Norboubn  Edward  Philpot,  B.M.E.,  Owensboro
T I! II; Dynamic Engineering Society; Treasurer (2), Vice President (3), President (4); A. 1. E. E.; A. S. M. E.; President Catholic Club; Daviess County Club.
"He  knew   what's   what,  and   that's  as  high As metaphysic wit can fly."
"Pinkie" is a "strawberry blonde" of an extreme type and there is a dark rumor to the effect that he spent many sleepless nights during his early University years in the "chem lab" trying to find an antidote for it. His sunny disposition is known almost as well as his hirsute aggravation, and he will no doubt conquer many of the hard problems of mechanical engineering by beguiling them with soft speeches.
Walter Joseph   Piggott,   B.S.Agr.,   Irvington
Lamed Pe; Sophomore Football Team; Agricultural Society;   Treasurer   Louisville   Club   (2).
"His   tawny  beard  was   th'   equal   grace Both of his  wisdom and his face."
Good old "Joe" has only one great weakness "and that is to stand at the front entrance of the main building between classes and be a Beau Brummel as "that's one I know" passes by. "Joe" played on a football team in Louisville before coming to State and to his athletic efforts may or may not be due his daily crop of side-whiskers which, like Topsy, "just growed up" and like the weeds in the backyard "just keep growing after they're   cut."
Nancy   Fielding  Pilcher,   B.S.,   Lexington Secretary  of  Philosophian  Literary   Society   (3),
"Strew  with  violets  dim  the  sod, Leave her Epitaph with God."
Like all Lexington belles, Nancy is tall and stately. She aspires to make the world better through her pedagogical ability. Just hear her tell those Math. Profs, all about the fourth dimension, and you will understand why she underscored Mathematics three times in the Teachers' Agency card. With enticing positions awaiting her acceptance in Oregon and the far-distant island of Haiti, we are prone to woi der what has induced her to prefer to   remain   in   her   native   village.
Ernest   Edgar   Pittman,   B-.S.Agr.,   Mayfield
Student Assistant Hog Cholera Serum Laboratory; Student Assistant Department of Agronomy; Agricultural   Society.
"Envy   the   plowman's   health   and   strength."
"Socrates" graduates without ever having drilled and does not know the difference between "as skirmishers march" and a snake dance. He attended gym twice in his Freshman year. "Soc" is an easy-going, carefree, ishkabibblety sort of fellow and mighty well liked by all. During his stay at the University he has worked at the Experiment Station as tobacco expert and hog cholera doctor.
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