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Of 'Dean' Whiting
Of The Night" Honors The
Is The History Of An Institution
Nearly 200 Women Students Pierre
many
and to three
Life-Sto- ry

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years
Whiting, for
the University's oldest, employee,
Nearly 200 coeds were honored at
died April 7 at his home In Lexing
thc traditional "Stars ot tne Nignt"
ton. He was retired fouf years ago
.
convocation. annual program sponafter 57 years as a janitor of several
sored by the Women's Administrative
'
University buildings.
vision. Alaskan Air Command, Cap- - Council In recognition of superior
mo
Though Whiting's exact age is
Mrs. Edward Fi.sk. (Lucy Youngi Uin Levin and his family, reside In scholastic attainment and outstand- Robert S. Smith and Warren
A D. 13, M A. "27, assistant proles-- 1 Ancliorage, Aiasna,
Ing leadership and service records, Fcathcrstonc, Jr., students enrolled unknown, he was believed to be
ISM
recently.
'in the College of Agriculture, have either 93 or 94 years id. He could
tor or English at Transylvania
Colonel Hammonds, M A. 39,
CoIIpkc. has been glanted a quar- In addition to the special adwards been awarded Danforth Fellow
tcr's leave of absence to complete principal of Fleming County high made, campus honorary societies an ships for this summer, it was- anr.
a paper on Miss Elizabeth Madox school for the past year, has been Inounced their new officers and mem- - nounced today by Dean L. J.
elected superintendent of the Bath bers, and leadership organizations
Roberts, Kentucky novelist.
' Mrs. Fisk will work in Lexington. County schools.
tapped new pledges.
Smith, a senior from Hocigen- Recipients of major awards are as ville, will take a
tiOuisville, Springfield, and Wash- course
Mr. Hammonds is a graduate of
Ington, X. C.
at Ralston Purina Company, St.
Eastern State College and holds his follows:
Phi Beta achievement bracelet. Louis, and then will go to Camp
M.A. degree from the University.
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HIS
Prior to the Fleming County as- - Ann English; Phi Beta service scroll, Mlnlwanca in Michigan where he
course in
FUviur. J. Fossit, M.A. "23, assist- - Fignment he served as superintend- Marion Stariord: Fhl Beta best will take a
leadership training. Alternates for
ent principal of Holmes Highrnt of the Garrard County schools member award, Margaret Larkin.
Outstanding sorority pledges: the senior fellowship are Charles
grhool, has been named principal for a number of years, worked as
school banker In Lancaster, and later was Alpha Delta Phi. Dianne McKaig; Duvall and Robert Layman.
nf the school for the 1949-5- 0
Marilyn Kll- year.
a principal in the Indiana school Alpha Gamma Delta,
Featherston. a freshman from
gus; Alpha Xi Delta, Jane
unier Lexington, will take the
- system.
Mr. Fossit Is a graduate of Tranand Nancy Dcnucs; Chi Omega. leadership training course at Camp
SvlvanLi College and holds an M.A
Betty Carol Pace; Delta Delta Delta,
Miniwanca.
rlesrcc from the University.
Phyllis Kloecker; Delta Zeta, Shirley
Monroe . Moosnick. '40. of VerThese fellowships are awarded
'
Kappa Alpha Theta, Betty Jointly by
193S
sailles, assistant professor of chem- Porter;
the Danforth Founda
Delta, Ella Rena
Bryant; Kappa
A new text and reference book on istry at Transylvania College, has
tion and Ralston Purina Company.
Potter; Kappa Kappa Gamma,
chemistry, written by Dr. Edward S. been granted a leave of absence for Nancy Bradford; Tau Alpha Pi,
1,
Amis. B.S. "30, M.S. "33. professor of the spring quarter to develop a gen. Gloria Travis; Zeta Tau Alpha, ship society for sophomore women, ; I
Ellen Allen, Mary Jo Bishop, Nancy
Chemistry at Columbia University, cral education course to be known Dorothy Neal.
Bradford, Carol Chambers, Margaret
has just been published and has as The physical World."
Alpha Gamma Delta cup to out
Pierre Whiting been adopted as one of the texts in
The course, one of a series being standing freshman woman, Carol Grace Johnson, Marilyn Kilgus,
Thelma Mattox, Doris Annis, Jenny
by Transylvania and Chambers, and runner-uthe Columbia University Graduate
Marilyn
troops bivouac!
Brown, Elizabeth Bryant, Sarah remember Civil War
financed by a grant from the Gen- Kilgus.
School.
Hancher, Dolly Day, Joyce Davis, ing on what is now the University
The book is a study of mathe- eral Education Board of New York
.Delta Delta Delta scholarship EHoise Lorch, Dianne McKaig, Mary campus and said , that he ' was "a
boy" at that tune.
matics involved in chemical chang- City, will cut across departmental ($100). Bettye Mastln.
Lou Priestly, Doris Richards, and
Worked On Construction Job '
es which take place at varying de- lines to Include the fields of chem- ' Alma Magna Mater service award Dorothy Harrod.
As a young man he carried .water
grees of temperature. Dr. Amis is istry, physics, geology, geography to outsanding senior woman, Anita
New members of Mortar Board,
Levy.
the first American chemist to pub- and astronomy.
senior women's leadership society; end mortar, to Workman .who were
Phi Beta Kappa aw.ird, Rosc Venita Dawson, Helen Dciss, Vir- constructing the . present Adminislish a complete text and reference
Among Former I'nWersity
Mary Haley.
work in this particular field.
ginia Henry,
Leet, Kath- - tration- Building.- This buildin? was
Students
Mortar Board sophomore scholar- erine Barnett,Geraldine
Dr. Amis joined the faculty of
Mary Carolyn Carver, completed in 1882,'and a few year
Forrest C. Respess of Detroit and ship plaques for academic standing Dorothy Doyle, Naree Hatcher, Mar- later Whiting took a Job '.as Janitor
Columbia University In 1947.
Indianapolis, and a former student of 2.6 or better, Jane Anderson,
tha Swofford, and Suzanne Rogers. of White Hall. ' which tOV houses
at the University, was a visitor in Juliet Bradley, Virginia Cunning193!
Alpha Lambda Delta members: the College of Commerce but was
ham, Rose Mary Haley, Betty
Capt. Morris Levin, "32, of Lexing- the alumni office on March 30.
Thelma R. Mattox, Ann E. Nevitt, used then as' a men's dormitory.
Anne Park Mayes, Anette Mary Lee Pardue,
Respess, who left the Uni
Mr.
After several year in the dormiton, has been assigned to visit
Ann Perrine,
Swet-maWashington and Montana postal versity in 1912. is president of. the Siler, Helen Smith. Mary K.
Elenor J. Strum, Ruth E. Trefz, tory, he was moved to the Admin
Vaughn.
and Ann
rmrtmpnts to coordinate and im-- 1 Respess Pumice Company, and dis
Doris Ann Annis, Emma Jean Bar Istration Building, the structure he
Mortar Board awards to freshman ger, Mary Jo Bishop, Jenny Brown, had helped to' build. Here he reprove mail service for the Alaskan Ing the was was head of the solid
fuels division of the War Produc- - woman with 3. standings, Emma Flonnia Carol Chambers, Joyce Ann mained for many years until an
theater.
Jane Bargar, Hazel Mae FOrman, Davis, Hazel Mae Forman, Cath- attempt was made to move him to
Officer in charge of post! U- - tion Board.
Dorothy Ann Harrod, Margaret
erine Wrenn Harlow, Dorothy Ann a smaller building where' his duties
Grace Johnson, and Eleanor Jane Harrod, Dohr
Jane Hendry, Marg- would be lighter. Whiting refused
JAg
Sturm.
Donovan Calls
aret Grace Johnson, Marilyn Kilgus, to accept the change of work, sayCollege of
Outstanding senior In
(Continued from Page One)
ing that he had "got used to the
and Mary Louise McClung.
Education, Margaret Wilson.
people in the Administration Build- of these teachovertax the patience
Phi I'psilon Omicron's Cornell
College of Agriculture sponThe
The first radio was brought to this ing and was " too' old to get used
ers.
sored a course in sheep shearing on award, Mary Jo Ridley.
country in 1492 on the flag ship to a Hock of new ones."1
-Theta Sigma Phi award for highest Santa Maria.
For a decade you have paid the April
for the benefit of farm',
He was. known to his fellow cm- teachers, in whose care you have ers and other interested persons in scholastic standing in journalism,
r
your the Blue Grass area who were eck Mary' Pardue.
entrusted the education of
League of Women Voters award
childrcn. less than you have paw inK instructions in this line.
the garbage collector, the carpen- - The school, held at the livestock to graduating senior woman with
JEWELERS
ter, the taricklayer: yps even css Judging, pavilion, was conducted by highest grades in political science,
you have paid the maid In R. C. Miller, field agent in animal Peake Shehan.
than
Chi Omega award for highest
husbandry.
your kitchen.
i
standing in economics, Jerry Hinson.
He added that the public cannot
105 East Main Street
Alpha Lambda Delta book award,
expect to continue to treat the SDA
Jane Garrett; Alpha Lambda Delta
Waltham
teachers in this manner. It would
Krebler Bands ,
Asbury, Elizabeth
Hamilton
Democratic Action eerlficates, Jeanne
Students for
Longlnea
Sprldell Bands
prove to be a tragic mistake, he said,
Bicknell,. Jane Garrett, Mary Ann
0) Brnrus
Wlttnaner
LohetirHii Hint
-we will will meet Thursday at S pjn. in the Faulkner Good, Nancy Potts, Amy
j The time may come when
Bulova
Gruen
Kramer Jewelry
according
rue the day of our neglect. There Student Union Building,
Dean Wills, Marie Haick, Charlotte
.i
-.
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j to Rav Robinson. . nresidenL
Student Charge Accounts
arc ominous signs oi itoudic ancnu
Reed, Nancy Shinnick, and Mary
unless economic Justice Is given licve such a study, if made at this Dolores Slaughter.
Always Welcome
Outstanding member of Woman's
those who are charged with the time, would secure phenomenal reinstruction of our children."
Council, Charlenc
Admlnstrative
sults."
Orr. Outstanding woman who is
!
A New Look
Nerd
of Council, Phyllis Kloecker.
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"In my judgment, the time has
New members of Cwrns, leader
arrived when the schools of
nCHin
Kentucky,
from Kindergarten
i
through the University, need surWe need a new look at
i ' veyingshould be
H them. The governor General Asauthorized by the next
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sembly to appoint an Education
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