University of Kentucky - Kentuckian Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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9 3 -A 1 '-'ir - 1 DEANS SVKMI «.. IIOI.MIS till nhOKI T. JONTS s R MM.IIISON Bl. VNDINC. I.VSI.I' V. CROFT Sarah IIokmes Assistam Dean of Women since 1929; a Pennsylvanian: graduated from the State I'eacheis' College. East Stroudsburg: rereived A. 11. from the University. 1928; graduate work at Columbia I'niversity: dean of women at Sayre College for five years: at ting dean « 1 women at the I’niversity during the year of 1930; dean of women of the summer sessions since 1925: a member of Mortar Board. Cwens, and Ka|)| a Delta Pi: past president nl the Keiuuck% Association o| Deans of Women: member of the University. State, and Lexington Y. W. C. A. Boards. Theodore T. Jokes Dean of Men: honoi graduate of the University. 1902: M. A.. Harvard. 1908; 1.1.. 1).. same university: head of the department of ancient languages. 1909: acting dean of men. 1922: acting dean of the graduate school, 1932: chairman of the scholarship and attendance committee; a member ol Phi Beta Kappa, and Eta Sigma Phi. Sarah Gibson Bi.andinc Dean of Women since 1925; a native «»1 Kentucky: graduated from the Uni- versity. 1923: M. V. Columbia University. 1920: a member ol Kappa Kappa Gam- ma. Pi Sigma Alpha. Cwens. and Mortar Board; assistant professor of political science. Lyle W. Croft Assistant Dean of Men. 1933; born in Hopkinsville: A. B., College of Com- merce, 1920.

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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.