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1958-59 Basketball at ...Morehead State College 1958-59 BASKETBALL AT •.•• Morehead State College ---"""'f • fi ·' ._.1-, :::...,l•-'- --~- .. •ln t ._ -· •· =- ....::> f ~, --~ ~(:.- OFFICIAL.PROGRAM & BROCHURE MOREIIEAD;ff.ATE COLLEGE, MOREHEAD, KY. 25 cen 1958-59 Basketba.ll Schedu.le DEC. I-Morris Harvey Home 22-Eastern Kenlucky Away 4--Alumni Home 24--Ohio University Away 6-Tennessee Tech Home FEB. 3-Marshall Home 9-David Lipscomb Ho1ne 5-Middle Tennessee Home 13-Western Kentucky Home 7-Mm-ray State Away 15-Ohio University Hmnc 10-Easleru Kenlucky Home 19-Mississippi State Away } <'!-Western Kentucky Away JAN. 5-Bellarmine Ho1ne 16-Mm-ray State Home 8-East Ten'riessee Away 20-Tennessee Tech Away 12-St. Francis, Pa. Home 21-Tampa Away 15-Easl Tennessee Hmne 23-Miami Away 17-Midd]e T ennessee Away 26- Marsha]] Away All Home Game Begin at 7:30 (C. S. T.) Thornton, Arthur, Jim, and Tom prepare for a journey by first stopping at J. W. Helwig, Jr., Service Station for that Crown Extra Gasoline. Jack also has Crown and Super Crown Extra Gasolines plus a Complete Line of Atlas Tires, Batteries and Accessories. J. Wm HELW'IG, JR. SERVICE STATION In Downtown Morehead President Adron Doran A former high school and college basketball player ... a former high school principal and coach ... and now a college president who firmly believes fa intercollegiate athletics . such is the man behind Morehead State College. A scholar and a man who knows the true value of athlet­ ics, Dr. Adron Doran has said, "Participation in intercollegiate athletics is an area in which students and faculties of colleges and universities come to know one another more intimately and to understand the other better. Through competitive sports we come to appreciate the individual and collective accomplish­ ments of the teams as well as to be drawn closer together as institutional representatives in group confidence and respect." Dr. Doran is embarking upon his fifth year at the More­ head State College helm. Under his guidance, the new field­ house and Doran Student House have been built and a new men's dormitory will soon be under construction. The dorm­ itories have been redecorated and refurnished, new science laboratories have been added, the enrollment has greatly in­ cr eased as has the faculty and athletics have been at a peak never before seen in Morehead. Since coming to Morehead, Dr. Doran has assisted in arranging a schedule to qualify the college as a major school and has seen the Eagles set a national scoring record which still stands, finish third in the NCAA Regional at Iowa City in 1956, participate again in the NCAA tourney in 1957 and hold the Ohio Valley Conference championship both years. A man of vision, Dr. Doran has helped open the doors to greater athletic and academic achievement at Morehead State College. This Program Printed By EAST KY. PRINTING CO,MPANY Morehead, l(entucky --•-- Boosters of Morehead St-ctle College and The Eagles Page One G..-ncral I nforn1ation NAME Morehead State College LOCATION _ Morehead, Kentucky ENROLLMENT __ _ -- --·-- _ ---------------- 1,811 FOUNDED _ ----------- 1923 PRESIDENT _____ _ _____ ___ ____ Dr. Adron Dor an DEAN OF INSTRUCTION _ Dr. Warren C. Lappin DEAN OF STUDENTS ____ _ ___ __ Roger L. Wilson REGISTRAR _______ _ - -- __ _____ _ Li.nus A. Fair BUSINESS MANAGER -- - ---- __ _____ Herbert Hogan SCHOOL COLORS _________ _ - ------- _ _ ___ ____ Blue and Gold NICKNAME __________ _ __ ---------- ______________ Eagles FIELDHOUSE CAPACITY _ ·--- --· --------- --- 4,500 CONFERENCES _______ _ -- ___ _ Ohio Valley Confer ence National Collegiate Athletic Association DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS . ______ Bob Laughlin HEAD FOOTBALL COACH _ . ___________ _________ Paul Adams ASSISTANT FOOTBALL COACH ------------- _____ _____ Jerry Wing HEAD BASKETBALL COACH - _ - ----- __ ________ Bob Laughlin ASSISTANT BiSKETBALL COACH ------· ------------ Ed Lucke TRACK COACH __ - - --- --- ---,i-------- _ __ J erry Wing TENNIS COA,CH ___ _ _______ ·------------- ______ Ed Lucke BASEBALL COACH ___ _ --------------------- John "Sonny" Allen CROSS-COUf'ITRY COACH ----- ------ ·----- _ ___ Ed Lucke TICKET MANAGER _ __ __ _ -------- ------ ___ Robert Stokes DIRECTOR OF PUBLJCTTY - -- _ _ __ _ __ Ray Hornback PRESS RADIO & TV The Louisvi!Je Courier-,Tournal WM OR--=Morehead Tbe Louisville Times WFTM-Maysville The Lexington Leader WHAS- Louisville The Lexington Herald WCMI-Ashland The Rowan County News WSAZ-TV-Huntington , W. Va. The Ashland Daily Independent WHTN-TV-Huntington, W. Va. The Trail Blazer (College Publication) Morehead's Lettermen, Thorn­ ton Hill and Herbie Triplett ex­ amine one of the many fine Guns at Roark's Spor-l Shop. They have all kinds of Sporting Equip­ ment. ROARK'S SPORT SHOP Main St. Morehead Page Two Growth Is The Byword Morehead State College, situated in the foothills has just been completed. Additional housing units for of the beautiful Cumberland Mountain Chain, where married students have just been added, new science the bluegrass meets the m·ountains, has shown r e­ labs have been installed, the auditorium has just been markable growth since its establishment as a state redecorated, new dormitory rooms have been added supported institution in 1923. in all dormitories and the women's dormitories have been refurnished and redecorated. A new 201-room men's dor mitory and a 100-unit married student hous­ The Morehead Campus comprises an area of over ing project are now under construction. 800 acres encompassing a physical plant valued at well over 5 million dollars. Over 20 buildings of Tudor -Gothic design overlook the Triplett Creek Valley and The ever-increasing enrollment stands at 1,811 . present an imposing panorama of architectural beauty. the largest enrollment in the history of the college. The faculty has increased proportionately. Set against lhe foothills of the Cumberland Moun­ tain chain, the beautifully terraced lawns make Morehead State College offers a well-balanced Morehead State College one of the most striking and curriculum leading to Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of picturesque schools in the South. Science and Master of Arts degrees. Preliminary trainings for professional study in medicine, dentistry, law, pharmacy and engineering is offered in addition Located on the campus is a 26 acre lake which to a program of nursing education. serves as a reservoir for the college and the city of Morehead with a population of over 4,000. The lake provides facilities for camping, picnicing and fishing. A highly trained faculty is on hand to direct the growth of young men and women in areas of agricul­ ture, art, commerce, dr ama, education home econ­ Morehead's new fieldhouse seating 4,500 is the omics, industrial arts, literatur e, math~matics, mod­ newest structure on the campus. The Doran Student ern languages, music, physical education science and House, one of the finest student houses in the nation, the social sciences. ' CLEAN 'M EAGLES ! Morehead Complete Laundry and Tobacco Warehouse Dry Cleaning Service Inc. * No Load Too Large, No Load Too Small Your Finish e-r No Long Wait, A. Fair Deal To A.ll A SALE EVERY DAY. MODEL LAUNDRY "Built to Serve AND CL EANERS the People of Trumbo Avenue Phone ST 4-4931 Eastern l{entucky" P age Three Coach Bob Laughlin Bob Laughlin, beginning his sixth year as the More­ head State College basketball coach, has .compiled an enviable 81-45 record and has never had a losing season as a college coacn. An advocate of the fast break, Laughlin's 1957-58 team finished second in the Ohio Valley Conference race after winning the league title the two previou:: years. This season Laughlin will count heavily on the pro­ gress of five untried sophomores. A native of Mt. Sterling, the popular Laughlin attend· ed Xavier University in Cincinnati where a leg injury in his sophmore year cut short his playing days. He r eceived his AB degree from Morehead in 1937, his MA from the University of Kentucky in 1941 and worked on his doctorate at tbe, ·u niversity of Indiana. Laughlin came to Morehea'd in 1935 as an assistant football coach and head basketball coach at Breckinridge Training School. As coach of the Train.ng S ~hool tor 14 seasons, he accumulated an ,enviable r ~::ord of taking his teams to the regional tourney 12 times-being a finalist 10 of the 12 times. Laughlin won the State High School Basketball Championship in 1946. An astute student of the game, the affal)i ':? L:rnghlin can always be found with a big grin and a hearty laugh .... when he's not on the basketball floor. Then it's all business for Bob Laughlin, who has lifted Morehead State College into the ranks of the basketball powers of the nation. Complim ents of "Say It With Flowers" MONARCH SUPPLY STORE A tkinson * Flo r ist "GOOD LUCI{, EAGLES" * Glennis Fraley Roy Cornette W. MAIN ST. PHONE ST 4-5464 Page Four A Look At The 1958-59 Season This 'is a rebuilding year for Lhe Morehead Eagles former Eagle guard Kenny Thompson. Thompson up since three starters were lost from the 1957-58 team from last season's freshman team, where he averaged via the graduation route. Included in the trio were over 20 points a game, may provide the team with All-American Steve Hamilton, Dave Keleher and Bernie Shimfessel, thus coach Bobby Laughlin will U1e "floor generalship" they lacked last season. rely on the progress of five untried sophomores. Gr anville Williams, 5-11 sophomore, and Claude The nucleus of lhis season's team will be forward Sallee, 5-9 junior, are good shots from outside and Thornton Hill, 6-6 senior and Herbie Triplett, 5-8 jun­ will be vieing for a starting role.
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