University of Kentucky - Kentuckian Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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Sarah House winds in the ski rope as someone up front in this sleek craft gets steering instructions. Though boats of this type are many at Herrington, a lot of students frolic in lesser things, for rent at any of the docks for the day. Nothing ancient about these mariners, adrift on Lake Herrington. Aside from their nice age, their position and activity are both quite contemporary. Maybe the sun was too hot out on the lake, perhaps they are tired, or perhaps there are girls swimming inside the inclosure.

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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.

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Many of this opening-day Keeneland crowd are UK students, destined to be without beer money for the next week. But others will leave conspicuously better off financially than when they came, and they will be surprised at the friends they made. One interested in the horses could easily forget other things, such as how high a dress has slipped. That thing on the ground beside her is a ladies purse. Keeneland And this is what they come to see. Though Kentucky is a horse state by tradi- tion, most natives have never seen horses race. It would be interesting to take a poll to discover how many go just to write home and tell about it.