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Wildcats Vote Par stons
Captain For 1960-6- 1
Dick Parsons Junior guard from
The A. B.
(Happy) Chandler
Yancey, was elected captain of the trophy was presented to Junior
1960-6- 1
UK basketball team last guard Dick Parsons for displaying
night.
qualities of leadership, scholarship,
Parson's teammates chose him in character, loyalty,
and ability.
an election preceeding the annual
The award is donated annually
Alumni
Association
Basketball
Banquet in the Student Union by radio station WVLK in honor
e
of the former
Kentucky
Ballroom.
Varsity letters were awarded to
Carroll Burehett, Fuget; Bennie
Coffman, Huntington, W. Va.; Sid Self-Stud- y
Cohen, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Allen
Feldhaus, Burlington; Ned Jennings, Headquarters; Billy Ray
Lirkert, Lexington; Jim McDonald,
Louisville; Don Mills, Berea; Dick
Farsons, Yancey; and Larry Pursi-fu- l,
UK faculty and research staff
Four Mile.
members will hear a progress re
Numerals were presented to port this afternoon on a University
freshmen George Atkins, Hopkins-villbeing made in coopeScotty Baesler, Lexington; ration with the Southern AssociaBernie Butts, North Miami, Fla.; tion of Colleges and Secondary
Mark Crain, Princeton. Ind.; Dick Schools.
Conley. Oil Springs; Bobby Rice,
The study, involving every deSandy Hook; Bill Pieratt, Mt. Sterl- partment and college on the UK
ing; and Don James, Ashland.
campus, was started about 15
Varsity manager Tommy Thom- months ago and is now 75 percent
pson received a letter. Freshman complete.
numerals were awarded managers
The Committee of Fifteen is
Don James. Ashland; and Hunter supervising the study. Dr. Thomas
Durham, Columbia.
D. Clark, head of the History DeMrs. Pat Bell was selected the partment, is chairman.
outstanding cheerleader of the past
The study involves the filling
season. Mrs. Bell, captain of the out of standard report forms for
1959-6- 0
squad, was awarded a silver a regional accrediting body, an
overall study of the University, and
mint julep cup by SuKy Circle.
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governor and baseball commissioner.
UK basketball greats who have
received the award since its establishment in 1951 are Johnny Cox,
1959; Vernon Hatton, 1958; Ed
Beck, 1957; Bob Burrow, 1956; Bill
Evans, 1955; and Frank Ramsey,
1954,

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Report On UK
To Be Heard By Faculty

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Research Aicard Winners

Winners f $500 research awards presented by the UK Alumni
Association are. seated from left to right. Dr. Amry Vandenbosch,
Dr. Wendell C. Drmarrus, Dr. Roy Morrland and Dr. Louis
Boyarsky. Standing is Dr. Ralph J. Angrlucci, president of the
Alumni Association.

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Four UK faculty inemlers who have ilone outstanding research in astrophysics, criminal law, foreign affairs, and on
the nerous system were presenteil $"(K) awarils Friday night
by the UK Alumni Association.
Dr. DeMarcus. a 1947 I'K grad-ne- r
The awards, presented at a din- meeting of the third annual uate, received his award for
conference sponsored by search that resulted in publica-th- e
Kentucky Research Founda- - tion of three important articles in
tion, weie given to Dr. Wendell C. the fields of astrophysics and

hydrodynamics.
The award's citation said, "he
is known internationally, especially
for hi.s work on the physical
havior of the interiors of planets."
Dr. Moreland was honored for
his book "Modern Criminal Procedure" published last year and an
article, "Criminal Jurisdiction of
thp Kentucky Courts." published
work done during a two-yeIn the Kentucky Law Journal.
period ending Dec. 31, 1959.
He was also cited for various
He said the awards were given
materials published by the legisto show the alumni's appreciation
on the
of distinguished research at UK. lative research commission
Kentucky Criminal Code revision
tn fktfmuhitp thp rckpurch nrtivitv
of UK's faculty, and to strive for prect
The citation stated, "two earlier
a closer bond between alumni and
books . . . and numerous articles
University scholars who are teach-in- s
have established Prof. Morrland as
aiid doing research.
one of America's leading students
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"The committee dues not
that its judgment is in- of criminal law and procedure."
Dr. Moreland, who was gradfallible and that its selections each
time represent the most distin- uated from UK in 1923, is now
guished research at the Univer- working under a grant from the
Kentucky Legislative Commission
sity." said Dr. Angelucci.
"In fact, we experienced tre- to study revision of the Kentucky
mendous difficulty in choosing Criminal Code. The code has not
from among such a large num- undergone a major change since
ber of a tie scholars w ho were nom- 1834.
Dr. Vandenbosch, who came to
inated by their colleagues." he
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professor of physics;
Key Mcrelund. professor of
liw; Dr. Amry Vandenbosch. dis- tinguisht-piofessur of political
and Dr. Louis L. Boy- arsky. associate professor of anatomy and physiology.
Dr. Ralph J. Angelurci, president of the alumni association,
said the awards were given for
DeMarcus.
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individual unit studies of colleges
and departments.
In April, members of the accrediting team will visit UK and
later write a report based on the
y
reports and the team's
examination of the University.
"The committee and various individuals who have shared in this
task have tried to develop a frank
evaluation of the University," Dr.
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Chamberlain said. "It has sought
neither to parade the University's
strengths nor to rationalize its
weaknesses.
"The object has been to see the.
University objectively and to project a program that will lead it to
greater accomplishments," the vice
president added.

Barbara Wall Is Crowned
1960 Kentuckian Queen

Barbara Wall, Junior in the College of Education, was crowned by here sorority sister, Katie Maddux,
19G0 Kentuckian Queen at the Kentuck1959 Kentuckian Queen.
ian Dance Saturday night.
Vivian Toner, representing Kappa Alpha Theta
sorority, was Miss Wall's first attendant; Sue BuMiss Wall was chosen from five finalists by a panel
of judges at a luncheon held at the Campbell House, chanan, a member of Delta Delta Delta sorority
and representing Phi Gamma Delta, was second atSaturday.
tendant.
The finalists had been selected by other judges at
Eleanor Todd, representing Sigma Nu, and Patty
the queen contest "which was held at 7 p.m. in Harper, representing Delta Tau Delta, were also
Memorial Hall Friday.
selected as members of the queen's court.
Each of the 30 original contestants appeared on
The dance is cosponsored by the Kentuckian and
the stage individually, in alphabetical order, and the Sigma Delta Chi, men's journalism fraternity.
Judues chose 10 girls to appear again. After conMiss Wall and her attendants will appear in
ferring a second time, the Judges selected the final
pictures in the 1960 issue of the Kentuckian.
five.
The queen will represent UK at the Mountain
A member of Chi Omega sorority, the new queen Laurel Festival in Pineville.
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Claude Sullivan, local sportscastcr ami world traveler, will
he tin guest speaker at the animal Agriculture and Home
Award banquet tonight.
The banquet will begin at ( p.m. in the SUB ballroom.
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Sul'ivan, who has headed an
overseas tour for the past four
summers, will narrate slides he took
on a 1957 tour of Fast Berlin, the
U.S.S.K., Poland, and Hungary.
"On this summer's trip," Sullivan
says, "we will attend the 'Passion
Play' in Oberammergav, West Ger- many, and the Olympic games in
Rome. We will also visit England
and the Low Countries," he added.
The banquet will also feature the
recognition and honoring of out- standing students, faculty mem- bers, scholarship winners, and sev- eral judging teams. In all, 20
awards will be given.
The master of ceremoRles will be
Glen Go be I, senior in the College

of Agriculture and president of

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Agriculture Council,
Awards and scholarship winners

are:
The Ben Kilgore Scholarship,
George Duncan. Judy Compton,
the Betty Crocker Scholarship;
Wilma Basham and Charles Cor- nett, the Borden Award.
The Burpee Award. William L.
Cordle; the Jay Weil Memorial
Award, Billy J. Mitchell; the Jonas
Weil Memorial Scholarship, Larry
W. Montgomery; and the Kengas
Scholarship, Ronnie G. Montgo- mery.
Kentucky Livestock and Im- provement Association Scholarship,
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Barbara Wall (center) Is justifiably pleased after her crowning as Kentuckian Queen at the Kentuckian Dance Saturday night. With Miss Wall are members of her court. They are (from left) Eleanor
Todd, Vivian Touer, Sue Buchanan, and Patty Harper.

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