University of Kentucky - Kentuckian Yearbook (Lexington, KY)
- Class of 1943
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University Archives Margaret L ?'iing Library - North University of Kentucky Lexington, Kentucky 40506 ADMINISTRATION FEATURES Court of Beauty . . . . , . . 16-23 Personalities 1 . . . . . . . 24-26 CLASSES Seniors . . . . . , . . . . 30-64 Juniors . . . . . . . . A . 66-91 ACTIVITIES Sports . A . . . . . . . 94-114 Military 1 . . . . . 1 . . 115-125 Music 1 . . . . . . . . 127-135 Publications . . . . . . . 137-147 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS Sororities . . . . . . . . 201-217 Fraternities . . . . . . . 218-245 UNDERCLASSMEN Sophomores . . . , . . . 248-250 Freshmen . . . . . . . . 251-256 - QCDN?EN?$ EDEhH$EMTMDN To all former students and faculty members of the University of Kentucky who are now serving with the armed forces of the United States and to those who have given their lives for their coun- try. we sincerely dedicate the 1943 Kerituckian. Because of them and millions of other Americans like them. this nation and this University will continue to exist in that liberty for Which the United States has stood from the very beginning. EN MEMQDBHAM 1 ROBERT WARREN ALEXANDER. Fulton . . . Born March '22. 1919 . . . Killed in action, October 20. 1942. WILLIAM BRECKINRIDGE BACK. Jackson . . . Burn October 10. 1920 . . . Killed in action, January 7, 1943. LINDSEY HATCH BARCLAY. Arlington . . . Born December 30. 1014 . . . Killed in an air crash, January 31, 1943. VIRGIL KINNARD BEASLEY, Lexington . . . Born February. 29. 1916 . . . Killed in action, November 8, 1942. WILLIAM BENSON BYWATERS, Ashland . . . Born July 19, 1911 . Ki11ed in bomber crash, December 9. 1942. SAM COPPOCK, Hatcher . . . Born February 16. 1920 . . . Died February 12, 1943. VERNA MEADOR COX, Simpsonville . . . Born ApriI. 1918 . . . Died October 15, 1942. R. LEE CROWE, Stanton . . . Born January 16, 1921 . . . Killed in plane crash, December 24, 1942. BEN PERRY DEHAVEN, Lexington . . . Born August 29. 1916 . . . Killed in action, January 7, 1942. WILLIAM EDWIN FREEMAN. Assistant Dean of Engineering College . . . Born September 25. 1880 . . Died May 21. 1042. ANDREW jACKSON GARDNER, Woodmont . . . Born April 7. 1915 . , . Killed in action, October 15, 1942. FRED BRUCE HILL, Somerset . . Born July 1. 1020 . . . Killed in action, December 15, 1942. PHILLIP WOOD HUNT, Greenville . . . Born March 18, 1921 . . . Died September 17, 1942. EMERY HILL JOHNSON. Covington . . .. Born May 5, 1921 . . . Killed in plane accident. April 2, 1942. GEORGE STROTHER LAWRENCE. Cadiz . . . Born February 11. 1919 . . Killed in action, November 8. 1942, jOHN WILLIAM MONTGOIVIERY. Falmouth . . . Born November 11, 1916 Killed in plane accident, December 7, 1942. SAM THOMAS NISBETT. J12. Lexington . . . Born August 6, 1915 . . . Died July 8. 1942. VVILBUR HERBERT POPPLEWELL, Jamestown . . Born January 28, 1920 Killed in artion. December. 1942. CORNELIUS LEWIS REAGAN. Florence . . . Born October 5, 1915 . . . Killed in action. February 25. 1942. VJALTER GEORGE REHM, JL. Lexington . . . Born june 25, 1917 . . . Killed in plane crash. February 9, 1943. MCHENRY RHOADS. Professor of Secondary Education from 1911-1943 . , Born July 27. 1858 . . . Died January 16. 1943. KARLE HERMAN ROHS, Cynthiana . . . Born October 25. 1902 . . . Died May 28, 1942, CHARLES ADDISON SMITH. JL. Pendleton , . . Born IVIarch 13. 1916 . , . Died July 4. 1942. WILLIAM LETELLE STEPHENSON. Lexington . . . Born March '23. 1919 Killed in bomber crash, January 24. 1943. DONALD JOHN STONE. Clandenin. W. Va. . . . Born March 1. 1917 . . . Killed in plane crash. November 4. 1941. jOSEPH RAYMOND WALLACE. Lexington . . . Born February 17. 1919 . . Died February 2. 1943. MARION C. VAN ARSDELL, Lexington . . . Born January '2, 1922 . . . Died February 23. 1943. RAS SEARS WARE. JR. Georgetown . , . Born July 20, 1920 . . Killed in bomber crash. August 10, 1942. WALTER FRANKLIN WRIGHT. Manchester . . . Born March 21. 1889 , . . Died January 20. 1942. GEORGE O. YOUNG, Lexington . . . Born September 19. 1915 . . . Died September. 1941. EN MEMGDESMAM .x Ax AXAX Ax Ax Vk 1k Hm EWERS'H??? DR, HERMAN LEE DONOVAN President of the University EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS EXECUTIVE COIVIIVUTTEE RICHARD C. STOLL Chairman KEEN IIOHNSON anm'nor 0f Kenmclcy JOHN BROOKER 12' 12' HOBSON Superimenrhrnr Of Public Inslrurtior jAMES PARK W. H MAY H. S CLFVFI.AND Commissioner Of Agriculture H. DA PALMORF. KEEN JOHNSON Governor of Kentucky BEDDEARED CID? Tngif'EEQ MEMBERS AT LARGE FRONI TIIE STATE BOARD ALUMNI MEMBERS OF AGRICULTURE RICHARD CV STULL . Lexington H. D. PALMOkI; ROBERT TWAY Frankfort Lomsville R- P HOBSON Louxswille NIARSMALL BARNES H. S CLEVhLAVD , ,. , . LEE KIRKPATRICK Beaxer Dam annlihnmn . Paris JAMES PARK HARRY W. WALTERS MRS. PAUL G. BLAZER Lo'x'ingnm Shelbyvtlle Ashland JOHN S. COOPER Somerset HARPER GATTON Nladisonville OFFICERS OF THE BOARD KEEN JOHNSON Chairman RICHARD C. STOLL V ireiClmirmzm FRANK D. PETERSON Secrmarv J OHN SKAIN Treasurer FRANK D. PETERSON Univelsity Comptroller LEO M. CHAMBERLAIN Univezsily Dean and Registrar 5 Wrap. mm W. D FUNKHOUSER EDWARD WIEST Commercn Graduate School E E$N$ GD? EEEE szmEEECGEEQD PAUL PRENTICE Bovn WILLIAM S TAYLOR ALVIN E. EVANS Education Law Arts and Sciences JAMES H. GRAHAM THOMAS P. COOPER Engineering Agriculture and Home Economics mam: , ES ,.. i lhIIitllut-ukvvileualni cl..- . tiliatlls'ii- iiiiI h Cw uiw .5?! EEAWUEEg This year the annual Kentuckian Beauty Contest aroused even more interest than it has for several seasons. The event was put on a war-ume basis in that an entirely new system was devised for bestowing the coveted lmnmx t . . Some forty cuties. dressed in their tinery and preened IO perfec- tion paraded across the stage at Memorial Hall to be viewed by Lt. Col, Brannon. Colonel Brewer. Major Griffin. and Mrs. Robert Long. who ad- judgod seven of the group to be prospective ttMiss Kentuckians? . . t Pic- turuu 0f the seven were in turn sent to a. group of unidentified men, members of the three branches Of the armed forces. To these men was assigned the task of choosing the queen and her attendants in the order of their pulchr'k tudinous appeal to the military men. After almost a week of deliberatlon they sent their decision to the Kentuckian office. and at the annual Ken- tuckian Ball the winners were presented to the student body. SON O H N Ix UHJ'A DH H J IULIA HM Tux .I XINh 1 BARBARA REHM ALPHA GAMMA DHLTA LEXINGTON TTENHDANT F 1 BETTY CLARDY ALPHA CIAMMA DELTA IIXINHHIN EATEENLFDAN? , hwbngmur FHA A L I O A N T H E I S S GAMMA D1 I M Owr Nwmeo IN 39 SUE FAN GOODING KAN A Kvxmm L'u xfxinX , A l IJXIVMIU'Q EST T E 3N1 ED M A R T H A j A N E T H O M P S f ALMH GAMMA T AUSTIN h R. Q I .x. I Llixx NGTDH g. ,Ww Hr'fri Ivrn . R111 IVIchtman fmlrix', Jerry Sohall'n W183 a . . fur 1 ! JEANNETTE GRAVES .1 ANIES CROWLEY ARTS AND SCIENHZS AGRICULTURE Independent Alpha Gamma Rim Luxingnnn Butler 33?$?2$3$$ 33$ $ENHQDYR$ $ E $ $ A E mg hWWMWImMM mmimmeW-HHFW 4h mnmwwmwf SENH E3$ MARTHA RAY ADAMS AGRICULTURE Chi Omega Louisville cm 01mm. President: Y,W.CAA. Alum Mugnn Mater: Homo Etonumic: Club Pun Hollemc CuunmL Sluth-ut Union Cmnznllwr': 240 Club. Mndrm DAACO Club: Kcmuckmn Blmists Slm'l' JACK E. AICKEN COMMERCE Sigma Phi Epsilon Louisville K953 LEONARD B. ALLEN AGRICULTURE Alpha Gamma Rho Cleveland. Ohio Alum: Gamma Rho. Socrrmry: Phi Mu Alpth Vlur-Pn':ills'ul' le0 Club. Frrxuivnt: ChOthlmt-Z Keysu Lanccs: Ulml: Kt Bhdlv ROBERT J. AMMONS IrkRTS AND SCIENCES Delta Tau Delta Lexington Krnml. Ednor: Onucmn Doha Kappa: Phi Ema Kappa Kcntuvk smr: P1223 ; CLllb; WilLir-nl Slz Putmrson L110 3' Sociuuz Px'nsidcut; Scabbard 6'; bath. Frmmunn. Soplmmom :Ami Juumr RL-promnmlixs :1: Student Gnu rrmm'm .Asmc-iulion: Freshman Club Vu-wa-mntlvnt: Soplmnmro Clnh YIL-o- Prunitlvnr Pnkin Club Board of SluA dz-nt Publicnnons; Strudrlm Union Hnnw Comnnttvr: Who's Who Among Students In Axm-xicun Cullegm :md Unix'L'Hist JOE FRANK ATKINS ENGINEERING Lexington Sr'ahbzlrd k Bmdu. Pm's'hin: ktzilos Anwnczm 50cw1 ,x m' Mrclmmcni En- IjilHFTV 3 0 OLLTS ADAMS AGRICULTURE Hogue DORIS JEANNE ALDRIDGE ARTS AND SCIENCES Kansas City, Missouri SEIKV. Kvntuckmn; Km'nrl YWCA: WA A.: Quinn: Club Sm'nl-u'y: Dulvh Lumh Club, Sludvni Umou Pnslvr Cummmm'. melnuLn Arh'isot' MARY ZOU ALLEN EDUCATION Paducah mm filvn Club. Y w CA. DOROTHY P. ANGLE AGRICULTURE VVoodbum SK 11 ill nr Gm'rrnmcnt Aksocimzon: Cxu'vns. Hnmr Emnomics Club; Um- v.rr:;vty 44? Club: Y.W.C,A: P111 Up- MIQU Onncron ANN AUSTIN ARTS AND SCIENCES Delfa Delta Delta Williamsburg YJVC A WANDA MARIE AUSTIN ARTS AND SCIENCES Kappa Delta Miami, Florida Phi Beta, Pwsldonl Mortm' Bouxd: YW C.A.. Sucml Cmmmllro: Guimml: W ILA: Cilwr Club: VVllU'h Who Among Sludmxts i1: Aznvrmzm Cnllwgwa 21nd Unn'phnms N. R. BARDWELL, JR. AGRICULTURE Clarksville. Tenn. FRANK A. BAUER. jR. ARTS AND SCIENCES Delra Tau Delta Louisville K Club Eanhull 'I'vnm JAMES ALLEN BEAZLEY EDUCATION Lancaster U K. Troupers C. CONRAD BICKEL. JR. ENGINEERING Louisville Fuolbull; Amul'u'un Sucioiy of Mr- r'hnmmll Ergilwm's REBECCA JANE BAKER AGRICULTURE Owenshnm Hnmv Evunnuzim Club, Y.'xK'.C.A: Um- ny 4-H Cluh GARLAND MIXON BASTIN AGRICULTURE Hm'dyx'ille dlr: D- FOHH l Ln:011 U101; L B :numl Spcll : BHDIIS! Sm Club Imm- Cluh: 4wH th RUBY EVELYN BAXTER COM MERCE Ilawrenceburg B: Gnnzmu Sm: mevh Club Svr-vn 1. Y W.C.AV Dutch 1211 Club BETTY BERRY EDUCATION Lexington Phi Mph: l'him. Prvsidvul: VK'.A.A. YW.C.A. Dumlx Lunch Club: Fumrv meln 0! Murl'lrm SrL-rolun: gnlmu Drlm P1 MYRTLE BINKLEY AGRICULTURE Fullon Pm Upsilon Omicron Pl DchlC11lZ 471-1 Cluh: Hnmr Emnumnw Clulx: Mortar anu'd. Sccmnw: Y,W.C.A., Mvmbvr uf Achultmw Cmuwll SENHGDEBS l JANE CARPENTER BIRK ARTS AND SCIENCES New Albany Ind. S l u d c 111 Govcrummn .uon, Wumun'x' VlL'P-pl'CSidCHE: Alpha Lumb- da D91rn: chns. French Cluh: Span- L 15h thL German Club. Proudem, Home Prvsidoms Counml WAA: Luce Club. Y W,CA,. Vico-Prosidem: Vurtur Baum FRANCES BOGIE ARTS AND SCIENCES Lexington YW.C'A; Pulun Club Alpha Lmnlzrln Della: Lr- Cmrlo anmis, Spunvsn Cluh ARTS AND SCIENCES Delta Chi Northampton. Mass. l l IOSEPH A BOHNAK GEORGIA TERRY BOOHER AGRICULTURE Doha Chi Flaszrlmu. Trvnxuren Kem: an'm: Lamp K- Cross, Sec1 o::1 . Kentucl-zmn 5113111055 Mmmgor and As- :ocnklv Edimr: Fi Lieutenant in Pershing Rmca: FAN Iiuurmmm in a :Lbbard .Y Blade: W1on Who Among Studenn in Amencur Collvgos and L'ui'x'm'sltws Kappa Delta Cynthiana 1'.W.C A: Home Erm'nm'm Cluh MARTHA FRANCES BOOHER ARTS AND SCIENCES ROBERT RAYMOND BOONE LAW Cynthiana SLIKVI W A A. Y W C A; Jewell Hall Cmnml: Suulmzz Union Huuw Com- lnmrv LDXmgLon Band JAMES ROBERT BOYD ENGINEERING LUCILLE KING BOYD EDUCATION Franklin Cerulean P Y.M.C,A.. Bupliwt Stud. ' UmmI Amr-ricnn Imtilutc 0f Ez-ctricul E11- 4 :mom's Jpn D011 n P; MARIE BRACKETT EDUCATION MELVIN CHARLES BREWER CONIMERCE New Albany, Indiana Lexington 'qu Smut Alma Mug : Matx'r. Y.VYV CA WCAJX, Baxkotball: Lamp IR: Crow: Suubhnrd k Bludn: K Club I g RAYMOND A. BROCKMAN KENNETH S. BRUCE AGRICULTURE COMMERCE KniHey Lexington Pm slung R;Iio.s Guiunol: Account- An; Club JULIETTE BRYSON ARTS AND Scxuxugs Alpha Gamzna Delta Ashland Alpha Gamma DE'IZH Secretary. YIN. CA: Alma Magma Mulor OTIS CARTER BRUMFIELD EDUCATION Delta Tau Delta Nicholasville DOTTY M. BUTTS AGRICULTURE MARY LAVERNE BURNETTE AGRICULTURE Versailles Fulton Hu'nu Fr:mmmv:-: th' PH Umilnr Omicron. '1'.'x'C.C.A CLYDE S. CALVERT VIRGINIA CALLOS ENGINEERING ARTS AND SCIENCES Triangle Lexington Lexington Y.W.C.A. Cabmm: Dutch Lunch Club: American Sammy 01' Mochanivnl En, SuKV; Art Club uimurr. Rillv Team: Lunw'x: YMCA, VIRGINIA CAMPBELL EDUCATION Pendleton. South Carolina Y.W.CA: Kappa Delta Pi ANN LUCILLE CANNON COMMERCE Leitchiield 240 Club, YW.C.A, St'tumunul Club $ENUCIDE$$ SSENHGD l jAMES H, CARROLL ARTS AND SCIENCES Kappa Sigma Elizabethtown Hitlm' Stan. Training 11rd Blade: Pershing Club. Kentucklan SEMI: Cn'ilmn PlloL Scabbard vamnn Kcmel ALVIN LEE CHAMBERS ENGINEERING Triangle Lexington SnKj: ican Insti Lamp and Cross AUNT- MC 0! Electrical Engmocrs ELIZABETH GRIMES CHAPMAN ARTS AND SCIENCES Kappa Kappa Gamma Paris Y W C L; F'Tshmnu Club, Alpha Lambda Do1 Alma Mugnu Mater: French Club: Sludmn Gm rrnmvnt Asmmntion, Socrctmw' JANIES COLLIER LAW Sigma Nu Crab Orchard Guxm'nmvnt Association, Prmulnnr: Baptist Student Umox: Conn Y.M.C Cabinet: Welfare Committee: Judlc n'y Cmmthpe: Stu, dpm Smndzlrds CnmmlHE'e: Executive lemil SLudL-m Bur Asmciauou: Con- :Hllzlimml Rm'lsion Committee. Inter- Fmtcrmty Councxl Sluuan JANE FRANCIS COLLIS AGRICULTURE Richmond Shelby Hnuio. PmsxrlE-HL 471! Club: Home Lconomlcs Club: YWCA. jOHN RICHARD CASNER EDUCATION Delta Tau Delta Fort Thumas F'mu bu 11 Sonbbn rd Tmnzi Lump :Ind and Bludu Crow BETTY JANE CHAPMAN ARTS AND SCIENCES Alpha Xi Delta Lexington Alpha Xi Dvltu. Chaplain. Music Up rcrtm, Social Lihrau'mn: Rvd Cross lel'ws Alde Ca V XV.C A. Modern Dxncp Group. Glow Club: Alma Mugnn Mater: M113- QIu-ou Court JAMES RUSSELL COFFEY, JR. AGRICULTURE jeffvrsomown PI, Imlm: Glug'ml Huusv Mnnw ug'm. ' AI C A., Junior and SI-ninr Cabmm: Unixl rsllv of KPhlllikX Troupcrs DOROTHY L. COLLINS AGRICULTURE Lexington Hump Economks Club Pizkm Club; YWCA. Cubmm. Anlvm'r of FrcshA mzm Club MARY LIDA COMER EDUCATION Maysville Outing Club: vamun Cluh: Socra- lm-ml Club, Dutch Lunch Club ILA BEATRICE CONLEY COMMERCE Ashland Y.W.C A J mVII IIulL V'JCL iPl'l'Sldt'llL CATHER l N E CORTER COOPER AGRICULTURE Lexington Phi Upmlun Ominrm. Ilnmv L't'mmnnu Club P11 '11; mm: Y W CA: 11m Ir Faith Cmmml. Inm-.1 Lumh club EULICE CORNETT Anmcmjnmz Crown Pm prllrm Umltrnn Hnmv Emmmlm - CM'IJ YKV F A JANE ESTHER CRAMER ARTS AND SCIENCES Lexingtun N'nmun Club. Womrnx an-Prcxl- nl-Jn', 0:111:11 Club: Du'ch Lunch Club BEULAH M. CROPPER AGRICULTURE Lexington Pm Upsxlsu Omicron Honu- Ermmmhs Club: 4-H Clulr YWCA ALICE FRANCES CONNELI. AGRICULTURE Paris JAMES E CORBIN AGRICULTURE Alpha Signza Phi Providence 3mm: Glm Cluu: BIO nnd Brxdiv ?oulud Club Tuck ,cam ROBERT E. COURTNEY AGRICULTURE Phi Delta Theta Lexington GENE RAY CRAWFORD EDUCATION Alpha Gamma Delta Lexington Ll C'nloml HOTCV Alpha Cnmmm IMm. Rush Chairman. Gumnol Y. VIC A' PuW-Hvllvmu Cmmml Kihmv Alma Mutznu MAIN JAMES W. CROWLEY AGRICULTURE Alpha Gamma Rho Butler Agriculture Counnl, Prvxxdvm Blm'k Jud Bruilv: AM 'u Zom, PH'HdDHL 4-H Club: Lunmw: Lump 2111C Crass, Pwsidvxtt. Squ. PH'MdMHI Alpha Gunman 111m. Tromun: YMUA: Omlrmx Dvltu Kappa. Slmivnl Gm- rrnnwnt Assm'mtmx! $ENHQDR$ ' tanmmmw A ,Tawwva Bu ELINOR BUTLER CULLISON ARTS AND SCIENCES Kappa Delta Coshocton. Ohio Baclrriologv Club. Truaurur; YKV. CA WILLIAM D. DANKS ENGINEERING Centertown Slgmrx Pl Slgma CHESLEY ISABELLE DAVIDSON EDUCATION Alpha Gamma Delta Mayfield W'.A.A.: YW.C.A.. Stlclmlr Unmn Aw tix'ity Commiucv Fumx'c Tcnchcrs of Amnncu LELAND E, DAY ARTS AND SCIENCES Delta Chi Lexington BETTY DEW EDUCATION Lexington YAVICAJ PlLkm Club: Plusiml nan, ullmn Club: W'VAA. Count I 'l'rtmpvrs: Folk Dancing Cmmvr SENEQDEESS GUY CLAYTON CUNNINGHAM ARTS AND SCIENCES Ludlow Bacteriology Socln-l y; Tmmis WARD TERRILL DARNELL. JR. AGRICULTURE Sigma Alpha Epsxlon Elizabethtown Pvrshing Rinvh. Smmhu'd and 13mm ROBERT EVERETT DAVIS COMMERCE Upper Montclair, New jersey YMCA. PTFS'IdUlHL SuKy: Sludmt Umm: B04111. Trmwuwr: Freshman Truck: Lnnccs: Pilkiu 0111b. Sprm:7 Carnival Chmrmnn JOHN ARTHUR DEARINGER ENGINEERING Lexington Amencan Society 01 Clnl Engineers JODY MARIE DI GIACOMO AGRICULTURE Newark New Jersey Phi Beta. VicF-Prmidnm: U. K Tmnpm'n: Modern Dance Club: Pm Upsilon Omicron. Cm-rmlmndxmz Soc- rvtzu'y p, GIVENS DIXON ENGINEERING Delta Tau Delta Henderson Omhmn D0112: Kumu: Sigma P1 51:17 mu; Tam Botu Pi, SuKLV 11m rlrulrh mm CulmrriL Km'nvl. Cxw-ululmn Mun SHKIPHI val'nmvnl Ayn- Cumun. 'I'rvusm'vv META DOWDEN AGRICULTURE Franklimon Homo Ecmmmlus Club: Y.W.C.A. WARREN DUNCAN AGRICULTURE Mill Springs Hw:krlh:lll: 150mm; 4-H Club; Dzm'y C1.1b HARRY BISHOP DYER ENGINEERING Sturgis Alpha Chi Signn ROBERTA EDMONDS EDUCATION Lexington 4W EVELYN DOLBERG EDUCATION Lexington Kupna Drlm Pl BEVERLY WHITE DUNCAN ENGINEERING Ashland Kentucky EJ!1;:: r'-r-z': Tau Bcia P; NORIVIA CONTANCE DURY ARTS AND SCIENCE'S St. Albans. Long Island, New York in Club: Y.WCA' Tun Sigma. mu Mm gvr: Frym' 14er MI SUCiftjx HOLLIS EDMONDS ARTS AND SCIENCES Russell Springs GEORGE EDWARDS ARTS AND SCIENCES Sigma Chi Harrodsburg Football ,,mwmew S : i VVINFRED M. ELLIS COMMERCE Sigma Alpha Epsilon Chaplin YM.cA CabiroL: Smbbnrd mu! Hindu. Sm-und Lmuunnnt FRANCES BOND ENLOW ARTS AND SCIENCES Alpha Chi Omega Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Y.W.C.A, RALPH JOHN ESCHBORN ENGINEERING Alpha Tau Omega Buffalo, New York Kcntu y 7211091: Echtor PII'Shilllf Rum; Kr Amtrlcan Society 0L Mbchamcm Engineers, Onuu' n DFlLIl Kuppm Confodex'atr Squad. SLQma Pi 1511mm. Tam thu Pw JULIUS PORTER EVANS COMMERCE Lexington JOSEPH EYL ENGINEERING Lexington vamnn Club: Alma Magma MaLm: Amurl m Society of Meclnmiuul En- umm 1's: leng Club ENHQDR$ REID B. ENGLAND AGRICULTURE Alpha Gamma Rim Tompkinsville Dlmk uml BI'KUC: Alplm 7mm n-h-r Unix'uraity 4-H C'be. 1 ' Azrwnllm'r CUIHWH. Tnuauwr FRED T. ERWIN ARTS AND SCIENCES Beavpr Dam S t u d 0 nl Guu-rmnvuL Axkocianz, Wulfurr Commlllvv: Y.M CA HAROLD J. EVANS AGRICULTURE VVuudburn Alpha Zx-lu. Cennon BIOLIZ umL Ryullu, Trmwror WILLIAM S. EVANS COMMERCE Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fort Sill, Oklahoma Trnms Tmm BuhkFHLlll Tvmm Smurn Mmmgm': Sigma Alpha Elr-Hun, Twas- .xrcr JOHN HARRY FEAMSTER ARTS AND SCIENCES Phi Delta Theta Frankfort Scabbard mid Elndc: 1111er Tnnm DICK CYRIL FERGUSON ARTS AND SCIENCES Delta Chi Lexington ELIZABETH L, FILE AGRICULTURE Chi Omega Beckly. West Virginia th Cluiy; Hunn- Emmome Club CAMPBELL FLOYD ENGINEERING Burgm BETTY LEE FOSTER EDUCATION Alpha Delta Pi Stanley YWCA; GIUP Club: Chnnalmx ANNE KAVANAUGH FUSS ARTS AND SCIENCES Alpha Gamma Delta Frankfort YWC AV. XV'.AVA.. Kontuvksz Bus;w uwss Stml'; Alum Mng'nu Mmm- ALEX FIELDER ENGINEERING Lexington : Society of Mcvlmmcul En- YI'11.C.A. ELSIE MAE FLEISHMAN ARTS AND SCIENCES Lexington Sludan Art Club. PrD-Jdcm; Dutch LUIKh Club: Sumvn' Union Ax; COITh 1111'. r': WILLIAM MURRY FLOYD COM M H? CE Phi Delia Theta Eminence Acmnming Club: luf :1:ml!'nh Scalp hurd and Blade WILLIAM J FOSTER AGRICULTURE Stanley Pustmg Hm-w: Block and Brldlo CATHERINE GROVER GAINES ARTS AND SCIENCES Kappa Kappa Gamma Georgetown YAV C A : Duu'l. Lunch Club QENEQDEQS RICHARD ERNST GARD ARTS AND SCIENCES Kappa Sigma Lexington Smnn Gummn Epsllon. Prmidmt BRADFORD T. GARRISON COMMERCE Lexington ' m - Kentuciunn, Mmmumgl; Editor and Ar sociate Editor: Lzmmx: Press Club VIRGINIA GAY OSBORNE AGRICULTURE Lexington Phi Upmlon Omicron: Firkin Y,W.C.A : Homo Economks Club Club: RUSSELL GILKEY ARTS AND SCIENCES Alpha Chi Sigma Hupkinsville JANE ERNESTINE GLENN EDUCATION Cheraw. South Carolina Y.VV,C A. WINSTON K. GARDNER COMMERCE Dry Ridge DOROTHY JEAN GARRISON AGRICULTURE Paris Home Economics. Club: Y.W.C.A GENEVIEVE WATTS GEE AGRICULTURE Grayson Home Economics Club: ALH Club: Y WCA. Dutch Lunch Club ROGER EARL GISH AGRICULTURE Paducah Agronmm Club; 4-H Club MARY MORANCY GODMAN EDUCATION Chi Omega Versailles StudonL Uninu Commntoc: Magma Mater; Nr-wmun Club Alum JACK GODHELFF SARAH GOERING ARHS AND SCIENCES ARTS AND SCIENCES Alpha Gamma Delta Lexington Hawesville 01va :md Mm'clnmz Band Y WCA: 240 CJub: Student Uman Comnzmmz Y'rrwumau Adviser SUE FAN GOODING ARTS AND SCIENCES Kappa Kappa Gamma Lexington Studnnt Uzuon Bnurd Musw Culmniv Y uhC.A.: meurlzian Qm-vu 151-13: Konml: Ulllcno! Konmt'kmn Slur ROBERT GOODPASTER Hillsboro Y 31 C A: Dmry Club: ledlo. SE-cx'etarj' Blocx and JEANETTE GRAVES ARTS AND SCIENCES MARGARET E. GRAHAM AGRICULTURE Maysville A A. Cullm'll. YWCA. sziur HOILK Ecmmmim Club Lexington Lambda Delta Preswlem Sophomore- Commiswiou. Pres, Smdvri lnznn Housp Immun- Y1K C A. Hce-Presxdem: Mortar . den: Studem Union SL'JH TV.CAH Presi- l. Cu-Bunzwss 312m W Y of K Book, ?ilkln Club Gmonal Cuir WILYAH ELLIOT GRAVES ARTS AND SCIENCES Lexington U axx'vrsny BESS 1, GRAVITT Symphony Orchestra: EDUCATION Women x Glen Club Almr Mngn M Lexlngton um Kernel Stall; Radio OrchL ' Smfommm: YVWCA. JOHN IRA GRAY AGRICULTURE a ,J: Alpha Gamma Rho ,,wgw BEVERLY ANN GRIFFITH EDUCATION Fort Wayne. Indiana YM'C A Women's Defense Cynthiana ., M if YJU C.A. Um: $ENEQDR$ $END E3S KENNETH R. GRUNEWALD ENGINEERING Lexington Intramural Sports: Amerlmx: Sucjozv 0: Mechanical Enginmn FRANK BALDWIN HALE CONIMERCE Sigma Nu Bluefield, West Virginia Ime-r-Fmtermiy Council ROBERT STEWART HAMMOND LAW - Pasadena. California Www.vmgmmuwmgmp;mwn $31 FISCHER DYSON HARNED AGRICULTURE Louisville Glee Bridl9 Club' Y MK? A , Block 11nd ANN LOUISE HARRISON AGRICULTURE Lexington Alma Magma MutL-r ALEXANDER D. HALL, JRA COMMERCE Signw Alpha Epsilon Lexington Pvmmng erlvn: Luncos: Studum Gov- vnmwm Assuuiutmn: 11'.LUr-Fl'ull'rnity Council SARAH ANNE HALL EDUCATION Delta Delta Delta Frankfnrt Prvsidvul: Y W C A., Drum lem, Truns- Thntn: Kentuckiun Staff; Guignnl; Pulurv Tom'ln-m ol AmvriL Pnkm Club: Philosophy Club; K-Book Cu-Edltor Mortar Board. Secretary: Dnltu urvr Pm Alpha GUS E. HANK COMMERCE Phi Delta Theta Paducah WILLIAM STOKES HARRIS ARTS AND SCIENCES Phi Delta Theta Frankfort HELEN MARTHA HATCHER ARTS AND SCIENCES Kappa Delta Victor, Colorado War EHorc Com- Reception Committee Bacteriology Club: miLLt-D; MARGARET HATCHER EUULATIUN Alpha Delta Pi Trenton Y V,C A, F: H'ML,1'V JANE B. HAYES AGRICULTURE Lexington 3furl,1' Board. Phi UHHIUII Omn-mn MARY GARNER HAYWORTH ARTS AND SCIENCES Jacksonville. Florida Spmr rs' Tumuuu Company. Cnphtllii ,s' .Uluu SU , W'A Q. Conn 1x-n' RJ'U 11L As mm R Y W C A: Gnlgnnl: C ALLENE HERSCHILLING EDUCATION Covington YWCA. Siudtntl Umnu Buuhl. NLM- 1mm Club: Spmmh Club ROBERT H. HILLENMEVER COMMERCE Phi Delta Theta Lexington Pin Dpliu Turk. Prosidmu: Smdmxl Unmn Ram's: Umlm'on Unltn Knmm Pmsxdvnt: Who's Who Among Sim dvnn in Amvricun Culluuus and Uni- wratws. Scabbard and Blade: 51117 mm Government Assocumou: T.nrcrxa Frlwmvill: Intor-Frutormty Councll: Almu Muuml Mulm': Nowmuu Club. Vicu-Prosidmxl Cuhmn-i: Alulm Dvlm Pi. DOROTHY DAWSON HAWKINS ARTS AND SCIENCES Kappa Kappa Gamma Lexington Km'uc'l SuKy; G'Jlgnol: Alma Magma 31111le C. K. Tl'uupvh MARTHA GESS HAYMAN ARTS AND SCIENCES Kappa Delta Lexington Cub; Y WC A : Secretarml VutuP mdmn. Knmm Della, YiL th-Sldf'lli. Cmigrnl Dulch Lunch Club; DOROTHY WELLER AGRICULTURE Lexington Eupnu Siudvm Union WANDA LEE HIGDON EDUCATION Clarkson Y w G A : W A A : me'r Teachers of Amm'mn: vanmn Club: Pm Alpha Tho'lu JAIVIES STEELE HINTON. JR. ENGINEERING Triangle Flemingsburg American 11:511Luto 01 Eloclncal En- umocrs $ENHQDE$ WW:- a SENHGDRS ELMER LEWIS HIXON AGRICULTURE Lexington Dairy Club: Block and Judging Tx-un' jmw-WFEMt'WwKQ Bridle Dnu'v HELEN HOOE ARTS AND SCIENCES Providence 240 Committee: P111 Alpha Thom: Y. VV.CA BETTYE ANNE HOWARD ARTS AND SCIENCES Kappa Delta Louisville Slude Union Board; Kentuckian Sales Manager: Kappa Delta, AssistauL Trruwuu-r; GulgPoI JOHN C. HUBBARD ARTS AND SCIENCES Louisville Fommg 10am: Bactenology Smur-Ly: k Studvn: Arl'ilmuc 0i Americqn Chem- iL-ul Sucivty s JANE LEE HUMPHREY ARTS AND SCIENCES Bloomfield lee lex Choristcrs: 240 Committee: Home Prusidmxts' Council SALLY RAYE HOBBS AGRICULTURE St, Helens Y.W,C.A.: llonw ECUHOIHH'H Club HARRIETT HORD ARTS AND SCIENCES Maysville Pryor PrU-Nh'll SUL'AL'LV. Y W'.C,A.; mm 011 Hall Cuunml jOHN EDGAR HOWE LAW Alexandria LEE ROY HUGHES ARTS AND SCIENCES Sigma Alpha Epsilon Frankfort 240 COIDHHLLEVS: Band: Glee Club ROBERT E. HUMPHREYS ARTS AND SCIENCES Owensborn Patterson Litvrary Society. iduut; Mmm Dormitory Council: CA Senior Cabinet; mcnt Judicml ViCC-PJ'PS- Y.M, Student Govurn- Comnubber ROY H. HUNT AGRICULTURE Alpha Gamma Rho Valley Simian Him, Prr-Mtlvm. Stu, Asson'mumx: mm- Omiv'mn Cmnznil Unlmn Alpha Gnmnm drm, Guwrzmwm and Bridle: Lump :Iud Cram. Delta Kup ' :mlhn'o Alxzhn Zorn: Sluxiwm AGNES LEOBRA JENNINGS ARTS AND SCIENCES Buena Vista YIVC A Kmmu kv Ku'nvl, Curmnw M: Smm'nt L'umn Art Cmmm'xw' Art Club. PrPHKIMlL Axrhium Art Ecum- nf Kvnllh x: 011mm Clam; Funh- nmn Adnmr NIARIAN JOHNSON ARTS AND SCIENCES Dnlm Delta Detla Scottsville WJW Tr m' K-DLH, Y W'C.A. IIUlIKL- Pw-ndvnis' Crrmtxl: student anrxk mvm A..oc1:u.uu RUSSELL JONES COMMERCE Kappa Sigma Berea Kappa! Signm, Treasurer, Vico-Prosi- drm: Band JOHN LEROY KELLER ARTS AND Scmchs Phi Kappa Tau Harrodsburg Phi Kappa Tau. Vico-Prvsidomz Um- x'nrsnv M Kentucky Flying Club. Iims; Pilliin Club: rvshman Club. Y M C.A., Pm'xmng RiHos: Scabbard and Blade: 61w Club - ,Wmmpww . I. MARY BLAIR ISAACS ARTS AND SCIENCES Parkersburg. West Virginia Bzwtwoluglcal Sammy ESTHER DULIN JOHNSON ARTS AND SCIENCES Chi Omega St. Petersburg? Florida Art Chm: Student Cmnn Art niilM-v C0111- RAYMOND JOHNSON ARTS AND SCIENCES Frankfort Alvin Chi Sigma MARGARET E. KEATON COMMERCE Hinton. West Virginia WA. ,: Y WL' A JOHN MORSE KELLY ARTS AND SCIENCES Kappa Alpha Lexmgton Perdimp: Rimns: Almn MnL'ua Mmm' wnmanw-wam unawmv-hmm $ENHQDE3S MARIAN FREEMAN KENDALL AGRICULTURE Vanceburg Club: 2-10 Cummilmv Home Econcmi s VV.C,A Z 4-H Club: Y, JOHN ROBERT KIBLER AGRICULTURE Alpha Gatnnza R110 Paducah Kentur'kmn, EdilorriuiCluuf und A3507 mate: Ednor: Board of Sludmn Pnhlr catians: Alpha Gamma Rho, Socml Chairman; Lamp and Cross ASA NELSON KITCHEN ENGINEERING Lexington JAMES DONALD LAIL ARTS AND SCIENCES th Kappa Tau Lexington Band. Glee Club: Student Union Com- mmvru KUXx Lawn and Crusa. Kur tut le Stall: Km'xml . fl. Erlnm' of . S nior Cab- Y M.C A. Paper: Y,M C mm: Phi Kamm Tan, Corrvspondmu Svcrvtm'j,. Editor oI Kappa Grum; Alma KVIJL'HH Mntm' CASWELL PREWITT LANE ARTS AND SCIENCES Kappa Alpha Mt. Sterling MARY PATTERSON KENT j ARTS AND SCIENCES Bagdeul Buplml StudmL Unwn. Third Vlrw Pn'sidont: Phi Alpi Tlu'lu. VLUD- Pfumlh'lll. YWVCVA. Scuiur Cabinet BETTY jANE KINGTON AGRICULTURE Alpha Xi Delta Madisonville ETHEL BROOKS KOGER EDUCATION Kappa Kappa Gamma Miami, Florida Knpm Kappa Gamma. Pz'widunl Hrllemc Couunl Pun JEANNE LANCASTER AGRICULTURE Lebanon Board Flu Iilr m Omuron: Pm Bum YWCA Cnbiltm: 01qu hr- Womvl'fs: Glr'r Club Pitliin C . . Inlvr-Rmh CmmL-xl. P ltlm Alum Mnglm Malcr; Uulzw Euuumn'cn Cluh Mon 21 r LUELLA LAWRENCE AGRICULTURE Zeta Tau Alpha Enrdstown llama Enonomics Club. Zcm Tau Alpha, Trunurm' YWCA; 9 fr BEN HUGH LOWRY ENGINEERING Kappa Alpha Lexington Immp nmi Crosr, Vln-wPI'mltlmn. Scabbard und Blmln: A SALE, Clumuznn, First LL R O T C GUY MCCONNELL COMMERCE Delta Chi Covington VWv- Delta Cm, Prmlrivm :irr-rvlnmz PI'ISH Club FAY MCDERMAN ARTs, AND SCIENCES Alpha Delta Pi Cleveland. Mississippi P. Mu Epsilon. Y.W.C.A, TRILBY McKEEHAN ARTS AND SCIENCES Lexington Glee Club. Modern Dance U. 'II'ouper:, Phi Baa ROBERT ROGER MAHAN EDUCATION Ashland Kappa Dnltn P1 HILDA GODVVIN MCCLARAN ARTS AND SCIENCES Chi Omega Jackson. Tennessee YJVZCA: Studmt 25mm: Dance Com- HilIU'l' DAVID C. MCCORD AGRICULTURE Kappa Alpha Lexington Sr-nbimrd and ElHdPI Blovk and Brb CM: SuKy: Lamp and Cross SAIVIUEL MARTIN MCELROY AGRICULTURE P1 Kappa Alpha Bdorganfield P1 Kappa Alpha PI'CFZGCIHI Kcys: Lamp and F v: lnmr-l'atormw Cnvznmi. Smhbnm and Blade ARNOLD FRAZER MCRAE COMIVIERCE Mobile. Alabama Buplml Smdvni Umon. l-Iwrullw CUHUCII, Y.M.C.A. Sophomore llllt-Mon. Outing Clu'u Cour MARY HELEN NIANLEY AGRICULTURE Sharpsburg Y W C A . Homo Economim Club $ENHQDR$ 3; g i ,E 3 SENHGDEE$ DAVID MARCUS ARTS AND SCIENCES Mt. Kism. New York Intramural Sports: Chairman of Web fare Commuter of SGA. CAROLYN MARSETTER ARTS AND SCIENCES Kappa Kappa Gamma Akron, Ohio Rama: Guiguul, Y,WC.A. ROBIN MARTIN ENGINEERING Triangle Bardwell Smdem Union Activities Committee: Fidel Tmm: 240 Club BETTY BOW MILLER AGRICULTURE Delta Delta Delta San Antonio. Texas Home Economics Club: Y.W.C A, MARY MARTHA MILLER EDUCATION Alpha Gamma Delta Ashland LOIS ANN MARKWARDT ARTS AND SCIENCES Alpha Gamma Delta Joplin. Missouri Km'url SHUT: PllblitlLy Dlroolor 01' Guugnul. Tmupm'n DOROTHY TURNER MARTIN EDUCATION Drift SARAMAE MASON ARTS AND SCIENCES Zeta Tau Alpha Mt. Sterling Smdmt Art Club Y.WC.A. MARY ELIZABETH MILLER COMNIERCE lVIaysviIle Y w C Ar: WVA A. JOHN D, MINTON EDUCATION Cadiz IVIAURICE E, MITCHELL ENGINEERING Delta Chi , Campbellsville :IAMES E. MOORE COMMERCE Ashland Iv'vrsmng Rillzw: Gulmml. Awmmhnu Club KATHRYN LANE MORRISON ARTS Ann SCIENCES Louisville Bum wx miugx' Sm lvly BERNARD GAYLE NEAL ARTS AND SCIENCES Sigma Chi Huntington. WesL Virginia Stunm Cm. Px'osidvl' GhiuLul Drzuzu- 'u- Fxcclnclious: any Swimminu Team: Impr-Frntvrmtx' Couuml: Sm, rlnm Government Asmciauon: memn Board. Chmrmnn: Sludont Lvuislnturr. Wholx W110 Among; slnrlrms in Ammw 1mm Collvufs :md Ulm'vrmms LOUISE RODES WILSON EDUCATION Kappa Kappa Gamma Lexington Y XV.C'.A. Kuppn Kappa Gamma. Standards Chmrman: SUKr. Svcrc- l;n':c swarm Gowrnmmxt mu l'lkk lmn; Kappa Delta P1 BARBARA MOORE LAW Frankfort Smdrm Bar Association: Kanuch Law Journal RAYMOND MOORE AGRICULTURE Frankfort ROBERT E. MYERS ARTS AND SCIENCES Phi Gamma Delta Paris Linn; 1:an Crms JOHN P. NEELY ARTS AND SCIENCES Louisville CAROLINE NEWEI.L COMMERCE Chi Omega Maysville C111 Omcgn. Treasurer, YWCA; Forum Commlltov of Studvm Union 5 g QENEQDEEE? JUNE V. NICHOLSON GEORGE D NOBLE ARTS AND SCIENCES ACRICUI :FURF Parkersburg, West Vuglma Haddix Wchx-mumvwmm. Buutunulugy Suciuty ,9 ERVIN J. NUTTER ENGINEERING Lexington Senior chresemative to Engmecrmg Council. American Society of Mechan- iL'ul Engnmc-r: OLIVE IRENE OFFENHAUSER ARTS AND SCIENCES Kappa Kappa Gamma Houston Texas LOIS OGDEN ARTS AND SCIENCES Alpha Xi Delta Covington Korm-L Alpha X1 Delta, Correspomb iuLY Serrpmrjr GEORGE ORTON ENGINEERING Warren, Arizona FRANK R. PARKS, JR- ENGINEERING Lexington 1-'rl-:,mzmn Tvmns Team: Smim' Foot- Imll Mmmgm', American Institute 0! Electrical Enginmrmg. Buptst Stu- thm Umon ANNE C. OVERSTREET ARTS AND SCIENCES Kappa Delta Nicholasville Y.W.C.A Fm: HPlIva Council, Housc P1 rsiKlol11$ Councll BILLY L. PATTON BETH PAGE ENGINEERING ARTS AND SCIENCES Lexmgton Chi Omega Tau Ban Pi. Treasurer Sigma P1 M 1d Sigma' Anmrican Institute of Electn- ayhe cnl Engineers. Tx'msurer: Band CAROLYN DESHA PETRIE EDUCATION GEORGIE LEROY PETTY Alpha Gamma Delta EDUCATION A5111and Y.W.C A.; ArL C1ub Hopkinsville Alpha Gamma DtlLQL Emil 11nd Emmy: Chi Delta P111 P111 Alpha Theta' Alma Magma Mnlrx'. Trmsurer, Futurn Teachers: of Amerv: mu: Kcmucl-zlan SLafT. SLudunt Umo1 Commiitw LOUISE PEAK LAURENCE C. PENDLEY EDUCATION ENGINEERING Kappa Kappa Gamma Morgantown Cynthiana Amm'ivun Sunoty 01 Cull Enginrer.- Glee Club; Smdcm Gorernmrrt, Assn, cimion. Kappa Delia Pi: Resldrguce HaIls 51m MARION KATHRYN PIRKEY ARTS AND SClENCES Alpha Gamma Delta Lexington VIRGINIA ELAINE PINEUR EDUCATION Dn't'h Lutwh C1ub. Presidvm and an- Prr'qdom u' A A YWCAH Guiunu11 limb D Tmnv: Hunrh Club' Alma Mduuu 3.1mm. Wmm-ns Ritlv 11.1111, ULr'nL' Chm: 61w Club. P1 Mu TW- qlnn 5 WW l:IYX- frlwlnlll'vl'I K 71301 r 111.11 'Ivnm Nicholasville Duluix Lunch Club MARVIN J. POWERS JEWEL M1 PIPER AGRICULTURE AGRICULTURE Whelan Wickliffe Dairy Club: Bluck and Bridlt; Pomtrj: Dzmx Club: B1011; :md Bridle: Y.M. Club CA; 41H Club EMMA BELL PORTER ARTS AND SCIENCES Alpha Gamma Delta Madisonvme MARY HELEN POWELL EDUCATION Paducah 1.. D 11 P Y.W.C.A1: W.A,A,: Get'mmx C1xlb: A1ma Admm C a 1 Manna Mulmu Sludcnt Union Rcct'p- lion Committov: GirlK Drill Tmm $ENBQDE3$ MARY SALESIA PRATHER ARTS AND SCIENCES Lexington Newman Club: Bacteriology Sonny GLENN ALBERT PRICE ARTS AND SCIENCES Alpha Gamma Rho Lexington Sigma Pi Sigma: Y.M.C.AA: Glee Club; ChurisLtlrh BETTY JANE PUGH AAHTS AND SCIENCES Alpha Xi Delta Lexington KermL Edltor: Alphu Lumhrln Delta: Cum: Cub Club: Them '3ng .1 Plxi: Mortar BoarcL Alpha X1 Delta. Prmidrm; Pun-HPIlonic Council: Stu- Llum Gox'm'nnwnt Assocmtlon, Soclul Cnmnullur JANE RANKIN AGRICULTURE Phi Mu Lancaster Home Economics Club: Y.W.C.A VV.A A, OMAR MORGAN RATLIFF ARTS AND SCIENCES Sharpsburg Tr'nms: Scabbard mzzl Blade NANCY PRICE EDUCATION Paris Y w.c A. SEYMOUR S. PUDDING ARTS AND SCIENCES Gamma Tau Alpha New York, New York Farming Tomu: Pryur Prv NIDIHL'HI So, cu'ly MARJORIE LEE RANDOLPH EDUCATION Kappa Delta Lexington SuKy Cn'clr: ROTC. Sponsor: Slu- dcm Union Commuter: Y,W.C A, GUY JOHN RAPPLEYEA ENGINEERING Pnughkeepsie. New York Amcncan Society of Cixul Engineers: Newman Club: Intramural Spark. Svuiur Cn'l Rvpresuuative tu Engm- voting Cnunml MARIE RATLIFF AGRICULTURE Ashland Home Economm Club: Y.W.CAA VIRGINIA BRONSTON RAY ARTS AND SCIENCES Chi Omega Jackson w A A : Ulm- Club MARJORIE JEAN REYNOLDS ARTS AND SCIENCES Alpha Xi Delta Lexington Alpha Lambda Lmltu; Gnignnl: Y.W. C.A.: Student Union Board; T'thrl- hmir Councll CHARLES RICE COMMERCE Jackson MARTHA MARLOW RIDDLE AGRICULTURE New Albany. Indiana Phi Upsilon Omicron, Historian: Homo nnmmim Club. le Club MARIE ROBARDS EDUCATION Lexington Y.W.C.A., U. K. Troupcrs; Folk Danc- mg' Crmm' BARBARA REHM ARTS AND SCIENCES Alpha Gamma Delta Lexington Alpha Gamma DPILB. Pn-smrm: Band Sponsor: Pu HL'lltIHC Comicw 5'wa hmm nf Slgnm Cni ALIundam 10 ML Queen: Allmtdam to KuLLuclnun Beauty Quorn; Pm Bet Murmur Board Guignol Producu Nr-wnmn Club: Pitkzu Club Y.W.C 1 WJG'S Who m Amm'icau CoUeuvs and Uni- x'z'rsillts SUSANNA REYNOLDS ARTS AND SCIENCES Carlisle Y,W.C A, Cahmm CHARLES E. RICHARDSON COMMERCE Paducah MARY LUCILE RION ARTS AND SCIENCES Lexington Wumor of F: .mzu: Mormr Board Cup: Y WC A C hinet: Alpha Lumhdx Delta. Secret 13v: Cans: Spanish Club Tronsu n' Ln Corclo ancms: Guiglml. Freshman Adn'xaor: Pnkm Club. Px'rsidvm MARION ROBERTS AGRICULTURE Alpha Gamma R110 Paris $ENEGDEES J S. ROBERTSON AGRICULTURE Phi Kappa Tau Eminence J. W. POE JR, AGRICULTURE Williamstown JOSEPH HUGHES ROSS ARTS AND SCIENCES Glasgow Alpha C111 Signm FRANCES ROWLAND ARTS AND SCIENCES Lexington Gmgnuk Phi Bum AMY RUTHERFORD EDUCATION Lexington Alpha Lambda Delta: Y.WCVA.; WA. A Dutch Lunch Club. Trmmurcr; Kuutuukiun. Sales Manager; Vlean's GIx-v Chm. Kn nn Delta PL P1 csidl-LLt Futun- Tmrhrm of America ENH R$ LOUIS M. ROBERTSON EDUCATION Yorktown, Indiana JOE VVOODSON ROGERS Lexington Slgum P1 Sigma: Alnonrun Sm'wty uI Motlzmm-nl Engincors DOROTHY CORNISH ROWE AGRICULTURE Lexington EVAN RAY RUSSELL AGRICULTURE Hartford Dzury Club. Presidom; Block urd Bn- Agriculture Councxl, Smctnry DURWARD E, SALISBURY AGRICULTURE Hunter Pism! 'I'mun; Dairy Club kM iW m WILMA SALMON ARTS AND SCIENCES E i 'f Lexmgton IRENE BERNICE SALUTSKY l1 W,A.A . FwsidL-nt and '1'1-mwurprz MPR COMMERCE '7 Lnr Board. Tronxurvxx Duuh Lunch :1. Club, PrrsulvuL Junim'iSollior Y.W. Somerset C A, inldont: Cwmm, Alpha Lumhdn Della. V P. St :ul Wurk Cluh: Urri m.m Club. Spanish Club wyaw ROBERTA SANDERSON STANLEY M. SAUNIER. JR. AGRICULTURE Pad ARIS AND SCIENCES uca l . Lexmgton Phi Alpha Them Humv Economzns CMIL Unix'm'sily 47H Club ARTHUR HOWARD SAWYER ENGINEERING Delta Tau Delta Asheville. North Carolina Pursuing Hifios: Ulnguol: Sludmu Ulv A011 CommrtL-u. Kvyx. UouI'Mo ';1 Sqund: hm Lucknm SluIT TlHl'lUilY Coum-Jl: Kvn- GERALD JOHNS SCHAFFER AGRICULTURE Alpha Gamma Rho Henshaw Lamp mid Cl'OhS leKy Scubbnlcl and Black; IntEr-L'rmrrml y Council: and Bridlv: Pmshinu Rnlm E. F SCHERFFIUS AGRICULTURE Murray Blmk NIARY LOUISE SCEARCE AGRICULTURE Delta DeIta Delta Shelbyville Huznv Economms Club: YWCA. ELIZABETH E. SCHERER ARTS AND SCIENCES Lexington Bncxermlogy Club: Y WC A. IDA MOORE SCHOENE ARTS AND SCIENCES Delta Zeta Webster Groves. Mn. Cu'ons: Alpha Lambda Della: Y W. C.A. Unhinnt: anlelvnic Couumli W.A.A: Dutch Lunch Club $ENE E$ WW?WWMI'VMU va $ENHQDEE$ WALTER J. L. SCHICK COMMERCE SchenecLady. New York Student Union Damp Cnnmmteu In, trnmurnls: Basketball. anLbull. and Softball. Outing Club OTHOR R. SHADWICK COMMERCE Sigma Alpha Epsilon Owensboro Omicron Delta Kappa: Beta Gamma Sigma: Lnncos: Lamp and Cross, Guxgnul: Glee Club JUANITA HUGHES SHELY EDUCATION Delta Zeta Lexington Y.w,c.A, RICHARD SCHUBERT ENGINEERING Sigma Chi Lexington Band: American Snriuw uf Mechani- cul Engineers MAR Y ROTH SINGER AGRICULTURE Lexington lVlARY KAVANAUGH SCOTT ARTS AND SCIENCES Kappa Kappa Gamma Lancaster Y.W.C.A; Pilkin Club: Smdml U'xiou Colmuiltvv JOHN D SHEEHAN ENGINEERING Ossining. New York Alpha cm $15.31 1: Tau Beta PL Amor- imu SUL'JvLy Ur ML'L'lluu.L'ul Enumw Nuruaud Mmmg uncl anilm'glrnl Sn- rmly Nmnnnu Club BUFORD ALLEN SHORT ARTS AND SCIENCES Kappa Alpha Lexington SIle: Pryor Fro-Mud Sucivty WILLIE J. SILVERS ARTS AND SCIENCES Harlan AGNES LOUISE SMITH ARTS AND SCIENCES Lexington Owens W A.A. Sccx'MMy: State W. A.A.. Vlco-Px'csulont: Y WL'A unb- mvt: K-Dcts: Dutch Lunch Club; OuLi ing Club; Baptist Student Unicn; Shh dent Union Activilivs CommiLch: Fit- km Club. Social Work Club ALBERT ELIAS SMITH ENGINEERING Winchosler Band: Alum Mumm lelm' Amm'ir'n Sm'ivtv rvf Mt-clmnmdl Exzummrs: Sm- :nu Pi Sigma HELEN LOUISE SMITH ARTS AND SCIENCES Alpha Delta Pi Johnson City, Tennessee Cxlr-L- Cl uh: Y WCCA DOROTHY SMITHER AGRICULTURE Frankfort Y W C A, 4-H Club: 11mm Ernnmnitsy mm KATIE LEE SNYDER ARTS AND SClENCES Ashland Y W C.A.. CIIEPI' Lnudm' WILLIAM DARWIN SPARKS LAW Louisa ETHEL SMITH EDUCATION Lexington Tau Sm: Kappa Dr-lla P1: Y.WC.A Svnmr mm, VK'.A.AV: UK. Trouxr GI'S. Dutch Lunch Club. Yice-Prvxi- dmlt Kmuuckmn Budnr Staff: Fur mn- Vl'mmlww of AmF Orgimm- Hon: Student Union Home CummitLee WILLIAM JOHNSON SMITH ARTS AND SCIENCES Lawrenceburg PATRICIA SNIDER ARTS AND SCIENCES Bluomfleld Alpm anhdn D Fwslmm: Am VIHJI'IS Can: : Cub C t3: The x 819nm Phi. Pn'sicum. chztm Y IiL'llRAL Ed- 1101'. Y.W.C.A.. Mona Buxu'tl: GP? nun Club DLLL'h Lumu Clvm: Pitkiw Hun; Who Among Smdenh m Annricnn Culhum :md 1HA1Vl'l'MK 1 Bond wl' SKLLLJ PubLmLuns RAYMOND L. SOUTHERN ENGINEERING Hopkinsx'ille Amuunn Somvn' of Mughuniml E117 gixwomj YALCA. ROBERT M SPRAGENS LAW Lebanon X M L' A. VlCP-Pl'laldfnl. mm'rr: Club. Prendum: Lanna. PICS- Kvmuvkx' Lam Journal. Ed1L01' Flu Doltn F111 ENMDEEg :2 : i i 31 ; i E $ENIICDEE$ JOE STITES ARTS AND SCIENCES Hopkinsville American Chemical Society: Alpha Clti Sigma: 240 Club WILLIS R. SUTHERLAND, JR. COMMERCE Sigma Alpha Epsilon Lexington Aviation Club: Pershing: mum Riflr TmmL Swimming Tomn JOHN STEPHEN SWIFT COMMERCE Lexington FFUCHlEf Temu Cngmm wannn Cluhv Pri-Hdom ontmg Cluu. CniPrrs- Ldem LILLIAN TATE ARTS AND SCIENCES Alpha Gamma Delta Hopkinsvillc le Cluh. Chormtcrs: 210 Club: Y.W'C.A. JOHN LAFFERTY TAYLOR ARTS AND SCIENCES Phi Delta Theta Cynthiana P111 Drlm Thorn, Hlsmrinn: Spmnsh Club; vanmn Club: 11-10 Commivv'w: Studcnt Union Dance Cnmmittvv: Cos- mopolitan Club JIM MARX STRAUSS AGRICULTURE Louisville Black and Bridlm Pr 'ident; Alpha Zotu. Scribe Aunclllturl' Cuuncll: Dmry Club; Poultry Club, RL'IJUI'U'I CARROLL LEE SWEENEY COMMERCE Delta Tau Delta Somerset YMCA. ROBERT LEWIS TANNER ARTS AND SCIENCES Florence JOAN EMERY TAYLOR ARTS AND SCIENCES Kappa Delta Cynthiana Owens: Y W C A : Phi Beta; Glee Club: Guiguv Strutlvnt Government Asso- riulmn Sturieul. Umun Cummictrc; Bulul Hull. PrPsldu-nl, JAMES ARVLE THACKER ENGINEERING Sutton hi J 75 9 ,. THERESA THEILING ARTS AND SCIENCES Zeta Tau Alpha Orangeburg, Soul'h Carolina YFN.C.AH Barlm'mlugy SnrioLy SHIRLEY THOMAS ARTS AND SCIENCES Alpha Gamma Delta Erlanger YAKV.C.A; Alpha T.nmhdu DPllul Phi: lumph; Club. Fn-nch Club jAIVIES B. THORNTON AGRICULTURE Owenton HLu-k :md Bl'lle FRANCES M. TIMBERLAKE AGRICULTURE Munfordville Homex Econumics CHILL Glm' Club. 4-H Club: Y W.C,A : Humim Studem Union MARIAN D. TUCKER ARTS AND SCIENCES Dayton. Ohio U .lQ Troupers CLAYTON LAY THOMAS ARTS AND SCIENCES Paducah Football: Prym' Prc-Mud Society: Stu- clont Umnn Forum Comm'xtLee DOLORES THOMPSON ARTS AND SCIENCES Lexington Pryor Px'e-Med Society: German Club: Gnigml: SLUdEXH Unlun Dance Com- HillteO Philornphy Club MILTON MITCHELL TICCO ARTS AND SCIENCES Bristol. Virginia Ensltvtball: Baseball. K-Clu'u FANNY TRAUTMANN Anus AND SCIENCES Brooklyn. New York w.A.A.; Y W.C.A. JOHN O. TYLER JR. COMMERCE Winchester Accouming Club SENEGDEBS rmuwmmmw? . $ENHQDE3S NIARY JO UNDERWOOD COMMERCE Winchester Y.W.C.A.: Glee Club ARTHUR F. VOGELMAN EDUCATION Covington Y.M.C A., Business Educanon Club THOMAS L, WALKER COMMERCE Phi Delta Theta Louisville Studpnt Unim: an-cL Prosidmu: Lump Hlld Cross LYSBETH WALLACE ARTS AND SCIENCES Alpha Gamma Delta Kansas City, Missouri YWCA; Alma Magma Mater Kernel scan; Kcntuckian sm Boyd Hall CUUHUU Frcshmun Advis .; Student Union CuumIiLtI'l' MABEL WARNECKE COMMERCE Lexington SLudvnt Union Commuter; Alplm Lambda Dolmz Outingy Clnh 0v, S p an i511 Club: W.A.A.: wi L Dutch Lunch Club ALMA RUTH VINSANT AGRICULTURE Lexington Homo Economics Club: Y.W.C A. FRANCES EL WALKER AGRICULTURE Elizabethtown Homo Economics Club: Y,W.C.A. VIRGINIA GAY WALKER ARTS AND SCIENCES Alpha Gamma Delta Vero Beach, Florida K-Dms NORBERT B. WARD COMMERCE Nicholasvine RUPERT ELWOOD WARREN AGRICULTURE Hickory Dairy Club. Treasurer; 4-H Club E GEORGE WARWICK II ,' ARTS AND SCIENCES JAMES WEAKS Q Sigma Nu ENGINEERING ' Mt. Lebanon. Pennsylvania Water Valley Sludr-m, Gm'm'nmrnl. Asmmmiun HAZEL RUTH WEAKLEY THOMAS JACKSON WEAVER AGRICULTURE AGRICULTURE Chi Omega Alpha Tau Omega Shelbywlle Mayfield Y W C A: 11mm Econmmcs Club: Pm Upsilon OnllLl'Ull ALLIE B. WEBB AGRICULTURE EDWARD BASTIN WEBB Lexington ARTS AND SCIENCES Bumnt Smdvm Umon: Krntmlamn Science Hill SinIT Dutch meh Club WAA. r Pllkln Club: Humv Evmmmxcs Club JOHN WIGGIN ELNORA JEAN WILSON ENGINEERING AGRICULTURE Quicksand Barbourville Y W C.A.: Hume Ecunuunca Club Amenum Socimy nf Civll Engineer.K JAY WESLEY WILSON ARTS AND SCIENCES Hazel Kouluckx Kmmul, Eduor. Busmom Mmmgrr: Lamas: lev club: Fuolbull. Frvdnnun numeral: UK, Vlclox'y Cur- uixul Gchml Munngur; Cullogmlv Follies of 1941.' Writer?roducmt T110 Mun T'Tal Cmnr To Dinnm' : Punr-z'mn an'ux'y Sorivly; Omicron Dnlia Kappa $ENEGDE3S HELEN BAIRD WILSON ARTS AND SCIENCES Hot Springs YVW.C.A,: Hnmormlngy Society SENEQDEE$ WILLIAM ATLEE WILSON HUGH ERNEST WITT COMMERCE - Phi Delta Theta LOMMbRu. Lexington Kappa Alpha Winchester Scabbard and Blade. Cuplulu, Penh- ing Rifles, Second Lamp and Cross: Lannvs: YM,C.A. w!, KATE HEMPHILL WOODS HELEN WOODRUM ARTS AND SCIENCES r EDUCATION Nicholasville Lexington Phi Alpha Theta; Kentuckian SmrT: Y,W.C.A.; Pukin Club: Unlon An Commitlrc: Smdnnt AH club Alum Margin: Mntm; Dutch Lunch Club Y.W.C,A.: Baphat Student Union, Council Member JAMES MOORE WOOLDRIDGE ARTS AND SCXENCES Kappa Alpha MARJORIE JUNE WYATT ARTS AND SCIENCES Zeta Tau Alpha Lexington Hopkinsville Kentucky Kernel: Guisgnol: YM.cA Kbutuckmn Stuff; Univm'sty PI ms Club 340 COHHIHUUP Y,W.C A.; Student Art Club. Student Union Committoc: KiBnnk Sran g. , f-TT ROBERT ADAIR, A.?scS ............... Lexington JEAN APUSTILE, Ah S ............... Lexington R. B. ARNOLD, Engr .......... Coral Gables. FIaV THOMAS S. BARNES. Agr .......... ML. Sterling G. D. BEACH, A.61.S ................. Beattyville DOROTHY DEAN BENNETT, Educ.. , ,Louisville NIARION N. BERRY, A151, 8.. V . . . . . V . . .Somerset CHARLES T, BOONE, Engr ...... .SumterV S. C. MARGARET BRADSHAW. Aims ...... Lexington HENRY HOWE BRAMLET? Law ........ Carlisle VIRGINIA j. BREEDING, A.?sa S. V VCrab Orchard FLORENCE L. BRITTON, A.8I..S ....... Versailles NYMANDALE BROWN. Educ ............. Frazer LLOYD L. BUCY, Agr ................... Murray RAY WV BURNETTE, Com., V .. ...... Lexington FRANK K. CALVIN, Agr ............. Shelbyville CORRINE P. CARHARDT, A.81.S .......... Irvine EDITH CHRISTIE CARRICK. Educ. . .Lexington MARGARET ANN CASSITY. Educ.. V . .Lexington NIARIO THOMAS CATINI, AXES ........ Ashland MARY CARY, Agr ................. Hopkinsville LAURA S. CLEVELAND. Educ ...... Nxcholasville BENJAMIN COHEN, A155 8.. V .Atlantic City. N, I DAVID W. COLLINS, Ail. SVVV H ..... Frankfort ROBERT CONWAY. A32. S. ............ Ashland BROOKS COONS, Com ............. HLnuisviIle SAM COPPOCK. JR., Agr ............... Hatcher LILLIAN COZARTV Educu . V . ........ Louisville ROBERT N. CRAPSTER, Engr ....... Winchester ROY A. CUNNINGHAM. A.8LS .......... Ludlow CARLISLE PHIL CUTCHIN, Educ ....... Murray CHARLES R, DANIEL, Law .......... Lexington WILLIAM MITCHELL DEEP. Com ...... Lebanon ANNA MARY DE MYER, A.?x SV. ....... Fulton GEORGE DODSON, Com ................. Paris NANCY DUNCAN, A1725 .............. Lexington JACK DURHAM, AVE; S .................. Wallins IVIARY E. FELTNER, Agr ............. .Lcmdon ARTHUR W. FRANCIS, Ale 3. V. .. .Richmnnd MELFORD L. GARRISON, Agr.. V .V V Lexington ELIZABETH GILLESPIE. Educ.H ..... Mayslick LEONARD F. GREATHOUSEV Agr,V .ALexington WALTER CLAY GUNNELL. Educ. . . V . ,Emma HALPIN O. HACKETT. ABA SH . . V . .Louisville WRENO M. HALL, Agr. ........ Cecilia MILDRED K. HANCOCKV Ang ......... Fulton RACHEL HARDINV A132. 8.. ........ Brandenburg HUDSON LeGRAND HATCHER. Com.. . . .Berea CHARLES EDWIN HAYES. Educ. Campbellsville GENEVA C. HOUSE. Educn . . . . . . Lexington ELEANOR J. HYDEV Agr. VVesHieldA NV Y. DOYLE B. INMAN. Afv S . , V . VVhiTley City I. T. JACKSON. Com. ......... Lexington CLYDE ELMER JOHNSON. Edna. . V V Ashland JAMES IVIOSS JOHNSON. Afy, S. VVVVVVVV Clinton MAUVIS C. JOHNSONV AVSLS ....... Dayton. Ohio GEORGE ROBERTSON KAGIN, Com. .Frankfort LILLIAN KENDALL. AanS ............. Ashland JOHN HERVEY KERR. Com ...... ..VLPxingmn SHIRLEY KILGORE. AIYS .............. Corbin F, DOW' KINDRED. A1358 ............. Versailles GERTRUDE KOHLER. 13611ch V. ..... Lexington LOVVRY J. KOHLER. A.5z.S ........... Lexington jOE CATRON LEWISV Law .......... Lexington KENNETH LAWRENCE. Engr ........ Shelbyville HERSCHEL H. LOVJENTHALV A.?yV 8.. .Lexington $ENECLDR$ E E; g 1; Z SENEGDE$ jOHN WILLIAM MCDANIEL. C0m.. . . .Lexington jOHN O. McKINSTRY, Law .......... Lexington JANE M. MAGRUDER, A1: S .......... Lexingtor ANZEL R. IVIANN. Engr.. . . . S . Frenchhurg NANCY C. MAXWELL, A.?x S .......... Lexingmn ANN M. MERIDETH. A.CmS ............ Ashland JOHN T. MINOQUE. A.RLS ................ Paris GLENN E. MOHNEY. A1558 ........... Lexington SAM MORROW, AS358 ................ Lexington NOAH MULLINS, AISLS ............... Versailles WILLIAM NAYLOR? A.?y-S ............ Lexingm'x WHARTON NELSON. A.?n S ...... ..H0pkinsville HENRY NEVERS, A151. SH ..,New EriLain, Conn. WILLIAM NOLANA Engr ................ NewporL J. TERRY NOLAND. Com ............. Richmond IWARY EA NUTT, A.?Sz. S ........... Stapleton, N. Y. MARY LOUISE O'NAN, Educ .......... Lauiaville ROBERT A. FARR. A.65 S .............. Louisville HORACE B. PENDLETON. ASLS ....... Hartford OLGA KATHRYN PENNEBAKER, A452, S. ............................... .Lexington JEWEL WHEELER PETERS, Educ. . .Lexington BETTY C. PROCTOR. Agr ............ Lexington FRANCIS T. PROCTOR, A4355 ........ Morehead ADRIAN M. RAZOR. Agr ............ Sharpsburg BENNETT E. RECTOR. Engrh . . . . .Middlesbnrn JOHN D. REEVE, A.8z.S ............... Louisville PAUL DONALD REHM. Law ......... Lexington JANET RODES. Aiw S ........... Fort Riley, Kan. DAVID G. SCHULTZ. Engr ............... Berea ROBERT D. SHORT, Engr ............ Lexington JUANITA MARY SHUMAKER, Edna, Louisville FRANK SKILLMANS Aim 5. .. ........ Paris SEBA STAMPER SLOANE, Educ ......... Dwarf MARSHALL D. SMITH, Alia 5.. V . . S .Lexingmn JULIAN ABBETT SMITHER, Educ . , . .Owenton WILLIAM STAFFORD, A.8LS .......... Paintsvillc BENJAMIN STANLEY. A1553 .......... Lexington CHARLES RS STEINFORT, Educ ...... Covington HELEN STEPHENSON, Law ........... Danville CAFER SUNDERMAN, Aims ............... jet CORDELIA K. SWINFORD, Agr.. ..Cymhiana PARIS VINSON SWINFORD. Law. . . .Disputanta ELEANOR P. TAYLOR. A.8LS ........ Winchester RUTH VVALDMAN TAYLOR, Educ, . . SLouisville HOUSTON THOMAS. Ali: S ............ Lexington JACK ROBERT THOMPSON, A.Rz. SK. . .Louisville CLAUD W. TRAPPS Com.. ...... .Lexington JAMES B. TRICE, A.?x-S ............ Hopkinsville ROBERT DOUGLAS WARTH, Com. .............................. Lawton. Okla. ROBERT T. WEAVER, Agr .......... Taylorsvillc WILLIAM FRANCIS WELBORN, Educ. ............................... Madinonville WILLIAM F. WHARTON, A12, S ........ Lexington TREVA WHAYNE, A.8LS ............... Fulton JOHN H. WILSON, Engr ............ Middletown LOUISE RODES W'ILSONS Educ ....... Lexington MEREDITH WS WILSON. Engr.. . . .Bradfordsville WILLIAM WILSON, Com .............. Lexington CLARK F. WOODS Educ ....... Huntington, W, Va. BETTY WOODFORD. A.Ry, S ............... Paris CHARLES WILLIAM WRIGHT. A13: Sn . . .Loyall JAMES L. YOUNG. A1158 ............. Lexington LEONARD ZAKEM. ASELS .............. Newport ERNEST ZIMMERMAN, A155 S ....... Ft. Thomas QHDNE E1$ JAMES EDWARD ABELL ARTS AND SCIENCES Bardstown Sigma Phi Epsilon TROY E. ADAMS ARTS AND SCIENCES Lexington Delta Tau Delta ANNA MAE ALLEN AGRICULTURE Henderson ALICE K. ANDERSON EDUCATION Florence BERNADINE AULICK ARTS AND SCIENCES Lexington FRANCIS BACH ARTS AND SCIENCES Danville Kappa Delta DERWOOD MCVEY BAIRD SAMUEL M. ADAMS ARTS AND SCIENCES Pleasureville Phi Kappa Tau DEE ASHLEY AKERS ARTS AND SCIENCES Carrollton VIRGINIA ALLEN AGRICULTURE Branderburg Zeta Tau Alpha SARAH ANDERSON COMMERCE Lexington Chi Omega BETTY AVENT ARTS AND SCIENCES Lexington AGRICULTURE Maysville ESTHER MAY BAKER AGRICULTURE Hazard EUGENE B. BARNETT AGRICULTURE Bagdad Alpha Gamma Rho CELIA BEDERMAN ARTS AND SCIENCES Lexington ELOTSE BENNETT AGRICULTURE Williamstown Alpha Gamma Delta FR ANK J. BLANKENSHIP ENGINEERING Lexington BETTY BOHANNON ARTS AND SCIENCES Versailles Chi Omega C. EDWIN BARNES ARTS AND SCIENCES Louisville Sigma Chi LELIA FRANCES BARNHILL AGRICULTURE Madisonville Delta Delta Delta m-umn mxmman r .mlwaulwd 3-4 IWHI'WW RIARVIN CARL BELL AGRICULTURE Centertown Alpha Gamma Rho EUNEVA BIAS AGRICULTURE Maysville SHADRACH BOAZ ARTS AND SCIENCES IVIayEeld Delta Tau Delta LEWIS BONDURANT ARTS AND SCIENCES Brandenburg Alpha Tau Omega memgw MARIAN BROOKS COMMERCE Lexington Chi Omega mevmmmw 9'kM'i W:MM4 FLORENCE BROWN EDUCATION Paducah Zeta Tau Alpha LUCILLE ELDRIDGE BROWN EDUCATION Lexington ANN BRYANT COMMERCE Lexington g JAMES MERLE BUELL ARTS AND SCIENCES Cumberland JUNE CLARKE BYARES ARTS AND SCIENCES Lexington Delta Delta Delta MARTHA BROOKS COMMERCE Lexington Chi Omega GRACE WEATHERLY BROWN AGRICULTURE Frankfort Alpha Xi Delta ELLA WATSON BROWN ARTS AND SCIENCES Winchester Alpha Gamma Delta MILDRED LONE BUCHANON ARTS AND SCIENCES Mayslick MARY BURRIER EDUCATION Lexington Alpha Xi Delta MARY CALLAWAY ARTS AND SCIENCES Lexington WILLIAM DUFF CALVERT ARTS AND SCIENCES Maysville Sigma Alpha Epsilon ANN ELIZABETH CANTRELL EDUCATION Greensburg Alpha Xi Delta BETTY CARROLL COMMERCE l Shepherdsville Delta Delta Delta KATY JO CATRON J ARTS AND SCIENCES Berkley, W. Va. Kappa Delta WILLIAM C. CAYWOOD ENGINEERING Hartford, Conn Phi Kappa Tau ROBERT F. CLARK ENGINEERING Richmond ANN LUCILLE CANNON ARTS AND SCIENCES Bowling Green VIRGINIA CANTRILL ARTS AND SCIENCES Georgetown Delta Delta Delta WILLIAM THOMAS CARROLL LAW Port Chester. N. j. Delta Chi J'AMES A. CAYWOOD ENGINEERING Lexington Phi Kappa Tau ELBERT A. CHEEK COMMERCE Lexington Phi Sigma Kappa LUCTLLE CLARKE EDUCATION Lexington QIUJNHQDRS MINKIE CLARKE COMMERCE I Maysville 1 Delta Delta Delta THOMAS J COBB AGRICULTURE I Owenton Alpha Gamma Rho ARTS AND SCIENCES Prestonburg Sigma Chi ENGINEERING Paducah Alpha Tau Omega PAUL CRISCILLIS ENGINEERING Williamsburg Siglna Alpha Epsilun ALBERT J. CROSS AGRICULTURE Morning View QE3NEGDTR$ CLEON KILMER COMBS VALDEZ COURSEY COLEMAN C. CLEMENT, JR. Savannah, Georgia Triangle MARTHA GAYLE COCKRELL ARTS AND SCIENCES Independence THOMAS SPENCER COMBS ENGINEERING Langley Triangle FRANCES L. CRAWFORD EDUCATION Monticello JAMES EARNEST CRISWELL AGRICULTURE La Center OSCAR ABBETT CULL AGRICULTURE Carrolllon ELLIS B. CUNNINGHAM, JR AGRICULTURE Paducah ANSEL L. DAVIS ENGINEERING Lexington Triangle PAGE DAVIS COMMERCE Natchez, Mississippi Kappa Delta ALGERNON DICKSON ARTS AND SCIENCES Paris Kappa Kappa Gamma NELL DORSEY EDUCATION Henderson Delta Delta Delta EARLY V. DULWORTH AGRICULTURE Greensburg Delta Tau Delta JOHN J. DAVID, JR. ENGINEERING Louisville 1 Phi Kappa Tau l GEORGE F. DAVIS COMMERCE 1 Dayton, Ohio Phi Kappa Tau jANE DENNY ARTS AND SCIENCES Lexington JOHN HARRISON DIXON COMMERCE Henderson Delta Tau Delta GEORGE E DUDLEY COMMERCE i Sturgis Sigma Alpha Epsilnn DOROTHY JACK ECKLAR i ARTS AND SCIENCES X Lexington SARAH FRANCES EDMONDS ARTS AND SCIENCES Louisville Kappa Kappa Gamma ANNE BENNETT ELLIS EDUCATION Eminence Delta Delta Delta RICHARD LEE EUBANKS ARTS AND SCIENCES Fort Mitchell Phi Kappa Tau SARA ELIZABETH EWING AGRICULTURE Louisville Kappa Kappa Gamma MARCIA JEANNE FIELDS ARTS AND SCIENCES Fort Thomas Alpha Gamma Delta JEAN FOLEY COMMERCE Lexington NANCY ELAM ARTS AND SCIENCES Fort Thomas Alpha Xi Delta DORIS ANNE ENLOW AGRICULTURE Hodgenville EARL M. EVANS ENGINEERING Louisville Phi Kappa Tau SUE DELL EWING ARTS AND SCIENCES Louisville Kappa Kappa Gamzna JAMES NEVILLE FLOYD ENGINEERING Stanford Kappa Alpha WLLIAM H FULTON. JR LAW Frankfort Delta Tau Delta :esi' ELIZABETH HEADLEY GARR ARTS AND SCIENCES Lexington Kappa Kappa Gamma FLORIDA R. GARRISON ARTS AND SCIENCES Lexington MAURICE F. GENTON AGRICULTURE Crab Orchard MARY VARNON GIBSON ARTS AND SCIENCES Paris Chi Omega ANN MALLORY GILLESPIE ARTS AND SCIENCES Franklin Alpha Gamma Delta JOSEPHINE M. GLASSCOCK ARTS AND SCIENCES Lebanon Alpha Delta Pi ANN GARRISON ARTS AND SCIENCES Lexington JESSICA GAY ARTS AND SCIENCES Lexington Kappa Kappa Gamma RICHARD GERRISH. JR. ENGINEERING Barbourville Sigma Chi GEORGE FREEMAN GILBERT ARTS AND SCIENCES Lawrenceburg Sigma Alpha Epsilon ROBERT M GILLIM ENGINEERXNG Owensburu Sigma Alpha EpSilon ERNEST D. GOOCH AGRICULTURE Waynesburg QEBNHQDEB$ 3:- S g; i. JEDNH E3$ WILLIAM HENRY GRADDY ENGINEERING Versailles Kappa Alpha FELIX M. GOSSUM ENGINEERING Fulton Alpha Tall Omega mmmm-wwwwww- GUS GREEN MABEL CLAIR GUMM ENGINEERING 1 . ARTS AND SCIENCES Lexlngton Lexin ton Phi Kappa Tau g JOE BURGESS HALL ' KATHLEEN HAGAN AGRICULTURE ARTS AND SCIENCES Gear ctown Fort Thumas g Sigma Alpha Epsilon JAMES FRYOR HANCOCK ARTS AND SCIENCES Louisville Phi Delta Theta l MILDRED HANCOCK AGRICULTURE Fulton DENVER WILBERT HANEY AGRICULTURE De Mossville Alpha Gamma Rho MAHLON MOORE HARLAN ARTS AND SCIENCES Barlow Delta Tau Delta LOUISE HARNED AGRICULTURE Louisville MYRA HARRIS AGRICULTURE Trenton A v- MARY CATHERINE HEATH ARTS AND SCIENCES Frankfort LILLIAN PEARL HEATON EDUCATION Lexington MARY ELEANOR HERMAN ARTS AND SCIENCES Camp Hill, Pennsylvania Alpha Xi Delm ELIZABETH ANN HOGG AGRICULTURE Jackson Alpha Xi Delta NANCY RANDOLPH HOOD ARTS AND SCIENCES Columbia Zeta Tau Alpha PATSY HORKAN ARTS AND SCIENCES Gainesvillc. Georgia Alpha Delta Pi EDYTH BOYD HEATON ARTS AND SCIENCES Cincinnati, Ohio VIRGINIA HENDERSON ARTS AND SCIENCES Steams Alpha Xi Della ELIZABETH HICKMAN AGRICULTURE VVoodburn ARMANDA M. HOLLAND AGRICULTURE Hamilton Ohio MARGARET LA RUE HOOK COMMERCE Hardinsburg Chi Omega WILLIAM S. HAUGHABOO AGRICULTURE Mnysville QEDNEQEERQE E E E . E E QUUBNHCIDESS er RALPH L. HUCABY ENGINEERING Monticello BOBBY JENKINS COMMERCE Guthrie FRANCES JINKINS ARTS AND SCIENCES Nashville, Tenn. Alpha Delta Pi ROBERT T. JOHNSON AGRICULTURE RockEeld Alpha Gamma Rho FAN JONES AGRICULTURE North Middletown HELEN KAFOGLIS COMMERCE Lexington ILENA JACKSON EDUCATION Lexington NORMA jENKINS COMMERCE Paintsville Kappa Delta ADA JULIA JOHNSON ARTS AND SCIENCES Lexington Delta Delta Delta BILLYE JEAN JONES COMMERCE Paris Delta Delta Delta KENNETH BYRON JONES AGRICULTURE Yosemite Alpha Gamma Rhu GEORGE E. KELLY, JR. ENGINEERING Lebanon Sigma Alpha Epsilon 5 i w I i v X FRANCES KING KENDALL AGRICULTURE Vanceburg BRUCE KENNELLY ARTS AND SCIENCES Cnving10n MARTHA KOPPIUS ARTS AND SCIENCES Lexington Chi Omega WILLIAM LESLIE LAND COMMERCE Eminence GEORGE F. LANGSTAFF ARTS AND SCIENCES Roselle Park, N J. Alpha Sigma Phi JAMES MONROE LEER AGRICULTURE Millersburg Alpha Gamma Rho LUCILLE KENNEDY ARTS AND SCIENCES Hodgenville Delta Delta Delta BARBARA KILPATRICK EDUCATION Lexington CHARLES KRAMER ENGINEERING Ashland Alpha Tau Omega ROBERT K. LANDRUM COMMERCE Lexington W. CLIFFORD LEDFORD AGRICULTURE Paint Lick Alpha Gamma Rho W. HAROLD LIKENS ENGINEERING Danvillp Szgma Alpha Epsilon QUBNE E3$ ; e g E 3 3 a $ E i I HAROLD B. LINDSAY COMMERCE Madisunville Sigu'la Nu CHARLINE LISANBY AGRICULTURE Lexington DON LOWRY ENGINEERING Corbin Sigma Nu DOLORES MACK EDUCATION Lexington FAY MAGGARD ARTS AND SCIENCES Paintsville Kappa Delta DAVID MAHANES COMMERCE Lexington Kappa Alpha :71 VIRGINIA LIPSCOMB COMMERCE Lexington VIRGINIA AVEKIE LONG EDUCATION Cluster, N. J. Zefa Tau Alpha MARY LETCHER LYLE ARTS AND SCIENCES Lexington Kappa Kappa Gamma HARRY jERRY MACKF. ENGINEERING Newport MAXINE MAGGARD EDUCATION Paintsville Kappa Delta ELSIE MARCH ARTS AND SCIENCES Van Plurnesville N. Y, Zeta Tau Alpha l PAXTON MARSHALL AGRICULTURE Maysville Alpha Gamma Rho HAL W. NIAYNOR, AIR. PLNGINEERING Louisville Sigma Phi Epsilon ERNST RALPH MEYER ARTS AND SCIENCES Henderson IVIARTHA CARY MCCAULEY ARTS AND SCIENCES Versailles Kappa Kappa Gamma SARAH ANNE MCINTEER ARTS AND SCIENCES Lexington MILDRED MILLER ARTS AND SCIENCES Maysville BETTY JEAN MAY ARTS AND SCIENCES Prestonsburg Kappa Delta BAXTER MELTON ARTS AND SCIENCES Corydon ROBERT W, MEYERS ARTS AND SCIENCES Lexlngtan Kappa Alpha MARY jEAN MCELROY ARTS AND SCIENCES Lehannn Delta Delta Delta AMANDA CAROLYN MILLER COMMERCE Cumpton SARA LEE MOCK AGRICULTURE Louisville Kappa Delta $wm3 $$ nas-wwwr ,' E g g 3 . $ CLAUDINE MULLINAUX COMMERCE Corbin GORDEN MUNDRANE ENGINEERING Morristown, N. J. Triangle MARY ELEANOR NEILL AGRICULTURE Russellville- WILLIAM R. NICKELL ENGINEERING Lexington PAUL NOLTE ARTS AND SCIENCES Wheeling, W, Va. Delta Chi B. YANCEY OWEN AGRICULTURE Hopkinsville Alpha Ganlnla Rho ROGER MULLOY COMMERCE Lexington Phi Kappa Tau JOHN CARLISLE MYERS. .. EDUCATION Lexington Delta Tau Della IRVIN HENRY NELTNER ARTS AND SCIENCES Cold Spring NORMA N. NISWONGER COMMERCE Providence Kappa Delta ASA IRVIN OVERALL AGRICULTURE Lawrenceburg Alpha Gamma Rho FRANCES OWENS AGRICULTURE Hazard l' EVELYN WILSON PAGE ! COMMERCE Lexington V BART NIXON PEAK, JR. ENGINEERING 1 Lexington Sigma Alpha Epsilon ' EVERETT S. PENICK. jR ENGINEERING Elklon Sigma Alpha Epsilon M D PHELPS. ju. ARTS AND SCIENCES Russell Springs BETTY ANN POINDEXTER ARTS AND SCIENCES Cynthiana Delta Delta Dplm DAN PRICE ENGINEERING Barlow Triangle ROBERTA DOWNING PARKER ARTS AND SCIENCES Lexmglon Kappa Kappa Gamma H. DONALD PEDEN AGRICULTURE Hopkinsville Alpha Gamma R110 - 2 WA MW ..wwumm -..,.,ayfavm- m-m-uuaJ-vddefw. 1mm . THOMAS jEFFERSON PENN ARTS AND SCIENCES Sadieville ROBERT ALLEN PHILPOT AGRICULTURE Philpot Alpha Gamma Rhn EVELYN POPE ARTS AND SCIENCES Cawood JEAN PRICHARD AGRICULTURE Morehead QTENHCIDERg ELLEN JANE PURCELL ARTS AND SCIENCES Fulton HELEN ELIZABETH RAYNOR ARTS AND SCIENCES Pikeville Delta Delta Delta GLORIA REID ARTS AND SCIENCES Fenton, Michigan Alpha Gamma Delta ANNA CATHERINE RIGSBY ARTS AND SCIENCES Crab Orchard MARGUERITE WILDA RILEY ARTS AND SCIENCES Pikeville BETTE CAROL ROBINSON ARTS AND SCIENCES Owensbnm Alpha Gamma Delta ARCHIE BRYAN RAINEY ARTS AND SCIENCES Ashland Delta Tau Della VIRGINIA MAE RAYNOR ARTS AND SCIENCES Pikeville Delta Delta Delta CHARLES D. RHODES COMMERCE Paducah Sigma Alpha Epsilon ANNIE LAURIE RILEY ARTS AND SCIENCES Lexington PATRICIA RIMMER COMMERCE Prestonsburg Kappa Delta DOROTHY V. ROBINSON EDUCATION Georgetown Alpha Xi Delta -Sz.- JANET RODES ARTS AND SCIENCES Fmt Riley. 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Agr. James B. Coursey, Engr. Robert E. Courtney. Agr, Albert C. Craig, Engr. Samuel F. Crow, Engr NInrjorie Nesbitt Cummins. Educ. Gerald A Cundiff. Engr. Marian E. Cutler, Com. Esther Klyde Davidson, Educ. Carleton Miltimore Davis, Law Franklin Davis, J11, A.?sz. S, Byron Dixon, A35 S. john Doddridge. Educ. Donald Donahue. AIM. S, Cecil B. Dnnnelly, A131, S. Margaret Willis Drake. Educ. Auburn B. Duncan, Aim 3. William Alexander Dunlap, A.8L S Lewis Dusina, Engr. Charles Dewey Eblen, Educ. Margaret Grace Elrod, Educ. Reid B. England. AgL T. Fred Erwin William Settle Evans, Com, Elizabeth Mae Evertson, Educ. Tommy Ewing, Com. Douglas W, Faris, Law John Henry Feamster, A3; S. William Hampton Fisher, Educ, Margaret Adaline Forman, AXE; S. E Gordon Fogle. Agr. Joe H. FathergilL Engn C. C. Foushee, Engr. Esther Cornelia Friedman, A135 S Leona Owcn Fonts, Com. Eugene H Fox, Agr, Harold C. Friar, Engr, Charles I. Fritts, A.8L S. Ann Elizabeth Fryer, Alt S Dorothy J, Garrison, Am: J. E. 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Taylon Engr, Lillian Terry. AXE: S. Helen Marguerite Thacker, Educ. Chester B. Theiss, JL, Agr. Clayton L. Thomas, Ah S. Mary Mason Thomas, Agr. Fribert B. Thompson, A1345. j. K. Thompson. Com, Marian D, Tucker, A.?x S. Mary Jo Underwood. Com. William K. Underwood. A.81, S. J. L. Vallandingham. A32 S. Marian Thomas Vance, A35 S. jane Van Hnoser, Ah S. Keith R. Vice. Agr. Charles William Walker. Ali S. James MS Walker. A131. S. Adeline B. Wallace Agr, J. B, Walters. Engr. Darrell E, Ward. Engr. William Edmond Ward, AS8L SS Hazel RS VVeakley, Agr. Richard S. Webb. Com. Dorothy Weller, Agr, Eugene K. VVhalen. Ait- S. Billye Louis Whitesides A35 S. Willia mWiChman. Engr. Eugene Selby WigginsS AISL SS Rosetta L. Wiggins. Agr. Horace Wilder. A155 S. Otis L Williams. AgrS Betty Lee Wilson. Ah SS Leslie Wingate WilsonA A85 S. Nelson Woolcott. AIS; S. Emily Carolyn Young. Educ. George Alexander Young, A331. S. James William Young. A35 S. Robert E. Young. Engr. C. A. Zoellers. Engr. uammmwmw E 3E E :3 3 S ? g S E . A C?HWETEE$ Vs: igix. 1942 brought one of the strangest years in UKls football historyiat times the 'Cat cleatmen ape proached the gridiron heights, at other intervals the Blues would have been easy pickings for Podunk Polyv What caused the off-again. on-again style of per- formances even their most loyal followers were at a loss to explain Maybe it was a general feeling of unrest brought on by war conditions. perhaps the schedule itself caused the trend; whatever the few son, Kentuckyls grid public believes that the season just past was one of the craziest ever. One outstandmg achievement highlighted an oth- erwise mediocre record i for the first time in 51 years of the grid sport a Wildcat player was named on the All-American elevent Clyde Johnson, 2357 pound tackle from Ashland. was placed on the honor squad. The huge lineman also was picked on the AlLSontheastern outfiL A tabulation at the campaignis close showed three winsrrover Washington and Lee. George Washinge lon. and Xavier; six losseSeto Georgia, Vanderbilt Alubumzi. West Virgimu, Georgia Tech and Tennese see: and one tie. vith Virginia Polytechnic. Teams that took part in four bowl classics at the Seasonls Close were met by Coach Ab Kirwan's Charges . . , Georg a Rose Bowl winner and mythi- cal national champ: Alabama. which played in the Orange Bowl: Tech Sun Bowl contestant, and Ten- nessee. Sugar Bowl vtctor, were among 'Cat foes. Competition got under way in a meteoric manner when Georgia. ranked at the top of the football heap. was held to a 7-6 decision in Louisville. The Bull- dogs trailed their hosts for 55 minutes before All- American Frankie Sinltwich got away in the ebbing moments to count 3 sixepointer. Leo Costa's famed toe gave the Georgians their margin of victory. Next came Xavier. an annual W'ildcat earlv-seaaon foe. The NIusketeers proved to be little more than a workout. es Kentuuky annexed an easy 35-19 Vet- dict. All of the lVluskie scores were tallied when subs were in the contest for the winners. VV'ashing- ton and Lee bowed, 53-0, in the first night game to be held here in 10 years. :1an the grid world began to talk about Whose guys from the BluegrassI' So far, o.k4 Their next outing found the Kirwan- men against Vanderbilt in a home clash, and once again. Kentucky found itself on the short end of a 7-6 count. Incidentally. the two kicks that Charley Kuhn missed in this and the Georgia fracas were about the only ones the Louisville bark hobbled all season. Riding high then, on this crest of two wins and a couple of hair-breadth defeats. the Kentuckiam were thrown into HUpset Rowfl when little Virginia Poly stunned the moleekin world by tying the lCats, 21-21. Apparently the Cobblers were inspired by the clayls feqtivities, since they were playing the dedication tilt in a new $300,000 stadium at Roa- noke, Va. Anyway, they disregarded an early tww touchdown lead taken by the Bluegrass Visitors and came back to deadlock the count. Throughout the entire First half of the Alabama game Kentucky outplayed the Tide, but faltered in the stretch when Tide reserves ran on ,1an off the field like horses in a Bluegrass pasture. The fmal tally showed Alabama atop 21 14,0 score, thanks mainly to reserve power. George VVashmgLon caused little trouble. as Kiri mum's Kats ran over the Colonials 26-6. in a night game played in Washington. D. Cl Considered now as the mystery team of Southern elevens. Kentucky ran into a team at its bust while the 'Cats were Off. and Georgia Tech achieved a 47-7 rout. the we t during Coach Kirwan's regime at the University Next week found the Kentuckians victims of a quirk of fame when West Virginia gm :1 770 edge on ' lastminute pa A Kentucky player reached Lip to intercept the aerial heave. but the pigskin bounced OH his Fingers into the arms of a Mouw Lamucr standing innocently nearby. an dthe sur- prised received stepped over the goal-line. he annual Thanksgiving extravaganza with Ten- nessee was all Vol, as the Knoxville lads ramped to a 36-0 v1ct0ry in the renewal of the ancient seriest Barbeerhop tall: illl wintei long has centered amuncl the possibility of football this fall. with the draft causing a serious manpower shortage, and war-time resurictions on traveling presenting serious transportation troubles to colleges. Concensus has it that most schools will carry on some kind of inter- collefriate program, but long trips mu uut for the duration und tilts with nearby army camps will be a common thing. A5. to what boys will be left in schoolt and even coaches for that matter. one guess is as good as am otheu University athletic officials maintain that they'll meet the games billed. if at all possible. In addition to Johnsotfs recognition, Jay Rhode- myre, soph center, was named on the All-SEC soplv umure team. Charley Bill Walkerl captain and cen- ter, received honorable mention on the All-Ameri- can squad. Clark Wood. Johnsonis running mate at tackle. and Big Stoop partiviputud in the BlueiGray clash at Montgomery. Ala. Flo's. W Go Fl. Dov. thO-wxl 3' 11mm. IcAllis i l P. Row w eeillgr. Parl C ur. CL r 01'. Drum, VG Outstandmg performanccx were turned in by Johnny Hurst. fullback: Bill lVloseley. quarter: Gene Bleeks. half. and Bob Herbert full; in the hack, held Phil Cutchin. Murray hallitoter. probably the mast dependable ground-gainer. led the 'Cats in total yards. While Kuhn did most of the bootworki In the line. besides Johnson and VVoodl play by Walkerl an excellent line-backer. Rich Calvin. guardl Clyde Johnson and Clark VVaud, Kentucky platters on the Gray team at the annual Gray aml Blue tilt, IVIontgomery, Alabama nnmer. v El lcn, Jones. Triplet .. nger. Bel Yaruzm. Johnson :44 'szrzru k v thur- :- GEORGE SENGLF. End TOMMY EWING Quarterback CHARLIE KUHN Ilalfback Norm Beck. guard, Hut jones, vcscnc gumtll and George Sengle. endl stood out. The passing combination oli Cutchm to Curl Alt, haus. lanky Louis ille llanicman. formed about the best offensive thrust of the 'Cats, 1n the last mm- ute; of the Vandy clash this pair completed live straylt tosses and were On the Cnmmrmlnre lO-yard stripe When a clipping penalty by Hut junex put them back in mitl-held. They also accounted for the only score against Tech. and contributed several other six-po nter: during the season GEORGIA I. KENTUCKY 6 With spurts writers. fans. coaches and even the stadium moles expecting '1 Georgia landslide. Kerr tuckys Wildcats upset the tlopc bucict by holding the Bulldogs to a 7-6 win in LUu1.. He's: dLlFont lVlanual held 111 the season opener. Fov: more than 55 minutes the lCats more than held their own. After pushing the Deep Smith boys all over the field for two quarters, Kontncltv reached pay dirt in the third period on Kuhnls end run. and apparently had the game under control when game-wrecker Sink- wich led a 63-4 1rd march late in the last stanza, Big Blue fans were cheered by the noted 1m- provement in Wildcat blocking. the aggressive line play and general betterment evident all around. Little wohdcr. then that thc- 'Cnts were FPgZHT as the dark horse of national grid play. KENTUCKY 35 XAVIER 19 Kentucky's offense and defense hit 'd deadly only two punch to score an easy 3519 success oyer Xavier's Musketeers in a night start on Cinciw nati's Corcoran Field. While the forward wall bot- tled the lVluskies' tricky Tifm'nmtion. Phil Cutrhin paced the iCzlts' grounthgaining crew to live tullclr downs and their first 1942 victory. Thu Kiiwumnen st'orm'l in every qumter. their biggest period coming in the second when they tale lied two six'pointers, Two 01 the three Xavter markers were registered against Kentucky's third team 1316 in the last period. Clltchin chuvked three passes for touchdowns, made another on a 47-yard run, and Gene Meek: went over for the last one, IVIutryn, Muskie speed merchant, led the losing at- tm'k with two. and Ravensburg made the other. Charlie Kuhn had a perfect night in the place- kicking department, successfully converting Eve times in hve triest KENTUCKY 53, WASHINGTON AND LEE 0 The Kentuckians aqqumed a dictator role with Washington and Lee's Generals. rolled to an al- most effortless BSJJ triumph over the OT Dominion gridders in Kentucky's hrst night home game in 10 years. First downs tell a fairly comprehensive story. totalling 27 for the 'Catst 10 for W'ashiugton and Lmn In the air Kentucky completert 10 0f 20 passes; the Generals only eight in the same number, :Vleeks. elusive Blue scatbark. topped the scorers with three touchdowns. Kuhn made two and also live pointiiafterrtouchdowns. Kentucky subs were employed freely throughout the game. VANDIZRHILT 7. KENTUCKY 6 A desperate lnslirninute march by Kentucky that appeared goal-bound was cut short by a penalty. and Vandy's Commodores were returned :1 76 win- ner hefnre 12.000 shirt-sleeved fans on Stoll Field. Second of the oneipoint losses for Kentucky during the season. the tilt looked ready to Change hands near the end when the Wildcats dmvc from their own 34 to the 15 before the officials ruled that a Kentuckian had dipped 31 Commodore. and erased hopes of a Big Blue success. With Cutchin in the pitching role and Althaus on the receiving end. the aerial circus had the spec, Later: on their feet until bub guard Hut Jones committed his miscue. Vandv ruled the play at the game's outnet. Kentucky held the upper hand toward the end Squirrel Simmons seamed 47 yards on a quick play in the second period for Vundyk opening while the losers' tally came on Herhert's market: ALLEN PARR End HUT LIONES Guard JOHN HURST Fullback A 'erim-namy.w :v CHARLES EBLEN End NORMAN BECK Guard PH . CUTCHIN Hallback 98 I X ,6 w .4 I line-buck from the one, after a Cutchineto-Althaus toss had put the pigskin there. KENTUCKY 21, V. P I. 21 After taking an early two-touchdown advantage, Kentucky's tCnts wme tied, 21-21, by an inspired Virginia Tech eleven dedicating a $300,000 stadium in Roanoke. Va. A 21-7 lead melted away as the Techmen came back in the second half to crumble Kentucky's forward wall, Only seven minutes had ticked away when Cutch- in made the hrst Kpmucky touchdown on a liner buck. Kuhn converted, then ran 55 yards to score standing up. Kuhn again converted Hurst added the other. a plunge from the two, and Kulufs place- kick ended Kentucky scoring VtP.I. tallies came on two runs by Blamlford and another by Clark. Tech end. who grabbed a blocked kick and trekked fur doubIEestripe territory. ALABAMA l4, KENTUCKY 0 12,000 Homecoming fans watched the 'Cats push .Bama's Tide all over Stoll Field during the first half. then weaken after intermission and lose, 14-0. Kentucky's offensive was noticeably lessened when Cutchin was forced to the sidelines early in the first half with bruised back muscles. Consensus among fans was that Alabama's team was the hestwblocking squad to appear on Stoll Field for several years. A fumble set up the first Red Elephant score. The Crimsons picked up Her- bert's bobble on the Kentucky 22. marched over in four tries. The other touchdown came on a pass interception, and a series of line thrusts. The win was the 20121 for 1Bama in its 22-year series with the Bluegrass boys. KENTUCKY 27, GEORGE WASHINGTON 6 After trailing 5-0 at the end of the first quarter, the Big Blue came back to score two touchdowns in the second period .1an added two more in the third stanza. Iu-ctgu rmmw r Kentuckfs first marker came on a march from the :Cats' 43. In six plays the visitors carried the hull tu the 19; where Paul Walker passed to George Sengln for the wore. The next marker came on a 69-yard trek. In two plays Ramblin' Robert jammed to the Colonials' 36. Next Walker pitched t0 IVIose- luy for 27 yards to the 9, Three tries via the bomb, ers' route proved fruitless? :1an then Kuhn took off around his left end for a score. He then kicked for the point. The last Cat score came on a pass inter- ception. Kuhn grabbed the oval out 01' the air and ran it 38 yards for a tmlchduwnr And again Kuhn booted the extra point. The Cats were without the services of three of their key men The injured wore Cutrhin, Captam Walket and Rhodemyre GEORGIA TECH 47, KENTUCKY 7 Georgia Tech did the expected--b1untly speaking. they did much more than expected by routing Ken- tucky, 47-7, in Atlanta Some 20.000 fans saw uni beaten. untied Tech combine an aerial extravaganza with a potent ground attack to completely outclass the Kentuckians, who wem never in the ball game. A slippery. swzvel-hipped. speedy freshman back. Clint Castleherry. Eddie Prckop. Bobby Sheldon and a host of hnlhant supporting stars paced the Deep South boys to their easy win Apparently 1t was Techs day by a decree of the powers that be. Kcnturky could do nothing right, Tech could do nathing wrong, A pass from Cutchin to Althaus accounted for the only Kentucky touchdown. WEST VIRGINIA 7, KENTUCKY O A pass that luckily bounced into the arms of an unintended receiver gave West Virginids IVIUUn- taineers a 7-D nnd over Kentucky. Dramatically enough, the incident came in the last 40 seconds of play. when Richard Leonard: toss. intended for VVillinm Bell. bounced off the flngertips 0f Charley Kuhn, trying to intercept it. and fell into the arms of surprised Fred Morecraft, and Morecraft stepped over the goal-line. GENE MEFKS Hallback RALPH KDHL Tackle JESSE TUNSTILL Halfbacl: r' w, . q. '-:-.-.- mum. z. 1:.1A.m-. v. BILL MOSELEY Quarterback LEO YARUTIS Guard BILL GRIFFIN Tackle 11' was one of those thing that happen once in a lifetime. and it left the Kiotmtaineers as stunned as the 9.000 spectators in the stands. win gave West Virginia 3 31.2 edge in the series; which began in 1905. TENNESSEE 20. KENTUCKY 0 The VViltic-at: came out on the short end of the score again as they faced their fourth bowl team of the season. The .Cats were handicapped hv the ab, sence of All-American Johnson and Phil Cutchin in the lineup. The Kitwmiilus threatened to score only once as theV advanced to the Vol 17 in the second quarter. This was the only time that Kentucky was in Tennesseeis back yard. Coach Barnhill even Fall, ed on his fourth eleven to season them. The winners registered their first score after 13 minutes of play. when Tunstill punted out weakly from deep 'Cat territorv. Six plavs 1mm futmd the V015 ahead as Bnhhy Cifets went uffetackle for the few remaining yards. Charley Mitchill added the point. The second score came on a drive from the visitors' 49. W'ingback reverses. straight plays mirl a IUeyard stripe. and Walter Siaier plunged over. Slater also kir ed the extra point LU increase the lead 1470. Here Kentuckyis forces rallied and made their only threat of the contest. Seven plays went for 62 yards which started from the 'Cats' own 21. Herbert bucked for three. Tunstill passed to Senglu for 16. Then Tunstill tossed again to Sengle for 16 more. Then Tunstill took eff around his right end for 12. Next a paws fell incomplete. then Ramblin' Robert bucked for S. The Vols took over on downs. anclati started the Voisi third marker by inter- cepting Tunstillk pass On his own 47 and returning it to the 'Cats. 35. Slater tossed a 15-yard pass to Red Zontini. Hillmann burked the line for three, Zontini then caught a heave from Slater and went aver untouched. His try was a bit wide. The last V01 score came when Slater threw a 44-yard toss to Jim Howell and Howell eluded Tunstill to score. Sleter's trv again went wide, but Tennessee had massed 26 points 3an had little cause Lo worry. EQDGDWIZAEE 1942 RESULTS Kentucky 6 Georgia 7 Kentucky 0, Alabama 14 Played September 19 in Louisville Played Oc1obrzr 24 in Lexington Kentucky 35, Xavier 19 Kentucky 27, George Washington 6 Played SepLember 25 in Cincinnati Played October 30 in Washington. CL C, Kentucky 53. Washington and Lee 0 Kentucky 7. Georgia Tech 47 Played Ovluber 3 in Lexington Played November .7 in Atlanta Kentucky 6, Vanderbilt 7 Kentucky 0. West Virginia 7 Played Ormber 10 in Lexington Played November 14 in Lexington Kentucky 21. V.P.I. 21 Kentucky 0, Tennessee 26 Played Ovluber 17 m Reanoke Piaycd Nmember 21 in Knoxville CLYDE JOHNSON AEEQEAMEREhAN After 51 years of football at the University, AlliAmerican honors were attained by a Kentucky playeri Clyde Johnson, 235-pour1d tackle from Ashland, was placed an the A550- ciated Press Erst team. Prior to his selection for the All-American berth, Big Stoop accepted an invitation to play in the annual North-South game at Montgomery, Alabama. He also was awarded a pnsition on the Ail-Southeastern Conference team. In addition to these other honors Johnson also was made a member of several all-opponent teams. At high school in Ashland, Clyde was outstanding in both football and basketball. In rollegp. however. he has participated only in the gridiron sport. In spite of his tremendous size he possesses great agility and is speedy on his feet. Through his great determination he was an immovable barrier in the line and one of the greatest defensive players Kentucky ever had, In the opinion of his coaches and of his fellow players this sixifeet, six-inch giant truly deserved all the honors which he brought to the University, He worked hard, played his best against the better tuams. and accepted recognition in the same quiet manner in which he had assumed his position as a football star, 102 E E E E; E i g E A. D. KIRWAN Head Football Coach $EAEEE$ E B. A, SHIVELY Athletic Director and Line Coach 103 I.WE-gw .13 va IZASSREEPEBZAEE Alllmngh winding up on top of the conference with 8 wins against a lone setback. the Wildcats failed to retain the title by dropping to the Volun- teers of Tennessee in the hnals ul the SEC tourney in Louisville by a count of 53-30. Before reaching the Finals. the 'Cats whipped Tulane 48-31, eased by Geoxgia 59-30. and out-distauced IVIississippi State 5245. lVllnus the services of Ken Rollins. who def velnped into ONE of the nPatest performers of the season, and handicapped by an injured arm of big NIPl Brewgr, the Baronites werpimltplayed by a re, vengeiseeking pack uf Volunteers. who during the season had dropped two tilts to the Cats The W'ildcats started the season with only three letlermen 0n the squad. and during thp Christmas holidays were treated by Ohio State and Indiana as if they didnt have any experience. although in both cuntests the 'Cats led most of the way But its the final count that is registered in the womloss columns. Thpn came the new year and with it came an im7 proved quintet as they started bowling over op- ponents as had the Wildcat teams ol the past. The basketeers took a jaunt down South and found the teams just as genial as the Southcnl huspitality. A week later the team met an undefeated Notre Dame hvel one of the grt-atcst that ho hatl over coached, accordmg to the late George Keogan, and upset the apple cart in pmlmhlv tho greatest per- formance of the year. All was not joy, though, be- ransp this was the peak of Kentucky's playing and not Dnce during the rcnwintlur of tho: sunsuu dill they resemble the same cutl'ltt A week later. the Cats dropped their only Cow fm'cncc setback of the Henson. Thpn up until t'mn'r namem time the only Wildcat defeat 01' the month of February was at tlw hands of DePaull The team terminated the season with Grunt Lukas Lind with thirteen wins out of eighteen tilts. Co-captains Marvin Akers and Melvin Brewet were selected on the alliSEC teaml Milton Ticco made the second team and Kenny Rollins, lVqul ll'n'ro. Mnnngtr anhmu. Akmw BIUWUF. Weber, Moore. Lander, Penick, Noel CURL ! Rupp. Tmmcr Mann, Schu. Fnrkmu Dlu . Rollms. Barlow, Hnmm, Conm MrBrnyt-r Allhzuzs, Turlm'. All ortun, Fish. Muru'lty 104 v. 'th 14 hungw m.w -,.. . Smniuu 1-'.x'o: Hollzns. AIZPYF. 2L1:I d ;: Davis. and Paul Noel, freshman, gained honorable mention. Akers polled 150 out uf a possible 200 voteg for 1110 berth. KENTUCKY 45. WASHINGTON U. 38 Kentucky Kage Kats slowed down the fast-brealb iltg VJaangtnn Unixeraity Bears and went on to win Ms sarond victory of the season, 45-38. T'rm flz'st win was over the Reserves carliPr in the season, A k n r :; . x-tmnz '3ch Daxla At the start the boys 01' Adolph Rupp were hotter than a tank in Tumsra. end were leading 6-0 at the end of mo minutes of play Center 3181 Brewer paced the 'Cat attack with 13 points. Bloom blos- somed Out xxith 14 far 111:; xiRitDrs. KENTUCKY 52. INDIANA 58 Indianzfs Hoosier Hot Shots. HHur nailing for the Iirst 29 minutes. fmull; climbed on the 1irewagon Brmxn Lauder N001 and outdistanced the Wildcats, 58-52, before 5,000 fans at Louisville's Armory. The Hoosiers sliced the VVincat lead to 33731 with 14 minutes to play Afi Ler the 'Cats pushed their advantage to 36-31, In- diana started rolling. Brewer and Ticco led the ,Cat point geLLers with 10 points apiece while Hamilton with 15 and Ward W11Iiams, brilliant soph center: with 15. paced the McCrarkcnmon, KENTUCKY 40, OHIO STATE 45 Belore a capacity crowd that jammed into every available space of Alumni gym, the VVildrats falterh ed in the stretch and were defeated. 45-40, by a callant band of Buckeves from Ohio State. The Bucks were paced by a couple of forwards, Fred Miller and little Max Gecowets, who scored 14 and 11 points respectivelv, but it was Dirk Shridert Buckeye guard. that dealt the ,Cats the knockout blow when the chips were on the line. 77 rmww h X RHHHH Pm'iml' KENTUCKY 64, FORT KNOX 3O AfLer playing a lislless hrst halfV the hCats came back strong in the second canto to derail a band of Fort Knox Armoraidors 64730, bcforc a scant crowd of 1,500. Milt Ticco. curly-topped forward, took charge of the heavv artillery and wound up the evening with eight direct hits and a free toss for a total of 17 points. Pvt. George Adams, sixifoot, EhreeVinch cuntur, led LIN: Armoraiders with 14 in addition to playing a hang-up rebounding game KENTUCKY 43h XAVIER 38 A sellout crowd jammed every rorner 0f Xavierhs huge hcldhousc to watch thc 'CaLs top Xavier, after the Baron yanked Akers in favor of Are Parker and Paul Noel for Davis. and want ahead to squeeze out a 43-38 margin. The game was close all the way. except for a brief spurt by the hCaLb after the 106 i V 1...: n. ... .mmm. start of the second half, when they ran up a 10 point lead. The 'Cats 10d. 22719. m the inlerm sign. lVlllL Ticco led the hnrr ge with 15 tallies. Heywood 19d the IVIusketeers with 9 points, KENTUCKY 30, TENNESSEE 28 To the top of the Southeastern Conference cage standings went Kentucky: Wildcats as they edged the V015 in the Inst fmv minutes of play. The Cats 107 held to overcome a 16-8 intermission lead and thik: they did by scoring 22 points tc- the V015' 12. Kerr tucky had the best of 1. ht the free thraxx ianet con- verting eight and missing onh' seven while the V015 made 10. but were unsuccessful a like numher of times. Nineteen personals were called on the winners arid 14 on Tennessee. M'ih Ticco, veteran forward. tallied 12 markers while Paul Herman. V01 captain. led his mates with 11. MDLNL ., x .3 .3 v--. KENTUCKY 60, GEORGIA 28 After a brief parry in the opening minutes of the fracas, the Baron's blueeclad cagers were off to the races. The Baron used his entire traveling squad of 12 players in rolling up the huge Store. All but two of the 'Cats contributed to the pointemaking. The Bluegrassers held a 22-14 count at the half. Muff Davis, soph forward, led the offensive Hurry with 12 points, followed by Ticco. who netted eight. KENTUCKY 38, GEORGIA TECH 37 Accuracy at the free throw line was the differ, ence, the Big Blue making all their six tosses, while the Engineers converted only live in 11 ti'iest The timurls gun didn't end the game, since an extra EVE? second period was ordered by Referee Bowser Chest because of a timing ermrl The Kentuckians had erased an intermission lead of 26-24 to register their third straight conference winl Ticco and Brewer matched high point honors with l0 apiece Charlie Scruggs, guardt played a wonderful floor game for the Jackets, KENTUCKY 60, NOTRE DAME 55 Although three starters fouled out, the Wildcats wouldnlt give up and determined to hwin this onel' if humanly possible For almost 40 minutes, the 1Cats and the Irish waged a see-saw duel that will probably go down as the greatest game ever played 108 in Louisvilles Armory. The 'Cat win broke the Irish seven game winning strpnk. Unable to pene- trate the Irishs' inner defense the Baronites con, verted heave: from far out on the court. No one can be singled out for individual hmmrs, nhhnugh Akers and Ticco racked up 17 and 16 points re- spectively. Meanwhile Rensherger aml Faught ran up 17 and 16 markers for the Irish KENTUCKY 39, VANDEREILT 3S Led by a diminutive forward. the Commodores almost slipped a defeat on the Ruppmen, Scnlvey. who measures only live feet. nine inches, tossed in 14 points and stood out in flam- play. Once in the last minute of play he stole the hall from 21 Ken- tucky player and tallied a two-pointer for the game's last bucket, Davis was replaced in the line up bv Noel, freshman. because of a cold. Ken Rullins' HOOr-work was the only stnnrleout thing of the whole 'Cat live. Vandy led at the halL 18717. Rollins zmrl AkErS led the iCat attack with 10 apiece, while Scobey tallied 14 for Vaudyt KENTUCKY 32, ALABANIA 41 The Tide handed the lCats their first conference defeat of the season. For the victors. it was perfect teamwork and clever guarding similar and superior to that which enabled them to defeat Georgia Tech the week before, that gained the triumph. Eleven minutes after the beginning of the hrst half, the 3mm ' . '5 ammumw w. VViidcats drew tip to a 98 count. the Closest they came during the game, KENTUCKY 54. VANDERBILT 5+3 Only in the hrsr few minutes of the fray did Vzmtly ever hold a lead, for the Cat rnmbine went in front after hve minutes and stayed there. Rebound- ing played a large part in Kentucky: success, a: IVIei Brewer drew the crowds plaudit: with his stelu lar Floor work The iCats executed many set plays in the CUHKBtL while Vandy cashed in on fast breaks Brewer and Davis led the affair with 12 points per man. Ticco anti Rollins rame next in order with 11 and ML For the losers, Olsen racked up 18 markers and little Scobey followed with 10. KENTUCKY 67h ALABAMA 41 Led by Kenny Rollinsi perfect Door work and EVquf Davis' 19 points, Kentucky avenged their first licking at the hands of the Tidemen. The game was rougher than usual. with a total of 38 fouls heme, called in the fray Kentucky. picking the Titlemen up all over the Hoor, gave the iBamans little elbow room tu throw at the bucket. Meanwhile the Baron, ites were shaking loose for many pninis from the set plays. Davis led the attach and was followed by Ticco's 14 markers. Homer led the losers With 14. KENTUCKY 48. XAVIER 36 Three minutes remained in the first period when the Ruppmen went in front to stay. With the count 109 knotted. Davis dropped in a crip and Rollins added another to make the score ZUJE at the half. The Mttskies never came closer than seven points of Ken- tucky's lead in the second half, but they staged a 121517 ditch scoring spree by tossing in seven in the final three minutes of play. but fell short of overtaking the .Cntst Ticco led the affair With 10 talliesr while. for the losers O'Hara registered 11. KENTUCKY S3. TENNESSEE '29 With Ticco racking up six points in the first two minutes of play. the Vols were never any cluscr dure ing the whole affair. It took about the middle of the first half for the V015 to penetrate the 'Cat de- fense for a marker. The 'Cats kept the V015 so bottled up with a shifting manitoernzin defense that they couldn't get at the bucket. It was a sell-out crowd of some 3500 fans who saw the decisive de- feat of the Tennesseeans. It was the worst defeat that Johnny Mauer tool; since handling the reins at Knoxville. Ticco led with 17 points, followed with RoHins and Davis scores of 10 each ' KENTUCKY 58. GEORGIA TECH 31 The victory was Kentucky's eighth in nine con, ference starts and gave the Wildcats the scheduled season title. Brewer also stood out in alI-round Hour play. rebounding in meteoric fashion and tipe ping in unsuccessful attempts. He began to look like the Brewer of old, Akers was reinserted into the starting lineup for the first time in several games. W A;a L'. . u .- ADOLPH RUPP Head Basketball Coach - .muvayh . Davis led the scorers with 14, followed by Brewer and Akers who massed 13 and 10 respectively. Broyles led the Engineers with 8 points. KENTUCKY 44, DEPAUI. 53 VVith their sixirooty eigln-inrh center, George Mi- kau, knocking Kentucky's shots away from the bash ket, DePaul'S Demons built up a HI'SL half lczld and coasted to a 53-44 win over the Cats. Some 16.000 fans witnessed the fray in the Chicago Stadium, The 'Cats were unable to score 3 held goal in the first 51x minutes After awhile the Ruppmen began m move. pulled to a 3046 edge aL half-Lime, but thlS was as close as they came to defeating the Dem- ons, Mikan got 18 lor DePaul while Ticco account- ed for 13. KENTUCKY 39, GREAT LAKES 53 Facing an array of former college stars. the Wild- cats were completely outclassed in the Louisville Armory The Navy men were a sninotirgning nurht. raking in poiuLs aplenLy in the H131. half. The Lakes team had a potent group of substitutes which de- remained the completeness of the defeaL, Rebound- ing was at a standstill in this tussle. Noel, Akers. and Brewer were high men for 1h? Ruppnwn with 8 apiece. Bob Davies led the gobs with 12 pointsh Again Kenny Rollins and lVquf Davis exhibited finesse a-la-king. .a- u'u'an .ajmw tt TENNQ$ Cnnch H. H. Downingts racqueteers experienced a mediocre season in 1942, losing seven matches while winning two. They were leading in one Other match with the University of Cincinnati when rain forced its ronclusion. All of Llle Wildcats' opponents but one proved to be much stronger than in previous years, and the Kentuckians, even though the roster was made up of experienced men, turned in one of the least sucv cessful seasons in several years. Notre Dame and Miami University, two of the strongest teams in the nation. both dropped the boys from the Blue, grass by an 8-1 score. The tennis Cats! most brile liant showing of the season was a 7-0 triumph over Berea College Captain Omar Ratliff. Frank Miller. IVIarshall Smith. Grant Lewis, Heinz Seelhuchl Billy Evans and Jim Harris were the boys who saw most of the racquet service last year. From these lettermen. only Ratliff, Smith and Billy Evans will return. but Coach Downing's squad will be bolstered by Bob Rose and Bob Carrier, who saw action with the fresh team last year. Two new freshmen. Carroll Fears. Louisville high school star, and Jack Schar- steint Bellevue, who will be eligible to compete for a berth on the varsity, have also been added to the roster. In Kentuckyls inaugural outing. Georgia Tech's tennis team upset the 'Cats on the Kentucky courts, 6-3. Tech took four out of six singles and two out of three doubles matches to Clinch the victory Miami University of Coral Gables. Florida. handed the 'Cats their second defeat of the season. 8-1. on the home courtsl 111 The Wildcats won their First match of a three- match midwest tour from Wayne University at De, troit, 574. Michigan State caught the tennis Cats on the rebound and came through with a 7-2 win over the Kentuckians. The third and fmal meet of the tour saw the boys from the Bluegrass lose an 8-1 decision to the Irish of Notre Dame. Kentucky's next attempt to get back in the win column resulted m a 2-6 loss to Tennessee's Vols at Knoxville The Wildcats then lost two more tussles in quick succession. Western State Teachers Cole lege subdued the .Cats 4-3t and Vanderbilt dropped Dr. Downings charges 871. V The fmal meet 0f the season saw the Wildcats get Hon the ball and whitewash Bereals netters. 710. COACH DOWNING nmm qumlmsm'rh Creditahle mound performances were turned in by jim Mathewson and Marvin Akers. Foster Spence and Bob Herbert also worked on the hill for the Cats. Milt Ticco first sacker led the Kentucky hat- ting average. He was srouted by several major league scouts during the season. Randall Hammer, outfielder. Bruce Boehlur, third baseman. Charley Kuhn, catcher. and Coach Black also accounted for many Kentucky runs The first home appearance of the nine was plenty 0.1L Tennesscck Volunteers were licked, 12-9. on Stall Field. Mathewson pitched a stand-out game for the victors. allowing nine singles, well scattered. Seven bobbles by his mates helped the visitors' cause Next day the V015 revenged this losst hoxw ever, with an 11-5 success. Herbert started for the losers, was relieved by Spence in the third, In one of those nintheinning rallies that make baseball the thrilling game it is. Kentucky eked out a 3.2 nnd over Eastern at Richmond A mound duel between Akers of Kentucky and Gene Rall of East, em featured the game. Akers allowed Only three hits. struck out seven. Cauch Black. Hammer. Boehler HASSEZAEE Vandy paid a two-game visit to the Bluegrass, wns victorious in hath contests. In the First match the Nashville school won, 208, due chiefly to a wildness on the part of Herbert. Wildcat hurler. The second Clash was much closer. as the Commodores achieved a 5-4 triumpht The University of Cincinnati felt the sting of a 371 Kentucky success in one of the best games of the entire season. Schneider did the mound work for the Bearcats, Three errors by his mates hulsturvl the 'Cats' work at the plate, however. lVIathewson held the Queen City laid to four safeties. A few days later in Cincinnati. the Cats edged the Bearcats. 5-4, in 14 innings. Another victm'v over EastenL tlns time on Stoll Field, added another mark to the credit Side Of Kentucky's ledger. as the 'Cats topped the Mamnns. 10-8. Again. it was Akers for Kenturky and R311 for Eastern. but this time the hitting on both squads was more plentiful, as the winners collected 13 safeties the losers 11. A victory over Marshall ended the diamond sea- son. BAXTER MELTON. Me; 3 Spmluv. Bauer, Manager England. Mullins. thco. Cutctnn. Akt'l'h Kumchtk. Muv, Gwen. Matlmwamx aJV hiii'thwm-n m University fencing in 1943 was on a strictly bal- zmced basis-two wins. two defeats. Ironically the duo of losses were imposed by the 53m? foe. Georgia Tech. and both successes were scored against the University of Cincinnati. The Bearcats fell. 11'2 5':. arm 05,7712. while the Ramblin' Wreck bested the 'Cat parrierss 10'2-6lu. and 9-8. Di: Charles M. Knappl history professor who fenced at Columbia University in his undergraduate clays, served as thrusimg mentor. and developed :1 better-than-average outfit from the group of boys who i'opnrted to him in late fall. iTwas quite a while before a schedule was arranged for the swort- wielders. but once started they performed com, mcndahly in the ancient sport. John Swift. Bill Carroll. Seymour Pudding. B;ll Whartonl Sonny Christian. Frebert Thompson. Dee Alters. and John Hubbard were Di, Knappis main- stays Swift served as team captain. Chances for a good season seemed quite rosv for the epee-anLl-saber artists. tolluwmg their 115-51; rout of the UC lads in the season opener. Only in the epee division did the Queen City youths have uny measure of success. edging the 'Cats. 21'241'3, in this phase of the sport. Foil-work and saber-com- petition was all Kentucky In the saber meet the Bluegrassers won three of tour matches Foils gave the Kentuckians six matches. the Bearcats three. Swift and Thompson starred in foil efforts Carroll shone in saber. and Pudding stood out in epee. A trek into Georgia evened the card for Ken- tuckyt however. with Tech's lOl'g-Gl'j triumph. .Twas only in epee that Dix Knapp's charges edged the Engineers. beating thenm 21'57115-7. 113 N Q3 In foils Swift won two. lost one: Thompson split two matches. Hubbard won one. lost twq Saber ref stilts showed two losses and 110 wins for Carroll, the same for Wharton, Pudding bmke even in epee. tallying l1; points. losing the same rumher. Chris- tian also split. with one and one. Tech accounted for all the other point-gtztting. C provided a bit more of competition in its sec- ond clash with the Knappmen. but succumbed 91y 71g. Kentuc topped in totls. 5-4. won out in epee. 212-113. and took both of 1hr saber matches. Thompson non all three of his foil matches easily. while Swift picked up txxo points in this division. In the epee ranks Pucldiva and Akers split even. both winning one and losmg one. Carroll was tops in both of his sabei engagements Tech put a sad note in the season swan song with a 978 decision. The Atlantans hPstcd the Wildcats only in foils. 57+ In the spee and saber depart, ments iCat fencevs mutuhe: the Southerners point tm' point, Swift llIltl Thompson each lost two 0f thcir foils matches while wiunii g one apiece, Hubbard broke even with one win and nnv loss. and Aker: won one and lost one in this division, In epee the iCuts tied three and took one. Akers tied mo. Pudding won one. tied one. In the saber ranks Carroll anti Hub- hard split even. each winning one and losing one. Like most at the other University sports, fencing's future is as indetimtv as can be. Chances are that UK won't be represented in the ancient art next fall. however. since the departure of most male stui Llents will pmhahly Call for a suspension of the sport. KQCQECUJI PURPOSE TO foster better relaiionships with the snvdont body pf the Univex'sity of Kentucky: to promme a boner understanding between the various types of athletPs on the campus: and to further the entertainment of its members MEI. BREWER ROB HERBERT NORMAN BECK IVIzuwin Akers Carl Althaus Frank Bauer Norman Beck Melvin Brewer Coleman Clement Richard Calvin Phil Cutchin Jack Casner William Dunlap Charles Eblen George Edwards Bill Evans FACULTY ADVISER Bernie Shively OFFICERS STUDENT MEMBERS Tom Ewmg Gus Green Bill Griffin Randall Hammer Bob Herbert Eric Hover John Hurst Clyde johnson Hurthel Jones Charles Kuhn Bill Nfoselcy Gene Meeks NUEIII Mullins Bill Nolan 11:1 Presidsm VicciPresidenr Scerctary-Treasurer Frank Parks Alan Parr jay Rhodemyre George Sengle Harry Taylor Jesse Tunstill Pete Triplett Milton Ticco Charles Walker Paul Walker Bill Welborn Clark Wood Loo Yarutis i319: COL. B. E, BREWER. P. NI. $133.11. After graduating from the University of Kentucky in 1008. Colonel B. E. Brewer went to the Fhihppmes m 1908 where he stayed for thirteen years. While there, he was commis- stoned Second Lieutenant in the Philippine Scouts in 19101 served in various posts and camps. and for n time was Deputy Military Governor of the Lubungam District of Mindanao. In 1921 he returned to the United States and was executive officer at Fort Sneeling, IVlinnesota. for three years. From time to time he has been stationed at many forts through- out the country. Colonel Brewer i: a graduate of the Field Officer Course Infantry School and General Staff SchooI. He was P. M. S. 5LT. at the University of Kentucky 1932-1938. From here he was transferred to 11th 1nfantl'y, Fort Benjamin Hanison, Indiana, for a year and then to Fort Hayes. Columbus, Ohio, where he served as chief of Ohio military area He returned to Lexington, Kentucky, April 2; 1942, to resume once more his duties as P.M1S,3LT. at the University of Kentucky. Colonel Brewer says that he expectv to make Lexington his home when he joins the um buried dead tretires from military eerviccd. 116 x 7, ' 7 k a f MHEUTALRY EE?ESBWWJENE COLONEL B. E. Bx'ewur. Infantry. Professor at J'Wihlur; Science and Tactirs LIEUTENANT COLONEL John E. Brannan. Infantry AVIAJORS Dauris CV CarpenLer. Infanlry Arthur G.Dahl.1nfsnhy Fioyd L.Carlis18.1ufantry Germd Griffin Infantry CAPTAINS Gene IVIyers, Infantry Preston 13 Powell. Infantry Earl C.1VIEIY.II1fHHll'y FIRST LIEUTENANTS Robert L. Stivers. Infantry Murray 1W.1Montgomery. J13. Signal Corps SECOND LIEUTENANT Calvin W. Mav. Signal Corps SERG EANTS Ralph EA Himes K. Y. Baker Julian Bosworlh Jewel L. Bardwell Wilmer G. Edmonson Elmer O. Kinkcr PRIVATES Othellu P, Hammonds Ronald P Smxth Senior Infantry RLYIXC. was esmblished hero in 1919; Senior Signal Corps R.O.T.C, was established beginning with the summer quarter. 1942. 117 ,- - am. a .. . nowmmum m mm mm' Hum IN With Lc 3'. Ailon. lrilllennmyrr. Cnuns. Rmr mu, llamas. Pr- mum: T110111m011 ESEGBEMEN?$E $?AEE' CADET COLONEL FACULTY ADVISER Ben Hugh Lowery NIEMBER IN FACULTY C01,B,E.Brewer C01. B. E. Brewer CADET LIEUTENANT COLONEL , Lee Porter Witt CADET MAJOR CADET MAJOR Leonard B. Allen Robert Hillenmeyer CADET CAPTAIN CADET FIRST LIEUTENANT Brooks M. Coons Robert Humphreys CADET SERGEANTS C. Edwin Barnes Bart Peak, jr. Harry Miller J. K, Thompsun STUDENT MEMBERS Robert Ammons joe F. Atkins Norman Beck Joe Bohnak Winston Blythe Jack Casner Dave McCord Jim Carroll Sam McElroy Ward Darnell Omar Ratliff Winfred Ellis Gerald Schaffer William Floyd Atlee Wilson Earl Haddcn L,P.Wi1.t Harry Feamster Rubert Hillenmeyer John Keller Monroe Lebr Ben Lowry COLOR GUARD Gndm, Sgts. Ruble, Sony, Mink, .1th r agcv .m . 41,55 umnw-mmwm . El Rum 011v Cuttlv' H Cnl Wllrxozx Hum Tim Luci: r 551:1. Vim Cndvl Mm. mwv Cuclvl xpi L311 Gilih't Sm Juriislm Irm 'IVu'vw leul Sm. 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Dixon Cndm Sgt Conlm' 0.1th Sm Dunk Cudvl SgLV SI-ngh' Curim Sgt BPH Cndx-L Sgt. Spin Run: Y'IJV'Ur' Cuduh S31. Wn-lmmn Cndm Sgt, Tantarm Cadet Sgt. Weber ,saV V-INQi LmM-w '. Iwu: OIIU Chum Emir! Put Cur L ' . ' Flrbl LL. Hi 5 4! LL Dw p l ., r'm'd L1 Cnmwr Cm Hm 'l'uw, c C h-I WLI PU. H r: -l 52L Cvuvuh H! H 'l'hl'M' Cndn Sm. C :LIL-l 521. um unoxz Ix'uu' Our Cnlllilh Novh AVIUHHIn Sbcomi LL CHLCHJJ F115. La. Hull C Jud L, lrlml L Mauro L b Kuhn clbgu,hl;fwc:x1 Rum A NWT Cadet . Cutlm Second LL Carla Sumud 1.! On 'M SI and LL Cmim Film! I' Ruzr 1'! ' Sm. Clomom Lulu . Sm. l'uylux' Unrlm Sgt Hoyor Cndo; SgL andsny Rom TIH'UU C: 10L Sgt. SL Clair .ulul Sgt How HUIPS Cud r1 Sgt, Mul v- warn .7 ; av.- 1,.th IFHF 07w dc: SrL'Olld LL lemn C tlDl Sr-cnud IA. Suvvm' 1 'ins; m :. Gum. Mrllln H Svrond Ll Silllmun Cudrl Sm-und Ll Nvu! 9' url Sm'umi LI lely Cuhl Swami Ll Svhon-r limit 'I'Vr n C: mum CJIIM FM W'Iiw Sullmv Rhociwmvt'v Abel! A Rm. Onu iSLL-onci Ll Thmmm 18mm ci T l, 31mm xv: FHMW Film Li. BLKK ' 1 Cdpl. Low . St and LI m: LSrc H1 Vule Swnml M. Vulltm Huh Tu n Cncch 52L. , C: 153: Svmwvirm mum Sm. 3m Cadet Sal. Cach SgL. Cadet Stl CzuivL Sgt Buuxmmivr ?mi' 0119 Cadrt Sgt. Thummcu Cadet Sui Wuml CULIL'I Svrnnd LL. TN '0 CMEIM Fu'sl. LL. RICOUITHCII CMM Cum Floyd Cutlvl, Scccnd T L. Hnlchm' Cude Sw-und LL MtCold Hum Tum Cum L Sgt. HuLchinsm: Carlo: Sgt. SLot'cr Cndo' Sgt Vthlvll 11mm , gt.W1pn:nn 02mm Sgt. YOWDH Umlm Sgt. Thomwn CiltLEL SgL Wm l'vu Rm! rnw: IX'MI' flux: $ELGNAE 3339$ CADET IMAJOR Givens Dixon CADET CAPTAINS Alvin Chambers Oscar Shultz CADET FIRST LIEUTENANTS Jumes Boyd Karl Kirk James Hinton Joseph Twinam CADET SECOND LIEUTENANTS Charles Chapman Joseph Fothergill CADET SERGEANTS Dee Akers john Hicks. Jr. Ralcliff Rogers Frank Blankenship George Kelly, Jr. Theodor? Rutmayer Elbert Cheek Robert Landrum James Satterfleld Robert Clark Harry Macke William Schick Billy Daniels Everett Penick, jr. Michael Simms John David Richard Ramsey George Warwick, jr. Louis Dusina Allan Ragers Clement Zoellers 123 GIV nm-eu'mmmau . 2 : M --r-. L. 4 .- . - . - rL'th'EWL-q awn - Mc-mwwm aw , ?ERSEEN RHEEE$ FUUHfIGd at IIIE' Univmsiry 0f Nebraska. 1894 Installed a! the Univexsiry of Kentucky, 1931 PURPOSE To encourage, preserve: and develop the highest ideals of the military profession: to pxomote American citizenship; to create a closer and more- EFficienL relnLion: and 10 provide appropriate recognition of a high degree of m111tary ability among the cadets 01' the several senior Resenu Officers' Training Corps units of the Government of our organization OFFICERS In P. VVITT , . , , . . . . . . . Captain J. A. BOHNAK . . . . . , . , . First Lieutenant W. A, WILSON . . . . . . . . Second Lieurenanf W 'lX DARNELL . , . . . , . Second Lxeurenam R. F, ARNSPIGER , . . , . . . Firs! Sergeant J. B. BRUVVN A . . . Stali Sergeant N. N, NICHOLAS . . . . Staff Sergeant STUDENT MEMBERS Juniors C. E. Barnes E. A, Chuck J. T. Jackson H. M.Mi119r R. Stofer S. T, Bolts C. C. Clement I H. Kerr M. J Mink D. NI. Trupp W. T, Carroll j. H. Dixon J MCNea1 J.H.Sa1terfleld B, White W. Caywood C W Howard D. B. Sebastian Q. VViem-an u Sophomores ' R, F, Arnspiger R. H. Farmer C. L. Luvett F. F, Riddle R. C.'ll11'rell G. W. Ballou W. R. Gabbert S. IVIerwin C. Robie F. B. VVachs J. B. Brown 54 N, Ian D. L. McCray O. C. Rouse H. M. Walker 13 L. M Clark T. L. johnson D. L. Naylor R. Srhneirler J.T,Wallha11 i R. W Collins E. S. Jones N. N Nicholas J. R, Taylor R. R, Worthington D. R. Durbin, Jr. .1- D. Linder J. T. Pryor D. NI. Tucker H. B. VVriqu E. H. Pumphrey FACULTY ADVISER I lst Lt, R L. Slivers 4 HONORARY MENIBERS COL B. E. Brewer Col. I. C. Scurlder Mr. George A. Knight Mamie Mattox Elizabeth Barbaux Audry Forester Mildred Craft Louise VVeisenburger Peggy Shumute Damon. wm. lemn, Enlumk Julia Johnson .I'DD', navy: mumu ' GAB$R JANE Founded at r170 Unh'Prsiry 0f Wficcunsin, 1905 D Company its purposo ix' LO xenities; to preserve have H Um ml'lilary nffnirs Of 0 WM. ATLHE WILSON Jon BOHVAK WINFRED ELLIS renter imhmnce in militarv 3H A PURPOSE ur country. OFFXCERS OMER RATLIFF EARL HADDEN James E, Abell Ruben Ammons joe F. Atkins George Barker James A. Buuzley Norman Beck Thomas P. Bell Winston Blythe Joe Bolmak .Iim Carroll Jack Casner William Caywood Elbert A. Cheek Clement Coleman Patrick J. Conley john Dallnvn Richard Daniels VVHrd Darnell . ,z 3 ,. STUDENT IWEMBER S Winfred Ellis Harry Feumsier William Flovd Ruben M. Gillim Joe R.H:111 Robert Hillenmeyur John 1 jackson John Kollpr John H. Kerr Benjamin Kessinger Robert K. Lnndrum William C. Ledford Monroe Leer Ben Lowry Dave McCord Sam McElroy john L 1VICNth1 Robert W. Meyer 125 2'2: ...,, rm. 4m Regimem Installed at rfre Universnv of Kenruckjyg 1021 unite in closer relalionsliip the mihmrv departnienzs of American Lmb and develop the, essential qualities of good and eff: s of our communities: and to learn intelligently of IEHE affirms: Lo . Captain Firs! Lieutenant Second Lieutenant First Sergeant Pledge Captain Harry IVI. IVIiller John C. Myers Owen Yancey John A. Patton Robert Pieratl Omar Ratliffe Gerald Schaffer IVIichael Simms Edward L. Swift Jere Thornton David Trapp Paul W. Triplett Richard S. XNebb Ben T. W'hite William VVichman W'. Atlee Wilson Lee P. Wilt NIhchell T. Yowell LIW'?W$ -., ' Rmr NI 7 CC. Run an mm: Tim q RUH' MW: Johnson. H01 Proctor. anham. Sc Dmmon. Sum Evin; aniih ,:.u. Snydvr. . SUD EWIIILL. $?GDNSCDE3S Harriet Hord COMPANY A CAPTAIN June Byars COMPANY B CAPTAIN Geneva House CONIPANY C CAPTAIN Beuye McClanahan COMPANY E CAPTAIN Sue Ewing COLONEL Adalin Stern LIEUTENANT COLONELS Mary Beale Mylor Barbara Rehm REGIMENTAL ADJ UTAIN'T Patsy Horkan COMPANY F CAPTAIN Betty Proctor COMPANY G CAPTAIN Be1ty Baynham COMPANY I CAPTAIN Sara Ewing; COMPANY K CAPTAIN Kaiie Snyder Joan Thais: COMPANY L CAPTAIN Ida Mae Barman SIGNAL COR PS SPONSOR Wanda Srrivner R.O.TC. BAND SPONSOR Doris Smith PERSHING RIFLES SPONSOR Julia Johnson COLOR SERGEANTS C. E. Barnes W. C. Cnywnnrl COLOR GUARDS D. M. Trapp R. T. Stoler The Umverstty of Kenlurky lwanml hm rrmrinuml to perry its name higher and higher. and to maintain its traditional title Best Band in Dixie regardless of a considerably smaller organization. due to absence of the manv former members who are now in the armprl forces. The band is FOInpOSF-d of Fifty musicians and four Pershing Riflemen who act as the Color Guard, It has played for all home games and has accompanied teams to Louisville. Cincinnati. and Knoxville. though it was impossible for them to make all trips with the team 15 has hcun done in the past. The difficulty in arrangmg traveling facilities necessitated that they dispuse of the majority of trips. However the march- ing band has faithfully provided Lhc campus uith music for the pep rallies and mililary parades For :etetal years the band has been the guest of the track oFFcials at the Kentucky Derby. The ronrert band presents two cn'morts in N107 morial in conjunction with many other appearances botth on the campus and at other schools. Both can- cert and marching bands; aid in the state high school music festival, Much of the ye' .5 success should be attributed to the dIYGCLOT. C. V. Magurenn, whose endeavors and enthu asm are an inspiration to all the band mem- hers, Credit is also due to his able staff. composed of Drum lVlajors Dirk Verhagen. Brooks Coonst and Kenneth Fincher. Manager Harold Carr: assistant Donald Galloway: and the six section heads, Mtss Barbara Rehm for two years has upheld the long traditional link,- of beautiful Sponsors. Her ap- pGnmnrp was of vital importance to an outstanding performance, ngNtVICGER? BANE FACULTY ADVISER IVIANAGERS Chm Ins V. Muguruan Harold Carr George Roth DR UM MAJORS Brrmks 1V1. Cuons Kenneth E Finclmr Dirk Verhagen Comcm Trombones Easmmn's George R LLIHQSLUfH Arthur C. IVTcFarlnn. jr.l Clayton E, Randall Albert H. F113 Rulmrl B.PI'USLUI1 Pierre Pujol NI'WPH Umklen2 Frank IS, Hart g'IVU'AIIUlHW' Richard B, Bullmann Oxcar A, Cull'; 5 rA 1 . Wlllxam Walter Hall Earl H.1Vlnrtm Bowl I2. lessee . - , . .. - 7 Elmer C, Bryant j. Ward Rmslvr John P. NIcNammex 'VI'u' Elohe H'xrri :5: Barney A. Grew well Henry W, IA'IH'I. A c 'y H r 3 Ben H. Pumphrey P . x . Drul'mnezs RudolphM.FryL-1' NJHLHH NIarshaH D Smith Robert H. Cundiln !,:S.M VVJHmm F, Kelly Cnar 08 mm Jerome Fields Eastham Samuel j. Allen Stephen Jackgnm Cmnul! J00 El .virk Junws I . Inlamun Ja'nvs LA Neill jumes M. Craig Bemscs Bill Faulkner John XV. Fable Gm 540 RoLh VViHiam 13- JONES CIzuim-Js ,Iatk Godhelffl Laura H. Durhanftz E. William LeMasLerU XVarrL-n Pam. Grugory Amanda E' HMMJIEH ' Harold L. Carr ?fmnld 0rwm Bell Lyres Caswell 5. Logan ledlaw:1E,.Ia-gge'rs Wheeler Bunny Booneu IVIUFI'HH L Salulsln 3: Kemmlh E chner Roger P, W'hiimn. Ir, jnnwn B. Jones Frem'h Horn Harp John S. Fleming Charles R. 331:41 .... VVh 1 Bunnv Boonex Eugene F, Grlfhth Janet Palmer 7 ee er . Frederica Prid .Vlarv Palsy SEX 3,21: CerwneL-H- vunmnuH,CLambemw Alto Clarinet Oboe Milton H Lex Gene T. Qualls . 1 .V SPONSOR H DilH 0m Barbara NI, Rehm v'm-mmam-mn-u-u . 129 ,,,v' w FE. ,1- A yr. 121-35, . - , w? ' , 'm, --. FEMIPL-u ww wUME :vaew; ...n.-... ..........-.. ..- H1 f 4? f ;: Founded ai 11w Unix ursin oi Kunlucky, 1940 PURPOSE To provide for the University student who has had orchestral experience an opportunity- of performing the works of the master composers who wrote specilirally for an ensembie of this type, DIRECTOR Alexander Capursu STUDENT MEMBERS Ledford Gregorv Conuurlmaster Pierre Pujol, Bassoon Mabel Gumm, Firs! Violin VViHiam LeMachrs.C1ariner Robert Christcpherson. First Violin Murrell Salutslm Clan'm-I Wilyah Graves Second Violin Raymond Wetzel, Trumpet Mary Elizabeth Baxter, Second Violin George Langstaff, Trumpet Byron Bach. 'Celln Paul Nulte French Horn JaneRubin.'Ce110 Stuart Urbacl1,French Horn William Cross. String Bass Frank Hart, Trombone Lyle Bach. Flute Marshall Smith, Timpani Charles Dirkerman. Flute Bunny Boone, Harp Pprry Adams. Oboe 130 ..m. J I 1E1m.mI--- i ?EHEEJEARMGDNEQE CIDECQEIEggEEBxZA Perry Adams Byron Bach Lysle Bach Charles Ballman Nluly Eliznhelh Baxter W'hL-eler Bunny Boone I Prewtun Bryan Rubvsl'L Chl'ihlophez'son Lee CI 001m W'illmm Cross Charles Dxckerbon Lnul 21 Dun hum ,5 mM.----.z ' .LJ 3: m ... - n...- m. y.- -W.--- - . 40 Ill .m-II--' -m - ngw-u-uv-- . . W .. ..... -.--.....-1, .w 4-.n1 nm---I mam: km .' Organized in 1918' DIRECTOR Professor Carl A. Lmnpert MEMBERS Albert Frey William Fulton W'ilyah Graves Ledforci Gregarv Mabel Gumm Ed Gribbin Kathleen Hagan Richard E. Jagger: james B. jones Ralph Kemp George Langstaff 131 C. Slankey IVIorris Forrest Neal Paul Nolte Pierre Fujol Janet Palmer Anita R005 Jane Rubin Munell Salutsky Nciliu Frances Sellers Howard Smith Doris Sm? 1 Stuart Urbach m i: x 4 1.-- x-nt-II-u'.su .l-Ai-h-$g $ m mmmwm-- , mm m '.-- -u' m-u- . ' lth-u- Mu- - m...- mr-w--u---- A m..- .m-nu-u-s-u-uu-n mu- mun: MENUSS $$3 CCEEBI James E.Abe11 Leonard E. Allen Omar R. Allen George W. Ballou E. T.B1'eathiu. Jl: Joseph H.But1er Elbert A, Cheek Norman Chrisman Robert Davis, Joe- Elswick Embry William Julm H. Feamster Founded 1018 with 18 Members by Carl A. Lampert DIRECTOR Lewis Henry Hurton STUDENT MEMBERS Kenneth Fincher Albert H. Frey Bradford T.Garrism1 Jack Giannini William XV Hall Frank Brook Hart Chester R. Lewis I C. Lewis H'arold Lindsay VViIliam F. Nave XVilIiam Neal Hudson Nichols Edwin XV. Nolan 132 David Phelps Harry C. Reagen Rnhorl L Roberts Carroll Robit- Robert L. Rogers Robert. Rupard Marvin Talbotl VVinIm'd B. Thomas Alex VeE-ch Harold Bull Wright Joseph Garland Young Paul S, Young, : 49$ ,. w.,mwm..-....- ,5. 5 'H'l? wm- 0 .9' WQDMENO$ EEEE CGEEJJI 1931 by Mildred S. Lewis Founded September, QWWM ...;...WE FACULTY ADVISER Mildred S. Lewis STUDENT MEMBERS tot . many; now ' i Edwina Abraham Ruth Adams Joan Akers Virginia Allen IVIary E Alversun IVIury Frances Bach Jane Bandy Eunex'a Bias Betty Lee Birk Jane Birk Laura Jean Blake Ruth Bradford Jean IVIeador Brown NIildred Buchanan Sally Buckner Jeanne Bureau Marydelle Calvert Anne Canon Minkie Clarke Jean Shirley Crabb Elizabeth Crapster Kuthurinu Crapster Mary Crawford Juanita Creedle Alice Dean Mary Jane Dorsey Elizabeth Dosker NIargarel Drake Laura Durham Ellzabeth IVIae Evertson Ann Carter Felts Elizabeth File Bony Lee Foster NIarjorie Freeman jean Galloway Florida Garrison Ann Gillespie IVIary Gillespiu Evelyn Green Martha Allen Gregory Elizabeth Hagan Kathleen Hanag Fannie Hall Myra Harris Edyth Heamn Mary Frances Helmick Mary Lucille Hort June Hubbard Jane Humphrey Shirley Kilgore Billie Anne Kirlley Hattie Knight Maurine Louise Korfhage 133 Julie Landrum Lillian Liehel Virginia Lipscomb Celeste Maggard Betty Jean May Marie Louise MCCown IVIary Beth McFarlan Sarah NIcInteer Trilhy LicKeehan Leota Meade Shirley Meister Dora Merenbloom Betsy Jean Mitchell Mildred IVIiller Jean Mills Mary Louis Mitts Mary Mulligan NIarie Louise Munroe Leila Nichols joan Taylor Noland Ellen O'Bannon Gwendolyn Pace Ruth Pace Joyce Padgett Marjorie Palmore Louise Peak Frederica Pride Virginia Ray Jean Reed Margaret Richards Mary Jane Riggs Amm R005 Helen Marie Rose Betty Ruby Bettie Harris Russell Amy Rutherford Mary Kavanaugh Scott Nellie Frances Sellers Betty Shively Betsy Simpson Helen Louise Swift Elaine Swift Lillian Tate Nancy Fillmore Toll Mary Jo Underwood Bobette Walker Ann Wallace Ruth Elizabeth Warren Julia Waters Martha Weller Lois White Mary Wilson Virgmiu Zuniga EDINHVEESQSHTY $$ $3$3 $me Ruth Adams Jane Bandy Marybelle Calvert Minkie Clarke Juanita Cl'cedlu Alice Dean Ann Carter Felts Jesse Adams, jr. Leonard Allen Lysle Bach William Denny joseph Elswick William Embry Organized in 1932 by Mildred S. Lewis DIRECTOR Mildred S. Lewis ORGANIST Lela W. Cullis STUDENT NIEIVIBERS WOMEN Betty Lee Foster Heme Knight Marjorie Freeman jeanne Lancaster Kathleen Hagan Virginia Mills Mary Frances Helmick Anita R005 Mary Lucille Hnrr Bettie Harris Russell Jane Humphrey Frances Sellers Betsy Simpson MEN Robert Farris J. C, Lewis Jack Giannini Harold Lindsay John Gillebpie David Phelps Kenneth Gray Carmll Robic Robert Kuhlman RoberL Rogers Chester Lewis Marvin Talbott EDEN M33 EAE?EMA MENSS MUSIC HONORARY Fuunded a! New England Conservatory, Boston, Mass, 1898 Alpha Gamma Chapter Installed at the University nl Kentucky, 1922 PURPOSE It shall be the purpose of Ihi: fraternitv to advancu the cause of music in America; to foster Llw mutual welfare and brotherhood of students of music: Tn develop the truest fra- ternal spirit among its members. and to encourage luvaltv to the Alma Mater, FACULTY ADVISER D1'.Alexander Capurso MEMBERS IN FACULTY E. J. Asher Rohmt Kuhlman John S Richardson Alexander Capursn Carl A. LamperL E. G. Sulzer OFFICERS PERRY R. ADAMS , . . . . . Presidem LEONARD B. ALLEN . . S . . VzcnPresidenz ALBERT FREY . . . , . . . . Secretary GEORGE LANGSTAFF . . , . . Treasurer STUDENT MEMBERS Perry Adams. Albert Frey Paul Nolle Leonard Allen Ralph Kemp David Phelps Louis Barker john KB! 1' Pierre Pujol .Iim Davidson George Langstaff joe Terra Harold Lindsay PLEDGES Kenneth Fincher Lewis Horton Marvin Talbott Ledford Gregory James B. JUUES Alex Veech Newell Hadden Murrell Salutsky Garland Young Allen Lindsay Lnngsmff Nplw yrev Plljol Phelps Anums 135 nmhu-Wu ? E33 ZARHD QDF ?EBHMCQEFMDN$ PURPOSE The purpose of the Board of Student Publications is to advise on policies rugarding Operation of tho KENTUCKIAN and THF, KERNFI.: to provide- for the rules and regulmious governing the selection and the election of major members of the st: FACULTY MEMBERS FRANK D. PETERSON . . . , . . Complrollel' o! Universny WILLIS C. TUCKER . . . . . Aswuarc Pruicssur of Journalism NIEL PLUMMER . . Dtrector 0: Szudenr Publications and Head 0! Ihe Journalism Deparrnmm STUDENT IVIEIVIBERS ROBERT KIELFR , , . . . . . . . Editor of Kenrucklan PAT SNIDER . . . V V Edirm nl Kemel MARVIN AKERS . . . . . Menk' ViCEhPresidem JANE BIRK . V . . . PVomen's Vinte-Prosidmu Fuorsr z: Snidnr 138 5 I345- r - 1 J. '3 . As one has surely noted by now, the 1943 KEN, TUCKIAN is dedicaLed not only lo 111:: former Stu, dents 0f the University but also to the men and women of the whole country who are serving with me armed forces, We hope this book may hp a lasting tribute to them, I should like to thank Bradford Garrison, mun, aging editor for his exceptional assigtancel The staff slmuld also be recognized for its cooperation in making this book possible. Much credit belongs to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Long ml the Lafayette Studio, Jahn and Olliur Engraving Company. Kings- port Presh. Inc.. and The Kernel Press. Dr. Nlel Plummer. head of the Department nf Journalism. has been not only an adviser but a real friend. So after many months, here iL is-and I hopp you like it. J, ROBERT KIBLER. Edimr Kihlo's KEN?EUJLGKMAN EDITOR IAL STAFF EDITORrINlCHIEF j. Robert Kibler MANAGING EDITOR Bradford T, Garrison ASSOCIATE EDITORS Cl Edwin Barncs Virginia Long Chester B. Theiss. Jr. The last precious jar of rubber cement has harm emptied; the final sheet of mounting board has been cut and sam- tn the engraver. The members of the editorial staff under the capable direction of editor- ln-chief Bob Kibler and managing editor Brad Gare risun have prepared the 1943 Kentuckinn for pub, lication, The results of many hmlrx of fun and hard work which began early last fall have become apparent. We are proud to haw:- oniovecl lhe privilege of making a permanent record 0f life at the University during such a signiFlcanl' year. The work done by the three. associate editorsr ClxesLel' Thais ELI Barnes. and Virginia Long. was unusually sullSlaCr tory this time. Each was assigned stcrnl rlvlinile tasks to complete at specified times. Chester Theiss was the only associate with experience from last year. B. F. Melton and Vincent Spagnlmln, 1wo 0f the Outstanding sports writers 0n the campus. were in charge of the sports section this yearl josephine Glassrock was in charge of all mounting and made nne 0f the outstanding contributions to the work of the editorial staff. Eloise Bennett and Edith Weisen- berger are to be commended on the hum job they did 011 the fraternity and sorority copy. An unusually large number 01' people offered their services. All were capable and eager tn work. The three hardesL-working members of the general staff were June Baker, Merl Baker, and John Trimble. They were always on hand when needed and their earnestness is appreciated. There is not space to mention each staff member individually. but all cltv serve thanks and recognition All of the art work was contributed by Adalin Stern. who did a very line job All picLLues fur the personality section Were snapped by Bill Triplett. KENTEBeEKMAN ASSOCIATE EDITORS Bm'nm. ThelSS 140 W4? . . , . , y '7 l ,. VI: 73 ewww- KENTQBCGEKEEAN LAYOUT Almephine Glasscock Mary Jane Gullahor FRATICRNITY AND SORORITY Elnisu Bennen Edith Wuixvulmrgfr Nancy Adams .Iunu Halwr Merl Baker Sara Began Alma Clarkson Agnvs Fennimnre EDITORIAL STAFF SPORTS B. R Melton Vincent Spagnuolo ORGANIZATIONS Betty Proctor COPY Sue Fann Gooding jessica Gay STAFF MENIBERS Sue Fennimore Frances Jinkins Claudine NIullinaux Roberm Parker Wanda Scrivnur Allie Webb ART Adeline Stern John Trimble PHOTOGRAPHY Jahn Patton Bill Triplett Jean VVhaley Betty Bohzmzmn Mary Lillian Davis Julie Landrum IVIartha McCauley Jean Mills GI: xL-uck Gonding Melton Snnuuunlo Bonnet! 'I'nmblv M. nukur Bohmtnun J. B r Prgclm' KV'Vniwnlwrgnr Hogan Pnrkm' MchJm' 31111.: 141 VSMV n n. V ,V -IURVJ ' V , V . . , 914' , . -. mum: .W At the beginning of this year the business staff had its H'mlhles: only a few students were inclined to work on the busmess staff; we expected a decrease in bmh indwidual and organizatiunul sales; our on grm'er went nut 01' businL-s: and we had to sign up another at the last minute; and the Army hovered over the Kentuckinm linnllv taking its eduor. man- aging auditor .and two of its associate ethmrs before the spring quarter had started. Regardless of all this. lhc- business staff at the '1943 Kentuckian can certainly boast M a successful 5oarv The advance sales campaign broke previous records by more than 15 percent. Individual salhsr men showing the best results wcru NIicki Hogan, IVlarjorie Freeman. Mary B. Stm-Wo, Lys VVanm. VVynneLte VVhiLe, Chester Theik .1an Mary Saum den. all under the supervismn 01 Sales Manager Amy Rutherford. Crechlhfor tracking down campus groups in the sales of organizational pages goes In Mirki Began. Luuille Brown. Ernestine Glenn, Mary Alamo Cwallzr hm: IVIary Lyle and W'anda Scrivner. The beauty queen contest was carefully supervised by Ed Barnes. Although certain indivxduals may have been more cnmpetent than others. it was the Lnltil'ing work of the entire business staff whxch insulod the suctess 0f the 1943 Kentuckian from a Flnanrim stumlpoim We are all justly proud of our record Ihis year. JOSEPH A. BOHNAK. EQENTEEhESEAN-h BUSINESS STAFF Dons Aldrich Mary Jane Gallaher VV-anda Scrivner Ed Barnes Ernestine Glann Ethel Smith Micki Began Mary Lyle ' Mary B. Sleele Lucille Brown Amy Rutherford Lys Wallace Marjorie Freeman Mary Saunderrs Wynnette White lenihn rmrd AierlrEv-x Bruun 142 For the first time in many years a woman editor has occupied the swivel chair in the front office of The Kernel suite situated in the sub-basement 0f MCVey hall, and Surveyed a 'staff composed mosllv of the feminine element. Despite tho ohgtzlcles of war lack of man-power in the shop, less advertising. and newsprint restric- ticnsiiitho prt-ss rnlletl twice a week and The Ken? tucky Kernel appeared each Tuesday and Friday morning. bringing to the students the news of the campus, of alumni, and of students serving in the armed forces. The big event of the year was The Kernel-spon- sored scrap drive in October which netted 79.900 pounds or slightly less than 40 tons of the badly needed metal. Nine hundred pounds of the scrap were rollet'ted us admission to the scrap dance sport? sored by the Interfraternity council during the drive. The proceeds from the drive although small because most of the metal was donated were voted to the war fund. The Kernel also hacked to the limit the War Chest campaign on the campus, and was proud to be able to print that the studunm contributed twice as much as they had ever given to any previous cause, May The Kernel extend good luck and best wishes to the men in the armed forces. wherever their Kentuckiam may reach them. PATRICIA SNIDER. Fritlm' Snider REENEE EDITORIAL STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF NEVVS EDITOR Patricia Snider Betty jane Pugh MANAGING EDITOR MANAGING EDITOR 'MANAGING EDITOR x Celia Bederman Lewis Sawm jim Carroll Stm'm Pugh Bedm'ntm Cnllull 143 SPORTS EDITOR Baxter Melton ASSISTANT SOCIETY EDITOR B91 tye McClanahan Robert Ammons Ed Barnes Dick Gillespie Vincent Spagnuolo June Baker Merl Baker Eugenia Brown Lois Ogden REENEE EDITORIAL STAFF ASSOCIATE EDITORS Jimmy Hurt Alice VV'aLkins ASSISTANT NEWS EDITOR IVIary Norma VVeatherspoon COLUIVINISTS Bill Goodloc REPORTERS Janet Edwards Lucy Thomas Florida Garrison Alice Freeman Dorothy Angle Claudine Niullinaux SOCIETY EDITOR Dawson Hawkins C A RTOON 1 ST Juno Wyatt Tommy Moore Bub VVnrlh Betty Tovis Harry Reagan Betty Fleishmzm 1VIaryI.1llizln Davis Omor Allen Polly McCulloch Multan Hawkins quhnrspoon Ammonx Wntknm Spagnuolu Oggdrn McClzuznhun Barnes .1. Bukrl' Hmnllm' M Bukm' Hurt Huvwm'th Mnow- Mullinmlx 144 ,, r a v-Aq-w; gym: , w 5. 1 1 E W'hen school opened last lull. the war. for us Anwricans. wus mshing madly toward the end of its hrsL year. 1L hm! losL lls sparkle and glamor and a great many students attempted tempumrily to bury themselves in their isolated life on the campus. For the members of the Kernel iusnmss Staff such iso- lation Wm :11: inwossibility. A2, they canwwwrl the Lexington stores for mlvcrtming they were faced by ralioniug and depleted stocks on mw hand and in creased businesq m1 Ihe other. Tnat The Kernel rhd nmintain a goodly percent- age of ilk; advertisers was largElv due to the Constant efforts of George Bmker, Advertising IVIanagerh who hefl wheel in hhn'ch 10 enter me army. Lexington business men were also mwt considemm in Lneir at- Iilude toward the collage paper under such trving circumst nnvcs, Since me sL-rmnl quarter a compleLe zuhvmrl smff has been trained under the leadership of Miss Betty Bohannon. Them: girls. who will assume full direc- tion of The Kernel 'iusmess Staff next year. have proved themselves most effirwnl and have done a great deal 10 dcstrov the Business Staff's taboo against uomerx. The work of the entire staff under uaxtime strain has been highly rummendable and the paper has cummued to operate on :1 mund financial basis. Al- though it u'nu thought necessary to reduce The Ker- nul 10 a weekly papm' dLuin; the third quarter, this mm y change which Wlll kerminate with is a L the C:O.C of the war. JAY W, WILSON ADVERTISING MANAGER BUSINESS MANAGER George Barker jay Wilson SECRETARY Pat Rimmer KERNEE ADVERTISING STAFF Buuy Bohannon Barbara GmH Filknmre Bowen Lucille Brown Shirley Keeti Ruth Eubank Martha McCaulcy Elizabeth Faulkner CIRCULATION MANAGER Fillmcre Boxx en Polly NICCulloch Dorothy Robinson Vincent Spagmmlu Inez Strother Spngmwln Unwvn Ummnnun l-tumm 1' 15.1mm wwmwmmw'4 !mwi-i. wyz-u-aa-e: array n. Etchborn Vullandingham Macko PJHOD Huuum' Duncan Evans Clemmr Cayu'uod Mm'nor mmmmv EN 3331 BEER Edited and Published by the Students of the College of Engineering PURPOSE The purpose of the Kentucky Engineer is to further the College and the University Of Kentucky by providing a means for both students and alumni to publish articles of an en, ginorxring nature. FACULTY ADVISORY BOARD Proi, E. B. Farris Business Adviser Prof. E A. Bureau Electrical Engineering Depf Prof. D. V. Terrell Editorial Adviser Prof. M. W. Beebe Mining and Metallurgical Dept. Prof. L. E. Nollau Prof. R. E. Shaver Civil Engineering Dept. Prof, J. W. May Mining Engineering Dept. Photography and Composttion PUBLICATION STAFF EDITOR FEATURE EDITOR R. J. Eschhnrn M, E. '43 Ralph L. Hucaby, EL E. 44 BUSINESS MANAGER Howard C Freer. C. 141.44 CIRCULATION MANAGER Clay Vallandingham, E E. '44 ASSOCIATE EDITORS B. W Duncan, Met. E. .43 Jerry Macke, M. E, 44 B. L. Patton. E. 15.43 C, C. Clement, C. E. '44 STAFF MEMBERS James Wyatt. Met. E. 45 William Finnie. C. E. '45 Charles Marley, C E. 45 Earl Evans, E. E. '44 W. C Caywuod. M. E. 44 Dick Storey, C E. v44 H211 Maynor. Met. E, ,44 Jack Begley. E. E. '45 Harold Carr, M. EL '45 George White, '45 Bob Moler, ,45 KENTED1RW EAW QQDRJEENZAE Established on the Campus of the University 01 Kentucky, 1911 PURPOSE To foster legal writing and research, FACULTY EDITOR Professor Roy Moreland FACULTY MEMBERS Faculty members of the College of Law serve as ex officio members of the staff. EDITORIAL STAFF MAMW'Q'G-mwlltmnmmhmuu.mnwlmmwllmlllrn'Md-ynhhnl ROBERT SPRAGIL'NS , . V . . . . . , . . V Editor ROBERT HAMMOND . . . , . . . . Associate Editor HENRY BRAMBLET 1 . . 1 . . Circulation IWanagjez JOHN EV HOWE . . 1 . . 1 Business Manager STAFF Jamea Collier Bmhara Moore Helen Sioplwnmn v Carleton M. Davis Leo Oxley Ira G. Stuphcluon W. H. Fulton. Jr. Scott Reed John I Yeager The following members of Lhe present Lzm' Juurnul staff are now in the armed forces of the United States: XVilliam Buford W'. R. Knuckles Marrus Redwine. Jr. Pollard White :iA A g ta .2 Reed BmmbluL Mnow Summons Stmjlmmon Yougvr an'ia Howe Hammond Comm 147 iri'ir ED ANHZEXEMDNg . deh A .wnwmn; Yaaaor 1's Bark CulllPl' Conlvy Marcus NPJI Ruud SSTQBEDENT $ WEE3NMENLE Installed on Campus, 1939 PURPOSE The purpose of the Student Government Association is to enact and enforce such legisi lation as is hereinafter set out. with a view to a harmonious coordination of the various or- ganizations on the campus; to effect a centralized student government, better facultyistudcm cooperation: and to promote the general welfare of the student body. OFFICERS JAMES COLLIER President MARVIN AKERS . . , . Men's Vice-President JANE BIRK . . . . , . . . Womenis Vice-Prosident ELOISE BENNETT Secretary jOAN TAYLOR Treasurer CARROLL R0311: . . . . . . . . Clerk SCOTT REED . . . , . . . Counselor I COMMITTEE HEADS Joan Taylor David Marcus ? Finance Committee Student Welfare Committee Gayle Neal Liaisons Committee STUDENT MEMBERS Jack AtchinsoniAJSL S. Alex Halleom. Betty L. Birk A.8L S. Roy HunL Agr. Eloise BummttAAgr. Frances Jinkins Ah S. William Caywood Eng. Martha Koppius Alia S. Elizabeth ChapmaniAii'. 5. Ruth McQuowniGrad. Margarm Erskine C0m. John Nee1y Afx. S. George GilbertiAfxw S. Louise PeakiEduc W. W, Shick-Engr, Noland Hull Hunt Schick Bonnvll Koppms T119155 Cnyuuud B. Rirk Atchmsmz Spugnuolu Rnbiv 5 g 9 . E??itBEDEN? QQDWEEBNMENT Pat Conley Social Committee Vincent SpagnuoloiCnm. Joan TayloriABz. S. Chester B. Theiss Agr. Kenneth VanlandinghamiSpl. George Warwickast S. John Yeager-Law WWmm-uummmwmuhmmwrwmmmwmmum ..;-,.V,w.4.V. w - Jerome EasthamiAXS: S. Wnrwiuk Chapman Jen . Gilbew Emmam Erskmc $$$$$EHZA ZETJA ;; AGRICULTURE HONORARY 1' g 5 Founder! at Ohio State University in 1897 g' Installed at the University of Kentucky, 1912 i. i x PURPOSE 5 I To promote the profession of agricultufe; to establish, foster and develop high standards ; ' of scholarship character. leadership and a spirit of fellowship among all its members; to - create and bind together a body of outstanding technical men, who by scholarly attainment. 1 g i faithful service and maintenance of ethical ideals and principles have achieved riistinction r : I and are capable of honoring achievement in others: to strive for breadth of vision, unitv of ti . . l $ action and accomphshment of 1deals; to commend all worthy deeds and 1f fraternal welfare 1 1 demands, to counsel with its members. .; i J FACULTY ADVISERS 3 Dana G. Card Lawrence A Bradford James D Kelly t: OFFICERS in JAMES W. CROWLEY . . . . . , . Chancellor B HAROLD EVANS . . . . . . . . . . Censor 4 JIM STRAUSS . . . . . . . . . Scribe JAMES A. PORTER . . . . . . . Treasurer REID B. ENGLAND . . . . . . Chronicler ROY H, HUNT . . . . . . . Guide I STUDENT MEMBERS James W. Crowley Harold Evans James A Porter x Oscar A. Cull Roy H. Hunt James St. Clair Reid B. England Robert Hutton Jim Strauss Hunt England Cr 0 . Strauss Porter Evans 152 s g Knight Alex VCFCIL Attendants Ruth Lmk and IVIZU'IIIE. Adams. Knigh; Ru; Hum Queen Belly Proctor and King Jamm melcz. EAEE FE$EMWAE The usual gay festivitiE-s prevailed for two nights when the 22nd Annual Fall Festival was held by the Agriculture and Home Economics Students. This celebration is annually Sponsored by the Block and Bridle, Animal .Hushandrv Honorary Fraternity. Entertainment for :1 large group of visitors included stunts by Block and Bridle pledges and among the students. contusts auch us. milking. cornhusking, and chicken picking. A large group of exhibits almost completely running Ln a patriotic theme was displayed by individual clubs. This year the Block and Bridle won the trophy given each year by Alpha Zeta. for an exhibit which displayed wartime consumption of meats. The climax of the first evening came with the presentation of the Queen. King and their attendants. The Queen Miss Betty Proctor. Lexington. and her attendants, NIiss Ruth Link and Miss Martha Adams. were selected by the men in the College of Agriculium and Home Ecnnnmics. while Jim Crowley Butlen was chosen to reign as King by the women of the college Roy Hunt and Alex Veech were selected as Knights. 153 mmwliahiasu-VW-zmgatwawm.:a-um-xgwy -. ,- - Allen HIVGH Pizwr Gallon Schaffer PorLer Coppock Foster McCord Philput Evans BusLiu Hum Bell Thmss lexutuu LL'iIY England Goochmster Russclll Johnson Curbm XVeuklm' Gonmn Crmx lm' Slums; Powers HJrnrd 33.63 33 EANED IEEEEDEE ANIMAL HUSBANDRY FRATERNITY Founded at Chicago, Illinois, 1919 Installed at the University of Kentucky, 1923 PURPOSE First: to promote a higher srholastic standard among the students of animal husbandry: setond: to promote animal husbandry, especially all phases of student animal husbandry work in colleges and universities; third: to bring about a closer relationship among the men pursuing some phase of animal husbandry as a profession. FACULTY ADVISER Dr. W. P. Garrigus Ben Allen Thomas Brawnwell Combs JIM M. STRAUSS . ROYAL KEITH KELLY ROBERT GOODPASTER Chester 13. Theiss Lennard Allen Garland Bastin Wm E. Bewley Carl Bell Sam Coppock John I. Anderson Derwood M. Baird Raymond A. Brockman HAROLD EVANS WILLIAM J. FOSTER, GARLAND BASTIN James Corbin James Crowley Reid England Harold Evans Wm. Foster Harry Gatton David Cleveland Thumas J. Cobb Oscar Abbett Cull jR . HONORARY MEMBERS B. C. Cotton OFFICERS STUDENT MEMBERS Maurice Genton Bob Goodpastcr Fisher Harned Elmer Hixon Roy Hunt PLEDGES E. B. Cunningham Francis G. Foqle 154 H. O. Moxley R. M. Clark President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Marshal Robert Johnson Keith Kelley Monroe Leer David McCord Robert Philpot jewell Piper William Haughaboo Raymond Moore Adrian Razor James Porter Marvin Powers Ray Russell Gerald Schaffer James Strauss James Thornton Holland P Thrasher Sam D. Weaklev, jr. James A Welch EACCBL'RHCGEDETEBESE 3$$3$ PURPOSE The Agriculture Council is composed of the presidents of all organizations and a few otlwr selcrtcd students in the College of Agriculture, It is a coordinating bodv for the COL leg'e of Agriculture. ,mlummmm mmnmum marupagaH-Wbmwyuwuagmuno w i; OFFICERS E. JAMES W. CROWLEY . . , . . , , . . . President : ROY H, HUNT , . . . . . . Vice-President RAY RUSSELL . . . . . A . Secretary Rum ENGLAND . V . . V Treasurer l STUDENT MEMBERS Eloise Benneu Reid England Liary Searcy Myrtle Binkley Roy Hum Jim Strauss David Cleveland Amelia Mason Chester B. Theiss Sam Coppock Ray Russell Mary W'hitehouse James Cruwley Winfred Thomas Coppock Strauss Hunt Cfuxxlvy chmu Russnll ThClSS Bmklcy Scarcy NIJSUH Clm'vlnncl Wlulchouxu England 155 EAEEEMA $13 $3 33$$35 CHEMISTRY HONORARY Founded a1 Ihe University at Wisconsin, 1902 Installed at the Unix'crsiry oi Kentuckv, 1917 PURPOSE First: to bind its members with a ti? 0f truP and lasting friendship: second: LU sLlive for the advancement of Clxemistrv both as a science and a profession: third: to aid its members by every honorable means in the attainment of their ambitions as chemists throughout their mortal lives. OFFICERS RUSSELL A HUNT, JR. . . . . Master Alchemist RUSSELL GILKEY . . . . , ViceAMaster Alchenzisi HAROLD B, Dvme . , , , . . V Recorder DIRK VERHAGEN . , . . . V . . Treasurer JOHN P. SHEEHAN . . , . . . , . Ruportur DAN P. MARSHALL . . . AMaslcr of Ceremonies KARL RAPP . , . . . V . Historian STUDENT MEMBERS Actives Wendall P. Cropper Dan P Marshall Irvin H Nelther Harold Dwyer Russell A. Hunt Dirk Verhagen Russell Gilkey Raymond E. Thompson John P Sheehan Carlton Fuushee joseph H. Ross Theodore White- Ralph E. Meyers Pledges William Arnspiger Boyd Jessee James Saunders David Bernett Hal Maynor Joseph Stitos John Brown Glenn McAllister James Walker Ben Combs Bart N. Peak. jr. Ben Whitmor Chester Jenkins R. H. Ritchie James L. Wyatt Hms Dypr Hum. Gillzey Vcrhagcn Siur's Jolmxon Shnchnu WhiLo NPthor nyor Umdd; Aldrlcl: szlmurv nym' o Uunnun A ; . anmm GHHr-nkmnprr Snuall L'navnn'ti Em: Yalo- Faulkner FWENS Founded a! Ike University of Pittsburgh. 1932 Theta Chapter Established, 1951 PURPOSE The purpose of Cwens is to. establish and maintain chapters of Cwens in colleges and universities for the sake of fostering leadership scholarship and feHowship among the women of the sophomore class: to promote leadership among freshman women: to serve to promote the Interest of Lhu college and university in every way possible: and to supervise and direct these chapters in the attainment of their common idealm FACULTY ADVISERS Sarah B. Holmes Margaret W'arron STUDENT ADVISERS Wilma Salmon Frances Jinkins OFFICERS MARJORIE PALMORE , . . Prosidcnr VIRGINIA BASKETT , , . . . . . Vice-Presidem ANN CARTER FELTS . . . . . Secretary MARGARET ERSKINE . . . . . . Treasurer BETTY ALDRICH AND PRISCILLA GRAnm' . . Historians STUDENT MEMBERS Betty Aldrich NIary Elizabelh Crawford Ellen O'Bannon Virginia Baskett Elizabeth Faulkner Ruth Pace Edith Conant Ann Carter Felts MHTJUI'iC Palmure Carojean Elsey Priscilla Graddy Mary Elizabeth Stigall Margaret Erskine Sonja Gravenkemper IVIarian Yates Lucy Meyer 157 Mw.'hmmmmuwud-nm-nmmmgmtmygw-ylmw' ' - ii I Peak Ruthrlmd Boyd Martin Kilputrick Muhnn Wilson Berry Koger SmiLh Dolbvrg Minton REA??EA EDEEEEMQ E93 NATIONAL EDUCATION HONORARY Founded at the Universiry nf Illinois, 1909 Installed ar the University of Kentuckv, 1924 PURPOSE TO encourage in its members a higher degree of consecration to social service by fosi tering high professional and scholastic standards during period of preparation for teaching and by recognizing outstanding service in the Eeld nf education FACULTY ADVISERS IVIiss Grace Anderson Dean W, S, Taylor HONORARY MENIBER Dr, W. S Webb MEMBERS IN FACULTY Mrs. May K. Duncan Miss Margaret Humphreys Dr. Hartford Mis Louise Wilson Mrs. Ruth Haines Miss Shipman Miss Estelle Adams Miss Nell Walton Miss West Miss Jeanette Molloy Miss Katherme Conroy Mrs. Stella Gilb Miss Lela Mason Mrs. Henson Miss Helen Belser Miss Genevieve Roemer OFFICERS AMY RUTHERFORD . . . . . President MISS HAZEL CHRISMAN . . . . . . . Vicc-Presidenz MISS MARGARET HUMPHREYS V . . . . Secretary DEAN TAYLOR . . . , . . . Treasurer MISS GRACE ANDERSON . . . . . Counselor STUDENT MEMBERS Betty Berry Barbara Kilpatrick Louise Peak Lucille Bovd Ethel Koger Caroline Pike Laura Cleveland Gertrude Kuhler Amy Rutherford Evelyn Dolberg Robert R. Mahan Ethel Smith Eleanor Dixon Dorothy Martin Louise R Wi15on John Dean Mintun 158 KEYQ PURPOSE To promote good fellowship among fraternities. FACULTY ADVISER HONORARY MEMBER Dr. White Dr. White OFFICERS HARTLEY A. GREENWELL . . . . . . . . . . President CAL ROSZELL . . V . . V . . . VicerPresidenr jACK PRYOR , . . , , . Secretary and Treasurer STUDENT MEMBERS .Inc Ehmit John Linder Jim Taylor Mariun Hall PeKe Manos Bill Thomas Bob Tnsko Spencer Merwin DaVid Phelps Roy Klrcanf Bob Snyder Sam VVeakley glx Schxwidm' Kirchmf anmwll Manes Rnsn-ll thlps: Mm'wm Tnylm 'y'mklm' 159 E E E i - M-v. -. s - unsum amazinhymv ., www- EEAM? EANED 33$ $$ SENIOR MENS HONORARY Founded at the University of Kentucky in 1903 PURPOSE To recognize qualities of leadership among outstanding members of the senior Class. FACULTY ADVISER HONORARY MEMBER T. R. Bryant Judge R. C. Stall OFFICERS JAMES W. CROWLEY . . . . President MELVIN BREWER . . . . . . . V Firs! Vice-l'resident BEN LOWRY . . . . Second Vice-President JOE BOHNAK . . . . . . Secretary GERALD I SCHAFFE , . . , Treasurer MARVIN AKERS . . , Sergeant-at-Arms MEMBERS IN FACULTY Davis Buckner Ab Kirwan Bart Peak j, R. johnson S J. Lowry Niel Plummer J. E. Parken Jr, STUDENT MEMBERS Kinler Marvin L. Akers George E. Barker Joseph A. Bnhnak Melvin C. Brewer Brooks M, Coons James W. Crowley Ahlin L. Chambers Roy H4 Hunt SchuKl'I-I Luil Walker Jackson Manrd j. T. Jackson III Robert Kibler James D. Lail Ben H. Lmvry David MrCord Sam C. McElrny Robert E. Meyprs Hugh Moorhead Akers Hun! Myer 160 W. P. Wilsnn Gayle Neal James A. Porter Gerald J, Schaffer Othor R. Shadwick Roy Steinfort Thomas L. Walker William A. Wilson William P. W'ilson Bolmak Crowley W,A.W'115nn Pm'll'r Chumhvrs mauswwewmw Szmm B 3.1L MAT Kulll-y Lmdxuv LJmh'um Earns: GIHN Vt Cu; uuod Tlmxs HLC'ADI' A 3.1L w r EQN Q! E E3 jUNIOR MEN'S HONORARY Founded a! 11'? Linirrrslry u! Kenzuclu. 1901 PURPOSE To prommP a clnscr feeling and a cooperative spirit among members of the Junim class: in recognize exceptional attainment in members of the lower divisions: and to award sevenLy-fn'e dollars in annual scholarships to u orthy and needy Juniors. FACULTY ADVISER W. 3 Ward GEORGE GILBERT ROBERT LANDRUM C. EDWIN BARNtS H. C. BLOUNT LEWIS SAWIN C. Edwin Barnes H. C Hlnunl William C. Caywood William A. Dunlap George Gilbert Ralph L. Hucuby i ! V HONORARY MEMBER W'. S Ward OFFICERS President Vice-Presidenr Secretary Treasurer Publicity Chainnan STUDENT M EIVIBERS Robert Huuon Andre Meyer Jack Kelly Robert Myer Roberl Landrum Nixon Peak Harold Lindsey Lewis Sawin jerry Nlacke Chester 13. Theiss Keith Vice 161 :3 i E f S I 5 I i E 2 1 p-x w m A Q? , w L e Pugh Hall Bmkley Dirk Rolnn Austm Gruvps Salmon Lancaster Snider Hayes MCIDESWAES IQJMARE Founded at Syracuse University, 1918 51.3.0 and Crown Chaprer Installed on Campus 1920 PURPOSE To advance the spiriL of service and fellowship among University women; to maintain a lngh standard of scholarship: and to recognize and encourage leadership FACULTY ADVISERS Mrs. Sarah B.H01me5 Mrs. Lola Rubinsun Miss Margaret Lester MEMBERS IN FACULTY Nliias: IVledrerl Lewis Miss Marguerite McLaughlin Miss Sally Pence Miss Lulie Logan OFFICERS SARAH ANNE HALL Prcsident JEANNETTE GRAVES Vice-President MYRTLE BINKLEY . , . . ; . . Secretary VVILMA SALMON . . , . . . . Treasurer BETTY JANE PUGH . . V . , . Editor STUDENT MEMBERS Wanda AUbLiH Sarah Anne Hall Betty Jane Pugh Myrtle Binkley Jane Hayes Barbara Rehm jane Birk Jeanne Lancaster Wilma Salmon JeannuLLe G1 uvus Patricia Snider OME$E3GDN EDEEEZA KAPPA SENIOR MENS HONORARY Founded nl W'nshingtnn and Lee University, 1914 Nu Circle Installed at University of Kenzucky, 1925 PURPOSE First: Lu recognize men who have attained a lngh slandani of leadership in col- legiaLe activities; second: to bring together most representative men iw all phaxc; of calf legiate lite and thus Lu crcate an organization which will help to mould the sem'iment of the institution on questions of local and intercollegiate intermt; and third; to bring together mnmlwrs; of the faculty and student bodv of the institution on a basis of mutual intereqt. umlersianding :md helpfulnusq. NIEIVIBERS 1N FACULTY H, H. Downing; W.P.Cvar1'igus M. M.Whi10 OFFICERS Ruuuu'r H. HILLICNMEYER . . . . , V Prnsiden! ROY H. HUNT . V V . . . . . VicevPresident Cu GJVENS DIXON . . . . Seurelary DR, H. i-L DUWNING . . . . . Treasurer STUDENT MEMBERS Bob Ammom Lennard Greathouse Roy H. Hum Jay Wilson james Crowley Robert Hillenmeyer Terry Noland Othor Sharfm'ick Given; Dixon James Johnson Marvin Akers George Dudley Wllxun Imlmzmmrr Dixon nnmzh . l-Isvhhnrn 51mm ml; Cm ull'on P Dudlu' Mnnml 163 E3333 ZAE?E1EA TEE?EA I HISTORY HONORARY Founded at the University of Arkansas. 1921 Tau Chapter Founded at tho Univursiry of Kentucky, 1936 PURPOSE The furtherance of the study of historv and the attainment of a high quality of scholasi Lic interest in the subject FACULTY ADVISER I Dr. Huntley Dupre MENIBERS IN FACULTY ' James Franklin Hopkins Rubert T. Lunde Thomas Clark 7: Huntley Dupre OFFICERS BETTY BERRY . . . . . . . . , . . President MARY PATTERSON KENT . . . . . . ViceAPreSident KATE WOODS . . , . . Secretary-Treasurer STUDENT MEMBERS Betty Berry Helen Hooc Stanley Saunier Jacquelin Bull Mary Patterson Kent William Stafford Sarah Ann Hall Sarah McInteer Lillian Terry Margaret Hatchet Mary Miller Margery Thomas Allene Herschling Ruby Murphy Grace- Webber Wanda Lee Higdon Ann Overstreet K919 Woods Carolyn Petris- 17 1?; F' Wnnm K0111, Bwrr; Higdon Pvtrip Hull Hoou Sumner Herschlmg McIntcer I64 Alm m Horkan Rehm Bl'rfdilig Rose Rnos Ahlr vh Nuhnd 1J1 Giacomo McKeelxan McCou'n Long Cvumm Grmiriy Llpstomb E r3115 Pace 011111001110 Maj. E9333 IEWA NATIONAL HONORARY AND PROFESSIONAL MUSIC AND DRAMATIC FRATERNITY FOR WOMEN Founded at Northwestern University, May 5. 1912 Installed on Campus, 1925 PURPOSE To promote the best in music. drama and the dance; to develop the highest type of wnmanhood. FACULTY ADVISER Clara Hughes Wilson OFFICERS VVANDA AUSTIN . . . . . . . V . . President jouy D1 GIACOMO . . . . . . . . ViCEvPresldenr ANITA R005 . . . . . . . . Secreta ry VIRGINIA BREEDING . . , . Trcasurer MEMBERS Betty Aldrlch Mabel Gumm Trilby McKeehan Wanda Austin Kathleen Hagan Joan Taylor Noland Laura Jean Blake Patsy Hurkan Ruth Pace Virginia Breeding Shirley Kilgore Barbara Rehm Jody Di Giacomo Jeanne Lancaster Anita R005 Anne Carter Felts Elizabeth Lewis Norma Rose Marjorie Freeman Helen Lipscomb Frances Rowland Priscilla Graddy Jacquelin Wiedeburg PLEDGES Juanita Creedle Virginia Long Jane Rubin Betty Anne Ginocchio Betty jean May Bettie Harris: Russell Mary Hon' Mary Louise McCown Mary Shaw Hettie Knight Gloria Stevens Ww-numummmum..m H.943;.xmmun..w...u.m. . Osborne Butts Bmldut Anglo Crnmmr kalm' Lunrznsh'z' D: Giucumu RKIKHD Sml' h Hnylw Burnmh- Corueu Coopm Eulwx Tnvlor Sun'lwm P333 ?$3$ $1 QDMECQRQDN HOME ECONOMICS HONORARY Founded at University 0! M'innesnla, 1909 Iota Chapter Established 1922 PURPOSE The purpose of this honorary organization shall be to establish and strengthen bonds of friendship. to promote the moral and intellectual development of its members, and 10 ad- vance and promote Home Economics, FACULTY ADVISERS HONORARY MEMBERS MEIVIBERS IN FACULTY Statie Ermkson Myrtle Weldon Ronella Spickard Marie Barkley Mrs T. P. Cooper Stalie Erickson OFFICERS MYRTLE BINKLEY . . . President HRULAH CROPPER Vice-Presidem DOTTY BUTTS Secretary JANE B. HAYES Treasurer DOROTHY ANGLE . . . , . . Chaplain jODY DI GIACOMO , . . Corresponding Secretary MARY JEANNE LANCASTER . . . . Editor MARTHA MARLOWE RIDDLE . , . Historian STUDENT MEMBERS Dorothy Angle Doris Enlow Virginia Gay Osborne Myrtle Binkley Mary Elizabeth Feltner Marie RatliH' Lavgrne Burnette Jane B. Hayes Martha Marlowe Riddle Dotty Butts Mary Jeanne Lancaster Virginia Smith Catherine Cooper Louella Lawrenma Dorothy Smithers Eulice Cornett Charline Lisanby Mary Mason Taylor Beulah Cropper Mary Helen Manley Patricia Thornton Judy Di Giacomo Hazel Weakley 1 b'h' $33ng CGAMMZA E?$UEQDN Founded a! the University of Kansas, 1915 Chi Chupfe: InstaIIed November ML 1921 .3I.V w'w- mm PURPOSE To advance the social, st'l'mlumic. and scienLiHc elements of iii. members. and the Cw temion of relations and assmmnre among; scientific schools of rerngnized standing 1:; J19 United States and Canada. FACULTY ADVISER ll IVI. Young NIEMBERS TN FACULTY A. C. McFarhm V. E. Nehnn D. M. Young; HONORARY IVIENIBERS E. C. Dyer D. J. jones OFFICERS RICHARD GAI-zn , . BLLL VVARE JIM YOUNG STUDENT MEMBERS Peie IVIanos Dick N35710: George Orton Luther Powell Robert Bartrm. jr. Richard Gard james Gates Arthur NlarFarlan UNIVERSITY OF hENTIKKV DEPARTMINT DF GEGLOGV 167 C C. Branson G. N1. Pattersnn President Secretary Treasurer Cofer Sundermnn Ell Ware jg 1; Wilson Jimmy Young -' . '4'23529 q' - $E$MEA ?H $HQMES PHYSICS HONORARY Founded :1! Davidson College, 1021 Lambda Chapter Installed a! Universzty of Kentucky, 1930 PURPOSE First: To serve as a means of awarding distinction to Students having; high scholarship and promise of achievement in phVSiC. second: 1:0 promote etndent inLerest in research and the advanced study of the subject: third: to popularize interest in physics in the gen- eral collegiate public. OFFICERS G GIVENS DIXON , . . . . . . . President BENNETT E. REC'mR . . . . . . . . VicePz-esidem FRANKLIN B. PAULS . . . . . . . Secretary OSCAR L SHULTZ . . . . . . Treasurer FACULTY ADVISER L. A. Pauduu MENIBERS 1N FACULTY O, T Koppius F, B. Pauls W. S. Webb L. A. Pardue J. H. Schroeder F. W. VVarburLon Jarvis Todd STUDENT IVIEMBERS S. L Allen R, J. Eschbom F. A. Rim L. R. Boyd R L. Hucaby I W. Rogers 1VI.T.Catini J. E, Lane R, D, Short W. C. Caywood J. 0. Lewis W, O. Shropshire W. D. Danks H. J. Macke O. L Shuliz G. G. Dixon E. E. Patton A. E. Smith B. E. Rector 168 Ram Smtim Wvulhvl spoon Lyle: Bnhannon Gay Bvdm'mm ?EEWA $ECGMZEA EDEN! JOURNALISM HONORARY Founded at University 01' W'ashingmn, 1909 Chi Chapter Insralled at University of Kentucky, 1918 PURPOSE To unite women engaging in or planning to engage in journalism: to rrmfer lmnur upon women who distinguish themselves in journalism or letters: Lo achieve definite standards m journalism and letters: to improve working conditions for women in these fields: and to inspire members to greater individual effort. PATRICIA SNIDER Burn JANE PUGH Marguerite McLaughlin Vera Gillespie Jessica Gay Celia Bederman Florida Garrison FACULTY ADVISER Marguente McLaughlin OFFICERS MEMBERS IN FACULTY Helen King Marjone Hoagland STUDENT MEMBERS Betty Jane Pugh PLEDGES Mary Norma Weatherspoon SecretaryTreasurer President Sarah Ratcliff Godby Elizabeth Doyle Patricia Snider Betty Bohannon Mary Lyle .azgn -;.- ; :ww.-aya;.iw;. a Eschborn Dixon qullex' ShClen Duncan Bixtck P TEN? IETEA KPH PURPOSE vator IIucnlyy To mark in a fnting manner those who have conferred honor upon their Alma Mater by distinguished scholarship and exemplary character as undergraduates in engineering or by their attainments as alumni in the field of engineering, and to foster culture in the engineering colleges of America. C. C. Jett C. C. Jen .I- W. May J. S, Horine A. J. Meyer B. E. RECTOR B. W, DUNCAN R D. SHORT G. G, DIXON B. L, PATTON VVilIiam C. Caywood G Givens Dixon Beverly W. Duncan Ralph J. Eschborn FACULTY ADVISERS FACULTY MEIVIBERS D. V. Terrell E. jarris C. S. Crouse E. A. Bureau L E. Nollau OFFICERS a splrit of liberal J. S Hm'ine J. H. Graham W. Beebe H. H. Downing L. O'Bannon President VicerPresidenr Recording Secretary Corresponding Secrefa ry Trcas STUDENT MEMBERS Ralph L. Hucaby H. Jerry Macke Billy L. Patton 170 are! Chester Pendley Bennett PL Rector John P. Sheehan R Dunham Short ?mj gamma Nladern Dance Grnun Founded in J939 Delta Chapter Installed 1942 PURPOSE To study Lhe dance vallh xts accompanying ans and m pmmme general intereqt FACULTY ADVISER Miss Barbara Jean Felker OFFICERS E'rHICI SMITH , , . . . PresirIE-nf ELIZABETH HUNT LEWIS , V . , . Vice-Presidenr NORMA NISWONLER , . . . . Secretary MARIAN HARRIS . . , , . Treasurer STUDENT MEMBERS Marie Bracken Priscilla Graddy Narma Niswonger Norma C. Dm'v NIarian Harris Ethe: Smith Elizabeth Hunt PLEDGES Ann Barron Faye Maqplard Nlary Shaw Sally Bucknex Ellen O'Bannon Ruth Wheat Jean Crabb Betty Proctor Jackie 'VViedeberg jeanne Ellimr Sara Rodes Lillie Helen W'iison WEI GD 0 $ WEE CID IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES Founded at the University of Alabama in 1934 PURPOSE The purpose of Who's Who is 10 create one national basis of recognilion for American college and Lmiversitv students devoid of politics. initiation fees, and ducs. Fov several years it has published a hook containing the biographies of outstanding students m American uni, Versities as well as every phase of activity in 1119 college xvorch UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY MEMBERS GRADUATE SCHOOL COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Marvin Akers Jeffersonville, Ind. VVauda Austin. IWiami, Fla. jann Birk, New Albany, Ind. COLLEGE OF Acmcuz'rURE ' 1 Joseph Eclmak. Northampton, Max's: amcs Crowle '. Butler . J y, Jeannette Graves Lexlngtun COLLEGE OF COMMERCE Frances Jinkins. Nashvzlle, Term Robert Davis. Upper Wlunlclair, N. j, Gayle NenI Huntington. W, V21. Alexander Hall, Lexington Betty Jane Pugh. Lexington Robert Hillenmeyer, Lexington Barhara Rehm, Lexington Terry Noland, Richmond Patricia Snider. Bloomfield Thomas Walker, Louisville Atlee Wilson. Lexingfon COLLEGE OF LAW James Collier. Crab Orchard COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Scott Reed, Lexington Sarah Anne Hall. Frankfort Robert Spragens, Lebanon Srnlr'r Neal Collwr Gran: llillL-mneyvr Austin Cw? ' Hall 5. Hall Rehm , dL'CHS Bin 1: Nolnnri 172 gswmmr NMDN WESRED PURPOSE To make leisure Lime more fruitful through a broad program of recreation and enter- leinmmns: L0 Clexelop leadership: and to enrich studenL life and to encourage finer appre- ciation 1hmugh a rreanin cultural program. OFFICERS THOMAS L. VVALKER . TERRY NDLAND . . V , . . Vice-Presi: JEANNETTE GRAVES . . . V . Sucruan ROBERT DAVIE . . , . Treasumr FACULTY ADVISERS Dean Sarah Holmes Dean T. T. Jones EVIL W. 3 Ward Dr. 1W. M. White DIRECTORS A. H. Thiele Bart N. Peak Rebecca Van IVIeter Assistant Director Director Suciul Director COMNITTTEE CHAIRNIEN Robert Davis Bettye Howard Jean Reynolds George Dudley Robert Hillenmeyer Thomas Walker Jeannette Graves Terry Noland Edith Woisenberger 173 gwmmw E51311? 311$$3 Founded at University of Kentucky, 1940 PURPOSE To further interest and enjnvment of art amung the students. FACULTY ADVISER E, W. Rannells OFFICERS ELSIE FLEISHMAN . . . . . . . President MARGARET HARTMAN . . . . . . VicuPresident VIRGINIA CALLOS V . . . . . Secretary ELIZABETH FAULKNER . . . . . Treasmez: CHARLES BOGGS . . . . Publicity STUDENT MEMBERS Charles Hnggs M, A. Henning Carl Ratcliff Virginia Callus Jeannette Householder Gloria Slevrars Elizabeth Faulkner Agnes Jennings Nancy Ellen Taylor Elsie Fleisllman Sally Mason Kimball Underwood Nlargarel Harlman June Wyatt 174 EEECG?E3JCQZAE EN1HNEETR$ Founded in New York City, 1884 Installed at the University of Kentucky. 1910 PURPOSE The organization strives for the advancement of the theory and practice of elchrical engineering and the allied arts and sciences. B, E. REC'I'OR O, L. SHULTZ B. L. PATTON E. A. Bureau j, R. Boyd A1 L.Cl1a111bers Jr S, Hinton G, G. Dixon A. N.Ki1cher F. j, Blankenship S. T. Botls. Ix. L1 Dusina C E. Chapman R. F, Clark j. j, David E. 1V1. Evans. I1. J. H,F01hergiil W. H. Graddy G. G. Barnett W. F.Ba.xte11 A. E. Clarner J, W. Begley B. J. Daniels J. R. Rurdsal M. J. Fisher NI. N. Crawford P. R. Johnson OFFICERS FACULTY ADVISER Professor E1 A. Bureau MEMBERS IN FACULTY Brinkley Barnett STUDENT MENIBERS Seniors C. R. MarLin Juniors R. L1 Hucaby R. D. Jessee K. D. Kirk B. S, Layson Sophomores W. P. Jones V. F, Kalb J. Keeling C, G. Kramer K. A. Lentz . . Chairman Vice-Chairman Treasurer H. A. Romanowitz 13 E. Rector D. C, Schultz O. L. Schultz F. R. Parks. jr. B1 L. Patton R, C. Rogers M H. Lewis T. CV Rutmayey VG. Lowry G. W. Sellars G. 0.1Viundrane VV.R.Tay10r E. S. Penick. jr. C. D. Vailandingham VV. A1Pribble j. Maupm O. C. Rouse 13.15. NIcKeelan I R,1VIiLChell A. Moore J, H. Sattertield J4 Sellers J', E, Smith QEWEE ENQENEERS'S Founded in N611 York City,152 Installed at the Unirprsiry n! prmufkv, 1925 PURPOSE The pulpuse of the American Soc ty 01' Civil 131131110015 is 10 .1Hn1d1111 0171101'111111111 1111' the 1111311113015 01 Lhe C1111 Engineming rlassps in becnmp mqummod: to promote Fl spirit 01 to acquamt Hue membem with topics of 11116111331 Lu Civil congeniality hel'waen 1119 Classes: 1' compeleuL spud Engmeering sLudems through 1116 medium of popular addresses b1 and to foster a professional spiriL among 1118 students, ' 11ml members: OFFICERS ROBERT D. SHORT. JR, . . , , . , . . . szeqden! JnHN O. VVIGGIN . 1 . . . . . . . Vice- Prohident JACK B. BOSTON . 1 . . . . . . Sctrcmn JOSEPH F, STANTON . . , , Tr 1S1n'ev' FACULTY ADVISERS NLENIBERS IN FACULTY A. L. Chambers W. J, Carrel STUDENT MERIBERS Dean D V.Te1'1'ell R. E. Shaver Seniors R.N.C1'apster W. E. Nolan G, J, Rappleyea R.D.Sl1o1'1 11.111.1Vu2111: J.A.Dear111ger L. C, Pendley j.A.ThackL-1' J O. W'iggin juniors W L. Blamon. Ir. I A. Caywood G. E. Green F.G.Ro1ve R. W.Stu1uy I. B 8031011 C.C.C19ment O. G131cBeaU: D011 Salluu M111 113111 D.V;111Hu111 S L. Bugg S. F. Crow I. L. Rogers 11,17,5121111011 1V.VV.VV1cl1mm1 Sophomores S, J. Amalo W. H. Finnie Fred Jackson W, R, Nickell J. B. SLevensun F. Cawood W. A. Fraser T. L.Joh:1son D. M. Phelps R. G. Sullivan J. E. Collins R. M, Gillim G. E. Jones P. S. P0111913 H.1VI.VValker Edith Conant VV. D. Goodloe C.T.1VIaney F. L. Rice J T. Walthall J. C.Dz11'1dson C. G. Grayson P. B. IVIchmiel Fred R, Riddle B, j. Yclmn L R.Shm'1 Slanlev anem W. B. Drake R. M. Halpern 176 CSEEXNECGEAE ENCGENEERS fullness of the engineering profession. FACULTY ADVISER C. C jeLL OFFlCERS RALPH .T. ESCHBORN . . BEN H. LOWRY HARRY J. MACKE ALBERT E. SMITH STUDENT MENIRERS Founded a? the University of Kentucky. 1911 The purpose of H162 American Society of NIechanical Engineers is to promote the ar: and science of mechanical engincering and the allied arts and sciences: to encourage original research: 10 foster engineermg education: to advance the standards of technologisvs: and severally in cooperation xxith mhpr engineering and technical societies to broaden the use- , . Chairman VicerChairman Secretary R. B. Arnold L F. Atkins C. C. Bickel C. J. Baker W. BryanL W. C. Cavwood A. G. Crzug. JL H. B. AbbotL R. B. Bnips C. B. Browning H, L. Carr R. H. Carritkr W. TV Childs NI, D. Cunningham C C. Dalton A. L Davis C. T. Boone C. S. Calvert R. J. Calvert F. A. Criscillis G. A. Cundiff J. V. Coursey F. M. Gnssum D, R.Du1bi1Lj1'. H. W. Estill J C.Ex'Ers01e R. P. Gholson O. W. Gard W,J,GUrle1woml B. A. Grecnwell R. T4. Hardin R. j Eschborn J, A, Eyl A. Fielder K. R. Grunewald L L, Hicks, Jr. G. R. Kelly W, D. Hatcher W. A. Hawkirm C. R. Hoffman Jr. I Holman S. NV Jctt F. T. Kaye F. Kennedy C, Leasure j. D Lindner 177 C, Floyd B H. Lawry A. R. LVIann Wm. H. Kelley E W. LuMusters J. 0 Lewis. I H. NICChu'e J.C,MC1V1UUOU XV, FA IVIrShane. Jr, P IVIV Mahan F, L. Milburn J. D, NIome .14 E. Rhodemyrc W K. Robbins Treasurer M E. Ixiitchell A. H Sawyer E J Nutter A. E. Smith j. W. Rogers R. L. Southern H.J.1VIacke R. E. Travis T J. Martin J. B. VValLers A. J. NIeyer. Jr. D. E. Ward R. G. Schneider R.13Young A P. Rogers J. B. Steele R. T. Rose C CL Taliaferro R, L. Runyon D. IVI. Trapp L. P Schooler W. A. Wade F. W. Schumann R. A. Schuppert NI. G. Sigman M. L. Simms A Stanonis R P. Walters Margaret Wayne F. M. Wells V. I-L VVetherby i g 3' f i 5 Bm G Lou 15 Smith Kvnt 13.an 1n thh wax Wondrlm A, thh ??ESE $?E3EDEN? EBNMDN Founded at the University of Kenrucky, 1022 PURPOSE To act as a link between the student and the local Baptist Churches of his choice. LIAMES ROBERT Bovn LOUIS CHRISTIAN CATHERINE RIGSBY MARY PAT KaN'r JEAN BACH DICK WEBB J. C. Lewis Publicity Chairman Larry Meyers Chorister Lucille Stanley Magazine Representative Helen Woodrum Church Representative Agnes Smith Chumh Representative FACULTY ADVISER C. C. Ross OFFICERS OTHER OFFICERS Allie Webb Church Representative Glenn Sellers Church Representative Virginia Skidmore Chumh Representative Margaret Drake Church Representative , Preszdem First VlreiPresident Second ViLttvPrE-sidont TIu'nJ Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Garland Bastin Church Representative Elizabet h Everston Church Representative Donald Frakes Church Representative Louise Monicle Hospital Representative Reverend Shrader Pastor Adviser To bring into clnacr contact studems in dairvine and dairy practices: cnnlacts thui cattle iLIdaing team: Lhey gmdlmle; .l. O. Bm'kmnn Emil Vrm Allman Perry 8' Gaines EVAN RAY RUSSELL GARLAND M. BASTIN MARVIN J. POWERS RUPERT WARREN RUBMH' Derwonrl Baird Garland Bagtin J. W. Berk Thmnas Cubb J, O. COleman E. B. Cunningham C3 W. Dawson W'arrcn Duncan Charles Eastin Marion Floyd Shiile; Hax'ned to create Arlwlph Maser Oscar liwmg PHlec'r THOMAS C033 DENISE! CGILQBB Founded at Univ ersiry of Kentucky PURPOSE elmble will FAC ILTY ADVISER Fordyce Ely MEIVIBERS IN FACULTY If B. Morrison HONORARY MENIBERS OFFICERS STUDENT MENIBERS Elmer Hixwm 1V1ax Howard Robert Johnson Calvin lVI'anis Allen Nliddleton M. D3 Harrxson john NUHFY 1933 to promote a dairy students to get hplfer jabs when um! LU recwlniw men in the dairv industry LhaL have contributed niuch 1.0 it. A.A3Spei1man R. J. Shipman Charles Vahlkamp Pre: idenl Vice- President Summary I reasurer Se; geam at arms Reporter Ban F. Nex an James St. Clair Robert Pnilput Roger Taylor Jexx 311 Piper Rupert Warren lVIarx J J. Pan era Roger Watts Evan Hay Russell R. T, Weaver Dent Shepherd Founded a! the University 01 Kentucky, 1942 FACULTY ADVISERS Dr. Statie Erikson Mrs. Anita Burnam Davis OFFICERS DOROTHY SMITIIER MARY ELEANOR NEILL CHARLOTTE STIDHAM DOROTHY WORD ELIZABETH GOGGIN. EVELYN GREENE STUDENT MEMBERS Beulah Cropper Mildred Dunn Elizabeth Goggin Evelyn Greene Carolyn Hensley Hannah McCollum Dorothy Angle Helen Baker Helen Bradford Mildred Buchanan Nell Cherry Rosalie Creech Smiham Goggin Word Smithr Neill Dunn Cherry Angle Crccch Sunth McColIum Bradford Summers EMAMEIETGDN EQQDEES3E Mrs. Sarah 8. Holmes President Vice-Presidem Secretary Treasurer Historians Mary Eleanor Neill Marjorie Smith DoroLhy Smithor Charlotte Stidham Martha Sumnwrs Dormhy Word Cruppcr nnnslm' Buchanan Grcvnv E1 ME EEEGDNGDME$S PURPOSE Th? purpose of the Home Economics Club is to train active and efficient leaders among ymmg women for home and community life and to fumigh opportunity through orgamzation for professional activities. MARY SEARDY DOROTHY BUTTS JANE HAYES KATHERINE Anna Nine Allen Rozelle Allen Tansy Barnhill Ollie IWnrie Bean Eloxse Bennett vartle Binkley Helen Bradford mverne Burnette DoroLhy Butts Nell Cherry Meta Dowden Mildred Dunn Doris Enlow IVIary Feltner NIargzu'eL Grahnm Mildred Hancock Louise Earned IVlyra Harms Auu Harrison H FACULTY ADVISER Miss Laura Depphouse OFFICERS JOHNSTUNE STUDENT IVIEIVIBERS Jane Hayes Bernice Herman Virginia FIN: Jane Ann Holland Page Iglehart Niaxine Johnson Katherine Jnhnstone Frances Kendall NIarian Kendall Louella Lawrence Charline Lisanby Nancy Lockerhy jewell deBee Shirley Moser Pauline Null Virginia Osborne Catherine Plain Mildred Porter Jane Rankin President Vice-Prestdent' Secretary Treasurer Marie Ratliff Martha Riddle Roberta Sanderson IVIary Scearce Mary Searcy Ann Shoultic Virginia Skidmore Mary Smith Reba Smith Dorothy Smiths-rs Charlotte Stidham Carol Terry Cornelia Thcmas Mary Thornton Boone Tucker Beth W'alker Hazel VVeakley Mary Wilson Dormhy Word MY Kendall Hancock A M. Allen Unrnod Bus R Ale-n Thornton Ballard F Kendal: Lyrn M EDQDWEELE EMDEJISE Founder! February, 1941 PURPOSE '1 he purpose of McDowell House is for students to live cooperatively for the benefit of cooperative living and for the reduction of college expenses. FACULTY ADVISERS Mrs. Sarah B. Holmes Mrs. Anita Burnam Davis OFFICERS ANNA MAE ALLEN . . LOUISE HARNED FRANCES KENDALL MARV SEARCY , MR5, ROBERT HENRY STUDENT MEMBERS Anna Mae Allen Mildred Hancock Rozelle Allen Louise Harned Mary Ruth Ballard Frances King Kendall Euneva Bias Marian Freeman Kendall 182 Dr, St at ie Erickson President Vice-President Secretary Reporter Housemother Mary Louise Lynn Mary E. Searry Gwendolyn Shyrock Mary Lawton Thornton mmm n57. uzqumls7 NED VMEAVJ $$$le I'mmded m the Univerdly 0! Kentucky, 1914 PURPOSE The purpose of Lhis C'Lzb in Lu fustur LILL- :piritual. inLellchual and social interests of the Catholic students of L110 Univemny of Kentucky; 1.0 weld them into a common union: to a L the Universixv 0f Kemurky anrl ifs students whenever posdble: and to aid by Catholic Action. Lllmugh the Bishop of this LIiUChSe. the work of the Church MEIVIBER IN FACULTY NIISR lelrguerile TVTclmughlin HONORARY MELVIBER Rev, George J. O'Bryan.Chap1ain FACULTY ADVISEK Miss Margaret Lester OFFICERS JOHN S, SWIFT . . . . . . . . . . President PATRICK ,I- CONLEY Men's ViceiPresident .IANE CRAME-ZR . . , . 'yane-n's VicerPreside-nt ANNE, RICKRTTS . . . . . . . Secretary jAMES H. CARROLL . . . . . . Treasurer VINCENT SPAGNUOLD . Assistant Treasurer STUDENT MEMBER S Anna Nlac AEle-n Rozeila Allen Rubtrt .I. Re-Dlm' Micki Bogan Chn'lmte BoslellL-r Sally Brown James Bryant Max v E. Callowav James H. Carroll CIHIHL'S Chesher Alma C12 on VTary Con AI Patrick Conley Allen Cramer jane Cramcr James Crowley Aiburt Cross Eigelsbach Jaseph F231 Wilhelmina Eyl Anne Foley Charles Fox George Gilbert NIary Godmzm James Hancock Georgc Hermann Allene Herschlmg VVandn Hiadon Robert Hullenmeyer James Hodgkins Balzola HLIngLLu John Hutchinsun john Keller Bruce Keg: ring Patti Gay La ta Betty Ann Lewler Joseph Lynch Alice Nforen Diichael Nevin Patricia Ochs Dorothy O'Connell Raymond Patterson Betty Jane Payne Edward Perrant Mary Prather Anne Rickeits Carl Scott john Sheehmn Dora leva Vincent Spagnuolo David Stanunis joseph Stanton VVilVam Stewart Jean Sulhvan John Swift NIornson Swift John Trimble NIargarcL Vv'harlon Quinton Wieman Rnbert Witt Marv Charles VVuoC Scott Yellman ft??? uu-g' ?- 91W , 1'31 .r NEDESWQDCIMD gQDQHELE'E? STUDENT CHAPTER OF AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF MINING AND METALLURGICAL ENGINEERS FACULTY ADVISER Professor C. S. Crouse BEVERLY DUNCAN GEORGE ORTON WILLIAM DANKS JOHN SHEEHAN C. N, Beck W. H Bronston K. B. Bruckart Frank Button H M. Cassidy W. D. Danks H. B. Daugherty B. W. Duncan R4 C. Duncan, Jr. H B. Dyer C. C. Foushec W' P. Glass IVIEMBERS IN FACULTY Professor F. T McGuire Professor M. W'. Beebe H. Comer Wolf. Counselor HONORAR Y IVIEMBER S. T, Szleier OFFICERS . . . President ViuuiPlcsidcnr Secretary Tmarurm STUDENT MEBABERS C. V. Hughes C. C. Jenkins J. R. Jenkins B. E Jusscc K. P, Johnston J. L. Robbms G. J. Solow J. P Sheehan M, L. Tinsley G. R, Turner Ii S. Jones E. J. Walden, jr. Kenneth Lawrence Donald Warren R. 1V1. Leedy J. R. W'arrcn Ben VVhitmer R T. VVinfl'ee I L Wyatt L, S, Yarulis W H. Likcns H. W. Maynor J. W. IMendors NI. V. Nevin B. N. Peak. Jr. 184 . 1w. , 1- vvymz . ' FACULTY ADVISER Dr. David R4 Lincicome JOHN S. SWIFT HELEN HARRISON . DORIS JEANE ALDRIDGE MARTHA Edwina Abraham Doris Jeane Aldridge NTartha Jane Allen Omer Allen Ruth Avalar Ernestine Ayers Lilly M. Baker Merl Baker Aust'ell Beamn Joe W. Beck Elizabeth A. Bmvles Cecil Bvone Brown L, D. Browning. JL Jack Carpenter Betty jo Chiles Utha Rae Conrad Nlauha Key Cross Mary E, De Vries Dick Dillon Jimmy Dnbyns GMBTEINCG CGE$I Founded at the University 01 KentuckyJ 1940 OFFICERS STUDENT MEMBERS Jerry Eastham Joseph Eyl Joseph Ford Thomas Ford Eugene Fux Claudine Gibson Evelyn Green Mark Griffith Helen Horton Virginia Hill john Holeman Jimmie Irvine Katherine Johnstone Clara Lane Wilham O, Laslie Mary Florence Leach Richard Le Grand William C. Martin Sarah J. McCammon Ralph McCracken SPECIAL ADVISER lvhss Rebecca Van Meter Co-Presidsnt Ca-President Secretary Treasurer Mitzi McGraw Sarah McInLeur Baxter Melton Lillian Miller Ruth Moore Thomas Rowland Joseph Edwin Scott Agnes Smith Mildred Sparks John S. Swift Morrison Swift Anne Taylor Dolores Thompson John Trimblu Jesse Tyler Mahlp Warneke Anna White Eugene Wha'en IVIeredith Wilson James Wyatt .Tnh V m. 1m: ?QDQDEGEERY Q3533 Founded at the University of Kentucky, 1934 PURPOSE To stimulate interest in Pnulrrv husbandry 0n the University campus and in the state of Kentucky FACULTY ADVISER E. S. IVIcCunnell OFFICERS SAM meocx WARREN DUNCAN JOHN I. ANDERSON RAYMOND BRDCKMAN STUDENT MEMBERS Ollis Adams Albert Cross John Anderson Warren Duncan N. R. Bardwell Frank Hicks Raymond Brockman William Hall Sam Coppock 186 President Vice-Presidenl Semetax'y- Treasurer Reporter Ausbon Judd Wilbur Rnrdin Lloyd Shawler Jim Strauss Wayne Weslerman 1,: $333383? EMDENE Founded a! the University of Kenmcky, 1934 Shelby House was the rust cuoperatwe house for girls established at the University of KunLuuky. II. is organized and run by a group of farmer 4-H Club girls who were selected upon the basis of their scholastic records and qualities of leadership. It promot9s more co- opemtivc and economic living. FACULTY ADVISERS DL Siatie- Eriksnn Mrs. Anita Burnam Davis Mrs, Sarah B. Holmes OFFICERS FRANCES TIMBERLAKE . . . , . . . . President MYRA HARRIS . . , . . . . . . Vice-President DORIS ENLOW . . . . . . . . . Secretary NANCY LACKERY . . . , Treasurer SHIRLEY MOSER . . . , Cotresponding Secretary MARY WILSON , . . . Histurizm MEMBERS Rebecca Baker Doris Enlcw Mildred Catherine King Lucy Byrd Oliver Judith Rowland Ruth Bell Myra Hanis Nancy Lackery Catherine Plain Reba Smith Myrtle Binkley Elizabeth Hickman Amelia Mason Mildred Porter Frances Timberlake Franms Collis JTHP Ann Hoiland Shirley Moser Nancy Price Mary Wilson 12; 31 it? Baker Harri; 'l'mtborlako Mcisev 1 Cullis Wi un Enilmr 51120 ' onm- Rowland mug gmth Hnllnnd Ball Plain Mnmm Hwkmzm 187 m-mMMmW .,.,., L'umimuahS-yng .WWv-AWA mimu- muzz-Jq $3333? 33 $31$3 Founded at University of Kentucky, 1021 PURPOSE To promote the spirit and interest of the Universitv of Kentucky in its sports and athletics. JAMES W. CROWLEY BETTY C PROCTOR MARJORIE RANDOLPH GERALD J SCHAFFER Doris Aldridge Sara Anderson Bernadine Aulick Martha Booher Virginia Callas Molly Clayton jame: Crowley Alvin Chambers Robert Davis Givens Dixon Harrison Dixon Peggy Forman Maurice Genton Andnrson G IJlxon Randolph Cnllm: ' r. Aulick I . nym' on. R, Meyer Rubiu-vuu Huluhcr O Eunnon Stukus OFFICERS President .Vl'CEiPl esident Secrerary Treasurer MEMBERS Ellen O'Bannon Betty Proctor Charles Hatcher Marian Harris Dawsun Hawkins Marjorie Randolph DoroLhy Robinson jane Ann Redd Gerald Schaffcr Margaret Stokes james Leer Pat Lewis William Laslie David lVIcCDrd Paxton Marshall Robert Meyer Lucy Meyer Buford Short John Jackson Billy Nickell Lelia Nichols Carola Spurr Gladys Tilmn Louise Wilson Camilla VVealhers Duane Van Horne Marian Yates 3 2 L, m? Schanm' Proctor Crowlev Short Clmmhl'r.K Nichols Michull McCord Boohm' Dans Aldridge Spun Redd Lmvis Yntos Weathers Harris II.D1xnu Gvnmn Van Horn 188 Wemv mac, 1v JNE JEEEgETY 6933 Founded 21 Unrursny ' 01 Kentucky m 129 PURPOSE To promote bonds of fe.lowsh:p among former 4uH Club members who now attend the University of Kentucky. FACULTY ADVISERS Can janes J.VV.W'h1:ehousc- OFFICERS REID ENGLAND . . J V J . J . . . . President DORLTIIY ANGLE . . . . . . . . Vice-Presidenz jUDiTH ROWLAND . J . . V . . . Secretary HARRY GATTONV jR. V . . . V V . Treasurer JIM CROWLEY . . . , . . Reporter STUDENT NIELVIBERS Anna Mae Allen Joe Ford Joe lVleng Rocha Allen Harry GattonV Jr. Allen Nliddleton Dorothy Angle Roger Gish Lucy Byrd Oliver Ruth Ball Evelyn Green Don Pedcn Ruth Ballard james Hancock Catherine Plain Stuart Barr Louise Harnecl .Mildred Porter Garland Basliu lex'a Harris Nancy Pnce Helen Bradford Charles Hatchet John Rowland VViHis Butler Caroline Hensley Judith Rowland Blaine Carrxe Elizabeth Hickman lVIary Searcy James Chaney Roy Hixman Iris Shannon Nell Cherry Jane Ann Holland Bill Stroube Helen Clausen Jimmy Jones Martha Summers Francis Colhs Bob Johnson NIeicr Taylor Beulah Cropper Katherine Johnstone Holland Thrasher Jim Crowley Anshon Judd Brooks Vamiiver NIildred Cundiff NIildred King Roy Van Arsdall E B. Cunningham Howard Glenn Lea Z. L. Wagner Warren Duncan Richard LeGrand Rupert Warren IVIildred Dunn Nanry Lockery Roger W'atts Kitty Earle Calvin lVIanis Sam W'eakley Reid England Amelia Mason Jimmie Welsh Harold Flick Martha McKinney Dorothy Word Marion Floyd Mildred McKmney Bill Zimmerman Harriwu Salmon SmJZJ Hlll Smrcv Graham Taylor Wmslcy Miller Johlmone Wharton W0 $0 $0 Founded al the University of Kentucky, 1922 PURPOSE To offer a varietv of active and interesting sports in which the nnvic VEYSiLV coied may participate in her leisure hours. OFFICERS VVILMA SALMON V V LUCIILF, CLARKE AGNES SMl'J'H HELEN HARRISON . . . , . . MISS MARGARET WARREN . V FACULTY ADVISERS Mrs. Alberta Server COUNCIL MEMBERS Martha NICCauIey Bunnie Miller NIH. Sarah B. Holmes Elizabeth Faulkner Archely Volleyball Rillery Lucille Clarke Carolyn Hill Margaret Graham Hockey Basketball Softball Agnes Smith Marjorie Palmore Helen Harrison Hockey Basketball Riding, golf and Swimming Piggy Hon 21rd Edy1hc- Hc'amn Katherine jnhnsmne Volleyball Riflery Softball STUDENT MEMBERS There are around 130 members in addition to the above 1 190 Cim'l; Pulmmx' Fulllknv' e or veteran llm- . Presiclen t ViceAPresiden! Secrera ry Troasurcr Span sor Miss Barbara Feiker Virginia VVesleV Tennis Mary Searcy Bowling Anne Taylor Hiking Margaret Lesler Horse Shuts ist YMCGEA SENMDEE CGAIHNE? Founded at the University of Kentucky, 1890 PURPOSE To serve 11w rampus and community in such a way as to promote social, physical. mom 1:11 and snirituul develnpmc-nL FACULTY ADVISERS J. S. Horine Bart NV Peak Nliss Martha Huber OFFICERS ROBERT DAVIS President JAMES HURT Secretary VVINFRED ELLIS . . . , . . Treasurer STUDENT MEIVIBERS MCHenry S. Brewer Ollie James Hurt Harold B. Lindsay Norman A, Chrisman Bruce Kennelly Robert L. Rogers Robert E. Davis Benjamin Lee Kessinger Lewis Sawin William A. Deep VVilIiam Leslie Land Martin C. Thommn. jr, Winfred NI. Ellis Walter Leet jr. Maynard Duane Van Horn Jr. Fred T. Erwin Richard S. Webb ,aALN . D. LGl wmly Kmnzvlly Var. Hm'n Davis Hurt Lcmd Ellis Lindsay Humphrvv 191 ,mqm.whmb, ...M w,. w.-;man' m: thimm-mummn .qu-u YWCGZA $ENMDEE QEAIHNE? First Student Y, W C. A. Founded l872 PURPOSE We unite in the desire to realize full and creative life through a growing knowledge of God. W'e determine to have a part in making this life possible for all people. In this task we seek to understand Jesus and to follow Him, FACULTY ADVISERS Dean Sarah BV Holmes Dean Jane Haselclen OFFICERS JEANNETTE GRAVES . . . . . . , . , Presidem jANE BIRK . . . . , . . , Vice President SARAH ANN HAL . . . . . . . Secretary CAROLYN SPICER , . . . . Treasurer MEMBERS Mary E. Stigall. Interracial Committee Helen Harrison Librarian Margaret Hatcher, W. S. S. F. Ethel Smith. Social Frances Kendall, Economics and Labor Marjorie Palmore, Suphumure Cununisbiun RuLh Wheat, Membership Chairman Dorothy Jack Ecklnr. Public Relatinns Agnes Smith, Social Service Virginia Callos. Publicizy Carola Spurr. Campus: Service Florida Garrisun. Y s 0va Betty Aldrich, Worshxp Dorothy Collins, Freshman Advimr Susanna Reynolds. Chairman Juniuriseniur Wilma Salmon. Durch Lunch Club Wanda Scrivncr, Vice-Chairman Fellowship Sarah McInteer. Foreign Relations MEMBERS AT LARGE Margaret Graham Pat Kent Alire Woman Jeanne Lancaster a urgiwg 5;; Hull Lancaster Salmon Spuwr Graves Birx Callus Kent E. Smith Spm'r Rnynolds Pnlnmlxn Alrlz'xrh A.Sm1HI Graham Scrlvnm' Kendall Et'k' Hufrixou Hatchor Cullum Slignll Garrison QJRJQERQ FEEEJQJTWSEQE? PURPOSE This is: the Y. W, C,A group organized 10 meet the needs of junior and Senior women students. OFFICERS SUSANNA REYNOLDS Chairman WANDA SCRIVNER . . . . V V . , Vice-Chainnan MARGARET GRAHANI . . , . . SECIEIary STUDENT MEMBERS Dorothy Angie Sarah Anne Hall Helen Raynor Jane Birk Helen Harrison Vlrginia Raynor Virginia Campbell NIargaret Hatcher Catherine Rigsby Arm Cannon Jane Hayes Marguerite Riley Dormhv Collins Marv Hayworlh Wilma Salmon Frances Crawford Edyl'h Boyd Heatuu Wanda Srrivner Jane Denny Frances Kendall Agnes Smith Dorothy Jack Ecklar Mary Pat Kent Ethel Smith Ruth Eubank Jeanne Lancaster Carolvn Spicel Florida Garrison Fay Mcharman Carola Spurr Earnestine Glenn Sarah McInteer Fanny Traulmann Margaret Graham Claudine Mullinaux Ruth Wheat Jeannette Graves Virginia Gay Osburne Helen Baird Wilson 193 wnwaNMme-mmnumu W3 , .wlmwaha; NL-wnpmwr This Commission is organized for and run by Sophomore women with a program to meet their own particular needs, MARJORIE PALMORE MIKE WALLACE VIRGINIA HILL Elizabeth Ann Aldrich Mariha Jane Allen Mary Eleanor Bach Virginia Baskelt Mary jane Cm: Mary Crawford Marie E. Demon Elizabeth Faulkner Ann Carter Felts Betty Fraysure Aunu Frye Amanda Hambleu OFFICERS STUDENT IVIEMBERS Virginia Hill Anne Howell Emily Hunt Anne Irvin Shirley K1lgore Alice Kimmird Betty Kirkpatrick Bettye McClannhan Jeanne Mills Ellen O'Bannnn Marjorie Palmorc 194 Chairman Vice-Chairman Secretary Martha Jane Phillips Mary Jane Riggs Mary S. Stigall Anne Taylor Evelyn Thompson Frances Wallace Patricia Wallace M. J. Wayne Louise Wells Barbara Winters Dorothy Word Marian Yates W3; SQDIPDQQDMOJRE CGGDMMHQSEEGDN PURPOSE Wx . qu He . To organize freshmen inLcrt-stepi in Y work in a group 01' their own D. O. BURKE PENNV SHIVELY Nancy Adams Omer Allen Hazel Arnold Hazel Arnold june Baker Lilly Baker DAME Baker Ruth Ballard Lilllem Benram Bettv Brauer Cecil Brown Ken Bruckan D. O. Burke Wilma Canada Jack Carpcnier Fred Chumbler. Jr. Allen Cloyd Russell Conrad Ulha Rae Conrad Jean Crabb Clayton Cruise PURPOSE OFFICERS STUDENT ADVISERS Dorothy Coliins Harold Crutcher Bilkie Dale Audrey Dank Helen Davis J. W. Davis Elizabeth Anne Deal Nancy lane Dempsey Mary E. Dchies Dick Dillon IVIary Jane Dorsey VVLHiam Duff IVIildred Dunn Bill Embry Jane Eyer Burg Lee Fleishman 30b Fools Joseph Ford Luiqx France Alice Freuman Claudme szson Ex elyn Greene Eugene Griffith STUDENT NIEMBERS Mary Guttenberger E10159 Hardy MargareL Hatter Carolyn llensley Franubs Holton June Horton Helen HurLon June Hubbard Donald Jehee Beverly Hum IVIaxine Juhnson Perry .Iohnston Raymon Jone: Ausbon Judd Pat Kephalt Louise Land C151 a Lane Garnett Lay VVxlliam Curtis Lindse; Kathleen Lowman jewell NIcBee EEESEHMZAN CQEHJJB Chairman Secretary W'aiter Lee: .VIary Beth McFarlan Mitziu McGraw Betty McNamer jack hIcPherron Howard Nleyers Sally Miller Anne Mitchell E19155: IUiLchell MlEdred Nloore F. Hou 3x11 IVIchgan Kenneth Nlurray Pauline: Null Laura Oldham Joyce Padgett Mary B. Phelps Dorothy Poxvoi! Arlene Preston Geno Qualls Hal Raymond jean Reed Bettie Riggs Bemie Ru ,-. 'imuiiIMiiiHi mama? ; 1?, ma... 4!! NIaxme Rogers Thomas Rowland Betty Ruby Bob Rupard j. Edwin Scott Charles E. Shelby Gwendolyn Shryock M'arian Slater Carmine Smith NIildred Sparks Alice Spencer W'illiam H. Strouhe Carol Terry L'Iary L Thornton Anna Mary Wagner Virginia Ward Betrv W'eddle Buddy White Lois While Clayton Xsza Jr. Hirer L. Woods Aft; : 259mm EDLUJTQEE 3333ng LGZL PURPOSE To provide a special Y. WV pruamm for town girls and commuters. FACULTY ADVISEN Rosalie Cakes. Y2 W. C. A. Secretary VVILMA SALMON ETHEI, SWHTH Dori: Jean Aldridge Ruby Baxter Marie Bean Betty Berry Jane Carpenter Birk Frances Bogic Marie Bracken Lucille Brown Leslie Bruce Jean Bureau Ann Lucile Cannon Betty Camthers Joan Cavanough Nell Cherry Kitty Churchill Rpuy Clardy Janet Collins Mildred Cox Mm y C; awford Janc Cnrmll Dnrnaby CAROLYN SJJJCER AWIY RUTHERFORD Alice Dean Betty Dow IVIargaret Drake Mildred Dunn Anne Elliott Jeanne Elliott Carnjean Elsey Beuv Lee Flelshman Alice Freeman IVIary Gordon Gillcspic Carolyn Gilson jeannette Graves Evelyn Greene VVilyah E. Gravcs Jane Gudgell Fannie Hall Helen Harrison Sully Raye Hobbs Harriett H0111 IVIary I'Iorr Beverly Hunt OFFICERS STUDENT IVIEDABERS Anne Irvin Martha Lee jnnsxs Betty Kirkpatrick R'Iarian Krauss PatL' Gay Lana Fritzm Liebnl Virgmla Lipscomb Pat NICCarLy Nlary Beth NIcFurlan Sarah Kiclnlecr Lillian lVlillsnr Mildred Moore Shirley IVIoser Claudine NILxIIinLlle Ellen O'Bannon Mary E, Patterson Virginia PinEur IVIaI iun Kathryn Pixkey Doroihv Posell Betty Prottor Arlene Reed 196 E33 President ViccrrPu-sidunr T1 ensurf'r Sprmrary Manlm ngo Bettie Powell Rodes Anita R005 Helen R050 IVImlrene Rose Amy Rutherford Wilma Salmon Bernice Salutsky Tda Moore Sdmmw lvlary E. Scarcy' Iris Shannon Juanita Shely Rebecca Shinkhj Agnes Smith Ann Caroline Smixh Emilie Varden SmiLh Ethel Smith IVIm'y Smikh Patricia Snider Alice Spencer Carolyn Spirel' C rui'd Spun Betsy Banks Stevenson jean Sullivan Anne Taylor Lillian Terry Lucy june Thomas Ex t-lyn Thompson Hl'an Jnnn Truby Emilv Turner Nlary Jo Underwood Julia Ann VVMers Betty VVcisDanlger Virginia Wesley Ruth VVhem Jan:- Willzamson Gram:- Willnmtt anhnm W'inturs' Emily VVlsf-zman Helen VVoodrum Kate VVODds nrw Rev. john K. jahmun. IWim'srer ?HTKEN SEND. Founderf at the Univmsfty of Pittsbulgh Insrah'ed m the University of Kentucky. 1925 PURPOSE TO foster better understanding of religion and iLs applications to life Sponsored by NIaxwell Street Presbyterian Church Robert MrNeilL Assistant IWinimer FACULTY ADVISERS NIiss Rosalie Oakcs Bart Peak E. N. Fergus ROBERT SPRAGENS CATHERINE COOPER HELEN HARRISON OFFICERS . . . . resident Vice- President SecrezaryuTre-asurer NIatha Adams Martha Jane Allen Omer Allen Robert Ammons Anne Austin James Baker Eloise Benneu' Jane Birk Franres Bngie IVIaCk Brewer Jeanne Bureau D. O. Burke Kennelh Camumn Hal Raymond Cates Charlhs Chapman Norman Chrismam jl'. STUDENT IWEMBERS Beuye Howard Jimmie Hurt John Keller Geurge KPlly Bruce Kennellv IWm'y Pattmson Kent Martha Koppius Bill Lamb Jeanne Lancaster VVahe-r Leek Virginia Lipscomb Mary Hayworth NIrCnnnell Sara IVIcInteer juu Logan Nlnssie Baxter NIelton Howard Nforgan Robert Spragens Frances Whitfield Spragens James Stagg Nlartin Thompson john Trimble Bm Trap'zm Fanny Trautman Jesse Stokes Tyler Duane Van Horn NIabCl VVnrnerke Allie Webb Ruth Wheat Helen Wilson Hiker VVnmls Kate W'oods Alite VVnotmn Virginia Gay Osborne Alan Parrish Bart Peak. Jr. hilarian Pirkey Betty Proctor Barbara Rehm NIaric Robards John Rowland Charles Ruplev Wilma Salmon hfary K. Scott Alfred Short Barbara Smedley Agnes Smith Anne Caroline Smith Patricia Snider Carolyn Spicer Dorothy Collins Celtlwrinu Cuupvr Chester Dalton Robert. Davis Bettv Dew Charles Eastin Ruth Eubank Elsie Fleishman Tmn Garnett Betty Garr IVIm'garet Graham Jeannette Graves Leonard Gremhouse Sarah Anne Hall Helen Harrison Jane Hayes Martha Haymnn 197 $ E E E R Q EDEZAAN$ EDI? WQDMEN Mrs, Sarah B. Hohhes, Dean of Vv'omen. attended the University. She is the widow of the late 131'. P, K. Holmes who established the Department of Health and HygienP m the University. After DE Holmes' death, Mi'si Holmes went to Sayre School for Girls to Lake the position of principal. After re- mm'ning there for five years, she came to the University of Kentucky in 1929 as Assistant Dean of Women, She became acting, Dean of Women in 1941 and Dean of Women in 1942. In addition to her campus activities. Mrs. HolmeS serves on many national, state, and local bumds. She is a member of the Educational Committee of the National Y,VV.C.A.. the National Association of Deans of Vv'nmpn, the National Voca- tiunal Guidance Association, and the Institute of VVnmcn'a Professional Relationsi Dean Holmes is a member anrl fnrmc-r president of the Kentucky Vocational Guidance Association, a memher of the state A.A,U.W, Buurd, and the Kentucky Assocxation nf Deans of Women Board In Lexington. Mrs. Holmes serves on the Family Welfare Boardt the Red Cross Board and the Central Kentucky Cami mittee on Entertainment for Soldiers. She is also a member of the Red Cross Cnmmittee on Home Nursing. Mrs. Holmes acts not onlv in the Capacity of personal ad- viser to women students. but also is chairman and adviser of many student groups. Assistant Dean of Women Jane I-Iaselden attcnded Ham, iltun junior College for two years. She received her A. B. from Transylvania College. She began her graduate work at the University of Michigan, but completed the requirements for an M. A. degree at Columbia University, Miss Haselden spent a year in France at the Ecole de Preparatior dc Pruicsscurs de Francais a I'Etranger of the Sorhonnp and the Instirut de Phanctique of the University of Paris. She taught at Centre College. was Assistant Professor of French and Dean of Women at both Transvlvania and Muri ray Colleges belore coming to the University of Kentucky as Assistant Professor of French and Assistant Dean of Women. In 1941. Miss Haselden obtained her Ph.D. at the Uni- versity of Kentucky, In the same yem, 5114: cumpleted enough Hving hours to receive her private pilot's, license. Anderson Revnolcis Koum' Adumx Cx'msford 1m m: Horkan Fr- w. 3117. Rohm smg. Prm-I m- wadm; Scluouw ?ANQEEEEENME PURPOSE The Woman's Paniliellenic Association is composed of two representatives of each so- cial sorm'itv on the campus. ILS purpose is to foster rn-opemtion and observance of social rules and to encourage scholarship and good-will among sorority women. SARAH ANDERSON MARY HORR PATSY HORKAN Patsy Horkan Alpha Delta Pi Virginia Breeding Alpha Delta Pi Gene Ray Crawford Alpha Gamma Delta Barbara Rehm Alpha Gamma Delta Jean Reynolds Alpha Xi Delta FACULTY ADVISER Jane Haselden OFFICERS STUDENT MEMBERS Betty Jane Pugh Alpha Xi Delta Sarah Andm'bon Chi Omega Martha Adams Chi Omega Margery Schwartz Delta Delta Delta Julia johnson Delta Delta Delta Ida Scheone Delta Zeta Anne Overstreet Kappa Delta 201 President S ecretary Treasurer Betty Proctor Kappa Delta Sarah Ewing Kappa Kappa Gamma Ethel Koger Kappa Kappa Gamma Elsie March Zeta Tau Alpha Mary Horr Zeta Tau AIpha EAE?EJZA 1EETPEA E93 Alpha Delta Pi was founded at Wesleyan Female College. Macon. Georgia, in 1851. Beta Psi. one of the 63 Chapters in American colleges and universities, was founded an the Kenturkv campus in 1941. Blue and white are the sorority colors; violet is the flower: and HAdelphean is the nah tional publication. Popular student members on the campus are Frances .linkins1 Patsyv Horkuu, and Bettye- McClanahan. SENIORS Virginia Breeding Betty Lee Foster Fay McDearman Margaret Hatcher JUNIORS Pasty Horkan Frances Jinkms Norma Jean Rose josephine Glasscock Wanda McCullcy Carolyn Spicer SOPI'IOMORES Ruth Ann Ernest Bettye McClanahan PLEDGES Bette Anne Allen Joyce Hammock Eloise Rogers Wilma jean Canada Ann Howell Maxine Rogers Ioan Cavanaugh Eva Kelsey Jean Rowe Joan Childers Margary Kelsey Wanda Scrivner Billie Juanita Dale Betty Ann Lawler Marian Elizabeth Slater Nancy jane Dempsey Martha Garnett McKinney Helen Louise Smith Jeanne Harney Elliott Milred Jennings McKinney Mildred Sparks Margaret Elrod Mary Jean Michler Lois Kathryn White Amanda Edwina Hamblett Jean Purcell Reed Lillie Helen Wilson Marguerite Riley OFFICERS VIRGINIA BREEDING . . . President CAROLYN SFICER . . . ViceiPresident MARGARET HATCHER V . . Secretary FAY MCDEARMAN . . . Treasurer FH'J ruu' IIAU'IH'I' SDICr'l' Horkun Luwh r BH-Mlivw. . ' md 2w ?ka Dr 'mun FINN zinM' Spark Humble?! R0 . o Sum I'NK Wlnw H.mm:nra G. MrKIuhm' .J MLKmnnjr EEEEMS AMMEA EJEE?ZA Alpha Gamma Delta was founded at Syracuse University in 1904, Epsilon. the local chapter of Alpha Gamma Delta, was installed on the campus in 1909 and is one of the Hfty in American colleges and universities. Red. buff. and green are the Alpha Gamma Delta colors: red and buff roses are the sororitv's Chosen Flowers: and the Alpha Gamma Delta Quarterly ca tion. is their national publi- Alumnae among the University faculty include lVIarie Barclay, Rankin Harris and Sally Pence, Outstanding Alpha Gams on the campus are Barbara Rehm, Marion Yates. Jerry Williams. Eloise Bennett, and Joan Theissv Juliette Bryson Gene Ray Crawford Anne Fuss Sarah Goering Lois Ann Markwardt Eloise Bennett Ella Watson Browne Sarah Began Julia Foley Betty A. Amos Helen R. Arnold Martha Jean Balthasar Lucy Byrn Alma Clarkson Neva Cooper Mary Lee Engle Betty Anne Ginocchio Eloise Hardy GRADUATE Margery Thomas SENIORS Mary Martha lVIiller Carolyn Petrie Marion Katherine Pirkcy Emma Bell Porter JUNIORS Marcia Fields SOPHOMORES Jean Mills PLEDGES Marga ret Halter Maurice Hudson Emily Hunt Mary George Martin Mary Louis Mitts Esther Nevitt Pat Norpell Gwen Pace Barbara Rehm Lillian Ttate Shirley Thomas Virginia Walker Lysbeth Wallace Ann Gillespie Gloria Reid jerry Williams Marian Yates Bette C. Robinson Inez Struther Nancy Ellen Taylor Joan Theiss Martha Jane Thompson Ania Rai Vickers Anna Mary Wagner Babette Walker Nancy Williams OFFICERS BARBARA REHM . , . . President EMMA BELL PORTER . Vice-PI'Esidcnt JULIETTE BRYSON . . Secretary ANNE FUSS . . . . Treasurer Irwl HHI' Cumlunl Wallzu'v Ru hm 'I'lmmm Gm rn'v Dnudvnl 1': In Do Th KY; Fulf-t Rodlnwn M'llri Yum Mm Hn Norlwll x1m71'vm VHHIHH11 Simmer Wu nor '3 N.Vx'1111;nn:- Gmrmcuhzn ?.Ilih. SW NHHI IIIF LMH' 1. Hrr 'I lmuipson Illlr'mu: Bvrne Hum Amuhl AEEEIZA 233.3 EDEEWEA Alpha Xi Delta Was Iounded at Lombard College in 1893 and now has HILyiscven chap, ters. Xi. the first local sorority to become .1 national on the University of Kentucky campus. was installed in 1908. Cnlnrs of Alpha Xi Delta are double blue and gold; pink rose is the sorority Bower, and the Alpha Xi Delta journal is its national magazine. Alumna in the University faculty is Margaret Tuttle. Popular members are Betty Jane Pugh, Geneva Huuso, Virginia Henderson. and Palncia Lewis. Betty Jane Chapman Geneva House Michelenu Bogan Grace Brown IVlarrha Jane Allen Irln Bnnnon Jane Adams Nancy Adams Betty Ament Hazel Arnold Mary Eieanor Bach Helen Baker Edna Ball Betsy Lou Blevins Ruth Boyd Euginia Brown SENIORS Betty Jane Kingston lane Magruder Lois Ogden J'UNIORS Mary Burrier Virginia Henderson Elizabeth Hogg SOPHOMORES Laura Jeane Blake Dorothy Dold Betty Fraysure PLEDGES Jeanne Bureau Ann Cantrell June Combs Ann Frye Mary Herman Ruth Ellen Link Kathleen Lowman Helen Mayhew Sally Miller Betty Nloore Betty Jane Pugh Jean Reynolds NIa ureen Savage Dorothy Robinson Patricia Lewis Margaret Stokes Ruth Moore Esther Price Lucille Richardson Maureen Rose Dorothy Shively Ann Caroline Smith Lillian Unger Betty Waltman Mary Norma Weatherspoon Ruth Wimmer OFFICERS BETTY JANE PUGH . , President VIRGINIA HENDERSON . Vice-President LOIS OGDEN . . . . Secretary MARTHA JANE ALLEN , Treasurer MHZ MI 110: w ngx ultls- Mumudr'x' n'r HMHI rmr meh 1mm Hrrhl.l:-nll - l'z'n KHI'HUH '1 lIJ'u 1W! Fr IH'UY mu Smn w wmmm n W m1 1m 1 Adumx Hold Amvu' Moorc mm x HF Bull Bovd Collim HUM Fr Rnnuh Bukm' $Nm1111: M u mun C2u11r111 Combs tingm' MIIIH Bath Moorv Axlmrs S .' i; w v1- l- Wxtltavg; 4 var E E E E i mm GDMEEZA Chi Omega was founded at the University of Arkansas in 1895. Lambda Alpha of Chi Omega. one of the 96 chapmrs in the organization. was installed at the University in 1914 Cardinal and straw are the Chi Omega colors: white carnation is the Flower: ' Thc Elousis is the national publication, and uChi-O Columbus'y is the local publication. Alumnae among the University faculty include Barbara Feiker and Susan Jackson. Mary Beale Mylar, Martha Adams, Edith Weisenberger, and Edith Conant are wellEknawn members on the University campus. Martha Adams Elizabeth File Mary Godman Sarah Anderson Betty Bohannon Anne Mae Bailey Edith Cnnnnt Margaret Hook Jane Bandy Ann Barron IVIartha Fisher Beard Kitty Churchill Betty Clarrly Patty Combs Dorothy Coons Frances Daniel Jane Carrol Darnaby Anne Elliott Jane Elliott Ann Eyer Jane Eyer SENIORS Rachel Hardin Esther Johnson Hilda McClaran JUNIORS IVIary Varnon Gibson Martha Koppius Mary Mason Taylor SOFHOMORES Marjorie Hunsinger Mary Beale Mylar PLEDGES Agnes Fenimore Sue Fenimore Dorothy Fisher Mary Guttenberger Mary Edna Harris Peggy Johnson Betty Kirkpatrick Maurine Korfhage Marian Krauss Clara Lane Patty Cliff Lane Pat McCarty Caroline Newell Elizabeth Page Hazel Weakley Camilla Weathers Edith Weisenberger Leila Nichols Mary Bewley Steele Winn Oridge Hord Marie Louise McCown Betty Frances McKinney Gene Oetjeu Mary Elizabeth Patterson Margaret R ichards Martha Ringo Doris Tabbott Smith Jean Sullivan Elaine Swift Betsy Trabuc Betty Weisenberger Ruth Wise Kate Vx'nods OFFICERS MARTHA ADAMS . . . President MARTHA Kopmus . . Vice-President EDITH VVEISENBERGER . E E Secretary MARY MASON TAYLOR V . . Treasurer h'zm'l Imr Adams Woodx w1u11111g1 NICK l Kop , Mylm' Johmun Conant .it'zmnd 1 Andm Jll thl-znwrzw-r NM 1 ll TlHHf 1'11111 McCamm- P Johnson xIr-Fl' 11'1111 f'11111'111 rwzr 1mm.- Hurma Bmmn A,Fv:111nu1v 51.11111 m1r Ccmhs I? 11-11 5 Churchlll Filo P. Xer-PHM rgm' P111111 r5011 Hook 1.21110 57011-11111 111111 A. ElIiul C.Lan9 Rmoks Mm in 11 Brooks thvr Mn-Cow'x EDEEEZEA $3325 EDEEEEA Delta Delta Delta was founded at Boston University in 1888. Della Rho. local chapter, was installed an the Kentucky campus in 1923. Pansy is the sorority Hower; silver, blue and gold are the colors; the Trid0nt is the national publication Well known on the campus arc- Julia Johnson Sarah Anne Hall, Anne Austin, and Marian Johnson, SENIORS Anne Austin Betty Bow Miller Mary Sceal'ce Sarah Anne Hall Treva Whayne JUNIORS June Byars Anne Ellis Virginia Lindsay Peggy Forman Mary Jean McEery Lelia Frances Barnhill Julia Johnson Margery Schwartz Virginia Cantrell Betty Carroll Marion Johnson Virginia Wesley Billye Jean Jones SOFHOIMORES Virginia Baskett Jane Land Nancy Shropshire Kathleen Budde Lucy Meyer Betty Simpson Susan Randall Wynnette While Margaret Erskine NIary J0 Whitehouse Alice Kinnaird PLEDGES Leslie Bruce Anne Holland Betty Anne Pnindexter Marybelle Calvert Jane Hunter Helen Raynor TVIinkie Clark Emily Jones Virginia Raynor Frances Crawford Marie Jones Mary Shaw Miriam Cutler Mary Jones Anne Stephenson Nell Dorsey Edna Land Elizabeth Street Cornelia Dozier Patti Gay Latta Frances Street Janet Edwards Polly McCulloch Bet1y Thompson Helen Gandy Lucy Lee Miller Corinne Wade Carolyn Gilson Gwen Owens Barbara Walton Mildred Hatchett Alice Watkins OFFICERS JULIA JOHNSON . , President VIRGINIA WESLEY , Vice-President ANNE ELLIS . . . Secretary SARAH ANNE HALL . . . Treasurer I'm! mu' Hull Mlllrr VI' an ELM J Juhnmm Allh'lll Sunnwr S'I'Hnllrl HIH' Hymn Wmh I JUIH'H . 111w Cunlrrll E. C? roll MY Juhmmn M DIxEJYOY wrm . Kumam'ti Shropslurv Elx m Pu u I'muth u,u' to W nwhuun . 1x Jam x Holed r541; Tmr II. F 1:,1101' Do '.or mepson Puzmh xi m' Smphunsm: . Ravnor 53 1V GAlxun VnrH: mu n:na- E. Land '. Al xinx 0x mm SH'CCI SA'I'NI'H! WIMP Cr Mnnl Clm'kp M. Joms Junm X 01111;: Culvert Edu'nrth Hntvhml KEAEEHA EDEEWA In 1897 Kappa Delta was founded at Virgmia State Teachers' College in Furmville, Virginia. Epsilon Omega, one of the 55 chapters, was installed on the University campus in 1910. Olive green and white are the sorority colors: white rose is the Hower: and I The An- gelos is the national publication. Outstanding K. D,'s are Wanda Austin. Anne Overstreet, and Wanda Austin Georgia Booher Elinor Cullison Helen Hatchet Frances Bach Katy J0 Catron Page Davis Ruth Bradford Carojean EIsie Caroline Hill Ann Abbot Lillian Bertram Betty Ann Brauer Anne Cotton Elizabeth Ann Deal Jean Galloway Claudine Gibson June Hubbard GRADUATE Opal Skaggs SENIORS Martha Hayman Bettye Howard Norma Niswonger Joan Taylor Noland jUNIORS Margaret Jean Hamons Sara Lee Mock Patty Rimmer SOPHOMORES Fritzie Liebel Ellen OBanion PLEDGES Norma Jenkins Jacqueline Johnson Phylis Lee Mitzie McGraw Fay Maggard Betty Jane Marshall Helen Milman Jane Money Mary Lou Munroe Betty Procton Anne Cassell Overstreet Betty Proctor Marjorie Randolph Barbara Smedley Mary Saunders Nancy Jean Tutt Jean Whaley June Scott Betty Jane Sledd Emily Young Dorothy Powell Freddie Pride Dolores Shifflet Evelyn Thompson Billye Whitesides Eloise Williams Grace Wilmott Emily Wiseman OFFICERS ANNE CASSELL OVERSTREET . Presiden! MARTHA HAYMAN . . Vice-President JOAN TAYLOR NOLAN . . . Secretary PAGE DAVIS . . . , . Treasurer FITS! row Nolan Rnndoli Austm Niswoxmer Bcuhvr Proctor Oversu'ou Suuuml mm Sauncim a VVhal: ' Hnymnn Dm'ls Haicher Howard Cullmun Third mm Young O'anmn Sledd Bucn Hnmmuns Catrun Tult Fourth ruzr McGrqu' 1 mm Bmdlozd Linol Flj'lh T'IIL' ShlIIle-I Bertram .X 11119.11 3 ,gnrd Vk HEDSldv Powell May Szrtlz ruzr Glbson Thompson Deal Abbot Gallou 11y Brauer Marklnlll SCI 11 run Cotton Julmsmx Wllcox Williams Monroe Maggnrd Willmott Junkins 33$??EA KAEPR$ hAMMIQ Kappa Kappa Gamma was founded at Monmouth, Illinois in 1870. Beta Chi, one of the 74 chapters in the Unith States, was installed at the University in 1910. Light blue and dark blue are the sorority colors; Heur-de-lis is the sororitv flower; and HThe KeVH is the publication. Kappa alumnae in the faculty include IVszry Mumford and Rebecca Van IVIeter. Oub standing Kappas 0n the campus are Sue Fan Gouding, Sara Ewing, Jessica Gav. and Dawson Hawkins. Elizabeth Grimes Chapman Catherine Gaines Sue Fan Gooding Algernon Dickson Sara E Edmonds Sara Ewing Sue Ewing Martha Key Cross Martha Davis Ann Carter Felts Elizabeth Arm Allen Mary E.A1verson Betty Baynham Frances Bell Ethel Blanton Ewing Brown Sally Buckner Ruthie Dimock Elizabeth Dosker Martha Gregory SENIORS Ethel Koger Carolyn Marsteller Janet Rodes Mary K. Scott JUNIORS Betty Garr Jessica Gay Dawson Hawkins Elizabeth Hughes Mary Lyle SOPHOMORES Frances Field Marjory Freeman PLEDGES Frances Holton Juhe Landrum Frances Lawton Maybelle Marr Ellen Marshall Georgianne Moss Laura Oldham Brewster Phelps Bettie Rodes Caroline Rodes Louise Peak Louise Wilson Betsy B. Woodford Martha McCauley Olive Offenhauser Roberta Parker Betsy Ross Elizabeth Lewis Sara Louise Milward Charlotte Oldham Sarah Rodes Betty Ruby Mary Sclllund Alice Spencer Betsy B. Stevenson Carolyn Thomas Irene Walsh Ann Webb Margaret J. Wharton Niesje Wilder OFFICER S ETHEL KUGER President LOUISE WILSON Vice-President MARY KAVANAUGH SCOTT Secretary ELIZABETH GRIMES CHAPMAN Treasurer Goodm: Chupmu'x Se' mm! mm f H Lyn 013'! 1 hruwr 13mins Cu; MLmelm 51va m 1r himmgk M 571-111 fuzz meib Morin. PAolpx XIA , Bmu :1 Aixmmn Oldlmln Emits Sus'mfl: Imp Blunlon wiry 1101mm Lnndrum EETA WARD QE?EJZA Zeta Tau Alpha was founded at the Virginia State Normal College in 1898 Alpha Chi, one of the 76 chapters. was installed on the University campus in 1924. Blue and gray are the sorority colors: white violet is the Howcr; and 'Themis' is the official organ. VVeIl-knnwn Zeta Taus on the campus are Mary Horr, Elsie March, and Virginia Long. GRADUATE Dorothy D. Vaughn SENIORS Luella Lawrence Theresa Theiling Marjorie June Wyatt JUNIORS Virginia Allen Virginia Long Marjone Wilson Florence Drown Elsie March Emily Young Betty Warner SOPHOMORES Mary Helen Daley Mary Herr Ann Wallace PLEDGES Ruth Marie Baker Nancy Randolph Hood Martha Parthemore Mary Patricia Cottrell Sally Mason Emily Turner Mildred Moore Reeda Rose Von Allmen Mary Lavonne Craig Ruth Warren Virginia Gastineau OFFICERS MARY HURR , . President MARJORIE WILSON . . Vicc-President ELIZABETH WARNER . . , Secretary LUELLA LAWRENCE . . . Treasurer ALPHA CHI CHAPTER SUN NH! 1111' X mum: Fhrlbn! mu mrgwwumw mhx a AEPEHEA CGEAMMZA BEND In Indianapolis Alpha Gamma Rho was nationallyv founded as a fraternity for agricul- ture students in 1908, Omicron, the local Chapter, was founded m the Universltv in 1920 n-rm M ., Green and gold arc UH: calors; pink rosv is the flower, and P119 Sirklp and sheaf is the ufficial publicatxon. Alumni in the faculty are J. O. Barkman, Fordyce Elv. Phillip Edwards. W. P. Garriv gusz E. J Kinney II. B. Morrison L. H. Townsend. E. .l. Wilford. and H. B. Price, Out: tuiiqcihwir 'Ih'ifam' Hummim' mwaw-m.uq:...-. standing in campus actiwties are Jim Crowley. Roy Hunt Bob Kibler. and Gerald SchaHer. Leonard B.A11en James Crowley Reid B. England John Ira Gray Eugene Barnett Marvin Carl Bell Thomas J. Cobb Denver Wilbert Haney Robert T. Johnson David Cleveland Harry W. Garton Ford Anderson Stewart Barr James E. Bean Hugh Brinkley john Burrier Joseph Butler Billy B. Cuuk Richard Duvall Charles Eastin James D Estill SENIORS Roy H. Hunt J Robert Kibler James M Leer JUNIORS Kenneth B. Jones Edward Johnstone W Clifford Ledford j. Paxton Marshall SOPHOMORES Charles L. Hatcher Joe W. Meng PLEDGES William C. Gayle James W. Hancock V T jones Jark Lancaster William R. LeGrand Eucletus MCAninCh Barney G. Neal Robert G. Philpot Grover P. Schooler. jr. John W. Seltsam James A Porter Glenn A. Price Marion Roberts Gerald Schaffer B Yaan-y Owen A Irvin Overall Donald Puden Chester B. Theiss Mitchell T. Yowell Sam D. VVh-akley, Jr. James Welch Marshall Shnuse William H Strm1he Raymond P. Thompson Roy N. Van Arsdall William Ward Matt Williams Gordon B. Wilson Hiter L. Woods Jay Young Paul Young OFFICERS wmm-r 1w:- ROY HA HUNT , . . . President GERALD J. SCIIAFFER Viec-Presidenr CHESTER B. THEISS . . , Secretary JAMES CROWLEY . . , . Treasurer Iv'u'xi Mu' KJIJII I' Hum Iiulu'YH Allwn I'Mmlm' S'Umwll ruu' Purl: 1' 'HH 1, x 3n 11 E .MI FHDL V. Jnmzxm. thw-rf. ruzw Iluxr'lh 1' Jun 1311' .r: N1 :1? G; VR' Gulmx: Bllfrml LHIICLlsU'Y Mu'mzzmt w 5! vhv Fulqvn SUM UH: I'Mr Sllhllh Suhum HAm-ox'k Swhcmm' men Dun'all Tltmnpxnn AEPEJEA $H MA 39ml! Alpha Sigma Phi was founded at Yale College in 1845. Sigma was organized in 1917 on the campus. Cardinal and stone are the fraternity colors; cardinal rose is the fraternity fiower, and ' The Tommyhawk' is the national publication Alumni in the faculty inrlude Major Lyle Croft, Henri Beaumont Lester O Bannon. David M, Young. and Major D C. Carpenmr. Outstanding members on the campus are Walter Cox. jr., Donald R. Rose, and Robert F. Clark SENIORS James Corbin William Naylor JUNIORS Walter C Cox, Jr. Billy Daniels Donald R Rose George Langstaff SOPHOMORES Albert Frey Blenn McAllisLer John Emory Walden PLEDGES Robert F. Clark Edward Hatchett OFFICERS WALTER C. Cox, JR. . . President DONALD R. ROSE . . . Vice-President WILLIAM V. NAYLOR . . Secretary J. EMORY WALDEN, II . , , Treasurer First rum Cox Rose Swamzd rmr Naylor Corbin Lungstnff Thznz rum Dameis Walden McAlmu-r Fourth row Frey Clark Hatchntt SIGMA CHAPTER Mmmvwmw-mmmmmiuuanuInwmqnu Mummrwv L-kvr-M AEEEEEA TEAUJ QDME Z$A Alpha Tau Omega was founded at Virginia Military Institution in 1805 and the local Chapter was installed on this campus in 1909. The national organization consists of 90 :.- -M--n A r:'. naafmw-y-kw'hw-a e453 3 . chapters. 4 Blue and gold are the fraternitv colors: white tea rose it the Huwer, and NThu Palm is Ai-ww? the publication. Alumni on the faculty inrlude L. E. Nollau, L I Hnrlacher. Niel Plummer F. A. Hughes, J. W. Mav. VVatsnn Armstrong, K. E. Rapp. VVillinm 17L Pittman. and Ban Peak. WelLknmvn members on the University campus are Jere Thornton and Ralph Eschlmrn. GRADUATE James Johnson SENIORS John Bondurant Ralph Eschborn Thomas Jackson Weaver Charles Kramer JUNIORS Lewis Bondurant John Jenkins Jen:- Thornton SOPHOIVIORES Milton N. Crawford William Fraser Earl Eschborn John Edward Owsley PLEDGES Buster Coleman Ralph G. Hayes Robert Moler Valdez Coursey Thomas Hoffman James F. Scott Harold Cl'uicher WK R. Insko James Robert Sherburne Jou Eversole Orwin Johnston Runvnn S. Sidney Julm L. Ewing Bill Lamb Roger Taylor Felix M. Gossum Creston Clark NIayhalI George K. White OFFICERS JERE THORNTON . V . . President CHARLES KRAMER . V . Vice-Presidenz EARL ESCHBORN . . . V Secretary RALPH ESFHRORN . . . . Treasurer MU IOTA CHAPTER rur 'Imnrn .Iul.1wm J.II';:1tlH:.1IH 'l'hm'ulmi 5m run! run 1V1: 1 6111111111 .- Hrw 111 EEXv-z'bmtw VLI '1': 11x 1111112111. CH 1' I '1. n Cannun EDEECEEA C8333 Delta Chi was founded at Camel Universitv in 1590. Kentuckv, one of the 35 chap- ters in Amencan colleges and universities, was installed in 1913. Red and buff are the iraternitv's colors; white carnation is the flower, and HDeIta Chi Quarterly' is the publication. Alumni among the faculty include J. Huntley Dupre and Alfred Brauer. Well-known on the campus are joe Bohnak and Guy McConnell. Joseph Bohnak Leland Day leliam Carroll Mitchell Roland Fillmore Bowen Bud Camp Rodney Fox 1 m nu. SENIORS Guy McConnell Richard Ferguson NIaurice Mitchell JUNIORS Munroe Mink Duane Van Horn Paul Nolte SOPHOMORES Dwight McCray Peter Manos Elbert McClung PLEDGES Edward Joseph Gus Scourbys Howard Lacy Jack Stidham OFFICERS GUY MCCONNELL . . . . President LELAND DAY , . . Vice-Presidont VVJLLIAM CARROLL . . Secretary DUANE VAN HORN . . . Treasurer 19w: - ,. uu' 1 wd'l-Var. :x a win A:Amk- uh. ..;h-' u. u KENTUCKY CHAPTER l'ImI i'uu' Duy Buhmn: erlmut'u .Munx-mmm-un-pammm w-udlmM-XWL .Sm um! rnlr Cm'roli Van Hm'n Mnclmll T11 'rtl rmr Mun; BICC lnv-II R n 130 :1d Bowen McCleg PHIL r'mr SK'O'er-x's IICC my Luvv 51 :chm mmmhmmnnmm'w w-u4-xr-n m EDEETZEA TAKE EDEETEA Delta Tau Delta was founded at Bethany College in 1856. Delta Epsilun. one of the 76 chapters in American college: and universities, was installed in 1924. Purple. white and gold are the fraternity's colors: pansy is the flower. and the Rain, bow is the nalional publication, Alumni on the faculty include Dean C. R. Melrher R H. Hawkins. R. D. Miller, Edi ward Johnson. Paul Averitt, and James S. Shropshire. are Jack McNeal7 Givens Dixon. Edwin Lander and Carlisle Myers. Carter Brumfleld Mario Catini Givens Dixon Troy Adams William Campbell Harrison Dixon Donald Hayes Edward Jones William List George Bailey Frank Bauer Ill Theodore Beck George Blevins Shadrack Boaz Stanton Bryan Robert Burk jowph Butler Louis Cantrell Frank Cassidy Robert Christopherson William Colbert Charles Daugherty Harold Daugherty Robert Dean SENIORS William Glass Mahlon Harlan Robertson Kagin jUNIORS Early Dulworth William Fulton Edwin Lander SOPHOMORES jack McComas Jack Pryor PLEDGES D, R. Durbin Juhn Ellis Edwin Hayes Paul C. Hineman William ankaday H. E. Homan Richard Jaeggers Joseph Krieger William McCuwan jack McPherrnn Dunald Morgan Thomas Mosely Bill Ogden William Overhultz Pmminem members 0:1 the campus Hugh Muorllcad Arthur H. Sawyer Dunham Short A. C. McFarland Jack McNeal Carlisle Myers John W'nlthall Robert Winfree Harold B, Wright Clydl: Peel Frank Pittman Robert Powell Earl Prater Archie Rainey Hartwell Road John Robbins John Russell III Phillip Smith Weaks Smith Richard Smfur Robert Stopher Amott Strong John Sutterfleld Alfred Yost OFFICERS JACK MCNEAL . . . V President CARLISLE MYERS . . Vice President WILLIAM GLASS . . . Secretary ROBERTSON KAGIN . , Treasurer IVIMI rml' mm le'm Brumlil'ld Mar 1: Suwy: 1' I LIUH Chsnx-r Dubnmlh .J. JUIH'S Hulmzm Adumx Mu pr Lmdvr J Hlxnn 'I'JVII'H rnzr Wruzm Xh'CouzuK Enid Hu v,- L14 X 311111111 szw PM I :mm Sum Prullwr YLMI Enllm Blcxim SJ 150K Cuquvll Cmbllh IRCUH am Buim C. uuhrnx Hobbiih P Smuh Sm'cxwy 1m St'rulllh H H' W Smith linmey TI, Duuahm't V Wlsnm' BL 1m Hinmnun mmwuwmra-w ' w' the 69 chapters, was installed on the University campus in 1893. Crimson and Old gold are the fraternity colors; red rose and magnolia blossom are the flowers, and .Kappa Alpha Journal ' and illustrated Manual are the publications. G. D. Beach 0 Richard Daniel John T. Jackson john M. Kelly Greenberry B Brown john P Dallavo William A. Dunlap James Flndy Leonard Ballard G Wi11iam Blair Harold Carr Steve Banahan Franklin Brown Howard Churchill Bob Congleton Cabell D. Francis 33$??ZA AMPEIEA Kappa Alpha was founded at Washington and Lee University in 1865. Theta, one of SENIORS Caswell P. Lane Ben H. Lowery David C. McCord JUNIORS Howard C. Freer Henry Graddy jnhn Hicks David Mahanes Dan P. NTarshaII SOPHOMORES Russell des Cngnets Bartley A. GreenweH John G, Irvin James B. Morris PLEDGES James Hisle Bob O'Brien John Pennebaker Johnson Price Well-known students on the DAVID C. MCCORD RICHARD DANIEL DAN P. MARSHALL HOWARD C. FREER Alumni in the faculty include C. C. Carpenter. COL I H Graham, G. Davis Buckner, Joe W. Pryor, W. C. Tucker, and Harry Best. David C. McCord, j. IVI. Wooldridge. and Ben H. Lowery. Buford Short Richard C. Stoll Hugh Witt James M. Wooldridge Robert W. Meyer Robert Pieratt Wallor Squires Nelson Woolcult Ed mond Shropshire F. Ford Waller Lindsay VVigginton William Ringo William Sloan Jack Sorrelle Winford Thomas Sammy Wagers OFFICERS Vice-P resident campus are President Secretary Treasurer ?'- f'T'iM'sJM-sgf. - :1me r' A'l A THETA CHAPTER Fem! mu Jacksun XVUUH muv shun Luu x5 Suuund rwr K011? KYILL Mccm'd Luxm S 94.1: Lu Sowllv mm Imr H RVullv r 51.1111 V'wzf Bulhrd Bannimn Ringo Thmmu Bron n KEAEWPEA $3 3$2$5 Kappa Sigma was founded at the Universitv of Virginia in 1869 Beta Nu. one 01' the 107 chapters. was installed at the University in 1901. Scarlet. green and white are the fraternitv colors; lilV 0f the valley is; 1119 Hnwer. and The Cauduecus is the national publication, Alumni in the facuh'v are Dr. L. L. Dnntzlcr and Dr. W. D. Funkhouser Prominent i student members are Ray Steinfcrt, James Carroll. and William P. Wilson, 5 SENIORS . James Carroll Russel Jones Roy Sleinfort Richard Gard William P. Wilson I . ; JUNIORS Lewis Sawin David Siegel Russell White Russell Travis SOPHOMORES Huward Clark William Goodloe Jack Luigart James Craig Jack Hill Harry IVIeadur William Frasure David Phelps PLEDGES Robert Ballard William Hubbard Paul Lovelace Roger Cooper David Hume Alfred Marcum Jack Fleming Howard Kelley Carson May Charles Green Don Keith Paul Nortker Jack Howell Alex Lentz Calvin Smart William Luckin OFFICERS ROY STEINFORT . , . President JACK HILL VicePre-sidcnt DAVID PHELPS . . . . Treasurer Russm. JONES Treasurer uw-up a; 1. 1': '. T1- Ikki4 t1lllr':wuigw -a 7:31;; A - w. a dreuvti N Argugzcd'. Far ! run Ihll SlHiIIIUH .ll'l'IJIl XVlleZI 'l'UIl'l inn 3 m d MILU' SJwL-l 'I'l: :rII nw- Goudlulr Crmu Fm: n l v Plurlm Clurk Fuzwlh wu' Iluntv FL X1112 L111: ': HUN 2 Snmr! mummmsa Raw. -, 33333 EDEEEEA ?EEEWTA Phi Delta Theta was founded at Miami University in 1901. Them, ons- of the 108 chap- ters in American colleges and universities. was installed on the University campus in 1901. Azure and argent are the fraternity colors; white carnation is the Flower, and Mfhe Scroll and hThe Palladium are the Phi Delt publications. Outstanding Phi Delts in campus activities include Robert Hillcnmeyer, Tom Walker, and Arlee VVilsnm David Collins Roy Coons Robert Courtney Harry Feamster James Beasley Pryor Hancock john Atchison Howard Bilharz John Brandenburg Phillip Clements Jay C.D0y1e David Dishruw John Elam Janles Floyd Horace Gaines Charles Gardner Richard Long SENIORS William Floyd John Taylor Gus Ed Hank John Thompson William Harris Tom Walker Robert Hillenmeyer Atlce Wilson Harry Taylor JUNIORS Charles Nuchols Ben T. White Oscar Wright SOPHOMORES Hampton Heuton Robert Speith James Keightley William Tripplut Charles Lang Robert Worthington Calvert Roszell Sim Wyatt James Sparrow Scott Yellman PLEDGES Thomas McKinley Neff Seebree John Malone Clarence Short Hudson Nichols George Lee Smith Clark Ortenhurger Alexander B. Veech, er Clayton Randall Stanley White Edward Wilkey OFFICERS ROBERT H. HILLENMEYER . . President GUS ED HANK . . . ViceiPresident JOHN G. ATCHISON . . 1 . Secretary THOMAS L. WALKER , , . Treasurer ., a - x u-quq, um Hum'm'l: .- Thunmsun CUHIW XV. Plin'd Hunk . '17qu run Culhm Sparrow Bvuslm' B Whit? Hos, ll . f m. mM-mmmlu-w-muqm .-,1 WWW, m .mo- In-AmqmwdeM' m FuurH: rt II' thkolx Alchnun Tnplmt Lonu Hexmon W ' Fir!!! mu J Floyd 3111mm ; Rumiml ' CI :rnb Dox'lo YL'HIILHI SpmlL Szrm HHI Wllkm Gmxtx v Grimm MtICjnlm' Shun X'eech Knighilry SK wwth mu- Malone Nicholx Snmh S 'Whlw Sehnm chhmxx OI IL'IIUUFLLVZ' E9333 BEES??EA ?EAED Phi Kappa Tau was founded at NIiami Universitv in 1006. Kappa. one of the 46 na- tional chapters, was installed at the University in 1920. Harvard red and old gold are the fraternity Colors; red carnation is the flower, and The Laurel of Phi Kappa Tau is the publication Alumni in the faculty are Dr O. T. KOPPIUS and Prof. student members are john Keller and William Caywood, Gus Green William Caywood John David John Dnddridge Joe Amatn Sam Adams Mitchell Brown Oaks Caldwell Charles Chesner George Davis Donald Dott SENIORS John Keller jUNIORS Claucl Emrich Dick Eubanks Earl M Evans Roger Mulloy SOPHOMORES Roy Kirchhoff PLEDGES Bob Hardin Jimmy Harris Morris Hart James Hodgetts Joe Lynch Alan Parrish R. C. Rogers Roy Muruland. WelI-known J. S Robertson Lloyd Waddell Harold Watts Kim Underwood Goebcl Wright jack Ross Louis Smythe Dale Thomas Sonny Quiery Ray Webber Quinten Wieman OFFICERS jm-IN DODDRIDGE . . , President DICK EUBANKS . . . Vice-President LLOYD WADTJELL . . . Secretary JOHN DAVID . . , . Treasurer Farm! I'IIII' Mulluy th DH KUHUI C:.j;u'm.vrl R IIM'JIHUH 8'4 HWU 41w WALLs R ,1'15 Unrinvlv. nmi V Cin'u'uml UUUKII idgr TWHI YhH' Zmrlrh E xlmmzs FHIAYIII r02. 'Hwn . lim'mu DUN c; v INN NW' Paws Wugm Kn' ' l MvaWuuw;w-r+ahwtnw wxxewnnwmn u f Epsilon. um: 01' 110 chapters in the United States. was installed in 1900, SSEhMEA ESE?E3EA EETSSEEhN Sigma Alpha Epsilon was founded at the University of Alabama in 1856. Kenmcky Purple and gold arr: the fraternity colors, and violet is the Flower. UThe Recorrl'v and Phi Alpha arc fmtcmity national publication. publications. and The News Letter is the vhapter Alumni in the faculty include Thompson Bryant. E. S. Good, Maj. Gerald Griffin, C. C. Jett. Paul McBrayer. Juu Rupert, Grady Sullal'ds, and Job Turner, Outstanding student members in campus activities are Alexander DA Hallh Ward Darnell. George Dudley. Ward Darnell Winifred Ellis Leonard Greathouse Alexander Dh Hall Thomas Bell Henry C. Blount William D.Calver1. Paul Cnscillis George E. Dudley William S. Evans Richard Arnspiger VVilIiam Dudley Baker G. William Ballou William Bronston Ben Dyer Bryan Blaunt Robert Bradley Edward T Breathitt Bran Buckley Allen Cloyd D. Clayton Cruise Raymond Dallas John W. Davis Edward Fish Richard Gholson SENIORS Lee Roy Hughes Charles Hh Michler Clarence Morehead JUNIORS Ben P. Eubank George Gilbert Joe B. Hall George E. Kelly Harold Likens Bart N. Peak. Jr. Everitt S. Penick SOPHOMORES Ralph Farmer William Gabbert Marion Hall Ralph Kohl Byron Mchen John H. Nevett PLEDGES J. Richard Gillespie Robert Gillim John William Hall L. Raymer Jones Ben Kessinger Robert E. Lee. Jr. Robert Miller Hoyt Moore Thomas Moort' WARD DARNELL Othor Shadwick, and Terry Noland Other Shadwirk Willis Sutherland William P. Wharton Charles Rhodes Paul Wh Triplett Clay Vallandingham Richard S Webb W. Richard Young William H. Young W. James Purser Jame: Saunders Fred Wachs William AV Wade Don VV11ho1t John Neale Jamps E. Parker Marion Smith Edward Taylor Joe Triplett Roy A. 'Nallacc Robert Watt Arthur White Howard Wilkerson Sheldon Willuck OFFICERS ALEXANDER D. HALL . . . President WILLIS SUTHERLAND . . ViceuPrcsiant S ecretary VVILLIAM Sh EVANS III V V . Treasurer Inrxl row Dm'nvll Sutherland A H H Nim'vhr'ud Hllglh-s anmul Shudwxck FillH .8 r'umi 1'4er llumlmglmm 'oxl Kvllx' Rhutlw Dud 3' PL' X Jlurr .r LI BIAL'lxh-r 'Ihrzduyvr Fum'fls rwr Gnljbrll H Moore Bullou Szmntltw Farmur Purwl Wm? Brm H i: .K'm'flv n 7r Willim xou Dans; Dallas Nt'ulv Bruclcy Purkm' Smuh SL'Z'L'IIUI :UH' Wlnw Taylor Glllim Kosunuur MCEqu: 1'. B1001? mount Mlllm' JUIIPS WM .WT- 1. SSHCGMZA 333 mmriudwiIi-W lemurs Sigma Chi was fnunded at Miami University in 1655. Lambda Lambda, one of the 97 national chapters, was installed on the University campus in 1893. Lambda Lambda 0f Sig- ma Chi celebrated its golden anniversary on March 31, 1943. Blue and 01d gold arc- the fraternity colors: white rose is the flower. and hThe Magazine of Sigma Chi is the national publicaticm Alumni among the faculty are Prof. Francis Check. Prof. Perry West. Lt. Col. J. E Brannan, and Capt. Preston B. Powell. are Gayle Neal, Edwin Barnes. and Ben Sullivan Ray Bnrnette George Edwards Halpin Hackctt C. Edwm Barnes Kilmer Combs Victor Davis Rlchard Ayres Spencer Merwin Robert Alexander John Allen James Baskett Gary Butterman James Clutts Carrol Feers Robert Hicks SENIORS Sam A. Murruu Gayle Neal JUNIORS Harold Rucker William Spears Joseph Stanton SOPHONIORES Edwin Nolan Walter Robbins PLEDGES Richard Hurt Donald McCord Bryant Morgan Edward Murphy Raymond Murphy Robert Rupard Outstanding student members in campus arlivities Richard Schubert Raymond Stephens Claude Trapp Ben Sullivan David Trapp Everett Warren Owen Rouse Richard Turril Mark Sauers Jack C. Smith Ray Turley Marion Vance Robert Warren Robert Whitley Bradford Will OFFICERS GAYLE NEAL . . . V President CAMPBELL CANTRILL V Vice-President KILMER COMBS . . . Secretary RICHARD GERRISH . . Treasurer V mawu'l-u n. . hr. Hrs! ruu' bvhlbrrl 8111'!in Trupp Edwards Swund 7'01! thun Warren Cumin; Sulli I'Uzzu' rmr Richard 1: Lu Rouse Turt'Dll St anion qurm HMV' Smllh Mu rplty Nrum ROJme: ernx 1327111 'un' 15min Hiykx Lym' Murphv Henry Clmm 82,1 HI mu Hurt Rupurd Allvn Wm 10:1 mntm'mmx Will LAMBDA $H MZA. NED Sigma Nu was founded at the Virginia Military Institute in 1860. Gamma Iota. one of 97 Chapters. was installed on the University campus in 1902, Black, white. and gold are the fraternity colors: white rose is the Hower; ' Fhe Delra ' xs the natxonal publication, and The Sigma News'1 is the local chapter publication Alumni in the faculty are Maj. F. L. Carlysle, Lieut. M M Montgomery, and Ab Kin wan. WeIl-known student members are James Collier and Harold B. Lindsay. SENIORS Marion N. Berry Earl Hadden Frank B Hale James Collier George Warwick JUNIORS Byron T. Bach William Owen Laslie Harold B, Lindsay Billy K. Barlow Donald Lowry SOPHOMORES William P. Barlow Joseph Ehmet James D Morse MnH'ett Clark Thomas Garnett G. N. Wilkensnn John Kiger PLEDGES David Adams James Eli Adams Charles Balz Thomas Blackwell L. D. Browning Douglas Brown Frank Bunch Granville Cayce Elmer Davis William Drury James Eisman William Fowler Earl Grey Alfred K. Gross Billy R. Kimbel Robert Kincheloe Charles B. Malloy- Duncan Morgan Charles Petrik FRANK B. HALE C. DONALD WALKER JOHN N. HOLEMAN HAROLD B. LINDSAY Augustus G. Poc- George B. Rice Charles Scott Tommy Simpson Ballard Trigg George Velotta Lawson Williams Chester Woods Dick Youngerman OFFICERS President VicckPresidenI Secretary TreasurF-r I !rx'l run Sm-und nm' Barlow 'I'hzr'rl ruu' Kmm MOI'M Gm'm'II J Scull V. Barlow 13w: H l! 7': 7r Bum-h TH E Ehnm Slmpmn FJHJ Tulr Adumx C Von Blacku 5'11 K.111hu1 DANE Klm'lwluw 5111M m1 Adams Balz PM rh 1; Fowlcr Mullm' Poe Murpzm TREVAN EE Triangle was founded nationally, for engineering students only, at the University of Illinois in 1907. Kentucky chapter, one of the- 16 national chapters, wax installed in 1920. Old lose and gray are UIE fraternity colors; carnation is the Huwer. and dle Triangle RDVijq is the publication. Alumni among thu faculty are E. A. Bureau, J. S. Horine, A. L. Chambers. E. B. Far- ris. j, H. Graham; C. S. Crouse, L. E. Nulluu, S. T. Saunien and D. V, Terrell. Well-known s1udPnL members are C R. lVIartin and O. G. McBeatll, SENIORS Clyde S, Calvert C R. Martin D. M. Price A. L. Chambers 0. G. McBeath W. W, Schick J. S. Hinton J, P. Mundrane O. L. Schulls W. E. Nolan JUNIORS C. C. Clemcnt A. L. Davis R. G. Schneider T. S. Combs M. G. Siqman SOPHOMORES E. S Gabbard W. A Parson R D Schumann C R. Hoffman F R. Houser J. W. Regley E. P. Cole V, H. French W. L, Hodge B. J, Johnslon H. J. Noland F. W. Schumann PLEDGES K. P. Johnston S. S. Kilgore M, L. Jones R B. NICDaniel W. A. Plunkett J. P Runyon C. R. MARTIN J. P. MUNDRANE J. S. HINTON W W. SCHICK G. R. Turner Donald Warren R. D. Russoll W. Ty StewarL R. G. Sullivan C. G. Taliferro R, P. Whitton. jr, OFFICERS President VichPrcsidcnt Secrefary Treasurer Hmlotx Crmnhm a Wm 71'! 71m- ? m 4m Prum 7mm rmz' Huhlm l r1 Wm! Srm Mr: D: I 1min 'm Pix 12AM .Iolnls'nrv ZELTEA IEEEZA TAU Zeta Beta Tau was founded at City College of New York in 1898. IL was installed on the University campus in 1942 as the 34th chapter in the organization. Blue and white are the fraternity colors and nThe Zeta Beta Tau Quarterly is the na- tiunal publication. VVell-known student members are Herschel Lowemhal and Marvin Churney, w SENIORS 9 Julius Goldberg Herschel Lowenthal Seymour Pudding V ' JUNIORS Max Bookbinder Lawrence Schneider SOFHOMORES Marvin Chutney Robert Gold Marvin Meyers PLEDGES Marvin Cohen Daniel Lewis Morris Ruzen Abraham Geller Joseph Lowenthal Walter Siegel Milton Goldberg Herman Miller Stuart Urbach Bertrand Klass Richard Wcil ! OFFICERS MARVIN L. CHURNEY . V . President SEYMOUR S. PUDDING . . ViceiPrcsident ROBERT GOLD , . Secrefary-Treasurer LAWRENCE SCHNEIDER Historian .Jt ALPHA IOTA CHAPTER FM x! mm Churm'x' Pudding Gold Sumnd ruw' BK H mdm' .I GU varu II me mhnl 7 mm! mm Qu- 5Q r' $55 b 5;; ,4 fA Dean Jones with his secretary Mrs. Bush German EDEEAN GD? MEN Dr. T. T Jones, Dean of Men. received his A.B. from the University. Later, he Studied at Harvard where he ubi mined his M.Ai and Ph.D. Dean Jones is also head of the Department of Ancient Languages. He is a member of the Kentucky Classical Asso- ciation and the Classical Association of the Middlewest and South. , :11' JUHA'H Pm: So'. muu EC$RB$EMQD$EEER$ ALPHA DELTA PI NIH. A. NI. Halt: ALPHA GAMMA DELTA Mrs. .Tnlm Hagan ALPHA GAMMA RHO NII'S ShirlPx' BPPIUY ALPHA SIGMA PHI Mrs. T. T. PridP ALPHA TAU OMEGA Mrs, EIIJun Glover ALPHA XI DELTA Mrs, Will Hughes CHI OMEGA Mrs.T-ioiriei1 Bngie DELTA CHI Mrs. H. C. Botts DELTA DELTA DELTA NIrsA Hurry LPG DELTA TAU DELTA Mrs Jack Burbridge KAPPA ALPHA IVIrs. Andrew Bowman KAPPA DELTA 1V1rs.Lilly May Pryor Hancock KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA Mrs. George Newman KAPPA SIGMA Mrs. G.T JoI1es PHI DELTA THETA Mrs. W. P. Reid PHI KAPPA TAU 1VIrs.D. W. Nlahan SIGMA ALPHA EPSIT,ON Nfrs. Ballard Luxon SIGMA CHI NIH. H111 Spunlding SIGMA NU Mrs. Belle S Drux'y SIGMA PHI EPSILON NIrs. T. W. Sweatt TRIANGLE Mrs. Ethel 13. Fish ZETA TAU ALPHA hirs. J. NI. Collier w ImMgmwmunmiy m.gbm-v-nwd mmm QQDEWJGDMGDESES Hugh B. Abbott. Engr. Aberta Marie Adams. A135 S Willie Semanda Adams. Educ. Joan Akers. AISL S. Elizabeth Aldrxdge, A151, S. julie H. Aldridge. A.85 S Elizabeth A. Allen, Agr. Martha Jane Allen, A62, S. Rozella Allen. Agr. Gloria M. Alllender. Agn Harriette F Allison. Agr, S J. Amato. Engr. John W. Ambrose. Engr John Applegate, Agr. Charles C. Arnold, A35 S. Richard Arnspiger, Alt S. John Atchison, A151, S. Earl Ashcraft. Aik S Ernestine Maud Ayers, Com. Richard Ayres, A13; S. Mary Eleanor Bach, Com. Anna Mae Bailey, Alix, S. Roy L. Ballard. Agr. George William Bellow, A.8z. S. Martha Jean Balthasm: A435 S. William C Barlow, Com. David E Barnett, A155 5. G. Gillard Barnett Engr. Gene Barr, Aim S. Elizabeth S. Baskett. Ah S. Virginia Baskett. Akin S. lVIary Elizabeth Baxter, A155 S. William F. Baxter, 1311ng Marie Bean, Agr. Austell Beaten, Cum. Jack W, Begley, Engr. Frances Vaidcn Bell, AL: S, Alice Louise Benton, Alk S. Bernard Bcrkowitz, A12 5 Esther MA Bicker. A35 S. Ben Isaacs Biggerstaff. Com. Laura 1. Blake, A151. S. Lorene W. Blankenship. AASL S. Sarah Smith Began. Com. Charles Boggs, A35 S. R, EV Boies, Engr. Fillmore Bowen. A.8:. S Sarah Ruth Boyd Educ. Helen M. Bradford. Com. Ruth Bradford. Com. W. H. Bronston. Engr. Greenbury Bedford Bmwn, A132. S. John B, Brown A.8z. S. Sarah jane Brown. A85 S. Charles W. Browning Engr. Elmer C. Bryant, Comv Kathleen Budcle. A485 S. janes R. Burdsal, Engr. Robert Othn Burke Com. Frank Button, Engr. Lucy Byrn. A151. S. Kenneth Cameron, A131. S. William Garth Cambell, A12 S. James C. Cantrill, A.8.: S. Mabel Cams. Alix S. Mildred Cams, A.Cv, S Harold L Carr, Eng. Robert Carrien Eng. William Thomas Carroll, Law Thomas H. Cash, AA: S. Herbert M. Cassidy. Eng. Harry M Caudill, 14.8.13 Floyd H. Cawood, Eng. Harold S, Chandler, Eng. James RA Chaney, Agr. Robert Chapman, Com Myra N. Cherry Agx: Emulou Childs. Com. Walter T. Childs, Eng. L. G, Christian, Eng. Marvin Lee Churney, Com. Juanita E. Clark. Agr. Alma Clarkson. Agr. Molly Harp Clayton. Com. David L. Cleveland. Agr. Lillian E. Click, Agr. William Sam Coakly. JL. A.?z S. Helen M Coburn. Agr. Roy K. Cocanougher, A35 S Marvin Stanley Cohen. A131, S. Paul Churchill Combs. Law Edith Conant. Eng. Elaine S. CnrreH, Agr. John E, Cowden, Agr. Walter Clay Cox, J11. Law Allen E. Cramer. Engr. Raymond Coleman Cravens. Law Mary Elizabeth Crawford Ak S. M N. Crawford. Engr. Rosalie Creech, Agr. Clyde E. Cropper. Agr. Martha K. Cross, A35 5. Charles Eugene Crouch. Ah S. Mary Helen Daley. Com. Charles R. Daniel, Law Bill I. Daniels, Engr. Jane Daugherty, A131. S Jim C Davidson. Engr. Martha Evans Davis, A1135. Mulford Davis, AJSL S. Victor E Davis. Law Charles W. Dawson, Agr. Anna F. Day, Educ. William H. Dearen, Agr. John D. Delano. Engr. Marie Elizabeth Denton, Com. Russell Des chnets. Jr., Agr. Clenra Donovan, A131. S. Jay C. Duyle, Aim SA William B, Drake, Engr. Mary E Duncan. Agr. Robert C. Duncan, Engr. Mary M. Dunn. A135 S. Daniel R. Durbin, Engr. 248 Ben W. Dyer, A131, S. Ruth Ann Earnest, AJSz. S, Janet Edwards, A1355. Joseph Ehmet, A155 S. Cnrojean Elsey, Ab. S Claud Irvin Emrich, Com Mary Lee Engle, C0m Margaret W, Erskine, Corn. Harold W. Estill, Engr. James D. Eslill, Agr. ! Ruth Louise Eubauk, A.3L S. Betty Jean Ewing, Com. Vestinu Mae Fairfax, A35 S. Ralph Farmer. Com. Earl James Farrell. Ah. S. Edward Allen Farris, A.CSI. 5. Nancy Elizabeth Faulkner. Ali: S. John I. Felancl, Agr. Ann C, Felts. A.Rm S. Frances Fletcher Field, Ah, S John W Fielder, J12, A435 S. William H. Finnie, Engr. M. J. Fisher, Engr. Susan Virginia Fisher, AXES. Harold A Flick. Agr. Ann Frances Foley. Com. Joe F. Foley. Agr, John Robert Fonts, 13.81. S. William A. Frasure, Engr. Betty H. Fraysure, A55 S. Phyllis R Freed, A135 S. Marjorie Freeman, Afr; S. Anna R. Frye, Agr. William Huston Fulton, Law William R. Gabbert. Agr. Patricia L. Gable, Agr. Lila Mae Gadbmry, A1353 Jean Galloway, A135 S. Helen Gandy. A S. O. W Gard, Engr. Tom Garnett, Jr, A.8L 3 Harry W. Gatton, JL, Agr. R. P. Gholson, Engr. Jack T. Giannini, Alia S. Mary Gillespie, A155 S. Robert A. Gold A131. S Sarah E Goodwin, Com. Warren Gordonwcod, Engr. Priscilla Graddy, Agr. Sonya Gravenkemper, Ah Sn Calvin T, Grayson. Agr. Bardley A, Greenwell, Engr. Ledford Gregory, A35 S, Frank E. Guthrie, Agr, Newell P Hadden, Com. Henry Hart Hagan, Com. Fannie Hall, A135 S. Darrell Hall, A.8L S. Marion R Hall, Agr. Norman Hall, Ah 5. Bobby M. Halperm Engr. Margaret Hammons, Agn jow T. Hancnrk, A.8L S. Catherine Lurille Hardin, Educ. Mary Edna Harris, Com. Margaret Ann Hartman, A135 5. William D. Hatcher, Engr. Mildred Ann Harchetl, AIM S. Wilma Havens, Com W. A Hawkins, Com Herbert Hayes, Com. Garry Josuph Heam, Com. Dorothy Ann Hellard, A19. 8' Janet Helsel, Com. Winston S. Hendrickson, Law Marion A. Henning, A135 S. Hampton H. Henton. Agr. John P, Hill, A.8r, S. Virginia A. Hill. Agr. William T. Hockensmith, A.Ei, S. James A. I'Iodskins, A.?u S. Charles R, Hoffman. Engr. Margaret Hoffman. Ah S. Joe Holman. Engr Doris Holtzcloth. Cum. Silvion C. Hopkins, Agr. Winn Oridge Hord, A135 S. Mary Lucille Horr. Agr. Mary Jeanette Householder, A12 S. Charles William Howard, Com. Anne E. Howell, AJSL S. Steve M. Howurton, Agr Eric K. Hnyer. A.86 S. VViHiam Clarence Hubbard, Coml John W. Hudson, A.?m SV Maurice C. Hudson. Com. Charles V Hughes, Engr. Elizabeth Hughes, Engr, Roy Hughes. AXE S. Jacqueline Huguelet, A13: 3 Frank Y. Hukill. A.5L S. Opal HurleyV Agr. Robert Edward Humphreys. Law Marjorie Hunsinger, Aim S. Emily Frances Hum, Com. Ollie james Hurt. A135 5. Joseph L Irving Hyams. AIM S. Bryan T. Tglehart. A135 S. William Robert Inska, Com. Ann Louise Irvin Educ. John G. Irvin A135 S. James E. Irvine. Agr Frea Jackson, Engr. Chester C, Jenkins Engr. John R. Jenkins. Engr, Boyd E. lessee. Engr. Shelby N. jett, Engr. Thornton Lee Johnson. Engr. J. E. Johnston, Engr. Kenneth E. johnston, Engr, Orivin P. Johnston, JL, Agr. Paul R. Johnston, Engl: Edward H. Johnstone. Agr. Katherine K. Johnstone. Agr. Edward S Jones, Engr. Frank L, Jones, Agr. G. E, Jones, Engr. James Binder Jones, A.82v S. Martha L. Jones, Agr. Norma Jones, Alia S. Russell Clyde Jones, Law William Beatty jones, Com. William P. jones, Engr. Milton Kafoglis, AXE S. Vernon F Kalt, EngL Frederick T Kaye, Engr. Mary Steele Kaye, A.8a S. jasper Keeling, Engr. James Moore Keightley, Engr. Margaret P. Keller, A35 S. Frank R. Kennedy, Engr. Bruce Kennelly, A 8L S. Paul Thomas King, A31, S. Roy Kirchhoff, Ali! S. Betty Kirkpatrick, Agr. Billie Ann Kirtley Educ. joe Miller Krieger, A34 S. Leo J. Kuhn, Engr. Matt Richard Lair, ASL S. Wallace Lake, Agr. Marjorie I Land. Agr. Patty Cliff Lane, A43; S. Charles Thompson Lang. Com William Owen Lasliey Com. Edward Douglas Leach Com. Maurice Derby Leach, Com Carl Leasure, Engr. William Glenn Lchnig, Com. Carl A. Lentz. Engr. Chester R. Lewis. A334 S. Elizabeth Hunt Lewis. AAISL S. Junius C. Lewis, Agr. Mary Patririn Lewis, A435 S. Lillian Fredericka Liebel. A 6L S. john D. Linder. Engr. Helen Lipscomb. A.5L S. Lewis W. List. Com. Marie Little, Com. Leon Glen Littrell, A3; S. Caswell 8 Logan, A85 S. Wm. Benjamin Long. Ali S, Wm. Paul Loveless Ak S. Charles Leslie Lovett. A635 Jack A, Luigart Com. Joseph Bernard Lynch. Com. Mary L Lynn. Agrv Anne H. Lyttle, A.8z, 3 Wm. G. McAlister. A.8L S. Bettye McClanahan. A3: S. James H. McClure, Engr. Hannah McCollom. Engr. Jark Dixon McComas. Com Marie Louise McCown. Ajax S Polly McCulloch. AAA 8. Paul B, hIcDaniel, Engr. Byron James Mchen, Ali 5, Claude Ray McGaughey. Com. B. E. McKelIon, Engr. Martha Ferguson McKinlny, A151. S. Elizabeth MCMiHiHrL Agn James C. McMilhon, Engr. Wm; F. McShane, Engr. James McTierman, AA: S. Mary Anne Macke, Alia S. Mildred Faye IVIaggard, A43; S. Fred M Mahan, Engr. Minerva Mains, Com. Charles Bernard Malloy. A13: 3 John Edwin Malone. A135 S. Charles T. Maney, Engr. Teresa J. Mann, Com. Peter Manes, Ah S. David Marcus, Law Carl Hubert Martin, A135 S. Mary George Martin, Com Betty Frances Masters. A135 S. Joe Maupin. Engr. Leora M, Meade, Alia S. Harry Meador, Engr. Edith E. Measel. Alia S. Joe W. Meng Agr. Spencer NIerwin. A.8I. 3 Andrew Metcalfe, A12 S. Joan C. Meyer. Agr. Lucy Y. Meyer. 13 S. Marvin Meyers. Com. Charles H. IWiChler, Agr. Frank L Milbum. Engr. Devarona Millet A.Rz S. Sammy Allene Miller. A432. S. Jean Rich Mills. Educ. Louise B. Milward. AIS: S. Monroe Mink A.8:. S. Charles B. Minor. AJE; S. john R. Mitchell. Engxx Virginia F. IVIitchell, Aik S. Neiman Moody. A55 8. Alfred NIoore. Engr. Billie V. IVIoore. A65 S. Tom Wilbur NIoore. A185 5. Ruth Jane Moore. Educ. Clarence Y. Morehead, Com. Callie Ann Morris. Com. Edward James Morris. AIM, S James D. Morse. Engr. Wm. G. Moseley. AJSL 5. Martha S. Maser. Agr. Georgianne Moss, A S. Robert Joseph Mulle. COHL Juanita Murphy. A.3r. S Mary Beale Mylor, AJSa S. John Hord Nevett. Com. M. V. Nevitt Engr. Margaret Newell. Com. Nick Nicholas Ali: S. Leslie T. Nichols, Agr Wm R. NickelL Engr, Edwin W. Nolan. AA: S. $GDEDEEIGDMGDJBE$ mmm-WuwwlhumwWquIIJ-musrivu mn:mhumM.-:.Nhu .... Elizabeth Louise Nollau, A.56 S. Charles Nuchols, Agr. Ellen O'Bannon, A.BL 8. Charlotte P, Oldham, A1558, Phillip M, On, A155 8, Donald Orwin, A85 S. Gwen L. Owens, Agr. Marjorie Palmore, AJSL S. John A. Palumbm Com. Sam Papania, JIM, A12 3 Clyde W. Parker. Ah S. Martha L. Parthemore, Agr. Juan Pennock, A85 S. Louis E. Perrant, A.Ba S, Martha J. Phipps, Agr. Robert Pieratt, Agr. Mary Anna Piper, Educ. Harry Potts ,A 8z. S. Eleanor Powell, A.8L S Paul Shell Powell, AIS: S. Wm. T. Prather, J1. Agr. Leonard Preston, A.?y, S. Wm O. Pribble, Engr. Robert P. Pride, A 5z S. Jack T. Pryor, A455 S. Louis Lyons Pulliam. A.8z. S. Ben Pumphrey Com. E. C. Purvis, AJKL S Forrest Radcliff, A.$L S. John FV Randall, AXE S. Susan Randall, Ah. S, Carl Ratcliff, Ali. S. Harry Clement Reagan, A31. S. Jane Ann Redd, A131. S. Barbara Renaker, Agr. Jay E. Rhodemyre, Engr. Jaquulin Rhodes, A.31, S. F, L Rice, Engr, Nell Rice: A. S. Fred R. Riddle Engr. Mary Jane Riggs, Agr. Marguerite Riley, A135 S. Rufus Ritchie, A13; S Carroll Robie, AJSL S. Walter K. Robbin, Engr. A. Paul Rogers. Engr. Era Eloise Rogers, A81. S. Robert C. Rogers, A131. S. Kenneth Rollins, A.8a S Robert T, Rose, Engr, Virginia Rosen, A131. S Calveri T. Roszcll, A31. S. Owen C. Rouse, Engr. Judith Rowland, Agr. Jane M. Rubin, A135 S. James H. Satterfleld, Engr. James Saunders. Alia S. Stanley M Saunier, In, Law Ella Schenker, A35 S. Leonard Schooler, Engr. Frank W. Schuman, Engr. Ray A. Schuppert, Engr. James Fontaine Scott Aim 5. $QDEDI$MDMGDE3E$ Everett Scranton, Com. Julian Sellers. Engr. Leonard Short. Engr. John H. Seay. A131. S. John W Seltsam. Agr. Frances Brooks Senoff, A.SL S, Lloyd V. Shawler, Agr. Charles Lee Shearer. AXE: S. Pearl Marie Shilling Aim S. Marshall H4 Shouse, Agr. Nancy Clay Shrnpshire. A135 S. Walter E Shropshire, Agr. Melvin Y. Sigman. Engr, Michael L. Sims. Engr. Betty Simpson, A35 S. Murrell Slaustsky, AISL 5. Frances Smith, A3; S. Howard W4 Smith, A35 S. James Smith, Engr, Virginia D. Smith, Agr. Bobby Smither, A435 3 Woodrow Smither, A82. S. James Snyder. AS; 3 George J. Solow1 Engr. John W. Soper. Agr. Eurina Seward, Agr. Vincent Spagnuolo, Corn. James Thomas Sparrow, Corn. Waller Squires. A435 S. Winale Stacy, Com. Lurille Stanley, ASL S, Al Frank Stanonis, Engr. James B. Steele Enng Ann Louise SLephenson, A65 S. Ira Y Stephenson, Law James BV Stevenson, Engr. Ivan Stewart, Agr. Mary Elizabeth Stigall, A.8: S. Lucille Stokes. A.85 S. Margaret J. Stokes, Alia S. Inez Strother, CornA Ralph Y. Sullivan, Engr. Martha L. Summers, Agr. John SutterFAeld, A135 S. Edward Lewis Swift Com. Morrison 1 Swift, A35 S Marvin Talbott, Com. Charles G. Taliafurro, Engr. james Robert Taylor, Com. John M. Taylor. Agr. Juan Theiss, Agr. Clyde T, Thomas, Agr. William Robert Thomas, Com Evelyn C. Thompson, Agr. Robert D Thompson, 14.65 S, Martin C. Thompson, Jr., A64. S. Holland P. Thrasher, Agr. Martha Lee Thurman, Com. Vernon R. Thurman, Agr. Gladys M. Tilton, Agr. Melvin L. Tinsley, Engr, Dorothy R, Tipton, Com. 250 Betsy Wilkins Trabue, A 8z, S. David M. Trapp, Engr. Russell E. Travis, Engr. John P. Trimble, Agr. Don M. Tucker, Com. Richard Turrell, A62, S. Jessie S. Tyler, AA: S. Dan M. Van Sant, Com. Fred B. Wachs. Agr. William A. Wade, Engr. J. Emory Walden, Engr. Charles D. Walker, Cnm Homer MA Walker, Engn Paul Walken A131, S. Adeline B. Waliace, Agr. Ann 0. Wallace, A.8z. S. Frances Wallace, Alk. S. Charles TL Waller, CDnL F. Ford Waller, AA; S Irene NIarie Walsh. Ail. S. Ray P. Walters, Engr. Franklin E. Warren. A435 5. Roger C. Watts, Agn Margaret Wayne. Engn Sam D. VVeakIey. J11. Agr. James E. Weber. A85 8. Jean Welker, A8; 5. Louise Harned Wells. Educ Fred M. Wells, Educ. Martha Weller, Com James A. Welsh, Agn Russell E. White, Com. Wynnette White Mary Jo Whitehouse, Agr. Thomas Cooper Whiteside. Aim 3 Ben Whitmer, Engr, Juan C. Wieman, A31, S, Quinton Wieman. A.5E S. Rosetta L. Wiggins, Agr. Lindsay Melton Wigginton. Ail S. Ruth M. Wilcox, A31. S. Eloise Williams, Com. Geraldine Williams, A.?y, S. Nancy Lee Williams Com, Robert T Winfree Eugr. Barbara Wintcra A135 S, Mary C. Wood, Agrv Morgan D. Woodward, A135 S. Dorothy L. Wordy Agr. Robert B Worthington, Com. Goebel Wright, Com. Harold Bell Wright Afr, S. Oscar Wright, A.8L S. James L. Wyatt, Engr. Marion Yates, A85 S. John Scott Yellman, Ali S. Ballard J. Yelmn, Engr, Mitchell T, Yowell, Agr. Emily Jane Young, A135 S. Herbert Young. J11. Corn. Willis R. Young, Com. Stanley Zokem, Engr. William H, Zimmerman Agr. Ann R Abbett, Ah S. Leonard Abraham, A.8L S. Vivian Abraham, Ali S. David Adams, A131. S. Jane E. Adams, Agr. James E. Adams, Agr, Jessa E Adams, Jn, A.BL S, Nancy J. Adams, Agr. Ruth Elaine Adams, AISa S, Glen N Alexander, Agr. Bette Allen, A132, S. Omer Allen, A32, 5. John L. Allen, Jr., Agr, John Philip Allen, Com. Thomas E, Allen, A132, S. Mary E. Alvermn, Ah S. : Betty Amunl, Educ. Betty Amos, A35 S. Ann EL Anderson, A135 S Maurice F, Anderson, Agr. Selma Anderson A.?m S. Wilber Angell, Com. Ruth Anthony. Agr. Helen Arnold, A.8z, 5. Hazel Clay Arnold, Com. Eston J. Asher. Engr. Davis Atkins, AIL: S. VVHlter Aton, Ali: S. William Augustyn, A.ESL S. Ruth Avelar, AIS; S. 1 Morton Avrach. Com Lyle Bach, A151, 5. George Bailey, Ah 5. John Bailey. JL. Agr George Baker, Jr.. Engr. Helen M. Baker, Educ James W. Baker, Engr. John Baker, A.8l. S. June Baker. A135 S. Lilly IVIaude Baker. Educ. Merl Baker, Engr. Ruth Baker, Com. William D. Baker. Ailn S Edna Bull, A135 S. Ruth Ball, A135 S, Stanley Ball, Com. Mary R. Ballard, Agr. Leonard W. Ballard. Agr. Robert Ballard. A.8zr S. Richard B. Bellman. Engr. Charles 1381:. A.8a S. Hugueue Balzalm A31. S. Edwina L. Abraham, Com. Stephen Banahan, A12 S. Jane Bandy, A.Eva S. Vernon Banks, Agr. Glyn Dean Bard, Agr. James Barnes, A132. S. Stewart Barr, Agr. William Barriger, A435 5. Ann Barron, A.EL 5. William Barton, A1365. James S. Baskett, A135 S. Bertram Baum, A135 3 Betty Baynham, A135 S. Paul G, Bazzell, Agr. james E. Bean, Agr, Ellis T. Beck, Engr. Joe W. Beck. Agr. Robert Beeler, Engr. William Beeson, A.8L S. Bennie Benton, A132. S. Sam Berman. A.8z. S. Helen Bertram, A1138. Lillian Bertram, Agr. Howarrl James Belhar, Com. Betty Birk, Alia S. Stanley Birstein, Com. Thomas Blackwell, A181, S. George Blair, A12 S. Ethel Blanton, A43; S. Betsy Blevinsy A12 S, George Blevins, A.8z, S. Barbara Bloom. A31. 3 Bryan Blounn III. AJSL S Lovelace Bmline, Aft S Mitchell Bernard Boland. Com. Clara Boles, Alia S. Joseph Bolton, A85 S. Elizabeth Bowles. A452. S. Robert C. Bradley. Ah S. Charles Bradshaw, Com. Virginia Brady. A.8L SA Carolyn Bramble, Ah; S Lyle C, Brandenberg. Engr. Betty Brannon AAS', S. Leland Brannon, A61, S. Elizabeth Brauer. Agr. Edward Thompson Breathitt. Com. Hugh H. Brinkley. Agr. Paul Brittain. A13; S. Cecil Brown. A1353 Douglas Brown. Com. Eugenia Brown Aik S, Ewing M Brown. Agrv Jean F. Brown, Engr. T. M. Brown, Engr. L. D. Browning. Engr. Leslie Bruce, A.8L S. Kenneth B. Bruckart. Engr. Jay Brumfield, A31. S. Stanton Kenneth Bryan, Cum. James D. Bryant, A.?Sn S. Garland Bryant, A135 S. J. Alllcn Buchanan, Engr. B. F. Buckley, Com. Sally Buckner. AJSL S. Robert Lee Buley, Com. Frank Bunch, A135 3 Josephine Bureau, Air. S. Coleman Burke, Engr. Dewitt O. Burke, Com. Francis D. Burke, AIS; S. John H. Burrier, Agr. Ralph Burton1 Engr, Joe Butler. A85 S. Joseph H Butlen Agr. Willis G. Butler, Com. Garry G. Butterman, Com Emily Jane Byrd, A35 S. Leonard Byrley, A.EL S. IVIary B Calvert, A BL S. Edwin Oaks Caldwell. Alia S. James Robert Camp, Engr. Wilma Canada. A85 S. Norine Cann. Alia S. Lewis P Cantrill. Engr. Jack Carpenter. A432 S Mary Joe Carr, Alia S. Hebert Carter, A35 5. Betty Caruthers. Com. Denis 0. Cash. Engr, Frank Cassidy. A135 S. Hal Cates. Alia S. Mary Jane Cavanaugh. Com. Granville L, CayceV Jr.. Engr. William Chambers A13; S. Charles Pierce Chesher. Educ. William Cheshire, A131, S. James Chestnut. A.?k S. Samuel Chewning. A.6L S. Clyde Childers. A132 5. Betty Chiles. A.?k. S, Norman A, Chrisman. Engr. Barbar; Christman, Agr. Robert Christopherson. Ah S. Howard A. Churchill. Engr. Kitty Churchill. A135 5. Betty F. Clardy. Agr. Andrew H. Clark Engr. Leslie Clark. A132, S. William Clark. AIS; S. Helen Clausen. Agr. Joseph Clements. Akin S. Jennie Belle Clift, Com. FEE$EEMEN E mw-i-l-wnhi. mumM-lhhvdubunny;g:mamwu1guwibf .x. FRE$EQMEN Allen E. Cloyd, Asa S, James A. Clutts, Engr. Max Cody, A.8z S Leonard Cohan, A135 S, Jacob Cohen. ASL S. William Colbert. Engr. Franklin P. Cole. Engr. Bobby Coleman. ASL S. James U Coleman, jrq Agr. Jesse 0. Coleman. Agr, Andrew Collins, A.55 S. David Collins, A131, S. Janet Collins, A11. S. Robert W. Collins, Agr. Kathryn June Combs, Com. Patty Combs, Agr. Robert Congleton, A.?sz. S, Temen J. Conley. A.?x S Harry R. Conrad. Agr. Utha Rae Conrad, Com. Billy B Cook, Agr. Charles G. Cook, Engr Dick L. Cook. A34 S, john FA Cnok, Agr. Lillian Cook, A335 S. William C, Cook, Agr. Dorothy Coons, A.?Sz S. Claude Vernon Cooper, Com, Roger Cooper, A135 S. Lois Cornett, Agr. Stephen J. Cornett, Engr. Ann G. Cotton A151. S. Mary P, Cottrell, A55 S. Mary Jane Cox. A.?x 3 Jean Crabb, A.8z. 3 john Lee Craft, AXE: S jumes M, Craig, Alix. S. Mary Lavonne Craig, Com William L Craig, A35 S. Hugh Cramen A.8a S Elizabeth Crapster, Akin S. Kathrine Crapster, Ah S. Jean G. Crawford, Engr. Roy R. Crawford, Engr. Juanita Creedle, A135 S. Helen Cristil, Alb S. Charles A. Cropper. Engr. Louis Crosby, AABI. S. Frank A. CrouclL Agr, David Cruise. Aim: 3 Harold Crutcher, A.85 S, Mildred B Cundiff. Agr. Milton D. Cunningham, Engr: Billie Dale, A.85 S Raymond D Dallas, Engr. Charles C. Dalton, Engr. William S. Dalton. Engr. William M. Damron. Engr. Frances Daniel, A155 S Audrey Danks, Alia S. Jane Carroll Darnaby, COUL Harold B. Daugherty, Engr Charles Davis. A35 5 Helen Davis, Agr. Helen V. Davis. Com John W. Davis, A.85 S. Mary L. Davis. Alia S. Shelby C. Davis. Engr. Dorcas Dawes, Com. Clarence Anderson Day. Engr. Elizabeth Deal. A3; S. Alice Dean, AIS; S Harold Dean, Com. Robert M Dean, Engr Nancy Demsey. A35 S. William Denny, A85 S. Clell F. DeSpain. Engn Mary Eleanor DeVries. Ali S. Jean DeZonia. A.?SL S, Claudo Dickerson, A31, 5 Richard Dillon, Cum. Ruth Dimuck. A131, S. David B. Disbrow, Engr. Gerald V. Dobson. Engr. James Dobyns, A135 S. Marcus D. Dodson Engr. Mary J. Dorsey, A.8L 5 Elizabeth Dosker, Afy, S. George Dotson, A85 S. Donald Dott, Ah S. Charles Daugherty. A.?Sn S. Cornelia Dozier, A13; S. Robert Crump Drury, Com, William W. Drury. A43: S, Danny R. Duff, Engr. William H. Duff, A31 S, Shirley F. Duncan, Engr. Katie M. Dunny Agr. Laura Durham, Com. Richard N, Duval, Agr. Thomas P. Dwyer. Engr. Thomas Earle. A132. S. Jerome Eastham. A.?m S. Charles E. Eastim Agr. Stephen Edmundson, A1358. Lucille Edwards, A35 S. Dorthea Ehhauer. A13; S. James T, Eisman, Agr. John Carlton Elam, Com. Edward L Elder, Engr. Anne C. Elliott, Agr. Jane Elliott, A.8I, S. Joanne Elliott, A.Rs S. John C. Ellis, Englx James M. Elmore, Agr. Joe Elswick, Com. William Embry, Corn. Cyrus M, Estes, Agr. Jack Estes, AASL S. Ralph T. Estes, Agr Pegge Ethridge, Com. Howard E. Eubank, Agr. Joe C. Eversole, Engr. John Ewing, A131. S. Ann Eyer, AJSL S. Jane Eyer. Alt. S. Wilhelmina EyL Agr. John W Fabel, Engr. John Fears, A.Ev. S Fred W. Fest. Engr Agnes Fenimore, Akin S. Sue Fenimore, A123. Kenneth Fincher, A.Rz. S, Benedict Fiuzer. Com. Dorothy Fischer. A135 S. Edward Fish, A.35 S Betty Fleishman, A335 3 John Fleming, A131. S. Marion T. Floyd. Agr. James Floyd, A.8L S. Julia Foley, A135 S. Bishop I.n Ford, Engr. Gene Ford, Com. Joseph Ford 18,858. Thomas Ford, A . S. ' Wendell Ford. A.BL SV Oswald K. Forseu, Agr. Charles H. Fox, Engr. Mildred A Fox, Agr. Rodney Fox, Com. William Fowler, A.8a S. Donald Lee Frakes, Engr. Luigi C. France, Agr. Cabell Francisy AJSz. S. Allen Frank. Ah. S. James William Frasure, Com. Alice E. Freeman, Agr. Vernon H. French, Engr, Albert Frey, A151, S. Carl E. Friend, Agr. Rudolph Fryer, A151. 5. Mildred Frymire. Agr. Elbert S. Gabbard, Engr. Horace G. Gaines Agr. Lawrence Gaitskill, AJSz S. Mary Jane Gallaher, A135 S. Charles Gardner, A.sz. S. Joe Gardner, AISL S. Mary Garret, AJSI. S. Ann Garst, A.l$z. S. Virginia Gustineuu, AJSI. SS William C. Gayle. Agr. Abraham Geller, A135 S. GL-urge Gentry, A155 S. Claudine Gibson, A.8L S. John Gillespie, Ah SS Carolyn Gilson, ASESL S, Elizabeth Ginnocchio. Ah S. Elizabeth Goggin, A.85 S. Milton Goldberg. Ail, S. Zelma Goldenberg, A185 84 Arvel W, Goodman, Engr, George W. Goodykoontz, Engr. Tinya Gordon, A131. S. Douglas E. Gray, Engr. Edmond Gray, ASEL 5. Kenneth GrayS A155 S. Ulysses G. Grayson, Agr. Charles Malcolm Greene. Com. Evelyn Greene, A331. S. Charles E. Greenwell. Engr. IVIartha Allen Gregory. Educ. Thomas C. Gregory; Engr. Warren Gregory. A135 SS William N. Griffin. A31. S. William C. Griffing, A.?x: S. Eugene Griffith, A,85 S. Mark Griffith. A135 S, , Barbara Groff, A.8L S. Karl Gross, Com, Adelin Grossman. Aim S. Charles Gruenberger, Aim S. Thelma J. Gudgell, Agr. Mary Guttenberger. A155 S. Laura Haase. Alia SS Elizabeth Hagan. A.8:. 5. William Bryant Hahn. A.?z S. Betty Haley. A3: S. Gladys Catherine Hall. A155 S. John Hall. A.8L- S. Mary Jo Hall. A.?Sa S. White Hall. A.Ry. S. William H.111, A155 S. Amanda Hamblett, AISLS joyce C. Hammach. Com. James W. Hancock. Agn Robert L. Hardin. Engr. Shirley Hardin. A.6:, S. Mary Eloise Hardy, A.81. S. James j. Harman, Engr. Shirley F. Hermes, Agr. James T. Harris, A131. S. Marian V. Harris, Agr. Curtis Harrison, ASL S. Frank Hart A.Rz. S, William Morris Hart, Com. Charles L Halcher, Agr. Edward B. HatchettV Agr. Mary C. Hatten A78; S. Cecil E. Hayes, Engr. Ritter W. Haymond, Agr. Ralph G. Hays, Engrl Robert P. Hays, Agr. Ambrose Hazelwood. A35 SS Mary Frances Helmick. AS685 S. Rolla B. Hendricksnn, AgrA Louise Hendry, Afr, S. William Henry Alia S. Eva C, Hensley. Agr, Wilson Herrich, A.$L S. Ester B. Herrman. Agr. Robert Hicks. A13; S. Robert WS Hicks, A43: S. Fred Hill, A31 S, Ray Ellis Hill. Engr. James Hrillman. ASSL S. Paul C. Hineman. Engr. Harry Russell Hinton. Com, James M. Hisle. Engr. Roy P. Hixon. Agn William Hockaday. Alix 5. Glen L. Hodge Agr. William Hodge. A135 S. James Hudgctts. A.8z. S. Anne Holland. A.81.S. Jane A. Holland. Agr. Frances Holton, Afr. S. Harry E. Homan. Engr. William Clarence Hood. Com Eleanor Hopkins. AS, S, William B, Hopkins. A.?sz SS Helen Horton. A82. S. Leela June Horton. AA: S, Austin Francis House, Com. Fred R. Houser, Engr. Gerald W. Howard, Engr. Nelson Howe. A.8z- S. jark HowelL A135 S. William Howerton. A31 SS Wanda June Hubbard. Com. Sam Huey, A43: S. George Hughes Engr. David Hume. A.?sz S. Beverly HunL Agr. Richard Hunt, A81. S. Jane Hunter, A,8L S. Frank Selby Hurst A132. S. Corbett Hurt, Aim S. Richard Hurt, Cum. Dorothy Hutchurson. A61. S. John W. Hutchinson, A.6L S. Sheldon Hymson. A.az. S. Estill Ishmael, Alia S. Robert Clay Jackson, COITL Vernon Jackson, A.?x S. Richard Jaggers. A131, 5. Charles Johnson. ASL S. Myra M. Johnson, Agr. Jacqueline Johnson Afr. S Margaret C, Johnston. Agr. Billy joe Johnstone, Engr. Charles RS Jones. Engn Emily Jones. Ccmv Harold L jones, Afar. S. James DV jones, Agr. Lawrence R. Jones. Jr. Agr. Marie D, jones. Com. Mary C, Jones. Agr. Mary Neal jonest Ali. S. Moses L. Jones. Engn Neil Jones AI? S. Roscoe Hurthel Jones. A,8L SS W'illiarn T. JonesS Aim 5. William P. Jones. A85 S. Ausbnn judd. Agr. Donald Junior. A13; S, James R. Kayse. Engr, Shirley Keeti. Ah SA Tom Keith Alxz S, Ray Kenneth Keith, Agr. Robert Lee Kelley Ali: S. Howard Kelly. A13: S. William Kelly, Ak S. Winfred Lee Kelly. Com. Martha Elizabeth Kephart. ASExCS. Kyle Keslen A43; 5. Albert B. Kesselring. Corn. Louis Kidwell. AIS;- S. John Kiger. Aim S. Selwyn Kilgore. A431 8. Billy R. KimbeL Engn Robert Duvall Kincheloe. Com, Efflo King. ASSL S, Mildred King Afx- S. Alice Kinnaird. A35 S. Roy T. Kirk. A.?x: S. Dormhy Kirkland. Aim S. Robert P. Kiykendall. Engr. Bertrand Klass. Ah S. Burt Kleinman. Engr. ERESSEEIMEN ummm manm ERE$EIMEN Hattie Knight, A.?x S Iris Kocher, AIS; S. Ralph Kohl, AIS; S. Maurine Korfhage, Alk S, Ralph F. Koustomer, Agr. Marian T. Krauss, Agr. Gilbert Krentler, A132. S. William W. Kruse, Engr. Howard Lacy, A.?Sa S. William Lamb, A.85 5. Jack Lancaster, Agr. Edna M. Land, Agr. Mary Louise Land, Educ. Julie Landrum, A.?z S. Clara Lane. A1355. Kenneth Lanter, A.?z S. Patti Gay Latte, Alia S. Betty Lawler, Ah S. Carl Z. Lawrence. Engr. Harry Lawson, Engr, Frances Lawton, Agr. Henry Lay, A.RL S. Ralph Layne, A.55 S. Howard CL Lea, Agr. Mary B. Lebus, Engr. Carl Ledendecker, Aim S. Phyllis Lee. A435 S, Robert E. Lee, Agr. Donald Leedy, A.65 S. William R. LeGrand. Agr. Charles Lernrj A.81. S. Henry William Lentz, Com. Van M. Lester A.8Z. S Ann Louise Lewis, Com. Daniel Lewis, A31. 5, Paul Lewis, Ah, S Winnie R Lewis, Agr William C. Lindsay, Engr. Ruth Link. Agr. Richard Linn, A35 S. Leonard Linnig, AIS; S. Lyall M. Lipscomb. Agr. Paul Little. A.6L S Warren Little. ASL S. Nancy L. Lockery, Agr, George W, Lockin, Engr, Richard B. Long. Engr. Robert R, Love. Engr. Glenn L. aneless, Agr. Russell W. Lowe, Agr. John R. Lowery, Agr Kathleen I. Luwman, Agr. Lloyd Douglas Lowry, Com. Harold Luther, Ali S. Edna Florence Lykins, Com. Mary K. MacMillan. A$a S. Arvin Maggard, A32, S. Calvin M, Manis, Agr. Alfred L IVIarcum, Engr. Joseph E. Marks, Afm S. William G. Marks, Engr. Maybelle Mart, A481. S. Harold Marsh, A135 S. Betty J. Marshall, Alix. S. Ellen Marshall. AXSL S. Mabel Martin, AIM S. Walter Martin, A31. S. William C, Martin, Engr. Amelia B. Mason: Agr. Lloyd G. Masters, Engr. Louis P. Mathews, jr.. Engr. Thomas H. Maxedon, Com. Carson B. May: Engr. Peralis May Maybrier, Com. Robert J. Mayer, Engr, Crestun Mayhall, A.Rz. S. Helen F. Mayhcwv, Agr. William McAllister, Ah; S. Eucletus R. McAninch, Agr, Mary J. lVICBee, Agr. Sarah McCammon, AA, S. John T. McCarthy, Engr. Patricia McCarty. Com. Elbert McClung AIS; S. Wendell McCollum, A.3z. S. Marion D. McCord, Engr, William McCowan, AIS: S. Ralph McCracken. A.C x S. Dwight McCray, Com. Elizabeth McCullough, Engr. Mary McFarlan, A.?m S Joseph F. McGinnis, Engr. Mitzi Ann McGraw. CUTIL Martha J McKemley, Agr. Mildred I McKenney, Agr. Tommy McKinley, Com. Helen McMurtry, Ah, S. Joseph MCMurtry, A.?k S. John McNamara, Ah S. Betty McNamer, A.C M. S. F. Elizabeth McNeal, Air, 3 Jack McPherran, A.Ry. S. Eugene Meeks1 13.855. Shirley Meister, Ail: S Dora Merenbloom. A . S. Harriet Messer, Alia S Henry A. Middleton. Agr. George 0. Miller. Engr. Harry B. Miller, A.8L S Herman Miller, A43: 3. Lillian Miller, Com. Lucy L. Miller, Agr. Robert M. Miller, Engr. Sally Miller. A135 S. Helen Millman, AJSL S. Anne Warren Mitchell. Educ. Beisy Mitchell, A $n S. Mary Louise Mitts, A135 5. Lloyd Moler, A.8n S. Mary Jane Money, Agr. Betty L. Moore, Alia S. George H. Moore, Engr. Hubert Moore, A35 S. Janie Moore, A35 3 Lee Fulton Moore. Engn Mildred A. Moore, Air. S. Donald Morgan. A.fx S. Emes1 Howard Morgan, Cnm, Henry Morgan, A.8:. S. Sylvia I. Morgan. Agn Wally Morgan, Aim 5. William D, IVIorgan, Engr. James E, Morrenux. Engr. Charles Morris. Engr. Jack M. Morris, Ah S. Thomas Moseley. A131. S. John Mulden A.8L S. Mary Mulligan, A43: S. Marie Munroe. A.85 S. Edward T. Murphy, A135 S. James Murphy, AIS: S. Raymond F. Murphy, Agr. John Murray, A431. S Larry A. Myers, Agr. Reuben Naylor. A135 S, I Barney G. Neal, Agr. John Lewis Neal, Com. Robert B. Neal. Engr. Robert D. Neill. A131, S. Esther NeViLt, A51. S. Ada Newland, A155 S, Ben F. Newman. Jn Agr. Frederick Nichols. Jn, Com. Hudson M. Nichols Agr. Martha Lucille Nichols. Educ Lawrence Nickell, Engr, Paul W. Noel, Agr, Quentan Nolan: A35 S. Harold j. Noland, Engr. Mason T. Nooe. Com, Patricia Norpell, Ania S. Paul Nortker A.35 S Martha P. Nully Agr, Robert O Brien, A35 S Patricia Ochs, AXE: S. Dorothy A. O,Connell, Agr. Gene Oetjen, A135 5. Thomas Oldfield, A155 S. Laura B. Oldham, Agr. RA Maurice Oldham, Engr. Susan Oldham, AJSI. S. Lucy B. Oliver, Agn Clark Ortenburger, Com. Frank Ott, A35 S, William Robert Overhultz, Com. John E. Owsley, Engr, Gwendolyn Pace. A.SL S, Harold Pace, A435 S. Joyce Elaine Padgett, Com Bob Paris, A131, S. James Edward Parker III, A155 S. Almira D. Parks, Com. Estill Lee Parks, AIR: 3 Paxton Parrish, A135 S. James Samuel Parsons, Engr. W A. Parsons, Engr. Mary E. Patterson, Aim S Ralph Patterson, A331. 5. Ranelle Patterson, Ali S. Clyde W. Peel, Engr. Harold Pendurgras, A132. S. John Pennebakcr. AJSL S. Gene Perkins. A35 S. James R. Perkins. Agr. George Perms. A151, 5. Charles Patrick. A.SL S, Mary Phelps, All; 3 Evelyn Philhps, Agr. Juanita Phillips. A.CSIv S. Clyde Pittman. A.8e S Catherine T. Plain. Agr. John W. Plain. Afr, 5 William Alexander Plunkett. Engr, Augustus Poe. Ali S. Raymond J. Foe Agr. Dan Poole. Aliz- 5. James Pope. A35 S. Mildred Porter, Agr. Dorothy Leslie PowelL EdUL. Robert W. PowelL A.?x: S. Earl Prather. AAS'. S. Thomas A. Prather, Engr. Permelia Preston. Aim 5. Patsy Prewitt. A85 S. Charles C. Price Engr. Esther I Price. Agr. Thomas J. Price, Agr. Mary F. Pride. Alia S Pierre Pujol. Aii', 5. Perry Pushell, A.8L SA Gene Qualls, A.SL S. Alla B. Quirey, Alia S. Edward R. Ramsey, Engr. Clayton Randall, Com. Sarah K. Rankin, Agr. Wilbur L. Rardin, Agr. Ann G. Ratliff, A331, S. Evan Ray, A135 S. John Redding, jr., 13,82. S. Doris Reed, Aim S. Hartwell Reed, Ah S. Jean Purcell Reed, Com. William Reed, Afv. S. John Rexster, A12- S. Paul M. Reynolds, Agr. Theodore Reynolds. Com William M. Rhoads, Agr. George Rice, A.Ez. S. Bettie Riggs, Agr. James N. Riley, Engr. Martha Ringo, A 8z, S. William P. Ringo, J1, Engr. Louis Ritter, Alia S. John j. Robbins, Com. Calhert Roberts, Engr. Edward A. Roberts, A$n S Faustina Roberts, A135 S, Lydia M. Roberts. Agr Dora Robertson. A151. S Oliver Robertson Aim 3 Bpttie ROdeEL AIS: S. Sarah Rodes. A.?Sz. S. Margaret Rogers. A31- S. Maxine Elizabeth Rogers. Com. Robert L. Rogers. Engr. Edward Rose, A.6L S. Helen Rose. AIS: S, Maurene Rose. Com. james S. Roser. Agr. Douglas Ross Agr. Harvey Ross. Ah; 5. jean Park Rose. Cum. Gabriel Rowaldy Com Thomas B Rowland. Engr. Morris Rozen. Com. Betty Juan Ruby. Agr. John Paul Runyon Engr. Sidney Runyon. Alt S. Robert Rupard. AJSa 5. Charles TV Rupley. Agr. Robert J. Rups. Engr. Bettie Russell. Afr, S. John Russell III. Com. Raymond D. Russell. Engr. Robert E. Saunders. Engr. Mark Saurs, A.81- S. Jack Scharstein, A.ESz 8 Mary Schlund, A.3z S. Gover P. Schooler. Jr. Agr. Wilbur Schu, Ail. 5. Marvin Schulman, AVBI. S. Robert D, Schuman, Engr. Billy B. Scott, Engr. Carl. I Scott, Engr. Charles Scott, A.8; S. Charles D. Scott: AB: S. Dorothy Scott, Alia. S. James Ed. Scott, A35 S. Constantine Scourbys, A31, S. Donald Sebastian, A.8L S. Wyatt Sebreej A6: S. Ena Jones Sellman, Com. Iris D. Shannony Agr. Charles E. Shelby Agr. Mary Shely. A135 S. Richard L. Shely, Jr.. Agr. Dent E. Shepard, Agr. James Sherburne. A.8z. 5. Robert L Shielch Agr Rebecca J. Shinkle Agr. Dorothy P. Shively, Agr. Clarence H. Short. Agr. Gwendolyn Shryock. A33: S. Wanda Shupert A132. S. Walter SiegeL Engr. Guy Francis Simpson. Com Thomas Marion Simpson. Com, Doris Singleton. Air; S. Wilmer H. Skaggs. Engr. NIarian Slater. AfSZ- S. Emmett A. Slallory, Agr. Betty Slech Alia S. VVaIlace Sloan Afsz S. William Sloan. A.?Sz- S. Calvin B. Smart. Engr. George L. Smart. Engr. Ann Caroline Smith. Com. Emilie Smith. Adz. S. Ernest Smith. A32. S. George Lee Smith. Engr. Jack Smith. A.5: S. John P. Smith. AIS: S. Louis Q. Smith. A.8L S. lVIarjorie Smith. Alt S. Marion Milward Smith. Cum. Mildred Smith. Aii S. Omar Thomas Smith. In, Engr. Roy B. Smith. Engr. Samuel Warren Smith. Engr. Weaks Smith. Com, William E. Smith. Engr. Stuart Snyder. A.8:. S John Sorrelle. A.8Z, S. Emgmmgm m; w wmh. mm-wmmtmy i 2 i EEE$EJMEN Mildred Elizabeth Sparks, Educ. Robert Speith, A1155. Emerson L. Spence. Agr. Alice Spencer, Agr, Herman Spurrier, A.8z S. Joe Stacy, A.aa S. Raymond E. Standiford, Agr. James Stagg, A1353 David Stanunis, A1355. Bayard Starnes, A11 S. Evelyn A. Steele, Agr. Mary B. Steele Agr. James W. Stephens, Agr. Mildred E. Stephens, Agr. Betsy B, Stephenson, Agr. Irvin Stern, Engr, Gloria Stevens, 1L8; S. George Stewart, Engr. Robert Stewart, Engn William Stewart, Alia S, Jack Stidham, Com Walter D. Stigall, Agr. Robert Stopher. AA: S. Frances Street A.?SL S. Arnett Strong, Engr. William H. Stroube. Agr. Jean Sullivan A31. S. Clifford Surface. Engl- William Sweeney, A31. S. Betty Swift. A.6z. S. Elaine Swift, A55 S. Mildred A. Tatum, Agr. Ann Orr Taylor, A35 S. Clarence W. Taylor, Engr. Edward B. Taylor, Engn James W. Taylnr Engr. Marian Taylor, A.8z S. Nancy Taylor. A135 S. Robert G. Taylor, Agrv Sam Taylon A.?y, S. John Terre A.RSL S. Carol J. Terry, Agr. Caroline Thomas, AIM S Harvey D, Thomas, Agr. Lucy Jane Thomas. Educ. Winford B. Thomas, Agr. Betty L. Thompson, Alix S. Betty M. Thompson, Air, S. Dolores Thompson, Ah. S. Lynville L. Thompson Engr. Marie H. Thompson, A135 S, Philip Thompson, A35 S. Raymond PA Thompson Agr, joanne Thornton, A1135. Mary L. Thornton, Agr. Robert H. Thurmona: Agr. Joe E. Timmins, Engr. Nancy T011, Aim S. James Trevathan, A.82, S. Carter Triggy AASI. S. Jane Trimble, Educ. Nevin R. Trimble, Agn Joe Triplett, A.8z, S, William B. Triplett. A155 S Glesphy D. Tuck, Engr George Tuggle, A.Bc S. Emily B. Turner, Conn George R. Turner, Enr. Richard Turner, A152. 8. Garney Tussey. A31; S. Harold S. Tevyman, Engr. Lillian Unger. AISL S Stuart. Urbach, Ah. S. Jeanne Valleau, A.ESL S Roy N. Van Arsdall, Agr. Larry B. Vanderver, Agr Lubie Vealu, 1L8; 5. Alex B. Veech, Jr. George Velotta, A.54 S Ania R. Vickers. Com. Hugh VillinesV A55 5, Sam Wagers. A43; 3 Anna Wagner, A.?Sz. S. Zelmer LV Wagoner Agr Alexander Walkur HI. A35 5. Babette Walker, Educ. Roy A. Wallace. Engr. Tracy Wallace. A135 S. Betty P. Waltman, Agr, Virginia Ward. Com. William C. Ward. Agr. Donald VVarren. Engr. G. E. Warren. Engr. John R. Warren, A.81. S Ruth Warren, Aiz 5. Fred Watson. A35 S, Nan Watson, A82, S. Bob Watt, Agr. Batie Watts, AJEI. S. Henrietta Walls. A81. S. Ann B, Webb, A.8c S. Ann Virginia Webby Alia S. Raymond D. Weben Engr. Betty Weddle, Ah. S. Richard G, Weil. Agr. Jack Weinbrecht, A65 S. Betty Weisenburger, A35 S. William Wells, A135 S. Gene West, AA: S. Wayne R Westermann, Agr. Lawrence Reid Webster. Com. Vernon H. Wetherby, Engr. Louis Wetherill, A.Bn S. Raymond Wetlel, Alia S Margaret Julia Wharton, Afr, S. William Wheeler, AJSL S. i Arthur C. White, A435 S, ; George K. White, Engr. Henry Stanley Whitm jr.. Engr. ; Louis K. White. A.ESL S, James Robert Whitten, Com Thomas D. Whittinghill, Com. Roger P. Whitton, Jr., Engr. Nelle Wilcoxin. AA: 3 Niesje Wilder. A82, S. Don H. Wilhoit, Agr. William Clyde Wilkerson, Educ. Edward B. Wilkey, Engr. Garland Wilkinson. A1355. Huward FA Wilkirson, Engr. Bradford N. Will, Engr. 1 Matt R. Williams, Agr, Mildred Williams, A.?sz. S. Robert Williams, AJSL 3 Jane Williamson. Agr. Edward Willingham, Agr. Grace Willmott, A1178. Sheldon B. Willock, Corn. Gordon B. Wilson. Agr, Jack Allen Wilson. Engr. 1 james Wilson. Ail, S. Lillie Wilson. AVSI, 8 Ruth L. Wimmer, Agn Edward Winchester. Engr, 1 Howard Wise. A155 S. Ruth Wise. Asz. S. i Emily Wiscman, A.?y, S. Leland Wigner. A132, S. James Withers, A.?Sa S. George Robert Witt, Com. Jane Wolf, A12. S. R. Wickliffe Wood, Engr. Chester Woods. A153, S. Hirer L. Woods. Agr. Bonnie Wooten, A81. S. Benjamin Workman, A32 S. James Wright. AIS; S. Lloyd Wright. Aim 3 Orman Wnghl, A433! S. Y Harold W Wurtenberger. Engr. 1 Walter S. 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Mary 7.011 Allen, Rozelln , 30. 135. 154. 192 183 182 202 , 214 238 218 206 30 .182 Dllm C111 , ,, 224- ?$7EEN1EX 225 11011211321121 Delta , . 210-211 Dally 11 an IJL'IL'd , 226-221 1Jm:nvnn,PresldenL 8 DuLch Lunch Club 190 Fall Fawn nl 1511 4-H Club 1159 Fruinnnu Club 195 Hmmllon House . 18011 Home Ecoxzmmcs C1111: 1811 Huuscmolhcm . 2171 In Mcmormm 4-5! 4 Johnson, Guvm'nor Kw'u 51 Jumor-Scnior Fclluwmnp Group 193 K-Cluh , , 1:4 Kappa Alpha , ,, . , , 228-229 Kappa Delta , 212-213 Knp Della F1 158 Kappa Kappa Gamma 214-215 Kappa Sigma , , . 230-231 Koviuakimz , ,, 139-142 KrnIuM-y Engineer ., 14G sziuchy Kprncl , 143-145 Xmlurlry Lau' Journal 117 Koys 159 Lamp 11ml Crow; 160 Lamps 161 Marchlng Band 128 McDowell Housv 1112 Mcn's Glow C1111; 132 Military Dvpartmrnt 116-123 Fersmmz R1f1CS 124 Scabbard and Bladc- 125 Morlar Board 162 Most Oulsmndm: Semen Music Dcpartmem 7NAEE Allyn. Vugmia 66. :16 Alwrson, Mary Ellzaboth ,,1114 Amaw. Salvalor Joseph 234 Amont. Bony . 206 Ammons. 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Charles Churchill. Kitty Churncy. Munm Clardy. BetLy Clark. Howard . Clark, 113-5119 Clark. Robert . .. .. .. 651 220 Clarke. Lumlle .. .69. 190 Clarke. M'mkis . . . . . 70, 210 Clurkson. A1ma . .. . .204 Clement. Coleman Clay. J1'..70. 146.2411 C101. 91.11101 Davxd .. . ,. ....218 Clutts. James .. . . . . . 2118 Cobb. Thomas .. . . . .. .. . .. '10. 218 Cockrell. Martha . '10 CoHey. JamPs Russell. Jr. 714 Colbert. William H. . ,. .. .. .. ..... ...226 Coleman. Buster . . . .. . . 222 Cullwr. Janws; . 3-1. 150. 2-10 Collins. Dorothy .. 34 Colhns. Janet 206 187 . 2311 Collls. Jun? Combs. Clcon ..... .. .. Combs. Kathryn . Combs. Patty Combs. Thumns Comer. Lida Conant. Edith Cnnglmnn. Rnbnrt Conley. 1111 Cnnnell. Alice . . .. . CULk. B111 . .. ., . .. . . 218 Couns. Dorothy Cooper. Catherine .. 258 Connor. 1mgcr 11:10 Cul'hm, Juuu's . 35.154, 1120 Cox'thL, Eulicv 115,161; COMO . Anne .. . 212 CULM'rll. Mary P. 2111 Courscy. Valdez '10. 222 Courtney, Robert . ...... 35. 232 Cox. 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