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I IDENTIFICATION
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`, ie: rlvnliettletl with the hupo that you will
I read it e:u·efully; preserve it during the 1
E ezumimx yezirs, mul elierish its innnirwy l'ni··
L ever. [
i lt is our request thui. you, at un curly
Y period in the eollegc life you are just uu- i
; ieriug, get at glimpse qf real w<11`tliwl1il<* I
; university eiuleetvor mul strive tu zi<·c;umpli>;h I
· :1. genuine ztim in life. If y0u do tlizil, then
J 5uu will lmve rlum: something nuhle ;1i1·l
, eurieliing uml when you pass {ruin old "l{»·u»
5 tu¢·ky" you will be un .\lumnu:< ui` whivli she
‘ \vi1l ba proud. `
` \\`¤· greet you uml wish you lmii \‘ny:1y,:r·. _
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l{i;xri~c1 ward realization of its calling. Q
This happy condition owes itself as much
__ ‘ te the admirable spirit of thc student body —
as it does to the acknowledged excellent. ,
[ leadership and vision of its faculty and it is ·
_ confidentially believed that with contlnu· .»
ation of`tliese happy conditions it will grad- E
\. ually continue to go forward in the sublime i
l`_ _ cause in the behalf of which its energies V
M_ are enlisted. Q
ll . I Tt is gratifying to' reflect that the ses· E
n i sion next preceding this one was an occa- Y.
ll sion of outstanding achievement on the part f
.. { of the student body, the administration and L
ll- the teaching force of the university. But lj
· only a continuation of such loyal and sin- '
1.;le—heartcd effort can continue to produce tf
these happy results. To that end. there- tc
fore, this little publication is launched with k
the confident hope that it may prove a *;
guide and an inspiration to young men and
' women who are coming into our midst for ’
the first time to remain for four years.
I U ln behalf, tlierefore, of our common Alma `
Mater we greet you, we proffer help, we I
hope you will permit us in some way at ·
( least to serve you that both you and we ·
may be able thereby to serve the state and ~
humanity. _
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l nm sure zi student rissnclziting Q
himself with the \'. M. t`. A. and ]
Y. \V. C. A. during 1·0Sldem·v at thv ?
lllll\`t`*l`Sl[y will bu thc richer in spir· Y
itnul life. Spiritual force is 41 grant J
agency for accomplishing things. lt {
is worth having and worth cnlilviit- ;
V ing. Conscquvntly. thc n¤>wco1nor .
{ t·:in‘t afford lo pass by the Y. M. C. A. 2
limi Y. W. C. A. §
In :1ddiii0n those organizations ;
bring fellowship, new vision und ain L
opportunity for sorvlcc. livory mztn _=
Q und woman should join when com- ;
i ing to the university. Tho student j
Q who docs will bc huppicr. Happiness .
§ nmkvs for boils-r wnrl: und zi l»i;:p;x:i· ·
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By James 'l‘nudy Ellis
T want ln get buck.
And 1’m yez1rnin' today
For the sweet scenes of nhl,
And the folks far mvny. ~
~ T want to get brick {
. YVhe1·e the hlue grass grows. _
` `Where the breeze \\'lliS]N~I`S musli-
i And love us it hlmvs:
' * I want tn get back
\\'he1·e the sunlight steals V
Q (Yer the golden tohzicon
i And broad hemp 1'ieI•ls·—· `
, lkml; in old Kentucky. .
I l xvnnt I0 get back
, \\'here the women all ure ‘
1 The sxveetest uml fuirest I
1 . Of earth by fair,
V I xvunt to get. hm-l<
5 Just to lim-nr the rin;
’ Of their voioes :1g:1in——
7 l'earan:·e here is not intentletl to convey that
itlen, and is not as fainous as "ln Ken-
lllt'l()',n written by Judge James H. )lnlli— 2
E ( gan, who lived in the old "Maxwell 1‘lace," Q
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` CALENDAR FOR 192-I-l925 I
Summer School
· 1924 _
e June 16·Aug. 15.
1924 Entrmwo Exmnixuntiuus
Sept. 11, 12, 13, ’l‘l1u1·s., Fr]., Sul, {
First Sennéslvr {
f Sept. 15. 16, Mon., 'I‘ues.~—Ri·gisIr:ilion in
· all departments. E
g Sept. 17, Wed.—Instructi0n begins. l
i Nov. 27, Thurs.—Thanl:1»111<-ti111‘·
1 ziven :1 el1z1.11ee to take another ox:1111i11:1ii1»1 3
‘ within one month zifter the opening of tin
1 next semester.
Z A sturlent is reqiiired to h:1ve 120 cre1li1: {
, to grmluute from any eollc~;.;1—. A 1·re1ii1
Q ropreseiits 0110 hour of recitztiioii or i.11·1» `
= hours of I¥Lbl1l`flt(lI`)' work :1. week, 1:<111ii11111·1i
T for one semester. Most of the eo111·s1·s ull {
; fwreci are for three hours ot` rc:·i1:1iio11 .1 1
J week, thus giving II11`00 credits il s11111<—s11—1·. `
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1 pnrl, and in the wor]: Il1:1i I :1111 t:1l1i111J.
< :111rl i11 my ;1I1llity to get results. ’ [
¤ I believe in workiiig, not \\'l'(‘])lllg§ in
‘ hr1r1:=ti11g, not kllOL‘kIHg', :11111 i11 the 11le:1s111‘1· Y'
I of my work. .1
I believe 111 tO(IZl}’ :1111l the xrnrk I :1111 rl1·
- ing; in tomorrow :1.1111 the w1>rl< I hope i1> ’
d0. :11111 in the sure l`l"l\'€1l'(I il1c· f11i111·e holds. [
' I believe there is so111eil1i11;.r lining, some `
11·l1e1·r·. for every 111:111 re:11ly in (I0 It.
irb fle\rt1lityu and gcalthftilness, ·
; ·: : it en y, eu ure an agrnzu ure, ·
7 race horses and true Americans. is its home. I
lll 'i*' ? Tn the year 1860 the Agricultural & Me-
one i*· ’ vlninical or Kentucky lfnivcrsity, as it was 1
ll¤l*lF- [ walled then, opened its first session with [
some ‘ President John Augustus \Villia.ms. four {
‘ Drofessors and a commnndant. Professors
{ :idher¤·d slrietly to high standards of schol- ,
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t ornin; board was a Board of t`urat0rs. EY-
arship from thee early days. lts first g0\`~ '
ery student was required to be morally [it
insidc and outside of the univr-rsity and was
compelled in attend Sunrlay school and
tyhurcli regularly,
Thu present University of l{<~ntuuky's first
‘ name was Agricultural & Mechanical Col- ,
; lege. In 1878 the name was changed to -
State Vollcgo by which nanin it. was known
; until 1908. when it was changed to "State
` Univ<·rsity." ln 1910 the name "Univcrsity L
of Kentu<;lu1 ISTS to 1RSl saw a hulldlnx
lmmn on the- vaimiiis of tht- pwsteiit univrirr
j sity, 'l‘lio .\·ln1inistra,tion huihlin:. \\’hit one church where you think you will fool U
li :xL homo und identify yourself with its life
while you ure in Lexington. You will look `Q
_ _ book on that cxporienco as one of the most _
{ll liolnfnl fouturos of your university career. l
'li' V A. \V. FORTUNE, Ph. D.,
DM · l’;istor of Control Christian Church.
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lll- a ioain. "How do you onrry oursel[?"—Fronch. ·
QW · "How do you sl:ind?"—ltnliu.n. "How do L
` you find yourself?"—t,lorn1un. "How do you
_ i`(Ll'O?H·—-Dll[L'll. "How con you?"-——Swe¢lish. ‘¤
. ` ‘·How cio you perspire?"—Egypti:1n.. "How
is { io your stoinnoh? Hztvc you onion your }
mm ri<·e?::-—l`lii·nose. "How do you have your-
will i seli‘?·—-Polisli. "I1ow do you live 0n?"-—
M. ¥( ltussmii. 'Mzzy thy sliunloyy novor be less."
I_B_ —i‘o1·s1o1i. .·\ll nionn practically tho some. {
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Y V trust nro. I would bo puro for thorn- nr<~ ~
* 0 ` those: who cure. I would ho strong for `
|u<‘0 xhoro is much io suffer. l would bn hruve l
wh- for ihoro is muoh to duro. I would bo f`ri<·nd l
Ulf? ii. nll——lho foc-——tho fricmlluss. I would ho I
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Ashland Baptist——Ashland avenue. l·Li·x‘.
Clarence Wallcer.
‘First Baptist-—Vi/est Main and \\'. Short
` streets. George Ragland, 1*11. D.
; °Calvary Baptist-—High street and limlvs
avenue. Rev. T. C. Ecton.
; °Immanuel Baptist—High and \‘\’oo` Do not attempt to conceal the fact that li
- you are a, Freshman. The seasoned col- Y
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root. ; to disguise the fact that he is TL Freshman, `
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