UA12/2/1 College Heights Herald, Vol. 43, No. 4-Z251

WKU campus newspaper reporting campus, athletic and Bowling Green, Kentucky news. Regular features: Hilltopics Kentucky Building News Looking Backward Alumni News Society – Weddings – Engagements Campus Beat Sports Slants Book Marks Social Activities Calendar Articles in this Issue: Student Body Elects Officers – Student Government Association Homecoming Get-Together to be Held – Cedar House The Big Red – A Bright Future is Theme of 34th Homecoming Homecoming Dance Set Friday Night Homecoming Pep Rally Set Today in Stadium Western Players Plan Homecoming Luncheon Gala Parade Planned for 1963 Homecoming Frank Hammond, Tommy Higgason Have Roles in As You Like It College Heights Herald Breakfast Set Saturday in Cafeteria Faculty Wives Club Establish Hardin Thompson Fund Thompson, Libby. The Wonderful World of the Near-Sighted Homecoming . . . Religious Notes – Wesley Foundation Greek Column Added to College Paper Reception – Homecoming Greek Column – Alpha Gamma Tau, Phi Sigma Tau, Phi Delta Chi Johnnie Denton Chosen State Candidate by Iva Scott Home Economics Club Pershing Rifles Elect 1963-64 Color Guard International Club Elects Western Players See The Crucible in Louisville Music Department Plans Homecoming Breakfast Geography Club Meets Thursday Local Radio Stations Interviewing Students The Clod Presented by Western Players English Department Holds Pot-Luck Supper Western to Face Purple Aces in Homecoming Duel Saturday – Football Hilltoppers Down Eagles 14-12 – Football Phi Phi Kappa Scores Big Win in Intramural Football Bill Moore Leading Intramural Grid Scorer Stilley, Al. Homecomers May Recall Some of Hilltop Gridiron History E.A. Diddle Launches 42nd Year at Topper Help Women’s Intramurals Selects Fall Activities Chipped Bone Ousts Cager – Steve Cunningham Prospects for First Undefeated Football Season Looking Good Counts, Pat. First Stringers Kept in Shape by Reserves Womens Intramural Tennis Begins Luster, Bill. Unsung Linemen Play Key Roles in Hilltopper Victories 20 Bands on Campus for Band Da