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‘ ¤ Nvrrmm Chrisman, Jr., 298 S. Ashland Ave,, Lexington, Ky, ty ,,;Ib'·1 Sill, 420¤&erf,I lyaiistonb . b II Hm
< I Charles White, RR 5, Lexington, Ky. Ci', ‘§ liar 1,*;,*5 0`lld B ,1.;. It IR V°" Fwms °r°’ ky Tl
-   Dorothy L. Prows, 456 Park Ave., Lexington, Ky. \6).l‘,.;OmL CMPRQW ’ 0* 82005 3 4·, a"fm§T\g“· S . v_ ` GUY
“ james K. Latham, 160 North Arcadia Park, Lexington, Ky. 1 "X?k ' ‘"° mw"` ‘ “°m°"* ( ' l* Ol lm"f”‘ · ll
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- , F. Randolph Childress, 571 Sunset Road, Louisville, Ky. , Q; Q" _ ‘ ew Or . , . . .  g $**11
Phil M, Miles, 229 Bqrrnxv Rd,_ Lexin;_;mn_ Ky, ltlmcfi · §1l{l!5.I_I1?7§ Connecticut Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio ,; M
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Perrin Rule, 9355 Kreiter Ave., Chicago 17, Ill. \,$’°§ D ‘, _°,*°naWI‘*_, t' t°§<1lm· V _ Paul
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Mics, University nf Kentucky eming 0unty— r. . D. Blair, Flemingsburg Todd County-Logan Webb, Guthrie
Iames S. Shropshire, R.R. N0. 4, Lexington F1¤v·1.€¤¤¤1v—W¤¤<1re—v Bumheth 1’1ee¤¤¤e1··¤e Trigg County-Tom Magraw Cadiz
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, MQIHT. Iere Beam, 69 Willow Terrace, Louis- Haé%?,I$,$E:fY:R°b°n McNamara- \Volfe County-Everett Miller, Campton
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` Dual Ave., Louisville, Ky, Meade County—Wi1l1am Henry Allen, _ _
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  ing bright young people for the engineering profession. Last year he r**°l¥§; ·)l*****“* —‘\”"(`***r*(’*l **** · · ez: z · int .· Il ier. ·
‘ 2 notes, 1s inferior to its enemies in gross numbers. ’ Our hope must he in V   qllltlitiit It liu Umm _l _
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3 fruuful research (mu 'rulss PrOduCu0’r· iudsge Denney was a member oi Slgllls  
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1 Dr Ralph Angelucci r-· —- · · . (
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i Dry Ralph j\]]gcl[[C(fi’ ’34’ Of Lgxing. Yue Pi Austin r—i—C{u‘i has i)CrOmc H editor, managing editor, and business i11i1¤1.i<1¤r5 ` xii
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i L°“· has been "i°l°_°mted dr? ¤l¤m¤¤¤ ineinher ol the organic chemical re· _ Publisher; University of Kentucky, Lexiurwzi. j U
’ i rr1€1nl')CI` of the LlIllV€TSl[Y ol K€ll[U(`kY sgurgli section 0[ hl()l']S2lll{() (ill€ITllC?ll   Helen C King 5-2:; Swm .•“-i. {nl i [il
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Association and a nieinber ol` its exe<‘u· Cliicago Chili mei-ts third Monday of eaeh “}id"’ i‘”'r"“li “_“’°klL"r‘l5riN{"‘;iii_”‘iiimiig of ch:  ;_ wi
V . . month, noon, Builders Club, (2lst floor) “ m [0 mf _‘“?pe‘_r P _k, imiirilli _
{ tive committee, 228 N_ ilnsiiiiv SL eompany as trustees, hold stun {lll: hmm iii, I Hi
-——~—- Louisville Club nn-ets 4-very Monday, noon, :;:\]?u_e"p°`e1ty other than that 0 ` _` 
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The Dldrgaret I' Klug Llbldrl of the Nortli:·ustr of [hc °l’C“'fl""$ (ll` AA` A  ,r, i AT  A        Dean AlAerrell was inducted into of.       =
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in and tl lift tlsion in July, l·.)J2, Col: O Roark has   i  l.  ·     i P llttf at the October convention of the I   ¤
I (jonnnandant ol the U. S. Army Signal y.  .... . _ .—’\   »;'“'¤  , A Society in New York last month. l I , ·
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  AZIIIIIIIIIIIII $‘l‘°°l m ·\mI“Ch‘ (’€Ul"m1‘   y , I   _`_ 2   I =,_·     Dean Ierrell has served as a direc. I I ‘
I Im II FII - He received degrees in mechanical _,I_ I           ,r, lor and a vice president of ASCE. and   I {
’ le ff and electrical engineering from thc l;II{’· gi  =i= ~      has hem] 00 [hc UnII,€rSiII, OI Kem I I —
@16%***3 lll fllt University of Kentucky in 1931 and ac-   I ,       ·· . ~ A        tuck y faculty for 40 years. Since 1946 A A
C"“"“"f“’“ 1* rcpted a reserve commission in 1937.  A A     he has been dean of the college and A
me UIIIIUIIII .-\fter being appointed in 19/ll as a    .      director of the Engineering Iixperi.
nbcr OI SIUIII; second lieutenant in the Signal (Zorps,     ‘ _  ‘   ment Station. He has been active in A
I ” A j hc served at Ft. Hayes. Ohio. as cx- g t is  ’ " ___V   higlnvay engineering research for al- A
· ecutive officer to the signal officer of  i  — ~&-s  ‘ .   A   most four decades and since lt)-t‘7 has
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I the nth Service (.ommand. After      ’I.   ._I_   =·»       been director of the Kentucky State
l~g£LR:%g°gxl.II§; World \\’ar ll he was integrated into A     A   ’     ‘A Q=fAA.i l‘llgltWa)’ Research Laboratory. He
*017 Cogcms the regular army. LL COLD L 0,R0m.k has been a leader also in furthering
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IHA?   He became military governor of   mduhu 1-*] (l€‘€lOl)m€!li Ul l\€l1lUel~y
tinted statesertr. ‘ ltcmhalh and lmcl- gmmbIIIgI GcI._ through research for more effective
_ _ , 1 Y . · ·. .. . · »- use olA the state’s n· t r·l i ‘.
ImvmIII. III IIIII I many. during tht occupation. In 1941   Graduate Gets V 0 I *' U ‘* Y€$°“Y€€$ I
at L¢‘¥m¤*°“»l*1` hc returned to the United States for I llle lxellttltiliy alumnus and (lean .
ESUIIIwpIIIIIIIIIII_ the advanced officer-s’ course at The C Drk CO. CGQE Job has been president of the Kentucky V
business nnunttré ~ Signal School at Fort lvloumoutlk N_   \II_ml_iC€ Iilckym (Il )h\ Sku I Society of l’rofAessional Engineers and
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, II,,nn_ Upon completion of this course he rc- . . ·A l 1 H FCI formerly was iresident of the Ken.
,ntuckv, Le. _ [lOl] dlI`€ t 't l - I . _ / , l
A turned to Germany where he was as- C Of AAA AAA ”CxmgAAm \`M' tttckv section of -\SCIi
2 Sayre Am ta. . _. I ` ‘ (..A., was named head basketball coach ‘ A A
· I nstant commandant and later com- it Chrk (toumv Hirh SCI] I I_ _I Last September Dean Terrell was
[CCln;u,Bartls10\\‘¤. I  ltlantlant of the Signal school at Ans- July A A ‘ B A A AAAA AAAA honored at a dinner given by   I
_ K_ WSIIII bath. In _]uly of 1950, while at Ans- ’A __ t Stephen \\'atkins, B.S.C.E. ’30, and   I
J. mg, ·~- . [mh h_ _ , _ I I. Mr. lackson. a 195.0 graduate of the _ _ · t — .. .
_ . c nas ptomotet to ieutenant _ —_ _ Rc hold \v· lt Bggh 4
· t University ol Kentuck succeel L t A A AAA mS’ A ` ` ' `8’ Uh A
§‘S“’K;’f ITAIQI, » °°l°“€l· , * I A? C graduates and Lexington consulting 1 .
on, .· — CI , _ . cher l\orton who took Clark (.ountv . . . . "’ ·
_ 0. ORoark served   director ol . . . · engineers. in recognition of the honor
III BI0¤I,Il;l.h_tt. , IIIC _' . _ .   _ _ teams to the State High School Basket- ._ _ _ . ,
< · LCIIngIIIII_ tI, Operations division at SCTS front INII ,I.0um_Im€m SIX OI the www ml which has come to him and to ken-
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lyé   ly; Illstllllldl until june of this year when he (_O_I(_h€d there Mr NOYIOIE IC tucky through his election to the ol-
‘“ ’ ‘ ` A te was made actin chief of ‘t‘ ff A A A A A lll€S ll1l'0llgh both stirring
Ext-cntnt ;*f"IIII _ IIIOLO Rvark 15 the son ot M1. and from 194b to 1992 was with the Vet- and tumbling. Prof, Kendall ts re-
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b<*¤*** ‘“‘   III)? - C· OR0arls, 14 Ralph Place, erans Adnnnistration as a training of- search analyst in the department of 1 | 2
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I G_ Mi§IItlIlglII , ’ N   lleel 111 LOU1S\1lle. mining and metallurgtcal engineering. I I
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{ issue of Tl-IE IQENTUCKY ALUM- problems and home management. Feel . ll
1 NUS in order that l nright corrrrrrurri- free to call upon them for such as- lllllllll lll`ll§l`lllll$» $ll<>l`t wllrses lm- , ll?
cate to you sonre message about your sistance as you may need. During the llllllllclsr *ll`l?0l`$<>nuel tli. l Sl
I _\lnra Mater. lam delighted to have year professors from the University l`Cl`llll`$· _l*ll`lll€l`$· l€ll<`ll€l`5» litwyers. l lll
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; time to time information about the speaking itr the high schools and giv- lllllcl §l`llllll$- lllllls lllllllt Cducatioit
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  be interested in receiving. as they may be able to offer. They will lllll` l`lll"¢ll$· Mere llllll lll<>1`C pe<>l>lt· ll
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  copy of a brochure entitled \\’ORl{- tend. These professors will be pleased lll lllll‘ lilll<>l`ill<>l`l€S each day tlrcrc l lll
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