University of Kentucky - Kentuckian Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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111 the Lansdownc a frimdfly Sheppcs little 'plaCC Iikc hom'c, where You can relax have some great coffee enjoy good company and find ,7 Marvplous fashions KENNEDY BOOK STORE the no.1 bookstore serving u.k. students 405 south lime we appreciate your patronage 1974 The Kentuckian is published for the students at the University of Kentucky in Lexington. EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief .............. Beth Ann Jewell Photography ................. David Dolkart Business Manager Georgeann Rosenberg Copy Editing ................ Mary Amidon Curriculum ............... Linda Carroll Portraits-Organizations ..... Patsy Cook lndex-Secretary ............. Elaine Evans Sports ...................... Alan Grogan Special Features ............... Keith Muth Adviser ................ Nancy Green COVER STORY Secretariat raced to a great achieve- ment in '73 winning the Triple Crown. Now living at Claiborne Farms, he has become local color. Horses are Lexing- V-n ton's greatest attraction; horse farms, 'm Keeneland, Red Mile, and UKts Agri- ' culture College, stress the status of the horse. The designers, Beth Ann Jewell and Georgeann Rosenberg, chose Secretariat as a symbol for UK, Lexington, and the yearbook struggling to come out on top. The colors were chosen as a change from the past four black and navy blue Kentuckian covers. Magazine design for the logo, flag, and cover stories were considered. The photograph was furnished by the Keeneland Associa- tlon. Copyright by lhe 1974 Unlvcrslly of Kentucky Board oi Student Publitalionsl AH rights reserved Volume 80; 1973774. Primed by ArneviLan Publtshmg Ca, Clarksvillo, Tenn. Porlnnl photography by R00! Photographers, Chicago, Ill. The Kenlu'ekian is publlshed vearIy at an annual subscription mte oi $7.50. The CdKIDI'S welcome any suggestions for ankles or Coverage in future editions, Oftirr-s an- located in rooms 113-A and B in the Journalism Building, UK campus, loxinglon,Ky.,40506.

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W;mm A vga'Ww-n. 0.. h SPECIAL FE4TURES STARTING OVER ........................ The Kentuckian becomes a representative of UK. FROSH ORIENTATION ................... 9 New to College, incoming freshmen get acquainted to UK life MOVING IN ............................. Tl Helios were happy, but moving in was a hassle. RUSH ............ 13 Greeks increased membership during fall and spring rushes. SIGMA CHI DERBY ...................... 15 Whether zipping into a sleeping bag or dressing up like a banana, SCD was exciting. HOMECOMINC ........................ 17 UK Wildcats gobbled unbeaten Tulane. CREEK WEEK ............................ 19 Greek Week was revived through beer parties and jam sessions. INTERNATIONAL WEEK ................. 21 Students received cultural experiences without travel- ing abroad. LKD .................................... 23 Ugly face, bubble gum blowing and Ollie Burger eate ing were all a part of a fun filled week. GRADUATION ................ V ,0 V27 Over 5,000 seniors graduated with degrees. Beth Ann jewel! Gditor-in-Cbich is a journalism frem- man. Mary Kaye Rogers is ajournalism sophomore Valerie Salven is an AC Communications sophomore Barbara MCReynolds is a Textile; Clothing and Mar- cl'7andi5mg sophomore. Linda Sleier ix a liberal artxjunior. Keith Muth wSpecial Features EdiroO 4'5 an architecture freshman Paul Burris is a journafism junior.