University of Kentucky - Kentuckian Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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‘fi One of the most picturesque and little-used spots amphitheater at the rear of Memorial Hall. Frazce Hall shows no sign of being nearly ruined by fire eariy in 1956. The walk leading past it toward the SUB is one of the busiest on campus, especially about lunch time. The walk in front of the M. I. King Library is the shortest route to the Fine Arts Building and sorority row.

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The rustic winter beauty of Maxwell Place, home of President Dickey, gives way in the spring to another type of beauty, as blossoms of dozens of varieties surround and almost obscure the old residence. The Campus The direction of traffic in front of the Administration Building was changed in January, 1959, after South Limestone became a one way North street. The Speedway. This shot from the Rose Street entrance to the campus gives a full view of the street that is the bane of pedestrians trying to reach Funkhouser through speeding campus traffic.

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.-■■■■■ A ■■■ Perhaps at an earlier age these boys swam only with other boys. But as college men you can almost bet three friends of theirs are back on the cliff tanning their female legs. Herrington Lake Even if you can't swim or water ski, it's worth a trip to the lake just to It around, and observe nature's handiwork. The freedom of motion and the cool spray of lake water make surfboarding and water skiing perhaps the most excit- ing of water sports at Herrington. Those desiring to picnic at Herrington for the most part must temporarily be- come cliff-dwellers if they seek solitude.