Senior Class John Thompson Guthrie, B.S. in C. E.............Mt. Sterling
Sigma Chi; Lamp and Cross; Tau Beta Pi; Pan-Hellenic Council (3); Class Football (2); Class Baseball (2, 3); Marconi Engineering Society; Brooks Engineering Society; American  Association  of  Engineers;   Masonic  Club;   Student Instructor  in   Surveying.
J. T. is one of ihe very few engineers who ever attained perfection in campustry and still kept the fair Eex from downing him in his studies. The stars are all set for him to live long and prosperously, provided he can break himself of a very bad habit of making long-distance telephone calls. "Guth" is one of the most popular boys in school.
Whayne Wilson Haffler, B.S. in C. E.............LaGrange
Cheer  Leader  (2,  3,   4);   Brooks  Engineering  Society   (2,   4);   Strollers.
Whayne is well known to all of us as the dean of U. K. yell leaders. We will always remember him in his blue sweater, megaphone in one hand and action in both, showing the crowd how lo do Su-rCy by the numbers. Maybe the country is dry, but we have a faint suspicion that Whayne will find a little mountain  Dew when he visits Cattlettsburg.
Harlan Russell HALBERT, B.S. in Agr...............Vanceburg
Alpha Zeta; Agricultural  Society.
Russell didn't get hurt in the war, but he has spent most of the last two years at the hospital, which happens to be across the street from his domicile. For a long time he was on night duty only, but it is understood that he no longer heeds the eight-hour-a-day law. Russell is the last arc of the Mystic Circle.    This boy has a reputation with the faculty which we are glad lo recommend.
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