Western HOMECOMING ~overnberI6,
1935
vs.
Murray
1935 HILLTOPPER FOOTBALL SQUAD
One of the outstanding football teams of the South will come to Bowling Green on November 16 to clash with the Hilltoppers in a climax to Western's all-day Homecoming celebration. Howard College, which tied the Alabama "Rosebowlers" 7-7 an':i has swept aside all opposition since, will send its Bulldog clan against Captain Prewitt's men in an effort to erase the memory of last year's upset when W ~stetn held them to a 0-0 draw. Howard's nationally-known record and the fact that the Hilltoppers will be completely "shooting the works" indicate that one of the largest Homecoming crowds in history will gather on College Heights for the event. A great day, a splendid program, and one of the best football games to be played anywhere in the south this fall promise to make the 1935 Home~ming the most outstanding in Western's history. Make your plans now to be here. Renew the friendships of the past. Enjoy the fellowship of this great alumni rally. Bring your friends. Come early and stay late.
MEMBERS OF THE HILLTOPPER SQUAD PICTURED ON COVER (1) Archie Moore (2) Willard Peebles (3) Bill Vaughn (4) Estill "Eck" Branham (5) Garland "Red" Garrison (6) Max Reed (7) Coy Hibbard (S) Glen Williams (9) Willard Day (10) Joe Cook (11) Charlie Griffin (12) Billy Durham (13) Clarence Caple (14) Jake "Sea Lion" Goranfio (15) George Jones (16) Chris Cox (17) Arthur "Hot Water" Croley (1S) K. Niman (19) Captain Si Prewitt (20) Bub Ellis (21) Jim Roddy (22) J. C. Batsel (23) Buford "Slats" Garner (24) Lucian Adams (25) Henry Cooper (26) Jack Hanks (27) Jim Baker (2S) Millard Quillian (29) Philip Jenkins (30) Andrew Tipton (31) Charles Blanford.
November 2, 1935 Western Stadium
Bowling Green, Ky.