University of Kentucky - Kentuckian Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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President Frank LeRoxd McVey Do cl or of Philotophy President MeVev would, no doubt, observe with Ruskin, “We are not sent into this world to do anything into which we cannot put our hearts.'' Into his working energy and executive ability he has put the heart which, in the nine years he has been with us, has brought to the University of Kentucky the widest improvement and greatest progress it has ever known. Into the farsighted dominance of his leadership have gone the artistry and literary finish which will do their part in one day, making the University of Kentucky a figure in the educational world. 20

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Columbus R. Melcher l)ran of Men Dean Melcher, graduate of Hanover College, holding a degree in law from the University of Louisville, has for nineteen years served the University first in the capacity of Professor of Languages and later in the twin duties of head of the German department and Dean of Men. In all that time his continuous and unfailing performance of his duties has shown better than words his interest in the University, and his recent appointment as President of the National Association of Deans of Men but heightens our admiration of him. Sarah G. Branding Dean of Women Dean Hlnnding, herself a Lexington woman, and a graduate of the University of Kentucky, has. in her three years as Dean of Women at the University of Kentucky, won an enviable position in the esteem of the entire student body. She left us last year to obtain her master's degree in Public Law from Columbia University, but the Fall of 1926 found her back on Ken- tucky's campus again, dispensing hospitality from her offices on the second floor of Neville Hall, respected and admired by girls and men alike. 21