University of Kentucky - Kentuckian Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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SENIORS Four years of struggle and strife have faded into the limho of forgotten things and as the Class of 1926 passes out of the University into the world, the only things remembered will be the pleasant things of college life. Already, the doughty senior can conjure up scenes of his freshman year that were filled with happiness and carefree joys. In a few years, his whole college career will he covered with a rosy cloud of romance that stern reahty cannot penetrate. It is well that distance lends enchantment to any scene and the happy days are remembered longest. The Class of 1926 has succeeded well in all college activities and fades out of the picture to make room for the ambitious Class of 1927 whose visions of next year ' s honors already eclipse the stars. May we oifer the hope that the Senior Class will carry foi-ward its record of achievements won and honors gained, out into the world of men and business, and bring added luster to the fair name of our Alma Mater. Page eighteen

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SENIOR I CLASS

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SENIOR CLASS OITICERS Elmer A. Vossmcyer President Marie Beckncr Vice-President John ONan Treasurer Grace Davis Secretary Ted G. McDowell Editor Arthur Nutting Business Manager William Simpson ;.- Prophet Ava Cawood Historian Edith Minnch.m . P Edna Lewis Wells Giftorian Hugh Card Permanent Secretary Thomas Coons Auditor Phillip Rusch Grumbler Page nineteen