University of Kentucky - Kentuckian Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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V student LKD The faculty-staff vs. student basketball game proved to be a successful addition 10 LKD. Such administrative heads as Dr Otis Singletary, president of the uni- versity, and Dean Jack Hall put in a fine effort against the student team which included Alan Stein and Danny Bullock. Needless to sayihe students won. LKD was organized in 1956 by a group of students. Their pur- pose was two-fold. They wanted to provide a week of activities geared to student interests and provide money for student loans and scholarships.F How Ugly face contestant, ICemer Lem Ugly face rnnvesl, memer Riglm Frisbee throwing contest, menu'm Winmng ugly face $ottorm Ugly face winner. mack grounm Bike IBCG contestam. v 'xkdi T'TJ:

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King contest and faculty- basketball game add to by KEITH MUTH The 18th annual bike race, won by Sigma Nu ftatornityl high- lighted lhe week long events for the Little Kentucky Derby tLKDL The race, held at Shively Sports Center track consisted of five pre- liminary heats of 10 laps each, and the finals in which seven teams each rode 15 laps around the track .. the equivalent of three and three-fourths milm. fhe Debutante Stakm in which sororities tompetvd against one another on svootors was won by Chi Omega. Delta Zeta placed second. Between the preliminary heats and finals, Doug Gabbert was announced winner of the LKD king contest. He was presented with an engraved drinking mug, The King was Choaen 0n the basis of just the guy whom you would most like lo drink heor withl Charm and good looks had no influence on the selection of the winner. In previous years a Queen con- test had been held. This event was a first for LKD. Five noon day dClivilies were held at the Student Center Patio the week preceding the bike race. Activities included a rat race ugly face, Ollie burger eat- ingt bubble gum blowing and Frisbeethrowing contests. A Biuegrass Arts and Crafts Festival, held in the Botanical Gardens, and an entertaining lec- ture by Ralph Nadar were among other LKD events sponsored by the Student Center Board. Musicat entertainment during the week was provided by The Blues Caravan in an outdoor con cert at StoH field, while the Dean Scott Show performed in a mini- concert and Cove played at a Coffee house in the Student Cen- terCrille,

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