University of Kentucky - Kentuckian Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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DEANS |ami }1iram (.rmiam. (kail ul ihe College ol Engi- neeriii -. was horn in Louis ille in 1879. He receixed his B. C. E. in ' 00. and C. K. in ' Oj Irom the University of Ken- tnckw . ltcr the aniiisiiie was signed terminating the World War, he ivas in charge ol the engineeiing operations of the . . E. K. in Fiaiue. He was awarded an office in the Legion ol Honor in France and the Distinguished Service Medal by the United States. He is a member ol the Pen- deniiis Club. Masons, and Ka|)pa . lpha. This is Dean Graham ' s Inst vear at the univeisiiv. bin he has .shown miuii enthnsiasin in the proposed campus im- provements wliich inciiide the Student Union Building, re- modeling Mechanical Hall, iiiipi o enieiUs on the siadium. and construction ol a cenii.il iicating plant. V. E. Fkkicm.w. assistant dean ol the Clollege ol Engi- neering, i-. a nali e ol Lexington. He obtained his . . H. Irom Transyhania in 01, B. M. E. Irom U. ol K. in ' 01. and E. E. Irom Keimick in IL ' . Dean Freeman is another mem- ber ol the stall who is an aiclent gaicleiiei . ,nid stiangeK enough, he too is a gollei. Dean Freeman vas acting clean ol the College ol En- gineering (hiring the past eai. prior to ihe airival ol the ne v dean. Ciolonel (.lali.im. .iiid vas acli e in the install. i- tion ol a new (ledit s sieni in the college. He is a memijer ol ' Lati Beta j ' i. Omicron Delta Kappa, A. L E. E.. Rolaiv C:iul), and Kappa Alpha. . i,viN E. Evans, (le.m ol ilie (College ol Law, was boiii in X ' alley, Nebraska, in IS80, and spent his early lile on the laim. He attended the L ' ni ersii ' ol Nebraska, vheie he received his . . B. and A. M. degrees. He then married and now has two (hildieii. P.ilmer and Patrica. his teaching career at the LIniversit) ' of He startec Washington, then went to the State College of Washington, University ol Idaho, and later to George Washington Uni- ersit . He is a member of the Rotary Club, Delta Thet.i Phi, Kenttick - Bar Association and other legal societies. 24

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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

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DEANS S RAH C;. Ri AMKXC, (Icaii ol ' ()nK ' n and assistant prn- lissdi 1)1 poliiiial scicme. was lioi n in Fa cttc Count). Kcn- tiukv. in ISdS. Slu- ictvixod lici A. B. at thi ' iini cTsit and lui A. M. at Coluniljia. l.tidic becomini; dean ol Avonicn, slu ' w.is insniutcii in plnsical t ' dmation and assistant dean ol ;vcinun. Siic s|)cnds her sininncis as diifilcii at I tail ' s Lnd Claiiii), loiaicd on the Reniiick Rixci. While in school. Dean Blandini; was a nienibet ol Kapixi kappa Gamma, and active in i.iinpiis lile. She is a membef ol the . mei ican As- sociation ol l ' ni eisit Women and piominent in llie held ol politic .d sc ience. Mrs. SAKUt li. Hc)i.Nti:s, assistant de.m ol women, was hoiii at Shawnee on the Delawaie, Pennsylvania, and at- tended the Univeisitx ol Kentnekv wheie she obtained her .A. B. degree. lielore she came to the tini ' eisity as a member ol the lactiltx, she taught at East Stioudsbmg and Sayie College. She is a memi:)ei ol Kappa Delta Pi and Moi tai Board. Mrs. Holmes ' |jopiilaiit among the students ol the iini eisil can piobabh be attributed to the l.icl that she lealh knovvs hovv to get along vith oung people, being the mothei ol lour. Kendall. .Mildied. Lillian, and |ohn, all ol whom ha e made ei line lecoicls at the nni c ' isi( .