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THE KENTUCKY KERNEL

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elusion of this part of the exercises the entire regiment will form
on the field again and pass in review.
After passing the reviewing
theater,
stand the companies will return to
p. m. Comthe campus to bo dismissed.
Monday, June 2, 9:30
mencement procession forms; 10:00
In the Individual drills among the
p. m. Commencement exercises, ad- basic course men the following were
dress by Henry Ooddard Leach; selected to represent their com2:00 p. m. Meeting of the Alumni panies: Company A, William A.
Association at University Commons, Luther; Company B, Samuel E.
in McVey hall.
Milllken; Company C, Richard M.
Hcyser; Company E, Harry V.
Smith; Company F, Olcn D. CofT-ma- n;
Company G, William R.
Pearce.
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Begin Here May 28
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est standing
in Military Science
throughout the year; Lafayette Ho- -'
tel Cup to the juniors; Lexington
Herald Cup to the sophomore, and
Lexington Leader Cup to the fresh
man having the same qualifications.
Also the Scabbard and Blade Cup
to the best drilled member of the
basic course.
lows:
The last event of the afternoon
Wednesday, May 28, 2:00 p. m.
Military Field bay and R. O. T. C. will be the presentation of commissions to the seniors in Military
graduation, on Stoll field.
Science by Dr. McVey. At the con- Friday, May 30, 9:00 p. m.
Senior ball.
Saturday, May 31, 8:30 a. m.
Breakfast to the senior class given
by President and Mrs. Frank L.
R. W. SMOCK
McVey, at Maxwell Place; 9:00 a. m.
Alumni visit; 11:30 a. m. Meeting
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President's office;
12:30 p. m.
Alumni group luncheons; 3:00 p.
m. Open house at the arts departClock
ment; 4:00 p. m. President and
Mrs. Frank L. McVey at home to
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m. "Table d'Hote" at' the Guignol
theater.
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the plaza between the Physics
building and McVey hall.
The
seniors will march to the Men's
gymnasium, where Mr. Leach will
speak at 10 a. m. At 2 p. m. Monday, the Alumni Association will
meet at the University Commons.
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ever, the circle reverted to its orig
inal system of membership.
Officers for the coming year who
have recently been elected by SuKy
are:President, William Young, Tri
president, Vernon
angle, vice
Chandler, Lambda Chi Alpha; sec
retary, Mildred Little, Zeta Tau
Alpha; assistant secretary, Henri
etta Sherwood, Alpha Gamma Del
ta; treasurer, Mary Elizabeth Fish
er, Chi Omega.
Retiring officers were: President,
Davidson;
Frank
William Young; secretary Francis
Baskett; assistant secretary, Mildred
Little; treasurer, Mary Elizabeth
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working engineers who, with the ex- ceptlon of one night, spend the en- ure year in mngent. jnoor nna rc- search. Like the ancient Aaracians
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they annually prepared for the Du-- I
oess, the engineers annually arrange
the best dance of the school year for
the benefit of students in other
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All the tradition that Ken- tucky may have or ever hope to have
tO StUdentS Is in some way connected with the
Special
Ernrinorr's Pnncv Dress Ball. Everv
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their crystal chandelier, nominate team won 18 games and lost five
s,
and beautify the and took third place in the state
their
gymnasium. The rest of the school tournament.
This year, Freeport
glories in the festival while the sons
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WEST SHORT ST.
in the sectional meet after winning
silent throughout the evening.
the district and conference
The Engineering College originated with the University. For some
Wins National Reputation
time after its foundation its stuAfter being graduated from Kansas
annually
a
M dents celebrated peg contest with a in 1923, Coach Rupp earned his
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and
memble
with masters degree at Columbia Unibeer drinking tournament,
the addition of other colleges, how- - versity, New York City. He coach
ever, many changes came. Sophlsti- - ed basketball, football, track and
be
cation and culture found their way wrestling at Marshalltown, la., 1925.
to this little known campus and fore going to Freeport in
knowledge sought Coach Rupp won national reputa
seekers after
other and more complex forms of tion as a basketball player. He
in
Not to be outdone played under Dr. Forest C. "Phog"
entertainment.
in the more modern pastimes the Allen, one of the great teachers of
MEALS
little boys In blue overalls re- - basketball, at Kansas, and was a
changed
luctantly
their annual member of the championship team
in 1922. He played on the
festival to the Fancy Dress ball
professional
team in
was vastly
This entertainment
popular with the sons of Kansas in 1923 which did not lose
more
game.
leisure than had been the former a
Coach Rupp is not married. He
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affair. Many of them, In fact, were
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glneering existed at the University recommended by Coach Craig Ruby
until the advent of the Engineer's of Illinois; Dr. Allen and Dr. James
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ball. With this colorful pageant, Nainsmith, University of Kansas;
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however, it was impossible to en Wayne K. Otto, Chicago
Douglas Grant, Freeport
tirely disregard the knights of the
Journal Standard, and others. These
wood and iron; so every year,
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rectly preceeding and following the authorities were free In their praise
annual event students in other col- - of Coach Rupp and predictions for
brilliant future.
leges pause in their social activity
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and applaud for a moment tne
social ambitions of the engineers.
ij(They are, nevertheless, only ambi
tions and the guests wno auena me
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festival have never demonstrated
their gratitude in furthering- the
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materialization of the engineer's de- to four-thirthe laboratories and
sire for the proper social contacts. shops of the College of Engineering
But that group which likes fo of the University of Kentucky will
think of itself as the cultural ele- be open to inspection by the public.
ment is not without gratitude. Today is the annual Engineer's Day
Sometimes they even admit to their at the University. This afternoon
hosts that they enjoyed the dance, those interested In the processes
,but this is indeed seldom. Usually employed in the training of en
the appreciation takes the form of gineers will have an opportunity to
' nodding
to see what methods the college uses
causually to be sure
some acquaintance in the college of in the educational process.
brutes. Even this small tribute is
Places of unusual interest to visit
usually discontinued after a few
ors are the electrical laboratories,
days.
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tn. carried on for the purpose of de- tnH ho nnoport. nf nninr-o- nH
morrow, when the working lads of termining the effect of sunlight on
today flash past us in Rolls Royces ?"T,i
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as we trudge the streets, Jobless and tiflcially created in the various glass
laboratory divisions.
hungry let us remember.

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