those taught season had finally arrived. There were, of finally bloomed after abortive attempts cut Ridiculous? in the Ferrell scholarship must have Blossom Room, April 6, at 4:10 p.m. in Central University College, course, other encouraging signs-bikini clad short by spring snow. but also those taken for completed at least 30 class Howard for students as well as faculty hours and no more than 59," reasons other than Continued from page 1 members. he said. "To apply for the Panelists will include Dr. professional. -From seizing the film The members of the panel four $150 junior scholarships Clyde J. Lewis, Dean of one must have completed at "Threesome"or attempting to Central University College; Dr. were chosen because of their do so. Faculty Regent Election Results interesing ideas on general least 60 hours and no more Howard Southwood, a than 89." —From prosecuting the professor of educational education courses, according plaintiffs for exhibiting the Applications are available : ( psychology and guidance; Dr. to Curtis. in room 212, Coates film. Morris Taylor, professor of Administration Building and -From interfering with the Scheduled For Release Tonight chemistry; Cindi Dorman, an Lake Site the application deadline .is exhibition of the film. Eastern English major; and Friday, April 9. —From threatening or In order to hold the Member of the Board of Ron Carter, an Eastern harassing or intimidating the The results of a run off nominess were Dr. Robert E. election between Dr. Donald Burkhart, associate professor position of the faculty Regents is for three years, pre-law and accounting major. plaintiffs in the showing of member of the Board of The moderator will be Mr. any film the defendants Haney, chairman of the of English, and Mr. Claude K. provided, however, that the Approved geology department and Mr. Smith, chairman of the Regents a faculty member term of the first faculty Arthur Curtis, assistant arbitraily determine to be must hold the rank of professor of social science. Continued from page 1 Variety Show obscene. Alvin G. McGlasson, associate accounting department. member elected expires on Assistant professor or higher; March 31, 1971. "We want to discuss the And for all those readers who Several EKU groups are The suit also requests a professor of math, for the made it this far, APRIL faculty member of Eastern to Since none of the four he must be a teaching or value of the general participating in a charitable declaratory judgement that research member of the FOOL. the film is protected by the the University Board of nominees received a majority Terms of subsequent educations courses, both pro variety show sponsored by the faculty, and he may hold no faculty members commence and con and ways that it A student should always Richmond Jaycees in Brock free speech and press Regents is to be announced of the votes the run off read a story in its entirety to today. election is being held between official administrative title on April 1 of the year in might be improved," said Auditorium this Saturday provisions of the constitution other than that of get the complete picture. For and that no film can be seized the two with the highest which the term of the serving Curtis. night at 8. Departmental Chairman. faculty member expires and When asked if he planned those who did make it to the Tickets for "Showtime in by the defendants or any Haney and McGlasson were number of votes. e nd before spreading the prosecution intituted without among four faculty members expire on March 31 three to make a proposal after the Richmond" are $1. years hence. forum he said that he didn't. rumor further, the day is not prior adversary hearing to nominated by the faculty for Ballots for the election are The term of the Faculty The reason that the forum is entirely your day. determine probable cause. the position. The other two due today at 4 p.m.
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