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Eastern Progress Eastern Progress 1971-1972 Eastern Progress Eastern Progress 1971-1972 Eastern Kentucky University Year 1971 Eastern Progress - 21 Oct 1971 Eastern Kentucky University This paper is posted at Encompass. http://encompass.eku.edu/progress 1971-72/9 Welcome Grads To Excitement '71 Good Beat Luck! xTlic ijsrcni Bronrrss Western // SettingSettine The Pace In A Progressive EnEra ~\ I ^*^~ ^ 49th Year, HumberJ^Cj Student Publication of Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond, Ky. 16 Pages October 21, 1971 Homecoming Is'The Name Of The Game' Annual Dance Fifteen Finalists Starts Celebration Compete For Crown Homecoming celebrations The Grand Marshal Is Mr. County Fair Queen and a will open the dance tomorrow BY MSA COLLINS member of the Little Sigmas. Charles T. Hughes who came to Staff Writer night beginning at 9 p.m. in the Eastern in 1929. He is the for- She held the 1970 title of Miss Student Union Building. The mer EKU head football and Fifteen coeds will bevieingfor Fairdale. Heywoods, a brassed rock band baseball coach. Hughes was Homecoming Queen Saturday Sponsored by the Veterans'" from Cincinnati, will entertain. also athletic director and afternoon at the Eastern- Club is Olive Marie Falcone. The 15 queen candidates will be coached basketball. Eastern's Western game. The new Queen She is an elementry education formally presented at 10 p.m. baseball field is named after will take over the reign from major and special education minor from Louisville. Miss The Homecoming parade will Hughes. last year's title holder Peggy Falcone holds the title of Miss begin at 10 a.m. Saturday At 1:30, prior to the Eastern Cotten 'Colsen . Milestone 1970 and was first morning. The leading band will vs. Western game at Hanger Frances Adams, sponsored runner-up to the Homecoming be the Marching Maroons. Six Field, (he Homecomine aueen by McGregor Hall, is an interior high school bands will also will be crowned by Eastern's" decoration major and business Queen last year. She is also the participate. Other units include President Martin. Chuck minor from Elizabethtown. Her Veterans Club Sweetheart, a member of the Inter-dorm Richmond and Lexington Kelhoffer student body activities include membership Council and a Kappa Delta Shriners, the Little Colonels, president, will present the on the Little Colonels Drill Sorority pledge. floats, and the queen candidate queen and the two finalists with Team, vocations chairman for cars. flowers, and the President of Chi Omega Sorority and KYMA Grove—Pulliam Ihe Alumni Association, Earl Club. She is presently Miss Debra Grove, representing Roberts, will award the Kentucky County Fair and has Alpha Delta Pi Sorority., is a Women's Dorms trophies. previously held the title of Miss Home Economics major After the game there will be Hardin County Fair. from Ormond Beach, Florida. an informal gathering in the Begley—Clark She serves Alpha Delta Pi as Open Doors middle gym of the Begley secretary and repqrter- Building for all alumni and From Amelia, Ohio, Debbie historian. A Kappa Alpha Little students. Refreshments will be Begley is a special education Sister, she is also a member of For Male Guests served. major and an elementary the textile club and the home Guest hours from 4:30-6 p.m., Registration for alumni will education minor. Sponsored by economics club. Miss Grove be from 9 a.m.-i p.m. Saturday October 23rd will be in effect in Commonwealth Hall, she serves was named "Miss in the Student Union lobbby. all women's residence halls on the House Council. GROWTH congeniality " in the 1971 Miss There will be coffee in the that choose to have them. and SNEA. Once a week Miss Richmond Pageant. Family Living Center, Burrier L This is determined if: House Begley teaches a Bible class for Sponsored by the Gymnastics Building, from 10:30 to 12 noon Council members vote to have children at the Richmond Club, Peggy Lynn Haskins is a for alumni and friends of the then and have people willing to Community Center and also nursing ,rn,aJor. She Is a Home Economics Department. assist in supervision, all works in the TMR class at representatitive of the Ken- An alumni buffet luncheon Resident Directors, Assistant Wallace. tucky Youth Assembly, Miss will be held in the Student Union Residence Directors, Graduate Sponsored by Burnam Hall, Haskins is from Mt. Sterling., Assistants . and Resident Building from 11:15-1 p.m. The Cheryl Clark is a music major A secretarial science Assistants be on duty during the cost is $3.00. for Lexington. She is attending major form Erlanger, Cindy From 6-8 p.m. there will be a entire period, Male guests enter EKU on a music scholarship Hopkins is representing the buffet dinner at the Arlington only through the lobby, and and is a member of Oratorio Pershing Rifles. She is a Alumni-Faculty Center (by every male is accompanied by and concert chorus. member of the Valianette his hostess. reservation only). This will be precision drill team. Miss Mary K. Ingels, Dean of followed by a dance. Tickets are Clay—Dakel Representing Sidney Clay Women, stressed that the event $4.50 for the dinner and $5.50 for Hall Shea Pulliam. is a speech was not an open house. She felt Ihe dinner and dance. To attend Representing the Omicron pathology major and audiology that this implies anyone can Ihe dance, the dinner must first Alpha Kappa society . Kandy minor from Paris. A member come and go at will; in guest be attended. Clay is a political science major of CWENS. Miss Pulliam is the hours, every male must be with At 8:30 the Doc Severinsen and economics minor. From Bourbon Co. Tobacco Queen his hostess at all times. concert will begin in the Alumni Ashland, Miss Clay is a band and third runner-up in the She hopes the dorms will Coliseum. The Now Generation majorettes for the Marching Tobacco Queen contest. make it a "gala affair" and Brass will also be featured. Maroons. serve refreshments in the lobby Tickets for alumni are $3.50 Sullivan—Wesley Marie Covington, from before guests hours begin. each and are available at the Georgetown, is sponsored Judy Sullivan, sponsored by Bursar 's Office. There will be no "open house" by Keith Hall. She is a member Kappa Delta Tau, is a social Students may purchase them or visitations in the men's of the Keith Hall judicial board. work major from Greensburg. for $2.00 with their ID'S at the dormitories this year as there Board of Athletics, and is "Miss She is the KDT social chairman have been in the past. cashier's window. and first runner-up in the Junior Photo by Uarrv BiH«y Photogenic" for the 1971 Milestone. Miss Covington is a Miss Pageant. Her freshman physical education major. year Miss Sullivan was the ONE OF THESE fifteen coeds will be crowned Saturday as the Marie Covington, Cathie Dakel. Frances Adams, Cindy Cathie Dakel, sponsored by Pi Little Colonels Drill Team and Elsewhere 1971 Homecoming Queen. They are (clockwise, from bottom) Hopkins, Gail Wasson. Shea Pulliam. and Peggy Haskins. The finalists were chosen from forty pre-candidates in a campus- Kappa Alpha Fraternity, is a as a sophomore was a ROTC Beverley Disney, Judy Sullivan, Olive Falcone, Cheryl Clark, sponsor. Kandy Clay, Debbie Begley, Jo Ellen Wesley, Debra Grove, wide election last Thursday. physical education major for Sports News pp. 10-13 Cincinnati Ohio. She is the Representing Case Hall is president of Chi Omega Gail Wasson. She is an Sorority, a member of the elementry education major Fall Fashions p.8 Health. Physical Education and from Paris. Last, year Miss Recreation Club and the Pi Wasson was her high school Kappa Alpha Dream Girl. homecoming queen. ciubtivity. Pp. 9,15 Black Homecoming BeginsToday Jo Ellen Wesley, from Disney—Falcone Lexington, is an elementry Explo '72. p. 5 education major. She is their means of doing this are Beverley — Disney is BY SHARON FIELDS events that begin the Thursday door. The Omega men promise representing the Sigma Chi representing the Sigma Nu before Homecoming and con- that this will be one of the best quite different from other Fraternity and is the Sigma Nu Garrett Feature p. 7 Staff Writer fraternities and sororities. We Fraternity. An Art major and tinue until Saturday night. This "Pre-Homecoming Dances ever Sweetheart. Included in her ac- do this in a way that Black interior design minor from year is no exception. presented at Eastern. Fairdale. Miss Disney is the tivities are memberships in the Each year. Eastern's Black Saturday's big events will people have always been known The celebration wll begin Sigma Chi Sweetheart. She is Alpha Delia Sorority, Young Toffltler Lecture p. 6 organizations plan special begin with the Homecoming today with the Omega Psi Phi, (Continued on Page Sixteen) also Ihe Beta Omicron Gamma Republicans, and SNEA. sxffis^sfflMWjM; Flag powder Puff Football game between Eastern and game between the Omega's Western. As Athletic Director and the Omega Pearls. The Immediately following the game will start at 6:00 p.m. and game, Alpha Kappa Alpha last no longer than an hour. Sorority, Delta Sigma Theta Combs Replaces Presnell After the Powder Puff game, Sorority, Kappa Alpha Psi Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Donald G. Combs, dean of Swimming and Diving received his B.S. in 1953 and his Fraternity and Omega Psi Phi will have a gathering at the Kentucky collegiate swimming Championships. Fraternity will do their M.A. in 1965. Both degrees are Mule Barn at 9:00 p.m. If coaches, has been appointed traditional stepping.
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