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Eastern Progress Eastern Progress 1935-1936 Eastern Progress Eastern Progress 1935-1936 Eastern Kentucky University Year 1936 Eastern Progress - 7 Feb 1936 Eastern Kentucky University This paper is posted at Encompass. http://encompass.eku.edu/progress 1935-36/10 & USE THE PATRONIZE LIBRARY THE EASTERN PROGRESS ADVERTISERS Student Publication of Eastern Kentucky State Teachers College VOLUME 14 RICHMOND, KENTUCKY, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1936 NUMBER 10 1TTT- PROM COMMITTEE Ted Shawn Men Dancers POPULAR STUDENT LTC IN PLAY NAMED BY JUNIORS LEAVES CAMPUS HIGH SCHOOL SPONSORED BY At the regular meeting of the Mrs. Thomas Henry Ooates, for- Junior class an election was held merly Msls Marian Stanley Hagan, NET CONTEST to fill the vacancies that occurred of Richmond, has returned to at the close of the semester, also Montgomery, West Virginia, to be SEVEN DEPTS the Junior Prom committee was with her husband, who is assistant MARCH 13 -14 professor of Economics at New River "The Taming of the Shrew" Mi-. Kelly Clore was elected vice- State College there. The former Thirty-Nine Schools In Reg- To Be Presented About president, Miss Louise Balden sec- Miss Hagan and Mr. Ooates were ion; Best Eight Come retary, and Mr. Ed Hesser as a married December 36, and Mrs. April 8; Cast To Be member of the social committee. Ooates remained here to complete to Eastern Miss Violet Lewis was elected her college work at Eastern. Picked chairman of the Junior Ptom com- mittee. The two members of the so- TROPHIES BE GIVEN BUCHANAN IS COACH cial committee, Miss Covlngton and Mr. Hesser, along with Mr. Bob FAIL TO GET Mavlty and Mr. Morris Creech, The eleventh reglnal High School The Little Theater Club of East- were elected to serve w-th Miss basketball tournament will be held ern announces that its tradltonal Lewis. SCHOOL BILL at Eastern March 13 and 14. This spring play will be another of tournament is sponsored by the col- Shakespeare's plays, The Taming lege under the auspices of the Ken- of the Shrew." The play will be UP FOR VOTE tucky High School Athletic Asso- presented in Hiram Brock audito- MAROONS AND ciation. rium April 8 and will be directed The eleventh region is made up by Miss Pearl Buchanan, sponsor of Effort Take BUI for Election of Franklin, Scott, Anderson, Mer- the club. EAGLES MEET of Superintendents from cer, Payette, Jessamine, Woodford "Dynamo", the above scene being "Twelfth Night,'' which was pre- When Ted Shawn and his troupe Rules Body Beaten In and Madison counties. There are sented as the spring play of the of world-famous men dancers ap- taken from this part of the repe- thirty-nine schools In this region Little Theater Club last year, owes TOMORROW pear here in April, they will execute totre. Lower House and the best eight will come to much of Its success to the fact that a unique dance number entitled Eastern for the tournament. Some all departments of the college co- Eastern Team Seeking Ven- of the schools that are in this sec- operated in the producton of the DEFEATED BY 47 TO 43 tion are Georgetown High, Frank- I play. Such cooperation Is being gence for 26 to 15 Defeat fort Lawrencebtjrg, Lexington, sought again this year in order that Suffered at Hands of REGISTRATION SHAWNTR0UPE Athens, Madison Hi, Wllmore, Kav- this great drama may too be a suc- FRANKFORT. Ky., February 6— anaugh, University HI Lexington, cess. Eagles Early in Season The house of representatives today and Versailles. The Little Theater Club, one of APPEAR HERE refused to take from Its rules com- Eight games will be played, two IS EXTENDED mittee the bill of L K. Rice of the oldest tdubs on the campus, has PLAY CENTRE TONIGHT each afternoon and two each night. made it a practice to present a play Men Dancers Are Booked for Breathitt county to provide fox the A season ticket can be bought for the spring of every year. This year Inclement Weather and Con- 'lection of county school superin- 75c, the afternoon games are 35c, will be the second consecutive year Return Engagement At tendents Instead of their appoint- The week-end basketball schedule sequent Closing of Schools ment by county school boards. and the night games 50c. The pro- that it has attempted to present a brings to Eastern the Morehead Auditorium grams will be handled by the Eas- Shakespearean play, and may be Accountable The motion to take the bill from tern Progress. established as an annual event. If Eagles and sends the Maroon quin- the committee obtained 43 votes. this one is successful. tet to Danville to meet the Centre It needed 51 to carry. Forty-seven Three trophies will be given, the "The Taming of the Shrew" will College Colonels. The Morehead LDIIT TO FEBRUARY 10 WERE HERE IN 1934 votes were cast against the bill. Chamber of Commerce trophy for employ all of the talent possessed boys, who have taken fifty percent Previously a motion to table the the winner, the runner up and the by the members of the club since of their games this season, will en- original motion was defeated. conselatlon trophies. counter the Eastern squad in Weaver Announcement has recently been Ted Shawn and his men dancers, It has such a large cast, even more who appeared at Eastern In Feb- The house passed almost unani- The class in Physical Education than was needed in "Twelfth Health Building tomorrow night. made that the time limit for sec- 468 Is organizing and administering Today the Maroons Journey to Dan- ond semester registration has been ruary, 1934, and received the thun- mously a bill to give county and this tournament as one of their Night" The cast for this play has extended to Monday, February 10. derous applause from an apprecia- police Judges probation powers in not, as yet, been selected but will ville. tive audience, are again booked to misdemeanor cases in which the projects for the semester. bo selected by Miss Buchanan at a The Eastern squad vows vengence This will be the last day for full- on the Eagles for a 38 to IS defeat load registration. The extension appear in Brock Auditorium during punishment does not exceed six later date. The various departments the present semester. months in Jail. of the college that will be called they suffered at the hands of the was made because of the Inclement upon to assist in this production Morehead representatives when weather, which has closed numer- Reputed to be the world's leading The county superintendent bill, a will be: Art, Music, English, Com- they met that team on their home ous county schools in the state. troupe of men dancers, the Ted controversial subject in almost EASTERN TO merce, Home Economics, and In- floor earlier in the season. The teachers in these schools Shawn Company should bring to every legislative session, was op- dustrial Arts. If past performance is any indi- would have been unable to take Eastern an entertainment unique posed by the state school depart- The student body is asked to co- cation of the type of ball our boys full-time work at Eastern for the in its scope. The press of the B. O. ment. GET R. 0. T. C. operate with the club in order that will demonstrate tomorrow night, second semester under the previous Workers says of the dancers and By the vote of 25 to 4 the senate this production will be the finest Morehead will have more than a deadline ruling, since the dosing their leader: "Shawn's dancers are today passed the bill of Senator Field Artillery Unit to Be ever presented at Eastern. handfull of dynamite. Eastern day for county schools was post- highly talented and finished artists. Joe Tackett (D), Prestonsburg, to looked its best on the basketball poned. Shawn himself is a genius." provide for the removal of school Established HJre Next court last Tuesday evening when Along with the full load exten- The talented artist tells of how in superintendents and for an appeal September they held the powerful Murray Col- sion there will be added time for order to develop his art he found it from the decision of a county board HEARCOATES lege team to a 39 to 38 victory, after part-time courses of study. The necessary to withdraw from New making such removal to the state tying the score numerous times and last day for part-time load regis- York studios and the turmoil of board of education. The bill WAR DEPARTMENT SAYS twice maintaining the lead. tration is Tuesday, February 18. financial worry and went along amends the school code which was AT ASSEMBLY The Eastern aggregation handed with his ensemble of dancers to passed by the 1934 session of the School officials are not yet ready his abandoned farm in Massachu- general assembly and which made The War Department last the Colonels a 38 to 30 defeat when to Issue statement* concerning the setts. There they cut timber, tilled Model High Principal Addres- the two teams met here earlier in size of the second semester regis- no provision for an appeal from announced that a field artillery the season. The all-season record the land and are thus better able the decision of a county board. unit of the Reserve Officers Train- ses College Chapel; Sub- tration. About 400 additional stu- to interpret labor on the land and ing Corps will be established at of the Centre team shows four vic- dents were expected to enroll, but As originally drawn the bill pro- tories against seven defeats.
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