University of Kentucky - Kentuckian Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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Sally Ride, the first woman astronaut to break through the earth's atmo- sphere, tours the Wenner Gren Biomedical Engineering Laboratory with Pres- ident Otis A. Singletary as she visited Lexington and UK. —Photo by Jill Shuler A Turning Point monwealth's first woman governor. During her col- lege years Mrs. Collins was president of Keeneland Hall, a Chi Omega sorority member, and the 1959 Kentuckian Yearbook Queen's first attendant. The autumn air was full of excitement. What came out of the sky was unfortunate, as the Soviet Union caused an international crisis when it shot down a Korean Air Lines jet carrying 56 Americans. All 269 passengers and crew members perished. continued on page 7 The most recognizable building on campus. Memorial Hall is probably the most photographed structure for book covers and magazines, not to mention its use on national television broadcasts. —Photo by Kong-Yew Chan Martha Layne Collins and family bow their heads for the opening prayer during Inauguration Day ceremonies, Dec. 13, in Frankfort. She is Kentucky's first woman elected governor of the commonwealth. —Photo by Jill Shuler 4 Opening

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The newly formed Dance Cats perform during halftime of a basketball game. Larry Hopkins, sixth district representative and NBC sports com- mentator Al McGuire are two of the 20,000-plus crowd watching the troupe dance. —Photo by Chuck Perry David Byrne, lead singer of the Talking Heads, performs in Memorial Coliseum. The concert was one of the most popular events SAB spon- sored. —Photo by Jill Shuler Tailback George Adams sweeps left against Kansas State. UK won the game 32-12. —Photo by Chuck Perry O Opening