University of Kentucky - Kentuckian Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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DEANS ' . I). Fi NKiiorsiR, (lc;in ol ihc (iiadiiatc School, was 1)1)111 ill Rixkpori, Indiana, in 1S SI. He obtained his A. B. degree licnii Wahasii (College in ' 0 ). M. A. Iioiii Coiiiell in 12. Ph. 1). Iroin Cimnell in ' 1(1. and .St. D. Iioni W ' abasii in ' 29. He has liaxfiled around ihe voild in liis iiuessaiU seareh loi rare and siiaiige s]K ' iiiiiens ol Ijugs. snaises. and dead Iiuhans. In spile ol ihe lad thai he is nuuiied. Dr. Funkhonser has vi itlen ahonl ' iOO books and scieniilic publitations. Not being a er biisv man. lie was a|)poiiued ihaiiiiian ol ihe Athletic Council and secretaix ol the Sontheastein Coniei- eiue. He is a ineniber ol Ka|)pa Sigma. Phi Beta Kappa, the Rolai C:lnb. and iiiaiu (ielllilK oigani ations. Thomas P. CkJOi-i-R, dean ol the Clollege ol , giicidune. was born in I ' ekin, Illinois, in I. SSI. He is an expert gai- dnei ' . and .dso enjoxs iiaxeling. He received his A. B. and A. B. in .Vgriciillnre lioin the lJni ersil - ol Minnesota. Beloie toniing to the nni ci sii . Dean Cooper i.iughi at the Univeisity ol Minnesota, was connected iili the United States Dei)ai iineiii ol Agricultme. and Director ol North Dakota Better Fauns Association. Besides being an author ol a book, he has also written several bnllctiiis on agriculture. He is a member of Sigma Xi. . lpha Zeta, Ma- sons, Rotaix Club, and other clubs. L. |. IldKi xctii K. assist, lilt (lean ol the College ol Agri- culture, was bom at I ' l aiikloi I. IiuHana, in IS91. Fie re- ceived his B. S. degree at Purdue in I ' ,I17. his .M. S. at Kan- sas State College in l ' .»l!l. and did giadu.ite work at the L ' ni- eisit ol Chicago. Piolessoi Hoilachei is the author ol sev- eral books on li esto(k, and is a leiiowned authorilx on sheep. hile in school Prolessoi Hoilachei xvas .i iiieiiibei ol Alpha Tau Omega, Sigma Xi. Gamma Sigma Delta. Fan Kappa Alpha, and O. D. K.

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Dean T. T. Jones I . r. [oNis. ikMii ol moil, was 1)0111 ill Clav County. Kentutky. He attended the University where he ol)- tained his A. li. decree in 1902. beini; tlie honor ;iaduate tliat year; he hitei went lo Harvard wliere he obtained iiis I ' h. 1). decree. He has l)een head ol the Depailnienl ol AntieiU I.an; - iias es si 111 e U)04; was acting dean ol the (.ladiiate School until Ui:M, when he was ai)|)oiiiled dean ol men upon the letiieiiKiU ol Dean Meldiei. Imie. H».1 i. will mark the loinpletion ol ihe lliiid eai ol othce lor T. 1. Jones as dean ol men ol ihe l!iii eisiix, and in thai short period ol lime, he has endeared liimsell to every- one wiih whom lie has tome in loniad. His li ieiidshi]). st ' iiialitv, and imparlialilv have made him honored and respeded 1)V all the men ol ihe Univeisilv. The iwo iiiajoi piohleiiis wliii li lia e (oiHioiiuhI Dean joius ha e heeii llu ' adminis- lialion ol sludeiit leliel work in llie loim ol I ' KRA and NVA. and ihe liiiaiuial sinialinii ol ihe lialernilies on the campus, lioth piojeds lia e been handled in a ei (ommcndable maiinei. The liaternities were leciuiied lo siibmil Imaiuial slalemeiils and a (ouiuil com- posed ol ihe piesidenls ol all llie lialernilies was h)iiiied b Dean Jones. Another iinio alioii which has been a boon lo ihe social lile ol ihe I ' niveisilv are the Wednesdav iiinlit dances inaugurated by ihe genial dean, ihe |)ro(eeds liom wliidi have been used to buv a piano lor the gyinnasiitm and also adtl to ihe Sludeiil I ' nioii building hind. His achievemenis have been ouistanding during ihe lour ' ears s|)eni al ihe I Iiii ersitv bv Ihe Class of ' .%. 21

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DEANS 1 . r. Ro ' i I), (lc:m ol the College ol Aits and Sciences, was boiii in C;anien)n, West ' iiginia. in 1877. He received his A. B. Ironi Olierlin in 1898. A. M. Iioni I ' aik College, and M. A. and I ' ll. 1). lioni Cornell. He is iiiairied and has nvo ilaiighters, X ' iiginia and Beitie. Reading, long trips, and college sports interest him ei nuuli. Dean Bo (l is a niend)er ol Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma i. Omicion Ka])])a Delia, and .Sigma Delta Chi, be- sides being prominent in aiioiis societies. He h as written .se eial anitles on education and was co-aiithor of a text- hook. Belore coming to Keniu(k he was connected vilh Hano er Colleue and Park Colle ' e. Edward WnM, dean ol the College ol Conmierce, was boi n in Florida. 1878. He received his A. B. Irom George Washington Uni ersit in 1912. his , . M. Irom Cohindjia, and his I ' h. D. from Colinnbia in 191(i. Dean AViest was connected vith the L ' niied States Weather Pjineaii. has taught at the Uni ersit of X ' ermont, and is the aiuhor of sc eral publications. He is a member of Phi Sigma Kappa, Beta Gannna Sigma, and several acad- emies of sciences. Wnrrv.M S. f avlor, dean of the College of Ediuaiion, since I92.i. as born in Bea er fiam in 1885. He obtained his B. S. liom Kentucky in ' 12. iM. S. liom the Uni ersity of Wisconsin in ' Ki, and Ph. D. Irom Columbia in ' 24. He is an ardent golfer and cjuitc natinally. is also cpute a gar- dener (always digging). He is a member of Phi Delta Kajipa, Kappa Delta Pi, Alpha Zeia, Kiwanis Club, Masons, N. E. A., A. A. A. S., and K. E. A. Dean laxloi has written se eral bcjoks on educa- ticjn, in addition to being a member of the federal Bcjard of ■Vocational Education. 23