College Heights Herald Editorial Cartoons
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No Student Discount
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No, there's no student discount, but there's a $50 deposit, $7.50 to install and you'll have your phone in about a month.

Ze dat Schultz?
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Ze dat Schultz? Und dey tought ve was nasty!
Adolf Hitler talking with Schultz comparing Nazis of World War II to the Americans in Vietnam War.

Happy Birthday!
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Happy birthday to you . . . Bihzmph! Dec. 8, 1946 Dan Lynch's birthday.
Dan Lynch was born in Fort Wayne and raised in a region of northwestern Indiana known as the “Calumet Region.” Like any born cartoonist, Dan drew all of the time on everything—all through grade school. At Bishop Noll High School, in The Warrior student newspaper, his first cartoon for them was deemed “too controversial” for publication. Lynch was off to a good start.
After graduation, Lynch studied journalism at Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green. In 1968, Lynch’s interest shifted to cartooning, and led him to join the staff of Indiana University’s Indiana Daily Student as staff cartoonist in 1972. He stalked the halls of Ernie Pyle Hall slinging his ink until he left IU in 1975 to join The Journal-Gazette in Fort Wayne, upon the recommendation of Bill Sanders, the cartoonist for The Milwaukee Journal.
Lynch moved to The Kansas City Star in 1978, but returned to The Journal Gazette three years later. Lynch told the website Indiana Cartoonist (www.indianacartoonist.com), “The Star was a great newspaper and a fabulous experience, but Kansas City wasn’t home and I knew it would never be. When my old job opened up, I couldn’t resist going back.”
For eleven years, beginning in 1986, Lynch’s work was nationally syndicated by NEA (Newspaper Enterprise Association). Lynch retired from syndication in 1997 to again concentrate on local and state issues. Many readers prefer local topics to cartoons that don’t pertain to the local living experience. Lynch’s cartoons frequently annoyed readers, but that was evidence to Lynch that he was doing his job. . . .
After the events of September 11, 2001, Lynch added his commentary on the event by reflecting back to December of 1941 and FDR’s reaction to that era’s sneak attack upon our sphere of influence.
Two weeks after 9-11, Lynch’s 25 year career of bringing humor and poignant insight to world events was stilled by a serious stroke, which sadly led to his retirement from the newspaper industry. He died in 2014.
[Summers, Michael. Comics in the Fort]

I'd Appreciate My Liberal Education More . . .
I'd appreciate my liberal education more if I didn't have to memorize so much of it! Attached to article: Honor Societies Reflect Academic Atmosphere. Cartoonist unknown.

Better to Light One Little Campus . . .
Better to light one little campus, than to curse the darkness. Read linked article: Efforts Intensify for Prisoner Aid.

If You've Still Got That Copy . . .
If you've still got that copy of 'The Student As Nigger,' I'd like to read it again. Linked to article: Peaceful Dissent Should Continue.

Intellectual Elite
I don't consider the people who write for the news media the intellectual elite - Spiro Agnew in U.S. News & World Report.

According to Parliamentary Procedure . . .
According to Parliamentary Procedure, we will spend the next 40 minutes making motions and seconding them. Read linked article by Rick Neumayer: Associated Students Returns Constitution, Limits Further Study

We Go Through This Every Year . . .
We go through this every year, Spiro . . . there is NO Great Pumpkin. Read related political article by Marta Sullivan: Nixon Calls for Revamping of Draft, Drug Laws

Freshman Assembly
Freshman assembly: one-half hour academic credit.

Oh my!
Richard Nixon of Nixon's Inflation Repair working on General Electric, saying Oh my! Read related editorial: Nixon Nominates a Shaggy Dog, Clement Haynesworth

Bleah!
Bleah! - Smoker reading about artificial sweetener causing cancer.

Vietnam War Soldier's Wallet
Dead Vietnam War soldier's wallet, destroyed jeep and helicopters in the distance. Read related editorial by Bruce Tucker: The Executioner's Face is Always Well Hidden.

Hear no Evil. See no Evil. Speak no Evil
Hear no Evil. See no Evil. Speak no Evil . . . on President Richard Nixon's statement concerning the Vietnam Moratorium. Read related editorial: Viet Stand Is Mature.

My Name's Ness . . .
My name's Ness . . . we're closing up this brewery . . . er, fraternity. Read the related editorial: Greeks, Administration Both Have Their Points

Professor Irwin Dogma
Professor Irwin Dogma: Well, that's all the material for today, but since you have to be here for an hour, I'm going to make you stare at the wall for the next eight minutes.

CATV Problem Still in Air
CATV (Community Antenna Television) Problem Still in Air. Read Dan Lynch's related editorial: Cable TV Means More Stations, Clearer Picture

I'm Still Looking . . .
I'm still looking for BatesRunnerFlorenceSchneiderMcCormick or Whoever They're calling my dorm these days . . .

Say Goodnight, Dick
Say goodnight, Dick. Richard Nixon sleeping from January to September 1969.

Apollo 11
Apollo 11 landing in the moon's eye. Read related editorial World Awaits Visit to Moon

I'm quite sure I'll get a 3.0, Dad
I'm quite sure I'll get a 3.0, Dad. Studying for finals.

Welcome to the University
Welcome to the University. Peaceful demonstrators stay off private property. Read related editorial: Court Ruling Endangers Stability of Campuses.

As Kentucky Waits for I-65
As Kentucky waits for I-65. Caution signs along 31-W.

Charles de Gaulle
Charles de Gaulle walking on water of French support. Read related editorial: Charles de Gaulle Leaves Legacy of Victories and Defeats.

Hell with the 'Harvard Way!'
Hell with the 'Harvard Way!' Everything's just fine. Student with "Student Tactics for Reform" bomb and demolished buildings.

Now, the 'Untouchables'
Now, the 'Untouchables.' Shape up, cap! Read related editorial: State Moves to Upgrade Law Enforcement Officers

Welcome to Florida
Welcome to Florida - rush to spring break.

Competition . . .
Competition . . . in and out of a democracy. Read related editorial: Richard Nixon Makes Unrealistic Decision on Anti-ballistic Missile System.

Requiem for a Lightweight
Requiem for a lightweight - death of Associated Student Government. Read related editorial: Election Reform Needed to Insure Efficiency.

In the Spring . .
In the spring a guy's thoughts turn to different things.

Apathy
Apathy - Associated Student Government elections. Read related editorial: Election Participation Affects Total Attitude

Come Dearie . . .
Come dearie, we'll protect you . . . from yourself. Read related editorial. Dormitory Coeds Face Antiquated Regulations.

Hi, My Name's Nixon . . .
Hi, my name's Nixon - you can call me Dick. Let's talk. Richard Nixon and Charles de Gaulle.

Pointing Out an Absurdity
Pointing out an absurdity, Associated Student Government. Read related editorial: Constitution Revision Could Mean Progress.

Education's Vast Wasteland
Education's vast wasteland.

Take a Bus, Kid!
Take a bus, kid! Civil Aeronautics Board. Read related editorial: Students Should Fight Rule Against Youth Fare.

And So Ends Another Semester . . .
And so ends another semester of intensive study.

Changes
Changes. 1969 baby new year. Read related editorial Old Issues of New Year.

I am the Ghost of Christmas Present
I am the ghost of Christmas present. Ho Chi Minh visiting Richard Nixon.

It's All Yours Mah Boy . . .
It's all yours mah boy, if you promise never to disagree with Santa's Policies. Lyndon Johnson threatening student protestors. Read related editorial: Protestors Jeopardize Loans Under Latest Federal Programs

We've Got 101 More Things . . .
Since you fellas from the networks showed up, we've got 101 more things to dissent about. Chicago 7 trial.

Arrest that Man!!
Arrest that man!! He's breakin' the law! Blue laws. Read related editorial: Sunday Closing Exhibits Government Inconsistency

Here's to You Mr. Nixon
Here's to you Mr. Nixon. Lyndon Johnson postman giving Vietnam to Richard Nixon.

At Last . . .
At last, it's mine! Mine! George Wallace, Richard Nixon, Hubert Humphrey, Lyndon Johnson

Police Panoply
Police Panoply. Read editorial: Police Militancy Increases with Mace, Intense Force

Topper Power
Topper Power, fist crushing Eastern Kentucky University. Read related editorial: Homecoming Goes Big Time

Homecoming Spirits

Vote in Mock Election
Vote in the mock election, George Wallace, Richard Nixon, Hubert Humphrey. Related editorial: Mock Election to Reveal Awareness.

Thou Shalt Not Drink . . .
Thou shalt not drink at football games. Western vs Hooch U.

The Possibility of a Parade . . .
. . . the possibility of a parade with more floats . . . looks dim. Read editorial: Parade Requires Plan Revamping

Dick Doesn't Do the Trick for Dad, Son!
Dick doesn't do the trick for Dad, Son! Read related editorial: Campaigners Shun Youth to Watch Mom and Dad.

And So Begins Another Semester . . .
And so begins another semester of intensive study. Read related editorial: Responsibility Goes With University Student Status

Summer School
That summer school's all right. Read related editorial: Students to Find Many Changes Upon Return for Fall Semester.

Men, Graduation Will Open Up a Whole New Way of Life for You . . .
Men, graduation will open up a whole new way of life for you . . . Uncle Sam enlisting recent graduates into military service.

And Now In Response to Your Demands . . .
And now in response to your demands, I would like to petition for longer coffee breaks, shorter working hours, etc., etc. Read related editorial: Students Unaware of Subtle Aspects of Total Education

Now Then . . .
Now then . . . Robert F. Kennedy taking Indiana in the primary election in the 1968 presidential campaign.

The Audience
The Audience. Read related editorial: Apathy of Students Clearly Revealed During Campaigns

Yer Car Passed Inspection, Mr. Barrow . . .
Yer car passed inspection, Mr. Barrow, but ah can’t figger what all them little holes is fer. Bonnie & Clyde.

A Mell of a Hess
A mell of a hess, Students trying to choose a candidate in the 1968 presidential election.

As You Know Gentlemen . . .
As you know gentlemen, you’ll be taking the same exam your buddies took last semester. Read related editorial: Stale Exams Tempt Students

I Know, Lyndon, Continuing Your Education Is A Great Thing . . .
I know, Lyndon, continuing your education is a great thing but what about political suicide? Lyndon Johnson attempting to get a deferment from military service in Vietnam.

. . . And Just As An Added Attraction . . .
. . . and just as an added attraction . . . Student exchanging receiving rifle with diploma.

Doggone . . .
Doggone – hits jus too much! Legislation related to student regents, automobile inspections and daylight savings time.

Maybe We Would Have Better Luck . . .
Maybe we would have better luck with a lemonade stand. Read related editorial: New Draft Edict Threatens Future.

Daylight Savin' Time . . .
Daylight savin’ time in Kaintuck I jest larned the other ‘n. Read related editorial: Daylight Saving Time Can be Saved by Senate Vote

Your car passed inspection . . .
Your car passed inspection, but how ‘bout you? Read related editorial: Inspection May Slow Traffic Death Rate.

Hmmmmm . . .
Hmmmm, I still think them final tests wasn’t that hard.

Down, But Not Out!
Down, but not out! This cartoon by unidentified cartoonist Sonny.

Don't Worry About Those Finals
Don't worry about those finals. Enjoy the vacation.
WKU was on a quarter system which meant that students began second quarter in the late fall and completed it in early spring. Final exams took place in January.

They Aren't Made to Work . . .
They aren't made to work . . . They're made to make money. Vending machines.

I Have to Play . . .
I have to play . . . I'm the star player! Read related editorial: Injuries Raise Queries on Intramural Football.

Varied Spirits Influence Westerners
Varied spirits influence Westerners Read related editorial: Rumors About Drinking During Football Games Cleared for Students.

Your Record is Good . . .
Your record is good - but this other guy is from Yale. Read related editorial: Students Often Judged on School's Reputation.

If Justice is Good Once . . .
If justice is good once, it must be twice as good the second time. Read related editorial: Clear Code Needed for Student Rights.

Man, I Wonder . . .
Man, I wonder how this will look on instant replay?

Cleaned Each Monday?
Cleaned each Monday?

Here Comes Superwestern
Here Comes Superwestern super hero.

Why?
Why? Because I flunked P.E.! Beatnik breaking the bridge.

Is THIS the Activity . . .
Is THIS the activity you like most about the student center? Read related editorial: Board Needed to Plan Events in Student Center.

Concrete Excitement Mounts . . .
Concrete excitement mounts . . . Can we wait 'til '68?

You See, I Have to Take All Morning Classes . . .
You see, I have to take all morning classes because I work at a clothing store in the afternoon.

In Memoriam . . .
In Memoriam . . . to the many. Read related article: Dwight, Kay Smith Die in Tragic Auto Accident. This could also be a reference to other car accident victims that were reported in the College Heights Herald through this period.

Disaster . . .
Disaster . . A prelude to action? Read related editorial: Key Accident Site is 16th and Normal.

See No Flick . . .
See no flick, hear no flick . . . Read related editorial: Activities Committee Could Use Sure Jell.

Spring Metamorphosis
Spring Metamorphosis. Read related editorial: That Time Again - Florida or Bust.

Independent Observers
Independent Observers. Read related editorial: Reappraisal Urgent for Activity Offerings.

Getting Ye Olde Run-Arounde
Getting Ye Olde Run-Arounde. Read related editorial: Let's Centralize Routine Procedures.

Class Attendance Problems
Class Attendance Problems. Read related editorial: Vote on Attendance Coming This Month.

All the Way . . .
All the Way . . . NCAA. Students waving red towels.

Needs a Hardy Crew to Stay Afloat
Needs a Hardy Crew to Stay Afloat. Read related editorial: Use Wise Judgment in Officer Selections.

CIA Student Aid vs. International Communism
CIA Student Aid vs. International Communism. Read related editorial: Disclosures on CIA Becloud Benefits.

Swimmers, to Your . . .
Swimmers, to your . . . where's the team? Read related editorial: Three Sports Not Ready for Competition in Ohio Valley Conference.

It's That Time Again
It's That Time Again. Student studying for finals in January when WKU was on the quarter system.

Divided We Stand
Divided We Stand. American soldier in Vietnam with war critics on his back.

Vacation Study Plans
Vacation study plans.

I Know Class Attendance is Required . . .
I know class attendance is required, but Dean Hourigan, please . . . I'd rather decide on it myself. Read related editorial: Attendance Changes Need Group Support.

Gee, I Wish We Had a Study Room . . .
Gee, I wish we had a study room like Whitestone does. Read related editorial: Dormitory Distractions Show Study Room Need. Whitestone Hall is now Florence Schneider Hall.

Eve of Construction
Eve of Construction. This could refer to construction on campus or construction of roads.

Just What DOES a Hilltopper Look Like?
Just what DOES a Hilltopper look like? Read related article: Wanted: School Symbol.

Mother's Silver Girl Outfit . . .
Mother's Silver Girl outfit was too daring, so I had to settle for Grandmother's.

Always a Few
Always a few. Read related article: Unthinking, Noisy Cyclists Need Stricter Regulations.

Why Not?
Why not? Hitchhiking to and from campus.

I'm Professor Staf. . . .
I'm Professor Staff. Welcome to Home Ec.

. . . And to Those of You Who Plan to Join Us . . .
. . . and to those of you who plan to join us in the business world I have this advice - sign up for another semester - it's hell out here!

Sheep in Students' Clothing
Sheep in Students' Clothing. Read related editorial: We Do Not Deserve Student Government.

Tuck Your Shirt Tail In
Tuck Your Shirt Tail In. Read related editorial: Library Dress Standard Clarified, Questioned.

A Study in Culture
A Study in Culture In the past year, this cartoonist has taken it upon himself to show an "indepth" study of several well-known campus figures - the college man, the college woman and the college professor. This week, in tribute to those hard working men and women who constantly strive to bring to our campus the highest form of cultural entertainment, let us make an analytic study of that well-known popular phenomenon - the Rock 'N' Roll Singer.
1. Gene Autry AC-DC Guitar.
2. Diamond Ring with special secret compartment which when held up to the light shows a cheesecake photograph of Myrna Loy.
3. Davy Crockett Charm Bracelet, made from used LSD capsules.
4. Lipstick (?).
5. One earring.
6. Princess Tonie haircut.
7. Cleopatra eyelashes.
8. Extra-high pink starched collar.
9. Badge of Merit (for performing at 500 sock-hops, 1000 high school proms, 100 "Ban the Bomb" marches, 300 draft-card burnings, and one university.)
10. Powder-blue Moroccan Mohair sweater, extra large (made from an old Moroccan).
11. Skin-tight white Levis, to illustrate "swishful thinking."
12. Arthur Godfrey's You Too Can Play instruction booklet.
13. Pawn ticket for other earring.
14. Shirley Temple high-heels for the artistic toe-tapping and heel-stomping which enables this fine talent to really "swing" as he presents to this campus its highest achievement in cultural understanding.

I'll Show Them . . .
I'll show them . . . I'll run for an office! Read related editorial: Officers Will Decide Constitution's Worth.

The Student Government Kid
The Student Government Kid: It's one o' them constitutional pains, Doc. Read related editorial: This Constitution Must be Ratified.

Ain't You Got No 'Couth?'
Ain't you got no 'couth?' Don't you know to wear socks to somethin' like this? Read related editorial: Cultural Affairs Lacking Cultured Manners, Dress.

Well, At Least Call Off Your Dog!
Well, at least call off your dog! Read related editorial: Criticism of Herald Unfounded.

We Are Glad Springtime is Here
We are glad springtime is here. Signed by Mason (and staff).

Well, Would You Believe a Little Bitty Foul?
Well, would you believe a little bitty foul? John Oldham with referee. Read related article: Toppers Place Third in NCAA Mideast.

Our Feet Are High Off the Ground
Our feet are high off the ground Read related editorial by Reed Morgan: Student Committee Replies 'We're Not Draggin Feet'

Superman Flunks Draft Exam
Superman flunks draft examination.

With This Leadership
With this Leadership. WKU's former presidents Paul Garrett and Henry Cherry watching Kelly Thompson with Western Kentucky State College's university status document. Read related editorial: New Status Earned; Greater Things Ahead

Don't Be So Stunned, Dad . . .
Don't be so stunned, Dad, even I don't dig this topless style. But the cheerleaders do need new outfits. Read related editorial: Cheerer's Dress Out of Style.

University Heights Herald?
University Heights Herald?! University Post? How about W.U. News? Editors debate changing name of College Heights Herald as WKU gains university status.

Look, Charlie. No Sticker . . . .
Look, Charlie. No sticker, no paking. Go find a "C" zone. Not even Batman can park on WKU's campus!

Don't Bog Down Now!
Don't bog down now! Read related editorial: Student Government Must Not Bog Down.

. . . And So the Western Students Sadly Leave the Campus . . .
. . . And so the Western students sadly leave the campus for the holidays.

And the Light Shines in the Darkness . . .
And the light shines in the darkness; and the darkness grasped it not. Cherry Hall decorated for Christmas.

You Mean He Ain't Dead Yet?
You mean he ain’t dead yet? Read editorial: Student Government Silent, but Not Dead

Burning My Library Card . . .
Burning my library card. Why?

They're Playing Our Song . . .
They’re playing our song . . . Walk me around again, Willie. Read editorial: Must Hilltop Dances be Walking Marathons

Proud Insulting Boy!
Proud insulting boy! Becomes it thee to be thus bold at mid-terms?

Good Job on Finding That Tremendous Football Team . . .
James Bond reading note: Good job on finding that tremendous football team for Western’s Homecoming. Still . . . there’s a small matter of three missing coeds . . . -Al. Read editorial: Psychological Lift Inspired Hilltoppers’ Homecoming Win

Dad-burned You, Lady!
Dad-burned you, lady! When I was here, it was a men’s dorm. Read editorial: Warm, Friendly Weekend Ahead

I Cover Your Seven Old Campaign Posters . . .
I cover your seven old campaign posters, and raise you thirty of my hand-out cards. Read editorial: After Today’s Elections Will Enthusiasm End, Too?

Kindly Old Prof.
Students Beware.
This is the popular myth known as the kindly ole’ college prof. Here are seven basic ways of identifying him.
1. First week’s outside reading.
2. Woodrow Wilson campaign button.
3. Rear-view reflector, or “the eyes in the back of . . . “
4. Ph. D. in mumbling.
5. Pointer or “the ole’ knuckle-buster.”
6. Eight-page pop test.
7. List of students flunked. (look closely, your parents’ names may be there.)

You Can Always Tell a Freshman . . .
You can always tell a freshman. He is so darn sophisticated! Read editorial: Hilltopics by Barbara Sharp.

Sally College
1. SHOE: 17 recipes for Home Ec.
2. PURSE: miniature I.B.M. Data Processing Machine.
3. CHARM BRACELET: 400 titles of pictures for Art Survey.
4. CIRCLE PIN: 300 German words, with English translation.
5. NECK OF SWEATER: 100 Psychology terms.
6. HAIR CLASP: miniature transistor radio.
7. CONTACT LENS: outline of a Geography map.
8. BUTTON: Helen Gurley Brown’s address.
9. FOUNTAIN PEN: Tear gas for warding off Joe College.
10. SLIP: 12 Accounting problems.

Joe College
Joe College.
College Professors beware:
Another year has started and the staff, for your convenience, has listed the main danger points to be on the lookout for.
1. SHOE: BEOWULF and selected tales from CHAUCER.
2. RING: 14 equations for Chemistry.
3. CUFF: 26 verb conjugations for French.
4. SHIRT BUTTON: list of U.S. Presidents.
5. FACE: Pimple.
6. RIM OF GLASSES: inaugural address of G. Washington.
7. LAPEL: 43 steps for Social Dancing.
8. COAT BUTTON: 17 Math problems.
9. BOOK: illustrated version of FANNY HILL.
10. KNEE: H₂O.

Campus Dress

Didn't See Your Name . . .
Didn’t see your name on the graduation list. D’ya suppose it’s because I haven’t returned that book I checked out in your name?

If They Won't Play My Way . . .
If they won’t play my way, I’ll just go home! Spring Rebels without a cause.

Of Course, As Governor I Will Not Be Partial . . .
Of course, as governor I will not be partial in advising you in your choice of the state’s colleges, BUT . . . Ned Breathitt.

When It’s Apple Blossom Time on Campus

Government is NOT Schmuverment . . .
Government is NOT Schmuverment . . . and furthermore, if you think we’re that apathetic or content – YOU’RE NUTS! Serious Student Body vs. Cartoonist. Read editorial: Hilltopics by Bob Adams.

Change of Plans
Change of plans. Read editorial: What Are Your Plans for Spring Vacation? In response to Robert Kennedy's report on Appalachia.

Yea Western NIT
Yea Western NIT.
WKU 57 Fordham 53
WKU 54 Army 58

I Call It the Ole' State Hall Double Park
I call it the ole’ State-Hall Double-Park. State Hall is now McCormack Hall.

Reduced!
Reduced! Obedience School Drop Out

Oh, Shut Up!

What's Everybody Complaining About?
What’s everybody complaining about? They don’t read the editorials. Read editorial: A College Newspaper . . . What Is Its Function?

We're Not Sure . . .
We’re not sure just what that unidentified flying object is sir, but we’ve got it on the run. Read editorial: Yes, Hilltopper there is a Santa Claus.

Wisht Somebody Would Tell Me There's A Santa Claus . . .
Wisht Somebody would tell me there’s a Santa Claus. Apologies to Bill Mauldin.

Two Santas . . .
Two Santas – No Waiting

Crazy!
Crazy! You just can’ beat the old standards. Dick Clark concert show.

Fun and Games, Walter.
Fun and games, Walter. Keep smiling! The intramural coroner. Read editorial: Was Planning Necessary for Good Intramurals

Hey, Did I Miss Anything This Weekend?
Hey, did I miss anything this weekend? Student talking with Kelly Thompson. Read Bob Adams Hilltopics re: homecoming

Oh, the Enrollment is Larger . . .
Oh, the enrollment is larger and there are more buildings, but the spirit is just the same. Read editorial: Despite Many Changes Spirit’s the Same. Alumni in front of Henry Cherry statue.

The Big Show is On
The Big Show is On – Lyndon Johnson vs. Barry Goldwater 1964 presidential election. Read dual editorials: Democrats, Republicans Discuss Election Issues by John Lovett and Pat Richardson.

I'm a Dropout . . .
I’m a dropout from “Ding-Dong School.” Read editorial Education Valuable

Finals?
Finals? Vulture circling over campus.

What a Failure . . .
What a failure – 4 ½ years and still single.

With the Talisman, Spring Formal, . . .
With the Talisman, spring formal, track meet, and the picnic last week – and exams this week – it only proves that the Administration’s plotting against us. Read editorial Donald’s Dilemma

So What . . .
So what if Sally’s dress is just like yours? Ron and I are dressed just alike!!

Frog . . .
Frog on lily pads in front of Diddle Arena. See Diddle Arena architectural rendering for original building.

Listen Clyde!
Listen Clyde! I told you once . . . you can’t be excused from classes for spring fever.

I Don't Know Herb, . . .
I don’t know Herb, it just doesn’t seem like the same ole place! Read editorial Progress and Sacrifice

Each Weekend Pledges Have a Thing Called 'Fun and Games.' . . .
Each weekend the pledges have a thing called ‘fun and games.’ During World War II they were called atrocities.

On Behalf of the College Heights Herald . . .
On behalf of the College Heights Herald – Happy Easter!

Man, Am I Glad to See Him Arrive . . .
Man, am I glad to see him arrive. I couldn’t lasted much longer! Locals being assisted by Superman Nationals

. . . And Besides Opening a Whole New Fresh Field . . .
. . . And besides opening a whole new fresh field in the world of art – it’s cheaper than paint brushes!

When I Open My Eyes . . .
When I open my eyes I expect you both to be gone.

Expansion!
Expansion! Welcome to San Francisco and Western Kentucky State College

I'll Switch!
I’ll Switch! Based on cigarette advertising campaign, "I'd rather fight than switch." Read editorial To Stop Smoking or Not to Stop . . . by Bennie Orndorff

I'm Under the Honors Program . . .
I’m under the Honors Program. At 9:10 I’ve got a TEA – and we discuss philosophy . . . At 10:20 I’ve got ART, and we can drink coffee . . . At 11:30 it’s cookies at . . . Read editorial Program is Booming . . .

Now Fellows . . .
Now fellows, we’re all in this thing together.

Man, Those New Models . . .
Man, those new models get bigger every year. Read Diddle Arena dedication editorials by Diane Beard, Doug Verdier and Libby Thompson.

Gee, Alice, College Is Great . . .
Gee, Alice, college is great, but sometime I’d like to try real life!

New Policy NOTICE! . . .
New Policy NOTICE! No One Will be Permitted in the Library If He is Wearing Shorts. Dean J.

No, Frank, It Wouldn't Be a Good Idea . . .
No, Frank, it wouldn’t be a good idea to change the name of the play from ‘As You Like It’ to ‘The Kid Comes Back.’

Now, Would Anyone Like to Ask . . .
Now, would anyone like to ask what kind of exam I give?

Moment of Truth - Final Exams
Moment of Truth – Final Exams

Spring Sports
Spring Sports. If we want to exist we’d better get on the ball.

Around the Campus
Around the Campus: What's happening? Studying! first appeared in the November 11, 1960 issue of the College Heights Herald. It was reprinted in in the May 8, 1963 issue with an editorial: Study? Where?

Time for a Change!
Three cartoons in support of the the Kentucky constitutional convention.
Time for a change! Vote “Yes” for constitution convention.
Heard the latest chirp? Yea, vote YES Nov. 8 for constitutional convention.
Vote Yes Nov. 8 for constitution convention.
Read editorials: Vote Yes for Progress! The Old – The New and Hilltopics by Jim Skaggs.

Lil' Topper
Lil’ Topper: No funny stuff today. Got to study . . . FINALS!

Lil' Topper
Lil’ Topper: Oh! I’m not a collector . . . Just want to know the time!!

Lil' Topper
Lil’ Topper: Welcome Seniors. Read editorial Hilltopics by Mary Grise regarding High School Day.

Lil’ Topper: Happy Easter!

Lil’ Topper: Like Man, this Modern Art is the most.

Lil’ Topper: Hill-top Transportation

Lil’ Topper: The building of higher learning. Snack Bar - Cafeteria

Lil’ Topper: Final Exams