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Western State Teachers vs Centre College

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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1935 = = = = = 2:00 P. M.=== = = FARRIS STADIUM

OLD

CENTRE b;d, yO" wel,ome.

One hundred

and sixteen college years, honorable and serviceable years, are looking down upon us.

May we as players and

as spectators, in this game and in the greater game of life , play tbe part of good sportsmen, courageous and honest and fair, in ways that are worthy of our glorious past and of our possibilities.

Old Centre bids you

welcome.

CHARLES J. TURCK, President.

OFFICIAL PROGRAM

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••• Centre College Colonels versus

Western State Teachers College

••• SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7 , 1935

==========2 P. M.========== FARRIS STADIUM

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DANVILLE, KY.

Published by the Centre College Publicity Bureau

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Backfield Coach Quinn D eck.., H ead Coach E _ K ubale, A sslslant F ootball

M anager B urke W illiams.

IN SET S-Rush N ichol son, M anager, and Dr . A . E . POf"ler, F aculty Chairman of A thlelJcl .

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300 ROO MS EACH WITH IND IVIDUAL BATH , RADIO AND ELECTRIC CEILING FANS MODERN

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KNOXVILLE, TENN.

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SENIORS

1 935 SECOND ROW ( Lefl to R ig hI )

AT RIGHT EARL BARTLETT "Klng Bee" Caplaln

FIRST ROW ( Len to Right ) JOE ENSMINGER flJo"

ROBERT RAMSIER II Bob" MURL GORE

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WM . KENNEDY " Red" THIRD ROW ( Lefl 10 Ri ghI) ROBERT MARKS

CHARLES ASHER "11%y" ROBERT KIDD " Bobby"

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CHAS . CARPENTER " Charl ie" LAWRENCE MOORE " Larry"

HOTEL PATTEN Chattanooga's Leading Hotel

Headquarters for Visiting Students and Center of Athletic Activities in General

WESTERN STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE W

ESTERN! The new school from the western part of the Commonwealth.

Not so

long ago one heard of a school by that name and in that section of the state. Today, we know of a great institution called Western State Teachers College, which is preparing for the state and nation many fine citizens.

Centre is proud to be host to the Hilltoppers, who come to represent such a great organization on the football field.

We boast with them for

Coach Carl "Swede" Anderson, who not so many years ago did his part on Cheek Field for Olde Centre, and who is now engaged in preparing football stars for Western.

Hilltoppers, we like your sportsmanship. You have shown clean sportsmanship on both field and floor, and we stand together COACH SWEDE ANDERSON

you to Cheek Field and Danville.

In

welcoming

Hit the line hard and hit it square Play the game and play it fair Crash right through do or die You've got to be good to SATISFY.

CENTRE PROBABLE LINE-UP TODAY N umber

79 90 77 88 83 89 86 67 85 74 80

Posi tion

Name

Ensminger _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Left End Eicholz Left Tackle Asher Left Guard E. Gaines Center Gore Right G uard Marks Right Ta ckle Garrett Right End Kennedy Q uarterba ck Dance Halfback Lua llen Halfba ck Bartlett (Captain) Full back CENTRE VARSITY SQUAD 1935

No. 77

80 45 42 69 71 85 22 90 79 66 72

88 86 83 35 67

Position Name Ashe r, Charles G. Bartlett, Earl (C) F. B. Bell , Fred E. Bible, L. A C. H. B. Cam pbell, Bob C arpenter, Charles _ _ H. B. H. B. Dance, Ed T. Davidson , B. G. Eic holI, Kenneth T. Ensmi nger, Mil ton _ . _ _ E. Fitzpatrick, Harry _ _Q. B. Ga ines, Ca lvin C. Gaines, Elvin H. B. Garrett, Gordon E. Gore , Murl G. Gravitt , Shelton G. Kennedy, Will:am _ _ Q . B.

No. 70 74 89 43 23 87 28 75 76 26 68 84 73 41 33 49 24

Name

PositIon

Kidd, Bob C. Q . B. Luallen, Brooks T. Marks, Bob Martin , Dick E. May, Ed H. B. May, W. _ _ _ _ _ _T. Miller, Marshall F. B. Moore, Larry F. B. O sborne, O wen H. B. Pohlman , E. J H. B. Purdon , Cla ude H. B. G. Ram seier, Bob Sampso n, Irvi n E. G. Turne r. Jam es Viol ett, Norman H. B. W hiteh ouse , Barnard _ _T. Wilcox, Pau l - - - H. B.

WESTERN PROBABLE LINE-UP TODAY J eney Scarle1. &. Grey

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99 90 94 79 97

99 82 80 79 97

75 76 77

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75 76 77

78 79 80 81 82 P3 84

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93 74 71 73

70 75 76 98 78 79 94 81 85 83 84

Back Moore Back Branham _ _ _ _ !lack Day End Jones Adams _ _ _ End Quillian Back End Garner Prewitt Back Garrison _ _ _ _ Back Batsel Back Ellis G uard Vaughn TacHe Tipton Center Cooper End Baker Back Griffin G ""rd

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85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99

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ITH the exception of Riggs Sullivan, the I g35 Sophomore Champion Basket. ball squad is ready to take the floor again in December for a bigger and

better season in 1936.

After two years of real team work, and with the addition of

several freshmen stars of last season including Elmer Smith, Shelton Gravitt, C. T. Alexander and Fred Bell should make them favorites for the S. I. A. A. Tournament crown.

Final rating last year was second among eleven S. I. A. A. teams of the state, . and one of three favorites with Western Normal and ¡Murray, the finalists in the K. I. A. C. Tournament at Bowling Green.

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This record was made possible by the support of Centre Students and friends of the college at the home games and on foreign courts.

In 1936 let's win the crown

for Centre by attending every game on the home court, and every foreign court.

JUNIORS 1935

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FIRST ROW- RoM. Campbell, B . G . Davidson, C has. E lchol â&#x20AC;¢.

SECOND ROW-H arry F IUpatrlck, Calvin Gaines, El ton Gaines.

TH IRD ROW- L ucien Colson, Root. M eyers, W m. M ay.

FOURTH ROW-Cl aude P Ul'dom , I rvin Samplon, Owen Osborne.

CENTRE COLONELS Choose

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SOPHOMORES 1935

F IRST ROW-Fred Bell, L. A. Bible, E d Dance.

S ECOND ROW-aordon OlU'reU, J ames T urner, Shelton OraylU. THIRD ROW-Brook. Luallen, Dick MarUn, P aul W illcox.

FOURTH ROW-Marohall Miller, Bernard W hitehouse, E â&#x20AC;¢ .I. P ohlman.

CENTRE SONGS AND CHEERS 3.

FIGHT SONG For the Gold and White We'll ever fight, fight, fight, We'll make those line bucks raise the score.

We'll bite 'em on the elbow, kick 'em on the shin, Until they want to fight no more.

On every battlefield, you'll see Olde Centre's shield, And then you'll know she's doing well.

So for the team, team, team, Keep up the steam, steam, steam, Olde Centre, give 'em HELL! 1.

Yea, Gold ............ Yea, White, Yea, Centre........ Fight! Fight! Fight!

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C-E-N-T-R-E (slowly) C-E-N-T-R-E (faster) C-E-N-T-R-E (still faster) Yea, team, team, team.

LINE UP -WITH THE TEAM WHEN YO U CO ME TO CI NCI NNATI • Headquarters for the Gold and White in Cincinnati-the Netherland Plaza, Cincinnati's most luxurious hotel. 800 roomy, outside rooms. With shower. Tub. Radio. Circulating ice water. Smartest night club this side of New York. Cocktail Terrace. Marvelous food in three restaurants-and the check won't knock your hat off.

Rooms from $3.00.

NETHERLAND PLAZA ® Cincinnati's Most Luxurious Hotel W . O . Seelbach , Mill'.

Directed by NaUonal Holel

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Team ........................ ~ ...... :........... fight 1. team ........................................ fight 2. team .................................... fight 3. team ................................ fight 4. team ........................... _fight.

5. team ........................ fight 6. team .. _......... _....... fight 7. team._ .............. fight 8. team ............fight 9.

Yea, Colonels, Colonels, Colonels.

Yea, team, Yea, team, Yea, team, Let's fight!

OLDE CENTRE (Tune, "Marseillaise") Olde Centre marches ever on, On to victory and to glory, Loud cheers ring out, huzzahs resound, To proclaim the same old story.

Ever bold, as of old, guard her honor; "On the field, never yield; win her fame.

Chorus For Centre, now be bold, The Gold and White unfold.

Our heads we bare, our pledge renew, Old Centre, we'll be true.

GREETINGS FROM A FRIEND

We are Happy to have you with us Whether on busine s or pleasure you can expect a cordial welcome to

DANVILLE Weare proud of Centre Weare proud of Danville We root for Centre We root for Danville

DANVILLE ATTRACTS-SO DOES CENTRE Be with us often

â&#x20AC;¢ CHAMBER OF COMMERCE DA VILLE, KE TUCKY

CENTRE COLLEGE FOUNDED 1819 D ANVILLE. KE TUCKY

SEPARA TE D EPARTMENTS FOR MEN A D WOMEN FULL Y ACCREDITED Centre College h as been educating young people for one hundred and sixteen years. There have been no depar tures from the two primary purposes of the college. The fir t is the building of Christian character.

The second is a broadly cultural education in the liberal arts and sciences. Both of these principles are accepted by the present administration as correctly defining the attitude of the small college of liberal arts. It aims to develop cha racter. It is cultural and not vocati o nal.

Centre College. in 1935 . presents a n ideal of education . that for more than a century in coun t less colleges has given to the nation its finest spi ri ts . and that ought not to be surrendered over ni ght for a purely utili tarian view of school and life.

IN KENTUCKY AND THE SOUTH

CENTRE COLLEGE CHARLES

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J.

TURCK.

President