University of Kentucky - Kentuckian Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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Board of Trustees Gov. A. O. Stanley .... Judge H. S. Barker .... Frank L. McVey, President . C. B. Nichols.............. C. B. Terrell.............. Frank McKee................ V. O. Gilbert, Superintendent Matt S. Cohen.............. V. J. Harris............... R. J. Bassett.............. T. L. Hornsby.............. J. R. Rash................. J. L. Letterle ............ H. M. Froman............... J. M. Elliston ....... Fred R. Blackburn .... Tibbis Carpenter........... Gov. William H. Cox . . . Denny P. Smith............. Richard C. Stoll........... Dr. J. A. Amon............. Richard N. Wathen .... Judge James Breathitt . . . Dr. James K. Patterson . . James W. Turner ........... R. G. Gordon............... George G. Brock............ Frank Battaile............. J. Irvine Lyle............. John E. Brown ............. P. P. Johnston, Jr. ... Dr. Samuel B. Marks . . . Dr. A. Gatliff............. . . Frankfort, Ky . . Louisville, Ky Lexington, Ky Lexington, Ky Bedford, Ky Versailles, Ky. Frankfort, Ky Frankfort, Ky . . . Kevil, Ky Leitchfield, Ky . Eminence, Ky . . Henderson, Ky Harrod’s Creek. Ky . Lexington, Ky . Elliston, Ky . Stanton, Ky . Scottsville, Ky Maysville, Ky . . . Cadiz, Ky . . Lexington, Ky . . Lancaster, Ky Lebanon, Ky Hopkinsville, Ky . Lexington, Ky . Paintsville, Ky Louisville, Ky . London, Ky . Lexington, Ky . New York City . . Shelbyville, Ky . . Lexington, Ky Lexington, Ky . Williamsburg, Ky

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The Colleges College of Arts and Science The College of Arls and Science under the efficient leadership of Dean Boyd serves four groups of students; regular undergraduates who want a general humanistic and scientific training with an A.B. degree; students who desire four years of somewhat specialized training for teach- ing, journalism, or applied chemistry; students who must have two years of college work prepa- ratory to professional work in law or medicine; and graduate students who seek advanced in- struction in the departments represented in this college. The College of Arts and Science is also the great service college of the University. In it underclassmen of the Colleges of Agriculture and Engineering obtain their instruction in such sub- jects as English, Mathematics, Chemistry, or Modern Languages. More graduates are turned out from the Col- lege of Arts and Science than from any of the other colleges. The students are attracted to the college by the long list of excellent instructors, and by the knowledge of the high standard main- tained by Dr. Boyd. DEAN BOYD College of Agriculture The College of Agriculture and the Experiment Station have now as their respective Dean and Director, Tom Cooper of North Dakota. Dean Cooper came to us highly recommended by his work and record as an agriculturist in the North- west. While Director of the Experiment Sta- tion in the North Dakota Agricultural College he carried on, with unusual success, the work of extension and experiment research work. He has long been one of the experts on cost of pro- duction for the United States Department of Agriculture. Dean Cooper has been received with much en- thusiasm, and will be backed up in his undertak- ings by one of the strongest faculties of the University, the work and writings of whose mem- bers have received national recognition as authorities. DEAN COOPER