University of Kentucky - Kentuckian Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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W? fb ,, -- - M ft Vie AGRICULTURE on LYNN ALLEN . .' ....... Eminence Phi Delta Theta: Scabbard and Blade: Gulgnol Production Staff: 240 Committee: Pershing Rifles: R O. T. C., Captain. PEGGY JO ALLEN . . Langley Home Economics Club. JOHN R. ALLISON . . Cave City JOSEPHINE E. ANDRES .... Russellville Phi Beta Phi: Y. W. C. A.: Home Economics Club. JOYCE LYNN ARCHER ...... Louisville Phi Beta Phi: Y W. C. A.: Home Economics Club. SARAH EVELYN ARMBRUSTER . . . Clinton Home Economics. Club: 4-H Club: Y. W. C. A. HELENE LOUISE ARNOLD ..... Frankfort Home Economics Club: Y. W. C. A.: F. T. A. SAM H. BAUGMAN ...... Moreland Agronomy Club: 240 Committee: Poultry Club: Alma Magna Mater. FRANCES BEARD ......... Paris Chl Omega: Home Economics Club: Y. W. C. A. MARY ELIZABETH BENNETT . . . Mayfield Home Economics Club: W. A. A.: Y. W. C. A. L. Allen P. Allen Allison Andres Archer Armbruster Arnold Baughman Beard Bennett in-...- 1

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X Six hundred students receiving college diplomas is a stirring sight, yet no graduation has ever thrilled me as much as the one I attended when 1 was freshman at the University. It was not an elaborate affair-all the commence- ment functions were held in one day-and there were only three graduates. But Dr. Patterson CHe-Patj was at his best that year. The state had finally been allowed to sustain the University and all the bills were at last paid. Each of the three graduates spoke, one of whom was Thomas Hunt Morgan-a Nobel Prize winner. That was the day of days, and with a vicarious excitement I enjoyed more than my own graduation in 1890 when eight of us obtained our diplomas. Just as the custom of each graduate delivering an address was relin- quished when the number of those receiving degrees increased two hundred times in size to what was then. so have other methods of graduation changed. Baccalaureate was first admitted in 1908, and as you know-graduation now is a matter of days rather than hours. As for you underclassmen who resent that little bell that so rings so con- sistently right on the dot of ten of the hour, I wish you could have heard the bugle that called us to classes. School was really under arms regulations then. In 1911 the University devised a new system-a siren---but that was so loud and annoying to townspeople that it was substituted in 1918 by the bell system used today. In fact the whole exterior of the school system has changed. but one fact remains the same. 'Students may come and students may go, but classes go on forever.' N 03:34-

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Berkowitz Billingsley Bolln Boone Bostlck Bradford Browder Brown Buck Byers SONIA RHEA BERKOWITZ .... Lexington Home Economics Club, Program Chairman: Forum Com- mittee: Student Union Committee: American Country Life Association Delegate: Student Legislature, Clerk: Phi Upsllon Omicron. President: Agriculture Council: Women's Admin- istrative Council: Women's Banquet, Decoration Chairman: Annual Flower Show. Kappa Delta: Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. JAMES BROWDER . Dairy Club. NORA CATHARINA BILLINGSLEY . Ciaro, Ill. CHESTER L' BROWN Alpha Zeta: Block and Bridle: Poultry Club: 4-H Club: R. O. T. C. Officer: Y. M. C. A4 . Clinton EARL M. BOLIN . FRANK BUCK . . JAMES KENNETH BOONE . . Cowan Poultry Club: Dairy Club. NANCY ORESSA BYERS ..... 4-H Club: Home Economics Club: Y. T. Cl DOROTHY BOSTICK ...... Home Economics Club: 4-H Club: Y. W. C. A.: 240 Committee. Water Valley x Peggy' 6- l AGRICULTURE : WL K 4 SE 10125 B .. f - 1 41 , :iff er ? ., ll ,: !Q,,Ki':.J 26 MARIAN HOLLIS BRADFORD . . Lexington . Fulton Shelbyville Dairy Club: . Grayson Caneyville