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j ‘ establishmg two such scholarsh1ps each year, instead of one. ;°¤,Q;j;F,{g,
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, William R. Price, 2403 Broadway, Catlettsburg, Ky. Marian Wells, Tongs, Ky.
' Mrs. Henry A. Taylor, 1603 Elizabeth St., Lexington, Ky. Stanley J. Ridd, c/o Kettle River Co., 1218 Olive St.,
J. H. McKinney, 218 West Third St., Owensboro, Ky. St. Louis 3, Mo. 1953-
' Miss Marguerite Sloan, Box 1900, Berea College, Berea, Ky. Dr. Gerson Lowenthal, 280 Doctors Bldg., Cincinnati 2. Ohio ll. R. Daw
I Dr. S. C. Ferguson, 1314 19th Ave., Meridian, Miss. Mrs. James Morris, Eastin Rd., Lexington, Ky. T. H. Hz
- J. H. Bailey, 2203 Superior Ave., Cleveland 14, Ohio W. E. Sherwood, 7 Hobart St., Bronxville, N. Y. Hotel, L
‘ G. W. & J. O. Ewell, 3133 Connecticut Ave., N.W., Frank L. Marx, Pases de la Reforma 655, Lomas de Helen G. l
Washington, D. C. Chaupultepee, Mexico City, Mexico Ave., Le
W. Arch Bennett, 212 Washington St., Frankfort, Ky. Bill Corum, Madisonville, Ky. B. A. Shir
Dan S. Estill, 1215 First National Bank Bldg., Lexington, Ky. Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Elbert DeCoursey, 3247 Chestnut St.. letics, U
Robert L. Green, Elemendorf Farm, Lexington, Ky. N.W., Washington 15, D. C. Iclmes S.
` Dr. Richard R. Crutcher, 211 W. Second St., Lexington, Ky. W. C. Matthews, P.O. Box 498, Santa Maria, Calif. (temi ez
Mr. and Mrs. Goebel Porter, Old Frankfort Pike, Lexington, Ky. Henry Beam, 6906 Kingsley Ave., Dearborn, Mich. Iudge Bra:
* H. Lester Reynolds, 1130 N. Green Bay Rd., Lake BluE, Ill. E. Harold Clark, 2539 Lakewood, Detroit 15, Mich. fort (ter
· Eugene McDonnell, 1196 Troy Ave., Brooklyn 3, N. Y. Dr. Leon P. Fox, 70 North 15th St., San Jose, Calif. Homer L.
_ Elvis J. Stahr, Jr., c/o College of Law, U. of K., Prof. J. W. Graybeal, Waynesburg, Ky. vile (te
” Lexington, Ky. Fred Otterback, 2511 Napoleon Blvd., Taylorsville, Ky. Will Ed C
V W, G. Kefauver, 1331 Parkridge Place, Cincinnati 8, Ohio Dr. James Carroll Nash, 305 6th Ave., S.E., Decatur, Ala. land, Ky
“ — Julius Ambrosius, 1502 East Oak St., New Albany, Ind. Eleanor M. Smith, 1910 Josie Ave,. Long Beach 15, Calif. Iohn R. 1
· Edna Mann, 3420 Preston Highway, Louisville, Ky. Robert D. Nicherson, Combustion Engineering Co., Raymond Cincinns
i David L. Ringo, Turkey Foot Rd., Box 415-A, Erlanger, Ky. Division, 1315 North Branch, Chicago 22, Ill. Douglas P:
l Willard D. Dahl, 5490 Auth Road S.E., Washington 23, D. C. Sam L. Huey, Jr., 307 S. Hanover, Lexington, Ky. Mrs. T. je
` W. H. Noel, Harlan, Ky. David L. Thornton, Versailles, Ky. ville (te
· John William Tunks, 3709 West Fourth St., Ft. Worth, 7, Texas John W. Plock, 663 South 38th St., Louisville, Ky. Robert l»l_
{ Robert M. Drennan, 4016 Spring Hill Rd., Louisville, Ky. Fayette Co. Alumni Club {Mrs. H. C. Adams, President. Old Lexingto
1 Leo Brewer, 167 East Gramercy Place, San Antonio 12, Texas Keen Place, Versailles Rd., Lexington, Ky.) ]. Carlisle
l John Carlisle Myers, Jr., 319 Holliday Rd., Lexington, Ky. Frank M. Ellis, 403 College St., Somerset, Ky. lmmm (
* Wayne T. Cottingham, 34-41 78 St., Jackson Heights 72, James L. Richmond, P.O. Box 2054, Williamson, W. Va. Dr. Ralph
I L. I., N. Y. James R. Montgomery, Parkland Pharmacy, Inc., (Bow]
, Jack D. McNamer, 56 Colorado Ave., Highland Park 3, Mich. Cave City, Ky. · Hgmdon ]
Kate H. Woods, RR No. 2, Nicholasville, Ky. Mrs. McDonald Gray, Evergreen Rd., RR No. 1, Trustees
, Dr. E. Vernon Smith, 3508 Auburn Ave., Cincinnati 19, Ohio Anchorage, Ky. Guy A_
Mrs. P. K. Holmes, 282 Rose St., Lexington, Ky. lnez Luten, Jackson. Ky. (Board
` Paul A. Johnson, 661 Wick Ave., Youngstown, Ohio Mrs. Helen M. Welsh, 16900 Libby Road, Maple Heights, Ohio lvllllam t
Dr. K. R, Ockermann, Rensselaer, Ind. Naomi R. Browning, 518 Elm, Ravenna, Ky. Blllgn L
A. D. Kirwan, University of Kentucky. Lexington, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hand, 3703 10th Ave., Moline, lll. liiirguemc
K C. B. Smoot, 1217 Avenue Venetia, Coral Gables, Fla. Clarence C. Clark, New York University, Washington Sq., Lexingto
. Dr. William T. Maxson, 127 West Second St., Lexington, Ky. N. Y. 3, N. Y. l),_ george
T. H. Cochran, Box 228, Marion, Ky. J. D. Shouse, AVCO Mfg., Corp., 1329 Arlington St., (life me
L. Chauncey Brown, 2200 Coffee Pot Drive, Cincinnati 25, Ohio H. D. Pg]
St. Petersburg 4, Fla. A. N. Whitlock, 1395 Lakewood Dr., Lexington, Ky. honorary
Russell C. Mayhall, 116 Crestwood Ave., Louisville, Ky. Mrs. E. A. Jarvis, 118 Hawkins, Somerset, Ky. Senior Clw
’ Mrs. Edna G. Soper, RR No. 3, Carlisle, Ky. Wm. Barry Thornton, 4441 Harriet Ave., Minneapolis 9, Minn. Mocking
Pauline W. Knapp (Mrs), 1737 Burne Ave., Detroit 14, Mich. E. F. Schimpeler, 3256 Crosshill Rd., Louisville, Ky.
Percy H. Johnston, 4653 B c/o Duke Johnston, Kahala Ave., Mrs. Hobart Walker, 2625 Central Pkwy., Ashland, Ky. I  1
. Honolulu, T. H. Annasteele Taylor, 107 N. Third St., Nicholasville, Ky. Paul G
D. D. Slade, 1014 Richmond Rd., Lexington, Ky. Joseph J. Slomer, 7416 Bennett Ave., Chicago 49, Ill. K ‘ B
J. S. Horine, 252 Maxwell St., Lexington, Ky. Sam Manly, 111, Kentucky Home Life Building, Louisvillc, KY Ricbled E
John M. Kane, 4010 St. Ives Ct., Louisville, KJ. Mrs. Virgil P. Sanders, 631 Tuxedo Ave., DeLand, Flo. W QZ ‘
Sam B. Marks, 121 W. Fairway Dr., Lexington, Ky. John W. Willmott, Box 488, Mount Dora. Fla. lpm‘kfC
— Perrin Rule, 9355 Kreiter Ave., Chicago 17, Ill. James Read Holland, 416 Jefferson St., Fulton. Ky. G n °'
Robert W. Poynter, Horse Cave, Ky. Donald H. Desy, 56 W. 106 St., N. Y., 25, N. Y. WISE P.
Joseph B. Shelby, 307 Wyoming Ave., Maplewood, New Jersey Owen M. Akers, P.O. Box 703, Denison, Texas vm Cm
H. D. Palmore, Frankfort, Ky. Heber H. Rice, 5 Taylor St., Chevy Chase, 15, Md. Chris R. lt
E. V. Murphree, 600 Edgewood Rd., Summit, N. J. Jack W. Stallard, 1134 Fontaine Rd., Lexington, Ky. Ky. .
S. A. Rapier. 61 Broadway. New York 6. N- Y. Mrs. Merton Postle, 826 Princeton Ave., Arlington Hts., Ill- · Newton ,
- John G. Stoll, Lexington Herald-Leader, Lexington, Ky. Chris R. Kilgus, Jr., c/o Hayswood Hospital, Maysville, KSU · Hmdem
L. C. Davidson, 322 Winding Way, Marion Sta., Pa. J. D. Craddock, Jr., Munfordville, Ky. mh
Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Blazer. C/0 Ashland Oil, Ashland, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Kirby, 771 Lytton Ave., Palo Alto, CHN- ur Nu
Mary N. Holt, Eminence, Ky. J. Kern Hamilton, 23961 Palomer Rd., Hayward, Calif. and Cell
Louis M. Fendley, 2417 Goldsmith, Houston, Texas W. P. Tate, 317 Jarvis Lane, Louisville, Ky. l· S· Watk
. R. H. Rankin, 80 Montclair Dr., Rochester, 17, N. Y. T, Duma
) Henry L. Spencer, 1109 N. Utah St., Arlington, Va. (Continued on page 20) Louisvm
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T you th De Oz? °°· an {De fog rooms, alumni offices, library, card the UK Alumni Association visited  
i igek fe lml we [Ol a l° an     ‘ room and lobby. the Ole Miss Alurnnri House follow. Its {
r 00 orm severa years ago in e _ · . _ ,· _ .
¢ h d · d . t · Another unit consisting ofa bed- {ng the Ky` OIC MISS' homgwmlllg
a 5 8(I.1’fS (ITL 1TLtTL S of yOU? (llL7TL1’lL > b   U I     .
i _ , , ,.00,, wma Could be added fm. _l00T ll~ DCLWG UST? lll ·, UNC if wasn Rgimu
j Rxecullve bmllfli a lllalb whlclh ll I li $45 560 ddd,. I d 5 I revelation to us both. The Chap;. time Il 2
z ·* em be ered theage and fi- g""" 1, · , “ '“’"“,> f"? ;‘“‘ tara im there; at aaa. W. r ; .,.. I r ...~. .
nanced, will see the building of an {/» ll ~‘¢CO'llt ll00l» CO" alllmg WO t _ H U _ M. . , , I mlm
_ _ bh mom? a hOSteSS» aa m_t_ ary, re governor of rssrssippi_ wr ~
- Alumm—Faculty House on the UK llswlll ./ ·> P R I I l l Z . U_ . \h.,dCd (
’ ment and three, as yet unassigned Um mm MCS Oli a uKmKm’ Oleetmlh Kt] ,
. ‘ CGTTZPUS. ., ,· · · · ,· _ (,r(·ii_ jr
4; . It _ t t k t I It t - moms) COMM be built fm, $82)OOO, rerninrscing and enroying the lm,. my ¤
` TS O0 mm ww!} u mgm makina the total cost of the com- lllmlltll Ol HIGH Own home ml ll"'
4 ber of the board said; Ole Miss *=> _A _ · Campus ·\“"'“
Y · · , pleted building total $365,000. ‘ nai gn “
. has an Alumni House, why cant we YgS_it)S just a dream at Km _
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{ have one? Why, €l0 {/OU asl, dv llw ]°¢l6‘Ull!/ tacky, conceived by the executite Tm Ptm,
A{Ongy’ at fhg [aa]; at tt, was fhg and alurnnz need such a building? [ward, and SO ta,. without Iqnamat lwlmhil
answer. So we took our dream to The faculty ”"$w€" wmllll be 0l" foundation—without anything lim lu,. seep
President H. L. Donovan and Vice L‘l0*l$ ll Ulm Could $66 llle Flwllllll hope, '1`hc pi
P gszd t L M Ch bg [ { Club now in existence on the carn H “D [ I 1
- 1‘ ` 671 60 . am rain,anc. ‘ ` A ·` · J K ' owever, it you ever see ii umw MM
; they Tmlnled Wl tv US that rwt only l’"S· ll ls the Old P““€'·“’” ll0m€» dream walking? I did ........ " At Ole ¤¤¤·¢¤¤¢¤¤'
the aluynnf but fhg faculty at thg too small, too antiquated, almost too Missy lished or
i » University Ot Kentaeky needed dilapidated to be of much service.   ihv <‘<*1>}'
; a de q ua t e recreational facilities. Anil wlllll ¢l0€$ ll Ffwllllir Cllll? da? REGULAR CLUB MEET|NG5 'll Wl H
K , Thus, evolved (Z plan to house both   byi[(IS ;"OrUle’ an esprit   Corps; Cincinnati Club u1€ei5 first Th\.U‘SCli!)' Ol. €Uk`l\ :;ilJli,l··s]l]ll
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er<>ur¤S—¤f and when we MSE the " """‘ “’" _"°‘l"‘;;"l“"°“ ‘"" e&‘£I§., em, §.§ét._ ihid ‘£ié’f?d..,r or   u....».—,
mgngy_ l}l(ll€€S 7IlL`Illl}UlS of l` 8 ]((lCIllly of (L t,gr§i1lt;Ih.Li1gor{i1. guilders Club, 4.2lst Hemi mmlhml (
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. In Order to have Something more large University- more interested in Lexi;ityzogiiigeeaggik H;;).tg,,,.,_ IH, _,_,,,_ {hc g(_m_l
I d h a each other and Ill (lCt'lUltl€S b€yOn(I Noxdheasternl Kéntuck). Club meets (il-,1 `mil`. ·
tran a ream to present to t e I ri I
_ _ _ the Confinas. Of thgil. Oujn Colleges \yednesday of each month. noon, Henri   I
alumni, we went to YVrll1am Brock, ’ C W ¤ wuiky Heie1,DA%n1;g;ab Ky. t Cm d ]>·l1lIl>. .¤
. · . ~ ‘ ` , , , s cox ’e nes- I ·
· UK alumnus and Lexington archi— {md d€lm’lm€'llS· In ether "’O";S eigyulsi (gen mwah? ¤K:§§,5Aimipe1n use . W **‘ 3
wat, Outlined Some Of Ow. ideas zt it/ould be a trementrous rnorae iillaui nl
dn(l a'S,ked hh"' tO put. the"] On l}illl(l€7' (lt fhg kl‘I"llD€l'.S`lll[ of KG"- (]()y“(g ]);l(·k Iung   llllllllu-(`
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{ paper, with the idea of getting mCl‘ll·   Mh mil
i some sort of estimate on the even- Why an Alumni House? If you Th C (ml dm.
y tual cost of such a property. have ever come back for homecorn- E Over ·••‘‘‘ me wht
i Mr. Brock drew plans for such a ing, reunions, a brief visit to the V w;y;,,,,,, [L T,,,t,,_;e,,([_ ’19_ rm. me (mm
f building, the over-all cost of which campus, that answer is obvious. I t mediate past president of the Us premleiii
Q Q would reach. about $375,000, but is your home at the University, a illllylllf, A·*-iofiflllml {mill l*;’l<’*il'{l \\‘h<>. in 1
R planned the building in such a way place to which you will always he   Cg‘LC;l";‘i;:;;i)·;‘l Y ”  |¤¤‘¢>¤<1c¤11
· A that the first, and most needed unit, welcomed, a headquarters for your ;mm,di,,,g[U atm,. mh. U],,,(,t,,,_  _“l
could be built for about $235,000 meetings, your reunions, and, if the nigytf as 1l#l2uc··
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hvisited ’04 Will Celebrate 1s12s» (’1)·11·e111y.s111. 11,.,.11·e,·,;.,·,.) 11     i  
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gy spp ll 111lnc 1)2l(`1§, regzirdless ol \\'1lCl1lC1` 1hey ,_ __ __ Y _   _. I ·
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. You probably read an account in There is another economic loss that _.   Ut Tn
- the newspapers on january 1 of a re- should not be ignored. Every day of . me lt
_ F port in the current issue of the journal the school year thousands of children . n_m_LS
  ‘ of the American Medical Association miss school as the result of illness lltvitj
  on the medical history of Richland, from preventable diseases. Measles, Prosldont Donovan It (hot
  \lVashington, a city of some 24,000, mumps, chicken pox, scarlet fever, (slttilu
  born ten years ago in the semi-arid whooping cough, diphtheria, and com- mmol
{ wasteland in Southeastern VVashington mon colds take their toll on attendance tn HSS`
1 to provide personnel for an atomic at school. This absence from school stlolt tt) the lnSt_ The people have dt- _ mic U
- energy plant. A special medical pT0- is hor only ah edueiiriohei less to the manded that their children slioiilci llt t
gram WHS provided i0Y the Popuiiiiioh- Criiid but an economic ioss ro Sr’Ci€iY· have a chance—tlle poor as good ;, ttototl
; This program included complete Proper hiediehi Sefviee wiiid ehsiir chhhcc ZlSl11€ rich, ici rise ih cihtml i,,.,,t,
i medical service for all its residents: eliminate much of this loss. ovoty ooonnntlony including those tt Dr ·
· public health. industrial medicine. The United States Dephrtmehi ei cupations which icqnicc the M ,0,. or
l adequate hospital facilities, general Commeree Shows that Kemriei‘Y iiiis thorough education. And tlirougll lltt mt
V p3_[i€n[ (Q3_['€ and V()1LlI][21I`y health 1II· the fourth highest tuberculosis Idcath thggg Open d()O]·S llldlly Of Olly gltitlthyl sttccctx
‘ S¤fH¤c€· rare iri the United Siiiiesy Th? Hiram men have risen to fame and forumc men at
i In the field of public health the deaths pei 1-000 i><>i>¤i¤ii<>¤ in Keh- th make their chhicihcicicm tc. 0...- wht,
` services available embrace control of tucky exceed all but those of Arizona, country and Snclotyn TO pmvltle thm In dev
communicable diseases, environmental New Mexico and Texas. Kentucky’s Opportunities tot their Children tht mint
sanitation, School nursing, mosquito releeriori me im hiiiiihr