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Dr. Lyman Ginger Named New
Dean Of College Of Education
Dr. Lyman V. GinRcr has been
named dean of the UK College of
Education. He succeeds Dr. Frank
O. Dickey, who was appointed
president last summer.
Dr. Oinger also will serve as acting dean of the College of Adult
and Extension Education, while a
fveral-mont- h
study Is being made
f this college. He has held the
dult and extension deanship since
1954.

His appointment as dean of the
Education College was made by the
UK Hoard of Trustees on recommendation of President Dickey
who said he was selected for rec-

ommendation "after a thorough
tudy of those suggested for consideration."
The new dean is first vice president of the National Education Association, served two terms as
president of the Kentucky Education Association, and has been director of the University School and
head of the Division of Instruction
of the Education College.
In his recommendation, President Dickey noted that Dr. Ginger
"was instrumental in working toward the passing of the constitu- -

amendment which made
the inauguration of the
Minimum Foundation Program for
public education."
Dr. Oinger la a native of Ballard
County, was graduated from Henderson High School in 1923. and
received
his bachelor's degree
from Kentucky Wesleyan College
in 1929. He received a master's degree in 1942 and a doctor's degree
in 1950, both from UK.
Following his graduation from
Kentucky Wesleyan, Dr. Ginger
for 10 years was a teacher and
athletic coach at Winchester High
School. He became principal at
Owingsville High School in 1940
and remained until 1943, when he
was appointed principal of the
University School in Lexington.
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He became acting director of the
UK training school the next year
and director in 1946. Early in 1947,
he was given the additional duty
of chairman of the Division of In-

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and Placement in the
College of Education and he held
both positions until he was named
dean of the College of Adult and
Extension Education in July of
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1934.

Dr. Oinger holds membership in
numerous professional, civic and
social organizations, Including the
Child Outdance Clinic, Fayette
County Safety Committees, Council for Social Planning, Kappa
Delta Pi, Phi Delta Kappa, Masonic Lodge, and the Presbyterian
Church. He is married and the
father of twin boys.

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Frat Pranks
Much has been said and written
about the college fraternity man
a sort of combination Dennis, the
Menace and Frankenstein.
But nothing has been said about
his counterpart, the poor, misunderstood sorority girl.
Just as the fraternity man delights in playing pranks, the sorority girl must bear the humiliation of these pranks.
Here's a list of some of the more
embarrassing things the sorority
girl can expect to happen to her:
Sometime in the course of her
college life, someone is going to
plant a bathroom fixture in .front
of her sorority house, probably on
the porch.
Fraternity boys seem to find
something' very funny about putting1 these fixtures around sorority
houses. If they think the sororities
don't already have them inside,
they're wrong; and Inside Is where

Sometime in the course of her
life she must walk out of the front
door to find "amusing" signs
planted in the yard. These signs
are especially favored by the fraternity boys if they have some suggestion, slightly
attached
to them.
A few examples of these signs
are: "clean rest room", "mechanic
at work inside," and "open for
business."
She can expect to be "left hanging" at a dance at least once. Fraternity boys have a habit of forgetting their dates during their
better parties.
Worst of all, she always ends up
typing some boyfriend's term paper
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