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Eastern Progress 1934-1935 Eastern Progress Eastern Kentucky University Encompass Eastern Progress 1934-1935 Eastern Progress 11-28-1934 Eastern Progress - 28 Nov 1934 Eastern Kentucky University Follow this and additional works at: http://encompass.eku.edu/progress_1934-35 Recommended Citation Eastern Kentucky University, "Eastern Progress - 28 Nov 1934" (1934). Eastern Progress 1934-1935. 5. http://encompass.eku.edu/progress_1934-35/5 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Eastern Progress at Encompass. It has been accepted for inclusion in Eastern Progress 1934-1935 by an authorized administrator of Encompass. For more information, please contact [email protected]. THE EASTERN PROGRES '. ■ , '.' Student Publication Eastern Kentucky State Teachers College VOLUME 13 RICHMOND, KENTUCKY, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1934 NUMBER 6 LITTLE THEATRE SEASON OPENS LOCAL CLUB Swan Singer MAROONS OPEN PAGEANT ON Editor MARYS ANKLE SENDS TO WITH ALUMNI EDUCATION TO BE SHOWN OXFORD OHIO Galaxy of Stars Will Meet Program Directed by Dr. Hughes's Machine Clark Staged at Eas- HERE TUESDAY World Affairs Club is Rep- tern Chapel Students Will See Members resented at Con- BRADS PROMISE BATTLE of Club in 3 Act vention EDUCATION WEEK NOTE Farce Lacking only an experienced pivotman to round out a well- HELD AT MIAMI A prophetic peageant entitled balanced team. Coach Turkey "Education in a Democracy" was W1LLOUGHBY IN LEAD Hughes has been drilling his 21 presented Friday morning at East- Eastern was represented recently candidates for the varsity net team ern Teachers College assembly hour V thru the fundamentals of the game On Tuesday evening, December at the Ohio Valley Conference of by students of the training school, 8 the Little Theatre Club will pre- the International Relations Clubs for the last two weeks in prepara- nursery school, college, and high at Oxford, O., by members of the tion for the opening game of the school of Eastern. The program sent a hilarious three-act farce WorM Affairs dub here. season against the Alumni, and in was directed by Dr. Roy B. Clark called "Mary's Ankle," written by hopes of uncovering a suitable man and members of his advanced com- May Tuny. Miss Lucy Montjoy, secretary and to fill the sho:s of T. c. McDanlel, treasurer of the club, presided, "at last year's sparkling Maroon center. position class. "Mary's Ankle" is the story of one of the discussion meetings at At present Paul Tierney, reserve Miss Barbara Congleton, ftlch- impecunlary youth. Curt Burnam the conference. She led the dis- center from last year, and Kelly mon, dressed in a robe of white as the doctor without a patient; cussion on the R. O. T. C. The Klrkland, a newcomer to the Ma- and blue representing the spirit of Marshall Ney, a big business man question discussed was whether mil- roon hoopstcrs, have the inside democracy, spoke the prologues. without the business (but with nu- itary training should be compulsory track on the job and cither one The pageant, illustrating the merous entertaining ideas; and en the college campuses of this may start against the old grads on typical school of the future, In- Walter Engle as the lawyer without country. These discussion meetings December 8. cluded five scenes showing the edu- Robert Rankin has been selected a client, are badly broke and only were the most interesting part of Lloyd Dyk,es, Somerset, regjular Coach Hughes has four letter cational life of the child of tomor- as editor of the anthology of stu- the fact that Doc's landlady, Bar- all the program as it gave each end of this year's and last year's men left from last year and around row from the nursery school thru dent writing which is being spon- bara Congleton, makes a spdalty delegate a chance to express him- Maroon grid machine finished his these men he will undoubtedly will the graduate and professional sored by the Canterbury Club. of numerous diseases (to the un- self on a question that is of great football career here in the game build this year's edition of the school. Prominent in the field of Journalism, speakable disgust of her daughter Interest to the colleges and uni- with Louisville. Dykes was oaptajp Eastern Maroons. Ernie Young and The alms or the nursery were de- Rankins is columnist for the Eas- (Elizabeth Elmore) keeps a roof versities of this state and many of the Maroons last year, and his Little Hale are left over from last fined as leading directly to those tern Progress, associate editor of over, their luckless heads. other states. play over a period of years has been year's regular guards, along with of the elementary school, and to the Milestone, special aviation cor- Mary Jane Smith, the girl with Three internationally renowned consistent, and, at times, brilliant. Ben Aahmore, who was an alter- guide the child In development of respondent for the Cincinnati En- the ankle, comes Into Doc's office persons were heard at the meeting: In addition to his alhletic activities, nate guard last year. Jim Bon speech, teach him respect for the quirer and feature writer for Popu- on Tag day, and leaves with the Miss Amy Hemingway Jones, as- Dykes has been a leader In campus Allen is the only forward on the rights of others and to do things lar Aviation magazine. Rankins accumulated "fortunes" of all three sistant In the division of intercourse affairs, and has held positions on squad who earned his letter last for himself. is a transfer from Marshall College, of the friends and Doc's heart I and education of the Carnegie En- both the Progress and Milestone season nad he will be one of the The elementary school was rep- at which place he was associated Don Michelson, as Doc's tightwad dowment for International Peace; staffs. He is a senior and will mainstays of the Maroon five .if resented by a group of sixth grade with the college newspaper and an- uncle, loosens up on the purse Major O. Douglas Booth, publicist graduate in June. he keeps up the early pace he has children In an editorial staff meet- nual. Before entering college he strings when he hears of Doc's and lecturer from Canada; and Dr. set. Coach Hughes lost his regular ing, revealing the way self-expres- was connected with the U. 8. Army marriage, which has been contrived Paul L. Dangler, visiting Cornegle center last year by graduation and sion and individuality may be led Engineers and at one time he was by the three hopeful friends as a professor at Iowa State University, ,the two centers from the frosh to cooperate with leadership. Mo- a draftsman for the Fokker Air- means of keeping the wolf from .from Austria. KIPA WILL squad last year did not return to tion pictures and radio will play an craft Corporation. the door. Things were progressing school this semester. Important part in the elementary Those that attended the confer- very favorably until it becomes ap- Along with the above mentioned school of the future, according to parent that the fake name on the ence were: Sam Beckley, president the program outlined for it. of the chapter located on Eastern's MEET DEC. 7-8 young Hale, and Ashmore, who will wedding Invitations is no fake at I campus; Curtis Farley, Lucy Mont- do the majority of the guarding Social studies and Intelligent' in- MUSEUM PLANS all but the name of a flesh and JJojr, Fay White, Ester Howard, John Progress to be Represented duties again this year, Coach terest in civic problems will be fos- blood girl. You can imagine their Hughes has an abundance of mate- tered in the high school of the fu- embarrassment but come and see and Dr. L. O. Kennamer, At Convention At ture, as demonstrated by Model ARE MADE BY how the tangle unravels itself. It sponsor of the club. rial to round out his squad. Teddy Moorehead Frith and Ed Hesse from last year's high school students. As stated In is sure to be Interesting and they The conference Is to be held at frosh squad are out for guard posi- the prologue, "Secondary education say that the new leading lady Is College at Huntlngton. W. tions as is Ray Settle, who was in- will seek to guide the children into HISTORY CLUB quite NICE! nevt year It is the hope ot PROGRAM ANNOUNCED eligible last season. activities for which they are men- ,'s chapter of the Interna- tally and emotionally fitted. It will Commitetees Appointed at Coach Hughes will probably get provide activities that will develop tional Relations Clubs to bring the a headache when he tries to pick Meeting to Report on DR. TINDER IN Jerence to Eastern the following The Kentucky Intercollegiate his forwards this year as he has a sense of responsibility and duty year! Press Association will hold its an- Woodie Hlnkle, Joe Hedges, and as members of society." Project -O- Charley Bryant, three of Coach "The college of the future will nual fall meeting at Morehead have three distinct functions, to CHAPEL TALK State Teachers College December 7 Portwood's mainstays last year; Jrm Brown, one of the greatest prepare for specific vocations, fur- HOPE FEDERAL AID WILL PUBLISH and 8. The schools that are ex- players ever to play at Eastern who nish the intellectual training for North Middletown Minister pected to be ■•presented are: « Rich Col- professional and graduate study, and provide cultural, vocational and A meeting of the board of the is Heard at Eastern Western, University of Kentucky, lins, a holdover from last year; recreation study during leisure Madison County Historical Society Assembly* NTHOLOGY Centre, Eastern, Murray, George- Sheriff Scearce, a junior college man, and Paul Demoisey, a new- hours," it was stated, and a scene was held Friday, November 16, when town and • Transylvania.
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