University of Kentucky - Kentuckian Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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Th. ' ' ' face of a Professor when his all jr. ture was interrupted by an unmuf- dd 160, a BSA or even a Triumph; a iss by a whining machine during an evening walk to the library; a helmeted female on a mighty 50; the aesthetic offerings of a skirted coed riding side-saddle behind her es- cort; and the amateur ' s inability to lean on the curves were all part of the rage for mean ma- chines this year. The motorcycle reigned as a symbol of sophistication, perfect transportation, and virility. It was a progressive means to aid the student on the move, on the make, or on the mixis.

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m v us » V Centennial Homecoming (Or where have all the students gone?) Thou shalt have no other social events before thee, in the presence of thy alums. Thou shalt build floats of great propor- tion. Thou shalt applaud with vigor the young Christians. Thou shalt not drink, for thou art not an alum. Thou shalt not commit hypocrisy. Thou shalt honor the alums, that their influence may flow forth upon this insti- tution. Thou shalt acknowledge with humility the goodness of this offering. Thou shalt not take the name of the co- ordinator in vain. Thou shalt not make unto thee any grav- en likeness of such revelry, for the co- ordinator is a jealous coordinator. m