University of Kentucky - Kentuckian Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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I)k. I RA. k L. M(: ' ev ' o N University is a J)pirii: 18 UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY

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. 1). liNKHoiMK. (U-.iii ol ill; (.i.iilii.ilt ' Sdiool, was Ixiiii in Ri)(k|)ciii, Indi.in.i. .iiul wjn diic ol iliosi ' l)i s whu i;ii in mIuioI wiili sn.ikcN ami ID. Ills in tluir poikct . HIn diii ' l imciists arc bui s. snakes, ami dvad Imliaiis. His work has canicd liitn lo pradiialh all ol llif (Oiiiili iis (il ilic (ii 1(1; to llu ' Okclinokix ' sw.mi]) in scau ii ol new spt ' cics ol snakrs and hinls. and lo the Sahara Dis 1 1 in srau h ol the t ual- grandson ol the tisp that stnnt; Cleopatra. People honi .ill o ei the i ilil send l)iii;s to Dr. i- ' iiiikhousei just lo lind out wli.it the are, exaelh. He has wrillen 22 books and paiiii)hkls .nul when poor I- ' lo d Collins got into his ia e and (onldni !;el out. llie put Ooi Im 1 ' iinkhouser in liai j e ol the i esi tie opera lions. He hesitates to nanu ' his laxoriie spoil, beeau.se. yon see, he is the diairnian ol the .Vthletii Coiimil and secretary ol ihe .Soiillieastei n Coiilcrciue. so he can ' t show a prerercnce. TiioMvs ] ' ( ! CooPFR, dean of the Agritiiluii al C:olle,gc. Avas born in Pekin. Illinois, but loves Kentuckv so much thai he considers hini- self a Reimickian ihrouoh and through. His iraxels have carried him all o ei the I ' liited Slates and into (Canada and Mexico. He once took a canoe tiij) in northern Minnesota, and relates that such a trip can iie er be hjigotten, hat with li e-mile portages up hill and the like. For recreation he woi ks in his garden, and vhen it (oines to eat- ing an thing goes, just so it includes beel ' ste.ik, rare roast heel or tur- key. Like most lishermen, he linds that the biggest ones always get a va , but he did once catch an IS-pound land-locked salmon on the Cianadian border— and he can pioxe that. They like pets at the Cooper home and ha e two dogs— one a Scottie and the other— just dog. Df.. n W. S. Ta ! I ok. who has been head ol the College of Eclnca tion since 1923, was boin somewhere in Rentuckx not so main ears ago. He is a graduate of the Uni eisitv of Kentuckv and received his .Master ' s degree from the L ' niversity of Wisconsin in 19l. ' i. He has the title of l oclor. which he procured at Columbia University in 1923. He has the reputation of being a verv busv man, Imt sometimes dashes off from his labois to take a hike thru the surrounding hills and woods. He belongs to manv honorary oigani aiions. His hobbies center around gardening and a game of gc)lf is his favorite spoil. Evei v suid- mei Wisconsin beckons to him ' and it is reported that he is planning a trip to ellowstone Park this summer. 19 IQ3 5 KENTUCKIAN 19 3 5