University of Kentucky - Kentuckian Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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DEANS | IIOM S POI I «Mill K li l t 'l SI 1 1 IMI S I WI.OI! I I I J CKM IIOKI. ' III R lllOMAS 1 01 (’.001 1 R Dean ol die College 1 Agriculture, .mil director of the Experiment Station, 1918; lx i n in Illinois, and graduated from the I niversity ol Minnesota. S« liool of Agriculture. 1902: B. S. in Agriculture. 1908; chicl of the Bureau ol Agriculture Economic v I . s. Department of Agric ulture. 192a. a Sigma i. Epsilon Sigma 1 1»i. Alpha eta. cacia; a nieinbei of Cosmos. Rotary Club, and Presbyterian church, and a 32nd degree Mason. William si pi imi s I w lor Dean ol the College ol Education. 1923: a Kentuckian, and a graduate ( Western leathers’ College. Bowling (been, 1910; B. S., University. 1912; M. S.. University ol Wisconsin. 1913; 1 1». 1).. Columbia. 1921: before coining to the Uni- versity. taught in Pennsylvania and l exas; recently ap|K imed as director of N E. : editor ol Kentucky St liool Journal; member ol lpha eta. Phi Delta Kappa, Kappa Delta Pi. Vcacia. . A. . S . Baptist, Mason, and Kiwanian. la vt | xckson Hoki.achi k Assistant De an of tlu College of gric ulture since 1917: B. S. Purdue. 1917; M. S.. Kansas State. 1919: a sure-enough Presbyterian; member of Kappa Alpha. Alpha e ta. Omicron Della Kappa. Research Club. and Board ol Student Pub- lications; wrote a book on his main interest. Sheep Raising ; is a hard worker, and evidently believes in college romances, having met bis wile at college.

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DEANS IWt'I. I’KI V I ICE BOYD I. I'M I XMIFRSON II I I M I). !• INkllOtsrR Paul Prentici Boyd Dean of the College ol Arts and Sciences since 1917: ac ting president that yea», professor of mat hematics since 1912; head of department since 1913; a native of West Virginia: graduated from Oberlin.IS98: M. A.. Cornell. 1905; Ph. I).. 1911; member of Sigma Xi.I’i Mu Epsilon. Pi Gamma Mu, Sigma Delta Chi. Omicron Delta Kappa. Phi Sigma Kappa, Athletic Council: a Democrat. Mason, and Presbyterian: once president of the Interstate Oratorical Association. F. Paul Anderson Dean ol College of F.ngineering since 1891; born in South Bend. Ind.; received his B. M. F. at Purdue. 1890: M. E.. 1891: member of Tail Beta Pi. Sigma i. A. S. M. E.. and Engineers Club. Cincinnati: winner of gold medal established by the American Societ) of Heating and Ventilating Engineers. 1929; director « 1 research laborator). American Societ) of Heating and Ventilating Engineers; a Democrat, Episcopalian, and a member of the- Ashland Golf Club. Triangle, and Sigma Chi. We’ve missed you this year. Dean Anderson; better health to you! William D. Ft nkhouser Dean of the Graduate School since 1925: a native ol Indiana; A. B. from Wabash College; Sc. 1).. 1909; M. A.. Cornell University, 1912: Ph. 1).. 1916; head of the department of oology and entomology. 1918: professor of anthropology, 1925: a member of Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma. Xi (president of Kentucky chapter, 1923), and Kappa Sigma (district grand master, Kentucky and Tennessee); a Rotarian. Republican, and Congregationalist; author of several books.

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 DEANS ALVIN E. EVANS ll W KI WIIM WILLI 'l EDWIN FREEMAN Alvin E. Evans Dean of (he College of Law. 1927: a native of Nebraska and graduated from Coiner Universitv. 1898: A. M.. University of Nebraska, 1898: Ph. I).. Universitv of Michigan. 1908. Harvard Law School. 191 ” -191 ; assistant professor of Latin. Lniversity of Washington. 1908: a Democrat. Wrangler. Mason, and a member of the Disciples of Christ church: also a mcmbei of the Order of the Coil, and Delta Theta Phi. El) V KI WlfcST Dean of the College ol Commerce since 1925: A. 15.. George Washington Uni- versity. 1912: M. A.. Columbia. 1918: Ph. I)., same college, 1916; with the U. S. Weather Bureau. Washington, from 1906 to 1911: professor of economics at the University. 1918: acting dean of the Graduate School. 192-1: a member of Ph.- Sigma Kappa, Delta Epsilon Pi. and Bela Gamma Sigma. William Edwin Fki i.ma.n Assistant Dean of the College ol Engineering. 1921: head of the department of electrical engineering: graduated from Transylvania. 1901: B. M. E., 1901: Electrical Engineer. 1918: vice-president of the southern division of American Institute of Electrical Engineers: a member of Lau Beta Pi. Kappa Alpha. Lamp and Cross. Omit ion Delta Kappa. Masons, and Rolan Club. 28